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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

Ilf fNBLAND.
This young and promising Colony arms Special Advan.
tages to sll classes, and the QUEENSLAND
ROYAL MAIL LINE convoys passengers
BY StEAMER.. FOR El.
. .

Mail or other Steamers will be des—Patched from
LONDON or PLYMOUTH fortnightly, by which
ASSISTED PASSAOEB will be granted to eligible
Persons, such as Engineer., Fanners, Fitters, Engine-
drivers, Hallway Carriage Builders. Blacksmiths, Brick.
layers. Stonemasons, Sawyers, Carpenters, Wheel
wrights. Shoemakers, Tailors, Shipwrights, Farm
Labourers. Domestic Servants. Gardeners, bine
Dressers. Road Makers, Miners, Quarrymen, Navvies,
at the following rates:—
SECOND C %BIN £2l 10s.
THIRD CLASS._ £7

Children nadir 12 years half price. Infants under It
months free Persons not eligible for assisted passages
will be taken at the following rates :—Second Cabin
ill 10s. ; Third Class, Ell,
For further particulars regarding Pa/wages, Land
Laws, and Resources of the Colony, apply to
UILLATLY, 81IWILLL, and Co., 109, Leaden
hall-street, London; and 12, Renleld-street, Glasgow,
or to the Local Agents—O. Passoss, li, High Kant.
street, or T. G. Bun, 16, Wollaston-TRW, Per-
tinent.

ON SOO IA L PURITY AND THE
INFIRMITIES ()V MAN. Ad.lreissed
espeeislly to young men, with advice on Ilealth, and
containing lieceipts that will restore the nervous and
debilitated to the full power of Manhood. Free for
the Ingle& of all who desire a safe and speedy cure
without the aid of quacks. Bend one stamp to pre-
pay postage. Address, BDOILITAZT, Institute of
Anatomy, Birmingham.
BI7BINEBB CARDS of every description
JPrieto/1 et the Ofike of the releeres, Dorchester
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA.

HONOURS TO KOMAIMWF.

The Emperor of Iffunpia hap premented General
Koinurtiff with a gold ',word in miognition of hip
mervicpit in the PetiPleh affair. The gift wa• accent.
Piaui.' by an autograph letter, in which General
conduct on that occapion h. highly
gi.t.d. A Cabinet r.otticil wa. lield in I how ll ill 14.
.treet no Saturday, when the tiegotiationp with
were undPr e.inoideration. We an. informed that pc
hitch hap occiimrl. On Satunlay the olficial
paiiilence regarding the Central Apia:, gigingtion w.g.
amnod. The pawn, relate to event. which hay..
utcurved between December, lan3, and April 71h la.t.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

?HE POI LC PARJURY C4lll.

A large and enthusiastic meeting on this subject was
held on tbinday night at Stockport. Mr. It. Whit.
worth. NI , who Was to have been present, but Who
was called back to London by the th,rernm.nt
wit. "I hail. heard nothing to alter my iirni con.
suction that William's is entirely
chart& on which he was con. iets,l, and that a gross
iniacarriageid jistiem hastaketi place. The platlorm was
crowded with influential man and namlutiona to the
Home Secretary were ISOoloti asking for
releaae. re,edntion id hearty sympathy
with Alderman Norton who Was present Wa, also
paseled. Alderman Norton met with a very cordial
reception, and was applauded again and again
See..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

PETTY BEBBIOM

WCONENDAT.
Belem the Mayer ( W. Mw. Captain Stone,
lir. li. Fanner, and J. Huda,,n.

Thomas Park was charged with being drunk and
die.nierly at Hinger.hill on the precious evening.
and refusiAg to po away when nxpiested. —He pleaded
guilty. ~nd was lined .ss. and welts,
Robe. t Edwards. who did not appear, wan mpo.
ironed for neglecting to send his child to school.—
Mr. H. S. Dickinson prosecuted for the School
Attendance Committee and Mr. Mowlem, the in-
spector. proved the case, showing the child had only.
made 16 attendances out of 36.—Mr. Farmer
remarked it was a very hard case upon the father.
Therr were three children and no mother and he
had met a neighbour taking on.. of the cLildren to
school and carrying the ..tber in her arias. ined
.2;: fhlto:111. Robert
edEncos.. selling intoaica.ting Phagruli,sn‘ton.e .nwanhi,,
premises, he laving cnly an indeor license. -11 r. 11. 8
Dickinson was for the defendant --
stated that on the evening of the 11th of May there
were two men in the simp, and they took up a glass
and dran •. and called for another bottle ; only 000
drank. She would not named it had she not
been so grossly inselted The man who called for '
the other bottle said it's better than we get in London.
hey had the other bottle but they liii not drink
from it except the defendant, who said Fire. fire
•• - erre* e.:an:ined Cmcker. f.ru.erly deli
with her for Witter, and had paid her a cheque
for £l3 odd a short tinw ago, awl she had brought
in • further char. e of Cl which Crocker
had refused to pay. • r. Dickinson said this wan
the simple solution of the matter, it was only done
out of spite If,' called the defend:set, who swore
that he had only opened a couple of fuss ale for
tract:lkm with whom he dealt, and no iuoneY Pfle.wd-
-The flinch at oncedismissed the el.t.rif.

t' ary Ann Taylor IVAS 1111111111,.1.1 hY Films liar
wood, of kongflret, for an was • trim,
pery neighbour s squabble, and Sir. Travers, who
appeared for the defendant, in spite of a recent ruling
Ly the judge, gave his client's version of the affair,
wri, of course, showed that she was the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

eot "Cr.

hAV OF INTEReESsIuN.
To Mr Mifor.

see bv hit •r of the I.,,atuty reronisle
that the itiehop of the dioetw, tinder the direction of
the Archbishop of the Provints., has suggested an
early .lay for iiit..roes.ion and prayer ander present
nn.ri, In a. Even with high recommendation. a
suggestion of this kind w.eild not si,emarily escape
criticism, and it is a pity that some intimation lire
not Iseil given ..f the anxieties under which we are
trupposed to labour, as many ..f u,, terhaile, are
unaware of how much a,' have to complain. As Mr.
I:l3wid..ne assures us of peace, one preeent anxiety of
One ecelesiestical guardians is, of count., removed,
and we an. left therofiae to imagine doss the present
out.louk must he the other. A political .
person of any hind is not au object of admiration,
and it IA Open to grave doubti whether the clergy in
these clays have the influence, or the wisdom, to direct
discreetly any political or other important movement,
vi to act in anything requiring a calm and unbiaseed
judgment to distinguish fact from fiction, even though
there may be many distinguished members of Con.
v"cati"" auf"nifat them I therefore humbly suggest
whether, in the propomed special form of prayer, it
would not he well for the Bishop to ask, and direct
his clergy to i•ray for, the gift of, and the heart to
exereine. Clorietimi charity, nn•l strictly Irt
in, iv • tor-anis all mon, and ion) t.orarda their
brethren (whi'th'er within or beyond the cathedral
shadel, iti place of so niuch hitter spite and malice as
ic er..ry day exhibited towards one another, and
wi!j,,4l not ,li.oims.itituritt would justify.
t.mil ',Mi. in KA:4 mot Alt to mart, it iii dif6ctilt to
rofraiu I min anplyitut the term "cmit " to & good
deal passing arouud us,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

MZJIORIAL CARDS.

DEMONS are invited au inapovt • varott)
L MI:MOSUL CARDS, Embossed, tame,
Plain at the 06Ies of this Paper, 6, High Weal-v. ..f,
Dorchester.
2/ gmbosaad Cards, with name, date, age. awl a volts
of poetry or text of Scripture, supplied tut
25 " In Memoriam' Double thuds, Plain Broad. & uk
Edge, w II name, date, agr a roue of posty mai '
of Scripture In. 6d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

DOROMISTRa.

HOLT TRINITY CIIVICH fintylemrt Mit WOIT•Sts!i•
OAT.—GeleiXatitio of the Holy Coin iiiii nion at 0.30
a.m., and sho at die eleven o'clock service. Matimi,
11 salL • Processional Hymn, ZS •. Responses,
Waite, •Miirnington, TM; Psalins(properl and
Blackith (MSS), Smith, 133 Demo,
Toronto in I): Jubilate, Foiter, 207 for anthem,
himl32, St. Michael; Hymn, 212, Eisen Is.rd
; Kyris, Kramer in E flat' offertory ...limner,.
Let your light" (Monk), "H" that hath po,'
(hone). Evensong three p.m. : Hymn, CO,
MI
comb.; Litany; hymn, 210, Charity. E, en.ong.
6.30 p.tis. : Processional Hymn, 291
Tani; Psalms (proper), civ. and cslv.. 202.
Macfarren, 1116, (MSS): Mairi!itieist and None
Cadsby in C; anthem, ' If yr
(Monk) • Hymns, 164, Winchester Old, 2K, sc.
°aniline; ; Ramminnal Hymn, 307. Chant Book
used "TM Cathedral Psalter Chants ;" Hymn Ito&
‘04141, "Hymns Ancient and Modern ;" 11. Evinwrr,
Radar ; .T. 21. lidossiss, Organist and Choir-
master.

mturrAmi FUNCRAL—An artilleryman I the
Battery B Brigade, who had been left behind in the
"114111, died last week, and was buried ,d 1 SaturdaY
With full military honour.. The hand of the (
Company Volunt,ers headed the funeral
and played the Dead Marvh. A large number ..f the
depflit men Alm attend.l.
Gomm at Bum.- .%n lii man named Tleuna.
Sprake, of Pewee- ' o lane was n nm.
u's)* at w"rh "n
, Pound he hury when he was attacked hy a bull. which
Ig:wed and •otherwine injured linn in A K 4.6.1114 ha T.
ortunately, Mr. It Hare, of the Cadle, hrove
Buildings, happeinsl to be lIIPAr At OW tun., awl mic•
rewhid in heating_ the head off. Sprake was nmoved
t" th" O•untY Hospital, where he was found to ha
suffering front a seven! r•call• wound, a fractured rib.
land idlwr injuries.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

BOROUGH POLICE COURT.

TubinAT.—Befnre the Wayor (Ahlennan R.
Thnina.). and Buck.
Tux vimyr or ?OK rroIIANKV.

Mr. Gralta;;;;oi shoat 11 other pahheano attentle.l
tho t., apply for tli, uuunuagoktension ,4 one boor
nittbtly dorinir the vi.it of the lreotnaory.--The
Niloyor, :dur a colicatati..ll with OW other magiw
trate., oahl that the ni.plieot hos would he grontell,

TIM AyT.

P.4%..y fiew4 ti.•
...I.le.tion .4 lb. hall
th..e..nrt twice f. ,r
l'o•ter Stanlvy WAN
. .

Jame., Critekell, ma I .1.1 MU, fined
Haditeat, the wit f lemlastan, for
amilectaar the ethicist i..a lof her daeileter. wavi fined
WPM( ND a. --Before ‘le..rs .f. Landie J. 0. RoVip.

G. S. 11..11., and r • athan.
24 INCH or 'll.

Win. and and wife, wen
charged with sleeping is, tho area at Se, g, Wester.
hall villa., at hall•pa.t ... in the morning. 'rhe ease
wax proved by P urt, who said that an the
pri.oever. could not ghee a .ati.factory aoe eunt of
them...lt..n and had no %oath, mean. of subsistence.
1,. too them to the pole*. station. I hey were each
pentenced to set en day.' hard labour.
John eman wee charged with a emuilar offence at
the oante time awl place. I,e had 0. led, when
**archer'. lie *aid he had been wort ine for Mr.
Mitchell. of Fortland. a. a eeteenee mason. but that they
had • diopute. es a con,r4iUrnor hei left, and wan
making hi. way to :ewe i.e could not obtain
lodging. ihe inch i.einteel mit that he hel been
1,, 1111 l I in .u.pirie nee (*.many. hut they di.charged hint
on his proincong to lea e the town
Vicharl are wit. charged with Pleeping in the
pore. at 4t. John'a Khool at two o.clorC4 in the
morning. Ile i. a tramp, and ha. a wooden leg. The
1.1110 .1 1011. wan ',Mild 11p110 111111 • upt N ickery
.aid that on Monday ees,•tting the priftoner was re•
her.' as a causal pauper. but that he had na ney
then. Direcharged on promi.ing to leave the town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

4 sr. arsrmirrs CHANBIIt&

BALD W IN-STIIRST, BRISTOL.
-
lONEY LENT AT A FEW LlOUltb'
Nortek',
Privately, in SUMS of 1:10 to £2,000, to mato and
female, in town or country, upon apptuvcd Promissory
Notes, on the following toms, without deduction
Twelve Monthly kiepaymunts of __CU l It
„
£6O It It
ClOO ~ 17
Larger amount. earns in proportion, quarterly or kill
yearly, or by 'pedal arangcmunts made fur reps)
to suit Borrower's own convoutenre, extending over a
lower pullet.
ADVANCE*, ALBO MADE upon hf ort. ago of
furniture, trade and farm stocks, Want, crops, fariiiil.g
implouteuts, without removal, and aleu to twist tar.
sons into bushes**.

NO UNNEC. tiSA NY EXPENSES. NO SURE.
TIES Olt FRIENDS REOUI it ED TO GUAR.% N TEE
the AMOUNT ADVANCED. Responsible applicants
can have the moon without • Bill of :tale (if desired).
Also upon Freeholds, Leaseholds, ROVeriloll6. and
Idle Policies, without Publicity, front 1 to 20 years,
at 4 por cent. Prompt and personal attention. and no
genuine application ever refused, Strictrat secrecy
übservetl. Write stating amount required, or call (per-
sonally (referred) for Prospectus showing the !Wand-
gages offered.

Mr. A, U. DAVIS,
Savoy Hons.% 110 nod 118, IStrand, London, W.(l.
N. B. —Private entrance In Savoy-street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-19

SILVER

' arm

STIII2IG'

Ills U.

SILVER ENGLISH LEVER.

MY BEST LOND 1N MAKE,
WITH

THREEqUARTER PLATE MOVEMENT.
J EWELLED THRoIIGHoIIT.
ilitoNomETEß BALANCE. WITH
DAMP AND DU -T PROOF
PATENT BUNG BAND, AND
EXTENDED BARREL, IN
MASSIVE STERLING ,ILVKII NAIR CASES
WITH CRYSTAL GLASS FRONT
WINDS & SEW HANDS & OPENS AT BACK
MAKING IT A nirrrxß WATCH THAN ANY
tio WATCH IN THE MARKET. Its
A DVANTAG Es °VEX THE
oLD AND FAULTY FULL PL ‘TE BEING
iso&AD;Ds, AS THE
LUDG TK WATCH WILL LAST
ONE HUN • RED YEARS. I.
NEVER BREAKS. AS IT CANNOT BE OVER
W CND, AN)
NEVER NEEDS EXPENSIVE REPAIRS.
IS A BETTER TI II EK EkPEIL
IS A II TTER wATCII AND
Is BET IT VALUK THAN ANY OTHER
WATCH
SOLD FOR 130 IN TOWN OR CoUNTRY
WILL STAND ROUGH USAGE OF ALL.
KINDS, AND
IS THEREFORE THE RUT WATCH AND
EqUALLY MUTED FOR
WORK •, EN. RAILWAY M EN. MINERS
GENTLEMEN, Bold% AND
ALL WHO REWIRE A
FERMI' WATCH or EXTRA STRENGTH
FOR H NE. INDIAN °lt CoLoNIAL USE.
MADE IN THREE SIZES, AS UNDER
WORKMEN'S. LA GIES=
NGN MS AND R ‘ILWAY MEN'S. EXTRA
LARGE SIZE, AND
FOR GENERAL WEAR MEDIUM SIZE.
SENT FREE A• D SAFE AT OUR RISK
To ALL PARTs Fon LA
CASH. OR p • Y .ISLE AT G.P.O.
PRICE IN IS-CARAT GOLD
CRYSTAL GLASS CAS. S.
TWELVE (JUNE S.

SPECIALLY Nt MN that J. W. Ilwrsom is the only
Maker of a Three-t/earter Plate riglish Watch
for Li Ti..., awl that our l'atent '• Ludgate " Watch
cannot he had through, or of any Watchmaker
in the Kingdom. , 'ny infringement of the
Patent Rights will be proceeded against. A
Book explaining the athinitagre of this Watch
ot r the Full PIAUI I nglu..h Watches 4"1.11 by
all other makers, will be sent l'est Free on
application, to

J. W. BENSON,

WATCHMAKER TO H.V. THE QUEEN,

THE STEAM FACTORY,

62 AND 64, 1.U1.0 trA HILL, XC., tND
26, tiLD B 441 ••STRNICT, W., LONOON.

Illwdrated Pamphlets of Watches from
£5OO, Id and liver Jewellery, Clocks Mouse,
Chime, and Toilet) and Illitaical Hoses. len* on
Application.
Cu.'s Assoeurlons FORE ‘I EN.
OF FRI EN DLY ROC! TI IS, AD ENTN.
and others will find their Incomes e in.iderably
increaAed by establidling Clutm, for the New Pakmt
" Ludgate " Watch, wi it is worth from CI to £3O
more than any English Watch sold, and therefore
bound tAI supersede all I .them in the Market.

CEMENT DEPOT, WEYMOUTH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

WAREHAM.

WAREILUI AND P171115/WK INiox.- -The Meeting of
the Itnrd of I htardianA, hehi on Ow 19th inst., was
attended by bmir rz officio weathers :knd about twenty
elected guardians, the Karl of Ekloti presiding. Sub-
wsittenT a meeting Id iii..l..s.sonent Committee
wax held, and Wa4 diny attended by rx officio and
elected guardians, hoed Elibm, chairman, and Mr.
C,dcndt., •ics-chairinan. Mr. Fillitcr was clerk in
attendance at both, as usual.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

CorrriponDrnce.

THE SPIRITUAL AND SPIRITUOUS LORDS
OF ABBOTSBURY.
To the Edam..

Dear Sir,—ln the interest of many readers of the
rel,grost, who are not of the saw opinion
ahwer, will you allow me space for a few words to try
and correct a statement or two of his in ymir last
issue. . .

Without entering into the matter 44 teetotaliern iir
religion. I would reepeetbilly aek Mr. I o', when Le
gee in for paper controyursy to stick to the truth.
Ile nays that every honer in the place 'belongs to
Lord Ilchester but if Intr. Glover will take the trouble
to enquire .4 Lord Ilchenter'n agent or any ether in.
habitant of the place, he will find there are more than
thirty bone,s that will not be him lordnhip'n until the
leases expire.
Mr. Glover, from his high and mighty pedestal. out
of the great conlltneeion of hie benevolent heart, calls
the AbbobiliurY people ".sr slave.,"
A. ..ne .4 the isnw slave.% I beg to thank him for
111,1 complimentary langue, and it .10.ibt the other
wmll.l appreciate 11 r.. Glover 111,10! if he came
and called them so their faces, inetead of firing
shots which other people have forged for hint.
lie also speaks in very flattering term. of land,
paraman, hut he might have put
in a good word or two fur the Plutrinete se well.
(I„uht bfr, Mover known a great deal about
Abbotabury, but he is not quite correct in all hi. "fun
ion, .4 that quiet little fishing village if ibireet.—
Yours truly,
Abbotabuty, May 11th, 18145.

A FINKEL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

BRYANSTON.

SICIIV.Vcrri BALL. —On TUCoday cv ening the mpb,y. i
at Itryanst..n and Knighton were entertained in Imm.sar
of the marriage of blow Portman in ltryanston
and enjoyed a dance to the strains of King's .inadirille.
Band, from Illandford. The hall had been nics.ly
decorated for the occasion, and everything done to
ervoirt the comfort and haminess id thme atteii.iing.
I htring the evening the healths .4 the 1111111i,Aummi.:
were drunk, with cheers, as were also other toast..
Praise is due to r. Waite, the butler, for the lams
taking part he took in eneuring suave* to the evening's
enjoyment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

Tvganay.—Before the Mayor (Mr. W. Knight),
Dr. Hay, Mr. H. Howell, and Mr. E. Cox.

•
J.1.1/1111 l'urchase, hawker of fish, S"Iltil-NtrPet,
charged with nsing obscene language on the 15th
May.—P.C. Freak said he heard defendant cursing
and swearing in riouthwtreet, opisisite the rectory.
The language Wl4l newt disgraceful. He spoke to
defendant, who said he didn't me for anyone in
liridport. lie repeated the obscene language.—Fined
214.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

A SAI,

George Kenway, twine manufacturer, who did not
appear, WIN 1111 l mooned for being drunk and disorderly
oon the 9th May. This was not the first offence.—
P.C. Freak proved service of the summons.—P.C.
Gill mid that on Saturday, the 9th, about quarter to
12 p.m., he found the defendant in South-street
drunk, and he requested him to go home, but he
refiewd. With the help of P.C. Fmk he carried him
home and put him indoors. Soon after he came out
into the street behaving in A moot disgraceful manner,
hollowing at the top of his voice. Witness went
towards him, but he " popp.sl" indoors, and as swon
as he (witness) went away he CUM. out again. Ile
had doors awl windows open, and heat up an .old tea.
tray, disturbing the neighbour., who looked out of
their windows and cried plhanie on him.—The Bench
sentenced the defendiult to Ii 'lays.

DRUNK AND_IR.IRDRRLY.

Charles Foot, sawyer, East-sin-et, was suinmoned
for being drunk and disorderly on the 9th Ntay.—Fined
la. 6d, and costs (14s. 6d.), in default 14 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

Till DOILIETSIIIRS RZOIMINT.

The members of the 3n:l Battalion of the lkimetshire
Regiment, now camping at Weymiouth, were enter-
tained on Monday, through the kindness of the Cen-
tral Branch of the Church 4 England Teniperance
Society. About 315 men responded to the invitation.
Mr. Woodward, of the Red liouse iirovided an4l=l.l-
- tea, which was followed by an entertainnient and
temperance addresses. The following ladies prrsidol
at the tables :- -Mrs. Sowter, Mrs. NI.. irbead,
Stephensim, Mi... T. White, Miss Carpendale,
Denary, Mrs. t NI laws FAH,* NI iKIII,I
Thiselton, Mrs. Wading, Mrs. Atkins, Miss TIP .1111,1.
-n, Misses East, Mrs. E. :41iiith, Mrs. Le blesurier. &c.
The gentlemen present included the Rev. Canon
Stephenson, Dr. -Lush, Rev. J. IL Wok Rey. C. B.

Watling, Rev. Hell-Salter, Rev. F. Sowter, Rev.
Ctuntning Ince, Rev. J. Kennedy, Rev. H. McKnight,
Mr. nisi.lton, Colonel Eliot, Mr. Hunt, Nlajor
lop, fillx.T. White, Lluarter-Manter.Sergeant Manning,
Sergeant. %lajor O'Meara, Mr. Stathan, and Mr.
Sims, agent of the National Temperance League.
Moorhead had a large number of periodicals dis-
tributed among the men alter the tea. Mrs. Sted.
man, Miss I)ansey, Slims heat, and NlajorHop,
delighted the Company by their singing and playing.
The Aron, in the course of • few remarks, con-
gratulated the ngiment upon their orderly conduct
and general gioii helms. displayed since the com-
mencement of their annual visit to Weymietth ten
day. *fp,.
The Rev. .1. 11. Sivrer, rector of St. Mary'., in
speaking 111./11 tile temperance quostion, said they had
heard a shani fight wiw to take place on Whit Mon-
day, but in dealing with intoxiaants they had to have
a real fight in which courage, endurance, and
loyalty were needed waste an ih AN in soldiery.
Tlei Rev. F. 11. Sitwout having spoken,
Mr. SUM pallid he believed that Mall for man there
was more aolwiety in the army than with the same class
nwn who wen. not einineeted with it.

At the close f the proceedings, Sergeant-Major
O'Sleara, on behalf of the commanding and other
officers, thanked all who had taken part in supplying
the tea and entertainment,whling that lie was sure the
men had appreciated it sery much. He also sail he
WWI much gratififsl at the remarks made by the
Nlaynr concerning the g.ssl behaviour of the men,
and bore testi 1111 l ny to the accuracy of the statement.
It would be the ambition of the regiment to
continue to I I manewi the esteem .of the people of Wry.
mouth.

Cheers for thoiie who had taken prominent parts in
the gathering brought it to a termination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

NiumirrorMAINTINANCX.

Jiweph Hansford, labourer, was summoned for
failing to contribute toward the support 4 his child,
who was in a reformatory. The arrears amounted to
IS.. lid. up to last March. —The defendant, who has
been previously imprisoned for failing to comply with
the magisterial order, was now ordered to pay is. per
week.

APVILUTION CU&
Sophia Cole, widow, of Went Bay, summoned Win.
Phillip., landlord of the Sailors' Home, South-ntreet,
Bridport, to show cause why he nhould not contribute
to the suppirt of her male child, horn on the 18th April
lasts—Mr. Day appeared for the cimlilainant., and r.
Howard for defendant.—The statements in nupport of
the prosecution were to the effect that an intimacy
took place for the fintt time on the 31st March, 188
And were continued hy defendant, and no, one elm., for
several months. The connequence wan that pronecutria
wan delivered of a male child on the Bth April last.
For the defence it was advanced that only I.n the Sint
March, 1881, any intimacy took place an far an con.
cerned the defendant, and evidence was elicit"d in
order to show that others had visited the houne of
the prosecutnx.—The Bench disminsed the cane.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

TIM LIBERAL CANDIDATE FOR THE
WEST DORSSS DIVISION.

At a conference held at Bridport on Tuesday,
1111111 r the auspices of the I••nwt Liberal Association,
Nit.. Carey Batten, barrister-at-law, of Yeovil: M. POI
eh...pen a" the candidate to contest the division in the
Liberal interest. The name .4 Mr. Charles Waring,
former member for Poole. WIIA also mentioned as a
candidate. Mr. Carey Batten is • firm
and staunch Liberal, and will loubtedly newt
with the approbation ,1 all Liberal., in the division.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

17111 SALVATION Azimr.

To thr editor.

have read with much ainumement, and I
withal a degree of interest the mph... )4 Fro Bono
Public..and el my vivacious friend Xerxes, to in
letter of the 4th innt. The former I will dininins with
the nunark that hin id.wm concerning the amount
collected, alimst force one to the conchinion that
he in a votary of the same principle; or rather the want
of principle, which indelibly stamps the nons u. of
Anani. and liapphira upon the page of hintory. In
regard to the orititinin )4 Xerxes, I may ..ay that it in
fallacions, and lack.. point from the fact that much of
it in bawd on misquotations. For itintance, in imoting
from my firlit letter, he leaven out the word
" apparently " in "he apparently ann... forward an
the champion." Itc. Then, again, in voting from my
I last, he leaves out the word "rice in "or else to
compwr hopele. love." This, of course, make,, all the
difference, and atampe bin remarks about not being
allowed to have two wive» an worthy only of a weak
demented individual. Where in the foolinhne,.i now,
eh ! Xerxes, shall it be another laugh 6r another
joke, which? You don't likc no! to nay anything about
your pulling a lung face, and without appealing to the
Editor. i may nay for MYoin I don't like to
nay anything about • very *mall face that I know of.
Are you in the habit 44 wilfully minquoting Xerxee,
or does it arise only from caret...neon; in either Cane it
shown that you are not quite trustworthy. (Couldn't
, the Salvation Army hell) you to a cum.) Yon
, proles, to like the term Salvation Army in
preference 41 hallelujah lassen ? The idea comes
beautifully from Koch a good (nay, rather inconsistent)
young man, let ine ask you to refer to
your own letter,., and then to pull the beam
out of thine own eye. I darrsay AA before
you will be unable to nee anything that affect.) your
letter, notwithntanding the dincreditable
upim which it in mainly limed. Re thin an it
may, I feel quite OM that all right4hiuking j
will be led to take anything further you may have to
nay either for or againnt the Army or the hallelujah
Lamm at a very great discount. I could point out
other mi.-quotations, hut enough for the preeent. in
conclunion, I will only add that while I am quite
willing for "Xerxes ' to enjoy his own opinion in
rempect to the good he thinks the Army has dons and
in likely to do, yet (from my own oleiervationn) j fear
that he himself in not likely to he much lienefitted by
the pretty tulle.', alc., and that he will probably, as
regards membernliip, always remain outnidemming the
roughs he mentions. Should it he otherwise, I fear
he Will require much drilling before he gets eat el the
"Awkward Squad."—Youra truly,
Xerrers.
Portland, May 19th, 188.5.—(This carreeposiona
mull sew oesso.)-11D. Meru%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

QUEENSLAND.

This young and promiting Colony offers Speasl Miran.
taps to all classy', and the QUEENBLAND
BOY AL MAIL LINE conveys passengers
BY 8 EP:AM:It_ FOR £7.
. .

Mail or es-tise-r Steamers will IS; des-latched from
ONDON or PLYMOUTH fortnightly, by 'Aids
ASSISTED PASSAtiES will be granted to eligible
Ponsons, slobs as Engineers, Fanners, Fitters, Engine-
Anvers, Railway Carriego Builders, Blacksmiths, Bricks
Isycrs. Stonemasons, Sawyers, earismters, Wheel
wriglsts, Shoemakers, Tailors, Shipwrights, Enrol
I.abourers, Domestic Servants, Gardeners, Vine
Dressers, Road Makers, Miners, Quarrymen, Navvies,
at the following rates :
SECOND C thIN £2l to..
Tuna) CLASS

i. Waren under 12 years half price. Infanta under 12
months free. Persons not eligible for assisted passages
will he taken at the following rates —'ecoad Cabin
£3l lUs. ; Third Class, 1:17.
For further particulars regarding Passages, Land
Laws, and Resources of the Colony, apf,lzder
UaLutri.v, , hiswiLL, and Co., 106,
ball-street, London; and 12, Renfield-street, Glasgow,
or to tho Local Agents—C„ reasons, 31, High Rant.
street, or T, G. Musa, 16, Wollaston-willas, Dor-
chester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

bWIYMOUTH.

Sirnrx DIATH.—A man named Wellacott,
man on board the Agincourt, died, pnwumahly (coin
apoplexy, on Wedneeday morning, at a how... where
he was lodging, in Market-street, after a few mintitc,i'
illnesa. As the armies.* of Dr. Moorhead were at once
obtained we believe that an inque,it will not have to be
held.
—APPLICATION TO tHC "KING or The BOROUGH:I—

At the Borough l'ohee-ceurt ;in Tuesday morning Mr.
Councillor Wallis, addrening the Mayor (.kldennan
Thomas) by the title of " The King ef the lieniugh,"
asked that permission might be granted to him to
inspect certain books in a cell ..the ulldh.Jl pertain
log to the Corporation matters. -The Mayor made •
reply to the effect that he did not know whether he
could grant the application, and then intimating that
he had an engagement elsewhere, retired frimi the
Court.-We were afterward.; informed by Mr. Wallia
that his application had been granted.
SHIPPIRO.-AlTivals :-Brighton Falk, Jersey,
framers' ; Cygnus Flioher, Jersey. geneml ; S..
Andrew (a), Mace, Cherbourg, general ; Gmat
Western (•), Blanipievi, Cherbourg, general; Bourne
-
month (a), Miller, Bournemouth, pamengers ; Victoria
(a), Cessna, Bournemouth, paeriengera ; Alliance
Tonle, Ifertlepool, coal ; Arid, Hawthorn, Hover, oil
cake ; William I)yer, Iliitchinge, Sunderland, coal.
:-Brighton (a), Jersey, general ;
Cygnus (a), Flisher, iloney, general ; St. Andrew (a),
Mice, Cherbourg, general Great \Witten' Oak Blam-
pied, Oherbosrg, general ; Bournemouth (a), Miller,
Bournemouth, augers;ime Victoria (a), Glenn,
Bournemouth, passengers ; Moonlight, lluhec, Port•
bad, nil; E. S. .1011aon (a), &diner, Cardiff, nil.
THE BANG:ANOVA BAILWAT CInitAAING. -The railway
tiflleiela at Wry th hail better be on the look
nut." They have not, apparently, ae yet taken any
measures fur the greater safety of the public at the
level cnieising where a fatal accident occurred a few
weeks ago. Howeier, so the matter has been taken
up by the Weymouth Town Ginned, and as the
endow id the victim has serious thought.i of bringing
As action against the railway official,. 1'; mapetomtion,
they will probably con.ider it ia about time to be
and doing." Without doubt the croioiag is 3 most
dangeruns one. As persona Are compelled to lis., it
great deal, the company .eight certainly to place ii
121111 at the spit to intimate when it bird.. to Cr.-.. and
when not. There have been many narrow eecapea,
and it is remarkable that the place ia responsible for
the Loss of but we or two live,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

PORTLAND.

MI TaoNctona.—On ldonday the Agincourt, and
on Tuesday the Minotaur, went innoide the Breakwater
for firing. The Iferculeo,from Portomouth, wao dna
to arrive in the r,ad, on Wedneoday.
Tme MACKIEHRL SEASON. --So far the catches of
mackerel in Wooit Bay have been fairly gond. Few
however, have been caught in the locality of Ciuitle-
town. . . . .

Wm:cam:E.—We are informed that a short time
ago a spar was washed ashore at Church Hope. It is
said to be the duty of th, coaatamanl tosisrure and
iiell wreckage, and to account to the Receiver of
Wrecks for monies so obtained. Rumour Kays that
newly•apipointett officer, instead tif having
the spar publicly sold, parted with it by private treaty
bur 125., although a ship's carpenter valued it at 12.
Consequently the officer's action ha+ net with much
diPlapprMal.
A Dicsiininami.—.t suitable room bur holding
public meetings, concerts, kc., is badly needed at
Portland. There is a piece of land in Straits, Eastam,
mid to belong to the parish, which could he utilised
for such a purpose. It has been suggested to us that
for £1,1:100 a room could he built and furnii&si in a
suitably manner, and that if such a were borrowed
at the rate of 4 per cant_ the oat to the island would
be about 1240 a year, Yr my half that stun, after allow-
ing for the money which would he received for the hire
of the place. An improvement rate at Id. in the E
would produce about i5O—C2O to defray the interest,
MO for the reduction if the iwincipal. The sugge,,tion
iA well worthy of practical attention from those who
feel interested in the welfare of the island and its
inhabitants
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

BLANDPORD.

TZMPRRANCIL Soriwrr. A public mooting in con-
nection with this society WWI 61,1 ~111 Tuesday
' evening in the Town Hall, when a series .1
Vit•WPt Were exhibited, and connective readings WI% ell
therewith by Yr. A. !bible, the subject being
Trcwonwith —his mark." The attendance was fairly
the joist ;yei.k at
Sreeceiril. Miumsim have been held in
arnthe North "'thull),istiitsTri'sch!'nrie."g—tc., at which the
audience.., and have been unanimously
Prea.."r",nalatni.mta. •41^,ised enthusiastic
Iswee.l in singsirt of his icadidattire,
10.11.1(.0. - The F. abuelforil Trom paraded
it, review order at the Veiwn Hotel at two o'clock,
mid were drilled in lewd Portman',. Park by the
captain. The Mho,, present were Colonel lilansbro,
(Lantain K. W. 11. Portman, 1; tenant M. S.
William; and Major awl Adjutant W. K. Hough.
Total VI. Colonel Hamlinu complimented the temp
on their smart turn out. Dinner was kindly lire-
vided at the Crown Hotel by the C,mitain, and a very
pleasant evening was spent. This troop is fluted foe
ita extreme smartorra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

FATADLIttHin - if/ lit Albs.

.....
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Randay and 80. s 95, Parringdon-strenk, London,
F.. 4% an 4 all Chemists.

I E WST le. It . fr axial years one of the
leading Physicians in ['self', writes :—" I have
prescribed " REF 401. GOU I' SP EC FIC
all num; of Rheumatic Affections, and lied it an
Infallible Remedy. 1 have always had great pleas, re
In recommending it, and consider it • safe and invalu•
able Medicine '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

_
MEETING OF THE TOWN COUNCIL.

A opocisl meeting of the Council was held at the
1:oarlhall on ThuNday. Pregent : The Mayor,
Conneillorg Bohm., Houngell, L g, Wank
I.g. ell, Drunk, Webb, Temple:mu, Charleg,
Aylegbury, Brown, and Curtis : algo Mr. Pelly
Hooper, Town Clerk, and Mr. W. B. Morgan,
Borough Surveyor.

THE !MAN FIGHT._

A telegram was read from NIL Henry Edwards,
stating that he would be very happy to add
his name to the list of gnaraiitr 1 the fund for meet-
ing the damage that may be done to the farmers'
crops, kc., at the sham light .41 Whit.Von,lay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

BOROUGH POLICE COURT.

111011008 CHARGZ AGAINAT G I RLX.

Elizabeth Hunter, of Hopc street, and Ellen lionie,
of P'rese.hise-street, two young girls, were chergrd with
obtaininconthe Bth of Milli: the shop of Mr.
Russell, draper, of St. •atre eleven yard.
Amin, of the value of El 12.5. , under false pretences.
'They were further charged with obtaining, by similar
meant, from the shop of hit. A. Dennis draper, of St.
Mary-street, on the 9th of May, eight ;oards of satin,
of the value of gl lb. Bd., and n the 13th of May
another eight yards of .satin of the same value ; also
with obtaining from Mr. R. R. Talbot, draper, of St.
Mary-street, on the llth of May, eight yard* of satin
of the value of gl Is. Id., wider false pretenoes.—The
prisoners were remanded until Monday, Supt.
Vickery stating that other charges would then be pre.
I erred_ against then,.
Tine Manners were again brought befere the court
on Monday morning when the following evidence was
till:again sidle=—John Shiny, an &seismal to fr.
La, deposed the prisoner Hunter went to the shop.
She asked for eight yards .4 satin for Mrs. Cox, of
No 5, Devousaire Buildings, and was supplied accord-
ingly. She gave the name .4 Ellen W4Jb, Myrtle
Tewsoe. Witnees followed her from the • op, and
she wont t^„..111,1 ..416 lilt Alban Street. The satin was
wanton at at Is. o.ld, .• mutt...*
at the shop of Mr. Dennis, denied authorising the
prisoner to go to the aliop on her behalf.—Mrs. Crabb
said she kept a secondhand clothes shop in tit. Thomas
Street. On May 11th, the primmer Horne went to the
shop with • piece of satin, saying that she had been
meat by a Mrs. Webb wlio wanted to "make up Aotne
nio, "and would take it as a kindness if witness
w,ll
buy it. She ultimately did no for the s 1111 l .4901
Prisoner hodon previsnui me:anions been to the shop
with were from Mrs. Webb.—P.S. Harvey deposal
to going in Mr.. Crabb'a and obtaining the satin; al.
usolterzece froasidr. Sergeant, pawnbroker. When ap
theprieoner said"! know shook ."C
nothing shoo."
C.rni istated that she was not going to bear all the blame.
that she and the other prisoner shared the money and
spent it with the soldiers at I turchester.— Alfred Sem.
ger*, pawnbroker, deposed that on May 9th, the
Horne pledged the piece .4 mein now pro•
=With him for 1.20. 6d. She ale. pavrned a piece
as the Mb for 15e. She said that ..ne piece belonged
to Mrs. Smith, Cove-street, and that she had been
sent by Mrs. Smith, of Devonshire Buildings, to
tsledge the other piece, os Mrs. Smith was short .4
money. He had known Horne by the name of. Webb,
for some months post. She had frequently taken more
valuable articles than the satin to his shop, and they
had generally been redeemed. Mrs. Webb WWI the
nail day about ring. When he spoke to her respect.
leg the mein, ate knew twain about its heving been
stole; add the primmer was caertequently given into
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

Lid of Visitors.

A Visitors' Book is kept at the Trisgraw Office,
Hisd.nrost,Wcroouth.
'BmdMn HmeL —Captain Saunders, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pyks, Miss K.
ar°62ntiss B. ManseL Mr. 11. Symonds, Mr. J.
ymoncisibMr. Awdry, Sir IL Bilden Mr. S. U.
Awdry, . and Mrs. Wood, Miss Wood, Miss C.
Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Hammerton.
Royal HoteL —Mr. Pins, Mr. Cowen, Mr. Langton,
Mr. Fletieber, Bev. W. Smith, Mr. Drummond,
Lieut. Haile; R.N., Mr. Dundee, Mr. Carwell, Miss
Hutton, Miss Tufnel/.
Glotioester Hotel. —The Marchioness of Westminster,
Colonel Hansbro, Mrs. Hombre, Mr. Guest, Lady
Theodore Guest, Mr. Montague Guest, M.P., Mr.
and Mrs. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Lees, Mr. Bernier,
M.P. the Hon. H. Start, Lady Vendors Stun, Miss
Sambre, Miss Guest, Miss Stewart, Miss Cravat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

PETTY SESSIONS.

THrIiSDAT. Before the Mayor (Mr. W. Mate). and
Messrs. Pearce, Ihtgdale, Western, Curtis, 'layman,
and Hudson.
The license of the Three Crowns was temporarily
transferred from Robert Paylor to James Flutter.
Charles Dampier WU charged on remand with
assaulting the police.
P.C. Webster said on Saturday night he was called
in to the Old Inn to remove a man. lie put him out.
and then the defendant came tip and said, "What
are you doing with bun' --he's my brother.' and then
knocked him down. P.C. Heal came up, and the de-
fendant also knocked him down. -In reply to the
defendant, witness said he offered to let his brother go
it he took him home quiet
P.C. Heal corroborated this evidence He denied,
in answer to the defendant, that he kicked the de-
fendant's brother when be was on the ground. He
heard some one ray, " Don't use your staff," but he
had not one with him.

George Brown deposed to seeing the defendant
"up fist and knock Webster down.
William Ketchley swore that he saw the defendant
knock Webster down.—Defendant said the witness
was telling an untruth, all he did was to shove him,
and he fell down. _

William Henry Tanner also declared be saw the
defendant knock down the constable. He was certain
Real never kicked the defendant's brother.
Defendant being asked what be had to say stated
he saw Webster kneeling upon his brother, and what
could be do—be couldn't leave him bleeding like a
p g.
The Bench inflicted a fine of 20s. and cods in both
cases, or 14 days' hard labour in each —total 1:11 64. 6d.
Defendant asked for time, which the Bench at
first refused. It was not done in the county, the
Mayor said, and there was • feeling in the borough
that if time was given they could get out of it. How.
ever, ultimately they allowed him a week for each
fine.

Anne Diffey and Ellen Hallett, two young girls,
were summoned for using obscene language in
Caro-
line-row. They said they couldn't recollect anything
about it.—P.o Bartlett proved the case, and said the
language used was io disgraceful that be would not
repeat it.—Defeuxbinta told him not to tell 'no lies."
--Asked what they had to say, br the Bench, they
virtually admitted the offence.—The Mayor sand it
was a growing nuisance After giving them a
lecture, he stated the Bench would suspend judgment.
(Of course they had to pay the costs.)
hales Kelly Thomas Clapoott, and George Lacey
were charged with playing pitch and toes on a Sunday.
—On the spplication of the defendants, the case was
adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-05-26

DORORIBTHR.

Biseunar.—Ondunday the flags were
hoisted on the church towers in honour of this I•VOlt t.
BANK HOLIDAT.-13a.inemi was entirely 'appended
yesterday, and the town bore quite a deserted aspect.
ante Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, on
the 19th inst., collated the Rev. Sidney Edmund
Davies, M.A., to the Vicarage of llnxidwinsor
Dorset, vacant by the resignation of the lb.e, Dr,'
Milan. His lordship, on:the same day, licensed the
Rev. George Arthur Cowan to the Curacy of Sher
b°BlDorset.
.T.B.—On Friday evening a meeting of the
Bead of Rom in connection with the All Saints' and
SL Peter's Munch of the Church .4 England Tenuser.
luxe Society, was held at the Alington Hall, and,
although the weather was extremely unpropitions,
there was • fairly good attendance. —The Rev. T. W.
Knipe (the presidmt of the branch) presided, and
there were sbo on the platform the Re.. (~
Powys, the Rev. 11.1. Jones, and Mr. Bell. —The Chair.
mall having made a few opening remarks, Mr. Hell
who has visited Dorchester in the capacity of a
Impersooe lecturer several times) gave a .ery
interesting address, in the course of which he de-cribed
some of Use hardships and trials with which early
temperance reformers had to deal, and also merit, 1
various incidents in connection with the drink question
which had come under his notice during the time he
had been a temperance speaker. He advised them all
to keep to their pledges.--Several pledges were taken
at the termination of the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

TOWN COUNCIL.

Tr.'.—PreAent : The Nlayor (.11derman Gr.'.
:tory), Alderman Conne, Alderman W. I )urden
Councilkwo T. Ilentsett, H. I harden, .1.. 11. I.ock. T.
Coomha W. Tilley. II aztable, and F. Lock ;
Mr. Henry Sy 1.. (.1.6,4:int-Town Clerk) ; Mr.
W. Thomas (Borough Surveyor).

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.....
The comntittee nvorted they had retebed the
reaignatiwn ef P.C. liutellin4 • 01(.1101
and recelinnended itILCI,I44\II(A., awl that W. .1.
Hari., late id Ow Mill+ .I.litati 1.10110. Ferro.. 10.•
app•inted in !dace. The eet ..... ittee reconi•
mended that P.S. .alary he swiped le. 2.1..
and P.C. Itadfonl.. 1.. per week. —The repast W.. 6
Nalltell .111 the ne.thal -Nis, A. H. LOCK, wooded
by Mr. H. Otani:N.

Ii4)101.01 porumws:74.

....... --..... .
The Surveyor nported the new ttttt niniant nom
is completed, and in the course of diactoation n the
Matter, the .tasisraxr-TowN CLERK minare,deil that
the borough documenta ahould he properly
and it wan agreed to oom ttttt nieate with the curator .4
the County Muaeum (Mr. It. Mule).

THE MANAGEHRET or THE MARKETA.
The committee reported they had Kul an interview
with Mown. Duke and Mr. Sym..tnl. iartner (Mr.
Sampeon), and the mu& waii that certain arranges
meet,' were agreed to, which it ia hoped wined cumin,
the future good management of the market

A PIRMTAT.
Mr. W. TILLICT enquired oho diwharged the 'win
Iliffe who w&i. appointed to take charge of the
truirketa f—The Supt. of the Police replied the man
refused to do certain thing., and he told him to go. •
Mr. TILL did not consider the Atifirrinteniliost
Amid have power to dioeharge a man ; it
left to the Mare. In the courne of other reiwirk.,
Mr. Tilley incidentally ',aid it Max a pity 11,
police had to collect (h.. IL • I wlievert
two-thircht iif the iiihal.itant.. ohjected to it.
He conoidered they would he doing h more
good in looking after peoplio prilen• and
iither thing,- Mr. Ilux T lII.K objected' t.. t
desultory conversation. referring to who eeidil
not reply, and Mr. Tittril .40 taut it on
the agenda paper for dioicieeiion at the next aneetimr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

BLANDTORD.

, The Teheran may 1.. obtained every Thursday
of our agent, Nit.. I hirliam, printer, Salisbury-street,
Illandiford, ti. whom items of new.. and edvertimmente
may be sent.
liiii Coare.—About re) ,4 all ranks ,1 the 11
Ccomiany ',eroded near the railway station on
Thurodav evening lost, and, under the COIIIIIUIII.I ..4
Ca I n Watt*, proceeded by rail to Wimhotne, whew,
HI conjunction with the It, I), and F Companies
~ they were inspected by Col .1 Steward, and
put thnnigh a variety of movemente by the Adjutant,
' t.!aptein Is. Merchent.
Cur etinerrtrinNe.--The fortnightly competitions
for the captain's and lientenent'a cups, Ily member,. of
H Company D.8.V., took place at the range on
Monday. For the captain's cup Private Skivmgton
made ta points, and thus became the winner for the
fifth time this scum. For the lieutenant's cup
Private Whitten was successful with 52 peinte.
Ranges MO, 500, and 600 yards five shots at each.
THIC lialieburye death was notified to the
public here on Tuesday morning by the mournful
muffled knell .4 tho n.inute hell in the church tower,
and the hointing of the flag half .mast high.
MILITANT srovelUNrO. A battery of Field
Artillery, I Brigade, arrived in our town on
Tueeday (nen tialisleiry, ex route (nun Woolwich to
Okehammon. They left on Wednesday morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14

eorrtsponbnict.

PORTLAND STA RN. ROwkarr BUILDING

TO the Editor.

read with much plcaoure the remarks of
"Illiserver in your last isoue concerning the above
society, and I would like to supplement the caution
given, as right beginnings are invaluable in any and
every undertaking, and especially no is it the cam
when success depends 111111 TI the co.iiperation .1 A
nimilyer of 10.01111.. To secure this .o-operation there
most be no hole and corner work. The would.be
shareholders should not only appoint the directors
and auditors, but also the other officeni of the affair.
Another point in that the nolieitor, surveyor,
banken., secretory, ke , should be unconnected with
each other. The a...rectorial work and the banking
amount should not merge in iine individual ; if no,
why not the solicitor be an auditor, or the surveyor a
director ? I wish the niciety every iiircess. Indeed,
to go farther. I am desirous . 4 141111111., but, attaching
as I do great importance to right beginnings, I trust
a word to the wire will In suflicient.—Yours truly,
A QvAuTMt.

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