The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-29 00:00:00

MURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY

Trav4l4ll by ranws7 used not Is their faith in
the continuous brake, if what I hear ol the facts
shown It the enquiry into the late bumping of the
tnin is true. Colonel Yorand has yet to reveal what
he believes WM the real cease of the bump, and in the
interest' of the public who travel by railway these
enquiries ought. I think, to be in vie public by infor-
mation to the newspapers, instead of trusting to the
chance discovery by a reporter the visit from the
i".l4okw--• discovery that cannot be utilised if the
nuteray officials say the inspection is private.
Discus.

UPPlaralijMolfo Art centimes Is have similar saw.;
In the year as in the MR (Hew.)
Song. Mr. "Maid of Athena"
' "The Weymouth United Distrier was the next toast.
The Causal" said all are united to the district ; bat tee
or three members look
_pretty sharply to the success of
" England. H. 94,.. and he coupled the names of Bro.
Whither and Bro. St icktinx, committee men. with the
Inset, Ile himself bad been on that committee, and
knew they met night after night, and had • great deal to
do ; but it had dope them good, nod made them lock well
after business. (Amigo/e)
Bro. WHICHILM, in responding, said he wished the
District Treasurer or Secretary were Present that nthlit•
During the past 19 mouths, they had opened four new
.orta, and four more ore on the minute book; in the
district 112 members Ind loon initiated during the term.
and they are doing remarkably well. (Applause.)
It was explained that the distiict osni were not
pressen because that was Court Plume of Feathers."
meeting night and the CHAIRMAN Ind • letter from the
D S., explaining this, and wiehing them sucass. He
next gave the ' Health of Court 1.116," remarking that
thou he had been connected with "Kay of the
Ned terranean," years before this, he was very glad to
join 4,416" ZoglaniTs Hope." (Applause.)
Bro. Coons, C.A., responded. They were doing remark.
ably well, kept on Initiating new members, and adding to
the reserved toed. (Applaua.) He hoped the brethren,
one and all. would Pull tocether, let there be no bickering
or fault liedins, but be united as Forestere. Like the
fu•famed bundle of sticks which, united, a giant could
not break, but, disunited. a child could snap sepsratair
and toes in the fire. (Appl.u.e.)
The Health of Mean. lievenish and C 0.." was given
and responded to with three times three, and Mr.
Wealth responded. He was an old Forester of 30 years'
standing, and trusted he should ma at the next anniver-
sary, double the number of member.. and Mews.
Devenith have to pot their hands in their pockets for
double the amount of grog. (Applasesa)
Song, Bro. ROSE, accompanied by Bro. COTSH
" Fashionable Fred.'
The CHAIRMAN Halt eve •nrlsitiON Brethren; and
" Kindred Societies.-- Oddlellows, other Foresters'
Courts, Rechabitiee, Good Tempters." and all. (Ap-
plausa)
Bro. &move: "Mother kissed me in my dreams."
The Health of the P.C. Rangers, and Moir. of the
Court' followed, Bros. Symonds, England, sad Whither
being mentioned, the CHAIRMAN especially acknowledging
the right hands of fellowship held out to him by Bros.
Symonds and Whither when he W 24 Cit. himself.
(Musical honours.)
Bro, liviefothe said he ins very proud to he thwi
mentioned. He was secretary 10 yeara—(Voicg "And
did your duty." (Applause.)
Bro. EiGLAIND ImeDwaded. When the Court was hold
at his house they worked together and were prosperous,
he had been treasurer for 14 yew., and wisest the Court
was tranaferred to here, be worked for it aU the same.
(Applause.)
The present CR.. B.C.Ft., officers and brethren of the
Court was next toasted. the CUMULUS saying they had
had owe or two diflicult games to light; but they cam* off
with flying colours. (Ansi-nasa) CR. Cooke, &GK.
Chick, Bro. Crawley, and Bro. Warn' were named.
CB. C 3022. suspending, premed the members to coon
to the Court meeting., and share the duties and revolt.
sibilitiesi He did not like to see a faillug-off by young
member,, and leaving the °floor, to the older members.
it.C.R. CRICK responded, and rang "Mrs. Cooed's'.

" Thr Health of the medical ofilaer—Dr. Morwhead
Wali wanly received.
ge:l7, tapwal : "Senusot Skink"
In answer to • lb* Treasurer and Secretary Bro.
BOLIIIDOI Raid he had bets treasurer 18 months, and they
had beaked £3O sod bad 120 la hand. having had viarY
Wile sickness and nude • sand malty young niembera
Sro. &room= also
C.R. Coons favoured7tral.t horn solo.
The Clutursti iroposed "Th. Heaths of the i
Bro. Abbv,.and tillreggs,7 who had providedntlat
supper, wawa all had enjoyed. (Reoeived with Foresters

Assay suitably acknowledged.
Song. Bro. aniDDOCK : " Tbe White Squall."
C.R. Comm ipwe "The Health of the worthy Chair-
man," wbo bad done all that lay in his Power to further
the muse of Ponistry, and to promote the harmony of the
evening. (Applause, C.R. Cooke leading the "Foresters'
Fire,' which was given in this style.)
The Gamine:4 acknowledged the pleading jibed given
him to be there that evening They had had one or we
artful dodges to perform —Hatigliteri—but they had always
been at the helm and the Court had not lost a fartbhag
by it. (Hear, bear)
Other toasts were given and responded to, and a really
capital lot of vocal and instrumental music varied the
pleasures of the ermine, among the later songs before
the Chairman left being 'A very nice man when you
know me," by C. S. Comm accompanied by Bro. COMO.
and "Jimmy Jumps," by Bro. POsTiLl. The bugle-bora,
violin and harmonium were used as accompaniments, and
When BM. STOCKTING took the vacated chair, Court 44.111
still further proved its title to be called a musical Court,

er&hoirkidiol Peet hioniwp with gruitodo. and Paled
for ea iscreiee.
The public teeetteg vu bold la GIOUPSIONNtfIet
Chapel, sad wee very well attended. The mieisten were
there, the Rey. J. & Butcher, Prardeet of the Union,
taking the chaff. Grad set stintulatine eireechot were
debrered, earl the fri•-wl. felt IL wee e earring Woo
The ale. W. Y. Fell, of Porcine& was clown President
of the Union.