The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULIURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE Z 7, 1682.

DOSOMMITIM Hlgnigsort in rne FOen,•noogg.—Mr. AL Morris,
BiIIVISSITT HONOUaIt, 01101 D. —Mr. Gustavus gardener to Captain Threther, of Code Hill, lost • hen
Philp /drums, of as Lincoln College Oxford, DOD of tho and • chick, on Thursday, from • . seven chicken
medical superintendent of to. Cr; W
County Asylum, took being left. Sergt. ills w infore. sad enquiries
h were ma le far and near, but with no result. A watch
ie degree or B.C.L. on the 16th hat.
Atiolliner To • BIOTCLIM.--On Monday evening, as DM kept over the coop, and about Wiped nine on .
the '• Rovers " were returning to Dorchester after Friday night, • hedgehog came in, and was owning
spin to Cease, one of the bicyclists, named Lowii, on off another from the coop, when he was seised. Oath.
peeling 1.. Charmloster, was thrown off his brute being cut open, part of • thicket' wea found
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sumo severe cuts about the face in his stomach'
ildadibtavrever. was enabled to come on to Kehl?'" Chrhhhif tie. tidily "" Mama' "-
Dorchester, wlare his injuries were attended to. coloured, and ems painting dons Inside, end en the
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re-oPening on Yrfl
AOCUMMT.—Aa • horse and trap, belonging to Mr. ite last, special seresons are
hieyo, of Friar's Waddon, were being driven Coned.. ...in t_ir Pretty little Miura by the Rev.
W.
towards Dorchester on Tuesday the
,bore. ran avow, ?or. r-• ituoi. of Bournemouth. and the Rev.
the trap being ripest new the Walku 'Elie driver and , Reginald Ste". mem el We" Stafford. The °Wu"
ut were thrown out, the latter sustaining soon. has not been actually closed for divine service, but
his o
iderable repairs have been carried out.
what wk.s injury to the head. He was as ••,.. c.ma The walla
taken to the County Hospital. and roof have been fresh pointed and repaired, the
Arose those promoted at the levee at St. James's Inside thoroughly cleaned and re-coloured, and some
Palace, held by the Prime of Wales. on behalf of Ider new furniture. which wid° 'Duch t° I" comely "d
Pal
novice Colonel T. F. Dixon, lit Battalion decent appearance of the choria, has been J.
Majesty, me no
tho Dwooishwo Regiment, by Gomm' aw Baron.Vantaag ie. —Widneaday : Before J. Lunde, and tr.
Prince of gaze Wwiw,w, KAI& . Li.ute.,„‘ E. ilobena„Bem, Thome. Gage 1111 A Obalpd with sleep.
MblardTutant If. J. IL Fenwick, lat ii rttaliou th. ing io the opeo air at Greetthilil, at half-paid two this
Doneshire Regiment, by Colonel Dixon • Lieutenant Read
haring no visible meant of subleteets. P.O.
C. Greeaaway, 14 Battalion Dornateltin iteigimeat, Read heard someone score around the shrubs at Came
bridge-villa, and after
by Camel Dixon; Colorist J. W. Hughes. on appoint. marching found prisoner, whom
drink; he had
meat to the command of 2d Battalion Doreetshire be arrested. lie had hail something to
C. no money, no lodgings, was on the road in Search of
Regiment, by the Adjacent-General ; Lieutenant
R. Ssinabory, let Snualion Donetebire Regiment, by work, and got there out of the way.—hir. Luedia told
be might have come to
Colonel Dixon • and Lieut.-Co.onel J. G. : myth, let prisoner toe polloe-station and
Bata= Lk,get.nh 4. Regiment, by Cal„,.; Dixon. had some bread and a lodging at the Unionhouse ;
but preferred a vagrant life. They would have ever-
-Ist Battalion Dorsetahire Regiment.
linear CALLiima.—The foilowing is a list of de looted it; but they believed be would be no better else
prisoners to be tried at the Quarter nisei.. on Wed-where.— Seven day.' hard labotlf.--liaidabent, whoi
seoday next : —David Jobe. , stealing beans and oats w" "at h' prison on the Previous Say, it was stated,
have been stolen ; Benjamin Scaddeu, 1" he had only been servant)
1111 at Reidport on the Bth of April ; Charles he t" bad been nineteen times in Dorchester pri -on although
Powell, receiving the said beaus and oats, knowing ~t"ld Iligietrotelbeenthere once
them to ."":
-in police at Code Castle OD the Bth or Sturrieth—Arrivals : Brighton, Falls, Jersey,
assault
April • 'hook Sc olden and Richard Mowise, rem.- geoetal ; (Ippon', Filahar, Jersey, general; Aquila,
log • 'Kismet from polioe OD the Bth of April; esdafert Jersey, general;. Hover, Logan Jerery,
Alfred Hanotut, stealing • watch, chain, and two ~,p°,__tat,Oes,; Fairport, "rate. Jersey, potatoes; Denis,
lockete at Portlaod on the 10th of April; Elle utile', "me/. potatoes; South 0, Ireland. Pears,
Sudden, stealing hay at Lyttheth liatravers on the Cherbo urg. general i Great Western, BlernPied, Cher.
17th of April ; Joseph Crichton end Robert Jones, boors, general; Empress, Cowers, Bournemouth pass.
angers; Premier, Bo
stealing money at Weymouth on the 2611 of April; Ann Xii
oming, Bournemouth, paeseneers •
Robert i'ople, stealing leather (am bailee) at Fording-nebern. ShAte. Poole, bricks;
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mom, Coombe,
ban In the anooth ot January • filching Barg. meat. Sea, nil; Mermaid, rations, Portland, all, WltTiOt.
lag brushes, hr., at Weymoutti within one mouth from Allen. Shields, en•i• Balling.: Brighton. 3 elleiJoresh
She 27th of May; George Rdwards, indecent assault ran. rid ; Chino-, Flialtar Jersey, general; Aquila,
at Stoke Abbott on the 10th of May; Daunt linker., Pantie, Jersey, general; Boyer, Logan, Jersey,
Fain, wt, FaraeS -.lsesel, etentaw. Deals,
Aeolis( chink, gm., at Langton and Charltoo emPtite i
Miteshall on the Ma of May; Frank Tiara, stealing Clark, Jersey, empties; Zmpeeso, Comm. Bourne-
gen at Winterborne CAJDO on the Bth of Juite • mouth, passengers ; South Ire Nall Co.,-
!mai,m owl,, fraud at wegmanth 0,; bourg, general; Groat Western,Biampisd, Cherbourg,
several occasions and particularly on the 18th of May • general; Z as. Panics, Sea, fishing; Teveraa, Hebley,
Francis John House, attempted rape at Code Comitli Swallow: ballast.
or Cow
"Ties F
on the 20thrd aeptember, 188 L ILIRDOII nthor."—William Legg, •
PRIM:MUT TO rite Camarr CLua—Mr. T. G. BMW young Pante,. of 3. 1...1di0t-place, Perkistreet, we.
who always take • deep interest in the prionoti a of tutint;rned for wing thud" language tr Edward
She good old game, has presented the Dorchester club D, ,dowo7. tending to a breach of the picaos.—Clont.
(for whom he kindly stands umpire on important liniment. an elderly wan, said Mr. Porcinee met him
match days) w.to a handsome fag and pate. This and asked about mos glazing, and witness told him
harms • pleasing addition to he new ground, t being the price. • child broke • pane and he woe potting
fixed le front of the pavilion. It in, when some one pmted him and said—" Oh I you
Tim " &Manna or Foarasoroz."—The unusual be doing that_glazing." What glades?" said corn-
asnoonosment,_which was circulated • few days ago, Plaillana. "That &slag fee Fortihese." returned the
am ta. Blue Ribboe Army would "attack Fordiog. other, "You most be a slink and crawler to do
ton" was the means of attracting between 1,000 and it under price." Said complainant—"! got nothing
2,000 people to Fordington Green on hi in lay night. to do with your prior, you most toile to Mr. Purchase
It was promised that addressee should be delivered by about that," and now he had brought him up to say he
&one, whiuy, end agovoy, who may be was no slink nor CTSWlDf.—Deleadaat : He abused roe
to have been men of note in FordUnitau, firsti—Fla'otiff : I
and not unauquainted (at least one of them) with the Arden; Did you speak to him at all 1- —A. Yes ; I
routine of the police-course, and to this, most probably, told him to go away when be poked his face up into
may be attriouted the fact of so many persons wenn. mine.—Defeadant :He said— " ell ut my fist up
bU . The meeting warn under the auspices of that under your ear;" I bad the job. and'! said he must
I ‘..,ww.digh,o the Blue B,hhoo Army. hie, have taken it under price or he wouldn't have had it,
(jlarke, our earnest and hardworking town missionary, and he said he would put his fist in my lace. —Plaintiff : I
led the attack, being well supported by other swan. d., deny that from my heart, and I speak between God
gelical friends. A number of hymns were sung with and man.—Mr. Talbot told defendant he had no
spirit, and the addresss of the leaders business to interfere with the man, supposing he did
to with considerable respect, considering the the work under pries—ln answer to Mr. Anise,
mixed assembly they had for an audience. It was, of Brinsley sail he was afraid defendant would away
MUM. naturally expected that the worthies above him again. He could declare that from his youth he
mentioned, who were termed in the handbills 00000 insulted "no one."—Defendant was hound Over
"trophies of the Dorchester True Blare," would meet In 23 to keep the peace for three months.
with c osidersble opposition, and by some it was BORRRST 11011 MISSIONARY Boggs. —Some dine age
feared • disturbance would result, so mulh so that there was no little cinsternation at the Baptist Sunda,
Mr. Sort. 0 ward attended personally with several School, which ewes liberally to foreign mimic's', an
ormatab es. The appearam • of the " trophies" was amount of • number of wilikaarl bores being opened,
hailed with a fr,,l deal of ribald laughter ond uncom- and small awns abstracted from each. No era*e of the
plimentary remark., but it is to their credit they bore thief was discovered then, an I last Monday evening it
it all in good part, and appeared to be endeavouriog was found thn the tdinerint-n•ient'a desk bad been
to do then best in their untried, and certainly trying, forced'. end 17 rnisiionary lox a had been taken thence
position. With the steep' dm .1 a slight hustling oil and opine I, and between £3 and £4 aolen' a large
the part of the crowd, the meeting p is-e.l off quietly. Proportion having been in coppers, in fact, the con-
The meistiog was continued on the Green on the f lbw. tribution• of children an I teachers on Suerd-ir. It
ing evening, when a lou g . number listened to the sinews Chet the chapel hal been cleaned and re-far-
.slam". ita,, preysiited the mooting b,;•• bald . bished lately, and ou Monday evening they held the
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evenio- Th. '—'luraday) evening the Mayer-meeting as usual. The chatiel.keemor left about
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Wednesday et -log. (Ttp—day) .
ineettog in announced to be held at the Primitive
Station. Derasate-street.

RID ; o'clock closing the door. Mr. Humphrey, •
deacon and aloe aoperintandent of the Sunday SehA,
left about ten o'clock, cl,,elog the doors. A little after
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THE DIOCESAN BOA 1W OF EDUCATION.
The ti•lisbury Diocesan B wird of E ucation has at its
Bead the Bietrop or SUiabar ;h 'waver, sawnl roof Church-
men and Churchwomen of till city ir ere &Idris.' I a
petiliow. not to his lordship, but to this) of Vie We
goverput, praying for enquiry Into th- iiitlect 4 the
manusls which haws been recommended by • sobreene-
mitres for ',iron an the Strode? Sch oda of the Diocese
The three life goesrnore—the Duke of Altrenri sod Irortls
Shaftesbury and II Auer —can her ily settle the point
without reference to the Braleip. and this point involves
a aaaaa question—wheth-r the manual, teach such errors
" Prating for the dead. We have no doubt that the
de traCtlgtv.n in the memorial are correct. but it would be
spuLlsetly more s rtisfac:ory if the whole of the questions
wed answers were rural. so that the parts leading to the
obfreedenable matter might be readily persited, sod the
cesasetion seen at a glance. Perhaps H.R.H. ma their
lordship will read the manuals for themselves. s
Ifirver.

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six on Tneoday morning the eon of the chapel-keeper
saw the door open and pulled it to, not thinking any
more of it then. he says But when he went to break-
fast he told his mother, who went down allout 11 and
foond Mr. Humphrey's writing-desk broken open. and
on examination found the 17 boxes had been forced.
The theft is supposed to have been committed by some
person who knows the place well, be,anse beside, the
appearance f a wind .w, which does not seem to have
been opsnevl as it would by an ordinary thief, there
was other property near which a common thief would
have taken, whereas the rJblorry was confined to the
missionary boxes.

through Mat ealvatioa. N orwa aid& them led
whom I. intemembe le " those who owe
unto God by Him" Some met acme to God: but MAY fie
sot come by Joule Chris_ • some men come to Cadet • but
they do sot come to God by Him. So. wassdails
Obnot ; they think Hie • beautiful Ltle, but sob *es to be
followed. Halwreet thou oe the Hon of God? Loot of all.
adorn the breadth of Hie tatermesioe is to be to. mem=
odour coefidento ; He is able to save ooto the ettomeat.
And let MO jive molt of us liberty and onallioece in our
approach to God ; Jesus lira, therefore Ho to able to keep
you from falling: Ho le shift to keep you loth* uttermost_ ;
He to able to preatet you laeltlem before the lace of Gel
the Father.

Aad tbea elwooltiste rest Mak los reader ;
Sam me r be cried I
Aad freedom's been looked with fearful wonder
At wands oe'd wide,
At *eta-beret tide.
Her lathee dled ;
But me, dear Imams, best ww foal blow ander,
Aad mak bee twids-
Yeklewbsi th• Okrist, sad weslune sailors' feet,
Itowskeo Yrlimem ead taglaad's subjects meet.

We Are for ber so ratably root of Guidon ;
Our oriel cows treshty trots the We ol !kazoos ;
A 018.6111406 links oar Warts in ORTOw.
The Riding welool to-day, the Perk to-morrow.
Our ahem* is shy mai tempered her
As Oen sad Modes softly go
To dote. playa yet the old trustful din
We wake, sod doe the hat to her heals.
Hid. 000 e 11114 with ea 111111.111.11 pride,
That beads our wounded sedan. tsars to hide.
Weymouth. June. 1882.

LlOllllllO.
Mr.kyrzwidi reported, on behalf of the Lighting Cam•
mitter, that eh* whole of the lamps had been inip-cted at
the B Nod stores in Brranstonutrook and Ow maw
mended the whole to bo thoroughly cleaned, the loom old
point amoral, and painted with one cob% or paint outside
and inside, 'pug also recommended II broken imago to
be ripened. Toe report concluded by stating they nod
emeaded the engine-bowie, and lound everything intkr
factory and In working order.
Mr. MIA proposed, and Mr. P. A. Bengali sisoonded, the
report be adopted, and that loaders be invited for paint-
inn and the lamps.
was armed to.
Mr. Willa inspector, repot tad on behalf 04th. Nubian*,
Coomnitti • by reading extracts from report, of visits paid
to various parts of the town.
On rofereoce to propose' new closet and drain on Mr.
• Stickland's premises in the Wirkvt-place, Dome discussion
ensued as to the withal into Wm river coming under the
Riven Pollution Act; but tba surveyor ata'a I the whole
wood be filtered previous to passing into um river, and
so avoid the Act.
On the proposition of Mr. H. (lux, seconded by Mr. P.
A. Banat it was reaolved that Mr. Stickland be allowed
to carry out the work., propos4 by him in omordoorio
with plan.
Toe qouttiou of a drain from Damory-oourt*..s which
emptied into the open Wita,C.,tar.• at too bottom of the
town was the next him in Noissarailteport.
A discussion craws on this subj. ct, a moureedoe, that the
immo cou.d be remedad SY carrying a covered drain to
present mein drain running tithe Flew, raising • question
I, .0 :b couir he done.
It wa. admitted on all eider., the draining into the worse
of this time of the year whim no stream of water was mo-
oing there, was a great nuisanoe there, as it farmed a
"Crt MAW of putrid matter.
guestioo was ultimately referred to the Highway
Committal,.
With reticence to alai* nuisance in Three Chonglis
lon-yerd. complained IN by the landlord, sirloin( from
want of unitsr-dratn from adjoining property, it was
named to call attention of owner, to toe state of the said ,
drainage, and to take further action, if required.
10011WAYL
The Chwegish reportod for this committee that tenders
had beim invited for re-laying and ropairing footpath I.
Damon o. urt.street, but only one tender had been sent
In, via, Kr. Wilhain Pitman, at Ell is. 61.; which Was
aceoptod.
AIWOUITWIPIT OF NEW TallalUitift.
The next Wainer wag appointment of ireasurar in piece
of Hr. Fleetwood who bad loft the town, and the
Cllallitilan in introducing the subject advised the appoint-
snout at • salary ; as they were in debt, and Um auditors
would not allow interest to be paid, but would admit •
Wary to • immures% and that wield moot It. mv.a, and
prevent • surcharge.
Kr. Hoag= asiied U there 1011111_any risks attached to
the office, if not he did not Wan any Wary was

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. .1. J. MUMS asked if it wee the manager of the
haat treasurer, or Ms bent Meals Si Ave per oast waa
charged on oTerdzawn siorounte of the Board, Medlar to
any other customer.
Mr. Peat saki no treasurer had previously been paid,
and bald no salary ought now be paid. It they could not
lump tMir bateau Waller, this treasurer might have
remuneration is lieu of wariest se bentotore.
Mr. J. J. Baum wished to defer the aPPointtnent of a
treasurer till the Gime of the year, and sod then i.e what
the interest amounted to. and ICI have • eel" " to levier,
required, if any.
Toe °tett said Met year's interest amounted to
£8 let es.
Mr. Sesta joined in the discussion by regretting tbey
were ou tee wrong side of Ni. bulk. and Win introduced
another subject about soma pavement In SaLieburyetrest,
which Mr. PARK intimated wu out of order. ea We badman
tun Mauro twee was toe Treasurer.
Mr. P. A. Behan 'eked U Kr. Fleetwood had oilicielly
reeiened, and, on being enswered in the negative, said
tea_ w y bad no appointment to ake, am it sea sot vacant
Mir. STIWART Sten proposed the subject be bald over till
Ins hest muting, u Mr. Fieetwood was still treseurer.
Mr. J. J. BALMS euended, and the suttee stood ever.
Yr. I'. A. Bantu tau, ether referring to remarks mute
by Kr. R. Syue relative to the proposed new pavement
in Salisbury-street, rove notice that at the nest umktiog
of the li.perd ha would move that the reeolution passed at
the lioeril muting in April 16th, relative to new pave-
ment in Sstisburreireet. be rescinded. In ieference to
eubjec*, Mr. Saran mentioned several places in the
town whi requirod new p•eiost wore, than that In
question, and Auld it w solely 013 the g rsund of economy,
as they were 11../IY ID debt, acvl that MY. I. WI outlay is.
LIZ% that he should move to. rescinding at the order, or
at itait • shelriug 01 tO., M. 4 ILLilt some iuture time woes
they might atford the outlay better.
KKDICAL OFIFICCRA WORT.