The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06 00:00:00

THB DUBS OF C4JIBbIDOB AT DOB

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HR H. the Duke of Cambridg., Commander in
shin visited visited Dorchester on Wodne•day afternoon,
for the mirpose of inspecting the Depet and the Royal
norm Artillery. The Duke, whew.. acoompaniedti
Lieut.•Cel. rits George, 'A.D.C., Majort ;mend Her
men, C. 8., Col. Hay, 8.A., Col. Lord William
Seymour, General Sir George Willis, K.C. 8., Colonel
Terriam, Colooel hens, and Colonel Marshall (Cain.
mending the District), arrived by South•Weetent
train about three i"clock, and iirooeeded in carriages
supplied by Mr. H. Yeast, 4 t hi. Kats
A lur
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items Hotel, direct to the Artillery I
where the battery under ?italic Ingo were
drawn up in full draw with their runs. The Duke
ilztstreted the men, after which the battery
and went through • few evolutions.
The ernagt and general good appearance of the
Battery evoked the ~meet commendation front His
Royal Highness. Immediately after H.R.R. pro.
seeded to the Depot Bermeks, where about 400 men
were deems up in line. The Duke, who on arriving
on the ground was received with • geoeralsaJule, iamb
•sereful inspection of the lines, and witnessed several
evoinetans, including —march psis in quarter column,
march pest in open column, change earths, and deploy
to the left. Considering the short time the men se
hese In the nerviere,ithey drilled eteewkinsty well, end
She only wander is they MO be manufactured into
soldiers in so short a time. The Doke at the elms
Mr:Whis astisfaotion to Colonel Marshall, H./LH.
eyniouth by the Lae train.

innply to thia, it warn Mated there had been coin.
plaint* am to the keeping of • hone in the back
kitchen, but that this bad been dimontieued.
Ms. Hu:table : Mesas. Devernisb do not wish to
Injure DORCHESTER POUNDBURY GREAT SHEEP this poor man, who haa Dever bad • word said
agsinri bim.
FAIR. -The Mayor : The maidens." are much gratified
This fine warn held on Turiday in anything but with the course Messrs- Dereentsh have taken. We
favourable weather, ahouragnim sheep being penned, hope it will induce others to follow • emailar course.
The attendance, especially from distant parts of the If there were • len number of houses, and people con.
country, was very greet, buyers being present from ducted them more properly, it would be better. The
ensayel the Midland Counties. Trade WM bad in most magistrates tesseany greatly appreciate the von,
departments, though there was • fairly good demand, which barn been leken. An oiler has been
at the pnens, for the best lot of horn and Down ewes, made by a large brewery as Dorehoslee
the letter if anything, selling better than the horns, to close obi houses, providing the brewers of
prices were back fully re. to Ma • bead ann. Weymouth will follow a similar course. I think it
with the prices maimed two years since. Mr. prudent that they should do so. As the house in
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offered several handsome pieces of plate fie the question has not borne • very good oharacter, it is to
best iota of horn sheep penned, and this brought be hoped the adoption of the course suggested will do
out • strong entry in the various timers good.
some of the sheep being of a very superior Mr. J. Howard Bowen said he, too, had to apply for
character. The best li inn ewes made up to 494., withdrawal of the application in regard to certain
Mr. .1. Mayo, Broadway, realieing the top price for licensed Premises at Myrtle-terrace, art Hr. Groves
horns' secondary lota selling at 32,,. to kis. ; s"ine was also anxious in every way to uteri the desires of
‘t4=o.ll belonging to Mr. Mayo realieing :igo. llorn the inhabitanta, as also the wishes of the clergy in
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ranged from Th. to Wm ; Mr. 4:lworthy, .4 respect to the Neletio Inn by giving up the license.
Alton, selling • very eiiperi.w pen at Me. Tile range Thu., however, was not a question in respect to •
for Down ewes wee from lOW. to 41e., .%' r. Elliot, of small hotoe, it being one of the moot valuable pro-
Ikiokham, and Mr. Wallbridge, it Kingscombe, pities on that side of the water, and there was every
making the top figure. Ikiwn wethere, 320. to ete., acconmodation for the bowie. Mr. Oros., however
the latter being for an exceptionally imrimc los, was desirous of meeting the wishes of the people, an.l
I kswn lamb, made Ms to eto. on these termo moot lied decided to give up the place, although he would
oif the ghee', were cleared, flock-maiden, being unable thereby incur considerable lea. The application in
to mend them back owing to the ocarcity of keep, regard to thefhouse at Myrtletierrace would therefore
Such wretched price,, cannot be neoll.e.t.ol te be withdrawn, and the place at once closed.
many years pant. We subjoin the list .4 prise ein• The Mayor : Th.. Bench greatly appreciate the ,
ttere. Beet 100 Donee horn ewe.. Piece of Oleic, motive which ham iii.Jeced mc. Groves to take this ,
value DI tie, Mr. J. SI ay. i, Broadway. Ileot 100 Course.
lOstratt horn rWes from* flock not examling :.is-1,,t, Mr. Iluxtalmle : With nemarel t. the Freemieon't I
piece of plate, value e:m :k.., Mr. Bradford, Burton Arms, I wish t., ..ay iny client was only the lessee of 1
Itradatock, wove! e.•I 3..., Mr. Stiloy, .Vlt e. Item 50 the ploe.-, hot the owner; were very good when he
Dionet boni es-e. from a flock not i-xceeding NM bit, represented the matter to them. 1
piece of plate., value el Is., Mr. Clement Dam y, Lode AM 111 OW beenee .4 the Bridge Inn, the •pplicatios
'Toiler, mooed, 12 20., Mr. Fowler. liiirothek. had 1...ei AM...lrmo' owing to eemplainto having been i
-.-- made that bed laeguage yeas used at the bar, which :
WIYMOUTH. w.., near to the pulmlie movement. .
Osammi Tee etan E. . .is we et. -- l'ivler tie. :io.. 11, however, wee road there would be no ground what. 1
pieseeof ' • Fleece of the weot 'lodge, an is.st eliy: aMI ever fir complaints if the 1 ' wee were conducted as i
varied entertainment was given on the ere ' .4 it had been during the pam mouth ,• also that the I
Tuesday lees at their hoilmee flooni in Maiden-street, landlord was a very respectable man, but that during ,
when the P.M WaS rimpletely filled. --- Mr. I eiffell, h, le eleenne feetuent..re of his house used bed i
who pmeided. congratalated the I..slge .ai the good ',Triage. !
attendance they had mieemireil, alma 1i.q....1 the tim•ting The Magistrates, undi.r the circumstances. allowed i
would be productive .4 iced, meesl. .% glee party, tie license to be renewed.
^r. Talbot. leveller, .4 the Fiehermanli Arnie,
Mr. and We klarahalm.y, Mr. Watts and Liss Iliml•
eey, iipened the inuoicel portiou of the 'mew...m..17 amemlied for a common ledging•houtie lio•Ilse,.
TIIC M111Y44. Kliti that by the inlortion if the. renew
nvndering verynicely ''FM...tette. on time Stains" Mr.
Parfatta sang very hutnomommoly "The Bulb. won't eltPlinent w"uld save hinewlf all 'morass deal of
bellow," and wao applauded.
.less W ro. Waite and treible.. It was neer. eery such ho., o
nh. meld
Farwell sang capitally "'Hie Larb.smril Watch," with be neristered, herons,. they were the ree.mrt :
magwasatione of approval. Mr. Nfeerh finely ren. of person. from all pant., and, thi.refore, the
deed tha4,4etetic song, en. !mos Ger.,- which Premier' needed to is. 'miler the emipervieion of the
a police Applieant weild make hi. sired to the
elicited . Mr. and Mr... Nlerelialloay gave
...jaw a „ca. "Rural c.,,,,,,,,,,,iiii.0 which i,,..„d„,.,5i council, and 17 the granting of • certificate for a
oars
at Laughter. Thia waa ,„ii„..cd IT the a,,i, I.lginehome it wa* to le, hoped that in future there
el The i.cyl'int.•• gives inmically. A dialogue in wool.' he nn e.implaint against him. There kid not
three some., " Circumstantial Evidence," was then mil)" been n reitl•laint eftwinet him, but a want of
Rose through with remarkable dramatic ability, compliaiirewith the requirementv of ti, town that it
relleetieg great credit .mti those who sustained the "he'll.' be 1"-^"'ed,
several characters, an Waa CV idellesSd by the inte.rest die. , The heeme was allowed t.i be renewed in the nenal
played by the audience throughout the perforfnence. was/". .. ,
In the errand tort Mrs. Farwell scored a succour in '" epluratnel was made in respect to Mr. Cook's
her emir, "The Ifeispor's Wooing." A comical duet new levlnioee Itend-street.
Sey Messrs. Meech snit Pariono, entitled "The llpper The Meru'. I 1"P" th.".ther brewers will take the
'Ten mad Lower Five," literally breerht down the eante eeur" as the reePeetekle brewers of this town
hese., and it was kindly repeated *millet much ems have doese.
planes. Mr. Watts next ming one .4 hie humorous , This concluded the business.
ditties end war dreg-eerily applauded, Mr. : ----
Farvrell gave with much f.e•ling "Ns if BROADWEY.
hie favourite sestge, whirl, elicited simplauee, :
.ke Isexerevro: G.temirmie... —An undononiina-
A duet, " Flow,m thee Shining If i....r." by Mr, Far. (heal harvest thanksgiving in the Tenipersulte Hall
trill and Mim Garnet we. rossived with great appr..val, Ivi Wedneedey was Attended with much encores,
as was ahem the comic 17 Mr. 114... ch "Ilow did y.mii thanks to the ihdotoriffm,ie effort.
oi mereee.
leave the Pip, Sammy ?" "Th. MtsSter Bell," by .1. Otter and Bridle. In the afteneon a kind of
the glee pony, was finely rendered, and hronsffit a moot Hower chow was held, the produce being arranged
sueereshil solowtsinment to • pleasant rites. Misa round the hall on taldeo, and money prizes w
ere
llobbs was the leeeoulluni4 throughout. I *warded to the best exhibitor There WITS consider-
-1 et& rpiantitieo of plants, apples, grapes, potatoes
I Peemllps, ratteigessfoniona. itc,._ shown. Thom. who
. gained best prizes included Memo.. .1. Otter, G,
1 Thrkeimibury, litt.r.lbS. Gale, LOOM (Osrnittgtott). ke.
' A peldic tea wee Inunetheely attended, whilst the ,
meeting which succeeded it was overflowing. The
Mar, A. G. Ward, of the ‘'aideirmitreet Weoloyan !
Chapel, Weyneeith, ripened the prueeedlnge with M
prayer, ice. Is the pewee .•f a Minable address, be
raid he liked the idea .4 'melding such serviews SS
this, in which they were engaged, Although hitherto
they had chiefly been held in cottonedou with the
established church, they were becoming very general,
and it mewled highlyieroper they oh muld reenise
the works of lb.! by having ouch miervices.—The Rev.
J. tielann, Comirregationaleet, .4 I tpwey, made similar i
retkat Its,— Mr. .f. Otter submitted a liot of the name. !
of atom. Wet had contributed towards the prier,— I
Votes of thank. lernmglit the proceedings at. I
m
The funds raised by the gathering will he devoted m
towards several I .14.1.64 IS 11090.1kAgN W ill, thedo6.i"" '
of the cernmittee.
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PORTLAND,