The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-23 00:00:00

could not give him any other than that he whit present
reeding with Mr. Bishop. The latter said Come
on Fred, don't be a fool • let them do as they like,
they oan only fine you."—Joseph Lawrence Legg said
ou 7th September lade helmeted a gun lio-lea In tb• name
of Frederick Perry. This was between on. and two.
—For the defence Mr. Burnett called Thomas Joseph
Bishop, who said he went to Dorchester Pet Oahe
on September fied last to take out a game certificate,
and being told by the clerk that be would be allowed
10.. for his former gun license, bet ild him he did not
require it, sod asked him to make out a Hoene, to
defendzot. Witness then paid the full amount, the
10s, haring been left, be being told tie Gould not have
the gun license for defendant then, as he had ut his
old gun license with him. Its wee told to being it
to the °Bice, and on the very day ha found it he sent
it to Dorchester. Baker came to him and demanded
it Hs referred him to Dorchester. There was no
reluctaooe In giving defendant's addreet—Mr. Atkies
contended that the gun license wee not taken out till
four days after the game certificate WM granted.
The Bench were clearly of opinion the offence was
committed, at the same time there appeared to have
been no deliberate Intention to defraud the Revenue
In any way. It was 'perfectly clew no person most
carry • gun without • leen.' in force, and it wee also
clear until the homes WU issued and in the psreon's
possegaioo it was not in furoe.—Fined 10s. and ooets
(El 71.)

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ALLOWING GATTLI TO STILT.
Denial Sheppard pleaded guilty to allowing five
cows t stray in the parish ol Oftertniuster au October
11th Inst.—Flood sa. and oasts.

GAME TIMSPOS.

William, Charles, and John Adam, wise 'swooned
for trespassing in pursuit a game on I and in the
noonpatiqn of Alfred E I wards at Paddist wo, qo
Octo`mor2n.l.—Sir. Weatga proe•eated.—P.C. Itlok‘t's
proved the oase.--Claarles aslant. foot preqeot) end
John Adams had been three tusee pr.viously
o ,oriote.l.—Ottarl was lined 254. John 20.., sod
Willi= 51. ani costs.
11310•1116 OATILU WINDUT Alt OSDIL

John lronsides was charged by the polio. mov•
log cattle contrary to the regulatioas made in poem
anon of the Toot and I& nab Disease (lefected Circle)
Order of 1883.—Mr. Supt. Gale applied for the
8111131110011 to be withdrawn, ae it was proposed to
proceed on another oharge.
THE UP WEY MONEY-STEALING CASE.
Elizabeth Edmund" wee charged on remand with
iteallog E 7 at Upwey, the moos! of Kr. Edward
iderested.—Mr. Weston appeared for Me proimeati n,
and Ur. Howard foe lb* rirs6seee.—iince lost Saturday
• fresh summers has been leaned against both Mrs.
Edmunds and her daughter, Elizabeth Lovelies—Hrs.
111111016thi oonfirmed her previous evidence, hod added
on Wedoesday. October 3rd. Me recollected seeing
L maims. She came Into Me garden of the house
they were last iambic. Wilma and her husband
were at the top of the house pecking up. She hoard
the garden gets opens I. Sha looked oat of the window,
and then ehe and her husband went downstairs.
Loyola*, said " Have you found any m of your
money, Mire. ilemsted 1' titte replied " No, and I don't
expect to find any." Witness had not swept Me house
for two or three days. The last time it was swept, the
sweepinge were put on the garden plot. Loveless
said, pointing to some dust on the ground, " Have you
well warobed the drat?" and she stooped down and
picked up • pisse of paper. She said " What's this?"
She opened the piper, which was dry. There had
been either • heavy dew or rain that night. The
paper contained one sovereign and four halferoversigns,
and Lovelace gave the money to bow husband.
Witorea took the paper indoors snd preserved it.
Witness said" We most go in and tell Mre. Edmund.
we bare found it," and they went to the door, and
Mrs. Edmunds said "I should have well searched the
Snot," Shortly afterwards P.O. hiatehara cams, and
Mr. Hernsted gave him the money.
Cross-examined by Mr. Howard: The peosecution
was not Meru at her instance but by the piles, as she
had not suspected anybody. Mrs. Edmunds appeared
glad dm money was found. The keys she gave
Harwood on September 96th, the day before she
missed the money, would have admitted her to the
garden sod all over the how. Tim prey' ma Christmas
witness went away f - a day or two, and they left
the keys with Mrs. Eimuuds. During that time they
never missed anything.
The girl Harwood was called, and, in addition to
bar former lITHIODCA, said when Edmunds gave her the
note to ohms" Lovelace was plasma. The parse she
took it in was Mrs. Kimu:idt
Croes-ex mined : She had
chair on the Enda cede, at Waymouto. with a soldier
of an aft•rnoon.
This witness was severely cross-exemind by Mr.
Howard ea Ii her proceeding' at Weym iota during
the afternoon when she tmk the not, to Weymouth.
She admitted she passed be Wright'. shop, where she
had to pay the in ,ne., at three ,i'alook in the after-
nooti. —" Than why did yon not pay the money r
asked Mr. H,,WIfa.—WitINISS replied she intended
to pay the money before she went away. She did not
pay the money becsnee of what her father told her.
She stood listening to the band, which WU playing
near the Town Punip.—Mr. Howard : Town Pomp I
where's th at. —Wattles : King George. I mean.
(Laughter.)—Mr. Howard : Rather disloyal; I don't
won ler at it personally, but some of my fellow.
townspeople woul I not like it. (Laugiter.)
George Joseoh Smith, clerk at Messrs. Eliot,
Pearce, and C cc. bank, at Weymouth, said on
September 27th last, shout half.past two a young
women came into the bank to ohmage a lies pound
note. The note (pro iuced) was Vie same, and the
name Lovelace no the hack was in his writing.
Louise Powell an 1 P.S. Will. confirmed their
evidence.
Maschao, proved reeieirlsur the doe of paper
from L 'velem. It was quite dry, but the dust was
sodden with wet.
P C. Andrews corroborated P.C. Wills' evidence.
The Bench did not think there wee any cam against
the girl Lovelaoe. and Mr. Howard proosedsi to
address them on behalf of the m ther, contending
there was nit . tittle of evidenoe to briug the chaige
home to her, but that the girl Harwood was the
thief.
James Byrnes said he was in the employ of Mr.
Amity, and lived at Notting•on. He had been in the
habit of dealing with Ere. Edmunds, and he owed her
little money. The yr Harwoo did not ombe to
him Oa sworn by her) n the month of :September and
ask him for money. He should think it was three
months since he saw her.--Croes-examined by Mr.
Weston: He generally knew whet he wee about, but
admitted he bad attempted t i oostmla suicide.
Semis Lovelaos, who now occupied the witness be;
said she lived with her mother. and Mr. and Mrs.
Hemsted formerly lived next door. She recollected
their leaving. 01 the 27th tilt. she slept in the same
room as Iterwoid. She came home at hallpset 10.
She did not in her presence see her give her mother
any money. She give vitiates • !ittle limiest. Her
mother did not came in the room. The purse (pro-
duced) was Barwood's : she hal told her she had
bought it at the Cheap-John's. Her mother did not
give Harwood • Iffi note In her preseoce when she
went to Weymoath. Witness further id viol she
picked up. smell roll of paper on the g adore plot, and
Mr. Hemited took it out of her hand. The paper was
quits wet. It annualised four half.sovereigna and one
sovereign. She did not put the paper down; she did
a it receive it from her mother, and she had not men
It bcfnre.—Oroweezamined : She had heard the saying
"Those who hide can find," bat she did not hide it.
Mrs. Flemstel moat have swept it out with the den.
Edmund Lovelace, son of the prisoner Edmunds,
said he recollected • obesp•John being In Uperey.
He saw Harwood buy • puree for 6d. It wise bristly
one with brass binding, exactly like the one pro-
&toed. Sometimes Hazwood carried it out with her.
—Cram-examined : He did not know his mother was
pressed for money.
Mr. Howard said it was not true the prisoner was
pressed for money, and be had a witness last Saturday
who amid have given evidence to that effect.
In answer to the charge, Mrs. Edmunds simply said
"Not guilty." Slw was tisto tootainittad tar trial at
the pelt Qoarter Swims. Heil was allowed, two
sureties in £26 each.

" H. liaufnui.."
The Chairman said Colon-I Kcrsksll quite appreciated
the honour of being invited, and he was quite sere he
would have b-en present If he 'swab', cuald. The
Colonel had told him he tat been relied lespecting the
battelion, inconsequence of their hewing been at Lida,
shot., sub company separately at its own head leerier', '
and body present that night eh) had the uniform
on knew perfectly well (and others would understand)
that when the leepecting ofideer went round to each
company he could get a very ouch better Idea of what
they wire made of, thee in seeing the whole isciumng
together; bee a seen could not inspect KO Of men
ea well as 70 or SI 0 Amu' Kanhall was delighted with
the inspection he read. end considered they were a very
fine body of men. The Chairman was pleased to say hi
referred very put oularly to sops of the cagotates of
companies', and eappally meatioeed tno (wittier of
them simi hima elf) and he wee expellee', pleased with
the way in which they &flied their COMPOOLOL H.
thought they might now oonsid. r, without any flattery,
as Kr. Everett "aid Jost now, 11w.. the hon.% expression
of Colonel Hershaft with regard to the eattalion.
(Applause.) He had alp to ask their apologies for
Ceptaite Le II erehant, who would have been present; but
he had that day gone for his holiday to Seetland.
The Cllalini.l then proposed the toset of " The Kayos,
Aldermen. and Councillors of the Borough." They wire
get.? illy favoured by the presence of the Mayor, al they
were that pleat, es well se by two or three members of
the() operation. The Meyer. without exception,had always
been kind enough to give them very be idioms prises for
shooting. thus showing thas the town appreciated the
efforts they were nuking towards efficiency. He encour-
aged them in every possible way, and he was sere they
were very thankful table for him kin teem (Applause)
neod not say how much they appreciated the efforts of
the Mayor and Corporation for the welter. and imerovs•
wet of the teen : their hearts were in their work, and
thisy did their very best for D woheeter. (Appletsse)
The MAYOR 'lid he bed the privilege of ceiling
there " tootle' volunteer." because It might not
be generally known to them that he was one of
.4th, first half-dozen who alerted articles in the old 3rd
Dorset some 13 years ago. He had also the honour of
dateable to be the first volunteer who made•boli'seeye at
the wooden target with old Brown Bees. (Laughter.) He
wea immediately spotted by the drill-sergeant se the
marksame of the future. (Loud laughter.) But he was
afterwards told If they ever wanted to hit the target with
Brews Bees hey must never aim at it. Although he shot
afterward. with a crook shot, who won the Queen's print.
and nude more hull's-eyes than be did, he nev.r after-
werds gained much notoriety in tits c woe as a shot
(Laughter.) Re might say, how-v .r, be took ea •t in the
compige at Lulworth, and in the taking of Watereon
Ridge, which they canted eo succeodelly. (Lie I enter.)
He revelled In campaigning Pith I'd- volunteers, and no
one enjoyed it more than be 'fit. ileserved her 'West,
faithftlly for seven pep, sad at the expira.ion of elect
tints he took the hint to a ery• somebody else, and then
left the service. IL ...Klatt) He was afraid they sr fluid
think this was rather I reign tithe Peet of the It aror
and Corporatloo, but he might say ha was very p-oud to
hold the position beheld at the pr sort tire-, land it wet
s greet pleasure to him to etten tin that c atonav and t
see Was few of the old Volunteers, who were in It when
he j -tined it Oa behalf of toe Corporate holy, over
which be had the honour to prooride for a weds •,r two
more, be wee very muck obliged to them for the keel way
they had received the toast —(A Vo es: Another ye or for
Yreit )—(Applatte-.)
Mr. Alderman Wanner also addreeeed the comp ier ma
old volunteers. He wee one of the first who were enrolled,
and although he might not be able to ssy he Pas the
oldest roluctiur in point of age, he could icy 't in point
of enrolment. for he was a volunteer for • 1'11.4 period
before anybody elm. (Applsusa) He was No. 1 on tie
roll, wtocle he presumed hat now attain.d v. ry 'wigs
dimension. With regard to the Meter and COrporet on,
, be pould /MINN them, he, es well al Ma brother Ald roue
and Oittectillon, would always en humour to do his duty
' so long as he wu • re.insbor of that body. (Aeolus-1J
11(r. Alderman RegION (lionetagy B.irpon to the pre.),
responded in a hurecrous mane. r. Referring t his
municip ml office,he was a very humble, and, hi wee afraid.
very insalcieet member of the tody ; he c rid only say he
had to the best of his asilltv done his duty, not so moot..
perhaps, for himself as for the determination to do it f. r
the ben. fit of the town and for the b 'rough generally. Hi.
views might not have been always to accordance with the
reit, hut they had been holiest-opr, beard—and he
had ca red them out to the heat of hi...ability. (toplaus...)
Q laitermiater-Sergeaat W. DUIDMI said on Weal( of
the Councillors, he oould answer for them that what they
did wee for the Irst titterer, of the borough an 1 for the
good of the community at large, and so long se he had
the honour of being one of their number h &lout('
end. trout to go on in the some etralebt'orw•ed way es
be had siva,. does (Applause.) As Mr. Emu . had
said be always carried out his own vises it see im-
possible to follow out those of the whole borough), and
he minted them be should oontinue to cproy out his
owe straightforward honest endeavour. (Ain,' m. 0.)
The CsAiltnen then gave the ipalth of 'Tie Welber
for the Borough." In submitting the tea- t he was glad
to think they could meet together without Ping hi tiered
by a polit cad speech, and nit he offeaded become Liesy
Mid not hear exactly all they liked. He did not wish
them to drink their mstuber's health in any political
611300. but simply mg Captain Bryoser, end •• • (.0 '
neighbour, who happened by panes to be a mount"
for the borough. (APPlsum.) He had been • very Root
friend to the company, end he had always mapps,Seel
then, as so honorary member. naked always Mean them
a handsome prim, and also the beautiful challenge cop to
be shot for; :souther' that he had dons mar than ever
in another way, la giving them the ine .rtuuit,
sr he had dose for the last two years of • day ...I Pnidlc.
town Heath, which wee the finest thing Otero mould
poeilbly he for a Voleeteer company. (Apol WM..)
did not think a day Could he better spent thee Out Bank
Holiday on peddle, ewe Heath. Kr. Bopp was w kind
he did not tand at eaYthing he dratted the targets from
Maiden Castle our al sotto of rouge ground; also ps,
Tided them some sso,llent ahem tightlar, gni at the cies+
cal kind enough to give them en excallesit dinner. Be
esti gait* certain every man who wee present this year
enjoyed himself most taoroteghly, cud osio• book a bettor

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1883.

deal of spirit At tee tree ono mouient they had a very Volunteer then when he went out. (APPlisese )
Of all blue-jackets were drawn tip into three battalion; arm,
enereetie (atom) *et ote r , Moen. ale a greet number tee bloody nod important tattles in the world's history. their right being a battery ( o 12 field guns, and on
of very yonag officers, who bed been to Aiderehot and i the re was nevi r that • bottle as that lest one on Puddle-
learnt th It work thorouthir, enol the regimen eas now town Heath. If they hid bat bullet' thera would not glneri
I. a better ttttt than it ail ever heen beta e He could have been eau& Volitat or *tit woul4 have teen edole
DS lea. bud ia tee opener of the field the massed bends
tuoe.dirolet tArhetißdi.o7ya
my tis mach fee the Yeomanry a' Dre t, that teey had to walk h me. a. h 1 Th.
.- oAA- er., ........, winiki all r.c 'fleet 7-. rt, •.. ~t,a,..itdmirm, Sir William Doasa.
thne.Lireg.ht
wlnefraauttrbye,
saildbulti.c.ioyal
boatel all the crack regim atm in goateed several times what a dreedful bette it ie.*, what ca-eage--if t erre had ir the "fliPit• v
at Wimbledon. (Appluts.) They tied tram all the been islet., as tee hal said, he thould not base been there being in command. Taws': tardieweeirse
rfersagrivved.d on the
See there, haoine beaten every regtment that waa to t4lt te tali, ; the whole compeer woulil have been ground about half-peat , _ .
ter!enght against tam, and he imemey ....ntetned that I annihilate 1, lout he hal no do obt a new company would general salute, ad • salute from tbe 12 glues. L Tie
their regiment wee second ton ine in 'h. kingdom. (Ap- ' have arisen fr en it &Mee iLeisht e and aPP suet) a Northbrook wits amino &rani by Lord Alcuter, Sir.
plume) Hs as 'sly to my. however. thy had bin Voice: " Caly Grant. sir," and la setae.) Cooper Key, Braudreto, Mn. Campbell
very onfortenate lately, tor under 1 onienteele Mecum- Captain B ,la Ma eine-. of his reply, said he hat ' Baonerman, Yr. &sedan, ant Captaiu Be nicaotto
stances they had lest two of their mo-t effic tot sergeant. al • ay. 1.0-0 ereee int rest,. the force tie was rarten private watery to the first Lord. Tbelr Lorilabeps
naj en one from their oeta ii op from an ecc.d •nt, which they bed be in in times gone by the malest.7 ot Pr eel .. a
et , _ . , ,he mee and
iespectim ex •
ban Waist then in great stems at Ii- p--mot mom tit, Ingiand, reed he meet peel tea in HBO they would first of at made
and ale ole ir had lost mother belonging to the Ban-iford bays been Launched into a very big war but for tee velem. their seouutrements, the bends in toe mean_tlinic
Troop. +he he could t arfessiy ray ess the hest non- leer movement. Tb it mu the beginning of the move. playing • lively air. This emulated, their Lord
somminsienee officer they em seer h,d in tee moment, men', end the from ba I grown from year to year. It wee ships returned to toe tainting bees, end the bau
snatch
d took
sad n.t only esteemed by his °gloom ,at the man of the prop land at that ti ee it could tut einem &Leek or op a position in the centre el the gritund. The
regiment in hie military capacity, but also es a privet, pooioily t-n year., and then die out; but let them took at
preen .ge He did not believe tare war • better man the tiody of men now, end compere them with what t'Alr tPreeletXtbeeemblueel'earrjackitaillogllueneer:ugihiTiopenabrebeeoliun'' taking
they lad ever bee. (Hear. hear.) He did not think he were ID years ago. Nob ety would think for a mom •at the hurt., Arline
meld Gay much ea ire. of tile Yeceneary ; they knew ea that they were the lain, eel of men at all. They were then I arid the Kam... with fixed
meol of them at he did, for they came out aloes to lben now Milled, he was sure. as well a. tt possibly 000ld be bayonets. This movement eff teed, tieheYe erei d
every year, and he hoped they would mem with done with men who were •it under the °Pleura, and past in battalions, ant finally at t
him that they Were welbe winded, and tried to were not doing it every lay. And there eat anther men with guns were thou put through some aloud.
do their day. (APPenite.) He should like to thing, and a most vital taint-they were ail of such •
have Loaner d foe the Veinnteere-(Madie %Viewing: clue of education that if they air.) to take them into ably dem, the rapid manner in which they nulitubered
"Oa Id e, pleale")_rar be was one ones, bet he would leave the 641 they would be able te learn tee regular ant of and limbered the gnus beeci ,gp men,. .0. The blue
ouabmle.'re'brA be
th et to MMor Welienee He thought he ea. as ad a thidiering much quicker than .old toe r •gelar seldier. itigly interesting movement., whet were very craht-
j k ad rimed were put through other co enceuvres.
Volume. r a anybody, basing Joined in IRV, but he was Wherever they heard of tee 'al into ire, they hardly ever
a very bad one, the eery worst who ever cameo:mt. having hoer lof my mu of onseenduct ; and he was sure the
only attendee once or twice. They Ind awry extra- feta, taken a • whole, were bate than any other force. movements the men app
be front..
otdinery old she ling ir. no at th,t time, for they did not A. retarded theetirig, be had always ea d that it 'Millman review order, and the effluxu were called to t
including sword and beroyoLsebt.dextishrceise.a.
uttgfterbuleior
go oil On Over) 00CatiOn. (1.4114ithr.) He wail looking at Important that they should into to shoot not only at Lard Northbroek, in inexiee a few remarks, tape
one of the old weapons that day, and he gave it to one of regular targets and at knoen themes., but at unknown, his speroyal 4 GI/ ulaulArt in whieh the various
hi' keeper.. wh o teed he could put it. as a trophy over his arid teat was the ranee he • -k-d Maier Huge. two 'mai mance-lyres were arriei out. The men then loaned
mentel--heit. (Lan tht tr.) They were given so many ego if the company would come and hate a plea e
he sr. Whilst at aNu are being divided ml' four bait...llene eeoh
how
so ma of emmun ton wbich th-y had to dispose of soma ties on Puddletown Heath. It wee then each
or nett. Cagebridtalted whet to • semen that be asked them to kind y come ag un,
do with the a•nmunition, and he wet told "Gat rid of awl be must say they responded io the most admirable ground to the Pier.. *
e..
ber.Te I by three gun. anhelr.atheaeyiele,,ataber.rektded,
=I eirourtiobee
your enimuoition ;to 'broach your in sensate." So be manse, rooming oet in very loam numb re- The bon. taste to their impute's kips.
kept on ramming down Shit car riolbas one after another member then iodated in some humorous remake on till
nutil the weapon was nearly full-Deus 17P WHY.
bter)--but it took famous ' beetle.' He prated the men very highly for
It into ite heed to go off, and it was needs.s to say he their "Umbra and marked if tsar would only practice HAaViet FISITIVnts - The Congregationalists held
went down, enii his tear rank men (Al al., (Renewed • little more at unitaiwn distances, they could shot mar imereet Week-lng serves onthe 17th, when,
la sitter.) 111 wee told his pores e was to- required Vary nearly as well as they did at the sagas. He agate mmougu tie wind an. raau about the time et meeting
any longer in the field, so he when e 7, although be bare them • mead invitation for next year when he _
__thee, famim. a very
w.e an old Volunteer, be was not an efficient one; but should be abed to drag tenets and enter-era the ta "
oo *'• "'" "0
thou days • ere gone past .ad ha hoped he ratty did his (Applause.)
deitr lathe Yeomanry • little bettor tem he did In the Thq CHLIRRAN next Proposed "The health of Coherent presided over by • . , ,
_.
Volereerra. Il...•gleter end applause-) Massa, the honorary colonel, Colossi Stew rd, and toe i wee bcaueriully • tonna with flower, and • ergnems
mumbled. After augrewase
Ca p. uTT,lhia.aiLleiktinlowesecouipeoluell
Haw WlLLlallit, Who Wm received n'ith much Field and Sea Officers of the &Manor,' He spots in the I with wine t mies of choice !cud, seat by !needs as
cordreirt •, heed., r. speeded Those who were at Windsor highest terms of Cana Mauer, who c ntinued to take i amino. Hearty ;huh. were pale Ii the WWI fur
could t,stify teat the foree was in rosy goal heath; tbe gr gent later. et la the battalion, u
those oho wr i hippy eieeedb te be at Al ballot could S sword he considered hien • model evolloseet if-ru'el'eo'leentineLl ; lit,"erdte,°,3l ed,4`,7earald ill'ulam,t'e ;Kaa,il4.4bbAatildnaLLei' tifieS•fur
answer I, rt ie eeilempurenot of their own battalion, (Agottleuee.) They h• 4 tb• honour of I acingamoags' fruit, dr.o„ bileema J. Spewed. J. and W. adrull/2 o•
and as to their own clan pasuy he need only look around teem that sight one of their field eillosr., Major Willtsm;_
him and eye whet • grod.looking set they were woo like many others on the staff of th binnacle
e wen Gee, W. O. Thomas, D., Newberry,
Mrslfarhers: 5t1y:04•11..d..
aganght te) drown from 'S 0" Connolly, far tee? had mineral, come lilac, and Ayies, Mr.. Sous di, and
The MADMAN proposed "Tee Blehopand Clergy of the to them when they wanted good mei. Tees all knew of Westbrook. The choir rendered very efficient
Diocese sad Allelitere of ell I) nominations." The clergy Major Withama thoroughly well, for he was late them mreim, Tha "melee *epee., el, fooling they had
bad been kind *numb to eft-reify themselves with the in this company for • 'rut number of T""; spent a very pleasant and 'rodent:ale evening.
Volunteer movement from the very first, they had Madly and be was sole, although they were Yell ---
pre ached them serm,,no in the chorale they had alms* may indeed to ion him.. one of their officers. wtm.voams.
given them most epirited and edifying discourses; end still they were delighted to hear be was selected a/ one Of
with
in the eyes of the public that hut had • very good effect the field officers of the bsitilion, and k' exorcised els BUDDIUI DALTR Of Yr, T. RAWLINg.-1111 is
B.a
The bishop and clergy were themselves an army snob as pleasure at twits him tie re that night. They had with meet we mord Um death of Br. 'ltheerms_
twithee
they had been manna and • very important facts they them alto another 44 dam, whose ex* tons ow behalf 'elicitor, which teeth plea, quite sudden'!, fro
heart
were in the moiety of this cooot-y, He WM sot. they of the battalion wore not al *aye thought about so much Meuse, on friday, at ins residents. L'h• decaaeed
held them in the veep higbat potable rupee aad he was ea they ought to be, bat if it were not for Qinrbirmastor ~.u".", who was 65 Teem of ed., wee able to
very mach pleased, ea he wee sore they ail were, that Cram Harrogate' would be very dull work lodged, bemuse "--
a .mnd to his profs-Mewl duties till the evaded before
they
Lhad two noweseittatirea of the cloth pretest that mane the sate waftwell fed and well clothed
aloe% th...-yama matt his doattt, having, Ins antaret Aid, tallAl 4 Orenbotne
antifilia(HzerijoheerLTtinrarihralibeueonnwhsen they
uch .L.ad . be
wora4oUrrar:rter Xl:rale* ails
0 from the renks of Petty Seesions all day uu 'lbureility. He wen tablet
VVIPPO. He wee miry t t ray for the lest two "0" common and they had Mous • good man for the itl about a questa-pest woven on Fri-lay moraumeg, and
phut they bed mime', their e'en:den, Y, Everett. not Post (Aotimee) medical ald wee at 000 e /Wilt Iv/. hir. 8. G. Parkin-
from any (met of kit, but from unevolilattle oireanistanoss; This tout was drunk by each member of tbe mew mu was quickly in aetendeace, and under Isis medical
butt its pier rie (ibe &maims i) bet arranged the meeting pmey tn the lowing cop. skill aad ate :mama Mr. iferalites raTied, but be had •
so that he might health tease (Appian. • ) Kr. Everett luJoe WILLIAMS rallintfled. awl mid whatever credit tudoinuitor
bat anewerel to the °ale and at the ...me tame their good the battalion bad attained ess due to the untiring enemy
old friend, Kr. Ram, who hat many ten • stepped In, sad seal of Colonel Matthews and Celonel Steward, Mid Zr.,..b....ty—be l'Uocaeck.hed. "Tiheddiedemasedbek"gena
had also some then to be present wit, Mr. Kraut% on their basal he thanked them for the kind way la wee ettlied " • wiiiiviwr in 184% and .ca. came to
(d”Vetts..) They hod now the bappiness of Haag them which it had been popeyed. (Applause raid* in Wiinbuees we believe, about sae
_e_
Seth there, and he might 11-y Re Rata was • volunteer CI lartermaster Cass. In r eponse, said he had aimed 1844. He had held lbe office of Clerk to the WiM-
biter* be was • parole (Laughter ‘n 1 appleate.)-(11r. la "0" company for neatly 10 years, and therefora it was borne mmorstrates aid Clerk to the Wingless' High-
Reim • "1115.1 (Loud langaer ) only nature), if he could do anything for their comfort may Board for between thirty and forty purse and
The Roy H. Vinare said though he had the honour and convenience in his capacity es Qeseternattor, he
e.,_ he wee the oldest uraeletrateme alerk-thomek not On
of Wag the chaplain to tee company, no Major Hodges should be only tau delitted to do so, knowing teat item mdm, practitioner-Is tee eaamy m D ....i. He gym
hod just said, he was Very &wry to ,ay his attendance at las SW doing the beet Gould for lie" C" company be
aim ,,,,, m, ,____ mmrim. and acted as
their various gathering, lately bed Moo ary irregular. ',Mold be doing the beet for the b neaten. In which baked ,firrtvr°p_eer'e,"" r" ...."
Church Governors inid the
Tee fat ritzily was tint in this ancient bent ash ensue- ate hoe inr el teething a Q tat lerethehre also ellfrr°4ll cut 'lent to "°. '"upb•mit• tamale
omits wet, a-, numerous (though the town hat been the wishes of the Colonel. He ensured tam he would still Grammar Sobool Governors, as well ea bane 0
shamefully libelled. mei called • sleepy pie.) that, in aim to do his be. t for the comfort of the regiment menected with unseal local charities. lie wads one
order to keep them all, one noel have that very (st_epleelee) of the enlist resident. in Bournen oath, where the
durable gilt of being able 13 be in two place. Mem WILLUXS proposed the " Health of the Peteff- eemt to roc" a. far bask as lea, and Lived ahem
at the same tin., (Imuehter.) He was very Sergeants.' (APPlalbei more or lees to tbe time of his death. B. woe the
fortuneti la being able to be present that evening. Drill-Instructor GRANT briefly seaweed Ma thanks i
for legal earner et • Mr. v. _
Liapaat Dean, and mime., to
i
and be wee still more fortunate to find that thioneb ins tbee reception of the toast
attendance had been so esmed.ogly irreguler, they had Quartermaster-S event Dames sad be feed had the teis Bournemoutti Town Hall Bull-hags Cein Peg:
ksof
net quits forgotten the exietenee of tbeir chaplain. and he very great pleasure fir a nomber of ye .ra of working with which he was one of toe first prom I oters. n t
was limey to exam, his Oa*s for the and manner in the 'Mentes!' ;in tact, he had new made himself efficient the deceased geutlanen win a stomach and consistent
which they had received the menthe of his memo- Tare for the 11th year. With regard to the wvk of the staff- (Jouisetvativey and at one time took an active pert In
was one of their gatherings lately, to which he we. able rergesete he was quite cur • they di I tee, work with all the political affairs of the county. He was • man of
to he present, end, with° it the slightest dears of alas !her hurts. It was no use haeine go id field officers and kindly diaposteou, ceurtsous and gentlemanly in his
anyteine like ttattery -becalm, as they knew, It hied been • cool Qiertranaster sales, the work waq well carried
said that ' date-y makes ateryhedy sick except thee. out by the staßeageents. It bee been very lentil b"digli to all witib whom be ii" brought into
.‘"°4l.t•ett
who swallow it," and he did not think voles:noire were remarked it lea. no use taking an wmy into the field whether prefessimally or otherwise. la ban • Large
likely to swelter orruch fillsry-he m st ray he was unless you feed them. The wok was no anomie, and with circle of friends and acquieutattem in Wimborne and
present at their annual inspection in tes'llerreck Square, regard to his own ooneatioseriet department be believed it the neighb Anhwei, um was held is high esteem by all
before Colonel Marshall, and. haaeit liv el for many years wee carried out in the lan coop without a settle M. 0., who knew him, and hie loss will be deeply left.. Tim
In • garrisont ran, he 11 awed himself he knew a little Ile hat endeavoured in
about what sel-lieri ought to be, ant be was very moth Quer:erns& ter, but he could not forget the fleabane, he
surprised at sang the way in which the company vent had reoeieed from 0 repent Stunt...rho wag +lean. ready
, Viront their movements; tar, was a smartnesi and an In every linable yrs to aunt in every part of the depart-
elamicity shout them welch surpeind him, not beiving et ea meat (Applause.) In conclusion, he hoped be should
them for some time. All he mull soy wa. that if all the have health and strength to uslat in the work for • few
other comp taiga in the bettelicot were the aim., and he fun longer.
I bead and trusted they wers (although, perhapi, Major Sal-Sergeent (Snout said, u firs, hewn, concerned,
nodule would sey they were not, and the% his company it wee a mat pleasure t )hi. ti do anything hi, could for
was far superior CI the other.), tot If they were he we. the 14 D.R.V., and sepecielly for his own company. His
quite tercels the Dorset Bettie in moot rkbly deserved duties, es they all knew, were zeit in the field, although
that preen which he understood it had obteined this year he hid taken pot In yalioaa aallipaloro/ and fight.. Re
at Alderatot. (Applause.) Waa at Watasoa Ride-. sod had gout to the mancelaree
Me Roy. H. Peog-r RAIggI soil he be I been very mos or twice (and he found that out)-(laughter)-but
unexpectedly callel upon to return lamas for this tent, now his duties were in the orderly-room while they were
as he through% the chaplain, being preset, would fulfil the out at work. He sneered than he 'head centime to do
whole deity ; still he was very please 4 indeed to return all he could for tbe bettelion and tor 0 Company in per-
thanks safes ash, wa. concerned. He wealii like to my tinder. IS Weal.)
he retweeinted that night the - minister. --4 ether deneni- Pioneer-Sergeant TAYLOR responded in e's usual
net one" at there were none present to ensw r for them- fecetious style.
selves. (Lesbian.) He wouli tell teem why. Their At dile stage the ciao won at the recent prise shooting
worthy chaplain, the other night, s aiii we were living in were di.tributed. re. full list of winner. ha/ already
different times. and, in an excelleet spwech, networked on appeared In these co omen)
what was expected of • person on the fin-lay and on the Ti. health of ties Sumessfol Cmatitom " wet then
week-day. He agreed with him-the tunes were altered dr ink with all homers, and in enemies Sergeant
for theca and also alterel as regarded the mea,l rs of HUreonti (the fortunate winntr of lb. Ceallonge Cord.
oteer denominations; for they all now endeavoured to poll said he felt very proud t . be in ehe position
together and work together, and • very goal thing, too- to have to remond es the chief winner at the last
(hear, hear)-becinie he teonan in tutu blear matters press meetiof a. for he wai only too plena to be
they ought to try and do what they could to alp one the winner of thisbalones Cap so very kindly given
eaetheteeeet
eel), ht t,tte it,e. eat e,,,„ ,_ .e.,,, _ea, ~., .. 0.. ye e5.,.-.- ez. -we- -es. I ni• nle mins Via..
~4v
Moan. rappeseisee het had snob a Oreditahle number of men who bed a
Th. CHAIRJUX then read • lett rhe hal received from lucky enough Ii win pro-. et the recent competition, an I
Colonel Marshal, in answer to an leant on 'eking him he was of opinion M aor Hodges hail sate t very wisely in
to be present :- distributing the pas es as he hat din,, for it was a wet:-
" Dorchester October 12th. knewn fact, Anil be woo sure tan the ebooting men.
" Deer Mater Hninall,-1 appreciate the h ewer that the although they all did their beet for the credit at toe corps
"e " Oompany, fat Dorset, lave done noel, Meng we to their as well as theranlvee .111 it WWI not fair for them to be
sawed upper on rainy night, but I regret lan unable to always teittng Me prises. (flat, hew.) Still, as regards
do myself the pleasure of agog present on that evening.- the Chalons Cate he woo only too pleased to have his
Yours truly, name inscribed on it; but he wa, efreid it would be •
very ardu nut task to win it, and Mr. Brymer would he a
very old man Metre it would be won those years in SOCONO.
liOn. Sposking on abaft of those who had won the cup,
and not altegaber anomaly, be suegested thet it should
become the property of the first man who won it three
times (Leughter, and hear, hear.)
Major WILLIAMS Shen propose, in flattering term; the
"Health of Sneer Hakes and Lees. Andrew.. He
heartily consrethlated lister Hodges on his well-deserved
promotion. and remarked Lisot Andrews cleared their
hearty thanks for his work, not only for the cm:many, but
as Secretary of the Shooting Committee. (The toast -a
drunk with enthusiasm.)
Major HODOU. who was warmly cheered, adeuract them
it ••• • moist encouragement to him to do his beet
for the '' C " Company and the battalion in general, and
expensed the hope he should have health and Istreagth
to be permitted to carry out his duties for some
few pars longer. (Applause.) Al the present moment
the enrolled strength .1 the company was 71 men, and
considering they found the greater part of the Bendiest
bend, and several of their members had stet appoint-
meet., and were occupied in other way, at camp. it
rand, the strength of his oompauy much smeller than be
liked. And with regard to toe c enemy drills, they all
knew very well that the loser number of man they had
the better would be the company drills. He leaked their
help In assisting him to rain the strength of tbe company
considerably-he should Itke If possible to inerenall it is
100 men. He &so appealed to employers of labour,
parent.. and gar lien. to assist in the matter, and ease
them not to be of the opinion that they were • rowdy bed
let of (allows who did nothing but smoke and drink,
(Hear, bur.) He bleier I they did their duty well, and
surely there woe no harm in having • social tethering
once a year. (Applause.) He was sure no young fellow
who bad rny sense in his heed *mild te one wit tits worse
ter hue/ i volunteer, but on the contrary would be very
much better. He complimented Sergeenelnstruoteir
Grant on hit excellent work; they had found him •
thorough goof soldier, he we/ quite sure baked taken an
In terest in the company end he believed he would di his
bolt to produce good trills and shots out of the members
of the company. (Applause.) The major complimented
the company on their ehootine, their sucosseful outing at
Pudl -town, and their general good behaviour and
appearance at Aldershot He "Monad the remarks of
Mai tr William with regard to Utile excellent L cut roan'.
Mr. Anireme and he took this opportunity of thanking
ben for hie great &notion to his duties, for whenever be
eras called upon io do anything he was always ready to
do it, not only for the company, but for the battalion as
well. (Aoolau.n.) He also thanked their H•inothry
papa., Mr. Everett and their H merry Surgeon, Mr.
Rm. in for their aerates.
L cut. 0, J. Wimeaseetitetaws thee ththked them
for the reception of the teat Without • good replan a
comp iy would 1 . nothing at all, and further then that
one must bare the support of the nontommlationed
ofehers and men for • company thoroughly to work
to pith", Test he hollered tiny had, and It- could maim
them that so long as C Company wee C Company, be
ghoul I have as it plenum in sting as Lieutenant. (Ap-
pian, ) But hie dety was not so much with the 0 Com-
pany as with the battalion at large The year before
iset hew • serer '0 my tool th , Cop, which now stood et
the heed of tbe tibia, left them but by four points only;
It had WWI beek this Year, and he Load the
eceing Veleet ere who hat lately Joined them would seek
to their sho eine, and keep the Cup in the company. (nee
plane.) He eeeld not I,elp taint ng ut to them that the
abo eine of the c trap at y led been not go mech from the
old Vo enterer, Alta, lib they stack cull to teemolot but
whet they want d was to get the young Volunteers
forward. li t carat aeration they bad MO or two men
who were comint fearer I very rapidly, and who. he
belieenii, weed mate their mark hereafter as shooting
menth es. (Hear, hear.) He endorsed Major Hodges'
rem irks it. to tbe d stialoility of eirallithealrall the cam-
May. for if their numb ire mere incressat they could get
better comp tt on end better drills. The other night at
the enaction by C tlonel Maness') they bad a very amine
muster, ant the ,non drilled a. he beset .win say in the
Barracks tuners " like brake *-(laughter)-be would not
go es ter ss that, hut they certaiely did want the company
sir regth-n-d, and he appealed to the employers of labour
to encourage their ion to join them. Be was sore thee
would enjoy it, for if they only enjoyed the outing at
Aldeoshot re he del they would got 9:10 ine ad
of 100. (Applause.) die Stan thanked them for their
co-op-ration th- tughout the year, without which It was
iintr.a.ible to deal raccesolully with the compeer, (lbw,
beer.)
The CHAIINAN then gave "The health of Coiner-
esawsuerreglete:in:ei,tiis.Hwtha,:aolui.:t.itaweyHdahadatiwi.sa'ntit'dterr.eBpothriwwwa
pane.' He did not think thee could have fore better
bee, 40ring the paot year. (Applause)
teem remit hay' nit Pend the rank. 'en(
Cwwowatetelthey:WW(Hwo":. 'h'ej.telis) tdl.4 Vre"gl'arwritell' rt'lleanddrilh la and
the c unp ha w • sore they amid appreciate it. (Apo
GPlrikuurelet.en.)e.,
eth.ed.ottitrrtecaadtuebyiwnatimee..r..,.l.'"4.B.k'ißoaratse
_lmeantthsr°D.,otainitta-igtli:saireireetroctorte°°aCt.tmmhhil-e.
CidnigtoPrig,i- "aa(dr.. •PkTrd.'Flr II."
Songs wore well teerere I by pm, neetelergeent T. ler
Smomet Rhin me, Me. A. HA, sod others. AMY*e
*
ITSWO y wag a en 4 . . njoyaber one.
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Lord-
ship.
the followlog en-ening, comeeteently the nine o'clock
Seterday moral re. The orattatioa of lauding the men
had berm going oa lion, an early hour, and by ten
o'clock then were botween two and three thousen 1
ma ander arms, In the Naval Oedies' Ground. The

Oates had poommoiou It may be remembered Haul
Tam.... of Sturiniumer NJwt on, eras &gout for ace trustee.
and chained root for lb. garden, oblett Carl,, reused la
pay.-14. Deal eood now gave e ransom of the whole case.
Iran toe 7.0? 1844, at witch time, sod on mob...quota
moos.ipoo, amaki ,aortgagoo were usodo on tOs MAI
To.. Gies h. i previously_ b m sen hi' the U ouot is iB.
' 1819, and lam Gyurt basnwood argued t a'..p no
Good of conveyance bad bovn &eon up, toejyroperti had
11•Vaf poleid grout tbe or.s.nai oWilor —aMr. P.•t'&
Ills Boson, held the curt.oa of t U. ought to be Wed
under Nation 12 of t .• Count? Court Lot, and pointed out
ths &lit of 15s. to whoineoever p.id would sat mettle the
content Ai ;so hie Honour staid tut ti yeutioi or the
15.. verdict giveo at Cu Inet Court. ail Ins queetion of
wee involved in tee trid, mid a wt./ trial granted on
rho g ound of ourpriee. aril he exormeed a wtelt for • jury
to try Slut cad whooh M. Desserood agreed to par u.•
00410 of.
Two defendant.. Denied Lusty and llaidoneni, the
forma sit meat ohildron, and the I...ter wilO taros
oultdren. apthated against tne decisitio of tlie Rogi.trae.
a eard of I . per ozonic on • debt for grJoeriee and
dropory.—ittor eon-arum Into their citoummances. his
Honour amended to. order to 1.. per mouth in sect caw
Ins case 1 Thomm Peyise. Bristol, v. John Knob,. inar
keeper, of litdrmineter Norton. came on lon ltaartlig•—
tni. Gime caused moon •muteuiemat at the lest Court. by
reason of the Amcr.ami organette being brought onto
Gouts for toe judge.. in.peotion.—Pia.atdl now dimmed
toe price of tbe inetonusent. which two, had repaired.—
D.feadent pleaded mat eitliougo the instritatimt lied been
rcp aced mo es to givo oat twill... it brow lb. " noise" all
to pleats., at the sane time .gb, dung to lois H moat •
of paper ailed erita 'rooms." Which his Hoiagr
, Guar taterutod itiermalgplimia mordiot for Amadei erns
given.

BSIDNon AND TIN town of "g3Oll
dagger." Dec refreshed ita popularity at the Inter-
national Fisheries Rznibition. We notios with pride
and plow's. that in toe list of award.. published in
the London papers. the town Wes roomed,' Ito fall
slime of suommia, and this fact is especially gratifying
widin we remember that only a poi Soo of the manu-
facturers exhibited their were'. 'Dm old-eamblimsd
firm of Steams. Gandry end :Jo. did not eiblo.t. and
the app.inimont of Sir C. Whethain es • juror
precluded Mil inhibits of Messrs. Wbethaui sad Sons
entering for competitiou. 111-... n. W. lioonsell and
Co., of North Ifilda and Rex Court, ham beim
awarded idlest and bronze reedaki for bete and lime,
whilst Mama. if. B. Hommel' (Limited), of in.
PoLicen Works. have boon rewardod with • gold and
silver model, and • special prize of gb fur bum, and
drift awl seine nets, &a. Amara U. damson end 8
Grove Ironworks, and Mr. T. Selyear, Weet-etres ,
each szbibibil a wit-bnidieg machine, both of whiou
were worked at the imbibition. Boob he gained •
silver medal.
Dixtrits To run Duo Snow Ornotaim.—AS lbs
Assembly 0.001111 of the Ban Hotel on Tour.day even.
ing • sumptuous dinner war pro • Mod by Mr. Wiliwn
Kayo' I. the steward., veterinary surgeons, oats.
mitts., and other officiate onmectial with the recent
Broils:et and County of Dome D g Snow. Mr. 11.
K. r arqunamor, donor of the feast., prowled, the coup
pan, numbering about 211. Toe inbl•• war.. lni in
exoelleet taste and style, trio emotion pioludiug every
aveUable dolmas, of in. season. The hum,
Knight, wim really Wm prim. mover gal toe Ong dhow,
whilst Mr. Yorqubersun evirmai confide:ebbs tomcat
in Ms WOO from its cogninsuoment. TWO nnud of
the
volunteers wee located outside toe A‘seinbly Room,
awl tendered several favourite mow during dinner.
It may hocs be noted tuM • gentleman having one.
siderable szporiesos be dou and wdom dog.
bars teken upwards of X) prime, has tendered
experience." of tbe recent chow sie a visitor Ablitelu.
lie saye—" The committee we to be congratulated too
the decided mow= of Mid their first Mow, which was
well tomagod and owned out. All Os Aida'a
appeared to work well and berrroeionely togetoer, awl
tat result was appreciated by the ; in feat,
be never rensimuere i • better show, or one where lb.
• were more promptiy paid, aod We felt sure from
Im had lined from (slow azu.sitora that then,
likelihood of a much larger entry at the sew
particularly if they wore awe to cot do a plaid
dogs can be ' benched 'on his level." Tam is
very gratifying, aid equally are is tim fact the' the
result of the show hes been • " financial suedes.," for
Ms committee will not have to fail back upon the
kindn.es of the wesmintme.