The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08 00:00:00

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it Jail one tittys to [insulate-1w W.S.
who Mel been drinking for eome days. An he was
BANQUET AND 1'111:-E•: r rit It MR. LL'FF. elm.ll'llB4l him, Jr. Marriner knocked him on the
head. l'here were epirit or wine 'Nutlet. in the room.
At the Antelope If •I • • 1. ! v-v Wing Mr. Leff
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wan again en. rl .• • • •, 1. •!, ,01.1 mate the e preserilied a mixture and flail ta e see him again.
, . „„ .n the 011 (To% -examination by Sir James Stephens, the
recipieet of s ~•
witness w n havutilneil al,l to his coultietat Stleden. Ho
Biirtis, r •
oueasi..n of lif ••• /I • t.l. Mr. If.
• • ievnitat admitind hat he had heen intoxicate• I, and twice than
spread, to t, at • • • . . r. M-fitaule J nce. lie h 1 given Nits Marriner a certificate that her
(hunte•-..ttitt•• 'I • ' ;:drt .• . •
o
an not ii, link when he new he., but he did
ehair an,l.e., •. •' • k • ' I:. •••!t. not certifi as to the noise. Mrs. Miwriner spoke to
Mr. :1. Wr • t• '. ' • ' t"II• him abon her husband being drunk. She said ohs
railer.; E. I'. 1 / '.l '1 • ll• W. etild Mit ive any longer with him, becalm her own
Di..kinont, Vi II .
~• A! life t nit •If Ii r chihiren were in danger. Ho
. • w dented the hadthreaterted totaling anaction agaitua
Clarke, W. 11.ike r I • o „ Slr M . . .
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ar ner for what hie wife leel maid about his
Sr•utgrtn:!4eir,.S. "
sop.. t • .1, W. character, to.pret cot his second marriage.
Hmle, .1. Riv 111..11 . •I 1.. t'.yr Mrs.Mnrriner was erraill eV( 11l 11l and tmeitively
(10,4 walla have 1,. • , • -" 1. • denied that he hail made the statement attnbutod by
Theodora to ••- 1/r. NIN h. The doctor gave her a certificate that her
Drawing Room. ;, • : ;• to atend hunband wan not drunk, and that he wan unable to say
the dinnar:-Rev. D. I • • . . • l'••••y.
Kennaway. Dr. N.: .• nn .a wad the cause. The eertilhatte wits for the
' to bishot.
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(Widen), T. t lierett, I' •• • • • h .1. laeb Stephens then proceeded to address the court on
Meeers. S. Edwin, 11. !'
field, C. Clarke, got W... the three tofietts -drunkenness, untruthfulness, and
In the t • , •• tia tiedill of until if cerf ifieated. 'I he Bishop .4 Bath mid Wells
Mr. Leif,' tlaf Citalit, • . , •to ..o leefoor would have been guilty of flereliefion of hie duty had
to thew friend, ;:. • • I. f.:1"r; ) he inetitult.ssi emit a pers.in. The learned d•eftor, who
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That gtle'"an h `- "` • ; f then, for
Wa suifertng from begsl ffeition, continaed bid addreee
years, whilst.to e• I •• •, f• a ,
-in f the team -; I. • ,• • t., kat., 4.11 tii- eliiiiellce I. tit.
been (I I • .) , .7, „at Sir Jansed Stepli-n., after lutaleon, addressed the
known him so long Mr. 1. , • a..,,,Ted. court, gni p•ementieg tiny remarke he. ha I nine when
tteptuf....) For bites • w-rd he he 'II vim 4 the ease. He stid the real point ill the came
ever le tryst win Lull% fl.te_ sI I. •. . '• 1 fraereily was in re ...mice 1.0
y the lith 11f
Wh Sept...lllber,
MITIVIIII et/ the tie in '•! t••• nal Me. Li ill linist 181'1, alson Dr. Nl'Sah wits preeent. The learned
be parailly severed,
yeZN ef Intl HO la ~ren•t• ..w, • t . • • . to. ••,,,
a:ft", ounosel referred to the part the Bilhop of Ripon had
• t taken, anti declared that he did me, withdraw me
seine degree of rest pi. as, i !.
,-t criergetieally Ct. • • . ;.., !IT wlll,ll 011 the miliject. Ile deemed that Air \larrinar
a later er.ncerw-h, • -"ii I,- r, Sir ha• I linen guilty of iiitelUveratice.
Ivor I ill that part tt . • . l't • I,e-er.l ef 14 4r41 l'enzance nabl the new he took of the matter
rest now onneeted , ~ 1.• exl,4 eie I I.ut 'li I not r• quire hint to call on Dr. Stephens to reply in
re-
niti•e. of the maw, greet s' hin painful VFW. PM:lie:111Y. the question wani that Mr. huff atainhlettile• .••• • ''• t
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t,""- l'• tell', I w.lve.l an to what occurred on the 1-4th of September,
Hr. Lit! . his (the ill dn. ottsi •,.•„.• •. „I re hint an ii ,t Drunkenness wad an cCeltreitietiCal deuce, aini
appointinent to Inan,a. hi. i• .•, ;• I,,er ~1 160
pertaining thereto, 'fad dennind if wive and fair to If 'lie offence took place on the 14th of Septetuber,
country'. and Mr. Lutf., in t• ..r the Actiota,,, I,olti punishnkiit was three year.' auspenahm.
sterept the same. They hiyl n awl the application to be instituted hi March,
task of bifhling hint farewf.ll iroei 1 inf..al. Such 11 link l5;41, the three years had not expired. Ili,i lordship
an h„,i e.t.d.,' in the chain of 11.4 I/11 tholl4llt it could be taken to throw out luf eonaillera-
lightly or e ucily broken-A, a i-•t•i- chain, find thin the matter of the redignation. lie procee•led to
risitaired a severe 14 ow to lb NI, Lair left b tehind t
queetion of intoxication on the 14th of September,
him many waste heart- 11.-!eft two of -
hie children sieepir 11173, anti after colintiellting 011 the facts and the
removal WM a gre elte•Olent Manlier ill which the carte wag condoetnal, he
But the pang if parting e..,0.1 held that Mr. Martinet. was intoxicate.] on the 11th
Mr. buff If then I y his tr September, 1573, au.l that the Bishop wan puitilied in
Whenever Mr, I,,iif rot-ism.' • Tea bidtituting Mr. %i-rifler to the living in queetion.
Blacknedir for a ViAt ii t .Anftoii His lordithip otitdemited Mr. .11 wrifier in the costs.
lalsdicd, he felt cure h.
cordiality en that. hid,
Tla• toast win mit
att.-mint:re i I
latiintf ol the ti u ite
Enbars of Sir Iv. r It r
other friends, Cie i't'
spletelid maseive al•-•
Mel!, n long, ln•afitipill
andail i,in
try a-as etigravel the
A telten .it
W. Lint, Eq'
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the it-it flit-, of the Cfn:•
fri an a gratef el is 1. •
and kindness of mane. r • •
311.1 yearn.' gild May, ts:r."
The renewing
vellum, accompanied th.• I.
'TO JOHN WI lii lii
Dear Sir,-We, the t1,1.i.
qtl ilil C infora Weir',
neighbourhood, anil It fi,
approach you to-flay a if!,
dintwre regret at the tette,
thin district. S soc oi •
othert for a shorter 1n•
Intimacy with yoe .e
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but whether friend.: 4
date we are all memo,
our sincere regard an,l
the eterting it &ten
tabwhment 0 f wide- it.
We aiimire the It ----•
perotVeratiee Odell t, •
positit,n, and in th-
, private thr digit hi
e eitart with yell, a-••
spirit of conli:,l (me., !•.•
and zeal" ts I ind, vi
Might have Airfoil., 1,11.
what you Itot •• •
the isii•lnt of a 1.1•1-
timo, attention, .inel •.• I
Vt Otheri, and ever it
spirit, the right lean 1 ot I
te aerept it.
Its t•tkeu of the
of those whose
of our esteeni,
We trust that t,on
may wren to remind y
cicinzed :thole p.
earthly fertuhe calm
Li,,- Is einaaTie ...r ;
earned regard UI ••
neighbours.
We cherish t••
after you may Table i•
may feel a 1,,, lit
it-
sti,tttiltis to one n if.
heart and con•le.oh
their father.
And now, in witbiti,
express OW Very steno ,1
health awl prosperity 4.f ,
We trust that th ,14..-
your new home :eel ~•• •11
will net remove yoft
and we Irod• that, theft.
ensured that y,el
recollection of y,•tir '7
'Friendship tl
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EARLY CLOSING or SHOPS.—On Friday evening a meet-
ing of tradesmen, convened by the Mayor (Mr. A. Balaton),
in accordance with a requisition front Mr. Williams on
behalf at the shop assistants generally, was held in the
Town Hall to consider the .iviotbility of closing the shops
early one day weekly during the summer months. The
Mayor presided over a small attendance, and expressed
his strong sympathy with the early closing movements, as
diil several others fitment. Mr..l. I'. Godwin propmeil,
Mr. D. Hay ward seconded, and it was unanimously
'' That in the opinion of this meeting it is
ile,irablit that the shops should be closed at four o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon from the 111th inst. till the end of
September." It was felt th.st the meeting could in no way
bind the tradesmen of the town who were not present, awl
Messrs. .1. Buckley, Hayward, and J. I'. Godwin were,
upon the proposal of Mr. A. A. Woolfrey, seconded by Mr.
J. Osman, appointed a deputation to wait upon the canons
tradesmen of the town and obtain their assent to the
resolution. The meeting was adjourned till the following
Friday evening, at half-past eight o'clock, when the
deputation still present their report. A vote of thanks
was passed to the Mayor for presiding, upon the proposi-
tiim of Mr. J. Buckley, seconded by Mr. G. S. Norton.
. The shops in Poole arc certainly kept open later all the
year round than in most other towns, and the assistants
consequently harder worked. We, therefore, hope there
will he no such division aink.tust the tradesmen this year
as was the case last summer, bat that they will all unite
in granting their etapi.yee the boon of a half-holiday °lice
a week during the summer months.
ENTERTAINMENT DT THE CONUREOATIONAL CHOIR.— AR
entertainment that well deserved the name was Oven lir
the Longregational Choir and a few friends in the Girl s
British Schoolroom on Thursday evening. Alderman M.
Kemp-Welch presided, and the room was comfortably
tilled. The programme Included a judicious selection of
vocal music and amusing readings. The Messrs. Golf and
Bishop gained a well-deserved encore for their duett,
" What are the wild Wives ng ;" anti Mr. A. A. Allen
was also called upon to repeat hi. ,ng, "Something sweet
to think of. Miss Golf sang " Thy voice is near" with
great sweetness and expression ; and Master Brown
deserves a word of praise for his song, "Father, stay
horse.' Under the conductorship of Mr. T. Buckley the
choruses went well, the pianissimo ones especially so.
Miss Dunford ably accompanied on the pianoforte and some
of the choruses were also accouipaninl on the harmonium
by Mr. 11. Hayman.—The programme was as follows:—
Chorus, "The ',Wag! chorister," choir: readings,
" Agrikler on the War, from the She cheese Journal, and
" A noble revenge, Mr. T. P. flicks ; chorus, "Farewell to
the Forest," choir; reading, "A sunbeam's autobiography,"
Mr. J. Buckley ; song and chores, "Father, stay home,"
Master Brown and choir; readins from "Torn Heal,"
Mr. J. Goff ; chorus. "Cherry ripe," choir; reading, "The
proud Miss Mcßride," Mr. G. S. Norton song,
voice is near," Miss (lot!; reading, "John Maynard, pilot,
Mr. T. P. Hicks; chorus, " Stiy prithm stay," choir
reading, "The sailor's wining," Mr. G. S. Norton; song
and chorus. "Something sweet to think of," Mr. A. A. '
Allen arid rhoir ; reading from "Toni Hood," Mr. J. Golf;
chorus; "Now as the month of maying," choir; duett,
"What are the wild waves saying," Misses Goff and
Bishop; reading, "Aurelius unfortunate young man,"
Mr. .1. W. Buckley; song and chorus, " The vacant chair,"
Mr. H. Hill and choir; chorus, "The belfry tower," choir.
The Rev. J. W. Sampson thanked the choir for their kind
eervicee in the chapel and at these entertainments, and
also tendered the thanks of the audience to the chairman.
The proceeds of the entertainment went in aid of the
Building Fund of the 'hi-neede:l new Congregational
Sunday Sato As, with which Mr J. Danford, the
contractor, is progressing very satisfactorily._
PETTY SESSIONS, Thur,day.—Before the Mayor (Mr. A'
Ralston) and Messrs J. B. Durell and 0. H. Gutch.
A rate of Is. in the for the half-year was confirmed
far the parish of Parkstone.
Basic! Se..nele-s, grinder, of Southampton, was charged
with being drunk and disorderly in Strand-street on the
previous night, a little before 11 o'clock.—The evidence of
Constable Lee and a civilian named George Stout showed
that prisoner was mad drunk, and he struck a woman
named Paull and violently resisted the police—Prisoner
could not pay a fine of 55., and he was committed for see&
days.
PranzisPatfrld, wife of Altred was summoned
for using language calculated to provoke • breach of the
peace towards Efiza Brown, wife of Jesatban Brown, on

taaverYa;,,,h:to"le'thierea:4,7l.litennaceneu'tralO4ity'llae
the previons Thmadar.—Tie parties bath hai irmetblng h..ttiem. said to have ~.ntelliwi 'spirits, in his room, and Roumanians claim the credit of having effeeted this change
to an with ~, ~,,, ~,.., at t'. • last Pn te :lessee's, mal the RUMOR was that he wa• in Ili, lislii:, of testing fit the Russian tactics, end doclare that nsvigetion
defendant then followed t, ti tilsinwit •ett or the Court and ao.mioal,i, anti that ha had suffered feats an explosion. under certain local mettle' ie.. : but It is mid that this
ste.,T, to I:ipos
rumen:l:sok(
abuse.% her and sfierwardi ii, n• to li r house ;nal reps.:veil Tb.,,,... wan a uwai. at witu,.e iu tb, case,
and ihn
the simes and thr.eatened :o is *sit • ' ,ry l'‘‘," "r le.. in (lima remleel his moan...ion, in ~eler.to..cle.ar up_th.
je
F 1.21,00 Wilalln.fiao Toes's," by the DA./ I/01W, at the roe
p.rt .4 Austria.
eemPlllllll,llll. "'• 1' ‘',",l,r,Ter,„a, cattylrili..ary aspect lot the matter, 211,1 TAR CMS lIVO,Pu
complain tnt and P.C. II • ~.. , •I - 11
tint to ray the r• ‘to loot I. •I '• goo •d on. r. °peeing of the French Chambers. Notwithstanding Ulla
4:5 t•. k.sn i tie p•v•-• f,..• .1, , Dr. Mien Adam WNah was calk lat the flitting announcement, the Bonnie was much affected.
FRIDAY. -Before the AI .i . ~. of the C..lirt OD :.;attarilny. lle said he was a physician Ma. Tito/RS CARLYLE OR Tint Cattle
Vows. ,
Hoary John Tilwa •A• ,4 I. 0, 'ireek 21.1 near Sideli•ii, ands member of the I ...liege of Surgeons
Surgeons.
in Fi-h-0r...-t .... , eee11,114.-.1..C. at E litilnitiM. lie knew Mr. Marri• Cr, and visited The following letter from Mr. Carlyle apexes in the
Hallett proved the cam ir. ail .., who was M o
imi him n the 11th of Sepm teia.r, 1$
73. which woe a file— A rumour everywhere prevails that our
&L. and caidit,
.., :41-nelly. lie haul before attended him. Police-constable miraculous Premier, in spite of his Queen's proclaim,-
Pleard Kerby. waa I.r ,o, thin .1 In intends, under cover .1 ' care for
1,c11,11--Yuarmt,ii.7-",,,t liawthorikt /lellt fOr lion lie f. einil Mr. Nlarrater in
11.„al,.tic, or .h, s.ane other feat which shall ....lapel Russia
charges- first, Isong dr o•:: .
tecta,.e war against Famlantl. Latterly the runt . ItritL.ll int.-rests," to semi the English fleet b. the
plao,i on the provion: ',Li.' ; - It' g tier •eatit n• "11 ',AItt:4! titai", and the room in confusion. he
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ileaken Whilst ID 'lt... : --1.:
"British
...1 4,1. V: • ,I'l.l tl'e'l• toll.' ~,,I 14ety :ma unms•the I, alol lie (witne4c) could
4..„,‘„zin, th,. ~,.ii ,1,, , ~c., ,I, 1.,,a,a op—Th . el. s fed 1.1.h0 him out ;he seemed Setferieg either (Pan !
1 le contemplated that will force not Bitsria .mly but all
,„.. has shifted from the Baltic and become still more
, sinister ot tl -• F te i I f
WRY,. clearly pr .veci -,g.. n-t TA -r. who. Fblrt limit t. mi. trait insanity or deliritlll. lie dill Wit 'Well] UV
I Eerepe to declare war against us. This latter I have
1 1. Ale re Mt .1 0 the scene, where A 1.014 AAR Ina been conviete •1 sLii OM ,1111 r.. ive‘t sent•lo'es bo t. FT...1.14K i•C what he we.. a. ait or what was .oing 1
ranein4 freu lea dee.. to ti Is a•ntl.'s Inc.,-s the 11'h 011. lie rYamitiel Mr. Atwitter, nal formea an
come to know Rol an indisputable fact—in our present
of N.-imbiber, 142 lie Wltll t,o deuced te six menth's
hart labour altogether. viz. ' ~th tar ,i,,,,,,,a , orinion as io the cause of his condition. His opinion
but that affairs and outlooks surely a grave one, Aa te, fonr nionth's If•V assinl. •ei ind one tuatith for sis-• that i was the result of toil. alike,' sus- is:, and had
wilfully damaging the p ' I not happe cl feet% the premisits night only.
interests," there IN none visilde or ~,,,nc,,ivabi t.,,
'l, hail kik - - days to prelim- -he - like a man I . a
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except taking strict charge .4 our route to India bY
Sues and Egypt, and fur the rest resolutely steering
altogether clear of any copartnery with the Turk. In
regard to this or, any other Britidi intereet whatever,
It should be felt by England eel real ignominy to be con.
fleeted with such A Turk at all. Nay, if we itill had—
a., in fact, all ought to hove--a wish t /1.LV13 him iron
perdition and annihilation in thsl's world, the one
future for him that has any hope in it is even now that
e Russians, and gradually
of hieing q
slne.l acnoinidurerlell In 'y thto peaceable attempt at learning
to he himself governed. The newspaper outcry against
Russia in no more respectable to me than the howling
of Bedlam, proceeding .ts it does from the deepest
ignorance, egotism, and paltry national jealousy.
These thing.' write not on hearsay but on accurate
knowledge, and to all friends of their country will re-
commend immediate attention to them while there is
yet time, lest in a few weeks Ulu inarlde,t and the
cruellest thing that a British Government could do
should be done, and all Europe kindled into flames
of war.—l am, &c.

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