The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-08-15 00:00:00

ILIAD Tllll FOLLOW/7M. 11&11WILLOUS CURL

S, Thomm-street, Weymouth:
I hereby certify that I was a great sufferer from tape-worms
for upwards of Are years. I took medicine for it, and ours
Symptoms soon followed by parts of the tape-worm being
expelled, but no cure was effected. I went htmdred of tidies
on the Conneaut to parties lamed for the cure of tape-worm,
but they 'holed to at me. At last I was informed Madame
Dr. emioser, of Yeovil, had cured many people. I went to
consult bee, and In lees than two &etre after taking a den, a
bar medicine RS wonderful effects were shown by my peeing
shortest rnitmmnearly onteari'wormsndred feewit it 'heir
blibaila""leaserer ' the
sn
anything in my life for worms that tried me so little, for I
was able to attend to my business the whets of the dog.
I am, yours
reerOtl ctgika LZYS,
Surgeon Dent!ea
. .

CAUTION.—In consequence of the great- —l-finsses- --of Dr,
Jane °doter, many persons have been tnivelliq in her name,
ee they are her travelling Agents, and Am they are In
fp writh hes. She begs to caution the Public against
such persons, and therefore gives this DOUOO to the Public,
that she ma no ocenetion with any= or w
ever, neither bee she any travelling er
r name will be PrOVerUtni.

"Alta/Wig SOMIMODed for causing an obstrue.
Diana Neb3g. , Non in St. 'a
-street. -P.C. Carter found his way= '
there for about a quarter of an hour. Three or four carts
IifFICB.
_, were there waiting to go through.--Cautioned and die-
THE GREAT AMIRICAIt CIRCUS (proprietors Messrs. missed on payment of coots. I
11 tchinaon and Tayleur) was here on Bank Holidsy. Thaw Will, was summoned for plying fur hire as •
''", i--arey h--lao • capi`".... house, and the performances were cabman without being licensed at the Town Clerk's
oaks-P.C. Hansford an the 2nd inst. saw defendant at
the best we have seen in a travelling establishment the Greenhill. near St. John's Cheat. driving a
for many a-year. reezikeettde &
they an to
put
wdomaloadg. and
the
d saluted two
racecourse. He
'
THE Ice& Roam-The improvement of this much
frequented road is now nearly oomplete, and none, we told the policeman he was licensed, but afterwards said
think, will say but that the money spent luta been he had not got • borough but &county license.- Defendant
judiciously laid out. The mail has been widened and said he asked two people if they would ride with him,
raked in the centre, made of " barrel " shape, and • "and that was all he charged."--S person named Moses
path has been constructed on the northern side of Nunn deposed that he rode in defendant's carriage, and
,
respectable width. The recent storm did much to asked what tbeandfarewizsess Dpeidenedden-tmsair. dited.thlsrcasfoct
help "settle it down," and a hard road will soon be lemma of treei'own Clerk, deposed that defendant did not
the result. The work of widening the road by
Hayne's malt M. ' take out • license till he knew he was summoned. -
I
lonise is now being carried out. i Ddentlaut said he had • carrier's license from Upwey to
Idr. J. M. Hassey, of South-street, Dorchester, has I Dorchester, that he followed the Weymouth
just delivered his decision in the suit ~f Norm/is ' wherever they went to camp, took out • license frorral
(Loden.) v, executors of Coffins (Yetminster), referred Inland Revenue, and did not know that any other license
to him by Mr. Justice Blackburn when it came on for was required..-Superintendent
nNeledckedery=sais.hd
ethardteizdentnil-
hearing at the last assize. It related to injuries the ! ijefeedeorpuld luneuttbtr Bridport.
nor Rim
plaintiff &Revd he had sustained by reason of a mill Dorchester said anything about it. The day before
he rented not being placed in a proper state of renal'', be only took wife out -P,c, Bartlett deposed that
and it was therefore • case solely for professional defendant took out a load.-Fined ss. and casts.
arbitration. Mr. Homey finds for the plaintiff, Mr. Courser Fern SESSIONS, Tuesday.-Before Mr. B. if.
Norman, for £179 175., less £3O for rent. Eliot.
A POLO MATCH was played at Colchester on August The marine King, from H. 11.8. Warrior, was brought up
lab-Dorchester against Colchester garrison-which on a charge of wilful damage at e Terminus H
Portland.-Defendant assaulted Mr. Smith as he was
terminated in favour of Dorset by six goals to notirbizt 2. serving, and when he was put out broke • glass penal.
The 'divers were as follows : -Dorset -I'a n i took the broken pieces and threw them at Mr. Smith.-
Okeden, Mr. Paget, Mr. E. M. Pleydell, Mr. .NI . . Fined .e 2 Is. lid., including costs.
PleydelL Garrison- Mr. T. Mills (18th Hussars), I: Boßowill Perry Bssinoss,Thunday.-Before Dr. Drew,
Mr. E. Entwistle (Royal Dragoons), Mr. G. Hayhurst 1 Mr. J. Milledge, Mr. G. Reynolds, and Mr. B. Hopkins
(Royal Fusiliers), Mr. Frisby (18th liusears). smuoGLING.
SIR WALTER RALEIGH, it is said, first discovered William Megyeridge was brought up for smuggling 4lbs
the soothing influences of Nicotine, and blew many a i
adoo tobacco
ther on :
ef
nrotiri ottu•nroeloyen.rauticcotemismanguidintitsf—ritacknsuirbJ Plianiedire.t,+,4wreout.
cloud in the lovely grounds of Sherborne Cantle. In
epite of anti-tobacconists a very respectnidc proportion ; ownership.-Fined the single value, el is. and coats,
of society even now avail themselves of the kindly 1 -- -
fragrance of • "Henry Clay." The man who makes CONSUMER'S GAS COMPANY,
two blades of grass grow were there was only one is The half- early meeting of the above Company was held
said to be a benefactor to his race; what shall we ety in the Guildhall, =Thursday last, present Mr. R. Damns,
in thy:ol=dd,, chair Messrs.jßoixT.TBtosne.e
iemana..r. fa HRopmkins,...aAG.
of the man who discovers a new cigar? Mr. .
Parsons, of High Eaststreet, we are told, has dune Lundie, Captain Robens, E. 0. Hallett, Miles, H.
this ; and those who choose to look into his establish- Reynolds, tanning. Bound, White, Hodder, Lakey,
ment may obtain the finest products of Havens& at Simwsys, Dr. Smith, Dr. Moorhead, and R. Oakley.
prima to suit their taste =pocket, sccoorts
SINGULAR ACtIDIET.-We are 0.,1ad to hear that a Mr. T. firose read the financial statement. The total
man who WAS recently admitted into the hospital I receipts were £1,370 1.5*. 9,1, and the balance from revenue
wa5....£1,816 lts. Isl..
.The directors recommended, a divi-
suffering from a broken nose is getting on welt He i
was engaged with others in sinking • well, and hail to ar aat the rate of 1.8 per cent per annum, and • bonus
of 3s. 6d. per share on the old share, and 1.7 per cent on
turn the wink. By sonic means he let the handle slip; the new,
it revolved with tremendous velocity, and smashed The CHAIRHAN said the balance, LIAO Ds. Id., fairly
the poor fellow's woe in. Had not some of his fellow represented the profits of last years' business. They were
labourers seized the handle a heavily laden bucket indebted for it to more economical management, and the
must have rushed down upon a couple of men at the continued low price of cost as well as to the increased
bottom of the well, consumption of sae Any alteration in the price of coal
WORXMICS'S EXCURAION. -On Tuesday last the ___....lu"S-s-abe of an upward character . but the directors had
employes of that well.known coachbulldifig firm,t f',.;;lriTo ox,'"urr:trese_,___,lrunt,_ rise__in
two years far.ro.as
_thug
Messrs. Stroud and On., had their annual ' outing. They hid secured a vloTallior'rurnewtw°
_Lich
_d____,,
A more favourable day could not have been desired, emt them a show room for an the now fursnwttoes. 'arf:r:
and a more enjoyable one has not been spent by the Otter's shop and cottage. The holders anew shares would
firm. Bristol and Clifton were the places aeleded shortly receive notice of • further call of At and with the
for the treat, and many objects of interest are to be optic: would receive their scrip. Ile moved the adoption
found there worthy of inspection. The Great niDirector's report, which was seconded by Mr. Miles
Western Railway. Company kindly afforded facilities """
for reaching their destination at reduced fares, and dtrecromMesan. wLeieunaireee• kcitdbol,
am. end Themes. retiring
the company, to the number of 20, left by the 5.35 a.m. Dr. Slum commenting on the continued prosperity,
train, reaching Bristol about nine, The morning was attributed that to the directors. The quality gas
ormnt in looking at the Cathedral and other interesting waa now u good as any in England ;it was pure, and it
and at the appointed hour a capital dinner was was good to sight under its lights. He proposed • vote of
served up by Mine Host of the Drawbridge Hotel, than to the rectors, who had rendered their services
the happy party being presided over Mr. Shergold, granutuitif
.up to i the present time. It was time to
In the unavoidable absence of Mr. Stroud, one of the soterto the dimes*" ce.wirtg titimboever that
1:
trim be
firm. Mr. Keats occupied the vice-chair. The good holders.
things provided were much appreciated, and after Mr. G. RETNOLDS seconded the proposition.
they bad been disposed of there were a few toasts, Mr. J. J. ROLLS bagged to oppose the rota, and called
that of "Success to the firm" being heartily received. it discreditable of them to hold up their hands for so
The afternoon was event at Clifton, where the now Paltry • sum as 100 piiiieas among ten men.
famous Suspension Bridge, the magnificent Gardens, Mr. R. TIIOKAS : Mr. Edwards will send you his part.
&c. were admired, and as the evening wore on Mm. J. J. ROLLS said he did not want it, he was thank.
fel He waa much obliged to Mr. Thomas for his insinua-
preiwirations were made for the return, the county ties, blue as it was. Tbe shareholders rad received five
town being reach= by the last train. An had spent per bent, and 4 1 per cent, without • murmur. He pro-
& very en yiyable "outing," and it had passed off pooped on amendment. Let the directors redoes the price
without a hitch. dßss.
mr. T. BRALS thought the motion was rather premature.
He could not second Mr. Balls, amendment, but proposed
one of his own.
The proposition was carried by • large majority, only
three or four hands being held up in opposition.
The Citsresias in accepting the amount voted to thera
explained that the dirocton declined to receive anything
for their services, until the company paid • dividemd
exceeding ,(.5 per cent For himself he had actually lost
money, having mine long journeys to attend the meetings.
The vote must, before it was acted upon, be confirmed at
another meeting.
Mr. R. THOHAS said he WAS as much taken by surprise
at the vote as any one present. The vote was only as •
remuneration for their time, as business men, lie
explained what expense he hail personally been put to,
before and at the establishment of the company.
AUDITOR.
. . .. . . .. . .

WEYXOIITH.
PRESLIrf•TION.—After divine service at the Roman
Catholic Chapel. on Sunday last, • purse of more than .f.. 17
was presented to the Rev. Father Charles, who has resided
In Weymouth about 13 years. Father Charles goes to
Torquay, and is succeeded by Father lir Arcy.
DOUBLIi Youts.—Mr. 'ledges, of Park halide Inn, has
• hen which has this year laid II double-yolk and one
triple-yolk eggs, and on Thursday last gave him. •
that
specimem of t rather rare curiosity—one egg made
the other, both perfect, and the smaller about as large as
▪ Eartrid_ge's egg.
Tine T isRISNCIIARD leiLl)Al. Mr. 11. P. Cambridge,
nephew of the late Mr. J. T. Trenchant, has kindly
written to Colonel Steward stating that he will continue
the annual gift of the silver medal to be contested for by
the sth D.R.V.
Rca•t. ARTILLERY CONNICTITION.—Wo have learnt from
Shoeburyness that the first prise for the 35-ton gun corn.
petition has been won by the School of I:uonery : the
!woad prize by our friends the 15th Brigade Royal

Mr. W. T. Hallett having tieCtined to continue to act u
auditor, Dr. MOORHEAD proposed and Dr. SMITH seconded
Mr. 8. 8. blilledge.
Mr. J. .1. Moms proposed as an amendment Mr. P.
Dodson ; but the latter was not seconded. and Mr. S. S.
Milledge was elected.
Dr. Moorhead proposed to double the auditors' fees:
but this also was resisted by Mr. J. J. Rolls.
Mr. R. THOMAS proposed that the auditors fees be .C 5 fie.
Instead of .C 3 35., as at present, and this was, after d 1
cession agreed to.
The meeting closed with the usual votes of thanks.

_
Artillery.
WORKING MEN'S ULU It. —The Working Men's Club and
Institute Union offered prizes for the best lists of
subjects for Debating Societies these have now been
awarded, and Mr. W. M. Thisetton obtained the second

LIM• BALMAX MTSTERV.-The likenesses of Dr. Gully,
Mr. and Dirs. Bravo, and Mrs. Cox, have been, during the
last few days, exhibited at the window of the Ready
Money Company. st. Mary-street, and excited ninth GOOD TEMPLAR.; ON BANK HOLIDAY.
interest. That of Mrs Bravo serum a particularly good 1 The lodges of Good Templar, in Weymouth were not
photograph. slow to take advantage of the August holiday, and provide
ForerilConiat; AquiTW hrOnrs. - The Weymouth their simple pleasures for those who believe with
Rowing Club ~ive an entertainment off the pier on i Shakespeare Gust the custom of drinking toasts is one
Wednesday next (lith), including swim.uing recta for I They"more.honoered in the breach than in the observance."
sailor boys, soldiers, sailors, and the coastguard, also for Plaisnen_
_a demonstration and an outing ills field,
gentlemen amateurs, and one swinainang race willand secured Mr ighes. cricket acid beyond th
ithregc.
illtntrate • rescue from drowning. Two boat races also water .MYS days events commenced w e
are included, ra eking nine events. The entertainment gathering da
the procession, which was about in the
will be under the patronage of the Mayor, Capt. Whyte following order :-
of the Warrior, Commander Hope of the Boecawen, and Weymouth Rifle Band.
Lieut-Colonel Dickins of the :11st regiment. White ensign.
n Stee PEM UM m ni
R/M -Soe coplaints have been ..i.;
s"Flott,...er of the West" juveniles, 62.
made of some of the street performers-that they begged Banner Crystal" _u J lie Temple, about the number.
the Bechabites, with their is on one side on the
for money, and used abusive language when refused. other a lighthouse and lifeboat, and the motto "1T
Sept Vickery therefore refused to grant permission for
"
'.
sonic of the performances, and let them apply to the rude to rescue, and to save
Rechabites headed by the Dispensation, about le
Borough Court. --The Mayor gave them cautions ; but told ,
Wool Band.
them that SA it was a public holiday, they might perform Visiting brethren.
on Monday • but they must move on immediately the Banner, "Faith, Hope, and Charity."
police told them, and if there was the slightest complaint, " Flower el the West" lodge.
Me permission would be revoked. Banner, Good Samaritan, and " Cio thou, and do likewise,"
VISIT or THE Devizes TIM MIRA:4CE SOCI ET T. -On TURD on on, ether side es. George and the Dragon, and "Victory."
day morning shout 500 pleasure-seekers from Devizes Visitors.
arrived in a party organised by the Temperance Society. Blue ensign.
There were plenty of young men and women, who seemed "Hercules Afloat," and "Hope of Weymouth" lodges.
thoroughly to enjoy the outing. The Potterne Temperance The procession was varied with the dispensatious, and
Band, in their bright red uniform, and playing stirring DRY with the collars of the 1.0.G.T. They parent
music, headed the party down the Eslansale. A large Mekombe Regis and went to the North Quay turning is
number went off by steamer ; others made the town all front of the new Good Template' Hal then through
alive. About o'clock the band paraded the town again. High-str an eet, d over the Be through Edmund-street
and about half-past seven the party went off by train, to St. Hews church. w they attended Divine
delighted with their treat. worship, the sermon being preached by the Rector. Rev.
TIIE INSELT TO A LADY AT CANE. -We intended to have T. Greaves, from the text "Neither do I condemn thee:
spared the feelings of Muse insulted at the camp, and Go and sin no more.' The Rector expressed his full
perhaps also the credit of the battalion. by passing over sonnies' of the objects of the Good Template.
this painful matter in silence; but as some busy body has -Alter church they again perambulated, and went to the
sent it to the Lonrho papers, it is well that the extent of cricket field. where a clever peeler gave some ...form-
the offence should be known. The wife of an esteemed snces, the field, played, 'and the brethren asa---aistere
and hard-working officer was, in company with another mulled themselves with simple sports. At the end of
lady, flaming the tents of one of the cerr' from near the afternoon • select party had tea in • shed, and were
the northern boundary of the county, when some low visited by Mr. Edwards, M.P., and Sir Frederic Johnstone,
fellows, who are • discredit to the volunteers, whistled Bart, M.P. who, with the Mayor and Messrs. Howard,
to them familiarly; the ladies of course took no notice, Haunt.., Ac. psi took of tea.
and passed on, when they were greeted with such language After tea Dlr. TART= explained that the Good Template
as these fellows might have used to the lowest of women. discourage that toast-giving which they believe aide in
- The ladies still pawed on, when the brutes, who could not keeping up the drinking customs of society. They how.
have discovered their mistake, called after them with ever, wished all health and happiness to Mr. Edwards and
obscene and abusive language. An examination was Sir Frederic Jobnatone, their esteemed borough members.
made' but we believe the proof as to their identity was Ho mentioned that e. gentlemen had
mewed the
not conclusive; however, probably neither the fellows fin m.igeg r
funds by giving the the
Mr. Edwards was always ng e full amou ntthecomniltteehady. offered
who committed the offence, nor any others of those who
were in the tent at the time, and who did Interfere to to bele any good
ocaricreer,t,ipirmazi• bidarionl
"tout
ihnimafeortothwelr
prevent the repetition of the insult, will trouble the Hood cpent
volunteers again. Sir Frederic Johnstone also always been willing to
A BAD N RIG lIIIOU R. -on Friday lest AIM Rogers support any good cause, and the members had both given
trupegaatobenfaosruemDmr...Drecw, Mr.
hsrging 11;....Awbitticaind Mil. 11. susan r.:re and netconsde...ni
botocisy..et . t
delight
in.
Hoseybun to commit • breach of the beach. Both of deed in being pwasKrt here on hadimeit` an occasion ehad
the parties live in Carter's :cottagers, and the complainant enjoyed his cup of tea, and time drink they had had there
stated that defendant was drunk from Monday morning he was sure, would not lead to any excess. If he could
to Saturday night, and a most disgraceful woman in only come down to Weymouth as often as he liked and
every respect. She threatened to "do for her " before she see so many happy faces as ha had today. he
shetzd ha
came into the courtand on the 7th Mgt, and called her most ready to become • Good Templar himself. (Applause.)
awful names-Sergeant Apsey gave defendant the Sir Faceiguic leeriness said he was extremism obliged
character of • violent woman, and said that many corn- for the honour they had done him in coupling his name
plaints of her conduct had been received from the with the toast. He could assure them he could say with
Inhabitants of Turtonatreet -Bound over in £5 ti. keep Mr. Edwards that he felt considerably better for the tea.
the peace for three month, towards all her Iler Majesty s If he remained in Weymouth longer, at any rate another
subjects. . year, lie hoped to meet them again, and after the pleasant
THAT PROM 1111 MI AQUARIUM iDM halt we understand, reception they had given bim, it would afford the greatest
been for the present abandoned by Captain Chimino, possible pleasure to do so. (Applause.)
HA., in consequence of the want of support given by The MAYOR acknowledged the good work the Template
the leading men of the town. Want of union of interests, are doing, and their example he considered fraught with
and differences of opinion AA to the best site-we will not the most potent benefits to the country at large. They
say localised Jealousies -have upset for the present what set an example which would never die out, and had put
would have loon of the greatest value to Weymouth. • wheel in motion which would continue to revolve, and
Undoubtedly the vision of promoters' fees had great no one yet knew the mighty effects that would follow.
refrigerating effect upon the warmth with which the thommm,..)
scheme, or some scheme, was regarded. It should be '
w
borne in mind that Captain Chimmo hail moat kindly inti"-Pwith gl'erehienre irithken
to ere:rdiumeathaoraeacioLhic-onrhergin e
onus
ngaged
and generously planned that the directorate should give were successfully sent up, the band played the National
Its services gratuitously, and we are not without hope yet, Anthem, and the com y dispersed. There were about
for the galb.nt captain is not one to give anything a thousand in the
altogether up without ample reasons.
SAILOR Barmen Usnimasso. -On Sunday night. just ODOFELLOWS DEMONSTRATION AND
as the people were comieg out of church, • drunken sailor, FESTIVAL
of 11.11.5. Warrior, finding it rather hot, thought proper The Bank Holiday's ought always to be signalised in
to commence stripping opposite Victoria Terrace, in order Weymouth by some special event that may give the
to bathe. John .a.,is saw him, and persuaded him not people . dire meta..., and then visitorsare..
encouraged
to bathe there, pointing out to him the shingle beach to take holiday at our charming watering place, wba-ra
above the f; reeuh ill. as the Pruner place. &arts going twice as pleasant where there is entertainments than when
away, the sellor stripped, and went in. While he was the townsfolk receive their visitors with a dismal
army
at
swininting about, information hal been conveyed to the shutters, and there is nothing to do but loiter on the
police. l'.C. Hallett want and took poseession oi the mends, or to COlllO in and go out again. Even when a
clothes, hired a boat, and took them off. made the man rival festival is going on, we hold that it is a capital thing
dress in the boat, and lodgol him at the Police, station- to have • friendly society's fete, for different classes of
His name was Willinan Kennedy; he was brought up on meow are sure to select their amusements
according
to
Monday morning beforo time
eMayor (Mr. Welsford), Dr. their taste, and the greater variety of attraction there is
Drew, Mr. J. Aylina, and Mr. T. Abbott. His °nit in the tows. the more likely IA the question " Where shall
excuse was that he did not know; be undressed behind we go next Mondayr to be decided in favour of Weymouth.
the boats. Supt. Vickery proved that the man had been So, although another society had pitched upon the
In trouble here occasionally before, and had once jumped August holiday for their festival, at was • wise thing that
over the ship's side' he had Mire been given up as • the Oddfellows decided to have theirs also, and when the
defaulter. Hamer denied he was the same man; but arrangements were conducted with such spirit as they
the vritoosees knew him well, as be had been about here were by P.P.G.M. Jackson, chairman ; P. G. Reuben
two years or a year and half-The Bench gave him • Groves, vice-chairman. P.G. C. F. Jeffery and P.G. 11.
reprimand, and fined him 10a. or seven day's hard labour Perry, secretaries with the committee, it needed
In default. but a fine day to make success sure. Of course, it waa a
TREATY/I Itovit--Mise Jenny Wilmore's Company are great triumph to induce the Borough Members to spend
still performing at the Theatre Royal and they even their August holiday in Weymouth, and though the
Improve upm acquaintance. on Monday and Tuesday Oddfellows mimed getting the Crick t field for their
thei played " Ben the Boatswain, ' and the massive form sports, it was a good arrangement that gave us scenes of
of Mr. IL Franck, well sustained the character of the true ;A...ore on both sides of the town. The overcast sky of
British sailor. Miss Willmore made a very engaging Monday morning was cleared, greatly to the Joy of
"middy." Edwin Gage, • real duck of • little gentleman, thousands, and the Oddfellowa mustered with high hope,
whom would be the delight of thii ladies to pet. The in Market-street, between 10 and 11, and being formed in
other characters were well sustained. Miss E. Ciuttleton, Kay procession, marched down Maiden-street, along
as Margery, being • truly womanly impersonation. But Mitchell-street, through Belle Vue, up the Front, down
It was is the burlesque of "I'm 'nevi° " that the real et. Maryatreet, and along St. Edmund-street, over the
strength of the company was shown. Miss Jenny herself mrbtee to Holy Trinity church, where the first part of the
took the character of the swell Diavolo, and being quite mansion halted and mened files to let the others pass
we home in the mut, she carried it off with a smartness through to church. The order of procession was as
ass neatness that were quite surprising; her dress was follows :-
Flimful and attractive, and cleverly &maned, and the Juvenile Othifellows (about 5:0).
ladyc dMlCedp
or ittletaaott r Thchl.i.nisalsitens
were
other parts Banner of the United ee, with the °Mellows' Arms on
one side and the Good tan on the reverse, with
that of the landlord, while the mock policeman, the prowl* "flu and do thou likewise."
er=drivering noes, caused roars of laughter, Mtn Portland Artillery Band (15).
Rua,b4.o e es zertina, was dressed in • natural style and Wardens bearing the Mad and Mart regalia.
conducted herself with • moderation that made • "Great EIMIRTI" LOdlP, with °elven, and in sash" and
pleasing variety in the midst of the ludicrous figures aprons.
around. From the latter we of course except the leading Banner, with "Succour the Widow and Orphan," and Me
character. Miss Willman Wm Diavole) who, wherever "Great Eye" overlooking all.
ehe Bewared, was the centre and the star of the conipany, Vining brethren from neighbouring lodges, including
-iiiidently guided them all with good gernmidahip Bournemouth.
itlinrcao
whens. /she also sang very prettily, and there were Dorchester Town Band (lbh
oasis pleasing voices among the company. The whole "Excelsior" lodge with officers, and in full regalia.
entertainment was so well put toge User, and the interest " United Brothers' " bodge, decorated as the others.
and fun were so well combined with attractive spectacles, Banner, with " Britannia our Protector," and a painting of
graceful dewing, and good music, that we areu
bond to Bettannia and England's lion.
confess that Miss Willsnore and her company are quite
as
Put and present officers of the lodges, in full regalia.
essraccive as, and, to our taste, nizuraceful and accom. I Mr. H. Drew ably marshalled the procession. Each
'HAW, than when they last ap . ,
_...._
Ref today was preceded by officers bearing its dispensation,
BOROUGH PETTY Sgegions, eenef• ore Mr. .i. I and the usual insignia were also borne. The procession
..........A3 Mr. T. Abbott, Yr. 11. Raggett, and Mr. & ', numbered about ISO, and with its profusion of ornament
I made a very gay spectacle.
Irlheassons was summoned for being,. drunk and ' At Hal Trinikr the shortened maw a amiss was
1......_p.c. cooper found him on TURKU, lad used, but it was literal, the mum. beim sakes Isom
drunk on the pavement in lit. EAmund.street, Psalm cxxxiii., I, "Behold bow good and bow plummet
it is tor bretluan to dwell togetker ge natty.. Ths mown
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