The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06 00:00:00

WITKOUTH.

Etkarww.—ln announcing the memorial &Krim lit
Omningtun on Saturday next in our last impromilon,
we inadvertently mated that The Rev. H. Pagoo4
rector of Wyk. Regis, would preach the 'mann.
It should has beim late rector ol Wyk..
SIMSIFIG wire duagrargarm—Ou Wednwlay
*Toning Um Miv. F. W. Berry, c trate ot 11017 Trinity
Cburoh, read the " Merchant of Venial" at Trinity
Schools, when there was agood attendance. Between
the acts wogs sod glee. were sung.
Ti, liAlllOOl LILTIOTZIONT.—Mr. Beert4oll, UN,
engineer selected to prepare. scheme fur the Harbour
Improvements, arrived on Saturday and bad an inter-
view with the (Lased. Mr. Brereton subsequently
inspected the lisrb..ur and Ha backwater and returned
to town, _

THIMILITIA.—It has now been definitely settled
that the 3rd Batallou Uorsetehire Regiment (Militia)
enll encemp on toe Nothe and at the Red Barracks,
and errangement• for their reception ono being wa.141.
A. at present understood, the rocruits will march
from Loitheeteir on Thursday taxi, the Bla inst., and
the main body sa lb" Monday following.
&cement —OO Ttaolay a young loan Pained
Thom.. Hardy, of Cakley.pleee, whilst fixing *woe ,
lead over the front window of Meagre. Debeuham's •
premises, in St. Thomas-street, mired has looting and
fell. Some trucks were in the anat., and to avoid
these he swum into the street, alightlog upon hi. feet-
He satained • fracture of several small bosom above
the ankle of the right foot, and sweated the left foot.
Him injuries were emended to at the Royal Hapital.
A AllisaaoP—Al the Borough Puha-court on
Toads', before B. Hopkins, Kai. J. U. Rowe, Req.,
J. Vincent, Berl., J. A. Jabot, Req., and
Agnes Nutley was einumoned for neglectiog to
abate a nuiseuee.—Mr. Bally Hooper, who appeared
fur the Urban Sanitary Autaority, said the dasuilaut
wee an old t iwnawoman and the Corporation had held
their hand an long as they possibly could, but their
orders had been ignored. In Tritity-street there was
a stable and bskehouite in the owastehip of Mrs.
Nutley. The peerage was not properly drained, and
at one end it woe turned into a dongpit. A (amid
notice for abatement wea weed on the lloh of April,
following others, which had averaged one every three
months, but no setae was taken of it, and on the 18th
the naspeotor made • complaint to the Joann's, on
which • •ummone was graated.—lsapoctor Ayla and
Mr. W. B. Morgan proved the cese.—The Beath fined
her 20s. and cool., and ordered the nnieence to be
abated within else days (or the work would be done
by their sullenly), and its recurrence prohibited.
SHlPPL3lo.—Arnyala : Brighton (e), Flasher, Cher-
bourg, general; Vulture (s), Mace, Cherbourg,
general ; Aquila (a), Paster, Jersey, general Flora,
Maarten, :Shields., coal; Empress (a), Bowdon,
Bournemouth, peasingers ; Good Hops, &boon, Ply.
mouth, net.; inat, Welsh, Sti.oreharri, ballast; Lad
Meta (s), Penile, Bournemouth. pleseneers; Coma
Monarch, Halinnon, Newsiest* coal ; Promise,
Spence, Gaols, coal; Ada, dikes, London, cement.
Sealing" Beglition (s), flisher, Cherbourg, general;
Vulture (s), Mace, Cherbourg, general ; Aquila (s),
Painter, Jassy. general; 14mpress (s), !loaning,
Bournemouth, passengers; Lord Elgin (a), Peelle.
Bournemouth, passengers ; Inca, Webb, fiabing ;
Good Hope, Beam, Portsmoutn, nets ; Elise, Hanson,
Plymouth, bellied; Holger Lanake, Anderson, Ply-
mouth, ballast; Waterford, Rase, Guernsey, ballast;
Polly Preeton, DAVIS, Seoklog, ballast ; Native,
Outer, Cowes, furniture.
Wstmocrrif Cosesaverrri Aeaordenou.—Oe Tues.
day evening the suouel glows' meeting of lb. Wey-
mouth Conservative and Constitutional Aaeociatiori
was held at the Royal Hotel, Mr. Charles Meaner, aka
president, taking the char. Mr. T. B. Groves, the
hoe. treasurer, read the report for the putt year, which
we of a most satisfactory end enoouraglog character.
Mr. S. Percy Street, one of the "scrota, lee, then sub-
mitted his statement, which we. also of a gratifying
centre. Votes of thanks were passed to the retiring
Alan of the Association, who were re-eleoted
follows President, Mr. Charism Mercer;
oraidents. General B Colonel Scott, Dr. Smith,
Captain Neal, Mr. John Talbot, Colonel Stewart,
It,. J. H. Devenieli. Mr. J. Moorhead, Mr. K. P.
Simpsoa, Mr. Hugh Spoke, and Captain Pretor ; Man-
nal committee, Mr. H. Bangle, Mr. Vincent, sea., Mr.
S. Milled,. ; hon. treasurer, Mr.T. B. Groves ;more-
title., Mr. S. Percy Stoset and Mr. J. B. Berridge.
Tbe boldness connected with the annual general meet-
ing having been brought t • clot*, a meeting of the
friends and suppoi tire of the Conwervative party In the
town was thee hold, at which Hr. J. Crostoo, who
°notated Macclesfield in 1874, eut 'red iota an
elaborate criticism of the "miotakes and blunder, of the
Morel Government nnoe they came into Mini.' A
vote of confidence in hoe Mejeity'e Opposition wise
UL151110301147 adopted. Colonel H smbro was present
and met sti,h a very gratifying reception.
Tux GOOD P•OPLU .of Weymouth, says the World,
propose to do honour to their popular member, Mr.
Henry Edward. who ha. proved himself Ii be
" Liberal "In every proper sena of the term, alter •
manna that may haply strike his London friends—
and be has so minimally large Lumber—as somewhat
singular. They propose to order • marble image of
him from somewhere in the Boston.road, and at it
up in their mislat at the perfectly bibulous a ist of
seven hundred woods. There are many " points," so
to speak, of Mr. E (wards that may be worthily repro-
seated in the marble of Carrara or Slaryleboue ; wish
are lb." Roman fall," the well-set.forward right foot,
the nuefally.tilted hat at precisely the del &ogle.
Bat there is one " note" of the member for Wey-
mouth that no marble can do_ juatica to. and that is
colour, or rather Ms coloors. We shall miss the never-
falling blast of the surtont (however yell out, or
rather chiselled, it may be). the white waistcoat.
the varied hues of the emphatic cravat, the general
giorsiosess of which he and Lord Hardwicke share
between them the secret. Aod where la the record
to be of the friendship—which, like that of David
and Jonathen, is immortal—for flir Gabriel? Let
there be entablature., if the Beaton-road Is equal to
them. On one let the famous interview with the
Sultan bs depicted ; on another that exquisite
phaeton aa It tains into Palace-yard (Sir CI. G.
would appear in each of these) ; • third might repre-
sent the scene at Cannon-street Station which sent •
thrill of horror through 1,,0r10t, when one of its
foremost Amphitryon& was nearly mangled Into bits ;
the fourth might show on one of the famous little
Mentors themselves, or perhaps might exhibit the
maiden of the one immortal speech in St. Stophea's
which hea distinguished the Parliamentary career of
Mr. Edward., of which Werycnooth does well to be so
proud.