The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24 00:00:00

DOZOICISTRIL

VOLcornme Curs= PA ZADL —The C Company
) Voluntee paraded for Divine service
Vtbesisr rs
South Walks on Sunday morning. Captain
Hodges was in oommand, sod the following non-
contorierionerd officers beiimpeseLat :—Colour.Sergrent
Harris. SergeantsMuti Barnes, Robineon.Pionear.
Sergeant Taylor, end t-lustrumor Gnat.
Heeded by the band, under Bendesecter Stevens. the
=marched to Holy Trinity Church, where an
sermon wee preached by the Rector (Bev.
H. Everett). Alter the service the company reformed
and marched to the West Walks, where they were
dissieeed.
OUTilm -"TM smirinries of Mimic Stroud and Co.
held their animal outing as Friday lest. They were
=d to Bournemouth by • brake and four horses,
by ilr. Hammond, and • pair by Mrs.
Duna, numbering shout 80 altogether. Ben Bogie
woe reached about seven o'clock, when • halt wee
made ; besot to Lytobett, arriving there about nine
d'eleek, and then to Bournemouth, arriving at the
Norbert Home Tavern about U o'olook, where Hest
Ashtes provided a splendid dinner. The chair was
bakes by Mr. James Stroud, of the Dorchester firm,
led the vice-chair by Mr. Jam* Stroud, of the
Weymouth Inn The cloth being removed, Mr.
Bradley gave • song—" What I said to Sally.* Mr.
0, Franklin then proposed the "Health of our
Employers,* wishing all present to give their hearty
&beaks to them for the able meaner in which they
eontributed to their outing every year. This was
tinwoogisly appreciated and drunk with musical
insusurs. Snug, Mr. Spinet, "Hearts of Oak ;" song,
Mr. Blowier% "I wish they Would do it
Mr. C. Franklin then proposed the "Health of the
Host and Hostess," remarking on the splendid
meaner in which they had provided for them. Song,
Mr. !az, "Old Abbey Ruin.;" song. Mr. Screen,
"What is • Man any more Than a Lod." Dorches-
ter was rumba about 12 o'clock.
Postai Osman—The new cpreetioes of the paresis
pest Ned sixpeony telegrams have not prevented Mr.
Fawcett from along his Meentios to possible improve.
mean is one of his already existing schemes. Next,
c t= the "thrift cards," Does of Mr. Fawcett's
has been more appreciated than that of
the posed seders. POW millions and • half of them,
✓egimenting as amount of 82,000 GOO, were issued dur-
ing the Ant year of their circulation, but the fall
development of the system is hindered by the hard-
eed-feegeovidass of the Act which sanctioned it,
ianiewl
reluctantly, in 1880. Mr. Fawcett has,
amordiagiy. introduced • Bill, the object of which is
to give the Postmader-Ormersl discretion to vary the
emirate of orders and the rates of pousolage, always
provided that no order shall exceed 20s, sad no wind-
age shall meted Id. The Post.olBoe would tin he
able to meet what experience showed from time to
Sims to be the convenience of the publie, without the
srartrille7 of aPPI7Ior to Parliament. One most
important change would at once be off erted—osurely,
• reorrengernest of the amounts so that by the use of
two orders one should always be able to make op may
ems of even @billings and sixpences. The Bill seeks
else to extend the facilities for the use o.l.o=orders
on board ship, sod at Malta end in the
UIII4OIIIOIID Thennog Eamon —At the Borough
Police-owl to-day (Monday), before the Mayor (H.
Dudes, Zig.), Alderman Gregory, F. Loa, Esq.,
rad Pend jillsrd, Seq., Catherine Taylor (Broad-
mays* was summoned for wing a traction engine
wittiest • Scenes —Mr. Percy Street (Weneretb).
ed‘wribg the Bomb, said he was there on behalf of
the delent to admit the ammo His client was
extremely sorry mush • thing should have occurred.
Mrs. Taylor had been in bamboo way years, and had
NOM been convicted before; In last she never knew
that • lionise was required, and immediately on receipt
the mono= she instructed her son (who was
preemat) toter. out a Somme, and be had written to
tilre Clerk of the PISS% at Sherbonte, for one. He
woad midertake to my it should not occur again. and
leaking at the fact that this was the first time, and
else OM she was in total kerosine of the A*, he
boned and traded the Bench would think the junkie
el time one would be met if they paid she whole of the
erne .ISt. proseentior, and let tbe defendant off with.
mit • conviction. He wooid ondertake that no
mines were need SW the limner came. —Mr. Superin-
tended Coward said he bed had complaints there were
enerra about without llosoess.--The Moyer mid the
magistestes were of osilahas that Mn. Taylor was prob-
e,* iirnoreall of the fact that • license was required,
sad epos the merresmes given that • licensee would be
in out at ones, and that wedsm .would not be used
without owe for the future, the Bunn wotdd kaki the
nominal pesetty of le. and oasts.
Roane) • NAM—Thomas Parsons, Mower, was
ceseged snolleg • slop, shirt, and bat. Um Pro-
perty of Theme 3Weed, on the Uth Primmer
mid he was at the Min Arms lids*, and
.Ihe pshosse. who was almost a Warr to W. was

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