The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-31 00:00:00

POOL7I.

TAX CORT TO Tllll BOROUGH o/ tbs prosecution Of
Paull at the Winchester Amazes, In the driving over
awe, was only 1)57 As. This is exclusive of the coat of
the inquest. It will be reassuring to the reader, how-
ever. to know that the Town Clerk has hopee of
getting the whole of it returned by the powere above.
Lent's,. —I ha There lay evening, the Elev. E. Evans
pastor A the Congregational Chapel, gave • le tots at
no Baptist Chapel, in aid of defraying the debt on the
negao gallery. 'lite Rev. J. H. °shortie prodded. Mr.
Evans gave a very interesting ,ecturs, illindraiet by
excellent dissolving views. At the el *I of the I-icture,
• vote of thaoks to Mr. Evans wee prop wed by the
Chairman, seconded by tb• Sheriff (Mr. J. P. Oodwia),
and supported by the iiitv. R. Walker.
Beatles or Sono.—At the upper schoolroom,
Skinner-street. on Wednesday night, aservice entitled,
" Luth.r in Story and in Song, was given in all of
the fond for providing a new organ for the Congrega-
tional Chapel. The choir gore tee musical portion in
excellent style, and the conoecti vs readies, go te given
by the Rev. E. Evans, pastor. Taer was • large
audience, who appeared to be much loterested in the
service of wog. At the close a vote of thenks, pro-
posed by Alderman J. Buckley, and seconded by Mr.
W. C. Innokentnr, J. P.. was &worded to Mr. Evans,
suds collection was made at the door. _

A LIIIZZAL FEW. —The same evening a number of
young tradesmen who have enrolls 1 themselves into
an association which they call "The Liberal De-
fence Hundred" (a body which, until its D• 111111 was
mentioned at a resent meeting of the Liberal Asa&
ciation, was never heard of), out down to a supper at
the Oddfellows Hall. They had lamed invitations
which brought up the number of those who partook to
latereen two and these hundred. It was Quito • select
affair, probably the young politicians preferring to try
their 'premise hand at political spouung before their
admiring *elves and friends alone, coneequuttly we are
unable to give are ort of the proceeding.. Ws bear,
however, 000siderable offence bas been given many old
and true Liberals by their being left out In the cold.
Tbe Hundred must alter th it ta tics, or they will not
advsnce the canes they profess to have at heart.—
Sherbores J. 11.1141.

dairrtait Ireamoimcs—Arrivele : Jann,ry 20--
Rainbow Brett., wheat, Logsdon. 2l—Alice, Dale, oil
cake. 13over.—Bail ngs : January 20 Bridget
Smith, clay. London ; Agnes Cairns, Davis, clay,
Savona; Liule Mey, Peogelly, pit wood, Newpoit.
Wioder, drain pips& Caen • Joseph and
Ann Pym, drain pipes, Teignmouth ; Emma. Holber-
ton;drain pipes, Lyme; Portland, Bore, drain pipes,
Jersey. 22—Freed,m, Greenbaum, clay, London;
Sarah Aan, Brown, drain pipet, Yarmouth. 24
Lothair, Hudson, clay. London; Voluateer, Dyke,
'Wipers, Su derland ; dunk LLiSit
growler, Gott:flow,
clay, London; Gudgeon, & clay, Lon n;
h goelsior, Ceilline, clay, ; Elise Prater,
Wiloooks, ballast, Newcastle
&goof, TANA?. The children sit:iodine the &today
fichtols coooeiced with the Unitarian Chapel, Rill-
street, enjoyed their New Year's treat at, the echo .1
room on Thursday night. Among those present ware
the Rev. Teesdale Reed, minister of the chapel, Mr.
H. B. liedeliald and Mrs Serlifield, bin. Carter, Mr.
Frank Bayley, to. Darla& the evening the children
sang appropriate plows, under the direction of Mr.
Bayley, who presided at the liarmoolum. A Christ-
mas tees had been pros laid, abundantly laden with,
for the most part, :vein' articles, which were distributed
among the children by the Rev. T. Reed, Mrs. Carter,
and Sire. Sedgfield. There was • supply of refreeh-
mente for the young people, emit of whom also received
a bun and orange*.