The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

DORCIIMITIR.

Banta Rpognitios Service In coo.
medial with Rd eettimaget of the Rev. J. Dalton
;actor will take plows ou Wednesday next. A
tea will be bola at dm chapel, lobs I allowed by
• 1•1••• mesiiiM, at which addressee will be delivered
=L .1. Barrington.
ilac W. Burton. of From'
be ; I. Freida, Bridport ; W. Allen and J.
Mattis, Dorobester ; and 3.8. Butcher. Rowey. The
deek will be taken at halt-pest seem o'clock by the
Bev. J. Trafford, ILL., of Weymouth.
1301011JOATIONAL SUNDAY 808001. The young
Poo* attending this school were favoured with a
seoood edition of their school tried on Thursday lad.
It will be remembered on the first occasion deo ran
completely spoilt the *duce of the day. Oo Thurs-
day, however, they were more fortunate, the
day being delightful. They were conveyed to
Fruntilon Pak, where vicious ainnsaneate were
Indulged in, and • capital tee perukes of. The follow-
ing kindly loot borer and waned : —Maas Croaker
and 00., Mesta. Cunniartos, G. Delia, T. Reendk
H. Mayo H. Rill, U. Tenor, G. Wright, W.
Hammond, 3. Hannah & CO, W. Galpin,
bleed, W and Walloon
AllS•l7l.Tlsst THS POLIOL—At lb. Borough Petty
Sevesloos to-day (Monday). before Mr. Alderman
Canoe and Mr. Aida-sae Gregory, ThomasJohnsos,
a tramp, was charged with assaulting P.C.
whilst us theasootion of his day.—Oconplanantil
on Sunday wonder, about ball-past 12, be was on
duty in High Eat-street, when the defendant passed
dow• the dna. He liras drunk. He stopped against
lit. Charles Parsons shop and rattled the shutters.
Witness asksd him what he was doing, and he asked
what the odds that was to him. He advised him
to go away and get • bed somewhere. Defendant
mid he should go when be liked ; he was not gang to
be driven out of the street& He west on to the Wilts
and Dorset Dank and again stot•P•d- Witness
requested him to go away, and he rotund, He also
caught hold of the iron railings and kicked at him with
his toot, but mimed him. He struck at him several
dozes, and once bit him • blow in the Pest. He also
kicked him in the knee. With the amistenee of
Aodrigliergeant Carter he took him to the station,
where be was very violent, and struck both of them
several Clam. Withers hal seen him halt an hour
previous to this 000USTO000, Old be advised his to get
• bed —Mr. Supt. Coward said defendant had beat
convicted of all sorts of offences--barglary. house-
breaking, amoiting the police, and drunkenness; be
had only Joe come out of gaol.—Deleadant was sent
to gaol for two months' bard labour.
ALLInID BolliZT ST • &Lots& —Hoary Coppie.
ditch, • private in the Dorset/hire Regiment, was
charred with ateding • pees and £1 in moael,
belosgiag to Frederick Zile, also of the Doreetehire
Begimsnt, at the Doccheater Barradre, on July std.
—Mr. li. 0. Weston appeared for the orangeades.
and Kr. T. Coombe for the defeeoe—Frederick Ellie,
of the Donee Militia, said his annual training aspired
on the 114 loot. PfIOOOOr had also leen in training.
Witness received Ha. 3d.—it was all in florin-, with
the eureption of the odd 11. Re received it about a
quarter to oae, being pad in the Barrark-room, par
where he dept Directly ite was paid he and wog
others west to the Canteen and had epee drink, and
soon atm Plat the Barracks with two other reen,who
bad oleo bean paid cd. Eventually they went
and had some lIIMOOf at the Coffee Tavern, and
atterwanis to Pe White Hart, and had • perting
glass. He left his kends, who were going to Bland-
lard, and, baying made a few prirchmes, returned to
the White Hart, where he eat lb. Pil,Dair by
appointment. This Wba about lair o'cloar. There
weer several others them and withal ordered wed
beer and Poor beat, and stood treat all round. Alfa
soon time he felt a Utile wares. He and °apple:lin&
thee left the White Hart and west to the Queen's
Own. Bade leaving the White Hart he went
behlad esd counted his mow. He then had ten
florins. • sispeose, and Id. In copped. At the
Qaesn's Own they were joined by a young
soldier eased Moen He edged them to have some
drink, and he called far • pot of beer end three pear
worth of gin—the latter for prisoner. ?Ma eas
he rSONOlbleed. and he did act medial whether he
paid foe the drink or not. The nest morning wide he
thought of haw at Southampton, he found Maud
lying an the seals In the tap-room. He recollected
being dainty and codling for something to drink. Woes
•• Put hit 44 Alto his pocket to pay for the beer hi
found his puree pad metal gone —ln °T°l6llZ6Miaa.
trios by Mr. Combs, presecutor said the purse
he bad his money in was • brow, testier one; it had
act been_dotted that be nap attire of. Wbosu b. araa
at SW Whit. Mat be fat the beer coming over him,
but he knew what hip was about. as did Dot boo*
whether be walked stavidet !tom that boom to the
Qtaeon's Own, but he waked as *rapt as be could.
He put the pares into his Pat pocket, and be did not
think it could bays fallen out. A good many people
might have come in and out of th• taproom at tie
01041110'11 Ova—Evelyn Moss, private in the Dorset
-
thin Regiment, proved seeing predator and gasper
go Into the Queen's Own. Ile want in with
them ?beg wad into the bier. ElUs asked them to
drink. They bed tome gin and tear. Alter drinking
this,
'prisoner said he /rooted s ape more, and Ellie
said ' Why don't you pay tor it then r
then Prisoner,
dolled " How cant pay for it, P
eegot no peel?
gab. celled for soother quart of bar, he
landlady told him the other was not paid for. ills
thee took out his pares and gave bet a florin. She
bim the change and the beer he bad ordered.
oseWor thee went and sat down on the seat. He
baps failing about and the landlady said "Don't lot
bits elesp here, take him into the faproom." wits«.
ad prisoner masted biro se la s the door, and
prisoner took hint inside, witness r*tuint tot:
bar. About tan minutes
dune back to the bar. Heel= him (witnesd to
stand him a glass, as he had no mow. He paid for
two or three glued of gin for him. Having drunk
the, primmer west in the direction of the tap-room.
In &Wet ten minutes poisoner waked through the
and cat of the treat door. Widnes shouted
out .11.rhim, bat be weds no reply. He was ping
In the direction of l'ordjugtou.-.oltoseexaminel : Ellis
bad had
_plenty when be saw Oa first at the Queen's
Own. Prided was not drunk. Harriet Jane
Davy, wife of the landlord of the Qpse's Ow",
gave corroborative airlines. Primesi helped
orator into the taproom. Afterwards
went into the room and shut the door star him. He
remand in the room from five to ten minutes, and on
aiming out went straight out of the front door. No
one went into the roop daring the time prosecutor was
thsge, but Coppleditelt aid herself. Altar prisoner
had gone dee went into the room to light the gas.
Prosecutor was then asleep, sal Fife ispd diffilculte
In waking him. It was thee he found ids Kris and
mow wets gose—Croseesaakeed s She was not In
the bee tbs whole time Ellie was asleep in the wpm.
There were always • lot of people going to and fro.—
Corporal John Bailey said on Saturday night prisoner
wee brought into Om Barracks in 0bt240; tit•
Dwelt Pollee, his caeca being_ that of out of
bounds and &sub at Kest Fordington. Witness
mandeed him and fated 13s. 3i. composed of five
Sodas, two *hilltop, two dopertose, three pennia, and
• hallpeany.—lliehaird Waiters, poet:mid to lb. 2nd
Battalion Doted Begisment. said be lent prker • Es.
on July 14th. He repaid him after be bad reogived
pay.—Crogoarandsted : On June 23rd he g_are primed
a registered letter.—Edward Prat 1nt.1%-
t of the company to which prior:eerie
1= paid prisoner 10a. on July 7th, which was
about lic in tarpon of the amount due to him. On
14th, whisk was the nest pay-day, be received no
money, on ardant of the advance. On the 21st he
received 4s. Id., and had oat ban paid sinoe.--Gieorge
Hall, labourer, of fordington, sad he was at the house
of • man named Sergeant on Bawdy the Rd, about
half .pest mix, when prisoner cane Is. He (pleased
asked him to go and fetch a pint of broad,. He gave
him a florin to pity for it. Witness hitched the twandy,
look it back and helped to drink it. Prisoner also sent for
a gear' of beer, which Sergeant fetched, and pee him
6d. to pay for 11. The beer was brought in and wiles*,
helped drink Coombs addressed the Batch for
the deleace, and sailed the magistrates' attention to
thew, slight evidence them was against the almoner.
With the areption of ors or two Waal lathery mis-
derneenours there had been nothing aphid tole clap.
Captain and Ad, abet Meddle said primed was assail
soldier and g dry good working man, but he was
addicted to demos and also to drunkenness. —The
Beath conoidersd that the am was proved, and
lad pekoes: 0, or in default a month's int oleo..
meat —Alderman game said the prosecutor did not
deserve mace pity Log losieg his money.

Tee Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury at
the 26th hoot. Instituted the Rev. Georg* Augustus
Akbidge, i.g.0., to the Vicarage of ldmden. Dorset,
vacant by tim resigsatioe of the Rev. Thousse Pearce,
as the pressntetiou of bliss Drat. The rev. gentle
man la the son of Dr. Add lge of ebb' town.
BMWS DIA= Or A PAZINISTIL —Noses-TAU Tom
who at the last election heard • gentlemen named
Welts speak at various places throughout the county
will regret to bear of his death, whir* took plea
suddenly on Sunday. Mr. Waite, who was • borrister
of the Criminal Court, use undoubtedly till=
and elective speaker, and • witty oonv
Mr. Waite we. employed by the Contra Conservative
Asoodation to Lecture in various parts of the country
upon political 'objects, and ho passed the last few
ye:lush...weep the medico of hie probed= In London
and denouncing Mr. Gladstone and his works in
the provinms. lie enjoyed robust health, and sever
seemed better in his If. than on the morning of the
der oa which be died, hardly 40 year. of sic
Till POTATO Osor.—The most gratifying reports of
the potato crop ars coming from all parts of the
country, aad in only • few districts has the disease
med. any appearance. Writing to the Chris:64i*
Clikhnich Mr. 0. Hazel, the gardscer at Lewiston
bloom. &forborne, says :—",The potato crops are very
pregnialsee,_ but the dimes* is jest making its &ppm-
arm, and I fear the mot weather will bring it GO Tali
esezezliy. Many acres of politme Wee been planted
be this season. O. !Wel, Lewiston Hoene,
Sloarborne, July 23rd." Slaos this date, however, the
Inathst has improved, and it is to be hoped Mr.
Hasel's prognostketions will not be fulfilled.
MI BUM Rthoos.—Mr. Bath's visit to Docobestre
I. August is leoked forward to with great interest
With reform» to the Gospel Temperance Movement
the Bev. A. 0. &whites, sainister of the Methodist
Mew Commie. Chapel at Haworth% Mates that the
Bight Haw W. B. Glad Moth, in • resent oonvereation
with him at Hawardsn, thus expressed blensaU
relative to the "Gospel Temper:om Meths r"—
" From the fleet I have watched the temparanos
question with Mg Interest; but I am bound to my
that no demo of It has ever yielded um so much 'Mir
heath as this has dons. To witness the large number
ef ministers of all denerainetioas, and, of course, the
still largor number of members of perhaps all the
oharobie, a-woring the ribbon of blue. Is an emo
will rdingly
=°F.a'illrir..d, T'fi: as this for lb.
Is oasaerued, that maysh brighter dots wth sOOO, in
God's good providence, dawn noon us.
Odthes or P112011.1036.-1/00AL Zlttrthartow.
Tim midsummer examination of pupils by the Oollege
ef Promptege at the Salisbury moire was held °a the
Uth to llith June, at the Assembly Looms, under the
supariatendsom of the Rev. H. J. Morton. Of the U
candidate.—? boys and IS glife-4 were mitered for
mooed slam, 1 of whom passed • MI for third clam, 21
pared ; whiled ebbibed thst.. el a lows, clam
ithe that for which they were entered. Thu out of
the S 1 candidates, 211 pared in one or other of the
Sores ohreer, or DI per cent. The total number of
seedidates who set at the Midsummer examination In
all ports of the =entry was 4.780. of whom 3.600
passed, or 75 per met. During the year ending Mid-
summer, NM no fewer time 11,162 °iodide's. wars
'mulled for certificates by the Collage of =ruse.
TIM following were moms the saacesdal
at the &Rebury metre with the schools from which
they coma :—Boys. —3rd Mass, 0. H. Platoons', Dorset
Canty School (Ref. T. Ruensli.Wright); G. H. Ode,
R. Gallop, T. Overend, K. R. Med, Oolthrlats
School, Poole (Mr. Stepoey).
ABUT &me Ethoortso.—At the Army Rifle Meet
-
leg, at Aldershot on Thursday, Private Hod Ase, of
ON let Dorset &IRWIN" was fourth, and Private
Chapman worth in the Soldiers' Pima coolest (200
yards, mesa Moots). For the Army Priam (masa shots
at 100 yards) Corporal MO, of the Ist Dorset, was
third, with a Wort of 31, and Private Bradbury _also
made • similar sport In the dapple; and Webb
emoted for the challenge Tees (600 yards) Liestanaat
Wanwick. of the Donee Regiment, was third, with a
woes of 31. Foe the Y Prise redid
Private Bray, of the lot Dorost, was second, with •
ewe if IA In the presence of a large and die
tieguished company, which included Malor-Gineral
H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, General Sir D. and
Lady Lyme... Major-Gene-4 Willis, sad newly all
the °Sows of the biadquarters stsit, the 'redone
evade in the last day's programme of the fifth mond
Army Rifle Meeting wen on Saturday disposed of
at
the Omer% Clamp ranges. Aldershot, fa beautiful
weather, and again created greet interest. The first
'met sat dew. ler decithe WY the Ohaeoploaship, re-
stricted to the lint IS oompstitois who had nada the
highest aggregate scores In eight meteds of the pre
Mons days. Them fired seven mends in the brit stage
at MO yards for pieces in the second stage, at 1,000
reds, the final resulting es follows prim, the
champion badge and 610 Lieutthant Yowler, L.S.L.L,
106. Fl •••li—LAaatiosaat Harding% R. 8., 104;
Served Jibes% IL.S.L.L, 104; Private
Ins Derpol, Bergemet Malec CerrutMdb;lll%
Wt. Dist,lol ; Q•Arternallillf Dimmer, RR,
Riegoettalajor Jamie% ILL 100;
Rapay, - or Kilby,
1tT7171 • !ad U°l° • D.siti
aster-
-00. N.A. la the AtlonierS, Maga the noon
laid :t.opitagoo were in waffles.. the Duke al
Cornaugh -AA...AA by his briesa.4.4 molar, ',rived cs
the lg. ih••••;---Dakis -ht afterwards
whereat the Wants" reasiat meth. tar ,tt
shames cup presented by him Rg_74 Highness. •
whom, were as follow. :—The Duke
_or ormasuativa
Changers Om sad Re, lit Scottish HAW" 173 point..
£4. Istlimed& Rifles. in; at 26d lillaad LL.
1116 ; 11, SadL. Shropshire L.L, 160. ext is the
order 01 merit :—ltod K. Shropshire 1.1-t 147; Ist
DosseL 136; ard Rifle Brigade., LW. At the does of
the thootteg the poises were distributed by Lady
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THE DORSET COUN CY EXPRESS AND AGRICUIJIURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 18143.

and stockings, 1,,t h., mantle and umbrella she had • BATCH OF SCIIOOI VITIXDAACI COM
left lying by tho ski •of • bout 811. had, it Alio Jane Wheeinr, Jewett lt.mand ( d Fushun). Charlotte
transpired, been attended during the peat lour Brown, J• 01.11 Ballstu, ficry Arnold, (Liare Biesth,
months by Ur. Scutt. of Bournemouth, for Charles Ha, and James Oarsman fd Blarthlord),_were
liver oupleint and cirbuocles. She had also ieversily charged with neglecting to mend their children
met with a &chido. t soma time ago from the to school as required by the Act. —Tee Beech inflicted
upsetting of • lamp, SI was very weak on her legs, enslbes In evet7 cam but Os,, where jodjmlst wu
being unable to get up without arsoistanos if she !should iaw. pri;...4 the w..t, surrey
happen to fall. For the pee' three Or four months, Portland, were charged with being absent, without leave
both physic dly and mentally, the had been in a very from the commanding aloer. They pleaded they ited_o_fi,it
weak state, but he had never then anything pointing left on Thursday evening, and exPrmsed • with to W.L.
to suicidal tendency on ber part.—A young girl, back, a. they had coma—The Bench did not grant this
tamed DUI .1t Payne, who had been in the habit of wish, but remanded them to the pol'cratation to await •
sleeping with the dec•aeed, deposed that when she walw" escort froal th".1111""'
mot out on the .I•iy in qut.tion she was in her usual
spirits and host It. She bed epokin of oommit •
dog suicide. —The jury, of whom Mr. W. if. Gray
tree foreman, returned a verdict of " Accidentally
Drowned."

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Swigs FOWL—This disease ham broken out on the
premises of Mr. F. Hallam, of Lytchett, and of Mr.
Toon. of the same place ; end at a meeting of the
Local Authority, held on Wednesday, the usual
orders were snide.
°Giorgi Coos?. —This Court wee held on Thursday,
before Mr. SerjesnieTindal Atkinson (judge). There
were about two moors plaints entered, but the greeter
pin being undisputed were settled by the Registrar.
Tame which came before his Honour were devoid of
general littered... Huntley v. Swyer.-The plaintiff, who
lives at Wimborne, Is the executor of the will of the
late Henry Lambert, formerly • grocer at Pamphill,
and the defendant lea labourer living at Sbapwick.—
Mr. Dibben was for the plaintiff. and Hr. Atkinian
for the defendant.— l'he claim w.e 1 cle. for goods
supplied during the lifetime of Lambert. -A witness
named Bennett, who was in the employ of the deceased,
produced tbe books, and deposed to having served the
defendant w.th the articles in question, and had
received £1 81. on acooent.—Judgment for plaintiff,
but without costs. —A few judgment summonses WM
the only other bueineee that came before his Honour.

AT NIAGARA.