The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-01-23 00:00:00

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Danuaau ov Vms—ii:vis.7=We7e—has been • decrease
clover 3 000 repasts relieved is 1882 as compered
with 1881. 'The reduction bee bees sepecially marked
is the last (matter.
Vassascr.— At the County Hall, Dorchester, es
Teseday, Wore Robert Williams, Koh Jan., Thomas
11 malls, • rater, wee brought up is onetoly
charged with riots f aim same, far the purpose of
dug rel f. —P.C. Ricketts proved the arm
Sestescoci to three days' 10210100 -
WISLITAN Jtroutig MusloiraßT Eloctsvr.—Tbe
masa meeting of the Wesleyan JUTOOIIO Missionary
Society wa• held on Monday leveeing. Mr. Keats, of
ffeedisgtos. presiding. Tbe Rev. W. Allen presented
the annual report, which showed that • total of CU
lls. 61 I. had been robed during the year, this hate
as lacrosse of Hs. 10d. over the previous year. The
Rev. W. Allen altar di itributing rower& amongst
the oollectora who had gathered the largest sum.,
delivered • brig address, and woe followed by Mr.
A. Wolff, Mr. H. Kirby, and the Roe. J. Hartle,
each of whom gave interestiag speeches, the m
=aught to • close with the customary vZetil
Tao ANIMAL 011110 ILL Mimeo of the Dorchester
Warldeg illest's feelings wag held on Wednesday,
het Mr. J• 000000 was again elected president,
Mr. &matt vica-presidest in plane 01 Mr. W. Poing,
who wished to retire, Ur. B. Hill is again treasurer.
and Kr. A. J. James takes the searstaryship. Is
pines of Mr. T. S. Dassolueb, who wished not to be
rneispolod. There are mese changes in the oosnalttee,
which Is as follows :—Maters. Macomb. H. Parse, A.
Tilley, LES C. Jeffrey, .1. Poise, Watkins, and W.
Palmy. The society, though still not out of debt,
Is is a better financial position than they heib=
but it le to be hoped they will meet with
support, to 'sable them, in this future, to prompt •
alma balance sheet.
PRIEM' birISODIST BUM Or HOPS.--Qoartsely
Tea,—On Tuesday evening the qaarterly tea of this
Bend of 11 ips took place at the chapel, sad was • very
susesesfal gatheriag. Between 30 and 10 children sat
down to • capital tea, the seraseemeate of which
ws tried out by Mr. Danielle, Mrs. Portaall, and
• kind. After the children'. tea batmen 20 and
10 adults eat down. A. public meeting was afterwards
laid is the chapel, when there was a good &Mesdames.
Mr. Wolf, sin, reocapied the chair, and delivered an
excellent address. The service of song, " Our Staled.
peke; wee thee performed, reasective nadl .ge being
takes by the Rev. H. Portal& The various please
wens skid/ mai by the Baud of Hope children. A
(00i 0011•00i011 was made towards the fund of the
Band el Hatiti4voto of Staab to the eisairessa, end
Mime Kaki tor presiding at the harsecialum,
Woe leefflorff by r. Dasielle, and seconded by AIL
Davis, and the meeting wee brought to • close by the
Walicsal Anthem
Lefffoes.—A lecture woe delivered in the Allegten
Hail, as Monday eZzt
niee: the Rev. R.
remlithsteleor el the as the "Seemed
Nada, of the Lord." There wee • fairly
imed stesedeorse.--The Bev. T. Heave °peopled the
ark, and bike mediae • portion of Scripture, is the
came se his introductory remarks, said
though
that position, his views were not quiti
:111/1.116 esteemed Mord the /Mazer. Bat t
they asered Is =lsar matters, there wee motles
about the fast that the Lord Jesus Christ would coon
It was wheals, Ha would come before the millimultss
he gorses or net till Its goes that they diffeent—The
Dm B. B. Albin then, in the warm of as able ir
endeavoured to prove from Soriptere that thtM
Awl 0111rIst sheald be looked far before the rallies-
siqm. is foci, at Many *thee important
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