The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-15 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICIMIURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1883.

IILAIIIMPOID.
().0.1).Y.0. —The Bien lord troop of Yeomanry
Cavalry met for drill last Tuesday, and, under own.
wad of GI aptain Portman end Houten& at Williams,
the tr ios was put thr nth • variety of movenietti.
After drill the troop were eirtrotained to • capital dinner at the Crown Hotel by C .pain Portman.
Sate og FAT Srricx.—Mr. r. Bogor submitted a
lug- number .rf fat Devon ateliers by auction on IS an.
day t , • large number of dealers ad agriculturists,
attracted thither by the high quality of toe he«ts on
offer. The price. rauged Irrou 00 to 1;35 15e., the
prises in hearty every Matta e being in favour of
liallers, unlew butchers can manage with meat at Pls.
or IT.. pot score.
May 80/1011.-40 LWOW Iliflee with the annual
Custom the scholars attending the garish church
Bandar sch,mls walked in procaesion to St. Mary's on
Sunday morning, when an interesting sermon was
delivered by the rector. Key. E. J. L. It. Illonslows.
Mat of the scholars carried bouquet... Toe collections
on Sunday were in aid of the :lipid., School%
Desalt 01 life. Okollat DitoWNS livissa.—This
death of this much esteemed gentlemen occurred at
his residence, in Esstrstrest, on Friday morning last,•t
the age of 66 year.. Hr. Bwens was for many years
• Briiiport usuchsrit in the Wimp end flax trade, and
his h =loess, as well lIS Ms social habits, were such se
to command the respect and gesnins esteem of all
with whom he come in coat act.. He was an earnest
Christian, and for years whilst is btsinees he gave up
the Asibbath to the work of the Sunday School con-
nected with the Br idport Congnagatioual Courob, of
which be was • cousi•tent membsr. Thera are many
respectable Bridoort men WOO rememher with pleaaure
the profitable &today hours spent uuder the geode
1 tuition of M. Ge rrge Browne Erreen. in toe claws
1 now of the above schosis, and who will b. deeply
I grieved to hear of hie dessirie. Mr. Issas had been
alliug for some time, and sever recovered fully from
a serious Illness of iieveral year. muce. The tumoral
will take place on Friday (to-day), when many will
par the 'est tribute I. the deceaurt geotlenian.
9.Yi3 LINO Senn") as. At the B. coos h I'4lm-court on
Tuesday, before Mr. C. Kdnieu is and D. Hay, John
Kuight, fouraryinsn tailor, was chsrged is custody
with gosling • psir •if rape to, the prop .rty of George
Andress on the previous day. Proaecutor said he was
an apprentice to lir It.yuolals, outfitter, and on the
previous day about 7.30...,. prisons was in toe work.
shop, wbsre be whom-need • f.iti of work. When
witness west LO bre&ILIML th. Lich.a ies were there, hal
when he came back, both prisoner ant the wuraerws
were grits. (he ecieraira wore wortu ls, Si. Lad
night PC. Costessi brought him the aciatire which be
knew agatu by a murk la t is We n, and he had seed
them for three mouths. P.C. Custard wsid be had
made saquiri ra and found that prirorrer had left the
place; he found him in custody at Dorchester with
the outwore in his poraesairm. Pi ii,lllor told him that
1
proeecutorr had lent him the odes ire. ti„ the epplma-
lion of the police the beach remanded primmer for •
week.

SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST A BARK
MANAGER.
John Oliver Boptios, 27, was charged at Bow-
street oa a werreat, granted under the provisions of
..jti tue 'es Criminal Act, witb embezzling money
bel. to the directors of the litmslard Batik. rim
def ant wee m marer of the G•or;etown (C .oe
Colony) brooch of the shove b .ok. 0 , ,11,,, Tith
Apra • telegram was received at the head offic • ot the
bane in London s sting that the defendaut h ..1 left
Capetiwu by the Ottawa 111 I Ca.tle, and that ti .falci-
to mg unonuting t , upwa.ds of 1:500 bed 1/..,, dia.
cov.r ed. Almon stioo was made f r arreueemente to
be made for ow arrest, which wits Wl:we 1 li, In pector
puede'', .4s:ottani-yard, at elymouth, oa 51 'ailfr•
Aboot k:221) Wad lon el in deteudaut'e p imeseou.—Re
WWI remanded for the arrival of the uscis,ary papers
from the Cape in support of the °barge.

not prolaseeil, however, that the functions of the college
shout!' be rrrrr laced to teaching. The charter under
which we are incorporated provides that the councilor*
to mos, examinations lobe held of pupils of the college,
and if 'itier pyritous wlto may present themselves. for
examine-I,m, and after ex valuation t, conf-r on those
who deserve such iliatinctioes the degrees of Bachelor of
'if aster of Music,an 1 Doctor of MusicAertificatee
if prolicie icy, andjother reward.. By nd •id eh ice
all vile, I true!, es I stated on • previous immsion, th 4
colleg • will bec neve the reogoissit centre and head
musical world in tin. c nentry. It has been •
repr iuch to England that with her vast resources, her
large benev•ilente, her eazernee, to instruct all classes
of amnesty in other branches of knowledge, one thing
has hittiert., been wautiug—a national institution for
music. Yet music is in the best reuse the most
p ,puier of ell arts. If that government be the best
which provides for the happiness of the greatest
numaier, that art must be the hest which at the lead
expense plesiecia the greatest number. I trust that
to-d ty we have removed the reprove°. (Rear, hear.)
Englaad, by a notional subecriptioin has acquired an
institution worthy to be called national, and with the
establishment of such an institution we may look for-
ward with ai minden°e to the creation of a National
School of Music. England has the composers already ;
all ahe want. is a general aware, such as the It ,yal
*iliac° of batisice, to which they may resort for
mutual all and inspiration. (Cheers.) Such are the
aims, not mesa nor ignoble aims, proposed for the
, college which we open today. It remains for you.
. gentlemen of the council, to be careful that these aims
are fully realised. A young ios,itution requires foster-
ing care and constant supervision, You Must not relax
I your efforts, no pains must be spared to gain, fresh
support, and obtaio the establishment of new
acts darehipa. We went mach ; we are. I trust,
entit:ed to ask for much, of the public. In addition
to scholarships, we want mire extended premises, •
music hail, lodgings for our scnolars, houses for
' umetet is, and all the appurtenances of a great college.
I am sure I way trust to toe goo/aro/icy of the public •
to supply theme want and no efforts of mine shall be
wanting to secure the obj-cte we have in view. (Ap-
plause.) A will say only one word in conclusion.
The establishment id an institution such as I open to-
day la not the mere cresti in of a new musical
society. The time hem come when °lass can no louger
stand aloof from class, and that man does his duty
best who works wet earnestly in bridging over the
gulf between different cla-ess which it is the tendency
of increased wealth anti increased civilie scion te widen.
I claim for music the merit that it ham a voice which
ePseks in lift erect tones, perhaps, but with equal force,
ti the cultivated and the igoorant. to the peer and the
peasant. I claim f Myst,: • ...Asti of expression
which h6loncv t no other or:, an i therefore adapts it
more tn•ta any other art to pr dose that union of feel-
ing which I much .losers to paomote. L only, I claim
for music the distinction which is awarded to it by
Addiveu—that it is the only sensual pleasure in which
excises cannot i.e injurious. (Oneers.) Before I quit
this room, it further duty devolves on me—• most
gratifying one, I admit. I am called upon to annonnoe
a most gnaws* act by which dm Queen has been
pleased to mark her intermit in the opening of the
Royal Oollege. Her Majesty authorises me to say
that she propane to confer the honour of knighthood
on Prof. M ecfarron an I Dr. Sullivan—(cheers)—end
that honour should be done to our college by awarding
a Ilse diattnation to its director, Dr. Grove. (Renewed
cheering.) I have °my to add that the Prime Minister
by his pretence to-day proves that neither the cares
, of State, nor the overwhelming press of bosinese by
which he as surrounded, prevents him from giving
piano ial couatenauce to • uatioaal undertaking which,
if I am right in chat Ihavesoot, is calculated to
• advances the happiness awl elevate t..e character of the
Euglioh people. (Applause.)
I At the conclueion ot the &Rims the professors in
I the various departmetys proceeded directly to their
• classrooms with their pupils. The Royal party were
then elm,, ted by the Daiect ir and Council over the
• building, with the aramigemeots of which they
; expresses' their unqualified approval, the visitors mean-
. w Ale rem seated. At the conclusion of the tour
their Royal Highness left the College amid loud cheers
from the large number of peel.

month,. With regard to the printer, although there
was no difference in law as to the respossibility, still
as he knew English imperfectly, and acted as the
instrument of the editor, he would be discharged.
After the Chief Justice had spoken Mr. Justice
Hitter delivered a judgment. in whichle stated that
he concurred with the other judges in thinking that a
gross contempt of court he i been committed. But,
having regard to tile fact that both defendsota had
expressed regret, and looking t the sentences in two
previone cases, which be cited, he thought the sentence
passed by the majority ..f the court was too severe.
After the conclusion of Friday's proceedings, a dis-
turbance on • small scale took place in and near tips
High 0 tort. It seems that Sarendro Nth Baanerjee,
in addition to his editorial functions, carries on hu.i.
nose as a schoolmaster. A crowd, consisting of 300 or
400 schoolboys., with a few pensuus of niaturer=
assembled to hear the case, and afterwards ex
their disapprobation of the judge.' action by hooting
and throwing stones at the court buildings. Some
windows were broken, and the assistaoos of a small
body of police had to be called for, linen several of the
offenders were captured and marched off to the police-
office. On Saturday the precaution was taken of post-
ing a body of police round the court-house, and
admitting only persons who bad business there. A
small crowd collected In the adjoining streets, but there
was no 1.80111801;11 of the dieturbanos.—Tietes Calcutta
Correspondent.

A Como—To all who are suffering hem the errors end
jagibi.,mosa of youth. 12111•0114 weakness early decay,
loge et mastkood, ha, I will seed a receipt that will cure
you. Free of Charge. This ;rest remedy wee diecovered
by a missionary in South Ames. Send a esilieldreased
envelope to the Rev. Joszru T. Is:tux, Station 13, New
York City, U.S.A.
Remember that for Corns and &laical no remedy is
equal to Alloock's Corn or Buniou Plawar. The uaiveisal
verdict is that they relieve eluisst inetaistaosaislY. Why
chose with pain, when by westing one of these at le
plasters you coat wa.k uplightly and wear the tightsst
boots with ease I Try s7l. packet as • sample. Sold only
in two NM packets. Md. and 131 d.
T/1110AT mimetic's' AMD RUMISEXIIIL —All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be agree-
ably merited at the almost immediate relief affords] by
the use of "Browns Bronchial Troches." These funotte
" loneness" are now sold by Wont respectable chemists in
this country at Is. lid. per bor. People troubad wilt.
hsckipi wady" a 'slight wad," or bronchial ailectiona,
ainnot try them too loon, as similar troubise, if &dosed
to XOOI7IIIM, result in eerious Pulmousry and Asthmatic
elections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" an as the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by Jots I. Baowis wad Soon, Boston, United
States. Buropenn depot, removed to U. Parringdon.
rood, Loudon. _ .

Tzoiiwcs I-1,011 TES TIMM MID BILLATIL —IL fen drone
of the liquid "Flonline- sprinkled ou • net tooth brush
produces • pleenuat lather. which thoroughly cleanses We
teeth Irons ell parasites or impurities, herdeue the gums.
prevents tarter, stops decay, sm. to the teeth • pecull.r
pearly minimums, and a delight( ol tragrAnco to the breath.
It 1111110Ve11 11111 Wipitailalli oatour erasing nom decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke. 'The Fragrant Fi,,riline," be us
e in part of hooey .w-. rii.rb., is delicious to
thlititt and the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
Prim Ps. Pd. of all Chemists and perlumers. Wholesale
depot removed to A Yarrtnigdoo-road. London.

Al TUX SAIPTIT AND DIST •PTAILNT Casty 04 is
ourivalied. the only drawback Imes i s OILYP.IIIII flavour.
Thai. compktely morrow by Auks A Ils.nuar's neer
proms. ftomutac tore, sod the A. k 11. TASTELESS"
CASTOR OIL shaken up in warm nii.k, while still the
safest, bast, aod mast iffeetiv., ie uoiv one of tbe moat
palatable of apaciantr. At OA, Is., Is 91, and 3s. Sold
everywhere.
UNSWEETENED CONDI- NSED MILS
medical and hematitic with lilies ewe that the enormous
quantity of 40 per cent. of auger added to lb. ordinary
condensed mutt is iajuriour, and they therefore eirouily
recommend the pure same t a •rt " lust Swiss Brand."
By far the best Wiliam' lad. Ask for Cl., "Firsi Swim
Brand. Sod ever? where. Sole Caimgorms, liattouume
Roll, and Co, Boro , London. Si
Tao Ileum or Commons and Conroy'. bli,t Coffee. It
will interest lovers of C dee ics know that the Bill pateed
tbr.ualt Committee in the House, July 31, be. practirally
removed the restrictions on the sale 01 this new breekfast
and afterflioner beverage, width ran now be obtstued is
ties, motectad by UM, (*cerement cisme, retail from
Grocer.. Maggot,, and others, throughout lb. United
Kingdom. Kalamai members of tee Faculty have lavishly
premed Conroy's Man Coffe. —“As a breakfast beeersge
urieurgiamed." "A. a nourithing sad beaitb produciug
article of dim." "Most beimildei in came of indigestion.'
It comnte of pure Coffee combined with Malt by e patent
proem, and is absolutely free of chicory, and in all re-
spects superior to pure Coffee sad dm many doubtful
admixture. described is French Coffee, Dandelion Coffee,
dm, etc. Prepared only at Um Malt Coffee Works, 34.
71est-Btrest. Liverpool.

LOT= TO Korai= —Am you broken in your rest by
s sick child suff snag with toe min of cutting teethi(lo at
once to • chemist sad get s bottle of Alas. Wurstoves
floossisne Rigor. It will tubers :Strew sufferer he iamb
mu,. It is perfectly homers and meant to thetaate it
graduate natural quiet sleep, by ring the child from
pain sad the little olterub awakes " se bright as is button.'
It soothes the child. i seduce the gams, allays all pais.
relieves wind. regulates the bowels. sad Is the beet known
remedy for dysentery and diorama, whether arng from
seething or other causes. Kra Wiaslow's Soothing
Syrup I. by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. lid.
per
hewn= TO Lerattutzsus.—lf your tradesman do..
not asiA Reckitge Paris Blue, sands post cud to the
makers, Qoeen Victoria-Street. London. and they will
send you the name of someone who Sell, it in your town
: TAB QVIICII LIID COLD War= 130te. —lL:tract from
I lady's letter :—" I Sad Sinclair's Cold Water Soap save.
busload material, milts clothe. require leo rubbing and no
boding, sad (still more mtielactory) was s much purer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend It to every home-
wit %as It Is undoubtedly the best soap for laundry and
' ell purposes. It will not Ware the most delicate fabric—
I. pleasant to use, and prevents tbe misers of • steam,
house during the family wash. Sold by grocers sad oilmen
everywhere. at Id. per lb. Be sure to ask for Sinclair's,
end do not be permuted to accept 5 worthier imitation.
—Sole maker James Sinclair, Southwark. London.

Zasettc•. • Dew remedy to the Public, but old in
private practice. Invaluable as • remedial *Plain Cold,.
Coughs. Sionchitis, Asthma, Rheumatism, Headaches,
Nearslsis, Lc. Copiee of Testimoalals.ec.. mutt fres by
post on application to Principal Office. 57, Great Charlotte
MN* Liverpool gclectica 1., sold by all respectable
Chriets at le. lid, per bi.x.
AKE You TIMID l—With • dull yoain in the head Aid• Or
beck I Is the appetite poor. and does the food fail to
digest, causing distress, and • fullness about the stomach.
Taw) you should use Seigel's Curative Syrup (an extract
of Hoots st.d Plants) for lodigestion, which is the sole
cause of impurity of the blood. Relief will surely follow.
The beet appetieer in the world. If the bowels are con-
stipated on account of a torpid Liver, use Seigel's Opera-
ting Pill., they always move the bowels thoroughly but
1 without griping or unplesaant effect.. For Asthma use
' Rosinweed Tar Mixture. It oyes immediate relief and
a permanent Cure in due sesson. The above articles have
the words A. J. White, Limited, on the Government
stamp.
ONI BOX OF CLAIRMS ill PILLS I. WOThrarri CO cure all
discharges from tair Urinary Orion., in either e.g (acquired
or constitutional), Gravel, and pains in the Back. Guar-
anteed free from Mercury. Sold in Soma, Is. 6.1. sold, by
all Chemist. and Medicine Waders throughout the World,
Or sent to any address for sixty stamps by the Makers, TIM
LINCOLN AND MIDLAND COUNTIES DRUG COMPANY. LiZOONL
Wholesale Agents, B•agLAY I Soya, London, and MI the
Wbolmale Houma.

..fowlie-P;anyroyal and Still Pills for females. quickly
correct all irregularities, and relieve the distressing spu-
ta= so prevalent with the sex. Boxes In *Land b. 9d..
et ell chemist& Seat anywhere on receipt of 15 or 43
stamps by the maker. E. T. Towle, Cherniet. Nottingham.

REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE I
Of all Dirt from syswythtng
By using
Hudson'. Extrsci of Soap.
REWARD !
orit7, Huhn, Perfect Satisfaction
By its signior daily use.