The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-24 00:00:00

DOSCH MITER.

MiLIT•aV IMP rt.-T10N.1114 Serene Highness Priors
Edward of Sara. Weimar, comman Hog the S ,utlkra
District, sod arc .mpuded by ii.oreral staff ore's,
inspected the troo,s at present 'tali net In Dor-
(Ouster, this Monday morning. His Su ,ne Mightiest
maje • minute inspecti na of the men's dress and
neeenTern ,uts, as ale their quarters at tha Devdt.
Colonel feraliall an I o.ner offi ate of the Del Ot were
present. T.t'e Artillery were a:err/arils loopecteJ, and
preeent,d • ti:.e appearance.
Borocon Pa rl't Sn34IIONS, Mouday.—Bef re the
Mayor (Alderman Eynon), Alderman Grego.y, Dr.
Aldridge, F. Lick and Purd Jillsrd, Keys:—
The license 'f the Ezhibltlon H 4sl was temp Tartly
transferred from Richard Davis to Milian George
hluder.—Patrick Carrot was summoned by toe
Guardians of the Doe...luster Union for leaving his
child chargsaFde to the `,ii .n.—Mr. A. Lock, clerk to
the Gear.ll,,ns, Anpllrd I to proseauts.—tir. Pearce.
meter of tee Workb nu, stated that Ellen Cee.ol
was an irimate of the Worktionse eight weeks and two
days, theiwedtly cost being 3s. The child was about
Boren yes:e of ate —Patrick Lydon stated he knew
diendeot. who :hr..e years ag • went away to Christ.
church, with • detn,htn,,t of his battery, and asked
witnees to take CAt2 of the child until he got settle I.
Defendant allows! him 3,. • we,k for the child's
maintenance uLtit nth March. 1882, when he ceased
the payment., and On the Bth of August witness
banded the ctild o.er to the authorities. Ile wro:e to
his comn an hg otfic,r who informed him that
defendant had been ditcharged with • pension.
DefendaLt mo 4 have at least 1.. 31. a day pensi• n,
Defendant loot his wife and two children while la
Dorchester, and to the host of his belief he wee not
mettle" 11 011 , rod had no no t maintain OSO.pt him.
self.—The llocch made an r lee for 3, • week, with
the smear' and co4L—Enorna Nutley w r sum.
stoned for disorderly behead nu in Fording•on, on
the 14th of De oher.—Defendant pleaded guilty, and
warn sentenced to 14 days' hard labour.—Frederick
Hargreaves, • blacksmith, of Hull was charged wdb
begging on the print us day—P.C. Harvey proved
the caw, but the Bench let hint off with a caution.
Sam, or Soso.—" John Tregonoweth, His Mark"
wee the title of a very interesting and instinctive
service of wing. given in the Primitive Methodist
Chapel, on Thursday evening last, by the Band of
Hope he connection with that place of worrhip. Mr.
A. Dudek (President) occupied the chair, and the
Be,. 11. Portuall gave the connective medlars. There
wee a fair attendance, notwithstanding wend
eounter.attrutions. Previous to the service, of tong
the Band of Hope had their quarterly tea. the pro.
visions for which were soppliol by Mr. H. Foot, of
High West-street.—The President, in the course of his
opening remarks, said he was vary plumed to preside
over that meeting for one reason—bonnie he had
enjoyed the quarterly tea with the children. Sinai
the Band of Hope had been started he did not think
they hal lost moot), if any, ground. Some years ago,
when he first came to the town, there were but one
or two Bands of Hope; but now there was one to
nearly every pleas of worship, which spoke well f,r
the strenuous toff wts of the temperance advocates, and
It seemed to him they were determined to win the day,
come what may, with regard to the great question
of thelzy total abstinence. Just around
that chapel, almost within • stone's throw,
they w find not lees than nine or ten places where
Intoxicating drink is sold, and where • great number
of men Idle • great deal of their time. His earnest
prayer to God was that Ho would own and bless the
of His servants up and down the world, and
hasten the time when intoxicating drinks would be
driven from the land. (Applatue.)—The varlout songs
were well rendered. Miss K. Garland ably ofilitated
at the harmonium. Votes of thanks were accorded all
who had helped to make the service of song • mottoes
Mr. Richards very kindly conducted the singing.
Woantro Meet's Cunt.—The committee of this
institution, in prodding for the mutual welfare and
amusement of it. members, held the first of • series of
social gatherings arrange I for the winter on Thursday
evening last, when about O members and their friends
were regale] with a bountiful two at the People's
oat,. P...... 5 —lr.; r.ocertabiment took place
Immediately afterwards, before the conasese,......,
which the secretary, Mr. J. 0. Clark, le . few suitable
remarks, expressed hie pleasure and satisfaction their
efforts to please bad met with appreciatioo as was
proved by the numbers pregent, and trusted such
meeting* as this would a•.tract at! !wine) others,
whom he heartily invited, to Join them. A capitol
me WY then gone through, an opening march
Cirannardekly pc:!, mt... 1 by tho rtrumeirtalistr—
Messrs. A. Bawler (piano), Jewel (violin), J. Green
(violoncello), Burble and G. Lege (pie 'l's). Mr. U.
Randall followed with • song was indeed " •
sound •ffair," OA w 4.1 also. tie, W.,: L. 4 hng in character,
provoking much lowhter I.y bin di,llery. Readings
by Mears. Wolff and C.ark were well revolved, the
former interpolating a verse on the club. The comic
side of Tommy Atkins was sustained by Vie Inimitable
Bosco., who was repeat olly uncor-1, and Mr. F. Lane,
who pommies u clear, welldrsine I ten, r voice, was
loudly applauded for the exc.lllent rendering of his
two unto. The lady vocalists were all tderably good.
and Miss J. P..uney deserves special to* ntion ter her
singing in the duets with Mr. T. Dean, wh "executed"
his part in the fullest sense of tie word. On the whole
the affair was a succana, end a credit to Mr. (lark and
his eodoelpers, who hod planned and prepared the
evening's enjoyment. We append the programme :
Part I.—" Marche anx Flambeaux," 3dessrs. Bawler,
Jones, Green, and Legg; song, "A Sound Affair,"
Mr. C. Bendel' ; reading, "The Phosphoresomt Cat,"
Mr. A. Wolff; song, "Th. Slave Ship," Mr. Martin;
recitation, "The Broken Book.cale." Mr. Dimmer;
song, "You ain't get 'em," Mr. Garland; song,
"Sweet Remembrance," Miss Rogow recitation,
"Drink and • Sooldirog Wife," Mr. 'Hall ; song,
"Man of Many Names," Mr. Dean', song, "Oh!
Mary Ann," Private Waco° ; tiong, Tile Brave Old
Union Jalk," Mr. F. Lane; minuet from Sams in,'
Messrs. Bawler, Jonas, Green, ant Legg. Part 2.
Welt:, "My queen," Masers. Bawler. itfil.t. Green,
and Burden ; song, " 1.1 -n Convention," Mr. C.
Elude!! •, • erg, "Tnro.l.am Toll," Miss Pointy;
song, " ly l'airr,o," Mr. F. Love; readin.r, "A
Rare :lei.," Mt. F. Clark *Dew, Mist Vincent;
Dutt, " A•ttene," Mist Pouney and Mr.
Dean; ott, n, "014rIcal Wit,' Mr. H. art ;
Mpg, " L)!". W.,•.'t Bellow" Mr. C. !leaden; song,
Mwl e'. • 4horti •," Private B -scot ; rozitatiou,
"Thinkr I t • Mysrlf," Mr. Dimmer ; sou. Mi..
Vincent • dot," Very Suspicions" Misr Pommy and
Mr. Dean; hung, " The Cottage by the Sea." Mr.
Martin; song, "How do you like Landow " &teem
&awe "God Save the Queen."