The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-07 00:00:00

(Is 000 sequence of as smollfinat to our machinery in
the milet of printing, we are ar.day lodebted to the
and o.urtmy of the Proprietor of the Dorset
gotto anb ifltL County Chronicle. 1.1, priming our P•Prr* en
marl:dia.—En., D. a express )
No end of stupors and Useting hes there bogs at this The annual serui.,n to the mbar* and friends
festive time —hotel suppers, choir supper), echoil tt. Ydrnii Insmoeni•U'n wa•K•rched,s.
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euppn e a friend. y. 0012... y het at Claim Church, Fy the .
the punts—Vow to distinguish the aortal gashed., of
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• pail, of g..od neighbours 5U,. well-mocked bused re). Prerwml his disco:Amin with • few fiPi• BS
of .we hear., landlord "eminent e 4ener,", the laaAnf b. the Jewish ~ffering of the living Ismb m
priests hospitality of some liberal clergyntrin bL t %sacrifice through dm priest, prefiguring that one
littleistrites,from the formal public meetings whereat °ft to Low. J'eftbil: to b.. our
ettana,,,„ great moment to the Shad may be soul.
Druk.and b slim, air be had t them with His own
heard god done into block-and-white for tho edificestica blood. The monies had shown ne, sad
of impatient readers. Some newspaissra mottle the
Ma —precious love were also adduced se urgent
' diffimity by letting its agents get in anYwhore sad remora for all to our themselves to Got, and so the
salsifies mull only be aceeptsd through • Pawn or
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fie through the lewd Josue aloes as our tdering could we
reverend magnate, or jolly boat hmbutk""----- any
tilfft."'"""m'lmn sib.hortadas"*""d b•wfleletlias(l4sigh•adt tonan"lyialop;baradudidailkiato
feast, and expi.tai to me it in this Palm, let not Rim
lay the flatter unction to his soul, unless he has
done the courteous thing by sending an ilkVitatio.
written or printed to this officio Great mea at. quick
enough at finding us out, when they west. favour.
As to verbal invitations, three are worth little or
nothing ; too often, though intended, they are never
delivered, and too often Um recipient may forget; but
lifers arrinte, the written letter, or thiiiprinted nodal,
will ensure attention from the (busty &corms end
/Warms, especially U our friends are merciful in their
after-feasting talk, and remember that the toasts of
Queen, the him* and Princess the Rost, the Army.
Navy, and Reserves, the Lord Lieutenant and.
Bishop. Clergy, and Ministers, &0., to
are repeated at almost every one of these feasts, and
the not quite original Warman thereon can hardly
interest even our part of the world.

Death of Ir. Councillor licb3man.
The &loth of this respected townsman took place
on Wednesday morning at italf•past nine. Mr. 24ew-
MAD was stewarn for Lord Langton ; hew.. in the
otlioe of the late Hr. T. Coombs for upwarls of 30
years, having mitered as a boy, and he only left It
when he obt hind sib* appointment as Lord Allagton's
vent. Wowed WM one of the first to join the
Dorchester Rifle Caps, and worked so well and was
so useful th he wee prourWed fast, until he waa ap-
twisted quartermaster. He passed his /Lamination
f r this important post, and obtained his certificate at
the last volunteer camp at Poole. In UM he was
appointed Lord Llingten's steward, and in the follow.
Mg year arm elect-d town rms.:Allot at the head of
the polL A. a oonnoLlor he always took great in-
terest in everything connected with the woi king men
of the town, warn ever ready to further their interests
many way within his power, and that Pert of our
omismunity will miss a kind friend and faithful
adviser. His death waa outmost by congestion of the
ki,ineys, and he wee in his 44th year. He leans a
widow, three daughters, and a eon, whose ages are
between 16 and 10 years, and we we sure the oympa-
tides of the whole town are with them, for Hr.
Newman and his fa silly also were respected cy all
clisseea