The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-11-21 00:00:00

upon shore, and even if they succeeded in landing,
hey would have to lookout for their corns. (Laughter
and applause.) He thanked them very heartily for
drinking the toast
Mr. J. WRY endorsed the remarks of Mr. Hazel,
and was sure the volunteers would always do their
duty. (Applause.)
' "The Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese, and
Ministers of an Denominations" was the next toast
given by the Outlooks, who remarked that the
Bishop, though an old man, hail dorm much good
work. The Clergy were looked upon as their spiritual
advisers, and he was sure they all did what they
anibl for the benefit of their fellow men. He thought
that they ought to be thankful that they were
born in a free country like England where all could
enjoy their own rel. oue (calliope IA matinee.) -
Ile toast was Can lolly reteived WEYMOUTH.
Song by Mr. Secretary C. T. OLP : "England's TEMPERANCE Lgeo-rato-On Wedneelay night nosier
Merry Bolls." the auspices of " Caxtma" 3404 Lo.,LY., Bro. C. Hill
The CHAIRMAN said the next toast Was the toast of delivered a temperance lecture in the lodge-room, Park-
the evening, that of " Summit to the Manchester street. About 120 or 150 were present, ant Bro. Ilill told
part of the etery of his life in Lepton, acknowledging the
Unity, the latole 1/istrict,. reol the lifandin-Hand
It value of hie parents' temperance tem gs bin and his own
Lodge, of the Independent Order of Oddfellowa"
teetotal practice. The audience were kept eutertainal
was a toast he was much less competent to speak of for nearly two hours.
than those who would follow him. He knew that Disrawariox or Till SHOULDER.. -On Sunday evening
they (lid an humense amount of good, and prevented a Mr.. Prescott, wife .4 Captain Prescott. of Weymouth
vast deal of misery. (Applause.) Under rule 4, of Quay, coming out of Trinity Church accidently slipped
the little book which had hewn platted in his hands by down and ilisloceted her ehoulder. She was attended by
their secretary, he Saw that the principal objects of Dr. Nathan, who reduced the dislocation, and the lady is
their society was the raising of fends for the payment new progressing favourably'
Co:cession we THE BRAHL-On Thursday last a boy
of a sum of money on the death .4 a member, the
named Maid,, 8 man (AO, and living at Belle Vue
relief .4e mnder', in eicknees ant old age, an:l the , was
playing with others in Eestotreet, when another little
granting om f teporarY mesietance. Any society which boy pushed him .I.ovu in play. The child went home,
had Hitch ohjecto in view Whet be in every sense a and would not eat his tea, ilea concussion of the brain
bro Git 'society. (Applause.) lie (the (hairman) and inflammation came on. Dr. Nathan attended bite,
agreed with the writer of the preface of that book, and the symptoms were so unfavourable that Dr.
Moorhead was called in consultation; lint the child lay
when he said that he considered it the bounden duty in a comatose beets', and it is feared lie will not recover.
of every man to make provision for the decent burial Toe Vivi -el
of himself and his wife and children, and to endeavour D.Vivid,3" eimuiries having. been male
respecting the Captain Melee of this port, which
to have wenething for the support of Itis widow and it was feared had suffered some seenialty on her voyage to
°mamma (Applause.) Ile congratulated every metu- lianihure. the owners have kindly favoured us with a
her on being connected with a society which was in sight of the extract !rum Lloyds List, of the 6th inst, a
such a prosperous stele. He saw that diming the vopy of which we give verbatim r-" Bremen, 2nd
year they had saved £lOO, and rata a capital invested Noventber.-The Collier reported, list October. as having
of upwards of eakso, which would hiring them in an drifted towards the Itublenplate, a now at anchor at the
red buoy; name still unknown.-" The Vivid (Kell&
Interest of £4O or iaso annually, which must be a collier) is at anchor at the same plare."-Although this is
great help to the goviety. This must be a source of by no means conclusive, as there are other coasters of the
great gratifiattion to there, ana he hml a good deal of name: yet as the place is such an one as a Yenisei bound to
pleasure in proposing the toast. Hamburg might be driven to by stress of weather. it Is
N.G. Sr.i.wAv responded on behalf of the Manchester confidently hoped that the Vivid thus "listed' is the one
Unity, which was the Lageet society in the world, &nil in about the safety of which we had become so anxious.
point of (undo would bear favourable comparison with any THE Elwin:LEß WEETwOoIi, who war sentenced at
kindred society. In nearly mery plaoe where the British Dorchester Quarter Semieus to dye years penal servitude,
flag waved could be found a lodge of Othifellown. The for obtaining goods by false pretences from Mr. Lundie,
Manchester Unity had complied with the Friendly served her term at Woking. Afterwards she went to
Societies Act by carrying out the instructions as to the Clifton, recommenced, her nefarious proceedings, grave
valuations of helices, and it was hoped that when this was herself out as the daughter of a clergyman with £3OO a
completed every body would be perfectly satisfied. On the year and the prospect of being married to a baronet She
lit of January the whole Unity consisted of 5018,013 menu- lodired at Chariton-place, Iticbmond Park, and soon
hers, and, taking the average entrances In the society. it victimised a number of Clifton tradesmen. But having
would be at the present time about UO.OOO members. The stolen nine dinner napkins from her lodgings, she was
receipts for 1e75 were :-" From contributions, C. 501,507 -, tried at Bristol Sessions last week, and sentenced to ten
interest on capital, £138,014 14.11.; admissions, £15.836 us Year's penal servitude and seven year's police supervision,
-total, CtillaCall 12e. al. Expenditure for the same period; a sentence which, if fully carried out, ought to put an end
For sick benefits, r 315,009 14s. 3-I. : funeral benefits, to her career of dahonest grandeur.
£100,434 16-total £454,4115 10a. 3.1. These figures showed Woamita Man's Ginn Discussion CLAM.-in the read-
a net increase of RE4,SIB Is, 11.1. The capital on January ingroore of the club more members than usual assembled
Ist was:-Lodee, sick, and funeral funds, £3,801,14:65a. 2d.: on Weerombey evening, the object being to hear the first
dietriet funeral funds, £77,945 Is. -tome anomie ge. me of the discussions, second series. Mr. Bolts read a very
In PISS the aggregate awl average ages of the members of excellent paper on the quesion-" Will England decay
the Unity were first given. and although the aggregate like the nations of antiquity r In a patriotic and well-
ages had increased about tbree-and-a-half millions by the reasoned production Mr. Rolls argued that England is
Increase of members the ages of inennimg members had not likely to decay, and the munificent description of
lean such that the average in MIN -3502 -WA only the country's present greatness drew forth loud applause.
increased to 36111 in 1876, being • paid of eight years. There seemed a danger of the discussion being still-born
The numbers of niembers at and ahoy- 66 years of age (rola members agreeing with Mr. Rolls: but Mr. Taylor
were :-R0 years, 108 • 81. 78; 112. 59: tO, 33: 81, 19: ko, very pluckily took the opposite view, and lashed some of
23' 86, 9; 87,3; 811, If; 89, 3; 00, 2: and they had one oil the pleasures of England's great ones, as the race-course,
patriarch at 101-showing • total of 323 members at and and 'Metered certain shortcomiruts in education, the per-
above 80 years of age. (Applause) He concluded by uicious literature of the age, he. Mr. Thimitou .lefended.
thanking them for their kindness, speaking in high terms of the Prince of Wales; Mr. Gibbs
P.O. Bauman replied for Poole District, stating it was stood up for the promoters of eaucatien, and was mady to
composed of EI lodges, numbering on the let June 4,838 discuss that m m atter ore esaecially with Er. Taylor ; Mr.
memeers, icing an increase on the previous six months of Learmouth (chairman) feared the bail effect of our coal
112 members. The amount of contributions received mines being exhausted, and that sufficient iron would not
during the year Ina was £5,416 lbs. 314. The amount of be found for our defences; Mr. T. Roberts had faith in
interest on capital was £033 Os, Si. The amount of sick country's desire for peace and the readiness to turn to
pay by the lodges in the district during the same year new sources of wealth when some had failed: Mr.
was £2,1127 7s. east, while the amount of funeral benefita Burden believed also in the preserving strength of truth
for members and Wives was CM amount of sick and and righteousness, bat disliked the liquor traffic and the
funeral funds in the dietact AO January let, 11470, was state of the land laws; Mr. Strange ably pointed out that
.1:34,644 Os. 511. The average age of the metubers in the education was mmessed by countries which have already
district ass 31 years. (Applause.) declined. Mr. Rolls replied, and, on the vote being given.
Mr. Secretary OLD responded for tbe "Hand-in-Hand " it was overwhelmingly in favour of the belief that
Lodge, thanking the Chairman for so hearth} proposing England will not decay. Vote' of thanks were given to
. suet the company for receiving the toest The ledge WM Mr. Rolls for his excellent paper, and to Mr. Loarmouth
' catabliehed on the Bth of November, ltes9, with only 10 for filling the chair.
subscriliing inemeera Since then it had gone on prom Local, Baimatiorce ArrILAL.-In the High Court of
perously and hail steadily increaeel in numbers and funds. Appeal on Thursday the suit Ex iarto Tate re Tate was
At the present tune they had 1111 subscribing and 10 heard. This was an appeal from the decision of Sir James
bonorery inenthera During the present year the health Bacon, Chief Judge in Bankruptcy, who had discharged
of the members hail been very goad compared with the the order of the judge of the Bath County Court. dismiss.
previous year : the sum of £159 les. Id. was paid for rick hig an application by the truetee to declare • sum of .C 490
allowances, ale' emi fee the tenths 'if three members. But ievegtml by the Mater shortly before his failure in the
he was pleased to' inform them Mit duri mg the present jeint liasuet of his father ana himself as ee-trustome was
year, up to this time, they had only Paid for sickness the property of the tnietee, and was invested frauduleutly.
i £56 lit, 81, and for the death* of one :teenier and two The facts shortly were as follow :-The debtor, David
wives £23. They had been able to invest during the pre Tate, who war a miller and corn dealer, of Bath, and
sent year .4300, which together with the previews capital, ferraerly of Itloilipabl Mills, was cotrustee with his father
Maliiiire in hand, de, would make the capital fund of the under the will of a Mr. Simesion, Intl disriug the years
ledge ahout .1.3450. During the present year they had an 11(72-3 they sold out a suni of £1,918 13e., part of the trust
. Increase of 2.4 menibers, whose average age was 20 years, funds, and the debtor was allowed to receive of that sum
1 The average see of the Inembere of Gm lodge was 28 metro about £1,416 for Lie own benefit, Falling into difficulties
! (Applause.) The Secretary concluded by Congratulating in the mouth of April lest, and being at that titne engaged
the nieuilmre upon the success of the Lidee, announced in staving off his creditors, be compromised a claim he had
amid applause that Mr. Cetincillor Hazel hml eubwriled for £lOO, end drew a large lenience he hasf outof the bank,
10s. to the funds sod spoke e ith pleasure of his connection and of that money on the 6th of May lie invested aillo in
with them, lie had only been absent about two lodge Consols in the pent names of his fether and himself in
Inights out of the 17 years he had belonged to the Part Payment of the trout money mad, away with by hint.
lodge, and during the whole of that tame there had not Shortly after he presented a petition for liquidation. The
, been a single ease repertml of drunkenness eillolll. Meal' trustee sought in the court below to upset the in eeetment
1 hers during lalee home. (Applause.) on two gr ttttt Ids-first on the ground of fraud against the
I Sing by Mr. HOLLAND: '' Theodore's Valiant Army. other creditors, and secondly that it was an act of banks
, Mr. Otis then said be bad a very Pleasing duty to per- ruptry ,lu the part of the debtor. It was alleged the
1 form, a duty he had carrie4 °Mon many previous occasions nieney Was invested under pressure, and uteler the threat
-that of preeentme t, teat officers, n,,uks of e5t.,,,,,, from that criminal proceedings were ahout to be instituted.
1 the brethren of the lodge, of the manner ili which they The court below diselierged the application. but it was
, had eerrial mit their duties. Wheu the Lodge was first Meet on appeal by the order of Use chief judge, and
! established. their funds would not admit of presentations against that order the present appeal was brought. Mr.
, being seals, but now they were in iuore flouriehing cir. ITICA ILE., appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Defex,
1 cemeteries's, und the last of put officers- that q.C.. and Mr. Finlay Knight for the respondent Alter
lis of those who had successfully paellal through the coneluston of the arguments of counsel their lordship*
' all the ehaira-(cheers)-would he presented with dismissed the appeal with costa
1 the certificates, they saw hanging_ on the wall.. BOROUGH PETTY simaloos. Tormeir : -Before the Mayor
' P. 14. Hazel was present, but P.G. a. Whitty, and (Mr. Lundie). Mr. .1. Milleilge. M. B. Hopkins, Dr. Drew,
1 Pee Milk were out .4 distance, but had written eking Mr. W. Talbot, rad Mr. H. Haggett.
him (Mr. Old) to Weak the ledge ou their behalf, for the CLAIMS,: • BROOCH.
honour thus conferred upon them. Mr. Old then read the Rama Ve UMW, a a spectabie youtig person, was
inscription on the certificates, and begged Mr. hazel to eunimoned for " unlawftilly ilemining a loofah." alleged
accept it, flea mark of esteem from the members of the to be the property if Eliza Smith. -Complainant. had the
hese., (Applause.) appearance a mie .4 thaw somple who itttutel Mini and
PM. HAZEL replied in suitable terms. He thought he races.-The defendant in answer ti the Beach mid she
coed.' houtestly ray lie lied done something to merit it, as had the brooch with lien; it was her own.-Complainant
when they joined they all promised to do their best to sail she lost the bremei at Totnes races, last September
further the intonate 0( the lodge. mud he hoped he had twelvemonth. There wee S. row at the Seven Stars
fulfilled titet. townie. (Hear. hear.) If there were any puhlichouse, and the brooch was taken from her. She had
preeent who did not belong to Own they should be very not aeon it eine!, until she went Into a pork shop in Bend
glad for them to join. Ho concluded by saying he should street awl fl-re defeneent was wearing it She .leserileal
always look upon the certificate with great feelings of itmleing elarge eilvertionieshosewithSeotell pebbles intim
pleasure. holes where the nails are, and a silver stag's head in the
Mr. W. If. Bootee thee mug an original song, full of centre, it was fasvnea ineele by two silver loops, one of
local hits, especially touching on the election, and aver- which was broken, the stones were equare, and ..ne was
ille get a little one sided. The lady was wearing it, wlem she
Time proper man vi heed the Hi was George .I. Gregory." eaw the brooch, and the (cemplainant) asked her to let her
Each of the other candidates Cale, in for • slice, and the look at it, snying she hind never seen one like it before.-
applause was immense as the various names were The Bench &sloe, if there was anything peculiar about the
mentioned. The firework* were touched on, and the song rnake of the breech, or whether it Wee not a machine-
concluded with the refrain "Britian/ never Isbell be made one? Was it neele to order for plaintiff f -The
deem" woman replied that Mei bad lawn told it was made to
P.G. lateens= briefly and cordially proposed "The order in Glasgow.-Defendant who handed up the brooch
Health of the Medical Officer," and It was received with to the Bench, mid it was hers :she had bail it seven years,
meads of cheering, and " Ile s a jolly good fellow" and she preducel a letter from SOlllO one who was said to
sang by Ito.. Sirawae : "Silver leanlight" have been present when it was given her. Wliell corn.
The VICK-CHAIRMAN propose, "The Health of their plaieant Come inm tho shop, elle goal "Oh. my lear.
worthy Chairman." They lied male a good choice in there'. • pretty brooch, Is let one leok at it; 1 have
electing him to pooele that evening, and he had carried never seen one like tbat before." She showed it
out his duties capitally. He had lately been electml fo the to her ana complainant held it in her hand,
Town, and he (the speaker) thought a little "new blood" examining it for dee or ten minutes all over, and
would do good there, and trusted that the Chelromo then she sail it was her's, and would not let her have it
would come out among them as his right hand friend (Mr. back, till she snatched it nut of her )mand-Mrs. Guppy
Gregory) hull done, and become equally respected by the mid defendant crane to lodge with her, she believed, in
friendly societies in the town. (Hear, hear.) He would the last week of August, BM and was then wearing the
oak them to driuk Mr. Pope's good health ill • bumper. hrooch. Was not sure this was the last week in August
(This was done areal three time three cheers, lustly given.) or the first week iii Septeinher.-Defendant in answer to
P.G. GRIMM then Nang "Give Ille the man of honest the Belie's, said the brooch belonged to her ;it was given
heart" to her in MOO She never was in 'Fotnet, or Dawlish.-
The CHAIRMAN thanked them for the very flattering Plaintiff selfsame never having seen Mamie:int in
manner in which they had proposei his health. It was Totees. After she lost the brooch, she asked the laud-
with very great pleasure he came among them, and Vhe Lady about it, and she said she had picked it up ! but could
had in any measure added to their enjoyment he was not tell wherever it was gone. This was when she went
' repaid an hundredfold. Ile took an interest in every- to Tomes races this year.-The Mayor said there was
ODDh'ELLOWIF ANNIVERSARY SUPPER. thing that tended to raise the (media. el of the industrial not enough evidence to show the brooch was corn,
and working claims, -these societies did that, and made plairuutt's ; they believed it to belong to the young lady,
'The 17th sumiversary of the Loyal " lianildn- their member', independent. As they joined them and defendant, they ordered it to be banded bark to her, and
MUNI" Lodge, Manchester Unity of Ottifellows, was alien overtaken by sickness Gould come and take sa his the young lady left the Court without • stain on her
held at their lodioartioni. Dorchester Arms Inn, on right that which he Mel saved. (Applauae.) Speaking at character.
Monday evening. and WWI a great success. The rootn a late friendly meiety meeting In Ole town a einlnCiller Jobe Geora was sioninonesi for being drunk on Friday
hail been adorned be the occasion with flowers and suggested that they should only vote for those men who afternoon. P.C. Delamont saw defendant drunk in St.
everareens -around the walls being the mottoes would consent to bee honorary members of these Mary's street. and annoying people on the footway. Ile
•• Friendship. Live. and Truth," and " Unity, Pence, pecietieit. But they were then on the eve of an election- first went between some Mdies near Mr. Rowe's shop,
an.l he was elected-and who knew that if he had given and said "Out of the way for a drunken man," on which
laid Conconl," whilst at the back of the chairman that pr. as, hat that ho might have bad a writ out they wattered away from him. Then he went to a
bona sea eral limit-odic:ens' certificates, which tiering imainet Lim, and have been unseated for bribery. gentlenian, and del the Sellle.-The Superintendent gave
the evening were presentee to brethren who hail suc• (ieoehter Anil applause.) But now that he WiLe unfettered adendant the character of an habitual drunkard-The
easefully " peewit the chairs." On the tables were by that he should hi me great eleanire in becoming an Mayor said an habitual drunkard was one of the pests of
iliepleyed a number of eheiee plants; and the retorting Imnorary member of their lodge. (leuel cheers.) Ile 'society, and fined Ocock 10e., or seveuday's bard labour.-
of Moot Latidecheit gave ritual 'satisfaction to that of again thanked them for their kinilnee, and concluded Pahl
the pad 14 rani. 'Wrist,' which he hiss annually place.ge, and ' maid applies. la ordering gleam.% round. Boßourin Parer Semmes. Thunehae-Before Mr.
a similar 'spread behire the metuben tO the lo
Mr. 3. Waimea: The only practical speech of the Lundie (Meyer.) and Mr. T. Abbott.
eve . ii. (Losithter.) aerie Sprenthis N.LII summoned by Harriet Bessie
at the elm. of the pr eeedings if Monday he was as
N.G. SELwAr then gave "Time Bud of Hope Lodge, and Pi.....etett Mr threatening to do greviows bodily harm, and
heaxtile thanked as on previ lus occasions. Kindral Societies." to show Cease why he should not be hound ever to keep
The chair was osecupied by Mr. Councillor Alfred P.P.G.M. Nee responded for the o.ffifellowa They the matm.-Complainant resides in Loye-laae, and said
rope, mut he was outmoded right and left by s T. were in is very prosperous state and had a good reserve she feed kept company fiur a long time with Spranklin :
Cousmillor (1. J. (1. (liregory and Mr. John Hazel; fend. if„ „mead net say mulch &taut them that emegium but about six or eight weeks ago she fell out with his
were Mr. J. Barrett, Phomix as he hope to have the pleasure of their eompany at their friends, lie being away at the time. The (lay before
anti &anon.; thl Company next anniversary, when he would Mil them how they yesterday elle had a quarrel with him. Spranklin asked
Litt aricsoch rnuin), -Mr. R.. Fudge, Mr, F. J.
avrii;n: Programing. Ile thanked them for their kitelnese, lier for souse likeneems which *be hal tehl lam I hid
.1 Mr. J. Weblwr. Mr. W. .r. W. Pike (Bud
I Impel the taut...14,40f 0.1.16410ws in the town, in the burnt. At the Town hall stem he eassehlahter-t:rar7rttarnd-
of Hope Ledge), Mr. .1. allies (treaaurer), Mr. O. T. fetter as iii the put, would go on working harmoniously ing something, lett she li I t t L.,. ~,,....11P:11%. w
Old (seeretar)a Mr. lieathoni, Mr. 11. Selway, N.G., t0.,„tb,,,.. sail that complainants' statement now was very different
Mr. ae. la Brown, rte., the whole company well The Vu. E.Custaissn nq died for the Ohl Friends. Every- ( what she mid at the offitv, when she said that
filling the nem. thing Was going WII Well With theill, Wel be hoped they elpranklin thruatenel ti ,I, for her. At the White Hart
The remet beetle; Leen C included and the sloth would continuo so. Ile should be very pleased to meet Spranklin Sant for her tic out, and she went out,
emuoved, the CHAIRMAN Savo the rust toaolt on the list. , their, Chairman mid Um friends premed on the next when he threatentel to do for her, and swum,-that lie would
mewing. of their meeting-M.:ether. swing for her. Ile also drew a knife loan his pocket, and
It was now chew upon 14) years sine, the ()lawn „wee by Mr. .7. Witniutic "TM, Rhine Wine" said be weuld like to put the content. of that thrumsh
weendeel to the throne of England, and during that ' Mr. Secretary C. 'l'. Ohs in cerdial tenni, props-wed "This her. She was afraid that he would do her smile bodily
lona perimi her reildi had been unparalleled -it had Timor end Corporation." The Mayor ha l replie.l to his harm. She formerly lodged with his neither ; hut Si she
been succeseful End glorioue-and all admitted that (the secretary's) invitation that it would be impossihte for ata not appreee i 4 his (mud., she left them, and went to
she was tee sovereign ruler of a mighty empire. She hint to attend that evenine, but they hat twi, gentlemen live with Mrs. John Scott. -Seine accusations of a foul
livesl in the Werra of her subject'', and was beloved' amang them wh they apprecieted, and who they nature were made by Spranklin against the girt-Simper.l
.t... 1 1 y
~, lie hea gre,,t 1,1,,,,,,re tt, giving • were very pleased tu me preeent, and lie would couple the intendent Vickery, in enema to the Louch, said that
MI eeliel I • 1.. names of Mr. Gregory isiell Mr. A. Pope with the toast. Sergeant Harvey timanisde enquiries.-The sergeant said
them "Thin' Health of Her Majesty the Queen:
(A mese me) the parents told- him that they sent the girl away hecause
The next toast, the CHAIRMAN remarked, was ow Mr. (Miriam un Tieing was received with hearty she got about with other men. -Defendant was bound
which WWI always most c inlially and loyally received cheers. Ile 'beaked Bro. 01.1 for the kind tertue in whieh over in his recognisencee in £5 to keep the peace for
in all weemblies of Englishmen. It was that of 'hiss ho had propeed the twit, and Mr the hearty manner in three mont/ue towards the complainant. lie had to pay
l'riuse im.l l'rincese of Wales, anti the net I,f the which they hml received it. Ile lab le Teti to have seen To. flu.
Royal Family." The Prince of Wake iiml by lite h'.., new " wordep" present, eine would have responded BLIEOI,IIH PETIT HINSIOSS, Friday.-Before Mr. James
endeared I • self to, all atot thus have relieved I ef the respeedhility. Ile Robert...in. Mr It. Haggett and Mr. T. Ableet
kind avid genial ilenic. (M, a Oregory) had a recruit at his side, who he hoped ' James Rerriilekt was eillaiiellluil fur using towards
Crime Peigligliesou, and he hail only to pay this town a
e mild turn out • gaol soldier. Thee had Loh as they ' William Hennsell certain W.W.I, Whiling to incite him to
eielt to see how tuncli be lived In the hea. le of the
knew, .1 eleun emitted, mei be thought by the result the ' a breach of the re:toe-Mr. Hanne appearel for defeu.
people, mei V. witionat the matoser in which tlem would ,
meeters had shown tliet the amnia the minority in the dant. -Last Tuesday week it mewed, the partied 11114101111 S
tare ent to welcome his, iti their midst llie Trine-ea Council hall lean minutia ewe amoptable to them, high words nopecting the sale of a sewing machine, and
of Waite wee a moot lovely ereatio e, and wee a ( t ',emu...) They !eel hall 'several impertant subjects in cougequetioo of what defecelaut aftereitials atel otont
inotern for any ratty. Prime .elfred hail provol I ' - hei..re them letelY. mete-jelly the utiw fair held, and (loom respecting compianialita eberam ,'r, the latter
self a th" ~,,,,,, eallor. Prime Arthur ,L goo.' soldier, Litlissii.th the plies for this Leso not quite in immoritanee ' brought these proseminige. --Mr. Mahe deecribeil the
with his vies, it was tee lat to alter it now. his hoped ; Miele soot a trumpery character, 111111 maul the parties after
ago every urinher of tbe niyal family was doing eonie-
they should go 01l comfortably, and that all would mill the quarrel went together t. a puldie.hoitse. He raked
Aim!. 'The toast was remaval with onset enthiminern.
together and ilo what they ceul.l for the ititerest of the whether he had any CA. to meet. The Bench thought
Mr. 11, .1. G. ()Remote bad been aeked to propose to, (Applause.) Its concluded by expressing the !he hat not, and the summons was lllSlllitleeil.
the omit beast, and he dal so with a good deal of pleasure le. felt at meeting them at their =loud banquets. 1 Cowen COVET, Saturday ..-Defore Mr. T. E. P.
pleader, It was "Time Army, Navy, and Heaters's (ateaeuee.) Lefroy, judge.
leorces." (Applaure.) Ito had had the honour id P.P.G.M. PIKE proposed "The Town and Trade of Robert Cumbria V. Usurps IV inter, -Clain, fee em is,
responding to that toast 011 many occlusions when till. Dutch ester," and balance of account. -Defendant said that be had paid, and
meted with the volunteers, but having now retired Some lively rsunarket interspersed with • little friendly I produced receipts for the ereater part of the original debt.
(ruin the service he was enabled pn it. The
iti chaff weren.timie by meters. W. H. BRowta J. then, R. - The Judge asked plaintiff what lie had to say to them,
calMilLolit,
tole
.J.5.t.411014-OM, when plaintff returned that defendant refused to let him
upon see the receipts.-On tbis the Judge was about to die
army in comparison to other co war very mall.
tFht:taii,
le,eg:.. emii, G. KNAJara.l.
but here they hart no conneripti every soldier in the en't i- Ve.rws who 'were " Y ' allow defendant's caste ;but the account had been allowed
army was a volunteer --(cheers mid each did his • Bro. Oso. Oton proposed in a few, remarks "The lion. :to run on PO long-three scare t-Plaintiff maw that
duty willingly. Our navy they all knew was very • u„,n1,..... Summers asked him to allow it to stay over, as he was
efficient, and with the additions of the heavy guns Mr. G 11260111, in respowitug, expreseed the plesaure it building • house. Defendant was a workman at the saw
white were being made from time as time we could gave him to he an hollow)* member He was of each mills ; but he bought the eggs te eupply the officers at the
well my she weuld be • match for this cranhilled navies friewilY a ocieti in the town-(appleuess)-and took a Verne. -Mr. lienne called attration to the feet Met muse
of the world. (applause). The volunteers he could great interest in teem, items lied been marked uhf the plainteflai Ittaik, and set
apeak of from experience, and. he Was sure that if ever 'The Vetoers" WAS feaponeled to by Mr. HEATHOESI, II.P.:1 niram.-Mr. Comtism explained that he had done
their petroleum were require 4 they would all do their who was ple.,,e,d belie preeent, end hoped to meet them time at th.• ratemi .4 eiteumere, Whe SaIII It Was of an mei
Mr. t LO: "The elen ei Merry liumand.
mu let the writing Pt3Y, as It waslustwrittou whim the
duty. (Apid,usee.) lie had eyelet pleasure Movie out U'
Nona ,), ar lUth ""'"'"1". - r c ggy wire reeived. -tinfoil...taut swore that every time he
4 I
them the toad, coupled with the uanie of Trooper TLe Citatitnee pruPosed -11, vic-olairtnan' -a Last taint tor the eges, h. took a book in whieh they were
J. Hazel for the yeomanry and Private J. Yon for they would ell monis, meet eorajelle• lie congratallated entered. And he had uot rweiv.l the eggs which be
the volunteers. Mr. Iliennt. Ille.l, lieille iille i.l the suceessf al traaesinen disputes!. Tame eggs, the entry of ell e+ had been
Trooper lle/ah nelattaleal- He was .•eary there of Im'aehaater. 41.1 W&S.eIWI Li bwir they were All doing marked ~it in the- usd, by pinhole', he lea mit received.
was na representative of tile alloy present to respond. m well. tbst there was ue prospect of tiny of thew Ile had imfered to pey the uudisputed put, between a
He wa, proud of beloffiglßK to Ike YelsnattrY, and felt requiring whitewashing. (laughter.) (The toast was and LI. by instalmeute, and at the same time he disputed
ours that if ever this tight little island" were received with three thous three)
The Viaten,unims. in the other part of the bile-Plaintiff swore that defendant
Idea offered to pay taus M.,
..a month on the whole account -
6311161md with Invaai°u' there would
be
such an °I t'lling that Pwition w Thelireculeniutere& said
ehentienuanidd if Mrs. COO:11KM corroborated. Defendant she said, had not
artily of volunteers conning forward to join the reserve he had doise anything m add to their **me 'he was disputed the hill before; but be had often promiied to
i w would prevent the enemy puttiag their feet satisfied. (ANA.) pay, and had made special appointments to do so, and

Song by Mr. 13/mum "Us Bell goes • ringing for

—Mr. W. 11. BROWN proposed " The Wise." which was
acknowledged by Mr. J. Hazel. and Mr. R. FUDGE.
The Press" was very kindly propored by the Vica-
CHAIIIMALIK, and acknowledged by the representative of the
Dorset County Express and Telntratn.
"The Host and Hades*" was then cordially given,
heartily received, and suitably respon.leil to by M.
LAsnecyirr.

—Tlii;iitt—s—isimam then gave " Our Next Merry Meeting."
It was the first time he had met them, he had thoroughly
enjoyed the meeting, and hoped to meet them on many
such occasions. (Applause.)
This concluded the serious part of the evening, aril the
Cf ,rrman left amid rounds of cheers, the pleasures of
v. .:vt.ning being continued until midnight, when
terminated the seventeeth anniver,u7 of this nourishing
I lodge.