The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-25 00:00:00

111 mows.

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" Wn Hog 'in In."-The " 01 Bath.
CA, went ashore on the Gunfleet sena. January
and was afterwards sedeted oil. On being
Lund fight she was rue in to Herutoh.-11na.
Caner I -Landlady: "How shall I nuke out the
bill for this Artie' in the parlour, John Shall I call
hint 'Mr.' or • Esquire - Landlord: "Oh, you
may writa him Fagan,' and charge him 'all •
sovereign vary 1"-Puncii.
PUSJINTATION. -The young Lam of the i
clam in nomination with the Hops Chapel ohoirell
ted their soadoolor, Mr. C. Orooker, with a
kaudauni inning fork and pencil cal., and tit* male
members of the oboe • hasclionmily silver mounted
bdtos, as a murk of their high regard and approaintion
of hie services.
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°arum YotnroffunLirD.—A Berwick-oe-Tweed
correspondent writes :—Among the °Mare killed In
the engagement with the Zahn le Captain Regiaski
Younghneband, a damnedest of • Berwick family.
Hie ancestors were freemen of the ineromik. sad
tablets erected to their memory In Barwick parish
church, by Akers, reoord the dkdagniehed emvioes
whlck they rendered to the ooantry whoa In the
Army and Navy.
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DM' TH OF 11111. ADDISOII.—The tolling of Holy
Trinity Church bell on Saturday moraine told forth
the sad loan of an amiable and Chrinian lady—Mrs.
Addison, wife of the hWy-esisensed Vicar of Holy
Trinity. The death of Mn. Addison, although she wee
advanced in yews, wee sodden and unsipudad. Only
a few days before she appeared in her mita health
and spirit.; but she was attaokad with spaemcol the
heart, from whkh the good lady never rallied. Muth
sympathy is expressed in the town for tin venerable
vicar and his family; while • gloom hes been cast
over the immediate oink in width the deossied's
family moved.
Tee Avestan OF W/ITMOOTIL—In order to make
the approaches and amuse of the town more attractive
and to still carry out a work previously begun, hi
wonhip the Mayor (Mr. G. KUM), as the moving
power of the borough, is planting trees on the Dor-
chester-soad, Wyks-road, Lanedowneroad, a
C=
and the Barn& Yield, &nu over 300
trees to those already planted The work is under the
energetic skill and supervision of Mr. Superinteadent
Vickery. The trees consist of larch, elm, Nyman
poplar, limes, and hornbeams, which is •
assortment, and.. they grow up they cannot splendid
• vary
oinsst Pkturesclutans Sol our lesAng avenues.
We understead that Mr.
ra Abbott, who km erected
n.wvedoin Olo.Tioatio. is out the sum
idea by beautifying the approaches ash and Ar
trees.

"Two Houma OF Itursior."—An entertahunent
under the above title was given in the Royel Hotel
Aenersbly Rooms oa Friday evening and Saturday
afternoon isa, by Mr. B. G. Wilma, in ad at the
Holy Trinity Schools. Than was but a thin atten-
dee= on Friday evening ; but on Saturday afternoon
the nom was about time parts full. The illusions
presented wore mostly of the old typs, but the manner
at performing them was =km, finished, and new.
As a conjuror he stands preramlnent in lilsottemlon,
for without any mechanked applienoes, and sleight-
of-liand alone, Mr. Wilson mystifies the and
with freedom and frealuirs aorprbas his auctlesosa.
Bach an agertainamat was war& a isai }smog to
=ergo for lb. object it was, SO. Meow
himself to the public as =wing few com-
pare.

Simms° Rms. —Arrivals : Great Western, Blass.
Cherbourg, general ; South al Ireland, Pearn,
general. Brightios, Jersey sad
Guereasy 'genera Louisa, Lovell, Hartlepool, ooeL
Liberty, tkottlisiTmlikh Smeation, Nicholn=
maim nil. Le Mamie:,
Rineraldit , Portsmouth, nil. Isabella,
potatoes.DMcDonald, New York, .cake ; Simnel sad Mary,
Woods, ma, fish. Sunk Light Tender, Wool!, Lon-
don, superphm. Thrifty, Fibber, sea, felt
AttimpL Gale,ires, cement. Louisa, NS.
AIL— : Alice, Hartwell, Plymouth, Meat,
Great Western, Blempiel, ambourg, garret
oilirithad.ost, Ihell4 JerreadGueramey,
ge;inigessrs=
Lass, Morgun, Plyst**7l4; Hind, Duman,
Bristol, wine. Waterford, Weaned, Sunderland,
ballast. Semeation, IflohMsoa, Newcastle, ballast.
Sunk Light tender, Wooll, supayhosphate, Poole.
Tnz Wmoont Dm/ma—The Weymouth Ama-
teur Minstrels oampleted their emend entertainment
this ellemon on Thursday evening lest at the Working
Men's Club. The two iimeutei were given in
right good earnest spirit in aid of two of our most
deserving Institutions, viz :—The Royal Hospital and
Dispensary, and the Working'. Men Ohtb. Crowded
houses greeted our local "blade at each performance ;
but a combination of other attractions on Thursday
'maths prevented them getting the "lion', Aare."
Still they had • good house sad gam general satis-
faction. The programme was • tali and complete one,
and the way in which our dark friends did the
buena@ relied' the highest credit upon me and all of
Lb. talented troupe, whom we hope soon to me again
before a Wmouth andienos.grateliszemeed to bear
Mr. Hall did the bill-postingy ; but in con-
notion with • get up of this kind there must
mommily be many heavy items to meet, so that we
fear not so large • sum as the minstrels desired will be
available for the purposes indicated. However, let
than on some future ocesien before long give us
another similar exhibition of their Salamis (and if
irk • larger room) and we feel sure there will
be a crowded house. The piano was kindly Mt for
the occasion by Mr. Rooks.
GLOOM.= CRAM 81:11DAT SCHOOL. The
announcement of a tea-party has a peculiar charm to
the infantile mind sad taste, and never, perhaps, is
the philosophy of childhood so eircegly manifested, as
when, after the tea and asks, there is to be "Lta,;_il
lantern entertainment" To am the happy i
faces which gathered in the schoolroom of this chapil
the other night to partake of tea, to obtain rewards,
and to be amused. The Rev. Z. Bolton, who pre-
sided at the after meeting, and at which there were
many children of larger growth, distributed the prima
for regular attendance at the Sunday School dewing
the year. Rath yonag recipient bearing off his or
her prim received a word of enoouragement from th•
worthy pastor. Aftersatlit=thad been distributed
U. magio.lantera the subject
being what may boy and girl are always fascinated
with—" Dick Whlttington and hie Oat." Mr. Hallett
not only lint the lantern, but attended I. its working,
while the story was read Mr. Smith. Some very
y rendered by the chair
auring ideas, were
Mr. H. J. Roma, oripaist of
the church, at the piano. A vote of thanks
proposed to the members of the collar.
was
who had given the prises, and is the friends
and the choir for having contributed to the happy
moles of the evening's enjoyment.

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PUSEITILTIONI •7 7111 Norm Fourr.—A very
gratifying Sight was witsemed at the Nods. Fort on
menial' last, consequent on the
I noolcooduct medals to Sergeant MajorrTinnieds
Sergeant James Woortv, No. II Battery, lath
Brigade Royal Artillery. The toes having bees
drawn up in line punctually M ten o'clock, Captain 8.
di Lacy Lacy made him and the usual
salute haresabses gives, Captain de Lem called
the two te to the frog, and them each
by name, mid it gave him very peat pleasure
Weed to present to them them medals for good con-
duct, so well merited and deserved. ThetieLle
personally desired to thank them for their sirotn
and begged to exprem his pereonal regard to
them He trusted that the brigade would be
Inspired by the noble example of good conduct ben
displayed, and thus maintain Stele high
for they all saw how much better it was by übstitial4te
sobriety and good amend to win such medals than
tia.tmies gable and degraftg conduct to km them. He
Major Headrick had been present to have
premsted with his own hands then medals, as a
mark of the high esteem and regard they bad earned
In No. 12 Battery. In aosolnedas, he hoped that all
the men preseM would strive to seek the sense
honourable so that me day they might
stand in the same potlli.n and rem the seem reward.
He than attached to. modal first upon the breast at
Sergeant-Major Teesdale. then men the breed of
Bermant Woodcock. The man thee retired to their
quarters. We undermand that both them
realqban bean twenty yews in the serrios,wartia
are esteemed by the olloss• next on the
list for sham honour is Sergesed Lynn.
ALL LOOM • the
Boroulkinioss,
on Tuesday lan, Wen hi. Wonhip the Mayor (Mr.
G. Eliot), and Maw. lafrass. HoOdna, and Robert.
son, Mary Pilaus emmegedJane Ps.ry for using
abodes language lowan% bar. It appearea from the
evidence that Mss. Pitman oanupl.d rooms in Mn,
Penfs house, whisk imituand in esseplessewsturt.
St. Eimudsimel. On the 10th MS. Mn. Perry,
the lasellady M the boom mirk, • oilman whLi
was hum as • Hue in an upper apartment, amused
the rislesdant and her mother-In-law of steeling it.
The chemise had been lost three weeks. This made
Mrs. Pitsam, the younger, very angry indeed, and she
asked Mrs. Peery to come into her room sad swab
all her bons j but dm failed to ideWiy anything
her own. Mn. Perry called Mrs Pas the not
over courteous name of "thief," and abused her very
muols.—Mn. Pony her. deeded in the most emphatic
manner that she need the laseresge imputed to her.
She said she west to ask after the missing cheeniss,
end the eiso und was something too dim=
to be onset—Mary Pitama maid Mrs. Perry
that her (compninant's child) might never be born.— I
The Mayor Ars you in the family way t—Oomplain-
ant's mesilm remarks surd laughter. There was I
ar01114.11.1110.11 Buss goes into tonnes Mrs. Perry I
sod the wart of the lipplaipa,L—MrlL Perry
stated that is west to the miesemas and mind her
about her elmens, and as the follsWisjkdaYlhe old
woman elm home "drink," end all"_
oo•M not roc:he ligrakwas she
Luni her? Prostitute, • and Tide
s Mastairs, didanet mil her these
cam feced....a._to ham, Tba imud wain
egad the ahem* and she bum*
the artiole.--Wilel mews bem MO as was
7 old is Maarlh,crya.._ • never wof seigam such •
§
dad mt. www end mased her of
thelhaintrZeter sadblrelo no=
bomb to thew they were as:6W
artioleool:=. They never had ejr•blitr
She ( was • met " Mowshd" surname,
your worships 1,--Thr Mayor : Do keep quiet. Mn,
Pitman.—Delssdent Think you.—The Mayo rmu
it was a 'peat pity that peemis living laQuoums
house oonM no. agree. But this being the am, sad
the article being mining it was • ow, natural thing
to 5515)155 thaf samosa in the house had Miss it
However, the one would be &mimed, such party
hewing to pay their own ant&
Ham Osumi 0011101.T.—H•p• OhaPIA for the
last fifty years at least has &Imp been famous for
its congregational psalmody. But latterly the
singing_ dam in commotion with this church, wider
the able lesdenhip of Mr. O.
d Orockm has made
WWI striae& sad on We=ageoegjag lase gave a
mart of sacred moe of dense pranised
during the winter mama Ooastlsdag the wet
evening,t there wag • numerous audience; follow-
ing was he programa&
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When the progremme had been partly Rosa th
the Bev. Bolton emu forward and made • few
remarks, having received • note from their
prior, 114 Lewis, on Sunday last, atatbut that a near
relative di hie was at the polat of diode sad that late
was obliged to IP away—sad that very likely at that
hour, when they were singing, Kr. Lewis was is the
house of sorrow and anxiety. Ha rowelled his
absence very much. He than pared a high oompil-
meet on the talent, of the chair, and up= Mr.
Crocker, in particular, and wished, on WWI of all
present that be miorld., aloof; with his aim, mast with
every mesas, es what they had burd that evening was
an emphatic delight. /iGa Idabel Mr. Checker God
speed, and the choir swum In ask noble work. We
csamet forbear saying that "Sing unto God wad
evthing that could be desired. "Lilt op your
bee." was also superably rendered; but the gem of
the evade( appeared to be "0 Lovely Peace," •
sweetly rendered duet by Mies A. Fox and Mrs. C.
Croaker. But beyond all pubs was the extraordinary
and meetly blended superior taltbk of Mies Freeman.
Her sweetly unameandng mauler, together with her
marvellous modulation, makes her a woodier for her
age. It was pleasing to see that with a choir of about
30 rakes Mr. C. Graeber could produce sub an
excellent eameset • ward for oar filmed, Mr.
Bartlett, the blind organist. With an instrument
such as be had under his coutzol, his week was both
lobbed and nmelerly, and in the performance of the
"h=idWedding March" he really seemed to excel
Nearly all the were ..cored; but the
choir did well not to the snubs by
to the Galls, concert doeedri=
time. Mr. 07=1.17 conducted, and Mr. G.
Bartlett presided at the organ.

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