The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31 00:00:00

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,4•01701111. —The artillery at Ilbsettrzisirs
qaarters on Christina. My. p for
vy that adchkrarise. Provieloe, owe,r,
ti • oaken them to *et "reasonably
happily not int occurred to mar their
ruddy disturb their festive gathering.
I Glumly intakes the hawses. It has
, that • toady at artillery petrol M. tows
Ail keel MIN OWN Tb• customary picket.
Proyestommmat, goes mead to detect
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stragglers, hut that b . as a rule, although, en
Thoweleg nr.l, a gutty emanating of a sergeant with
eight men, ed with swede, we sent mai to dissever
two or three men who were eheent withost Loeb. The
militia Moro are watehed.4timoiiteergeamt and drummer,
who, la the great of any eirenmatanos diming,
world be able immediaboly to we the alaim to the
mellower. le thb lbw le the police are on
tetre= aid we ot two Wailers, whose movementa,
ender proem.* eirenmehanees, ere enepleions, are under
notice.

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BOROUGH POLIO; Thureday.—Befise J. Bishop,
lisq.—blisaboth Morris, brought up for being drink and
lighting in High streot, at midnight an Christmas Eve,
was eocomlllied for a insoth's hard labour.—Moy DAY :
Before ther&Mayer (George Curiae. Baq).—Thontas
Melees was charged with drnekennem and vaitnniq.
P.C. Intake§ ipprebooded him at one o'clock on Sunday
morning, when he was thoroughly drunk, 'bill had not
a farthing 4 pockqt, and P.C. gond& spoke to
mole. him begging *trait* hied off On the previous
afterhoon. t seemed he was tramping about the
°pantry in ooropany with two other men, one of whom
got into trouble at Weymoath, which was the last plan*
they visited. The prisouor had been drinking hard,
he says, for several &ye, and he was so ill that Mr.
Good, gorgeous, bed to be called to him at ths lock-up,
and thsoonatibles had the duty thrust upon them of
acting ae nurses to the inebriated fellow till now,
Sing him ging sad bread, eimattintly, and medicine
at intervals. He &posited very unwell, and quivered
from hied tofoot. Iffs had no shoes and no shirt. He
was econmitled for a meoWs bard labour.

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Ti NO Hobe Tiziltth Cllvido.—Aitdr many
meetings, and mud) careful consideration, the Com•
mimes appointed to 'sleet • deign for the new Holy
Trinity Church, 'relied 4 a decision on fan lay lest.
At • preview 'seethe', of the 27 plans ant in 24 were
rejeeted, and it now reaubsed to choose from the three
which wen hit. lfluire wee • large meeting, end
aS after a d •lg the respective merita of the
aural it wee agreed, we understand, that eseh
gentlemen • I snit* 4he Mpap mottoes levka
to theme Vac Masada in wM•li they stood
In his oremallioa. . readt was remarkable Of the
whole number prompts I plated Me three del*. in
tbe ante otder, save ode 91Witiedwil. fkilb JfilsilltY
is singular. Let es hove it is • happy augury of the
meows of feeling which will animate • the eon-
se Mil the work is model •by Vie arectioe
cooseeratioa of the see demob. The design
ooji so chosen bears the motel " logeorare we Orores,
and to the thqereof ' was Awarded
.tip
I won*. a 8 to sat, op tri this Alma
U. 00.1t1101.6 U.. who ft the defiance of the
fielested plan. This has easel, though the sealed letter
giving that information sear notilbuing been seat, it
ini thepeeh its Uri been affalaid. But perhaps we gall
be mot for if we ateribate it to • mamma
whose meow WI &radiate has lately beam cordially,
acknowledged in towegand we heartily cesgratalate
him on this fartherbonoidi The peculiarity of the site
t troubled thee leog they soon discovered that
It would be li, • toidlew • privet. proportion to
the nave and to chanedi, if arranged to stand ali in
the acenatomed, Ii le.as means inform resition,
eael and west. mash Ires this felt to be the eau
that of the huge bee ef Aligns laid before the cow
auntie% We belie only p.. wee designed atter that
manner, and sue wee boo Urge for the site. In
the soiseted desigaptbareffte, the elerecti stamen north
apd aka, that is buy Ma ease& will beat the north
sett,ilatead if AN, *sash come to ogard as its
normal Meitioco the east tad. The idadtages °Milted
by. this •rmaegaist are, 'that ' the whol, me will be
cumpled, the vestry will stand upon the irregular portion
at the north-west earner, as mu* ground as possible
will be neared ea • churchyard, and this will be
sellisisully side ge the.side adjoining Mr. Ordpin's
hoses, vise. about ji feek.fie he ormaseutally laid out,
besides leaving a ierp . Apses In the front to U.
appropriated in a similes way. .The Party Bailie\
style of arehilectsighas hillo adopted for the building, .
sad its pointed
relrates rum specially Stades give.
a good effect with pie means. The elevation front-.
lag the street p to slaw the lower it the south-
west Lege, surmEed by a Spine, and the west end
of the nave, in w is m Warted a handsome wade*,
composed of five lights with • traceried bead,
and a trefoil in gable. WI the god cub. eut sink,
with • window salable to the style of the bundle&
The tester with da spire ,is Pell desiroad. On sob%
fete of .the tipper Aare Chore will be ibree deeply
tesseled windows, with Reba ant detached
shafts on the outside, and the windows ere te '
be filled in with ornamental perforated lions.
Undersimith the tower Is the principal entente to
the church, but there are two ode entrances
for tbe ooneregation•nd school children. A lade"' arida
I room for the choriskre to ensemble in are provided,
with separate entrances for each. The trolled plan is
arranged to seat upwards of 1.000 people-691 adobe
and 315 children. The nave ts 80 feet long and 25 feel
aide. The arrengement of the seals is excellent. There
is • *entre able, and two eide aLles, but the latter are
pieced agaitut the walls which will facilitate the
dpenioe and shutting of the windows, and prevent the
esogregation from gefferiog any inconvenience from
near prorimity to theft The length of the oeursh is
broken by gull teammate, which add to the good
appearance of the structure both inside and outeide.
The aisles aro divided from the nave by lour bays on
each side, supported on pilafs of red Mansfield stens,
-iii above them is • clerestory with an area& Oa SW
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