The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-18 00:00:00

PLBBLIS AND MULL&

You should have sesu -- last Thursday afternoon
about half-past two o clock, shortly after the Town
Causal Ilestiag I Post Ms danced • hornpipe, that he
lave • not over &aerial addras on th• duties of an
Akita, that be Mood on kls Mad, and la aatkipatiou of
the wait men y meetlag. ordered • ample of volumes if
Gladstone' speeches. Dia he danced on Idelkat. upset •
lass of &urbane beer into Um lap of the Industrious
Than I. band a boms, ammo( to hlinnell
(sot In psalms sad hymns) all the way. kicked the oat,
and gave th• poor dog s good lnyamhln Swore the
dimmer was COM. Than he sat la salka amos for along
time, and when be mice, it was to kimaeif—" It is
mom* to make • man take tiseadr I What I Speak
to ate laat th manse / Thom,t
Hs told a Mead the agrt day,- be had walked the floor
eau?, lam with rage and madam. And that faithful
dun,* at all sympathise with his. but mom.
meaded him to ksep on Wang tarkameatary silk 1
Tattoo Miss, and an smalag -
virtuous ss angels, scam
man walk this earth, Helm epeohaeu of all that is good,
trek and holy. But hear this sometimes In public
their is such at to bale Jaime= I
As additional shafts are galas to be ereehed for molar
"lag the sewers of the tows, it would be • cepimi pima,
by way of utilising the Hughes pound behind Argyle.
term% to "net • huge veatilatathe shape of me of
the Bydeakam towers. People t like to if) up and
matilale their grievaeme. n save mace Takashi,
time from being wasted In Ms Osaaellroleissber.
boados, that, might be a kage tank areeled at the ley
of this yeatilatlag tower, hem 'Ake a good apply d
saki water might la Wows ea wee el the dhow pea
pousded " tar tke good of the tars."
Haddon, it might be mod to placs, where
fiery members et the Bard. wbo speak impartiameattry
=age. might be earimed. at all dierreties of the

"No it doll mot be ookr.-

" Battle his bones, mar the
1144 only • wpm wheat B=y myna"
Not Is poor Parker's mes, at Wet, sad hided Wallis wee
well to the fore is the natter. Oa Thunalsk at the
ouggen, through his balms latormadoek sad the esa-
siderite kind.... of the Myer sad the Coosa, poor old
Parker, having laid aside Ms shovel sad bream, bad •
decent cella and • respectshis
ler be it front us to sayaggie
amok Our object lota
sasuminSf our nadirs,
iota ihe seats of am wry
esteemed ands beirsmnas leet we;ll%
woo our shiest And we wish kfflag we egg ggligago
la his sleds la the Park and tia Gan red Ise has se won
sensed darks( • lib al respeMaNs aid haunt lad.
" is better to be born lucky t-
han rich " say who
have obadaed valuable prime la the Ws Pork
but shares., • good num poor vistas* who wish th
had never been born at OIL
Kr. W. Barlow Morgan. ths- Borough Surveyor and
Baglaeor, in advising the award to cassava ventilators
for the sewers at cortaia parts of the borouiPat • oast el
Atiet hopes this number will be suilkdent However, If
sot. Isere out be laid down altorwsrds. It is •
_gs!!giElo,do, sag one Triads Kr. Morass sees titroughPiet
‘ km, se being of the Wilma waiter, basset to
tow'.
A letter In • conaussptive contemporary last week
mese& to throw • slur oath. aileatioa of the maim!
oilers of the :dr
.Mosi sad Dispensary, yog
ldadans and aadiarassas
treatment of the enferiag poor. it a posabie to
ma"hfrtily
omostve better than the two medical gastionas as the
hospital In gasetion—Dr. Illocrisead, and Dr. Orilla

Pamir 07FICITC-1—•-tindastatt-- d that Mr. Lamb
has been appointed coo of the gar of oaken m the
prison, communist on thearomation and removal of
Mr. Wertlead to Pietro
ocesau.—On Saturday lad a spirited match woe
played between deem of the Pertlead Football Club
amd *levee of the Dorset County School, as the naval
recreation ground Both sides weft overtly instated,
mob team suomeded In securiag • gaol, sad both by
half that
Foorairt Cunt —At a oorandtbas Ineetibkheld on
Tuesday, 11th inst., it wee decided to dose mama
ice focib.u, daring which the club have. yell ten
matobes, vng seven, drawing tvo, and loot/fag am,
and wades 110 goals le 14 lest —These matches are
rizebritr• a two. played by the junior grabbers of the
dab, both of vim& wire la*.
tan lirsarra CITADEL —With the removal of the
1-30th an old familiar face end Mead of the regiment
I. lost in the fact that Private Thomas Burton, who
has bees cook to the. Sergesats' me m in the same
regimes& for 21 years, obtained hie Msdraw as Tues-
day. His little daughter's voice has hem much
açiarealatsd I n the atertalumests sad realiardirm
sUb. Vein. Othidel. Kr, Burka has left the
Wadi geed whim al the rtsbagai 631 hi, helm
Tool.

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Otra Loom. Amu?. —Mr. Charles While, WWI and
spirit merchant of this plans, besides battle chairman
to the Leal Board of math, le an artist of no mean
order. The last production from hls brash is • purely
local, and at the same time • popular one, via.,• The
football match by the light, remntkr *Pod
oa the Naval Becreation Oround." The picture le •
most faithful MlrlielMiiiioll of the neprecedeatsd
affair in Portland, and, sbowiag an it does the heat of
the play, in the greatest brilliancy of the light, we
would strongly recommend • photograph as • greet
hit for the owning meson.

Tam Cosmic.? ilanacue.—There is no truth in the
rumour that the convict, William Hebron, has been
liberated. No order whatever has been received either
convict establishment warranting such • report.
Meanwhile • most searching enquiry is being mede
Into the and affair, and if the report is on the aide of
the prisoner the polio, of Manchester will certainly
have to fall below the level of medlocrity—whik our
kind and attentive warders at Portland will have the
satisfaction of showing to the door a true and honest
man. Until the Chief Constable of T.M. has
presented the result of hie enquiries to the Home
Oface, Hebron will be kept on the "Bight little,
tight little, Island."

-Barnes Ann CoLuria, kftssions.—liermous on
behalf of the valuable society in connection with the
Bible Christians, were preached on Sunday hat in
Wrkehain Chapel. In the morning the preacher was
Lb. Rev. P. Labdon (Taunton), and in the evening the
Rev. IL Nashua (Wesleyan) preached. The con-
gregations arse* good, and collections were made in
aid of the mission. The annual meeting of the society
was held the following evening, when intarerting
addresses were 'delivered by the Revs. P. Labdon
(deputation), J. Lawrence, T. W. Garland, and
others. The attendance was all that could be desired.
On Tuesday evening the Rev. P. Labdon delivered a
highly interesting lecture, taking for his subject " The
Indestructible Book." A collection was made at the
, close in aid of the circuit funds.

EITERTAIINIUNT AT 11111 Waltz. —The gallant 2-20tk
among whom, as we noticed of their proceedings lakt
week, are some capital amateurs, gave another, and
the last of their pleasing and *lever entertainments at
the Verne, omtaisting of readings, soup, re:S=lo'lo7
ha., on Friday evening lea in the a
the Quartermaster of the regiment (e-111= la
such a style as to leave many pliedng lingerinp In
the me mory behind. The rem was crowded to MOSSO md
the authasiem wee warm and deep. The following was
the programme :—Polka Mazurka. "Home flowers,"
cornet and piano 'readings, " InAoldeby Legends," Ar-
morer-Sergeant Weary ; glee, "To all you ladies now on
land," glee class ; Nog, "Shy Robin," Miss Bennett;
gong, " Soesebody whispered so sweetly," LSIOS-
Corporal Thornton; reading, " Arians= Ward,"
Schoolmaster Brown; wag, "Still I loss time
Corporal 7 ,arwsr • acing, "'The noble 14th," Staff.
Sergeant Oradand •, song, "Rocked in the radle of
the deep," Mho Burton; reading, "Major Jack
Downing" Colour Sest Clay'; sosg, "Call me
your darling,' Idles .tan ; song, ' Thy voles is
nosi.. Corporal Berry; Katt "Out of the frying
Corporal Nesbitt; glee, Here's a health to all
rood lases," glee rime' song, "Cookie Darling,'
rate Maaney, Staff-Sergeant Caselaad was rap;
turously moored in his singing "The noble 24th,
and Corporals Farmer and Nesbitt deserveOly so ; but
Private Monay received quite an ovation as he
terminated "Cookie Darling," comic attitude and
manner essming no end of laughter, team-Corporal
Thornton also shone out to vantage, and be was
deservedly honoured with • rapturous encore. The glee
clads, under the superintendence of Seegers= orderly
clerk O'Brien, rendered valuable service and, as on
the last occasion, they were loudly applauded. After
the programme had been brought to the verge of the
Natjcaal Asthma, Sergeant-Major Linthwaite, in the
named all present,tendered • hearty vote of thanks to
the Quartermaster, his daughter, Mktg Chalks, and
all those who had tam part in the entertainment, for
the excellent manner In which the evesbgh enjoyment
had been provided and °salad out. Their thanks
were espeoCally doe to the non-oommiesioned officers
and man of the regiment for the kind meaner in which
they bad ems forward AO arldst in getting up the
evening's entsaialumeat for the benefit of their own.
rides. Hearty cheers followed. The gallant Quarter-
master bristly returned thaaka, and the proceedings
closed with the National Anthem
Darawrons or TUX 2-20TH nom PORTLAND. —This
t, hick bee been stationed here since
37;61, 87,111sra been under orris= toles= for some Sine
pernbut reposieved their orders la= week for Plymouth,
In place of the 82ad, removed thence to Portland.
Wednesday wag the day fixed for carrying out these
H.ll orders,and on 1 usday night, at about 12 o'clock,
troop ship Amistance, Captain Buckle, was sighted,
and between one and two o'clock in the morning, she
was safely anchored alongside the Admiralty Pier.
In the early morning bows all was astir both on board
the Aadatanos, and within the bill fastaseme of the
Verne Citadel. At about twelve o'clock the sounds
of menial music were heard procesdiag from the bead
of the 20th, who had gone out to welcome their brave
comrades in irma, the gallant 32nd. This we believe
Is always done when stations are taken possession of
In this fashion. All was bustle at the Verne,
yet the marches and travels in foreign dimes which
soul+ of the sergeants and men have men, made this
little affair, the removal to Plymouth, appear to them
of little moment. The 22nd, under the command of
Colonel Count de Montmorenci, were marched up the
a clagmer,oad to the citadel, where they were at ono*
many of them meeting face to face with
comrades who shouldered with them in many •
fiery Eastern campaign. Meanwhile
had been dispatched, each in chargebTrtel:lTP:l
guard, men, wanes, children, doge, and Mak
were everywhere to be seen. The in-coming women—
wives of the married soldiers, seemed indignant that
oertahs parties had not "turned out," but this wee
goon done, the poor woman and children having to
" hook it" at ones out of their quarters, to make room
for the Woomera, from Plymouth. A little "chaff"
—and not a Utile "law" were heard between the con-
tending hosts, and at about two o'clock, "The
Girl I left behind " winded from the
kills, played by the splendid band of the
32nd, the gallant and popular 2-20th, under the
command of Colonel Davi= marched down the hill
to the Admiralty Pier, where a grant concourse of
people, composed of hinds, sweethearts, tc.., were
anxiously waiting to gee them off. With the regularity
of clock-work the men were told on board; now many
heart-rending OMNI occurred. The girl torn from her
lover sought his embrace, jest as if they were parting
for ever. The old girl in the red shawl, and whose
noes and chin nearly met, bid "Bill" a'good-bye--and
be sure "an you write." Greetings and partings,
recalling the sights familiar in life's shifting scenes,
which makes our British ofiloers thin, were the order
of the day, and soon, all the beggars being on b
and not • man left behind, there came • short intintervalt"Z
butch! how long to the men I to "wait forth, turn
of the tide." However, at nightfall, the good ships
steamed forth from the pier bearing as brave, gallant,
chivalrous, and truebearted loyal sone of the Ques n
as ever trod Her Majesty's dominions.

LOCAL BOARD Ol HRALTH
An ordlawy meeting of this Beard was bald cw Thurs-
day waning. No reportage wen prompt ; but we bave
bee• supplied with the following facia The meeting wee
delayed • considerehle tine by the non appearance of
etembees. sad when it coreweserd tiers wee very little
Meioses el mete le trimmed. Ms wiewiben presest west
—Mr. Melo WM. tr.o. sad Newts T. Giblw
H. WAWA. Ooto J. derives, J. P.
Ltimy sod J. Los&
ar.t.itt Owl* was _l4y sopelated returniag
ofdar at the forthcoming action o mentber• with
writ to obtain the sindstance required in carrying out
the duties of that caw.
The surveyor peedesed the pleas for the sea
and ket tits wistegiale for then=
Ts 1:1 'mail tie Owliistialiorldelli tit' Board approved,
but added • rider to lies sled that Kr. Crocker elgeold
add " the hauling if Dehillee to Rostra-lane and Wide
Weed at s cartels swam bows'