The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-08 00:00:00

rtai:irin liingthe tin yehowehite at etre, but by filling waged than in the contest recently brought to • night to put things right." (Laughter.) He had
year by year, and that is their intention close in South lairset. brought • young groom with him. but he was more
and desire. Now, I will pass on to another fact From first to last Mr. Sturgis has stood his ground I attentive to tho young ladies of aVeyaamith than to
which Mr. Pearce•Edirc 1111 l Is. will find it easr to bravely as the Poor Man's Friend. Let him then, his (the pris)ner's) cattle. (lioars of lanihter.) Ho
verlfY by eonsolt ing the wheme of the Charity (ssm at best, have the credit which he so well deserves.— declares' he was nut romancing one bit. and when the
iniscoriera. He is reported to have said "lii. schssme Yiilltil, stc., people in Court again laughed the prisoner declare)
. further lIIMVilli., that the examination shall be in Pease JILLMID. I that in "hi. country "—(presionably America) —they
reeling, writing from dictation, awl cons from the Ist Dorchester. I would " tar and feather you for laughing at another
f,Mr simPle eilse•if arithmetic with the multiplication i ',ensue." (Much laughter.)
table." Surely, Mr. Pearce•Edgcumbe is confusing WIYMOTITH. The Mayor: It is to be regretted that people will
what is require' of all Icy, in entering the school Centrimmon.— A very pleasant gathering took laugh at • man who shows such a sad wandering of
with what is required of tio ounpeting for scholar place in Glouceiter•str•s•t S-ii elecin on Thursday • intellect.
Ails,. I will now quote Clause r,2 in the Scheme of evening, which not only afforded oppirtimity fir Prisoner concluded his oration by declaring that
the Charity C"^"nisSionera, and it will he obm•rved social interc 'one', hot at th- eat.'. ti,,,, lined to the cells attache' to the %Veyinicath Gaildliall Wi•re
that there in no alhision to any id the subjects men. . benefit th.• renovation fond. The sali
sd was more like a divorce court than anything else because
tionisl by Mr. Pearce•EArteimbe :—"The I ;..vern 441 artistically decorats-1 with flags, shi•slils. *nil banners, there was no telephone for communicating with
shall maintain ten ech,gar„hqe NI pes
in the school in the cud the ayor sidi• 1 ',,er ch., gathering in his anybody. At his request Trevasso C. Beat, of Effard,
form of esomPti. ,
in from the payment of schoil fees. ononl happy nnybi Singing. recitations, and reel. lievim, was called as witness. He, however, knew
These scholarships shall be competed for by boys who inc.. together with an ethiliation of objects of nothing whatever of the conduct of the prisoner in
have been educausd for at least theee yenrs at any of interest, C.iinibillini to make the evening 1.", nvw% respect to the offence with which he was charge!.
the Public Elementary Schools in the school districts ; pleasantly, and daring one M the intervals refresh- The Mayer observed that out of kindness to the
of I)orchester and Stinsford, and the Governors shall meits provided by bylom connected with th•• chapel prisoner, as well MI in justice to the Public, the
make such arrangements relative to the elections to were dispensed. The singing wain-Merest by a choir Mayor de one' it advisable to send hint to prison for
thee scholarehits, as seem to thew lest calculated to of re) voices, with Mr. Crocker as leader and Mr. If. seen days, in order that he might be properly
*enure the double "Nes of attracting fess' scholars to J. Rogers. as a mompanist. awl several pieces sung examine) as to his mental state.
the school, and advancing education at the Mild l'ilithe being very well rendered. aline E•lith !sewn and As prisoner was being removed he exclaimed —" I
r.letnentary Schisde. Ni enehsehi,larshipshall Ise grans Miss Freeman were particularly happy in their &meal against the •lecision."
tel for which there shall he nocandidate li.l qualified as selections. Mr. Holinwoods reading and Mr. Pitman's The eindoct of the prisoter, along with that of the
aforesaid, who, on examination. shall be adjudged recitation wore edh eery amusing. Considerable witness his called, has been of an extraordinary awl
worthy to take it. Lastly, Mr. Pearce Edits ii.' intninint MS. Malliii.-litA In the scientific articles exciting character in the town for s• • days p set,
chargessione eie with the suppe•ssion of Mr k loyer • exhibited by Mr. %V. T. Hallett and Mr. S. Hunt. and many persons will with satisfaction bear of the
staternonts with regard to the appropriation of the The former exhibited • binocular micrascope with course the Bench adopted,
endowments if other cslissils. In answer to this I will pdarisoop.., Rhitiukorff coil showing vacuum tubes,
only set him to read Mr. Flores spssch inn reprinted awl galvanic hatteri.s. Mr. Hunt exhibited dynamo- PORTLAND.
. from the Dorrt o,,lnig eAronirie of the 25th of eleetrie machines, eight ill tier, under•glasa MOW. ANCIIVIT Onintit or Foasirrsita.—A new Court,
January, lex; where vr. Yloyer mention.. I the facto an being in motion, splendid specimens of his own under th.• name of " Hand,in•Hansl," Sos 7.411. In
and explain.-.l folly the motive id the Charity Coin• handiwork and skill, and for which he obtained the connection with the Wet-month Unite." District, was
, tnissioners in appropriating the re, eines of the said silver medal at the late Town Society's Exhibition, op.ned at the Koval Victoria If 401 on Wednesday
Rebind*. I may add that I have several cepies of the Siveral beautiful effects were shown by the Ithuna• evening The authority from nbo yriiyiltinliciiillllCil t.
&Inn, •Inn.ell ill My ki.TiMr. *n'.l "!..ill h"
.11.11,..Y wi! .i" ki roil, the eleetric light being met brilliant. "moth. 0 eirt was read by the District• Chief Sanger,
enclose i.e. to anyone who is desirous ..f ventving Suldoined is the programme:—Dhories, "Farewell to Bra. W. P. Hose, after which In candidates weri•
I my statement. I inlet aisslorise for the lessgai of the ir„...
,„t . .....,10, ~ W G hen reen Leareil come again e' nv ," initiated uars of the Cort nd several others
: my letter and leave it to the public to pass its verdict Nth.. Edith Lewis: reading sin Dorset dialect), 'The propmed. Itro. W. C. T. Ifounsell,
, Past High Chief
int this matter. Shy Man," Mr. Ifolmw awl ; chorus, "Carnovale:" Ranger of the Order, was chosen as Chief Hatii•ler of
• If. 'Stirlen iil%.:lloN fllssad•Nlastert ',sedation, "Vast to lily,. mr. Pitman; quartet, the Court for the first six winch.. This Court is
Dorchester Grain:star School, I humnber 3rd, 1415. "II irk ! Aiello strikes the Lyre," MiIMIV. Crocker, under the protection of Court " Phone of Feathers."
Watts Terrell, anil Parsons; chorus. "Come, Merry No. 3,112, Weymouth, and is the fourth new Gout
Denrallos ;" double quartet. " a here art Thoo. Beam opened in connection with the Weymouth United
of Light r Mrs. Bartlett, Mine.. Lewis. Mrs. Mahey. District this year. This Weymouth district now
Messes. 'tennis, Farwell, Parsons, and Guppy ; solo. numbers 23 courts with over 1,1100 minnbers. and
i.m,y,et from the stem.. aliee Freeman ; chorus, united funds of about £7,000. Among other brethren
" Beautiful Snow:" "God Save the queen." The who attends" the opening were line. Purchase,
Mayor, !who. tes LllO company dispersing, thanked the P.11.1.1.0.R., .1. !mei. P.D.C.R., E. Joyce and C.
several ladies and gentlemen who had provided such Roaring, 3,152, J. Cooke, P.U.R., 4,410, R. Matson,
an agreeable evening's entertainment, and expressed katy.
a hope there would soon be another similar treat.