The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-08-14 00:00:00

Nano:rah Fein.)OXi.—ln the May DI. ci eau examina-
tion id lewd t. cc ere In religious knowlelre, the
followit g results weft. •ibtelned by the pupil teachers
in 1b..., • et. 014 :—W,lism Wheeler. 222 marks, let
afar.; Daniel I. ~g 2UO. 2 id class ,• Ada Sailsoui, 181.
2nd cies, : E., ily 'l'r,, tol ge, 161, 30 class; Matthew
Mills'. 123. p.a..
PROVINCIAL GRAND LOME .11 DONUT. —The Pro-
vincial Grand Lodge f Dorset was held st the
hiss cia Hall, %Viinb inn, on Thunniay last, and was
very I. ly attendsl by the brethren of the province.
over 100 i•f whom aerie presenr, the It W Pros.
Gle, d 11ast,r It. Ii 'Anne J Gene, MA', presiding,
In the u avoid IA- absence of. the DOM Bee C J
Hambro, Br' 3 M P Moot ogue, PIX.IM, took his
place. 'in • neoll buein—s of the province wus first
tt•D•aCtsl, an occupied Wills time, after which the
brethren •et •••ten to the touM bat emit, whir h wee
very credi•ehly a reed. Tee P. W Pro. GM
p oiled. The ususl toasts of the craft were
duly honoured, the osenpany seperatinir between
sir anil e •en. The I.llowing is the offic.al Rat of the
officers rho-en for th., ensu ng year :—Prov. sG
Warden. W Do Ge age Thumps n, WM 1,168, Sher-
borne ; Prost. G We. den, W Bro George Bert,
jun. WM., 1,148 Bw,nri ; Prow. U Chatralte,
W Br J V Chanter, W M 707. Bridpmt ; Prov. G.
Tr.:wirer, W Bro It I/ Thorn on (elected), Pm 1 037,
Potion(': Prue. G. Itegie'rer. W BroW S Iltenuen.l,
WM 1,266. Blandford Prue. G. firteretary, W Ben
Robert Came, Pll 417, Dorelierter ; Prey. SG Dimon,
Niv Br" w B Bogdan, tIM 622, Witeberne ; Prow.
JO Deacon, W Bro T S Ith.ge, WM 417, Gurchee•
ter ; Ploy. G. Supt. of W.mlce, W Bro It Green-
W.ll 170, Weymouth ; Puts. G. Ihrec. of
Ceremonies, W Bro It St t 0.., P 1266. She-
borne; Poe. G A Ihr.c. ~f verenamies, W lko
II J Stienhatn, IFB.I 137, I'o 'o; roe. 4.1 8
Bearer. W Bre H Miller, W 8.18, Lyme fled''
Pr.,. G. Ortaqiet. W Bro A G estern, WM
1,037, Portland ; Prow. G. Pueeuivant. W lie, John
Seer, Joe., WM 386, Wareham ; Prey. G. .'iteteartie.
C r Miumoo, SW 137, ; Br. , T Ban kill,
SW 1146. Ssanage ; 13:o T Tay-or, sW 1266,
Wand( Id ; Bro Hopi Ids, SW 1,168, she :
Bee C G Terwtt, JO! 170 Weymouth; n•I B W
Bert, Jl.ll 82/. Wunboine ; Prow. U. Tyler, Ho
F Long, Ty. 707, Bra 'port.

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Taawsrea or LlOlStak—The limner of the Whit° The Mcrietrarsa estlead. 'and, on lb. ir return, the
}l"reea w°'' r° day (Monday) transferred from Mrs. Mayor said the Be. oh had duly conel•lered this c e-e.
Emily Hodes to jo.",h lirop,.. and they were canard tom, in their opinion it had
ScDpss Ulan!. —Mr. Henry Mayo's working lawn very clearly pr0...1. As the defendant was
bailiff, named Frederick Knight, dropped deed on aware, the penalty was a very heavy one, but a. this
Thursday b-a-t lan
-- w--. 4 lit the soldf givio4 wax, to some was the first eane that bad been brought as diet her,
working pwonle. He bad been treated at the Dorset they would n, tit Set the full penalty. She would
County Hal:dial for some time fee !mart disease, BO have to pay 40.. and oasts, taut if brought up eosin for
an Inclose we. deemed unnecessary. the woe • ffonce, she wuuld have to pay the full
DltaktTlC. —Mr. John Chute's London Olympia penalty of £5O.
Company, on the way from Weymouth to Exeter The defendant assured the Bench it was done
and other large towns, is psylog Dorchester a flying entirely out td kindness,
visit, and will perform teonight, tmmorrow, and The Mayor : Out of kindness I Charge SOO percent I
Wednesday. " Moth." an adaptation fr• m °nide'. —very kind
celebratad novel, is 6;ed for to-night, and "Camille" • Mr Peard Jillard remarked the kindness was some-
to morrow. The company is a atrong one. thing like that of the Jew in Snakeipea. a'. icy.
MILITARY BAND Or HOPE Ouriao.—The members , •LLROIRD •IlreITS LAMOUAGIL
of the Band of U 1• at the Ne.e Barracks, together
with a few friend., bad th•ir annual "mint on Thurs- A etimm.,na brought by Charlet For. arable
day last. The patty stetted from the Barracks at Joseph Ketch was snowed to be witlid•awn, but the
eleven a.m. in (seven conveyances preceded by the , latter was cautioned as to hio tutors enidatat.
band, tinier the leadership of Bandmaster J. Lg.., . ANOTHIR CRUD lI•RAING COST.
3rd Dorset K.driment, an pamed down High Wed- , Zechariah Peach, a baker, oi Charmineter, was
street, tip Sonth—trest, and round by Cornesall—oad, '
down Grovedmildings, and o'• to Frampton Park, the summoned for hawking by alto the Bat ugh with..ut
vat ..I R. B. Sheridan, Erg. On arrival the party broke paying the toll, on the 9th inat,—Nir. M. C. Weston
tip into lit I' groups and part ok of in dee a, after 61""rtd f. r the Pr. eenull"n• (The Ma) or, and
om Gregory, and Sisson retbe I from the
which the beautiful grannie, oisaservatorie., aviary, Aldermen Car
&0.. were •leited. and through the kindness of Mr. Botch dating tie haring of thin ove.)—There wore
Siterid..n tic. village church w. also thrown open for three separate off-noes to the day in quest ion• —P.S.
inspection. On return to the Park virioun sports and 14 tchell said on Thuraley leet, ace-riding to inert.-
lion. recelved,he wat had r e•Cies c et-I Into Dorchester.
amusements were Indulge I in, end the band played
choice selections of manic. At 4.30 the Band of Hope It arrived about five o'clock, and he continued to
and friends partook of an insolent tea; the oaks. watch it till half past seven in the evening. At Coro.
biscuits, tea, kc., were supplied by Messrs Wright . wall.road it trilled at Mr. Gol•lie's and the Bev. W.
anal Bugler, and the fruit by !dr, ohrfotophor, of . Allen's. He went for the Gdlector .d Tolls and tol,l
him what he l•ad seen. Itutchings C1A036 and •lem ended
Upwsy. After tea the emus !men. were rewtmed 1
until eight p.m when a start WAR WOO for home, and the toll of the boy In ch,rge of the cart. H. replied
all returned well pleased at having caret a day of real ' he had nothit gto •10 with le, a. his mister fettled that.
willi•in Jehn Hutchins., Borough Toll Collevor,
eejoyment, to which the lovely weather added much. I
said on Tnitreday last he demanded toll for hewkiug
Vane were kindle lent by Meow,. ro .t, Sp'. ir, Lock,
Hannah, end Christopher, and the fine break and ! bread of Fr. derick Tigard, wh . was in charge of the
..ther vehicles were hired from the Antal. pa , ram H.• aid" Si ester always pee the toll ; I have
not b en hawking bread t ,lay, all the bread was
lintel. On the following evening the children
' nr.1er..1." Witne it ,I• 1 him if Le did not pay lan • hunt.'
had another tea in the Barracks. after which
they amused themselves untl 9.30 pm. This Band of 1 111 nmon him or his wader. He .11,1 u•t p•y tho to I.
Hope has been in eilatecoe only seven moo be, but . —Ells. Tuck. servant to Re. W. Allen, Pahl be wee in
it pwimists to be a good enema, es; rcielly as much 1 the habit of having brea 1 from defendant. On Thurs.
Interest Is taken in it by Colonel Marshall, Capt. , ,I&J beat def ndent'a boy malted at the hour., and she
Mathisa, Dr. Knaggs, and other oiliest., as well as . took upon,- loaf. She hal not previously orderer I the
bread. She did not always have the same quan•ity of
several nonoommirsioned officers. Great credit Is due
bread, and she bad never ordered it before-hand. He
to the committee for arranging inch a successful treat.
generally asid " How much bread do you want."—Mr.
Peach'. defenoe was that his boy told him the broad
watt ordered. He contended that he did sot hawk,
and even if he did be had waver been asked for tolls.—
He was reminded his servant had been asked, and he
had not paid. —The Bench had not • shadow of doubt
that the broad had been hawked, and it was clearly a
breach of the bye-laws. He would be fined 20s. and
19s. Si. oletr.—Mr. Weston applied for the advocate's
fee. Defendant did this with hla eye' open, and it was
very hard for the town to be saddled with the coats.—
The Bench granted the applittation.—Defeudaut had
therefore to pay a total sum of £3 Oa. 6 I.—The other
cases were not gone into.

For the information of those interested in this matter
we quota the metion of the Act under which the pro-
ceedings are laces. It WAS stated In Mr. Weston's
owning speech as follows :
Hawker,—A person going from town to town, whether
to s.veral towns or to one town only, or to other men's
houses, eanying to sell, or exposing to sole any goods,
were., or merobanduis. Under Si and 95 Vie., C. 121.
persons going from town to town, or bother men's houses.
carrying to sell, or 'spooled to sale any goods, were., or
merchandise, or oerrliod or esPelloa. samides Of PAtte.W.
of say good., Wan* Of 111Sfellattatiffl. to ho afterwards
deleered, an 'to be dcern,d trading poisons within the
meaning of the Act r.l.tnç to hawkers. with • proviso
that notbin• therein • outland shall extend to subj ot
commercial travellers Of other pore. .55 to the provisions of
the sold Ad, by 'moon merely of their milling or seeking
orders for goods, eel es. or merchandise, to or from Poisons
who are d suer thereto. and who bay to mil stein.

THE DORSKT CoUNTY EKPiti.S.4 AND AGItiouLTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGEIBB3.
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KINGSTON Put.
Mr M Droitt, b
Mr FR Fisher, ni t rut ...
Mr OW L.e•hiliston, b E.sum ••• •••
Mr C K nde•sby, c Ghee's, b Gadium... 1
M3jet C Rr Lat. riburr,liGsedum 0
C .1, n..i T u it.l7K Hartland 29
Mr EKiuiter.l 7,,sllßlbietloy.bOaddour
Mr t A Fort, e Hwoloy, b Gadjus 21
Mr C Moore, I. emblem •..
Parmirater, c Evelyn. b &mum 15
Cast A 11 libubel. nut out U
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ISONALLITIS.
lir R Grosso. b Drultt ... 2 F ober. b Forums
tot .1
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Mr F Brackenbury• b Druitt 0b P atwitter ... 1
Mr Xll Erolyu. b D.uhls ... 6 out ••• ... 6
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FE Ilay.l.nd, I. Druitt... 26 env", b Droitt .. 1
• H R y, o nab,. b
D. tut{ •.. 26 lbw. b Pormoolor ... 16
Mr F D Haddon., a X
Kinds-507. b Droll ... 3
Mr E 1) Mks. Pruitt ... 76
GElret., I. Druitt .•• ... 11
Ur Fll b Druitt— 3n t out •••
Mr L Boutin. I Drultt It
Mr E L Hcatley• not °A ... SS bD. ion •••
Kxtr .. • ... 21) Ex •as ...

209 34
ABBOT/131AT PONTLANI) C.C.—This match
was pisyed st Abbot...l,w? on Monday it and
resoltod in favour a the home team hy 26 runs on th•
first 'Doings. Scores:
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loolop.
7 b ••• • 0