The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10 00:00:00

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IECEMBER 10, 1878.

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COMFIT Conn FOR Deollo.lllll. -Shaftesbury, 1 n_ll_,.....i!Are-*- thei-U.thatheathabegitlehe MIS ler° vim mad wad these Until three, gesd elx till 10.30. The earlier hours will
M"ndel 16th : Winhueuels mataarete wag" end are
Ulthibtorriciagbg •ffieldenalasen who
sirs
bee peat ..B..liten., to the hrontnry eneathers and FinffillunielTile °Aglaia.
and. in
Ibrin:llifnialitaleetoo-flaaa" The Qtafathelli .il'arandtate
Mal Hotel and included all the Museday,loth ; Blandford, _ . um i Doe. We ma" run through the landed cia,,,.. of larir.l%. water tradesmen. All donation mast be paid to the WO• efelthased with elniesse me the heal th ' . .
se.) paitift,f. lejiiaCh; R°1110"1•11 tPlahal7deUsutapoinDol
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London in hour. le v
Tuesday, 17th ; Wareham, W
I would fied not one on
°heater, Thursday, 19th ; Briodsztii kiday, 20th i , wed i t M every nen of Mime (Names hail LP:- tresestirer, Mr. Thiselton. It is intended to kno
i ets moan by speculation but by netting am the club open until the end of Anil. The tariff for In toasting ''r' • Prineresed Priem.. of Witiessad • with excellent wines.
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Weymouth. Saturday, 21st ; P
, who sum: reso.n
. r ereeßrlait'fwthat.ariblyYlll.ll li'. IrMe theftheteheerehtinengelleld ireetfoeirded. spoGkier:egof outhredhs
'ads/. 23rd' I "am' then the thilliere. then LIN Ponntrs-tomither : that reellehmenta is very reasonable. We hope this club 15.,. was aviation dby the Catemem in the Owing sea wife, a mother, and • monareb. No sovereign had of Dr.
Me 1. Yr. cayauty -Fridee's London is why Borland barn risen to her present ition : these is MY he ProsPerene• evaoltithondto thEis"QaMesealtyc hettreverCgyArrtual leinha:ter(Apetatb2Puitielh.)l3l'W _Al,'
1.. f ti„ering i-MOTIMIt Yeoman no eountm so hard.workin tam Revised • o,wate von,altie. the 0 Chart.. ry i _ _ z
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Main EMOr hail been abed to propose • tout, the Monarchy.
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car Kis favour. -Nerd we say wlrat tune the bend Played? reigned more strictly within the linnta of • Cdostitutioner
remarking
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thtiteetwtiyores..thd "bPsdrosperit..l 4:40 W..eym..tidth."
1 Adjutant Tindal , when the English are going to do earthier we mg ewe es..
Cu drY t --elePtein Inn'
Griffin. rwiers• his comm 64 ,
hi plowed upon h shout renew • lar md* nuber O. beam beagle and hewn 11.1 advertising a •Inines tbe sew designs in Chr ingnasCards,
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.in, Fr nom., but es... slick te our wh.ork seadp.ol._
w..... 4 . . *moor Mews. it .. . .0.,,..1 exi,,w that we irwhse ...aid tam on eHU Royal ig nem the Prince of W•leet the "new'
Chairman giving the plea that he erea uoseenstomed to A party of glee
runeintlers....;Meetrit....tothiard,...Wleetts, and sesso=r,taironinh"M.M.ylolireupeloteitheirM,:im.d. Italegrwaapspleglewliththae
public speaking (Laughter). The Mayor-Major had heerd pretty, seng aprot
do it, manufactured by thou well known certain subject, thouch it is rather an uneleasant than an
',alums:me ; ss' I. greeted the honorary rank
unhealthy one. Ai to the communication bet eeen the
of M•j .r. and b. terrni'idel to continue to weer the 1 -NM-, IT...AAP:Iig to tabs -esoelter oe=test?.."--:.t.L.- -- --as.. Rimaiell, forr-.
th-eeleee.seeenDet seallonit,ware, endeowlaroa. Eugene
'esl two sides of the Harbert; although the Mil tem.-M.4omi
unif nu of his reeiment on retirement.
p. „wig., i mom . large s. AND Wnainn mes„. seeb;ieeut t.his war. Now he wee sure thirl !end Mr. Wheeler's, Weymouth and County Librarf. owneethrea him
he
‘e"billeutmieemeelePtAwert'veecieeemhuchetied pays us • visit he will bring H. r R yet Highness with . blades, he was ylad to ei, is about to be, ininrowedeelea
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CL. 11.-It is intends! to esteb'ish a coffee tavern and ' country when Me is at war. (Applause) Looking into Mr. Wheeler's establish t. where this veiling. (Laughter.) ilsj or Knot pave "Tee Bishop him and we will give hers right beam welcome. (AO- ear alteration ekliott hi tbe letere"DeMi relic what: Be we/ atone of free). and newest were beingathaunpacked. and 'Clergy or the Diocese, and Mandan of other I After alluding to the voyage of the Princess We with the C wowed as to puttini a toll on it in
nn„kia, wen'e eta'. iii Dorcheeter if sufficient money quite surprised to bear that people M the North of
to Canada, ihe CIIATIMIAV Dave the toast . heart of the borough ; it would hi like IMenst &elides,' th
we could not help beings mislaid at ti. wonderful, D-nonsinsiime." remarking it is • Mir volunteer
- - would fertility of design shown even in theof ) nth the Mast he coupled
can he raised by eolocription. public mandolin ftc., t i . England hard. not only talked hut preached against the war.
"The Bisbee end I the Mune body. (A
s. ...elected la repair en.) At .t . ..r. I The people in the South of Eland, he was sure. woo mutton • h Diode.. an I Ministers of all D monster I the name of Ilr J. 11.Prelorl. we
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the --"°... . . . P . never do that, and the South of England would bold her Christmas' cards and packet. The charming cool. I reittee suitable I.r the permute The want of soch : owo with ~,,y Mr, (Ap0...) What the war will end tinted packets from Eugene Himmel were redolent of dc'empla,,; iinebeede.o
b..notl_tre.a.t...the...ms/.ilymenit.o.a.noulttled volunteer
r.._,:mgelein
tEtir. R.N., very ably gave
he eelablishment hee long broil felt in the town, and • I in, he could not tell ; but he saw no reason why our arms =win the be La Rum, included beautiful one- N.D.'s:.
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.7dledthweißthe.thwe i L t.erthise name' of Liao) Rey,
..111,en. Webeguroeyaioiessilltheasoropeeire rly
woluteednaceleiseibloeutuhde
from them. (Hese hear, and aimless, )
gingers: " Now pray vre fa our C ,untry. Registrar Generals rep wt, show our health to 100 e s good
onereit es. composel chiefly of worki g men, has ' should not be invincible against this wretched Amer of
taken this movement in hen I. and are astifhlent that Afghanistan, who is a mere puppet in the hands of Russia. tions.of flowers and bieds ; Marcus Ward'. designs inc. unto.) with every member of the corps, and every The Rey. JOHV ETKVHILN•OII ft:wooded in the name of si it is, there I. no tear for. sanitarybtleie.b.
. . .u . condition..,. a.d
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were various and pigment. Inhabitant of the torn, at the return of their gallant thrsßislaop and his brother dosey. This tout he looked it Weymouth: Du: It ought t _ , _ . _ .
the tamon and club May IA mtl be iself-sapporting. Mrs. Our Government have to rile end defend 140 millions o
Wriyham is the president of the committee and of Mode, with a very large (run ler. and amonme them hand °mt, have you have flocks ei-- iNaa—Awttfolhatlycametintri nicer. (Applies..) Captain 0 had shown such as • sign thee wished to regard the clergy as their friends, the put 01 the Local Baard,
ability and sere that he bad won the respect of all, and not to shun tbeir meaty, but to ask them t s work writhes. MI In their power fir its sanitary . Mary improvoneet of the
receives min tri donjons. are a large number thoroughly disaffected, they bad been , love birda, panes:meta, or finches, there series ofd of 0 H. 'ho or
Dane battalion had won more than he He believed they wished thero to In, es here as clergymen, oomemeic stem between the two sr es e m or.
Ma. Hotels's " HAILTAOCI." - Mr. G. Wood '
conquered and their arms taken away, but they are not ' ladies and gentlemen in all the cost the no °Mom lathe t
ha I Wm. 4-- sad we are glad to hear he has determined to fix his therefore he was glad to be present, and especially on this any other nthfeeit for the intoned of the town. (Airplane.)
.be premised they Veatlld do
thoroughly subdued : some of the Whininess reboot centuries, from the simple style of •D. 1.000, through .A
Homer, of Athelhempton, may be congratulated upon applause.) Ds Moorhead gave the occasion when one whom he esteemed so much was our (Voice; Nd • dummy bridge.)
allowed to remain, more or lees Independent. Before , the oddities of the Plantagenet era, with the to residence here' --d- • Rees . Fn. o (applause) If host. He remembered Mr. Eliot an • boy, had not the Dr. nfoommt, .... -tne lAdiee,,," allu ling t^.
_the c,xcel"
hie wonderful throw in the breeding of greyhound& much vi ~ _llle _over De moped we mum be able to do some- toed foot- the ruffles d larch extomioat . arthr;
Navy'
lads of Englishmen more than others least doubt he would do his doty end was quite sure his lent (elloenne 0, Her Majeetf the ;mem. applause;
His representatives at the local wed** of the South thing towards subduing this wretched Amser ; but he '
;of the II isobeth • the oddities Dorset Gowning flub have won all before them, an 1 was afraid this is only the find stage of a war with Russia, fifeat' an
e lfathronaP which it iirpaiterioeatisuse °bathe,
we havomprivileges, libelant's'. and bleseterth work would leave Its mark on iefeyniouth, and whose Mr. W. ROaltfallen very ably timPooded. ant Ode very
now his be w d Hiulager (Farrier--Gulnare) has bent and that, he .hall have to some to Mews with din Our lovely woman wasagbsatt; tiful f. ever—, dere to the that hem nicer hem Limbed by any other nation. 0•111.. even on the Council Chamber. Every right-seeded men influent/al gathering separated about eleven o'clock.
graceful costumes of our own times. Natural Rowers in modern timae„ and it is very gratifying
,that our velum would stand by Mr. Eliot, and help him to do his duty. He
running with some success at the Berkeley meeting. country. ne did not believe, would have been stroiag
This fie dog ran in the minted for the West of enough to have withstood her, and held and kept their
resent petition among the Powers of Europe but for the 110011•11". Imitated
Aldpinoin th.rooltsfreshisovvritaitngiltwlithilrpins"--blonms:
...hoed twearecapableof defending them. Some time ego we were wished to thank Captain East toe his kind words about
Rowland Champion Puppy Stakes for 84 puppies of grm. of the mint, ea 4 bee sine what was contemptuously called-" a change. for all the clergy present bat been here for years,
wailed with the taunt that ingland had loot her martial the work of the clergy. They are not as clergy given to
present Government If we dog. to war ars varied by the dace fee Unita river somes of the ilerioe of shock-sperm;" but the events occurring, lathe from the rector downwards they had stayed here ninny
DM, the winner being entitled t. fl5O. In the first with Russia within &Jen Or tw0,...) Mud remember Rank with add. or Dud. flood,* delicious,/ IC t have shown the artiel spirit, though slumbutes. years. He erumly returned thank., (Applause.)
round he beat Sheep ace magnificently, and in the what • dreadful thing test war in he Crimea was, We dom. mmem. Quite a number of miniature *Mr, int great as It was is the twee days of old. The war The Rev. W. Lewis meenntled for the lionconormlst
second Harfager led Palm Flower two lengths, and lost thougands and thousands of lives there, and now it is
tr.s touch the smarter of the two. In the third ties all thrown away. We hope that the Army and Navy
that. tbeso or not, there can be but me opinion knew when well off. There is as much need now ea in
galleries may be explored among these little gems. with Adtbesistaa he considered perfectly 'notifiable ; minister., some of whom liked to stay here laminae they
they are all of entirely new Wig As to the but whe t
Herfager showed great speed, and led Neried three will be maintained in a good state of efacienc7 (we must rt t --A-- .i. beyond- this-mss.Maa and fifth of the way in which our troops hare carried out the any past age for a class of men who Mil enfold the Mach.
lengths, but efts, the first turn Needed kept to the be ready sways not to got. war in about six months' beauties
ii"...... .oeterle us swim beginning of that war-mot only have they carried out inn of that B ion on which the wealth of nations dimmed,
line of her game so determinedly that she won easily, mtimera'rehurtakinieenttalthin riot "Lthreenmowyea.,
L.A.....a wensM"hoLbe hilertitiert saltiioneohhily uni.°ll duty, bat have revived our ancient military renown. (a.01,...0
killing in the middle of a rhino. , Tuesday. -Before the mayor (ar. G. their
eeihadr rend the commander in chief had called on three Mr. It. if. ELIOT gave "The Army, Navy, and Rearm
pentbman concluded by armada,a hope this would not Eliot), Mr. W. Talbot, Mr. H. Itmeett. Mr. J. ',hens of the brigades to send up eOO voluateers to go out and ForDea" (Applause.) It has been said that war is the
AORICULTORIt IN Dothir AND Witon-The
eirri; ". the hitt time he should here the pleasure of meeting Canon or littgaLlTO • COLL-I/HUM LeaMiign. • env 11 Insurrection in 8 iuth Africa, and the way they had greatest curse of the world letting low all the passions or
cultureta of Dorset are, a Pei f Man Gaseffe conispon. the Oddfellows, and concluded amidst applause. Young nisi' employed in the efarlite of the lbw Western respondedproves the monad spirit still snot& As loins humanity, but the profession of arms has not that e (feet
dent writes, complaining on all sides if the depressed rho Cl/AMMAR Cu sorry toes imeile..l offlmr was called Nauss, Goutpetwoese charged with stealing • mat the Navy, our ships ride on every ocean of the globe. and for if we look down the roll of commanders we shall dud
state of trade. Manual lahour is dimensed with as away by • gum' urgent accident, but ther_c ruld not ell" promote of Thomas &ems, Nutereiseter atlas steamer a een we consider the brave bouts and brave hands in some are distinguished, not only for di the prowess and
much as possible, and greater economy in labour and him tog) without drinking We heakh. tie called on P.O. Geist We run; with which they talent of the commanders but every virtue that adorns
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P'nedrear enginwllßritannia rules With the toast he coupled the names of
reduced rent. are recommended ea modes of meeting CP.III. Once, In posing Dr. Aldridge'. health, mid the age ebwbeeerg.-P
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in of tre ship On theare proa en .(aappr.......') The trett:yr forces every one teirmein Douglas for the Navy, and Lieut Andrews for
the present difficulty. Fowler's down engines are In doctor bad etack to tNm well end done hie date. Kith% Mestaerileee eine bees. pristhe
f with it OW ..1 h. D...1..1 mostwageless for the spirit with which they have come the Volunteer& (Applause.)
rneeni PauPte"n mi the largest of the ferns. Them belly, many year, anima them, and still *Autisme to be him to eure of it. Nis...ethos said to him "whit ie foward ; the old R num said " Dolce et decorum eel Pro Singers : "Peace tolls. Soule of the Heroes"
m a dispoeition to get ri.l of bad labourers and not to their medical offieer.-(Musical honour..) your coat I" and the witness said that is my coat patoa mod," it is pleasant and glorious to die for our Colonel Cox, Commanding Royal Engineer, responded.
lower wages, which with perrisites, reach in some Dr. RINIDDOT retorning thinks. wigs sorry bs had pointinx to the on prisoner had on Prteoftar then said country," sad we find the same noMe spirit of patriotism He believed a very good account could be given of the
Cana 17• per weak; in the ad (going county of Will, berm the WOAD. of (uteri's:rine with th• programme of the e you may have it Mr the ewe mow as I gave foe it." which animated the breast of the ol I Roman soldier still service. The army keeps its place amongst all the
've institutions of the day, and the respect for it
lb. and 13s. per week, and in sow caeca extras, an evens; in coorsonmoce of being called sway Into the He told primmer he should rend iii,9ll Olen of the surrime amongst sm. (Applause.) The tautens yee.eilived progress . _ , _
rid. In both counties the position of Om agricultural country. Probably he was one of the sorties' men in tbe wad which he did-The met •WW worth 4..- • Prisoner by the band with Toe British Grenadiers and ale is not only based on the great ot the past, but also
town who had recognised the claims of this society •he here stated that he bed bought the ooat-John Blunpisels Britannia." It was coupled with the name of Major on the duty it in able to do in the present. Thirty.five
ribuni%rerjahaunowbee.inb.nr;chthsimi.......ed-rs.
wiTheth t
highwayo sn. seelLaydeewees said Ledhoesieerbeerelptillniebzekiebeems ofThiethlas coodebtrywi ,d'oethee water of the than Western Steanashie, had beard Eine (Applause.) years had passed since he entered sea cadet at Woolwich,
Meaner say he had hnuiht it thr.....titPr_rsa he was Major Run : After the very hearty way in which we many t had been made, a/Athose years now is about
rates, education rates, and other bunion, and not the here in an extraordinary way, starting with the "Bud of
labourere are now complaining. Eivmei__" that rei4 had blemonied and bore (roil: not oaly Idee. doeheythaedinsathe oathaaboard-GeeMethe GreßraeteseVrestenTSM:mshaile-,
~ thank ourselyes-Onoghter)-for those not volunteers ere The improvements made in the persemei of the army, and
ham drunk our own beelMs we most now proceed to the limikte7 changes
service with the colours in time of peace.
THZ APPROACH GP CHRISTY/J.-Our truism:len ere hen neer helped theweeire'h but hei mdemeuee. t ' ear" it we, .no WO for the Primmer to say he had bought .- exceptions and so few an mg those present, that the toast the many advantages oven to the soldier, will make
lan on in their preparations for the approaching festive °et the, Christiaa instruction to "Love thy odahhoor m The coat was knocking shout the ship for wets four i, *es disown to ....nye without theNieg ourselves, him a useful member of socimy. The material Improve-
thyself," and when called to leave this mblusery sphere. mouths, and the pioneer one day add be would stand • 'iter t He c.w.0.& it bad been throe. in in, meats he ins . that from the Brown
season. Mr. leery Ling, of High West-street; has they were preyweg to e . Wle tber Odd/Slows or gust; ol hese aod *he pow
opened in the County House a show.mont, which it is
• bull's eye at 1,400,
Foresters, they worked out *the rune good Mauna( and knew to whom It belonged refs waseagialvere old°. N;theme eft. fThithee; them you must order • knife-end-fork drill. (Laughter.) Henri, with which may be made
‘voljarreirg' teeth that if you want to see • od master of Be.. which may hit a=aok at 50 yards, to the Martini
indeed almost necessary, and certainly advimble, to are In the ewe army. Jest as ON roiont.rn WWW 1.44 thought it wel left be a trimmer who had 6000 away. That maybe true, Init it only shoonthe obedience of the also the difference between the round shot of the pest,
vi,it before deciding on the form of yoor Christ nag on with mach coldness at first, but their value is now James Vellthos said he wee • trimmer sm board the 'ad
volunteers, who now fulfilled to the beet of their ability which had • range of Pathan VIM yards, to the conical
present. Here is a table covered with the most recognised by all, No had it been with the Friendly side ;he kali. the coat had bees koosking about for three Me orders of their commending officer ; but tbey were not holt which has a mate of leveret milet (Applause.)dainty and the newest toilet articles,ielarticles,including the Suited., who have nth* aroma them as mine of 'he roogithe-all the time he had been lathe Mils: one night
only at knife-end.fork parade, but at the butte, or Captain Dorohis, is X., Wawa thane for the Navy.
tete:dine, or I...king-gins cohdle-holder ; there a ore.' hest nom the supporters of the inatltiltiona of this country. primmer teak it &ad said he should take It horn in he wiww, eamotirm, ow.re eudeomaring to The walls are strong-walls of Monsen steel , but they have
wealth id albums in all choice bindings. sone with (A•stiurrti) IJ wee imam he
_.steod,w„ • tent of beer. Priaum.„ had "In en their dom. Ven .um eres baths eonss are making an the same hearts behind them. and If called into action
the 110. " Marguerite" shielil ; over near the window Ao- I,llllllUlan gave the "" Manchester Unity a Com woes the we M Weymouth a4O tHierbOarg •ae took the mime to kw,. their number. that . sob-division In., In the Mediterranean they would have given a good
fellows," cowl id with the Pole piste. t and Bad of coat about six Weal Di t The hooch mid "titer can't& been formed at Broadway, and so much did the Portland account of anything that oppose ... (Applause.)
a rare u'llvnthut .f "'eta and other hinds of OVID. Hope lodge. Me w* *mow the *cow of the society emmidemtion they woe of opinion that 1.0. W. had Artillery adept. this exempt. that he hoped before many Ideut ADDRIDWD, Portland Artillery, said the Reserved
mental inkstand', and, chose by. very valuable goods en • body lathe MOMS of each lodindual member. He
In velvet, leather, and holden The whole dieplay is mold not MAY be bad much exporienos ; but if the rules poitthrt out. tothehllissaittitatheaaliedif feleatheeso rightfwereall‘webe:atetheYtakethrit : iwensigni are
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certainly attractive to the connoisseur.- Mr. Steele lei 1 down in the society were kept, if the objects and any Prenertlf found lathe 414 dt"wki be banded me. MP'. of the Colonel M. ifortland and at once had sufficient gatherings, he believed would be fulfilled. The English.
has also added to his immense and costly *nig of MITIPvre wen carried out, the society would he tee MOOD masters ;he had don wrangle sepreeriatteB Rte. his 5C5 recruits to name soother hat-battery. (Applause) go man has a stout heart. • reselutewill, mid • love of
draper y a variety of choice articles suitable for of affording • great deal of happmess. end promoting ties, end lied bad a very narrow escape: for the mine n' the volunteering spirit is not dying out, though there is freedom, and would alwaysare maintain the honour
Christmaspresents. The dissolution of Messrs. self-rmeoct • man in such • anclertir lan :-" lam in. mon give up everything that be taught find. no fan of the Emperor of Russia invading us, and still rountrj;
dependent of nt" is he mold not if he was depeaden HAWKING WiTHOST Maim TICHRM-141.004 Dryer. Bescousbe's partnership ha; given occasion for a brisk on the parish, He c unseated the Bid of Hope lodge, of Por dead, wee mansaionded for hawking without •
_, trainimt expands the chest, teaches us to keep our hair been duly honoured, none).. ventored t i (Mak bed been
lees the Ameer of Afghanistan (Hear.) A little military Dr. moonfite said although many toasts had already
sale. Mr. Russell is ready with a good show of choice that though they hieid expended EMO en dell MT, mu market ticket-P.O. Bertha stated that on the VIII "' tidy and other little things, and altogether does younf received with greater cor.lialite and enthosimm than
cards and Chri -thin goods, and Mews, Browning are since its formation have paid one 1.3,000 the numbers of November last he taw Ike defandeat hawking crabs frost
beg you
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also alive t. the requiremnita of the coming mune, members had Inereesed from 318 to 36. the juvenile. door to door-(Defeadient :Oh ao, net crabs I) she had
Oseateihn ALE DT Feat Paulson. -On Tues. brhheit ." also heeith• ; but immud of dilating on I" lobsters also' he the ecmatehl• Wted her for her deka' have drunk our good health.. (Applause) It WY at any rate not the least important. He assent
day. before Mr. G. J. G. Greeory, Termer Reeves was Aeons% he asked P.O Randall to Penna. -(Defendeat oh I oh! The Beath : you will heir the " The health of our Borough Member.. He was sure
t Lieut.. GIOROIL gave the health* of "Colonel Steward, they all deeply deplored the sheen that west of
brought up for obt tieing ale by false pretence, - P.O. RINDALL, wbe 21 years ego had assisted in opening opportunity of speaking prematly.-Def
"dat lat' bra Colonel Matthews, and the Staff officers of the Dorset --
. t,.Kr 2 i.„1: 7d especially o: it
Henrietta, wife of l'hornas Randall, of tbe New Inn the 13.:‘.1,...fe H..r lotrieihmedbres now %fir:its:kyle...lTbm sir, all afit to you tr.r.......„
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• N.:twee ortfarn ghee :ski ms Battalion? We could not have better men, and with their.,mdeuent:raczni r.
penal Mr.
MLA by the death of
soul ois October 4.h prisoner e..111n• to bee house anri guns MAI member., 456 dli:tricts and a proportionate would getthetick;t4 The asnrketh es Innen' said the them at our Ned the battalion will be second to none in an attached relative Mr. Z turd. had been so long and
DRi Ihe w a going to the gas-house hemline coal for Mr. flusher ot lodmiree awl whose funds nee shown • gigantic defendant bad a ticket on the Mel hat not ou the the county. (Musical honours and three cheers.) so intimately associated with Weymouth that anytbing
l'••pe one Mould require a maim of ale each day, and alit:pith vteerly Wowe donne the past yen. 87t".-(Defendant: I took my ticket at Redwell.)-ler. The CHAMMAR then distributed the prizes won at the marring his personal happiness cut • dark shadow
Mr. Pope would pay for it. He took the gallon of P.G. (Mown forth. Poole district. told how they were R omen : Tel have often been cent coed about them late competition. over ibil entire town. He (Dr. Worheal) trusted. it
ale, lied she repeats. ily asked if Mr Pope had called, 1". of member. OD January ii.., tickets yh Noe said tee bench wria sorry to say that The ...HMO were loudly applauded .11 they Want up to would in some degree mitigate the poignency of his grief
when the answer wait" No." This be did for eight f,,,,,i,, ' 4
isii ora nii.M674;heba numbera of lodges 30; the mount of this was; not the first time and defendant would be fined his Worship for their silver cups, modals, dc to know that In hls sorrow be reeetveri the cordial
days She would not have let him have tbe Mier , A 40,401 11.. 41., and the f Mears] fund, fok. " The Mayor and Corporation of Weymouth" were next 'moodily and condolence of every iehsbitant. It was,
Z 918114. 81. The enntrilesiinee, nog me, gI. ; mad for Ceroliee Sersigent. of Preston. Was sualtOOODd foe • toasted by. the Cleo MIN. who mid the corps regarded as however, pleasing to lind present that night Sr Frederic
mama he said that Mr Pope would pay for it. She erknese, C 1136 8.. 61 • and for t. e .mierals .t 01 The similar .ff •nos Not having answered to tee summons their strongest supporters the Mayors of this borough, Johnstone, who, at some Inconvenience to himself. NA
did not enter it in her books, thinking Mr. Pope wouid funds In Vir joy niie branch were £ll5 (Applause.) she oas need fe. (applause).-andonthisoccasionthey had • brotheroflicer- come to support their worthy II trle on that suspicious
cII Preolies a orks for sir, l'ope, end looked block, Bro. F. J. Ann preeenred 1.) of Me Worthy Pot Charism Clegg and John Cos were similarly summoned. of his as well as a staunch supporter. (Applause.) The occasion, and to testify the deep and lively Inter et which
th
like atomn who wiu heeling coal.
cal. and the to at his Grant. •0.5,e !maw. , pH. H. A. HaILNIS, awl P.O. The 8 men. et neent of p dies seed Cleat had been pre- Corporation he would leave out, for any log be could he took in everything relssing to the welfare of theword Del n t apply to prisouer for Payment. no WILLIAM VioCRST, ant in* worthy offder. reepoeded.
rViously fined 10, for the sine offence. Oti secomot of say would fell far short of their merits., and surrounded borough. Whether regarded from an imperial or local
ex -et him to pay at nil -his'. Joseph Pope who Pl' 11. Pi1"..'".."6" of the i'llv r"i""-.-A Me the Cleat not attendieg the mart hews. bud 1.55. or 14 sleys as be wee by legal gentlemen and magistrates of the poisat of view, there was, perhaps scared, a borough in
B 0 bench, the less he said the better. (Laughter and the kingdom More highly favouroa as regards it* pares
~/ H ma. When they consi wed the very loge kapemmineat C .ii was animism:l. o ovriaci• fir hau ism (or the gm work., sail the pre mount eal 1 out yearly by the soce ty in sickness, It ought applause.)-Coupled were the names of the Mayor, moony representative. than that of Wry...oth. For
...Yr w." ""t i" tn. mink'''. but thew hired him when i.c. be eiMoorte.' I bett s than li.. by gentlemen outeide. In I Alderman Howard, and Councillor Weleford. conducting the constitutional Governmentol this country wanted at filing coal at the station into witnem's • town like this they did not get much wore than their HIS WORSHIP (Major Eliot) said if Mr. Alderman the existence of political party was indispensable But
cuts Had never given him authority to mochas" owe pews and thinners, and he reminded the., that after Howard had had a little voluoteer training, he would the interesta of party. however important, were Bub-
blier and charge it to witness, nor bad be ever men. sick pay, and the psymeet of the doctors, • very small have made an excellent first-lieutenant, and, after ordinate to thou of patriotism. Brutus, though he loved
Moiled it, First met Mr. Rendall in the market on *walla remained to).. mmlied to management expense responding briefly, Kr. Eliot left the reply in full to Mr. Cie ler much, loved Rime more. Bitl our hon. members,
Saturday night, and then heard he bad pledTid He turned sincere thenks to the honorary members, and Howard. (Laughter.) though representing the two gnat parties of the State,
e If anyre gentlemen thought of hemming mn e should be Mr. Alderman HOWARD, after the way in which the had always done their utmost not only to promote the
witness's credit for ale. Had sometimes given
men authority to get beer for themselves, bulb. bad eery itesami to hold • medal meeting. and initiate them.
TN worthy Mayor had beet% given the 1877 report; but Mayor rose, never dreamt of being called on to reply. He material interests of the country, but to maintain the
did not wonder Captain Gason had nothing to say for the honour, dignity, and prestige of our world-wide empire
always paid for it the same day. Prisoner was paid this was their 414 anniversary. and the premet number Corporation, for they had deserted the principles of Mr. Rewards on one occasion, when a greet question of
tonnage, anti he had to find hls own ale; witness did of members hi effil, huhu admitted 110 this year, ban paid volunteering, and had to prem • gentleman into the office Neon.' importance, though of local bearing, wag brought
not eibie hiot any ele.tuonev. -In answer to Mr this year to she proud date for sickness £1.56 Ile Si for of Mayor. (Laughter.) The old ides of • press•gang was forward for discussion in the Home of Commons, acquitted
Symon., Mrs. Kendall explained that prioorier said two deaths £l7. and during 2i swim have pad £3,000 for very good, though, and the Council did their duty, himself with such tact and ability as to command the
be ehoulii require • gallon of ale • day for eight or orknese and deaths allowances. Their capitol is now obtained the support of the town, and we never had • respect and rivet the attention of that-the most august
nine days, end Mr. pope would pay for it -Me. £4,270 In • town like this so large an outlay mud make
better Mayor than now. (Hear.) But he never saw the legislative assembly in the world. On another occasion-Kr.
Gregory advised Mrs. !Medan in f uture always to ,"at deal of chff niece to the rates, and he more than Mayor dram uniform ain such • gorgeous unifo an the present el co Edwards, in company with a colleague, had the high, if not
iind there is phn ty of room for more money and in one. For 20 years Mr. Howard had been • member-of the eniquehonourof anandienceof tbeSulten--Neventwhich,
have • written order in snob cases as this. - Mr. Polm members whom lie hunted to emus end see how Old. corporation, and always felt their most gorgeous uniform while complimentary to himself, rellmthi • mild lustre had n ver heard mythiog again ••
against prisosser before, and f,11.•• tnan•ge butes.. (Ante... ) was the Town Crier's, and the ides entered his head upon the constituency he had the happiness to represent,
he had been li, the willies with • good character.- Mr. CrORINOR, secretary to the Juvenile Branch, whether the Mayor and Ward Aldermen had not better But posing f min matters of imperial to those of local
Prisoner was retuauded until Monday next, at tan responded, stating they had 178 member,; but only one dress themselves in the robes of the Sergeants at Mace. interest, he (Dr. Moorhead) cook( not sdemmtely enema
o'clock. . death during the year. (Laughter) To see the Mayor in such a uniform showed his sense of the obligations conferred upon the borough by
-- - - Captain Henan Rare the mast of "The Chairman the influence of the volunteer movement, he hoped every both oar representatives. Mr. li tweets was, if possibl
aired applause) Ile would remind them it Is about two Mayor would volunteer for the good of his town, and long more Wennout/alan in his regard for the advancement of
years ago he had the pleasure of facing the Chairman on might the newt one rule over us. (Applause) the town than the inhabitants themselves, It powesed
• similar occasion. They would only allude to him, and Mr. Omura 4' WILSFORD raponded, but briefly, as he no Institution, whether relirdous, charitable, or educe-
drink his health as " Mr. Pope," not as the Mayor 1 He sale after Mr. Howard it was unnecessary for him to in. tional, upon which he bad rest left his impress. The hand
is • gentleman always ready to come forward for every filet upon them • long mooch of distress had never been held out to him ia vale. But
euch institute a. It,. and they would, he hoped, drii g, Sergeant Warren: "Never mind the rest." latest act of neficience, his proffered donation el
his health in • bumper, and with him MCCOMB in every- f'l .A. Portland Artillery" wee proposed by the Ceara- 12 be
.000 to the poor of Weymouth for him, entitled him to
thing he puts his band to. (Musical honours.) nee with the greatest pleasure, they being not only our the immortal gratitude of every philaothropist. It had
The CHAIRMAN only hoped that when the worthy Vice brothers in arms, hut next door to us. He coupled with been said by our great dramatist—
propised this toast, he would have put that and the next It the names of Major Eliot and Lieutenant Andrews. " The evil that men do lives after them,
tout together, so that he should only have inflicted upon The Portland Artillery, our next door4hbours, we Me The good is oft interred with their bones."
them one toast instead of two. He was very p to always ow to see o'er here, and he to find them- ~,.
sit a. their Chairman, and considered it • great honour, he erouW not say-worthy of our steel, t worthy of our lois Ilenntheins however true of mankind in general, in
and if he had added to their enjoyment he was amply bullets. Major Eliot, Lieutenant Andrews. and Lieu!, the case of Mr. Edwards needed to be reversed, for when
repaid. (Applause) McLean, he joined with the toes' (Applause.) those present had been gathered to their fathers, and tie
Mr. Bohner then sang • song, very appropriate In the Lieutenant Anew,' (4th D V A.), responded, saying waters of oblivion had passel ea over most of them, his name
presence of Mr. Brymer, x.r., whose improvements at the volunteer aruitery, with the rifle volunteers,win would survive as that of one who had done good to the
Puddletown are so manifest and great,-"Have you seen always be read to respond to the call of duty. poor, not only in his own day and generation, but by an
the new Cottages built by the Squire?" p,„.„. Kr. K p..... oKr Ancestors were Enema_ act of princely munilcance had conferred similublessings
Mr. (Matsui next proposed " The Mayor and Corpora- m--en. -x ' m. • upon those of this borough down to the latest posterity.
tion of Dorchester. • toast received with musical honours. Mr. F. C. Anna haring personally known the worthy in the language of the poet-
The Mange (Mr. Pope) responded, hut said he should captain for • great man years, and got on uncommonly "Only the actions of the just
not attempt to make a very long speech, but should leave well with him, propoeed his good health. We were glad Smell sweet and blossom in the dust."
that to Mr. Gregory an Dr. Mdridge, who are Past to see lifin back again, and that he bad taken • hone But Sir Frederic Johnstone also deserved • cordial meed
Gmnds. (Laughter,) He did not upect to be so much here. (Applause.) Mr. Arlen looked back with pleasure of praise. Though one of our representatives but a few
trouble I during the coming year as his Past Grand. had on the various camps he had visited with then& and was years comparatively, he had done mull to promote the
been in former one. (Laughter.) All the tress are glad the corps had now • bettor Man than he In command. best interests of the borough. He had not only contd.
buried, they were • thorn in the Misr of the past Mayor, (N., no) bated likewise to the maintenance of every local institu.
but he did not expect to trouble himself about them. Musical honours and three cheers were given the Hem, but had granted free site. for men, of our public
Still there are other matter, to be attended to, sad one is captain, and the band played "81, Petrick's Day in the buildings lie had also enhanced the great natural
a very stinking subject, the dminige-(lriughter):-Mit he Morning." attractions of this favourite watering-place. Further, If
did not intend hi leave that till it is brought to • Ti,. Couranth thanked shoes present foe, kindly re- in the spirit of that historical epitaph of the architect of
successful loss.; there are also the questions of the water calving the tout. He writhed to say two or three wards Si, Paul's-
supply, to occupy their attention. That day they had sat respecting the come The numbers were not what they "Si monumentem queer's eircumsploe,"
for three hours in the Council-chewers, on • finance were, and he hoped the example of the Portland Artillery They looked aroond, they would discover at no great
committee, and after all th,.. could not finance it. and be might be • precedent for teem to follow; as commanding distance from that anembly-room, a building which would
eupposel they should sit another three hours to-morrow Ater he thought he might make • public appeal for perpetuate his name and usemon. That building, which
And all this mu, be hoped, to save the pockete of the rata- some recruits, he wished the corps to hold its own in in it. external architectural features, reminded one of in,
payers. (Applause) numbers and efficiency, He would net allow the corps to Temple of Vesta on the banks of the Tiber, conferred an
A number of songs and toasts followed, and kept up the be (satin "the noisy filth" as someone had remarked, but undoubted boon upon 1t... useful putffic 'eremite the
enthusiasm to • late hour. the working fifth. (Applause.) He (the captain felt cabszasu, who, no doubt gratefully appreciated it. With.
convinced there were as loyal hearts in Imbed ea in out farther remarks, Dr. Moorhen concluded by asking
England, and as good men. (Applause,) He believed the all present to unite with him in drinking with three
beet of England's sons bad beth Irishmen (Loud times three to the health and happiness d both our
laughter.) Tbe numter of the aeries most be kept up, so excislient representatives.
as to keep up the C ipite.imi Grant They deserved the Sir FREDIRIC JOHNSTON% Bart., MP,. mid; Mr.
a ipport of Weymouth, and If the ithabitents would Only Mayor and gentlemen, I thank you for the very kind
give a small amount ie annual subscriptions it would help
them very mach and keep up the volunteer movement;
~.W.IX you have drunk the toast a my health, and my
renn in returning thanks fir this tont is the
he considered the service could be advantageously ex-
...e_____"me -_.
toed* to e.t.d. pis hoped the meuthere of thecorps
warm,. or my worthy colleague I MD sure we Most
would refrain from talking when on parade, and attend be all sorry for the sad reason which nein him away,
the parades when celled Non to do so. (Cheers were we he Is hlWerl DO toed to cone to Wenhotlth on
given for Captain and Mrs.o mon ) an waggon of this d. I ion glad to bear that the
Qiurtanamter-Sergesat Li: proposed "The health of season haa been a good one at Weymouth, and
Lieut Nom" who for Mariam swaths had acted se although the Cherbourg boats are not a great soccer
Commandant,
Dspod. Go*, aid b. wished to take that oputetnuity
„_____at preeenekt_weeemwilike.ehor,eths: al
(niserter they yGaia:thilltetere,
of thanking Limit George for what he had done for the """'" '"'" ""' --
corps whilst he was away, there are two questions whith, as we all know, are a
Lieut. Gown returned thanks. the greatest Importance to the town at this present
Sergeant hinter prolonged "The health of Pally moment-the drainage and the bridge questions.
Hooper, hon. me. of the mem. Now I need hardly say that I have not the slightest
Captain Game expressed the hope that Mr. Hooper intention of expressing any decided opinion upon what
aeadrid. eeeeldeltaleheiliMeereattuelsirliimeglitrmeksessitedhlltthlieedc"Lbeee a aaah done, or what ought not to be done as I
pleasure for him to act as secretary, and he should am not fabe
sufli den tly up in these matters to do so.; We
continue to do go. He was sorry that financially they all know that in every town in Eatilad the gMai
were not in mach a good position as they were twelve question is the drainage, or, in t • words of •
Months ego They had been at • large outlay for the Dew distinguiabed 'tandem= ' Senitaa sanitatium, owls
rang,; this had coat LK and had lit than on the audio', and certainly when I turn to the Registrar-
(ar:samilistaanefde; n;
beiftlhthearegedrefeettedathdthabet tate. large number of --a of t'llo4 relllMPTLlewt4"apotash°ln"Engithatd,Wriwcan :DT at
Ilifiewerethougneatit'affildewalit tstrefefonreotANlcienefeetlthougf thlattheeo aerate:a/ why an effective scheme should not be carried
forward and pay the moan of the Capitation out. we -all remember (at least I hope go) some of
had not been earned. Captain (Mem had met *maw,
iwginiiie .rh iedae A
our nursery
y, Agnashine d I Lartkodaribeekeny TMCIM .heiTudO be on,
paid .C 4 10s. as Capitation money.
Lieutenant Osoaan proposed "The Non-commiadoned mended. Ido not mean that it is quite so bad..
Officers" that; but at the same time Ills admitted on all sides
Quartermaster-Sergeant Lin Serpent Hawn and that something must be done, and Ido sincerely hops
Sergeant Swims returned thanks.
that whatever is done may be of lasting benefit to the
Mr. Aldermaa Bowan' proposed the toast " The Fifth town. Then is • gentleman at the bottom of the
Dorset Volunteers," coupling with it the names of
Colour-Sergeant Roberts, Sergeant Warm, and ft.rgehit t table who has reminded me that there were to be "no
Hansa politica." Well, really, I have listened attentively to
_Mr. WELIPORD proposed "The health of UM Borough all the speeches and I never heard one word that could
Members,' who, he said, took a lively interest in the be thus construed. As we all know, politics are es-
"Mfre. Alefdermthe
thamta;How(itheastheiresaaaaaraponded )for Mr.
.11= eluded, and even if they were not thin would be hardly
Edwards. M P., and Mr. UM Hooper for Sir F
Johnstone., Bart M.P. all know
thritmtopeienane yweedegdihedeodapin;ondiesse
to.
The Worthy Bose was next prep.& and Kr. coo, morrow, and you will all be able after the interesting
renponded. debate, which will take Islam) in both houses, to judge
'The Press" was gins in kind terms by the gallant for yourselves ; but, if I might be allowed to make •
Outman and our reporter, Private W. -T. Rosins, suggentioeillizebould recommend any gentleman, and
reappeared.
.. more part that gentleman who is so afraid lest
"The Ladies was restentled to lar Mr. HOWARD, and politics should talked, to read an snide OD the
sonetuded the list of toasts; but the did' Afghan Crisis, by Sir H. Rawlinson, in this month's
separate till titer midnight, haying men
---reartYvery "'PPP number of the Nineteenth Omerwm. Gentlemen, I
Wm.
main thank you for the honour you have done me this
swing, and shall alwa_ye try and do my beet to
further the interests of Wenn/nth as 107 is I have
the honour of representing this borough. ,eapplamsd,
The Rey. .1. HTZPHIRRON proposed 'M toed
Lieutenant of the County and the County Magistrate....
Colonel BwArren.ti sad Dr. Semi returned %sake.
Sir Frederic Jonegroirg proposed the next toast, which
he geld was par wee•firwer the teed of the enning-via,
" The Mayor and Coeporstion. They all felt that they
had the ht man in the right d
ace;they all kaew his
father an respereind him -.(.nitnstes)- aad he fate
Frederic) could not pay him • mow., than hy
etsg he was we he would walk in theeethroloathafielege 0 hie
father. (Animal-)
The Kama returned his Warty thanks for thereordielity
and warmth with which they had remind the beet He
was ninth deaW elt Wag so masa caws of the erm,
aint wy t then. no felt mire that whether Regliag
in tba M tbill ann. or the decks of Mid any
and All would dbeiterge Nide duties to the hider lei
Wildest As Wiwi they hod duties he prow=
did ast liabk men eight to Mesh of
citmeneldn He wipes aware of the
In efaalitatiallecur the
town hid gembned mem him ledise erer of
the Barengheend It aleuld be his sewn Midenour not
to forfeit thatt dead aidelaa.
Ke. indemmea liftwoson returaed thanes for IN Cor-
poration. Nelda that that day 40 years arable gad beep
masa gem terespond to the MOM MIA MI NM 60011 Met
teenther if the Dowilill, sad that night he era_s mined apen
as the molar member. ad
Mr. PHUT nOOPHE 0 a,-
Borough Magistrates"
of four to the borough
the bench. Its to the
nertioderly indebted fee
As one Vello often e

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• try, t'

piattee.l
Lowl.l

ClWir

1-10111.

MR. EDWARDS'S GRIEF.

We regret mach to hear that Mr.
Edwards, M. P., has lost his relative and
much valued friend, and so could not
attend the Mayor's banquet. Every
thoughtful moon in Weymouth, we
are sure, aympathises with the well.
loved member's distress.

ODDIELLOWIF SUPPER.
A very capital townie, .fly brethren of the Indepen-
dent Order ..f 01.1101,w. gathered at Mr. Dunn'.,
jooetion Hotel, ..n Monday nient last, under the
preodency of the ll•yor. Mr who is showing hie
t• whores to beer all the of the Id ...ratty in not
only • hard...44,ns but a thoroughly genial and kin 110
manlier. Ili. Worship was •uppirted by the popular
moods, for the 'swoosh. Mr. W. Brymer, and the
•xcellent coiumaniling °Oder of the Id D. R. Volunteers,
Capt. II sizes, who Idled the sloe-chair in "toe military
style," smart, short, mut sharp, so that a good deal of
tourer end talking was got through, althottith Mrs. Dunn
had wisely forecast, by obt lining the egtra hour."
Among to.. pruent were besides thy Chairman (H.•
Worship, Mr. A. Pop•, the Borough Member, Mr. W.
Erytner,sod Cos H ain Odgers-atha following fri•ndls of ths
Oddlelioost-Mr. C. J. (3. Gregory, Mr. I_ .1 H. Ling, Mr.
Rummy, Messrs. R. Hill, Neither, R. Foie*. Dr.
Aldridge Mrsere, Akin., L-onerd K Ibinson, E. Baker,
Bishop, osyls. J. W. Pike, 8 y, Wrieht. W
H Froe, Bitty, H. Taylor, Windup, Lacey.Buluter. Howe,
(Corshi'll. fir.
Mrs. Dunn plated every .übstantisl English d inner on the
table, conaistng of hot Joint* puddings, At, to which
good fare ample justice was done.
The cloth having been reninved,
The Clialllealt gave toe Q wen the sovereign head of
this kingdom, and the Immune ruler of this mighty
empire, who has, during 40 years of constitutional govern•
meat, made England the most powerful nation in the
world.
Next followed "The Prince end Protons of Wales, and
the rest of the Royal Fundy." The Prince has endeared
himself to all, not only 41U0Of his own mother'. sui.i.gia,
but also with thou •111fOUI, When in Perm the Our men
was surprised to see bows Republican people could idolise
a real Prince, but hy his tact the Prince had made them
his own fast friend., And they would -uppct us, he be-
lieved when required. After eulogising the amiebilitr,
beauty and virtues of the Princess and nther members of the
R Family, the Chairman gave this toast abo, and it WRY/8013TH.
wen also I. y.lly drink. Tic ENTMUIL -The new steamer of Messrs. Cosine
Nrxt the Comers?' mu with. mut Popular tout "The an) Co., steam packet proprietor, will be named the
Army. N on, end Reserved Force*" Our Army-though Empress.
through loturcuattinuoti pe ce, it had lost some 01 Ital ahn season of Lent there
will be
prest.re-st the first rumour of w•r, put on a bold face,
sated England from a moot disastrous ear, and recovered divine a -reit. every Wednesday evening at Holy
their pre.tige. The navy, though the wooden walls of Trinity at? 30
old England had become walls of steel and Iron, will he Summits roit CRILDIttn. -On Sunday afternoon a
found ever prepare.) in days of old, to met t any foe. Mr. special service for the young was held at Holy Trinity
Diluter and Captain Hodges would tell them the RlG•rfftll Church ;it le intended It hold thews ferriage regularly
Forces were ready, they were willing and would he on the first atinday in each month.
sufficient when required. Till flirts Comm -On Friday last one of the sth
Mr. W. it Balla KZ, U. P., On behalf of the Yeoman/17. Dorset Volunteer Corps was pr mooted by his superior
begged t . return his rout sincere thanks. He had been
officer to th• rank of a corp-oil. Up to Tuesday no
styl.4l C.ptain,' but that he was not at present, arid
he should he very sorry to be, because there is • great less than 18 mouth srs had sent in their resignation and
deal of trouble and anxiety about it -(a laugh-therefore rumour says others intend following the same
he thought his good friend. C mtain H doss ought to have °sample.
returned tbaek. first. Although he (Mr. &year) spoke five D, m. v. -The following promotions and appoint-
for th• tefa•aarr. they .I°4 °id.° the Pie" ‘4 h*Dohr, he meets have been made :-Corporal Russell, No: 22. to
thought, to the volon,•lrs, beamse the volunteers are the be sergeant • facp cal Warren, No. 85, to be eergeant ; moot ...oral force we bare ever had is England, nut only r k rose, No. 49, to her „mid Prism. &
at the present tun-, hut In the oast, and he hollered they
will be so in the future. Those who have gone into the Wallis, No. CO, to be corporal; Private Jt. Pella. No
fore.. atay there for fire or six or seven years, although 68, to he lance-corporal; Private Symonds, No. 78, to
they may become • little corpulent, but when mango Into be lanoe-corpor .1.
the yectuenry end remain, after • time they eel go Sig ions Accingcr.-A young man named George
fat and heavy that they can't get on their horses. (0-oat Cork,whilet at work on Monday evening on the Quay,
laughter.) T ...refore he thourbt they ought to cede place
to the volunteers °thereto", for they are always ready to unloading one of the Cherbiurg dormers, caught his
their work. (Laughter and applatret.) hand in a o-y-wlieel of a crane and smashed one of his
Certain Ronan its., reeponded. Although Lieut. ! &Igen and seriously injured his hand. He suffered
Bryiner had hum kind enough to say he comidered he great agony during the night,and on Tuesday morning
(l'eetein %Age.) .o return thanks as captain, yet the doctor considered it advisable to competate the
the Chairman wee qoire rght in coupling [stout Bryn's?' Jnjnrr..l finger.
nettle with the toaet first, because tic, yeomanry are an CONCERT or SaCllgn Music-On Wedneeday evening
oiler force than the volunteer*. At all events here they the choir of Hope Chapel, assisted by serwal friend*,
hut the full-blown article, • captain, and he wan prowl in under the leadership of Mr. C. Crocker, gave a concert
be captain of earl,• gewl eorla es we have in Darthestsr. at the Gloututerutrest Chapel, in aid of the Weymouth
The tout is always popul sr, end always will he. and Portland Sunday School Union. Mr. 0. Bartlett
(Applause) lie thanked th m rg,y much f w the hint presided at the organ. The singing of Miss May Freeman
way in which hi. none was mentioced, and rem irked it ' was Featly admired, she miff "How Beautiful are the
was • grand thing to here in the coontry such men as a Feet end " I know that My Redeemer Livst.h" with
baCkilone- ready to lake op their r flu or their carbinet great sweetness, Miss Fox, Miss Carter, and Mies
and do their duty, rut their c untry will never be dis• ' Wright rendered valuable leilit'&7loo.
app dnted In th-m. (Applause.)los.lll. AsHoltIOX three-
ifocons next ,se• Bishop nOll Clergy,
masted schooner Ellen Creswell, Capt. Chaddock, from
and Minlst rrs of all D•flOWill•TiOn•. • tout &leers. "••• West Indies to Loncl.in with& corp.( sugar. having
popular; for that' wn • 41. ff men who form oae of the '"''"
greet pots of our "'riot,. and whom we should honour in put into Portland Roads, left on Monday for her
every possible war. After •Neektng of the Bleb ip, he said destination, but ran *abort on the Kitnineridge ledge.
the rimer were always reed, to advents our spiritual and The UMW* used to get her Off were fortunately moos's-
morel good. He was sorry there was no representative of I fu' arid she was towed into Weymouth harbour by
the clergy resent. for although there was • "Libor sthenthe Commodore at a late hour on lueeday
resent of High lisavetrert)--(lauslitar)-his name. • , evening. The vessel will have to discharge her
eared, could not he coupled with the toast. (The toast
Ina heartily drunk.) and undergo Carp
Mr. (I. J. G. Gamma! gave "The health of the tillirriou Haws. -Arrivals: Great Western, Blam-
Member. Mr. Bremer -at the BarotiotEsef dinner Pied, Cherbourg (three time.); Throe Sisters, Maca-
wse unable to be present, and they m were very mock con, COWIN ; Ann GW Ea•i•fof.DOVer ; Eagle
honoured in having him now. v Brymer well ; *woes, a. sea; Samoa.
represented them in Parliament, was always at divisions, and mazy, Woods, sea; Water Lily, P Seal
and also attended well to our total inttneste, for wherever ham; Fanny. lA.,.Naas...nab John
ray,
ssythhis was set on foot, for the go«, of Dorchester In. Harlem, Plymouth; Liberty, Scott, sea' Noilly,
ger way, Mr. Hevener was sure to have a linger in the pm. A lien Newcastle Geraldine, Anderson, Harwich;
(Annie... 4 and muotel honour.)
Mr W. E P.l. responding, was especially Briiikt°°' J;w." Comet, Banal, ituttlingillt-
obliged for the very dat,ering nay in which hi. fri-n.) Mr. ton; South of Irehurlt P•mrae• Cherbourg (three
Oretory had proposed hi. he .Ith. Mr. Oregiwy alluded LO hifoll•L gedltrh,_ of Plegign.
his being here t ,-night although not at the other dieser. b Rug (three tirea;); unities, rusiter J , ersey ;
Unfortunately he onas Precluded through f•mily wagers, Samuel and Mary, oods, mai Liberty, Keret, ge
ceren;
end was not sure at finit that he could be here Brighton, Fall*. Jersey, W Welds. seat to-night. A sin Pleasure he bed ill Wag Thrifty,Hebb, seas; Great Weslaco
them, for this was the n-st occasion, excent tam boon; (three times).
msm,rshie one when the Friendly tiodetks met, and
ent
of which he had very Pleasant recollection' of staying Tag EDUCATION Acr.-On Friday last eve differ
front half-past five till • quarter-peat dives, fLeagtit.r3 fines were inflicted by the County Magistratessato,
They did n. 4 expect him ha hoped to make a keg spregh. pupate for neglecting to awed their children to
he was not much of • spottch.nor, and hoped they did not Wel hope this maybe• caution to obstinate permit
seed him to Parliament for that. At present there are who think that they can have the School Board. It
about 100 in the 11°4" ofC°°""au who have met"( to was stated in court that the charge was led, for each
d 0 but talk, and talk Ogg moat, for they are paid for it.
child ; therefore, it is evidently not the expires that
sio fortunately the root are able to hold their them&
4-al ofdiners parents from sending their children to school.
and by doing to and following their party a greet
beamss can he got Womb ; but if everyboo talked no PerhuPs if lbw clergy of each Willi were to imProwl
tineineas could be dose. He remembered when • certain uP.
th
'n Went*, whim tblmok• their Imam to bowls
little Bill was brought forward about the Poogdae. there TWtations, e injury are doing their children by
bad been huge Bill before, and this poor little Bill went not sending then) school it would hays a benelial d
them with scarcely any Needs: but II was doe,. IV • effect. It is far better to pay forty•weeks schooling at
very clever men, and got through, and now h° "ww"d i i.vr week, than a fine of for neglect.
the friendly societies think very strongly about one
ab..-the cord_aaaa member at a m* a. _A :err To nig New Mitteings Runs Cum -On
mat, shall become pewee lunatic his nel or penreole Monday we paid • vidt to the new club which has
from the society is to he liable to he lOW tied to the barn oicialid at Mr. Cooke's, Augusts Plano non
erybam in which he is confined.
Lest year a motion wee are four rooms for reading, enticing, obese, cards, he.
to be brought forward, and they get in the House several In the resbding room we found a good sonortmsat
evenings wishing it would come in. They carded it, and daily and weekly papers, incindingtha runenginenderd,
went to the House of Lirds, when. _lt 'Pen_ w,,a out. /Wrack, Deify News. Onsithig. &c. end in the =OM.
Teri Inna, who knows w°44 " " Meet or recreation rooms-416er eed draught; aside,
; but he bowed the Lords would take thebton.a.ttri
and baaginun
sad dominoes.
Prow
the
mans
Emil: sal cur, It tbr°°4ll' W h't is thithbirkwerhing eatatthenoisa viewotthebay,lemde.pierat
Not go much me wealthy as
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THZ MAYOR'S BANQUET.
• very splemiltd adair was the Arm banquet siren by
Kr. a Eliot, the banker Mayor of Woynteutb, who,
although be took the °face with much reluctance, yet,
n,,,kit ones taken it, sompted therewith all the rnipotud.
bingos, not the least that of showing the hospitality of
Lb. civic chair, and this he did in Use drat style. Kr.
Met in not only • banker, but so a volunteer major
n„ba.a, tem ntoported by the superior of6cers of Her
mai forma and Um number of various uniforms lent
brilliant
Mr to the setherla• which at would hardly
have gained from an essombly of civilians only.
Amos, thom preemill ware—lie Frederic Johastona But kris. me. 11.
Ron'Hamilton, Ma J.P., Colonel Cox, commanding
Folgineere. OaSsZugles. R.N., Kr. Pretor, Yr.
Curtain RN. Rev. J. litephensonT
H. Hasigle, Camel fi Kr. Couillor Ayles ,
comma Amn nc
ia Chkd Constablo of Dorset, Kr. .
vinamk Dr, Booth, LP. Yr. W. Robernio2.l.
J.P., Du Rhodes Dr. Artlet blaJor L. Cam ColThrdino
Penner. keY. D,../r. !Awls (Satthirli aIIiP•IX . Commenter
Illeleforek mr Clark, Kr. .1. Lindley
1.., Kr. J. Amu-- PeoriDr. Lush, Kr. J. Robertson, J.P..
Mr. J. Z. Robe's. J.P.. Kr. Williams. Kr. Councillor
Lovell,
.Kr. Councillor Lomita& Kr. Councillor Nettne.
htt,ro.4
Kr. Councillor Gramm, Kr. W. Talbo .7 P., Kr.
D. Cullett, JP. Mr. Kr. Alderson Jamas X J.P.,
Kr. W. B. K Kr. William Ab LP.,
Kr. Councillor , Kr. John A-
Kr. Alderman Thomas 11r. W. T. Roberts, Mr. R. T 1
Atkins, Kr. W. K. Thleelton, Nu 0. &Molds. J.P.,
Dr Nathan, Rm. J. Killer (Iteloombe Regis Bebop., Kr.
T. B. Oteres, Dr. Pridhana Kr. Counrilkir.T. Owes, Mr.
Councillor Bnook, Kr. Hamiltos Price, Mr. Councilor
Ayler,_l(r. R. Talbot. Kr, T. Cram, Kr. B. Crow. Kr.
im.3l. LG. &Pint Mr. 8- We* Kr. J. Visoen dir. CouseWor
4.. Deronla, Xr. Pelly Homer Kr. C. F. Yr. H. T.
Ge=all,zur. 0. Andrews, dr. Wood, Dr. lie Dr.
II and Captain Anstrutber, R.N. The Kayo,,
Kr. 0. Z. presided, wad Kr. Alderman Ki2Eae
is the Kr. 13ftpll. Town=as a
owing Is irsdkpeellios, soW Mesa
Ooaaallicie Wank sad Dr. Rama wire as
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groomed • The health ot the
looratly WI biro had ao suoarukto
broth four who will be • eredit to
; borough bomb to whom w• •••
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