The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-12-05 00:00:00

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Al. the FOUL AIR, hare NO Mechanical Notion, and us
entirely FREE FROM DOWN DRAUGHT.
Price Lists, and Testimonials on applicationrmne=
BOYLE and BON, Patentees and Manufacturers, Mansion
House Buildings, London ; 100, Mitchell.trect, Glasgow;
and 8, Corporatlometreet, Iglinchester. Liberal terms to the
Trade.

TORRE "THIL PERFECTION ON
II HIGHLAND t WHISKEY."
WHISKEY. I UMILIVALLID FOS
"TODDY."

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Wholesale of the Sole Proprietors.
GREENLEE; BROTHERS,
1, Gresha o Buntlines, !notion, EC. (WWlDories. Antykshire.

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TORESON, CLARK, and Da%
.11 "HOME sHITITLE"
FAMILY LOCK4ITTIVII SEWING MACHINE,
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TO WORK BY HAND, £3 10 0
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TWA
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E Patent A RD'S Pant OAS REAPING APPARATUS for
ORRIENHOUS
A first-cluo Certificate rranted brilattohtster Botanical
Society, 1878,
Send for Circular from Park Read Iron Werks, Bradford,
Ilaacuurra.

OTOVFA (Tessa-Corra), Portable, for CoaL ROBEI/11311
O PAMIR. Puro. healthy, and In iel heat, U hours, tor
Id , without attention. Por greenhouses, bed-rooms, or almost
any purpose. See in use sod order at patentees, 111, Victoria-
street, Westminster. Prospectus, drawings, and testlmonisas
sent.

MIHE ELECTED-CHEMICAL sad MEDICAL. BATHS
I (formerly Dr (apihes) Celebrated for the cure of
rheumatism, neuralgia, sciatica, indigestion, liver complaint*,
nervous dieordent, peralyels and all chronic diseases.
011 IE ELIPX"FRO-CHEMICAL and MEDICAL. BATHS.
I Founded 1855. To meet the growing requlretnents of the
public the &addle Mount has been much enlarged. The Baths
are now wed at the Louden liospitals and are rocnnimended
by the most eminent medical men. For ;articular* apply te
the Secretary, IT, Esker-street, London, W.
The MECHANICAL operation of Smiling Teeth Supers...led.
(WIT% VEGETABLE ANTISEPTIC DENTAL SCALING
POWDER. Pronouncod a flybangic and roost dasitsbk,
irt.lulizeitceTelfect.ln!tantaroous and lasting

Price la. M.. b. Oa., and Sa. per box. p,417 free for siarapa.
Specially recomilien.lol by eminent men.
Ai Wm, EDMUND OUPP, Dentist, Mariebustar.

Bustritt Idttris. . 1...., he servant". I mak, ; gawk. Lemony, 11 mass : BaCTIATION TIIIAL.-Atts Wesleyan Sunday School-
forgery. 1 male ; total, 5 make. The indictable offences room on Wednesday eveni th
Nis being off
__--0,--- this year show • decrease of 9 compared with last year. the novelty of . e entertlintnent had in it
D0140111313T1111. Five persona were apprehended and committed for trial. reciting. Mr. J. K Boale ered ~.r reading and,
who hao done so much good for •
ize
ha. Trot WILTS a'sn I).ittecr Bt'..-Mr. .1". 13. White, 1 being
.disposed of
.es follows :-1, six months: 1, one the Chapeiry Wenleyan school, offered apr for the best
Lad. toninw thi e . goodwill& of the selectioo. No less than 27 act.d sa manager to week ,I, acquitted , and 2 awaiting trial at the Assisea reader, and another for the best recte ir, reaara being also
who for the pest three yeasa Tame 5. -Perrone
the Ilrietol branch of tho Wilts. and Dorset Rank, has for usaulta en the Pporeeeliced#e ; ddagiseabi'arldgeds"7"2 mraiiree.-•Threel•
felt himself compelled to relineniall the appointment. ricted. 1 male ;15 for common assault.' ; disehnreed, 4 boi lt, a ruiscomitett:d. lett the girls entirely best the
l Boum Damn, won tho
He is aucoeede.l by Mr. Henry AVililing. males awl 1 female; ronvieted, 9 males and I female: 8 " loth in Gol ;" I.ouiz' e first mix, fr rea
Clark, the 2rei. for " The. T•itinwo C
LoCAL 140v0UR.4.- The first prize (cd) for ten short- for breaches of the peace • con ricted. 8 males • I for Sixpences."
woollei breasting ewes, not exceeding two years, given cruelty to animals; discharged. 1 male and I female; Disco:minx Ox mg EDUCATION QUEsTION.-on Wedned-
hy the Taunton Agricultural Society at their show on convicted. 4 males ; embezzlement. 2 males sand-tea. day evening the Working Men's Club Discussion Clam
Friday. was taken hy Mr. G. W. Homer. Atbelhamji- 1.1n.10r the Licensing Act, 1872,there were prole-what attains': considered the education of the peopla-Mr. Rolls was in
ton lialL Among the judges for Doyens was Mr.. . for being drunk and drunk and diserderly ; diechargod. 11 the chair, and Mr. Taylor read tbe paoer.-Mr. Taylor
5 males and 3 females ; convicted 27 males and 9 female. ; moved " that a compulsory tinsectariano% te i • s required
Coate, Hammonn, Blandforl. 1 male convicted for illegally selling intoxicating liquors ; for the .11teati (the •Ople," ''
M
Tee bigenean of the Working Men'a institute were 5 others f r offences ender the sign° set 1 discharged. il amendment toeocMit the ivreord "n-Mr•
("hhc''movred W. an
T.
favoured on Tuesday, with a paper read by Mr. ltron, inales ; cony's, ..il, 1 female. 9 for 'ti......... against the Roberta suggested the insertion of "relicgct•ms MSI4 'well as
on the character Ot Oliver Cromwell. Mr. him 's
Boreigh Bye Lawn ; disch ir.toi, 5 males and 1 female ; secular," instead of " uniseetarian."-Mr. 'Gibbs adopted
arguments were directed to allowing that Oliver wa..; eonvietat. .1 mak, I mds was ,haehargea for wilful the second amen lineal., and it WWI carried, (the original
not what one half of the world believes him, a blood- ditina.te. :1 males were pmeicted fee °fleeces Wider the motion being lost)-" That a entweilsory ',moo of aecular
Army Act, 1 for offenees under the Navy Art, and 2 for anti religiouse•lucation is required for the people."-A vote
thirsty and tvrannieal old hypochrite. offences under tbo Militia Act. 31 for off,-nces under the ( thanks to a o
entr it • Ir. 11.11seenclinied the evening.
Mn. l'. J. Pnli Pare, Q.C., id the Western Circuit. a„her, A„ta .. Discharged. lti Maks ; convicted, 15 1
has been appointed Recorder of F.xeter in the place of inale Wa4 ronvicied for an offence tinder the Emel•iyers the nmYtonj'lTlniurs-711t yerTeetiteng of
ef then:tit:llr .thweasphlid in
Mr. It. (I. Lorca, raised to the jii licial bench. Mr. and Workmen'. Act. 1 male end 1 fete do were renvieted basis 4 the county-1-.o'e -There a'res. not v 1716 ge
ed
reiehaue's present litecordership of Mebane ham been for lareene wider :o. lis value : and 3 males awl 1 female attendwice ; Kr. Churehwardee It
owe was calls. to t e
conferred upon Mr. Il• P. I rohinee, au, of the (.n !deeding guilty) for "arced], above to in value. For chair, eel :dr. 11. Andres, vestry clerk, reported the
Weetern Circuit, and son ..f the member for ehippen- soma.) larceny 4 males were proceeded against awl receipt hy the overaeers of a copy of the prepoetai huts.
direharged, as was 1 male for stealing Iranian produce. 1 The beris is higher than on previous nexaslowt, because
ham. male wax convicted for dui tagi ii g oth nibs • 2 pro Nati t u tes were
5 the en,loroperty tax awessment is taken as the rateable
THE ("orliTT BAIL Vestries were held on Thum- convicted tinder the V nt Art, and 1 maW for be ' ;
day in the parishes of St. Peter, Fordingt in, and Char- for having no visilole means a suleastence ; diseharigel, 2 re"
al
.050, iee copii: tty) ial:Vights:lteeril"....,.l,:y at over
wester to consitter the proposed hods of the county males and 1 female ; convicted, 1 male and 1 female. rate asweestnent, o;toi.ch is generally a liet7rs-;").ielowtele"wai
rate. The Rev. R. W. Pears, the Rev. M. F. Evans, Found on enclosed premises for an unlawful purpose, 2 value. All the parirhes in the union are " tarred withrethe
and Mr. l'inince presided at the respective mectinrn... males Cliseharge.l). One female was convicted for an same brush," therefore Pm!. Andrews thought wo hut no
Mr. rears., assistantoryeroo'er. ottetnied. Taking the offence un.l. r the Wine and Peerhonse Act, and 1 for an cause to find fault. The Amassment, ;toweling to the
pwr.rate hitt. eonsi, ler ti.., it :1•4 f, mind the proi awed "if...11:1' not,, i,r.,;„..,.:,.,„:„..ier the is7h.i.v:. heal. Total pro- ' poor-rats, is C 31.0111, in that there is shoot C3„000
increase was about one -sixth it. the pensive of St. I:et;a:i..,:lds.„ ?-d.
ani...naregme.lz 4 tileantoL7
afeenrniater. increase. In Itiii4 the resolutinn passed was " That
Peter and Fordingtm, an.l oh alt otie-fifth in the p,' .., „, I of . fLireme ; 116
-Three months and above two. 4c: vitailust nrsot
we xaptmlient to. offer,. slily opposition to the
parish of eharminater. two ha and shove one. 3; one month and above 14 . Monti on.
Inaniporzesernnt,..
iniltn. ilere.i.se atooluntedmtor
DoRSET COUNTY EORTICC; TURAL SOCIETT.-The .1,,7., 10; lined. 111 :to fled sureties, 19; delivered to army i Lansing. ascended by Mr. Atkins. ".ri'llat it is not
treasurer's account has just been lamed. It im as and navy, 4; discharged. 54-total, 156. Offences deters expedient to offer any oppo•ir v. the propeted basis
follows : - Receipts : SlllsieriPtlens (Ile Per list), mined summarily show an iucreane of 71 compared with of the county rate at present."-Carried nein. ant -A
lIIIM 4s. ; admissione, L'73 lls. ; entry fees, £2 5.i. last Year. . vote of thanks to the Chairmen orinebeled the proceedings.
few son' Ibrotiee* n'Ported by the pollen letw••eii the ft n•
-total, 1:180. Payment*: Amount dietritouted in _ , Rue. - -.time oN Goon TIMM-ART.-At a Meeting
hours oof 10 p.nt. and 0 a.nt. Frutit doors. 45; wtielows. held in the Tetuperanre Holt Pork• tr .t " Frhl y
prizes, £e375 • Gel. ; sundry expense'. (hire of 1119rq'tees. no. front genien gate*, Ill' gates and doors leading to i it, • ' " '""
' " '-
oven.
staging, table., flags, Ste.), £2.5 le. ; judges' fees, band naw of dwellinghoudes. 124-total, 321 no the v. F. Bolton gave an addrose of some
special interest to .iiim•e .
(102 liegimslit), ringer's police, labour, and assistance Fire Koigine.-The tire engine attended five fires in the the course of his re th .se engaged in tel ranc work In
marks the 'speaker said tl tat, so this was
arranging show field iwn.l clearing imp after show, eninty during the year, mot El 9 d lila reeeive for the use his first petite ',blouson it platiorm after ha
£3l 16.,. ; ~,leertjajng awl etati ttttt .ry, en 4.. 7a. ; of same. and I.dd to the cre•lit of the Urban Sanitary coming a meti.Ler of the Independent Order of Good
ostages. telegrams, and carries, of g.ele, 1:13 en. 1.1, ; AuthoritY. i Templar; he would give aome reasons for baying taken
L'whole. in hold* of treasurer, CI 4.,. 101.-total. £l3O. Inspection 1,,f
_Weights and Measures and Scales.- Inspew • such ast,ep. He lead ba•n led to it by the force of brotherly
ted at shop, Mo wale its, la tueasures, and •I 2 ocelot :at sympathy. 'haling a common principle with those who
-.T. M. Leen, Hon. Treasurer. . the police station, 1.11P4 weight& 5 measures, and (scales. hehmgeil to the Ord • v. that f total I C • • f
EVANGELISTIC ADIMTAIL --On remilay evening the Numisa. st..tutped_ht.,,a. 21 ; ii.m4 1„,7 ;6
~,,,,..;i,
eel Intoiteating drinks:arm' d 12:
V 0 .
htha s. 1114-114,... (roil.
second of a eerie' of whiroases in connection with the received mid paid to the treasurer. 16s. 64d. During the ject -the prevention oi 1 e',leruni Iten%lt. siene.l areescelueem'oef its
Young laletis Chriatian Ateinciation was held at their year Me ...tem. have been reihared at the station at • victims, he had long felt • strong disposition to unite
ronm in Ihirngate•stre.it. N 1... F. Hammond (late of monthly inspections. with them in actual merobership. In fact he felt that to
Alialler's Orphanage. liristol) law been engaged Ur Graraing and Itcdorting Pedlars' Girtiftsanw.-Granted stand apart from the Order would be for him WI illogical
M ss. each,
attend on each Teculav evening for a month, and the 24 mitio and 5 females ; indorsed at &I. each, and unreasonable aa for a believer in Christ to atanil apart
Committee are hopeful of wad reunite. On the ;l.'l's a"'l 2° re!
oiales-total, 124. Fees received, from all fermi of Church fellowship. He had been further
above evening, Mr. Hammond chose as the theme .1 Chimney Ssoeeper's Aa. -This Act came ito influenced by the hops of greater usefulness in the
..r,io° , Temperance cane& It was our duty to work with the best
his discourse "The Prodigal Son," an recorded in the on time let January last- It compels all pee erfsera
15th chapter of St. Luke's (Impel, taking more lug on the trade of • chimney-sweeper to obtain a teitiii. r
Liai.beled toohalat gewee weeTettwworkorr.c=fiuninly. and al
especially the mord. ii 'Arai" y say unto you there ode from tha chief of police on payniett of 2• Bd.. and 'th ed if c f J note. effort,
, e m eee ore means or nip° Plt helped
Is joy in the presence of the Angels of God over one five have been imusted. to secure united and direet action ler the spread of total
sinner that repenteth." He commenced by dealing Contagious DiataN nima ( 4 A.., LI) Ad-During the past .
, abstinence principles, and it was the most emphatic pro.
there h not
with the paralden recorded lathe chapter, argued that Yelrk, pa as dm. 1871 Ingle
en"
riiii°rt4'd.
' test against the drinking customs of society. His hope of
, Ina also been stnetly enforced, .
i itnester usefulness led him to relinquish what objections
if a fanner with 100 sheep could not afford to bee one, and the result was that in September last lice w
which would not he of very great value, how much granted to Messrs. Crocker. Fenner, and Co , for the sale he had felt to certain minor points of detail, and to give
himself to membership and hearty co-operatinn with those
lees could Cost affonl to loft one poor sinner who had &ad storing of petroleum in their premises M iligh Wes .
t- who had already done good and noble work by means of
been bought at an great a price as the bliss! of Iris street, and at Fordieeton ; also to Mr. Arthur William the Gond Templar bodge, and lie hoped that many more
beloved Son. The parable of the lost piece of money
(11"""s'
tall"
merchanti P":""e'lan°: also to the Peemi'eg ' would he able to i ore mere matters of taste prejudice
was shun dealt with. The broom was defined as the of Mr. Robert Hazel, o High West-street • also to Mr. I and unite with the Order for the c ttttt mon gooscirof society.
gospel, and the candle as the Holy Spirit, and so to
risiferrorilian 17,11 ollf,ourdArtsr ,
jet ; ale° to Mr. Robert Billett. i The speaker closed with words of coil nsM and cheer to the
the former being toted by a women. the ',rowdier and to Mr. G.J. Mutford, oi !tiger 'Jail oftFordington ; members of the Order and friends of Temperance, who
said he had no objection to a woman preaching. if men The Exploeiee Ace. which Caine in o raUon In were present in considerable force.
wind.' not come forward, and urged Chrietuttis pre- January last, has been enforced in thtoe toororeigh, and in DINNER TO rag Potiot-Ilis worship the Mayor (Mr.
ant to hs iiii and thoing their day. They wanted August last the premises of Messrs. Crocker Fenner, and Lumfie) on Wednesday afternoon last cave a dinner to
especially young men with active minds and Co., High West-street, and omme.lami ; ami the premmee i the borough policetforin.: aguthnte, V1ak,,,," of Cacuilhierlarnil Inn.
limbs to ri,ms forward to fill up the ranks as the of Charles Jeffery. of High East-street, were registered I Shinrenerwearenrlirrnßri d ( tiairy ( rn
M• 'Or
r.
ney aergran at mace), r. .
for the kee in of gut. soler and mixed extlosives. 1
old veterans leussol away to, take their places in
Apt lication " made Ill'ei Butt (magistrates' office), Mr. J. Lee, relieving officer
happier and brighter realms. They wanted yonng street.i for thewastegistratioln if his °l
Wee.' , (vice-chair). Mr. Pretty. Sergeant Harvey, Sergeant
remises an • store.in ,
men with stow henna, who wonlii not be sickened at Trinity-street' but, in ouch alsthe store totse hillit. .
. Aprey, and 16 men, 'winding ex.Sergimant Brine, one of
the sight of hiss) or friighteneil at the smell of iewiler. the premises are not ready for registration. - 1 the Somerset County notice, and ex-P.C. Billett. -liost
'Me " Prodigal Son " "is • taken op and handled in Piddle and firerhowees. -There are 35 general licensed Board providol a good Englith hot dinner, with plum
i
the most tonehing and telling Manner, fie was houses; five heerhouses licensed
onthe premises; puddings, de., ml a capital dessert. The dinner wins
one commenced with admirable punctuality at half-past two,
found in a far off country, hungry, ',nor, and mail. beerhieise licensed off the premises ; one refreshment- After dinner the time was spent in goOd fellowship,
He had spent his soil ettaoce it, riotous living. ita many h"use licensed on the premises, an.l two nif : the conduct
and reminiscenceswere passed freely by Mr. Lee of the
wealth, yrmng men were 'Ling tooloy -.pending their of which during the year has been satisfactory ; three •
old times when Sergeant Brine lent Sergeant Wootton
convictions being recorded.
their health, ,ml stremal., ant wasting their intellect Lighting . the Publw . Lamps. -During th
were great in the form-The Somerintendent, premising
ey e year 1141
In peeking after the pleasure,u id thin world. lint lamp, reported by the police extinguished between 1.1 n ... that he did not believe in praising one another too much,
whilst the l'roiligal vii' lamenting that no man gave and :tam. -- • ••••• briefly gave the usual loyal touts. "The Army, Navy,
unto him, they could not may that To ono eared for The Superannuation Fund now runounte to ab and Volunteers" was coupled with "The Health ofout CUL Quer termaater-fiergeant Lea:
The Mayor er who reapotele.l._-_ W-_eymouthTheSup_t.
.
them, as there were a large number of warm-hearted The lines and fees isiyahle to the fund during the year
e
Christian workene who were anxiona ('Sr their wells' aniounted to ,Ll 3 Bs., and were paid to tho treasurer. next pcmneed It hest of
.... Mr. Lund,. (Applause.) They bad had to .1•11 with
Captain Elwanl Willi Her Majesty's
salvation, mil who were willing te sacritiee all they . . Willis, •
tomitabulary ins ted the force elution& and a mom!.
..,1 I.s. th.. I...pefit ••f Omit. periehino fellow-inen. men. • Pee - • 14- - tii e the had been here t the Mayor's dinner-but his
la, on 21th August last'.,_ dlso maiden, cal and ° Y - a
Rse.7"rooteher. in dwelling upo i the repentrume tif the opinion of all the Mayors was that they always tried to
boot s, and eve-ything levant Mr satisfactorily.
Pmel obi, ..liewei that it was " when he came to him- I hare the honour to he gentlemen,
Deli " e was first lel to think of home and then of his
Your most obedient ...remit, do their dotty to the uttermost. They knew very little of
Mr. Lundie yet as • magistrate, but what they knew of
him the (veld nppreciate •he is a very just, upright. and
sin. And ro with the einner. when he begins to realise CHARMS Cowaan, Mint, h y '
mound& eentleman. ma no one in Weymouth will try
his state he think* of I leaven and of ilia), anti says Borough Police (hike. Guildhall. Illorrhester, November •
nentter to do hi d 1 dl s duty than Ur. sin oh and he hoped the
will ari.o. rnd go to my Father." The return of 211th, Kt.
next time they amemblea here might be on hit remlectinn.
the Prodigal to his home was touchingly depicted • -- ' (A pplatim.)-- Received with three time' three-The
as he came Tu•ar to hio home he olpereed his aimi i Superintendent then gave the "Health of the Magistrate
father in the d'atance ; the father sees his son in rags THE New PORTER AT THE 11.7:11.M.-The Guardians of of the itorreigh of Weymouth." He was sure nobody ef men
and carewien. he at once recogniaes him, and rune the Weyiumath 11.-nimi lstely appointed Mr. Fred Hansom, tried to do their duty in a more (Memel impartial uanner
forth to met him, and falls on his neck. The son (who is is elesensker by trio) porter of the workhouse, than thee do lle reupled with the tout the name of Mr.
begins in hitter .ingobili to ;sew tont Hos fishing's of Ida QussiinigaineiLl s; i'hut; day schiel teacher in the Wmfrith Bilth-Mr. W Dm neatly reipowled for Mr. Arden, the
ll 1 tsevenYearsAlteltev. atiliiiinee mortstrates clerk, and added that a kindly feeling had
heart, stet cri. a" if hare Pinned 'ain't Heaven and and the teachers of this, Suinlay odned idea fd- existed between the polies and the officials of the magic'
before thee and am no in ore woethy to lee e.dled Go, :.;„„,,,,,, wi:h a ta..ilini.stial, consisting of a tint ' opiece, a
Mr trates for theist seven or eight years, and he hoped it
eon ;" but ere lie can e implete hie utterance hy net ism, tea ~.., and a loud:one, writing de-ls. "mold continue. ((Tear. anti applanse.)-The Superintends
his father to make hint lie isyvaet he receive, is kiss. Axcrrusa MAIMS SEMIONS.--The Mayor (Mr. bundle) ent then gave the "Health of the Coreoration of the
time kiss of reconeiliati 41. and is at "nee a•huittost to eat as lima on Tile-slay last at the 'borough Petty Sections : Rorough of Weymouth, and afelennihe Rogis."-( An-
hie former position in the fantilV. And so it wax with hut a: .in three uvula. raw to he honed, Ili. Wer,Mln PhowlL-Whatever feelincexisted outside, the expreseion
God asul the ei tttt er--- as wan am lie confesmil that he coitgratulated Saperititendwat Vickery on the absence of of the Council had only been-" We want the wince to to
''i
had
ainta.,l
ant
rrownl .. t.. (.1
a), wh., always chime rows for two week' in succession, and remarked that this their iluty. . During the time hehal been in Wry th,
leoel very. favourably the state .1 noortls i the he ba.l received fell support from info and aIL
at of the way to meet him. be reeeived the Z,'„eimh. • •' u ' Th, "R. Your duty in an honours' straight-
of reomeifiation and wow lowly a "''" "f Itichurnox 01' ('.lll* ns nte Boaouutt-In the find forward war, and we will suins.et pet." The (..ree h•el
(4od - :he mantle of i "nr,,.e. righlcooah,...4 wat ye d. of Mr. Vickery's maperititentiency the.'" were 13 in•ver to complain of the way In which the Pull onient of
thrown 4.t.r Mtn, WO ll.' Was reta/g11.4..11 it., ledong. 6...,, „f burglary in the trough. in tile sc,tool Year only Weymouth treated the police. (Hear, hear.) Ile coupled
In to it,e family of licaten. As V. the joy of the nine, and in the last year the number had...been reduced with the Vast the " Health of Mr. R. Shinner, the eenia
sergeant at Mace.- Mr. It Shrener respeople.l.--The
father on thee .t.'e retains. Mr. llain ttttt n.I iseuparoi It, to none.
Into Finieu Dun - t bah • named Alio • l'ath • Soperinten.lent next dave "The Press," which au-as re-
tn the joy of (1. el on a "dime* eoming ti him. and Oa n.':,i..„
night"...nks
0h.i.....
f...).1
a.,. i 1 t
......,
chile
entaine
muted to hy all the posortert pnewnt. -Mr. Atkins Imes
the father er.. • the flr.t. t.. ropilliellee tie. jayalis isro.4 Ire "Health of Mem Vickery," T.P.oling to the excellent
mother. at tl., Fisheretat:'s Arms on 'fia'titrila.y mail."
ceerlings ei, tli el wa• the firer to giv the signal in way in whieh Mr. Vickery did his sility, an .I w.m the
; I.e.t. h Itiel tern si,kly Killen its birth. ..11 We.lllesday
heaven when the whole itleedS relideeil• 11,.' Im"hi th,• thee gave It some castor oil. end Dr. Nathan was "teem "1 ell•--(Am""e• "I'l ttttt "I'd I'''n"unk)..Selid"
of the redeemed sineer was tone ied on, and showss to sent for, when the 'nether found it dead. Under : Vickery in responding, sail the advice given him hy on
be higher than that of the aingds, who could not eine these circumstanced an limiest was not considered experieneed superintendent was "Do not he, afraid to tern
out In the morning, and do not shut your eres to anything
the wmg that the saved once in glory emild. as they necessary.
were lovely beings e.reateil liy Orel for His own VISIT Or THE GUARDIANS To TIIR ASI'LUMIL-On Fri- ' all his 111.-n they
l'eurl3icillot"their I.lu'it vir'nlee.eieenitvie to
11 we rald • and
pleaeure, whilst the etaioaa siniiiir could mint to the d.i.iy. m
.last.;.. ,r, Mn,. Je.„, Den zethishir Moor.
~,E.n kan,,,,,,anna, 11... it. . ..
i fairly, and then theyYwonu'ld gain theig'•wel'oplinionY4 the
Lemb aiel say " lint.. Him who hes washed us and " bole of the inhabitant.; : they should try to
Board ot Guardians, and aeretnpinied a dr. Welatard
iradeamta us hi ili, inVa precious blood -ho Him be (clerk). and Dr. Simpent (medical °dicer). indd a visit to lw obliging. hut not too eillej ~,, t in any way.
glory a•ol li. tttttt tr, dominion and power. for ever and the D suet County Lunatic Asylums at Eorston and .He was the meanu of originating these meet-
ever. In isetelueion Mr. H .mm..rel urged thorn. Ilerringstone, near Channinster. They want over both Ina. because he thought that once a year, at least
present . t . come h. I:01 and pare. their sins, and asylums, and were very much Preset with the enter end they ought to he able to come together, throw off the
prayed that they might all be enabled to sing that 1 perfect cleanliness, and also with the treatment of the official re' •
traint awl meet as Men.- %emir, Board end
song ie gli.ry. 'the meeting, which was open to all. . I-I ieets but could not see war of thun fit for removal.
ultitt of et • • rse) 1 ' Pretty then sang the approprisk &tett " Geed night, al's
1 well."' In good st) le. -The " Health of Mr. Board the
and- wee well attendeiL wiis oincluiltel in the usual an,
fr,,artie.:..%vry ~,, Vat
ipa.a.v. ents at these asylums 5
Host," was next drunk, with exoressistp. of satisfaetion
manner. A sintiwr service will he held next ruttish'
Y A Minimum CHARM-fat -At the Woolwich l'oli at the way he had catered for the leveret years past.-
evening, at half-past sight, court. on Wesinewley. Frederick Power, IA a gunner in Mr. Board, in responding, Raid the police were • smart
-- -- - - - - - -- C Field Battery, Depot Brigade, Royal Artillery, was It of men, and very assitlions in doing their tbity.-Mr.
MIL FIAT Eli M.P.. ON ART. changed with making a false staUftnent -Lieutenant Lee proposed "the Non•commi ~ ioned officers," to which
In the emirse of bio introductory abirem at the ilio• • Torkington. RA, produced the papers, and it appeared lieri.•Ants Harvey end Aemy reap eideil.-Mr. W. I'.
tribution of priu sin connection with the Schad of •th 4 prisoner was enlisted at Wevniooth on the 24th of Rols•rts prow-wed "The Men of the Form." coupled with
Art-reported in :mother page. Mr. Flover said I I Beetember lest- Ile then sail that be had never belonged the names of the sensior man, P.C. Mc, Mahon, and
the junior constable. P.C. Riggs, Iseth*of wh ~,,, restiondeil.
would point out to you. the Intone of this school, that to any reeireent whereas he had served in the Royal
.me of the great not Vatirefiel of your studies in the per- Marine's-Sergeant-Major Brown, 2nd IDivieion Royal 7Sure rtZeintss'ientlieVgic.netrve gtvllion"sttilZillTl 11;orl,.°',4„sttitti:!<1
Ault id art is that artistic knowl.slgo adds humensely tui.anne; lionighttal;,ifonantry, saitdfprrisoner h..adedfoarm,.. erly beennl ,
liitir the nour.oer of P.C. 'Co:. oat Main' Lei telt it aaa a
to your enjoyment of the heautiem id Nature-one of P
. , other causes, he wrientischarged asnliw7orthless'io.nti;ihni; 90th ouitisfaction Oust he had died in the extvisti..n of his ditty ;
the purest eniovmente and one of the ...-reeteitt the mina of Soptember.-Mr. Path•ann said these cases were . his death excited the sympathy of all weldreeulated
of tnan is capable if experiencing. It imparts to you growilix evil, and got wore., every day. De abr.'s e,,, ~e. people in the countrtibend held out an example to every
power.. of p. mention. It en:tides you to pee beauties mit the prisoner to hap' laisoar for throe months. police force. With tfie toast he named l'.C. Hawkins,
In the pawning cl 1, in the matmificent outline of a A (loop Sou:ogle. -On Tureday last, Mr. C. William._ who ha I e • into this part, to identify the terms if
mountain, in the various hue, of mir tee.- whether in late I lolourmergeant of 11. M. 75th regiment, was pre.lllia . they came this way. --The toast was drunk in *Renee from
rensul to the memory of P.C. Cos. --r.r. Hawkins
spring or in the autumn which has just par.ined over us, ww.ithassionlitol..f.or ImiLitienrytice
lan.l gkioai conduct., There
be r ',knowledge.] the kindness he had received while in
Artistk knowledge t. en yrni, am it were. additional
, Ilainnoill. of the Rth re.giment,"ennini a nil iti oarsmrl n i aorttbMe ;SlO.t'li Weymouth. from Supt. Viekery and the whole of the
eyesight: without it all three beauties would Ine's HY brigade depot, made the presentation, Mr. Williams beine borough force.-Mr. W. Butt cave "The Vice-chairman."
=unheeded. It has been said works of Nature have congratulated on the receiving of this dreoration anti and Mr. Lee neatly reennwled. -Sept Vicken• proposed
presented lx•fort man and yet have been little being only bestowed on men whn bave borne an irre- ! "The Superannafiei Officers,- and ex-Mergt Brine and
attended to. But far my own part I doubt whether prowhable character during 18 years' service. A gratuity and ex-constable flillett reloponded-The Chairman then
amonget the great chaneee that have pluweil over the of -05 is AIM given to Mr. Williams, who possesms also the . rextirmli leaving the men to contine their enjoyment till
Aiiirit of man in later time,. that of a more intelligent medal for Indian service, Ile continues to do good as '"i '
r,:e neck-Several
mve,iral of the toasts, we must note, were
'deal honours, and as soup were sung
tin f the beauties of Nature is nit to be anis"- nt meter of Bts Mary's National &hoots.
pereep44l ~ ,' b 4.-en, it was a Jovial time.
Hoag SUCCESS= WITU COULTIT -We are glad to n
reckoned as one. Certainly anions: the pc•culiar feature.'
that our Inca' poultry fanciers continua to am h - - BOROIIOII PRTTT SHISIONS, Saturday.-Before Dr. Drew
of modern habit, of micisni occupatien, none hardly is At the New Swindon Poultry and
nanon
shonnwou on rs. and Mr. 11. Itaggett.
more striking than the way lit svhich terve numhers of Friday. Saturday. and Moni6y, Mr. Superintendent • STURDY =OCHS,
persons increasing nmni,em _pertake of their ration.d : Vickery gained the first lose for Creveneure, and. as Thema, Johnson and George King, tramps, were brought
:tad interesting enjoyment the mhimient of travel. I the Creve-rnsure in the shoe heat the 'louden*, he also up for breaking windows at the Weymoth Union tramp
Whither it he in regard to our own favoured regions, 1 won the silver cup for the hest Pen of either Holman. or ' ward, and Johnson was also charged with tearing up his
the mountain scenery of Wales, or of the North of if s evrommrs, heating the great breeder, Mr. E. Herren. , clothes.-1(r. Walter Turner appeared for Mr. Welsiord,
Mr. Vo•kery's Bantams were highly commended. Mr. IL clerk to the Board of Duardisna -Fred Sansimi, porter,
England, or Scotland, or whether li, reelect to foreign .
. C. Seaman gained the tint prize for white Leghornp and ' said the men were !Omitted to the tramp ward hut night
countries which those who has, means at command awl iwe. . About o'clockin e to. wiling e was ea . the tramp
, the ac's'! and th'cl for Minorcao fell to Mr J. (I. a. Ate 10 ' the o ' b lled t,
time to entire may vi it, one of the remarkable featurnt / monk Ley, was highle
ded for Itrshinti 1. cutters' , ward, and fnlind every window in the ward broken.
of the time is the great intermit 'Juliet all clmses and ' Mr. Sept. Vickery on Tuesday hal the further gratifies. ' When asked, they first refused to tell who had broken the
:111 ages take in travelling. What la the object of timi of winning two...enrol pnzesst Newport(lbuineeith- windows. teat afterward., said that Imre of them broke
travelling ! We may be told it is partly to keep in ' shire) ••• 'Miry ',how, where his bintalel Melt and 'sentare them, johnen hail horn up his clothes.---The magistrates
!million - -that as solve trine 1 thendore others .1.1 it, i leo, osch won cermet Prise. Our fanciers will, if they go slaked what they had to ell. whon King instantly said he
pro doubt railways offer ?mat facilities, that where on at this ride succeed in making Weymouth noted for hail no work, and thought he might as well go h, prison,
se starve as he hail dom.-Dr. lb-es: :If yin treed not get
oreat obstaelee twentred hefore mosey now i CMS the. otigh poultry reArhig• work why didn't you go for a moldier I-King • I wasn't
rwailtiftil •waviest of Nature. in , . may Im with little elp 1 street 177 :::7117.:.,,P:‘,7",;.::',.7.:::t
.74,..717;1777."..',1- lir tr•Pnii"l77""i f"r nnui enough for that, -I)r. Drew: And an you iii.wat go into
joynient or perception of their beauty. The poet saps : inspectpul a' various streets. withaYthies-v.i:eau.olcuree',"-,Ae. • Union and destroy the ratepayers' 'Prevent, l That ie your
" A pnnarsoo hi, the river's hrini . mewling improveniente to the consideration of the focal gratitude for haying lodging an.l food. (To Mr. Turner:)
A yelloW priiiinea wa4 to I ' . ! Board: In Red Franchise street, the Mate of which has li believe this atonal in on the increase. is it not f -Mr.
An lit was nothing More." lona t',,,... shocking we belitwe thee are pretewed to Turner: Tee sir: there is an epidemic abolit Christie:6
The beauty wee lost to liiii fe•reeptioe : lie eSW led/ling reco ~,,,,, .n.I that tar concreto shall ho i iid down in one time, for getting into the prioone-Dr. Drew mid giving&
but the yellow inentrum, the harmony of odour, the ' part :and the red le masulainisal, and it is to he hoped month for this offence Roomed of no avail. smith° decielon
beautiful light: the reflection oil the Placid etream their recommendations, or some other than, maybe of the Bench was that both primmer' 'ghoul,' go toprison
permed unheeded to hint. But that is not the case selollt.l. and In away eitli the nideince of a very neigh for two months-King: 1 woulil rather yon gave me foot.
with a largo portion of those who travel ; they are , awl dirty street. Augueta Place and clarenee buildings. I shall he here again, awl yon ntight an well give me tho
also Alexandra Terrace, it will ho vecomotsmied.sh II he hmr month"' at ones-Dr. w (to the Supenntendent):
fully sensible .if the twelfth.. of Nature they me doom ..n.n, there being good CS.I.In 17111 stone in stor<:, Aug 1 would strongly recommend you to tell them at this Dor-
around them, they enter into tie full enjoyment of the 01.1 pavements front thow pi wes is to he used in chester gaol to make him earn Ida Vietlllll4 ',afore he eats
the beautiful scenes they pus, and that enjoyment is streets 'f lain impedance. Home improvements in Park it.-The pnenners were then removeiL --Dr. Drew eons
not obnply tr,•nsit•nt, for th..v brim; home a mind well street :.rn alsopropteed. Them prolesitione are to he tinned that he thought it would huea good thing it we hail
stored with I-e twilit! imag.... prepared f. Y the crew lorottcht Isifore the Council on Thurally nest week, The for some such mon the ibrinan I 'diluent -" Pomp or
tion if all 1.-..iitifid object., whether in Nature or e•minai' le.. < •oin detertnino Ito to, real p•-teti,l work drown." where they were 'sit into a 111111:e. and water let
Art. that they rimy he presented to thorn. Fiat forwarded, and we hops that real work will continue to In from e tap. A. 1011 a iie thet man inside p. +I; the
le• the °Alert of the Conneil awl loyal Beard. water did not even wet 14+ fee forth. pump threw out
eitoelie. are necessarily telione-you in . y not see, yon , e . ait much as the tap let in: but if he 'enlisted in not work-
sPß ,nIHIMIUSARIC GOitivs -It is rumoured licit one of
may spot comprehend all that Art ban in store for yin; ,
the veraneles among the atbrinen, Remiche.' to he esos,st inc. the water outwit, nit him.
but may young friend., and older Mee. tn. -will al,rrie ;by late resienstions, will he tilled by the election 'if Me COUNTY Parer seseunts, Friday.-Before Mn, H. C.
with ms that their phi:mutes increase, and that as . Jalnee Itobertann. A fithy wleetion rantl w.lrrely le floodden and Mr. It. N. Eliot.
they get more equal to tho menaaremmit id the inst-n. , ta.,.t.. : tt.., ald. moan's ;0W11.41.114 undoubtedly he given • stimulus CHAWIED WITII EIIIITZTLXIIINT.
ments they use in their pursuit the .- hers-. of Art to a piddle man who hall leereed tho town well, I'm who William George Goering, froin Broadtitayne, a milkman
...mht not to be troubled with the uttnertalatias and work lathe employ of Mr. Jestv, of Rsilhole, ouch:trawl with
nnf..1.1 then.....1‘,...., and what w...... 1 .olniTly t..il nomi
. .., 13t,ti'al .IA eeineiner. Me. Robertson devoted Lima. eulte•sejement.-Mr. It. N. llowarl promeuted. -Harry
lath sun isepmes delight. 1 remold then :look r on,
. . It.•• ••-y. •illtl. and aliii.,4 life, s. further Gm int<Tests .4 .1..1ni, son .d Mr. Lusty, said he eanh..l on businmui as
cepeeially venor Ir gine 1-, t•o w.wk in faith in fait]. V.• 1...r.r1d., an lif 1a.e...i1d 4pan• any (Maher 4ittetition former and dairyman, in intim rdlip With Ili, fattier, :old
that !here will 1.0 a i1ay.....11...rhiti., iv:. far distent, to
..oldle tirstb-rs. his pre-...liee a, alderlo in wolild, we are meppliod Milk t.• tWold.• ill Weymouth and It:slued.%
syle.e you null he able 1.. take a real I•leasiire iii %%lett .or .. Is. lits.rtilv welemo...l in tbe Conned, while hja Prisoner hol leen, la their meek., Ate%) t'... sixth of April
von, AN* 41.,i1i•: ,%I.Ve all, 11:11re love for r•• mr work. et.. that wont I le• appr.ria. I 0at.41... It olir al. • 11:1111e.s last, his duties being to milk the rows, and take the milk
owl Mliveo 11.1 ;•omirl Work. Tllivl is the miemy ~f all •• Armen for the other g... n. lot it w mil I ...on that hi different distom..re. lie would milk LIM COW 4 ia the
tbere may be ether lot.g.erri.ms to be oeknowholgod, And field, and in the morniug would have help in *loins ao.
"'tramping," all pretence, the enemy of all that is
it...sight heel to metnimity if Mr. Alilerneo, Elio. would Cu, his retuni home (nun ble milk walk lie would give
bolhow 11114 unreal. 'The mail who limes 144 kuelly yield to the .Ireire esenemed both in the Council aecount daily of what milk he hal sold, and hi whom, and
work will never priehice mere aurface as'' k' ; 1.6
„ and outside, and c•ntintie to Lea meinber of the Corpora. what money he had rereived. The sr-mint was given to
will be honest Week, to which he Can look as e,t
a erteut thin em ho has amide' for ea ream This i frh -
n t spare witness's mother, and entered. in a book by his sister.
to himself. And when it comes from the hanas of an old and tried enneeillor the disappointment sib having Amongst the customers was a Mrs. Beneon, of Belmar'.
those eminent men whom the Very !Alfa of necessity aolin is yiel.l a leirifitnate object of ambition, and this terrors, lhallpolo; let prisoner hal not given in filename
and Nature larbid us to expose to be numenote, when time v. a younger man. of a Mrs Hooper among the customers.--eross-examined
such work ".me, from the binds of real genius, being 7
...lICTURE ON Tim. litratingt-The W.'. T. II inset, by prisoner : MM. Benson informed nie that in the 21st
the production of those who love their work, it will Wesleymn Minister. delirerosl a lecture on Friday evening November she had mod the prisoner Is. !ht., and Is. 'Jul.
Is-', et the 1..ir15.. tret Chapel. on the Rea again on V the th. She sail she had ea 11040.1 it in a super.
be an honour to the emmtay.
' MO Lifehnar. Th e
ere ``. a, a G•ssl attendance, and Mr, as she had done for smite time past, writing on the out-
CILIMIN.I.I. AND POI.IeK STATISTICS (Jr D. J. Blin. presided. Tile Ireture was divided into three side "Far the week iiieliug the fist." or "l'he 241.11,“ as
THE 13010 Willi. a..,„.. treating. •.f "The Sea," the " Dwellers in the Bee." the case might lie. Knew nothing about prieoller buying
and Aim" LifelsiaL" Mr. Harvey ineke of the importance milk from Mrs. irearsley, or any other person. -Mr.
The followiwt very ',Minim:tory report wm presented eav, the he...wy o itf the sea, in being the smiree when,' lloward explained that there were severitl charges against
I 'Mr. Superintendeut f'oward at • meeting of the is drawn the water to the rlonds, which fill nor rivers and the prisoner: hut if he confined the eases with a certain
Watch Committee, beld on Tuesday evening limit :- water our fields; also the ulrentage of the pea as the ammo, an.l the prigoner elected to plead guilty, and have
TI, Ike Wordily/0d the Mayor arid (kinky., of r the Watch highway of nations hw although mem do not like sea the case dispoced of by the magietsates. that !night be
Comaiirtre, voyage's, yet it ithout it to fill•ths Intoreenino clad.. ,nany done, without the necessity of prisoner being committed
t:esitanse, -1 hes most reeneetfulle to hay before countries c odd not be reach., nt all. In the second part for trial, life therefore only proposed to bring two came,
Lau my Sixth Annual Criminal ItsWe't and Gorarrence the fish and other dwellers in the sea Were noticed. Mr. and three he chore were-that of Niro Renson, who had
Return, showtnit the amount of mime committea within Heresy next proceesleil to give the hddory of the lifeleat, twice fetid 1,.. 9.1. • lett whom the prisoner represented ad
the Berongh of Dorcheetor hw the year ending the IllJth tracing It to Lionel LIAM, a Conch builder, oho ott having only pail Is. 2.1. each t•tue. and that of Mrs.
.4 September. 11,7 d. ao ter talmlar statement oreparal November 2, 1785, published a pamphlet, Oa the principles Hooper, who had paid a penny daily, for three Weeks, Ina
WWI meet to the 11 (Ma% viz. :-- ~..,1 construction of ingulimergilile host.. He ',poe.,
..' a who Hse anle om r oney prisoner had not glee!' to Mr..
Tallit.lt L-Pofiee Itstablisloyent.-Avorage. fi X : pope- projecting roinwale, with the um of cork anti hollow air Jeaty. -Mrs. Mary Jetty, wife of Mr. deity, add it was
lation. 1871, 4.915 ; I superintendent, 1 sergeant, ti „,,....,,,. It came eas converted into a lifeboat, and prisoner's duty to to her every day for the milk he
constables, total 8. launched at Ramborough. where it was the mean, of had sold, to whom rold, 041141 the money he had received.
Cost e Polies, Establishment. -Salim-ism and pay.Ls3l Oa saviug many lives. The Lion was afterwards inean,yed and her daughter would enter it in a loek at the time.
bd. • accoutrement., and clothing, L3ll Its. 3.1. ; station- n until on March 4th, 119.14 the I,ifeboat Institution On November flat prisoaer aceoUntari to her as having
house charges., L2l 5•. 9,1. • in.seellatiemos le es, £lO 1,, . "P" • - ' • 1 • • "ve.l Is 2.1. frem Mrs. 11,ipon fit I .1 I , 14 ber am:liter Mat a
total. casi io. Si. this-gnu a
pay c10t..(,. ~, u . e<tablished, which has 251 bfeloats, ani Inui either ro el .• . .
1 log reisold lasoi the iota, of saving. or giviog reward:. for Raving, the entry 111 tie book. 11:. the ISHII November he again
by the Treasury. Teens ii,.,„.,. ha.. in.; smiat Li7.*A in i.,,,,,,,,,, giving iii *mounted for la 2d. only. Cross-examined : On the
TABLE 2--Chase .4 peransa pmeesded against. -Known I I month.- of the TOL, prisoner tolil hem lie had bought
thieves hianimarile). 11 melee. I female ' prostitutes 7 Soli 111.141, .{ll,l gist silver onta• for gperia,l arta of _ __ e
i If a-gallon of milk of Mrs Yearsley, at the !tear
tot a.n.try. Last year thieve were HAN out on lifeboat is - haul .
~ • . . •
lenreles ; vagrants. tramp., itc-. 2 insemi, 1 f aie ; lot), and only one of their lives was lest. -Mr. 'buyer beeatise he ll,/, enou.ii to serve his customers.
aintpirinti. eharaceere, on indictment. 2 males ; summarily tl ..1 - 'II .. Witne.s d wisouer he
lE.
wink.. 3
4.n.
... : ..,,.,,,,,, ,
~.,,_. , ~.,..
_y_. ,
...., 1 eave tos rations of the working of the lifeboat, and -py Mr. Ifons,,:arollk:. , , tol I
w.
laid 3
females:( als
pr.,010,,...,,,;;;,:;,04..... nl'ion( tflartir
,1...),t)9.
th Ilei:•::,t7t,lnt.t Tilting aerloint.i.l their 11.1i114,4,1, taken from most make '` ...' , . n as,v‘ing la 2.1. was hat
3 ea ; summarily, 8 males, 7 females • chanietesre the chee in r,, a:tat:Hue. A collection was maile at Mr.,. Iten+ma pant, 1 swait-e Mr . 111<tmome. alWaYs spit
unknovrn (aunonarily), 15 males, I fennll.4.: ..t..3 ton LI los. itd. At intervalaeast fund, and amounted to
selection of hymns wore sung by wntten on her
~,,,
neY
iTrienr: this ahrd"'reni.tor h thee:l'nm". iner*,
•Id d • on,
*e
• 'r"
1:":1 indictment), 5 maks; summarily, 131 melee. 28 females. the cholr. she go an enquire, and after prisoner a
Testi 1.-haneseeie 0/snout-Bungler', 1 ; larceny ler sue medal feature Presiding at the harmonium. She
a piece entitled "Th ' gone home to broakfaat. he eroduised a piece of Paper. ear-
awywanta 1 ; simple larcenY, f : ferl=l.,. 7 1 Met 7. Of se= verse being taken u • solo' M e 11"
Built."
ing 16 had found it in his pocket, and the money had been
them three were committed fez trial : Bare al7, 1 male angOestan nnevectinly, tha ry 8. pitt. litmus,.
Joining ill 'ha abort*, wrapped in it, but must beee aliPped out, he eupposed.