The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-20 00:00:00

WITIIIOI7TIL
Wens GLOVII were enquired for on Totieday
morniug loot, to* nuytioiratas haviog—" so work to
do."

COler•ST, D.R.V., had drill on Monday, when
among those present was /dr. J. H. Bowen, the
newly-appointed second lieutenant. We understand
this company hope to have • good muster for the
volunteer camp at Parkstone.
ROTAL AOADLIT OF Ml7llo.—Mrs. Walter Cols,
in the local examination connected with the Royal
Academy of Music, has suers ied in obtaining the
certificate with honours; she was the only candidate
thus successful, and is the more to be congratulated.
Tr Ammar Hitu. Erdemos.—A writer in the
"Building News," orneuting on the paintings is
this exbibitiou, remarks mi toner respecting Mr.
Baker's work exhibited there :—" As • seascape T.
Baker's large picture 'Weymouth Bay' (119) is worthy
of notice.'
GoODDTL Ma. RANDALL.—Th• Rev. H. L. Boron
paid the " lan tribute of affection" (1.. r the present)
to the congregatioa at St. John's on Sunday eveumg,
when the rev. gentleman, who has been presented by
his father to the living of St. James*, ilandsworth,
Birmingham. premised from Col., s—" For though I
be absent in the fiesh, yet am I with you in the spirit,
joying and beholding your order, and the stediastors
of your feith in Christ." He returned thanks to the
many friends for their kind forbearance and many
klndness.. during the pest four
_years.
lekitYrtmaartis or Sas Q. O. Y.C. AID By. JOileg.
—We are glad to gee displayed at Mr. Wheeler's
the capital pictures taken during the visit of the
Q.0.R.y.c., one of which is • comprehensive view of
the 'street, making, with the features of the merry
In the distance, a very pretty picture, as well as •
capital likeness of the Yeomanry at review. There is
also • good picture of the Sherborne Troop, and
another of the commencement of the Wimberes
Troop. Bird.' them, Mr. Wheeler, wilting to nab.
an unusually "taking " display all at roe, shows large
photographs of the Rev. Canon Stephenson and his
choir, surplieed, and of the choir unsurplioted, with the
churchwardens, sidemen, an I other helpers at St.
John'., about 40 portraits being in this one group. In
these wonderfully satisfactory works of act, Dyer/
single face is • good likenees.
Triernaron Manses have been numerous and
lively of late. Besides the ironical Mr. Bohner, on
Monday, Tuesday was the erne of a capital visit from
"Rope of Weymouth" Lodge to ' , lower of the
West." By the way, that Wee in return for • fraternal
visit from the "Flower" on the Friday previous. On
Wednesday a little society at Bank-buildings bad •
public meeting. At the Schoolroom there was •
pretty fall attendance, and about fifty of the Bend of
Hope children went upend down from the b Ay to the
platform to sing their pretty little ditties Mies
Merrifield, Mr L -arenouth, Miss Hallett, Mmes
Sontlixott and Roger* plarii, Mum Cooke rectal, as
also did Mader Barry Uenna Mr. 8.. Fowler, Master
J. Jeers, Lily Kin r Maar.. W. Riedel' and R.
Randall, and Ms. Bijoir ; /firs. Rogers sang "Re.
member now thy Creator," and Misses Calibres and
Hubbard sang • duet. Mr. Councillor Horns, J.P.,
gave an earnest temperanos address. Mr. Scott,
Grand Worthy Counsellor of the Good Templar's
lodge, also spoke.
Stlirrnio. Arrivah : South of Ireland, Peal%
Cherbourg, general j Cygnus, Minter, Jerry, general;
Fairport, Fames, Jenny potatoes; Vulture, Blam-
pied, Cherbourg, genera!; Brighten, Falle, Jersey,
general ; Rover, Madden, Jerry, potato'.; Lord
Klein, Malec, Bournemouth, passengers; Dents,
Clarke, Jersey, potatoes; Premier, Howring.Terquay,
passengers; ,triusrer, Clark, ma, nil; Bowels, Corns,
Bournemouth. preengers • Brea, Coolers, sea, fish;
Br, Flanker, sea, nil; Sibley, Swansea. via
Portland. genial's elouth of Ireland, Pero Cher-
hong(' general; Cygnus, nigher, Jersey, general
Fairport, Fames, jersey, empties; Vulture, Blam-
pied, Cherbourg, general • Brighton, Fade, Jersey,
Cr; Lord Rabe, Miller', Bournemouth, passengers;
er,i Logan, Jersey, empties ; Premier, Bowling.
Torquay, passengers' Denis, Clarke, Jersey, empties;
Rescue, Wier:flood, OWIFWV, ballet • Belpbie
Frances, Aspinell, Seeking, ; William Dyer,
Hayward, Guernsey, ballast.
finoccardeo.—On Monday Thomas King was charged
with unlawfully smuggling 11lb. of foreicu manu-
factured tobacco, Urfa to duty.—Mr. H. Price,
collector of cidonts, was present during the hewing of
this caes.-offitrw Charles, H.M. Customs, on the
arrival of the steamer Fairport from Jersey, bonded
her, and found a alb. of tobacco underneath the bed,
and on opening the prisoner's bag they found four
more quarter-prods, and the man admitted that the
tobacco re his property.—Prisour said he was very
sorry' he was drunk when he took it on board—The
officer stated the tobacco was in his clotbeebeg in his
not concealed about the ship.—Tbe Mayor rid
1 it'illthsis the beginning of what is riled the potato
season, and the men going backward and forward are
tempted to smuggle ; but the Bench were determined
to put it down with a very high band. There was
mph a thing as a punishment and a wring to other%
and if they flood him only the single duty and oats,
they hoped it would answer the purpose of being •
warning, though some were in doubt of that. If they
had another snob • ors it would be dealt with in a
vastly different way. His Worship then exhorted the
man not to put himself in such danger for the lake
of a pound of tobacco—The money was paid.
Iraovensex is nth Mazer Houss.—lt used to
be the fashion to make the Fhb Market turn its
back on the General Kicks:Waage, as if it was a
rival establishment whom) inmates stated—" No or-
Dectioe with the shop behind." The result was that
the Fhb Market itself suffered from its exclosireer,
In a general cramped up appearance, although there
was in deed plenty of room, only requiring proper
arrangement. The place couldn't be found from the
liadertsh, ore It being necessary to "zig: n
yard, when it was found facing a wale'
Mr. &heard Dunn, late of the Victoria Hotel, has put
a new W. upon this Fish Market, and thrown it
open so that etseiver needful broad openings id is
and la tides of air that ventilate the
place , and preserve it meet
to • degree dam poedble in little marke4:7llll
so mach fish about. Supplies of all kinds of the finny
nibs required are 'abundant and cheap; Mr. Graham
every fitting at hand for the business, and his long.
tried judgment at the Victoria enables him to know
what Is in demand. With a good front to the market.
house, the fish-market is prominent instead of being
bidden by a dad wail, and gentry are quick to
ferries • plerently-remembered face within. As to
the outside look of the alterations they are a vast
Improvement over the old hide-and-4er style of the
forum place, the internal arrangements are equally
Ebtr and we lo
=:ermi that this effort of Mr. Dean's
:ofelir aDd
_prosperous. The game
and gooney will also be medulla with Kr.
Disaa's RA&

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