The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08 00:00:00

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Artronnanrr ot Ovmassas.—Tise following over-
seers tor the borosith were appointed on Monday :
Holy Trinity, G. F. Goosing sad H. J. Hodge.;
81. Peter's, W. W. Pinch sad F. V. Seen ;
iordiagtes. G. Taylor end Treads Eddins.
Mostrouri STATIITIOII TOM rue Boeotian, Mows,
M.—Deaths 10 (Fordie(tos,2) ; owner, one
end brain Memos esok ceased two death.; old ore,
Imencerbage, 000ssmption, sod phlebitis, an each.
The annual death rote would Mem be .sly 18
LOX No cceinsest is Deoessery.—s J. Day, Medical
Meer of He•lth.
Tait Lon Dun or AL34lllT.—Oolasideat with the
sad careescay at Windsor, mad In compllsate with a
request isened by the Mayor' nearly every shop in
the town was partly closed The Aural bells also
rest muff! ed peels, sad other evidences of mourning
The Bosaswich Band. which pald the
lowa a visit on Saturday. played the Deed March in
estel several Wass duriag the de). On &today
several of the churches were draped with crape.
Mourskur was Mao extensively worn.
Bolootie PryT flasszona —At the Borough Petty
fleiMons, on Monday, before the Mayor (H. Darden,
Esq.), 7. Lock, Req., and J. Nerd Jilard, Esq.. the
Bosom of the Royal Oak was temporarily_asaiderred
M Samna Smith, late of the Terminus Hotel, Port-
Isad.—Robert Whit*, who did not appear, wee
minseemeed for riding without reins at Grove-buildMge,
an the 28th of Mareh.—P.O. Hutoblap proved the
ems.—Defeadent was fined D. and ooetc—Mrs.
:palifwGrove-betUdings, presented her son, sad
cm he was beyond her control. He was In the
of staying sway from 'shoot end speeding the
mosey ; also of staying sway from borne two or three
lass sod nights together. Bhe wished him seat away.
—Tbe Beach said before they decided they wished tbe
polies to make enquirisa
Dontaiserse Onumay Ctna—Tlie annual meeting
exl Ude dub was held in the Omani Chamber on Fri.
den eveniaLrer the preadeaor of the Mayor (H.
Dudes, .) There was fair stesedance of
members. ameunts for the year 'bowed the club
So be In • satisfactory sonditloo. At the sad of 1882,
II will be remembered, tbe club started with the
advisee balsam of Pi 15e. 103. TM* ire are
6till to lay has bees reduced to 1 7e. 54.
We may manioc If the whole of the ammo.
bees' thbeerlptlos. were pad up this would be
=eel, sad iles treesarer would have • mll a
In baad.—lt we. proposed by Mr. W.
escendsd by Ms. 8. D. A 11..—" That no
affecting the rules oe management of the
e allowed to be proposed at any general or
manual meeting, unless noels@ of the mane hes has.
given In writing to the hon. set at lease emit day.
Were the dabs of such niestiag. —Ws wee=ao.
—Kr. W. Thomas proposed, and Mr.
=ry smoaded. that Mr. Artier Braced@ be
Oaoteln of the Club for the essalag year; sad
Shot Mr. tied Bev. H. P. Rakes be added
So the last of ooseunittee mat.--Oarried by sacisate-
Mea.—Mr. 8. D. Allen propoeed alai Ms.
Astkar filymoods iseoaded—" That 'the follow.
las ware be added to the end of rule
▪ •eri on owing to be a member, shall
leafy the same is writing to the boo secretary.'
—OsiviedL —On the motion of Mr. L. Robinson.
sesoaded by Kr. W. J. Durde, It was agreed—" That
lbs sabseriptioa to the Lawn Te.ads be isereamd
menabess of the club from 2e. 61. to Is, and that
Ilse M seek members be anted in the peivlllon.—lt
we. proposed by Mr. 8. Cox, end seconded by Mr. 8,
Newman. that On mane of the members shall be
Csaup in the ollies, sad tbe fact that the mem-
m
ltsve paid their suliworiptioal be also notified.
OerrieL—Mr. W. J. Darden moved. sad Mr.
W. Wearies wooded. "That the words ' If not
psid within two weeks the Manion Mull be void' be
east& out of Rule 6"—Curled.—Mr. Arthur
Midanotrer. and
Miti.eVi. Di%rdtaline
fad lime week's before atat mach persona "wields%
Way shall subscribe their narnes.—Carried.—A
vote of thanks to the Mayor for presidhig
esellaikod the premeditate.
Tim sauna Mtsuos.—The masa meeting in aid
of NMI Zenon Medal, was held la the Town Hmii on
Tlintsday eveisilmaat. Tame WM • large attendance.
Kt H. occupied the Muir, supported by
the Rev. B. Macdonald, lint. T. W. Kelps, sad tin
Rey. F. Powys. Miss Bisadford, Leafy returned
tram South Ind* stneded as a detetioc. Prayer
having bees offered, the Chairman beady Istrodueed
eh. epntauou. Mies Woodford, who hoe been in
utua 21 yearn delivered a most intstootimi _address,
seletisig in.sorist •••••••D •• the various nado. da-
mnation.. the difficulties and opposition the Held
eAseervesee• of oasts occasioned. Some very striking
Illudeadowe were meaticiestd. For I the
Mahersjah of Travancore Is of lower oaste6t owe
weirs, sad lbeee latter officials is his Huttinem's palms
rewilithar Royal master by, sad tabs not the
soda of him. Is like meaner some of the
areitm• boys Is the ILaberejab'e Wad are of
Whew eosin sad when they receive their prizes
they maks so eeknowledmeneat whatever. Mks
Bleedford dwelt st mote length on Ow work in Tele-
viewers, In which she mean/red the Hiodoo ladies
liked to read* for the curious reason the liebouttostian
law that women should veil their fame was there not so
Vobserved. Ms explained this by the fain that
•ii •1100 f bad sever been conquered by the /diatom.
arelsins„ sad comequently it was free from that
vexations rule. But she we. sorry to say the
Apareeee and superstltioe were very muck the
s. Ohs gave an Interesting eatiouet of the
vases In Treanonr• and expianed the
nem, bookie and dliffenitYs etaadbe beeves°
It Gospel bed tle women of Law —The
Mardesaid, who proposed vote of
ibw;ke te the Deputatica. mid little did he think
alma be west to bias 16 years ago that this privilege
geoid bare bora afforded him There had maw • ,
ereaderfal chge over Win When be fret weal '
'alb low& maim of Zoom wool; Amok ooso

snob work had omatosemed at Calcutta. That
phenomenon the lady worker might now be streinat
India, preaching to the poor people in the village..
visiting the tsarina' ia the large Meng and cities,
teaching the children in the school., and 'endwise
them to their homes. He should not forget his feeling
of admiration for the pluck and warm* of Mies
Blaadford, when he saw her at Travanoore 20 years
ago. It WY very pleasing to Np. an unmierts I lely
filled with the love of Christ, and moved by
God's Holy Spirit willing to go out to Oast
citadel of Hindodism to endeavour to do mom work
for Christ Him Blandford glace that time had
written many thrilliag letters which bad fired thee
hearts of many maiden. in this land, and bed
them • mimionary spirit, and bad led thins to do
much for the missionary mum. In 1871 he had the
privilege of visiting Travaux:ore with the Arohdescoa
of Madras, and be could speak of the progress the
work node, Mims Blandford bad made. In o inclusion
ha proposed • vote of thanks to her f or hi •sry
interesting speech. He saw • plenty of ladies and
young people meant who might do • great deal for
the mission mum, if only their hearts were stirred up
within them to active work.