The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-27 00:00:00

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Tee Rectos of MeMouths Rub preached • moat
Impressive sermon on "Humility." st Holy Trinity
church on Tuesday evening.
MIL Ourfolol.—Mr. B. J. Pluthet, Isle of H.M.
Customs, Weymoutb, was on Saturday presented with
• handsome silver biscuit box by the meiotic offieers
here. The opportunity of his visit to Weymouth from
Folkeatene was seised.
COOLING POTATO= IT COLD Warge.—An un-
plesseot oonemsence of the late storms was observed
from our quay • few days ago, when a cargo of
potatoes were found to be not only selturater wet, but
so bested that when discharged as melees, they
emitted greet quantities of steam, and were quite
"oft. Of course they were last. On the other bead
our local merchants have been and are able to supply
exosUent potatoes at cheap rues, and other veltelmbles
equally low in price, se will be emu from advertise-
ments.
Stionoth.—Arrivele : Great Western, Blampied,
Cberbourg, general; Vulture, Peen, Cherbourg,
general ; Brighter', Mbar, Jersey, general; Native,
Perchard, Jersey, ballot; Gortmern. ()owl's('
London, genersl.--Sellings : Great Waters., Blain.
pled, Cherbourg, general ; Vulture, Peers, Cherbourg,
COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL SOCIETY. ; Briebton, Mistier, Jersey, general ; Vulture,
nrue*,lChahowg, general ; Dart, Anderson, Sunders
The lowa meeting of the shove society was held at land, ballast; Maria, Gomm, Tretruler, ballast;
Alludes Hall as Monday evening. The Rev. T. W. Francis Ann Manning; laths& nil; Fylla, Boye,
Kam occupied the chair, and he was accompanied on Elsinore, ballet.
the platten" by the Rev. E. Ludlow (Martht town), Mn. Teuanne'n Yuggent took elms on Toescley
Rev. E. W. COWIN= (Woodefoed), the Rev. B. afternooe, when • large number of people glittered
Mesliby (Mseelation Secretary), and the Rev. 0. F. in front of his laths residence, Frederio-pime, sad
Powys. showed their symmthy for his family I. their sodden
Prayer beam/ bees offered by the Rev. C. P. sod distend by their grave and reverent
PoWle. damearsone. rernepe few men wore more beloved by
The Catautan said It was me his intention to their scholars or IliJfe generally reunited thee the
readily mash of the time that they would freely and late Mr. Thurman; lattlity and affability never
eve to Mr. Markby, who be had no doubt, felled, and both is sad in play he wee the
weld have meaty inessestiag facts to put before them leader a his scholar.. Old from St. Mary's
In weeneWen Web the operations of ti society • but School, where be wag meter moony years ago,
he thought be did sot Wasik" his duties as chairman U, followed the funeral procession to Wyk* Olterchysrd,
at • wither where there were sow probably who where the remains were hawed.
were not wage meetly what the sphere of this society'. lisecas Br • Fousraa.—Between eleven and twelve
labours really was, be were to betedy explain WI objects on 'Weider night • young man, Is the employ of the
and amen The society had two wide fields of labour. G.W.8., and named Gill, mistook his road and went
The Oharmeit spoke of he work among that vast army overboard. Mr. Johnston., chief engineer of the
el toesaile who go abroad year after year to the far Aquila, sad the watchman, based the noise, and Brc,
owes of Swiseased, Italy, and other parte of the Coysh, who will be well rementhesed for his geed
&ironies otallnont, oomnPued as It was owl largely senior at the visit of the High Court of Forester.,
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aLW wealthier sad betterste-do daises. They spoke west after GUI, who had seek mere than once,l
el • very different order of people when they spoke cif and maght the drowsing men by the seek. Thi
then and of those who bad gone out to make gallant Forester weaged to keep both semi till some
their Heim or their tortoises it might be, in ropes were let down, and sescesded then in edam
oar great colonies Of Canada, Australia, his man ethers. Ero. Ooysh has, it la said, same
end elsewhere, B. meld quite fumy some five lives, sad deserves the Royal Humane Eselety's
persons would any they could see the need of the medal. NI will as the "Foresters' Fit.."
Oolostal ficciety, sad could recognise the value of • LUALT RILIOIOOII HISTOIT OP Weenool2.—Wilset
society that Amid follow their ocinetrymen when promises to be &most isteresting lecture is sanowned
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4went to fee distant lends and remote parts of the for Friday (tomorrow) evenieg, in fit Mary's School-
end carried the Gospel to them with all the old room. It is to be delivered by W. Bowles Barrett,
memories of their deer home and country, when their Esq., the subject bibs "The Early Religions Hist seF
heeds Wight he tender and ready to receive the troth of Weymouth to the Dawn of the a formation," with
which, under happier auspices in some respecta, they notices of its remote social history, the metier being
but lightly regarded. Hs knew some said "I don't Mustrated Vier map of the town, as it existed In
see why we should meet sad give of our little store to the reign of VIII. The time appears to own-
send out to administer to thou people who memo about A. 0,, 1280, sod the lecture deals with
em veil Pretty well-to-de, and who vary the 'hely egos of the priests madders, including the
frequently go *broad for their own pleasure: if they settlement of the Black Friars in Maiden-street,
want churches let them provide for them." He spoke Ractipole, Meloombe Ragip, and Weymouth praiser.
with all due deference In the presume of the repro- will each be Melt with, and the lectors divided Into
mutative a the society, but be was not speaking in two parts, separated Revised of the Harbour as the
ignoreace of its operations as regards its Continental Town is) by plummet lestrumeetal musk. We bur
labours, when be said very little if anything was whispers that the lecture Is the result of the researches
wasted of the funds they coetribute,i tower& the of many years, and will prove a remarkable and in-
continental work. He spoke from experience ; in teresting addition to the history of our tows.
these cheekier:les they often paid back to the funds of Osamu or Funk—Wiliam Andrews, • shut
the society • very good balance, and were, in cm. man, with high forehead, was brought up for obtain.
merchal language, • paying concern. Very diff meat lug board and lodging by false pretence"
was the case In the colonies, where the rising nations in Vickery said the man asked for • remand last night,
the Far West of America and asewbeee, con- in order to consult • solicitor, and he was willing to
gestated in masses, living without God, and far from made to his request—Prisoner now stated he did not
any Dowd a the church bell on the Lord's Day. It ask for • remand. But be admitted having said he
was a true and noble patriotism, to say nothing of wished to consult • 'elicitor, which the Bench said
our Lord's greet command, 'Go ye Into all the world wet very much like utile( for • rsmand.—Thomas
and preach the Gospel to every creator,,' which had Ronda, licensed virtuallar and tailor, said that on
Induced this society to send men to the colonies to the end January, the prisoner came to his boos., the
gather together congregations from among those Turk's Heasioaed asked for • bed fee himself and wife.
Wilms in many lands, and provide in its purest and lie had known him as a mina onetomar at D,,r.
beet form the services of the Ctiorsh, with at simple cheater. 00 the B.h January, priserwe returned to
and beautiful liturgy, so that, though they bed left his house, and said he had taken • house in the town
their country with Its early meociations fax behind and was going to open business es • ship-broker. He
thee, they could yrt feel they were under the guidance came to his house with his wife and three children,
of the same Almighty God. (Applause.) and on the 9th he told him that Mr. Shlison had •
Mr. DIION, before reading the report, mentioned home for sale, and that if be would come with him,
that be could testify to the work of the 'misty on the and be succeeded in purchasing the house he would
Continent. When in Paris it rave him great pleasure give him • eovereios. They went, and prisoner saki
to be able to go to an English Church. The report he would advance £5 to nuke it level money, and be
wan as follows: also told Mr. Shilsom he ought to odve witness •
"Amnia subscriptions, ED 16,.; &die edlectian.— sovereign. He also told him he bad been to Mr.
All Belot% Darcisester, £4 Its. : winterbourne St Howard's offes and got the deeds, and that be was
Martha Llt,',
_Bt. James, Pool.. Ri 8 a 94. ; annual mottos
Annum Hall Si ss. 101. • ivets oelleetloss Canon gulag to eat " hash•ms Iha "mad with him (or 81).*
pr
SoatiX.-Steffori, a 16s. ; Re's. E. bodkin, Karlin/tons, • witsb for " board "`I I°deag• and pawner asked
.115 ;Km Dixon, a leo. 64.; Miss Jude Cross. £16.. 64.; him to make him two suite of clothes for his children;
T. it Turmoil, Beg, Pools, ge too ei. ; tomi, gas jci, ; be mad be had plenty of money, IMO be tod sold Ms
expladtture.los. 84 ; leaving • balsam for the lomat, of business well at Milborne St. Andrew, and would
AR it.. Id show him • handful of sovereigns next day, that he
Mr. Dixon drew attention to the fact that this had deposited £lOO at Mr. Howard's, and taken •
district was progressing, for last year they remitted • home in St. Alban's-street. Witness, man helped
balsam of 131 9s. 84., and this report showed an him to toffy some Messy boxes them. From what
Increase of 213 (M. 51. Me hoped they would go on and plaintiff beard, be declined to make the clothes for
Proslow. He was looking bulk at some old reports, and the boys, thomb he had eget to Southampton for the
mew that Woodeford used to give something in olden cloth, and paid for it. The prisoner was now in his
time. As he saw there we. • representative from debt Eil 6s. ed., and he found he was • swindler.—
that place he hoped that ttops would be taken to Prisoner did not now want • remand; but as Mr.
revive the custom. The Rector of St. Peter's had Vickery was not prepared with his other witnesses,
been asked If he would allow • collection to be made prisoner was reaunded till to-day (Monday.)
In his church in behalf of the society, and he believed Quasmin. AT a Low Hoote.—On Townley, before
Mr. Everett had been asked, and be hoped that next James Robertson Seq., J. Landis, Eq., B. Hopkins,
year collection. would be made In all the churches in iseq„ e. R, Rolmna, Em., and U. Ooillet, gm.,
Darelasster. He saw no reasonwhy this district Joseph Jocelyn, a pate tbin.loolciog yam°, loaa, who
should not aontsibote £6O or £7O to the society, wore the hair on his forehead like • girl's "fringe,"
(Anytime") was summoned for assaulting Sarah Pocket, and
Rev. E. MAILIT said that last year they had • real wing threatening language towards ber.—The cems
missionary with them, in the persos of Mr. Jacobs, • plait:ant, who is of large the, compered with whom
Red sod contracted with him be was only a defendant looked all the more slim, geld she lived st I,
singed re . Whilst everything II being done Chapelbsy-strest, and imulys WM staying there with
for Englishmen et bow by our parochial system, with a • girl ;be had done no mirk since last May, but was
minister for every perish. what have we done for our tiring on the girl's prostituti in. On Saturday morn-
countrymen abroad? Next to nothing; and the hog, he came clown to complainant's room while she
Colonial and Continental Society we formed to meet was in bed, and threatened to pull her out. TM only
this went The society first existed in the year 1823. rums she could give we. that she had had • few
• Mr. Samuel Coiner was returning from Newfound- worth with his girl shout • fortnight see. He
land, where he had amassed • coaddernble fortune, to said be had beaten al the gish, and he would do for
Basta On the way home be was nearly shipwrecked, her (Pocket) not with his fist, but with something in
and whilst in that condition be vowed that If the ship his pocket. When the suannoes was taken out, be
and mow were saved be would devote his fortune to um* to her and demanded whether it wee • warrant
the ssadlng out • mission to his fellow oountrymen In or a summons, and as ohs would not give hhn •
Neriff The ship righted, for she was, in decided answer, be gave her • blow on the bead.
math:el language, on her beam ends, and arrived Defendant tried to crossoxemble complainant, to
Way in Bristol. Here Mr. Ooduer nest Mr. William show that he had • few womb with Packet, not with
N./Rhoden*, a mission was sent out to Newfoundland, his girl, and that complainant kept throwing off at
end this was in realty the formation of the Colonial him—Elisabeth Trevltt, another girl who Uses at
mud Continental Society, although at that time Gibson's house, said Jocelyn cams clown on Saturday
II wee not known by that num. Some yews morning, and threatened Poolon's life; he said he'd do
after this • Colossi Irving came home to for her—murder her—before he left the town.—ln
lfeglsnd from Australis and reported what • answer to questions, vitae,' said she paid lie a week,
deplorable stele the country was in. • large and there were six others in the house, and all paid 8..
somber a convials having bees sent there and tamed seek —Mr. Arden: That le a gulees • week—over 50
Imes by the British Government, sad, upon this gapes' • year for • little bones like that —Jocelyn
gentleman's representation., • missies was farmed and said a marine came to him, and wanted to give him a
seat set, on mach the lame principle in Mr. Coiner", drink of beer, when Pneket said tanntlegly—" I
sod is 1851 the two societies were surthosaseterl aed suppose he does west to give him • drink of hue," and
celled the Colonial Society. From 1851 to 1881 the west on with abuse. when be said that for two Om he
society spread so mu it that it was decided to cal it would give her • hidlog.—The Beach asked defendant
the Colonial and Continental Society; but, although it about the way in which he got his living, when he
let:seittimits mane so atm. It has never changed sought to mike out that he occasionally wet in •
Its The rev. gentlemen then went cm to merchant ship.—The Chairman said there was no
al work of the society in Australis, mention. warrant for his assaulting the girl or threatening her,
Mg the hew done la oar collides through the ileum. sad they sent Wm for 14 days' hard labour.
Motion a pinekdoussed luneceal literates*. lefidelity Wnnocerg AID 1111.0011111 lithle WOenthe Mean
was quite an rife In the colonies se in this country. Culh—The secretary and committee of this club
to the work of the society mom the Indium, are to be congratulated 08 ih• thorough swum which
the said when he was London Secretory to Weeded second entertsienteet 4th. season. On
the sea*y be sew s lied Indian, • missionary, and • Tuesday evening • very pleasing programme of vocal
greet laisadriMrsJaciote,who,theyrunembered,viaited and instrumental music was most efileiently given by
lbw last year. When be was • boy be went into an several ladies and gentlemen, who very kindly gave
linglish church in Canada. He was Impressed by the their services for the benefit of this deserving 113.1iikl•
quietasse of the proceedings more than by anythiog Ron. The president of the club, G. E. Eliot, IN ,
am, for, of rouses, he could not understand • word presided. The "Whines arc Wed • most cordial
el the foram He cleared very much to buornia • welcome to each of the vocalist. sad inetnunentelists
migskawg to his pito, the ojimboway roman.. Tma no their hotooduatu by the eltairtetto. The sweet
Noneonformiets had formed • mission to the Mohawk-, thieve of Him D"..T, M'S. J. ThOCOPO 41, and the
and had • school; there be week and now he Is • Misses Poesy, In their respective songs, was much
Colonial and Coetinental Society's odesionary. Having enjoyed, so much so that moons were demanded,
briefly touched upon the work of the society in the to whit* these ladies very kindly reeponded with
Mr. Markby proceeded to speak of the other preily and well 'elected songs. The artistic
society's work on the continent of Europe. There are of iestrnmealea part of tiosiomraemm• by
hoer kinds of Englishmen who IV to Europe', the first Messrs. la. Dickensea, 0.
I. the army of tourist* numbering 80,000. This part Smith, wasarlut musical treats, and appeared to give
of the work, as their chairman had told them, was mach satisfaction to the appreciative audience.
wellospporting. Toey had 240 clergymen segued in Major Glalop, se usual, wan a greet favourite,
this pert of the work on the continent. For the most and his fumes of "Did you Ever See an
pert these were clergyman who wished to go away Welk I 7 " and "Put it Down to °o7'
potshot
from bow for a holiday. Of course the soty did evoked roars of ter, and he wee obliged to pay
not profess to pay them all their expellees. the penalty by g again, Woo he sang " Will
They rewired Vill 10s. • Sunday, and, se you Bay my M and amides, Oh l" in • most
May be imagined, this sum proved • greet plea( and mirth.provoldng MEW. Mr. Harman
help. In the manner both the clergymen and the mug, wise mach effect, the ao , " What Will They
so ,thgg were wpm, for the 001inedona more than Bag in England r and bit. B.atlestone obtained •
covered the expanse, and so this plan benefitted the em' deserved encore for his fine moaning of the 'mg
pear clergyman straggling to recruit his strength, and *Wed "The Output." The president, on behalf of
poured money into the coffers of tbe society. The the committes and members of the club. esprewed his
sewed portion of their work was &MOO. those who go for aware thanks to Mr. Thorne. who bad worked so
their heath's sakes, suffering from pulmonary &mem hard for them that evening sad to the ladies and
Goatees are founded, and here clergymen reside gentlemen who had so readily and kindly helped
almost permanently. Her Majesty went to Menton* to provide them with loch • very nice estertelemeat ;
for her health, and went to the society's church, and he also wished to thank Mr. A. W5O who had man
was an Plelleid that she gave • cheque to the society, been goad enough to piece at their disposal such •
mad the Duke of Albany gave one also. The third first-class pianoforte. The quartette was then very
motion of the society's work was the English artisans, idea/ Oared by Hessums s &milli and
labourer. and MVO'S employed on the continent, Thorpe. and • most enjoyable *Tenths terminated with
and which number no lees than 1211,000, and the clergy- the blatiucial Anthills. We are glad to say that, not.
we at work among them are &dog a great amount withstanding so manyomenter attractions that are
of food. The fourth nestiou was the sailors; at one taking place this wink in Weeseouth, every seat, both
=Lame, Bilbao, 33,000 English sailors eta annually, in the Leases Hell md adjoining Committee
you, are mot t . the seaports sod bethsla built, Room was occupied.
and this Inanner they get had of the s tilers. The " IsUPM riga ZINASIA."—This was the title of two
*deem concluded with an appeal for greater help to autertoinreepte given as Thursday sad Friday at the
enable the society to entry on Its work. Imperial Burden A esenablyoomos and the National
The Rev. T. W. Kruse said that allusion bad Pchool, St. Mary's, by Colossi G. R. Stewart Black,
been made to Mr. Jacobs; he had the plesanre of F.R.G.S., secretary of the Z inane Mk ice. The
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him when hare, and at the time Mr. lecture er* w Illustrated by photographs of variousjeseiVetlhe Intended ressasing In this country for scenes of outdoor and Incisor life in Ltd* dullestilY
some time, but shortly atm' he (the speaker) sew from coloured, and exhibited by • magic lantern. Colossi
newspaper' that Mr. Jacobs had been celled home Beasley Soott presided at the Boric°, and the Rev. J.
wise to domestic efilietica. He thought It would Hubert Scott, rector, at St. Mary's cones.—A very
gi" mtidaotton to many present to know what was 'tattling companscn of the sines of England and
the exact mum of Mr. Jambe' return. Putties Mr. India we mail, by 'bowing maps of them on the same
lierkby could inform them? scale in the same picture, Wale the "right little.
Mr. MallIBT sad that Mr. Jacobs was celled house tight little island" only seemed as bl/4 as an average
In comeonenos of the Illness of his wife. ewe of India, and not more than tWos or thrice as
Rom, B. LUDLOW, in proposing • vote of thanks to Large as (Myles, the depseideet island. The Medium
Mr. Marit, said that he had sOmin about menet °Winstead how It is that no smell • country
big bang salq • stuffed missionary. He was very ithe keep their great tract In nimbirtuNags Bid In foul