The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-11 00:00:00

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DOISIT (Mosie 114141031.—The Rev. L. Darner
has preseatei a very fine collection of Falk' Ind Island
birds, et beautiful pirouette.
Deerterar - It will I e men by an announcement if
our 'Overdoing colu one that Mr. Wallace, of 91.
Haslet-atriest, London, visite Dorchester every alter-
ante aemniay, his consulting rooms being at Mr.
Lockett's, 1, l'orohill, Dorchester.
GUNNAR Bawd. -J. Fl iyer, Esq., 111. P., has
been elected President of the Board of Gevarmae,
Mr. S. la Kioderoley, vice-president. and Mr. 0.
Sirmonds clerk. The ..1.1 building is of cone,. dilapi•
dated, and a new stricture will nodoubt be substituted
sad be a credit t the town.
PEUID4IILIANIsII.-Fourtero miles in two houm It a
pretty good walk, ever :..r a well-trained soldier.
But that was what ..ne fonie•rly ill the rallks of the
30th undertook .1.. Frbley. The o,llr, was laid
on the new barrack groin. awl was nicie rip of ra
laps and • goodly niiinlarofettiaere gathered ti uethe
feat. But the path Icing a new one, and the grain
not yet worn in, the p sleetrian took a Atte ntel
half over the time.
CinnATIoN or SwolS Ihnialtr..- The committee of
the Town Council runt on Tuesday rnorhi,e, preen%
Mr. Alderman Leek fin the . hash). Memra. W.
Darden, H. Dried's), F. 'Lock, Frost, and liesel, with
Mr. R. Synninde, deputy clerk. The inmsector navint
reported a field adjoining Charles-street re be free
frogs swims fever, there having been none there eine°
the five pigs were kiled, 28 days age, the place wee
declared disinfected.
A tunnels Sio.-A numerous th-ugh not fashion-
able crowd gather° I at it pig Mutt In soielnatreet on
Wednesday. An In quisitive piggy hot loeked I. at
the Old Curiosity Shop, !whips wiehlng to spend a
i.lessant I our in Dorch. it,... '1 he proprieter, not
recognising • customer, fleeted the grunter, who then
gall rod off pursued by volanteer pigolnivere, was
beaded, and we viewed him last otealine away down
Niehetreet, pertain.. en • yid, to Mr. Wri.dit'..
SLANI.F.s.-No, it nea er can be. in happy and
contented Deruheater, 'tis utterly opposed to the spirit
.1 thie neighbourly little town. .%Tvl in the Ride
Corps too ! We recommend the plaintiff, who has
made osi many excellent join., tn allew one more
enlitering, and the defendant may give a little dinner
at his well-conducted hostelry in honour of the closing
up of the raaaka. An. fur WOO, where are we to find
such a sum tO spare in these bad time.. The best
counsel for anybody in Dorchester irs-" Shake hantle,
eel be friends."
1.0.0.1'. - lbs "Hop, of Derchetter," juvenile
lodge, lams again started, thanks to the exertions of
Madre. Parsons and Curtis. A preliminary meeting
yr held as Friday lest, and wan very cheering. All
the prladpei offices we,.. on.a, and one new member
iulUMed. The youthful officials were drilled by Brea.
Curtis and Manning, and gave promiu of efficiency.
It is hoped that many of our young friends will join
this breech of the temperance movement, which hair
for its object the total abolition of the um of intoxicat-
ing drink and tobacco, and the roppreesiou of gambling,
swearing, Re.
Trude ALMATIOSIL-The ri.ls sm. train fmm
Southampton to Weymouth now leave, Do.chester at
9.25 sm., and is earlier at Uowey and Weymouth.
A train havu Dorchester for Weymniith er 7.15, am.
The 8.56 cm, train frorn Bishoriat ire to V eyineuth
dope at New Poole Junction at 10 ;14 he 7.51 pan,
kale from Biallopet.em to Weymouth eteps at "tool
at 9.52. The 9.55 cm, train from Salisbury to Wey-
mouth Issue Dorcheeter at 11.50, and Ls atelier at
Uperey and IVeymorith A new trim n leaves Boerne-
mouth West at 6 a.m., calling at Perketone, Poole,
and bools Juncti in for Wimborne Inc .nnear ion with
the 6.33 train to lialisbu y, Bishopetoke, all L radon.
UNION CHILDREN./ TIZAT.—The poor little folks at
the Union-honer, to the number of about 40, had •
treat n Monday last, by the kinilneu Sire.
Williams, of South-street. They were marched into
town from the big house, and fortunately it was dry
weather, so neither their health nor their plain
uniforms suffered. The first visit was to tin Ceffee
Tavern, where Mr. an I Niro. si•nda had inrvilnl
not only bread-and.hutter, hut sweet tea and cepbsi
plum cake, and thus th little °negate en.l drank Sirs,
WI llama,. health, more quietly hut ii-rlieps ant dy
as when the loyal, patriotic, and incidental t mete are
given in "deer, deep dranehts of the Ikb I.hine
wine." Next they adjourned to hit h II %Lich is the
glory of Derogate-urea t, u, and there
the wonders of a magic I intern fra,ol their bluer
the outer one being aatiated soil 1,. msee. (Mal
immuth they were ta find the treat was net over ye.,
for little gift.% tneln Beg mere y ant aweets, were
alletributed among t ivemend ter lasi they rt •I f r
home again P ab et .1.4, 51,5 111111:41
kindness was whispered and th night all int far mat Vie
night.
CHARGE OF .%1411AFLT.-On Tiseelay. brrome ?mere*,
of the 75th regiment, ins furlough friths .‘lilemhot. wits
brouirlat up at the Borough Police Ceurt. Is fore 1.1.
G. Gregory, Eel., charged %t ills ea-milting Simnel
51aidanent. --Pneweitter said a little after ei„lit
ilight he an., in the SWAIM. FOPIIIII4V-11. in nn be. .11V
four men, one Guirt.as Taylor, it pais ate of the 7501,
and another belonging te the Men brigade. Taylor
w.urted to fight au man, who in,.., in the Swan, anil
prosecutor told hint not to lie when the I.ther
replied "What have you to do with it'" and struck
him twice in the cheat. Proucutor left and went
towards Ihircheater, arid the four soldiers and he
stopped on the bridge near the Foltiliitien Hotel,
Taylor came up, chargol prosecutor with wanting tO
light with hint, and though he denied it, struck him
twice, once on the head. Pneirentor nin away, and
hid in the Ealsibition yen!, 'lnyliir and others followed,
and one struck a light. When they uw where lie wee
no lance-corporal of the :Mtli kicked tutu in a cowanlly
manner, Taylor *truck I with hie ISA. awl another
with his belt, and lie fell down.-- Defendant was
remanded till Ifonday, in en ler that the ether
who were in the affair might I. brought. -Mr. CIPX.4
bail in C. 5 was accepted for pri-oner'. appeariusee.
Tgs Alatel on litm FAWK, -.I 11..4.X til,hlut
of the metropolia was a cirtoon repres-nr leg •nssltril
version of the event commemorated on the senrational
Fifth. The wind', .1 figure ia that .1 inn fallaw in
shabby robes that might h ire been once a peer's but
whkh seem as if they hid 1.4 behno.l to a dealer in
"01.1 Clo." Ermine and breeches are saintly ragged,
and the latter are hariby kept on the week-knsed I.
by a garter labelled "KG " At his back the old
fellow, who wear,. shot Irehe like an Ens Vis coron. t,
had • sheaf of artii les 10. king like tl:e stock-
in.trade of an umbrella mend, r, bat which are
seen to inc i, i eyes. latices, me I isruintala
guns, inscribed " War, en I in nee heed he
c .rries a keg of gums., her in dangerous hearness to
• "Tory flaming torch-' n 111 ti., vet,ron guy'. face
Is an expression weith atu lying on lie i xclahne
" I am in ler it at !eat." lie Inn' been " legged"
by • stout policeman marvellou-ly like the Nlarquis of
Hartington, who bears on biastaff -" Peece, retrench'
meat, and reform," and • thinner 018 -or behind has
also his hand on the prisoner. The liter pelic man
lathe elder, and looks the counterfeit presentment of
Mr. Gladetoos. To him an elderly lady, Mrs Public
0,45105, addressee herself with 'Oh, Mr. l'oliceinan,
lam .lad you have him, he his been much ri nnisance"
to which the Glad 4 mian guardian of the peace
returns, "W. will lek after bias I promise you."
Behind the group comes at nut J hn Bull, with rueful
but yet relieved countenance. grumbling as usual, and
this time at himself-' Well! what a stupid I am to
let that fellow jew me to the tune of Fifty Millions."
By the tindnees of good friends, a c .py reac el the
;Zan Office, and was exhibbeil to an appreciative
alld for a warning to evildoer'.