The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, 'ILLY 15, 1884,

Ti. Right Bev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, on
the 7th licensed tha Rev. Henry Solkeld Cooke.
8.A., to the curecy of Broodwindeor, Ldirwit.
BOIWUGH Pgll7 SZISSIONS, Mondsy ride Bali
More the Mayor and Mr. F. Lock. —Sarah Stone
warn charged with using abusive laneuage toward'
FllllO7 LIM in Millstreer, F.irdltipOr.-COM-
plairtant did not press the CNC and the defendant warn
aped si. and costa —A little boy namod William
BUMS, who was stood in a choir, was brought before
the mngistrates. having been found waudertog about.
—P.S. Mitchell said th• toy hal been wondering
about, and complained of hio mother's iibtreatisent.
The :other bore a bad character, sod he hat token
the boy to the Union.—The boy .ale be should like to
go to an loduotrial School, and the Brach decided to
send him to one until he is 14 years of age.— —Ti..
Bench fixed the 25th day of August for the annual
licensing day.

appeared for the prneecuti 01. Tb• previous evirgeoce
heeler been confirmed, and several turrmtortant
attitioas made, the primmer plea led not gwity,. and
called GOUROF Frederick Friend, erua stated the
pgi•on-r told him the mv-r ign had been given him
by the worn.. Duffey in ultra...alto for a slaillang, and
be (friend) went with him to to Duffey'. house in
order to return the sovere4n. She was then out, and
they went. imoond time an I sha was not re. ue then.
I bey thee returned to the itarrecks when they were
met by ths woman who charged Pidgeon with the
theft. Duffey accused witness of rearing the m ,oey
with@ previous night. —ln grower .mivation wituess
maul he told the Sergeant ..11 Polio. aol B m tardier
Parrett th•t prieoneee object its g log diets no the
morning alter the theft was to take the in may back.
--Gimes, John Ryan also prove I heart g the prisoner
say tie was going down to return SOIIII in iney a
womah,had given him in, mistake. lie wet Sown with
prisoner for that purporae, but ‘lnitf-y was not ot
1101712...—8umb Prirrett (r,,allet) • Ihe w.a• if/
Its Barracks when Sergeant Devenisu, on the worming
of the 2.1, saw Unmoor Friend. At that tune
Pidgeon hal been apprenettled on the charge. lie
heart Sergeant Deverristi inked Friend wile. be Ivies
about it, and he said he knew nothing at all about it.
Lie did not hear him say prisoner bad go. now.i to
return the money—The [fetich emu' iered the car,
clearly prored, and prisomer wed sentenced to • up. th'•
imprisonmeat with hard labour.

c.irmg T.) 'IAA!.

Daniel Sheppard was aummoued (,r allowing 0.11/11
tO stray ea the highway at U.sarmiashar, on J.,iy 7th.
—need and c•atg.

DEATH OF COMMANDER HARRY FARE
Y EArm AN, D.N.

We have t madams with very great regret the
death of Commander Harry Farr Yeatruen. IL., a
magistrate at this divisi us, who died on Meade, 141,4
at I.4.:kin,rhain, after • @bort but veva* illness of
hemorbohe of the lungs. Mr. Yeatman ruptured a
blo.d vowel • short tune before, and his fife was then
co”.idered in great peril, but he was aup.owed to hove
pawed immediate danger, awl this awrouneemsot
his death, at the early age .4 15, will c..uss • failing of
pain throughout the wide district in which the name
of Yootmeo I. known and lio,,ourtal. Mr. Yeatmou
was educated far the Royal Nosy and rose to the
rank of o,mmander, but in 1171 he retire t e4r.l
subsequently took up hie residence at West I kl.e,
in Craaborne Chase. Mr. Footman was sissy. to 'et
interested in all that coucerned the county of Doreet
, and the Diane, of Salisbury—b. was on active magis-
trate and deputy lieutenant and member of the
Diocesan Synod. He leaves • son (Mary Farr) and
Iwo daughter,. The interment took place at Stuck
llaylard on Friday at one o'olock, when, by his
expressed desire, rfew.a.led gram laid by the aide of hi.
moth..., the lots Men Harry ran Featma., of Gaul.
bury, our Weymouth. who died in 1813.

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p •ra.na f•SI bug lo thd C /11114 ut U'redd ; 01 •
fire pgid,d rry pr VJI show so: elidthlo to C .111,Cla
ro thts ass. 61-14 , ollyrr cup pros..uts,l by C
31„, M • E twat(' (.1 r•,11114/11DndM,rv,l;
21. £2. M ,st .6. viCl% pleidos ; 4,3 Mr
Wilaalat H•sury 1) au 1.1.. 11, s ; I, C. Mr ,Vtlhato liso,y
D . N .1; e, Mr JAG Ws hlaugurs Sanity.
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soy putout) r ll ut to thy Want, of Drrost ;
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In this cl (21-2sl. El. El La.cotn',... St -t
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211, El. Mr Usury E o•toms J oars. Cls,upirn
Stroshou.s B 4): 3r4, El, Mr Srdasy 11 Visouss,
rrisosols, 11l
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not t *se 01 £5 (Lb Mr J hKay.. Sunp.4 ;
Zud. LI. It or Nagel W Gre4ey ;31. WI, Mr Laurance
Paige (lin;er ; r b c. Mr Lotman, Parke, Pippo ; vli C.
Ur Einar I Dinka= Krati, Sancho ; err; Mr Thorns'
WiUtsin Lawrence. Beraie.

I dinner in conuection with the Ahow we. hen at
the King'. Ann, last evenieg. wh the Presid at
(I.ord Aliugt t JOY the claw r. Padre we, not a Lige
c Pmpsny. Among 1n.., present were the Mayor of
prcheeter (d. Hardee, Eel C. If ender.. the
don. Humphrey :Burt. dr. it. IL Farquhareou, M.j Pr
If Agee, Mr. G. J. Williams Alarew•, Mr. 11. A.
Unit 6ble, Mr. G. J. G. tir-ur pry. Mr. E. Berne t,
Mr. U. B. Weld PAL Ur. E. Pope, Mr. Deveniele
(clearininvien). Mr. A, IL Syne pa le! Mr. J. Fudge,
3.1 r. J. T. Ella Or, %NIL 'titian, 3 ergeou Sp.Neuer.
R.M.A., Mr. T. onail's. Tnackeray, dr. F. V.
EON*. Mr. J. Beunton, Mr. H. Duke, Mr. E Minn,
Mr. V. Ceepmso "launders, Ur. It ..ve (Weynumta),
Mr. Lipeouusbe, M. Goo Pad, dr. Little, Mr. F. G.
Gotland. lir. D.blevo, Mr. E. J. Day, &c.
The CILLIKILIN, in proposing the fret toast, *aid he
believed be was ad Ireeeitier tote who were (awl no
mistake ab Put it) t e th • backbone right I pyal
—lll44bionr—rdaly not only t grewl or bite, butt,
iirlet whenever an importunity should piesent iteelt.
(Applautv.) 111 might ale° el.l, were he re-it to pro-
p..., the h,al.h of 42 laeo Vietoria as the firet toast
of the eveniug, he shout I 63 received with a howl of
execratien. ( pplauee.)
In giving toe I. ,nlh of the Prince and Principe, of
tne opoble iiuc.uetucs eetd he did at Clink on
ILO ot:C141.11 of Ott s prt, when they had met tog Aber
to enjoy th•useives in • eucial way, that he would be
doing hid duty if he did no: make a separate teed
the health of the Prince and Priueese of Wales.
they were indebted ti HAUL for Laski( prizon
of their soc4pty, and also for esodin; his dogs
there. The Pdieoe WM the most pope's' man there
11," and he he I no hesitatiou in saying that the
Princess waa th• most p 'puler women in the c puntry.
(lieu, heard The Prince waa so popular boc ete4 he
always entered into anything that he believed to be
for the goo 1 of the country, and he did not believe
there was • man, woman, or child within 20 miles
of Saodrinettam wno '041.1 net lay down their life for
the yrioceas of Wales. (Cneerad

_
The Nonce: CHLiamv4 n-xt prop wed "The health
of the Army, Navy, Yvomaury, and Volunteers," and
In doiug so said the army must he very hot in the
east just now, and it was almost terrible to think what
tile, must suffer. ii .w they got on was almost
inommprelmensirmle to him. But be that cell may they
mold stray. fight cud win their battles tom, and he
believed whenever the Eaglish Godlier fought he
wool I al.. 110 w add say the same thing of the navy.
The Yeomanry were plucky, ant he was sure if they
hat • few weeks at Aldershot, they would turn out as
well as the 10:6 Hussars. (Laughter.) Toes, SA to
the Volontesare, if the enemy attack sl Dorchester,
be was sure that Major If Agee wont', to nee • vulgar
expression, Flen settle their hash. (Lseehterd
In responding for the Yeomanry, Colonel ilruatto
said he only regretted, and he was sure it wise regret
which mud be shared by cereal many of them, that
ureent private affairs prevented the noble I mrd from
b-ing present in Parliament yesterday (Lord
ALINGTON : Oh 1 oh!) —because he would then have
heat able to listen to the speech .1 the Minister of
War, which would have given him such facts and
110 o.es as to materially somist him In proposing the
',met of the army ..n tido oocalioo. (Lbilgister.) The
u .ble lord never fade I ii do a thing well, but he
✓eally thought be might have improved it on this
ion, bee one if he bet listen 11 to Los. 1 it meting.
ton he wool I have forme I a far batter opinion of the
eters and the efficiency of oa/ army, barring • few
exoeptions, also of the constitution of the yeomanry
en 1 volunteers of the country. Tney heard L mrd
Ilartington say, In • very lair and able speech, that
the army now °numbered c mosiderthly more
than [Airy used to do, but 401 some nine
Boolean abort of what they ought to be.
L led Alingt mu would also have heard him say that
&Keough the recratits were joining, and had J mined to
the extent of 3,000 more than last year, it appeared
these recruits generally tried 1. get out of the army se
fact el Vier got lot. it, and that evidently some
further stesi were necemary ti make the army more
▪ odiv. t' the class of men who jeinel it than It
wee at tha present time. He regetted that Inc great
military cent. like Dorchester, with • battery of
Artillery an I it, hi. n 'big friend the
pred lent of the aseoniati mu was a. t able ti lathing any
of his military friend, c one :here an do t duty,
womb they ou ;lit t m have WWl—viz., to have ra turned
thanks for the army. It was not the duty of " chalk "
colonel. or major. to return thank, for them. (Lord
Alington : I did not call you e chalk o atoned
(Laraghterd—They were very happy to do their duty
when they coil I, but it was not part of
:kid, duty. (Hear, hear.) He returned his
mo.t sincere thanks on behalf of the Yon- I
maorT, which, he was glad to say, were not dwind- 1
lice down. They now nronbered 11 500, cud he wee
gladi t / hear them inclu led by the Minister for War
a floor tha defensive forcl4 tlf the c ;wary. He aleo
✓.d:rre I to the import int place which the v .1 inteore,
now numbering 2/3,000. took in the defensive forces
He w ,egla It.,ear the Ye =tory were never so strong
lath'" ointry or in thou 101 tr. They now numbered
about 300 in this county, as I he hoped ere hoe they
would be up to their hill etr.rueth. (Applause.) Ile
whim Ito remind (hi wad, 1.1.1 he had said nothing
ab mut the navy. which was,, little in we I .reetfolnees
on hie p.n, tdisor met Yes I .111)—N ~ be
hat at is. reti 'eel it.—(ll..r 1 ALINGhIn : I appeal to
the yolk, (I, we a .(—rho noble lord knew !elf
well he .1:1 not --I • .r ALINGTO3I : You look like •
fled arshal. ( ti I I nigh ter.)
Maj., HOWES, in r•.' yin!. sill he was pr I to
sty teat near, was mi V drat ter f woe monger awl
in we effichen Clan it or-sent b.tim in the c ,untry and
the c Thor' would be under cane., next
week a; S tau .ffe. ant if they would cone there and
Pay them a vial, they w uld offer them every hospi-
tality they it .uld. (Appleuse.)
The enhinn in ICI the next was an Important
beat—tha health ef the Seeretary, who, he regretted,
was not able I' bc pres-nt, lle kn ir the heel work
the secretary id 4 .1.14 *ll ow I Mr. Farcical's',
son cool b use I.lw iht A era:rotary had • groat
dent to .1., ant it WA4 VAty 13,1141 A 1.1 please every
' one. H cc Sqr 44:4.11 1 diem oi the en vseeful 'how.
They hal hearly 310 t%ere, an I offered he ely
1.100 in pet re ; Im d he 'al no: been able to ear rtein
from the s .gr.r.sry who, they hal taken, yet h m
believed when the eho a tem neer thee, would fiu.l that
it bad Im-en • „o'er. e H m likel plenty of
L B.ILOS fell • div, mg cyo.mngmen with
plenty of go." If they had go um& to, than they
could mai dews. (Laugagor.) ils bad mien a pogliry

sh Pt,. • ..Phr slater. wid • dog show at Don:Wader,
rod it they had to. warm, pirWao• they woial hare
• mid day • ba.,; shoe there. (Lai latt.tht-r.)
11-• th uitit that wo•id .I,asi •.•tt arty • Vim
•to (Wu", , lt,tm ) I. 1t• .1 t .1 • 4 with
Alt or ti .114 awl soom•rity thi.a 0.1 th nuoikni,
awl had 40f4111;..Z.C.4.y. • ,II t • oi,o
to precoul. he saint I a.t his •.• I. 31,.. daturiott.
431 Ines um, to re u t 104, ao ow mtmdt.
(Amu
T. 1..11C watt coral& re,,ivet.
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. OS:la -0 I, is , • i I -W. •,.. the .1.. w
I. I ti,tu • •t 1 11e., T or •• . ...t • .ltC. '.Ol
the) owlet renseuther 11w., i.,-, Si t • at it..
Irok the many little c....te n Is.l had with Lag. ga •
venibi•ora. Villa- he I rXyr •1 woofed...h,
at the inatallior is which th.. Am.., • a t bean cattle
on. (di count, they be . r.. is lie things
',muted 0411. to thew, • b CI., M•sell 11101( ut.. C 6410
use. the chow ea kit .1, • . I, oh Atu• •y ; but to
.bow them wrist cue 10r..• se Obit.' th ohr.d. .11 the
.b ,w. be we. guo•i . t, •st t At at toe neat
exhib.tion of Ike Roy .1 e Dos Snow hr. •houi.l
be very Pleated to stoma. t...• th, I. It • to f Aar clause.,
&withat tumult porn, his.: 11.10 £O. (Appian.). tie
couei lure thAt W. a t y no. tr wing :ha Ag to bear
trout a very large et .to tor, a ..1111-7 Wrib very much
obliged to huh. las a I .4..1 t'sgt•J limit show
woul contihue to here toe tad ot Inc 11.7.1 Molest.
(Applauwi).
Lord ALINGTON e.. 0 g .ve r.. beatli
the May. w 11011-.:00411.e."
The M•ygr of 1) sail be lArid
*hip, I. • very popular Nlr.y..r. (1i...', bear.)
Aqua I come to llorch. -ter 1 geww• ty tied out •
great •wal. 1 t .14 Ii oe p •os .hs 40.1 they
bare by' ~..g 401 *04.14 ..11 c.01•11111.10t *tbd
KAI... wit.. (04 .4.1 1. he pre- at May r. (Hoar,
hear.) Ile moths hard, h.. ti the COSI wait of orgr7
us moment lulu *brut, twits for eh I ju•-, and t
kit bowel' up is p LL i her use trey ‘a the other.
• Alusgettatr 1 l .ok lapJa Uly in..iiO 00 asy right a• a
model Mayor. ( tpisleuw.) lie la oleo lull of "go ;"
he has bad something t 4.. with tut..ii I els ••
on tbe comma es hw irrotkAd ban I. lirep him up to
the 'crated. (L tooter.) 1 bk. . dentin if be lives
usucg I.ager (Ahiuu 1 hope ne will) we shell also have
other eh owa sod other atuuteeleute I. Dnehlster,
uvula will keep the town goats au I keep is before the
politic; Aut I.lst 1.11 t aud foil of eouentillw who
.1.. a tsiiig. (Laughter.) lem ail for the borough of
Dognbeener, 1 am sill for 1.1.0 M yAr of DArcheeter,
and lam all lAr the ...lorporati ut IJorobeater—in
1.0.„ I mu D4WCS•4II, MI over tide •vesslog. (Laughter
awl vow")
Toe toot wag drunk with cheer'', L ti Adagio's
calls. g fee owe 011.411 fur tite Mayor and the baby
In Me . . . . .

Ulm Marcia molted them be felt very proud to
boll the high postrloa of Mayor of Ilse borough that
d.y. fle he I leen very mach gretilied by the sumer
'My Is AI met witq in Ins 13 :ihow. He tni.iitt justly
claim to lie toe tiret Slay .r of D 'reheats who h
ever hod the 0,0 ur hays auythiog at all to Jo
wit.. • dug ele •w. (Laughter.) Oa Who f of th•
I r eho la of 000 5. roalc.4l•lic 51171116.100110 d
by hi. 10.4. hip, be at, ..y a. th present time he
believe.' they lief • very go .I •• porAte 0017 upload.
U. believed they wer• at all time., willing to do the
best they c out o cavity out the wishes au I the beet
intermits ol the imeabitalits grne.ally. (Hear, hear.)
tle was vs.y batboy to tell them they dii not °lwo
have shy squabbling iu then corporate body. They
bed recently. as they wer• Afill4te, had considerable
alteratioos lately; they but lime • great Mall, old
members, but be believe! the new blood they bad
introduced would be a '• go-Ahead tor," am his
lordship had remarked. They would Air them
op • little bit, sod keip them up to the wok.
To.y had beau particularly malul in regeed to
the Dos Stow that day, lot they bad not ouly
',satinet materially at the pieliminary arrange-
ments, but they bat Roue demo there, "up shirt-
obeyer," stud had dome • deal id good in the
ints.ual wink at the show. He th right they mi.llst say
they, as • vorporate b iv. rear free from immure
as thom tdemal holies tould pooduly expect to be.
(fleer, Mar.) Before he sat down he had a test t
propose—" the to e-t of Vie eveuusg," ooe tle .1
wool.' being down the hotte-, if it were ter times
a• lumen+ it woe. NE • begged to pro,sate the health
of the President. (titt-ore.) He knew very well
every man in D.irchteitor loved 1111,1 respared him,
or I ha inieht say the o tint the whole c runty of
Doneet. ( \DOWN.) Whenever his favourite coloure
wero carried, wue'her by that teible animal, S.
11l deo, when be hron.l,• h ,me the proud trophy of
the Bloe Iliband of the Turf, to hie native county, or
more tee -ntly by 0.01.1 or in my other of thou
valuabm *rim ele. be e.. mar, hit lot lship alive,. had
the heartfelt emopadty of OV•pry.wilko to Doreheecie
and D 'reit. and if they c 1.0.0.,1y find any fault
with him it WI, &amity o :awe he dal not give them
the atreight Lip. (lert I I sowit ) Hs Mal very
great ploieure pep tii •,ms owns of the fins idd
E the Pr I oit, I. ni Alington. (Th•
toeet wee received widi m,,.i0rl honours.)
L ALINGTON all: I hey., bard it said, oil hart
reed it, that—
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Of Or lb, paeima. that p ego& mankind.
The love of 15.4 I:y lute moot the mind."
To b 3 the charm an .4 a diaper of this sort in
conoec ion with a atag abase ha a novelty to
hut at the •,w., time allow me to
inform you it Is • Kt. pad U 11.1113. I we. a
little nervous wizen I came down to-day for
fear tho show was n t a ot.apr-e, hot when I walked
rata the yard and now t'm dom. and heod the
n doe the dogs me is, then I r•ally fancied I was back
a,mla in the H ,nye of 1 (It are of Insight .r.)
I quite forgot the soda's, old It -um of bor.'s, and
lb aught hero we are again in :ho limas of Common'.
:Amy anarling, more groeling, an are fighting, except
iu t at aniembly I never heard Ia my life. (Renew.. I
laughter.) My friend on any right hes been 133•4 t
color/Laic in propoeiog my health, hut I dou't think I
am at all worthy of it. I am a'sly too proud and
happy to be able to serve Vu •OM ter and my native
c .nasty, and whenever any ..(you avant • frieud in any
way to back y an up, you boozy to me—(cheer.)—
except in uric thing. and OA I cannot do—it is im-
peehlo to do—out that I. to give you straight tips.
(Levi:dor.)
Lard ALtscros then gave "The Health of the
Visitors," coupled with the name of Mr. Farquhrareon.
Mr. KlessUitAlMON, iu reply, spoke of the great
stleOtle• whirl, tnul attends I the eh •.w. L• lard Core, at
Sberb true the other day, said b • thought the county
of Bonet o teat to be c angratut ate I on having some
very good home and • gae•l in soy candidates. Now
he (thy speaker) thought thy c muty ought to be con-
gratulated on • great drai in..re—there were lute of
goal horeee, goal hor•, anon, good horee-ornere, good
beene, sheep, anal f•rmeae, ao.I he thought now they
might say very goo i d at. I tpplause.) He paid Slr.
Crease the cimplitn sit ..t saying, although he hod
been in • good many Sanwo, hy had
a good lot of beagles. He noticed the county of
Llyreet bad won a gaol annoy prices. He trusted
another year they WoUlt have • show somewhere or
anther in the county. II knee there were tremendous
dillitalties in the way, but he thought they wok' be
yortnount had heard the receipts at the gate
had been very puma th.t day. They all knew he was
a well-wieher of the (lomatj and thy people who lived
in it, but he °wild only have wished to-morrow they
would all go to the dar.,.. (L au.l isughter.)
Mr. Jacitaos, reor.aenting 11.11.11. the Primo° of
Wale., aley reeponded, thaaatiog them for the great
kioineee that had Merl shown bon. He wooed
tt em he should ends a• .ur ta t she the opportunity of
ca aveying a. inti•usti ,a of tbe kinaineee
List had beam shown him ..n.l age. (Applause.)
Lord ALINGTON • It Chang goad to eat?
Mr. J•CiIIOX aboald prefer this dinner to-night,
my lord, to • bit of the dog. (Laughter.)
Before the President left, %Ir. EDDISON proposed
the health ot the Hon. Humphrey Start, which wee
repaired with cheers.

'rb.Hw. Huigpaau iruar. wh remarked he bad
been detained at an 0 dines demonstration at
'imam% till six u'olook, b i fir rpli.l. Ile was glivi
ti boar 1 theruocesi wolf di hal ears:awl the show.
(eneere.)
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T,ic'nclu led the t wet bet. Duriug the evenio4
cepltal .ttg. were by Ur. llattbb.e, M-. Frost,
Mr. ILUaud, bud Mr. 114nt