The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-16 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY KXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 1879.

R&D 00899 rt —31017 /sada and Osreliss Beige.. The Rev. J. Fox has delivered Ids last words of
women of hod Manner, were awed with disorderly counsel and spiritual advice to his congregatieu, who
nandnat an Sunday tun —r•C• Hind° seld,,,n_t had become so attached to hint. Hie sermon was full
tar:.....a a quarter aNnotyklua to pwrday a
°ZIT .h: "dui of that truly Christian humility and love for his people,
which has characterized the whole course of h 6
=au" ma a the Past's waten.houre on the Noche
conduit wee very disorderly. He took Mary spiritual labours at Christchurch. He will be sadly
Runlet' Is custody and on. of the soldiers toted to mimed, and we can only express the hops that his
prevent him—There was a loag list of offences easiest succeseor may tend to fill up the gap which has thus
Kendall, mid the other weasel led also been previouslY been made. That Mr. Fox will be enabled to do as
oonsioted.—Senteseed 5. 14 days' Imprisonment, much and more good at St. Werbergh's, Bristol, is the
Ngionaitons' Quantal& —.foist and Sank Roger* carued hope md wish of ill.
=eat tn: answer two GI meaulting and using
tewards Matthew Boadall —The
'Mame es birti= was oue male of coutradietion and
had language- Strom ward* we. freely used on both
sides, and the two females beginning to wax very warm
Milan wordy combat. PC, MacMshsu was advised to
stand between the two. Ultimately they quieted down,
and Matthew Bendel' than took up his position between
the two Amason& —Ban Harvey sad from the sequisies
which he ha toads be believed it
was "nix of one and oil: %hew." All the
said it was Mn. Rogers' fault. —P.O. Bartlett
=kotars Friday lest, in cameo canoe of the rows in Fran-
chise-elnat, be visited the place several times. About 10
o'cloolt he heard the del indent WPM bawling eurtlondly.
Ms was under legumes of drink at the tints.—k=
sold leek Friday night he heard sdisturbanco in
street, Rogers we. at liesdaWs door. calling him all the
woes he could put his tongue to. The Bendalls were W-
ilde et the time, RUM. was the worm for drink. —The
Mayor: This lien, of the.. disgraceful qusrr.lo between.....
neighbours, who ouAt to live one With 11..
"b.r. a" it b •erf hard to end out who is in the wrong.
We ham heard the rights and wrongs in the Cap% and it
livery clear that you Roams leave committed an asealt
upon your neighbour, and you most be punished for it I
can only tell you now what I have told you bal
_ore, that
you or. an utter disgrace to your neighbourhood. You
are 'm441104111 Wel brought up for drunkenness, and as
long as you give way to yor propensities you will
always be a disgrace to your (smile. If you Inn" only
listen to the advice el the Beech which they have given
you so many times it would be all the better for you.—
John Rogers was fined Ss for the memilt, and be and this
two women wen bound over to keep the peace for six
months.
" who has only recently
left the mom. was charged with being drunk and disorderly
on the NM of August Seat Alma said
on the day in question he visited the Nelson
Inn, and saw the defendant drunk, and
Mg some men to light. He nee numeted by the Isndlady
to turn him out. Hs pagoadeA him to lam but he
refused, and he then put him out. When In the street he
brimmed in the most Ammo manner, and used the most
dint:rueful language. Me use ultimately quieted by his
M. —The defendant said. bang • " little bit of •
" he took a drop too mach, and he did know what
dona He was very Miry for It—The Mayor gave
term* QUIT advice. ail Abed him 10a. or Siren

wzymovni HARBOUR =3 TAMA.
ams. sus WITISIZAIa MOL LOW ViOm. 11.4331/14a
3.23 a.m. 0M an. 7.21 n.m. 1.49 p.m 12
Friday &48 F. 5.40 p.m. 740 pm. 1.11 am.l3
413 a.m. 613 to. 13 am. 138 p.m.13
Saturday 436 p.m &38 p.m. &MI pm. 3 3am 14
Sunday 6. I a.m. 7. 3 um. 9 3 a.m 3.38 P.m 14
5.28 pm. 728 p.m. 9.04 p.m. 53 um. 15
53 um 7 1,..3 963. m. 4.18 pm. 1.3
Monday 616 p.m. 8.18 p.m. 10.10 p.m. 4.43 LAIL 111
r044.14y J 8.1.1 4.01. 1141 um. 1043 am. & p.m. 18
7. 8 p.m. 10.6 pan.ll. p.m 5.34 a.m. 17
7.34 a.m. 9.34 a-m. 1134 a.m. 0.0 p.m. 17
W•ar4d.7 8. 0 p.m. 10.0' p.m. 13. 0 &MI am. 111
316 a.m. 10 26 a.m. 16.213 p.m. silpm.l9
und.7t 602 p.m. 10 52 p.m. 10.52 a.m. 7.18 •m. 19

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PORTLAND.

DE. WALKER, the Assistant-Surgeon of the Prison,
is about to be removed to Parkhurst Prison Isle of
Wight.

Bream, Reunions Stallone were held in the Coo-
-1 Schoolroom last week, when the Rev. D.
rmrtlttrLeadots, &misted tile Rev. F. A. Warming.

FORIIIIIeB WiLL DAY 801100L8.-011
sermons were preached at the Fortune's Well
on behalf of the day schools, by the Rev. J. Rougtt
of London, who was some years ago superintendent of
district.

Durrneonsnrn Vinrrose.— the Pad wra
the prison has been visited by A the
Clarence Paget, K.C.B. and patty, e.laob7kr. Thomas
Blake, M.P.

Tint Newcastle (Si) .crew frigate 4020 (3036) tong,
2354 (BOO) horse power Captain T. Kelley, after under-
going a thorough 7ier left Sheerness on Thursday
m oruing to •ae about Cape Clear.

DOICHISTIM HOLY TRINITY SUNDAY SCHOOL—The
Hey. H. Everett's Sunday School visited Portland on
Wednesday. They numbered about OA arriving from
'Dorchester at 11.30 am., and were allowed to have
the use of the shed in the Naval Cadets' Ground.

THZ ANNUAL ULM" of Roc,l Marines. for KM.
Ships at Portland, will arrive the course of a few
weeka--Captain Rose, R.N., of H.M.S. Warrior,
whose period of service has expired, will leave with
Ha detachment.

ROYAL ENGINMIL—The following rearrattgement
of Royal Engineer commands has been made with the
roval of the Secretary of State for War :—North
Britain District: Inverness. Northern District: York,
Manchester, Newcastle, and Lichfield. Eastern :
Home, Woolwich, Chathatn, Graveeend, and Sheer-
ness. South-Eastern: Shorncliffe and Brighton,
Aldershot. Southern Porsotouth, Goeport, and Port-
land. Western: Devonport, Plymouth, and Pem-
broke.

EMS/WAIN/MT AT MI VIIIIX/L.—The sergeant& of
the Mind Regiment invited the petty officers of
H.M.S. Warrior to a eocial meeting on Thursday.
The day's amusements commenced with • cricket
match, resulting in an eaeLtimctory for the military.
The splendid band of the • ent waa In attendance,
and played a capital eel of music, under the
direction of Mr. If. Gould. In the evening the
company numbering nearly 900 sat down to an
excellent spread, the chair been taken by Mayor
Conway. Dinner over, the company retired to the
recreation room where the usual loyal and complimen-
tary toads were proposed and most cordially drunk.
Song and toast went merrily round till • late hour, and
the company broke up after spending a most enjoyable
day.

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE FROM THE VERNE.
The young fellow McKeowea, one of the culprits in
the late theft at the Verne, made • desperate attempt
to weeps on Tuesday evening. He applied for
"inn to go to the rear, which wee granted, he orottn7e.
going under escort. Whilst returning he " slipped "
the guard, running across the barrack', jumping over
tie wall and escaping by the main entrance. He then
ran across the Big Common and along the Weymouth
road. A most exciting chase followed, men of all
ranks, sergeants, corporals, and lence-corporals, join.
lug in the hue and cry. He ran for two miles, and
wee at length captured near the Presage Bridge. He
was brought back to the Verne and lodged in durum@
vile, and n 1 doubt the authorities will be a little more
careful for his welfare for the future. Both the
prisoners have been tried by court-martial, but the
sentence will not be known till approved by the com-
mander of the district.