The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-09 00:00:00

DOMOILIIIIT 11.

Douse Count HO•rtrat.—The comer:kite beg to
acknowledge the remelpt of • new subscription of Cl 10.
from Rev. J. 1. Williams, of Bede.
Tag Reaurreanoi or Vorrint—The various
barriaters epp doted to hold revision marts over
Ragland and Wales for the purpose of revising the
Win of votere who ire entitled to elect members to
*errs In Parliament will hold their several court* to
hear oounty deltas between the 10th inst. s-id
October 31st, and borough OiliEl• will be taken by
them between the 15th inst. and Oztvber 31st.
tiettooc OF ART.—The following le the result of
the repent second grade examination :—Harry Clist.
models par ; It. T. Damen, freehand, peso;
R. Hibbs°, geomtry, peso; m pure;
Themes Dunoimbe, model., exo,llont ; Charlotte
Evans, models, pees; Jane Green, perspective,
exoallent ; Georgians MI; perspective, excellent;
Penny libidereley, freehand, excellent ; ditto, models,
pies ; Mergaret Memel, freehand, peas; ditto, model.
par • Rama Mennenga, freehand, peso; Reader
fresband, p...; John Motile. model., peas;
Charlotte Shepherd, freehand, ;am; Muriel William.,,
models, pass.
SMOCKING AOOIDICIFFS Olt TEO RAILWAY.—This
(2LOOday) aternooo a man named Trent, • pensioner
belonging to Wareham, and employed on the railway,
was Wmitted into the Oounty Hospital audmiog from
• broken leg and other injuries, received through
run over by • trolley between M retort and
being
We ineaday • man earned Bayley, in the
employ of the London and South Western Railway
Company, met with • serious accident while employed
In removing the ballast at the exteasion works on the
railway near hire. He wee run over by one of the
tracks, the wheel peering clean over his log, inflicting
severe injuries, but strange to say breaking no bone..
He wee removed to the Hospital, and is progreseiog
DOUSTEIIIIII NIIDLZWOIM GCILD. —The second
annual meeting of this guild we. held at lwerne
Minster HMSO recently, when rep,rta Er .m the
verioort districts were presented. The ounah.r of
emaciates bee Jewesses,' from 460 in 1883 to 500 in
1884. The em .ant of atrial. vim 1,159 in 1883, end
1,429 In 1884, showing en locreami aaaaa re of work,
ea from some came or another o'er 40 of the eamplatee
seat in no work at ail. Toe followino statement will
;show the reep-ctive catributione : --Union of Wand-
ford, 183 ; eerie, 63 ; Dorobeeter, 73 ; Poole end
Patiottoos. 6"; Weymouth and P001...1.39; ilsaftere
bury, 469 ; dberborce, 159 ; Staresineter. 91 ;
W•raboin, 29; Wimborne sad Craaborue, 358 ; total,
1,419. . . . .

itsr iaterssting match was shot on Thum lay. et
hidden Castle, between C .wpany, lit DR V . and
tha 39th Dep6o. Ths regulars were sktorions hy 20
potato. It4cashinents wars kindly pet:wide., by Mij
Hodges. 8.00 dead !i:s thew:ores :

VoidralTine.
SS Yds. 500 Tda. 000 Yds. Tot.
Sergeant Medford.. ... 25 24 30 R 3
Kejor Holds. ... ... V 31 26 81
Private Stockier .. ... 26 12 19 57
Corpora) Ilertstopiter ... V 21 18 119
Orrpond T 111.7 ... ... gg 21 19 66
V 31 87
Brrgeent Bermes .. ... 28 31 29 87
P/Irste All, .. ... t 1 4 Id 42
sergeant Gmat .. .. V RS 25 82
&resent R Ansa= ... 23 23 16 72
9/A 433
3)su Darer
Sergeeat 314)es .. ... V 31
Serpent Watinse... ... V 29
serpent Howard ... ... 23 23
Qr.;llaetsr-Sergt. Ltlrd... 24 98
toreault 'biker
Or•Reose-Bsrgt. Corns— V 34
tUrvont Brerot.ma ... 25 3)
Mogi •lestractor .1116116... IS 20
Serge/est Butler ... ... V VI
Drum-Major Loom ... 23 8

22J 729
90 90
21 79
13 71
IS 72
93 23
17 72
91 73
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031 350 108 76)
POOR EAT= IN DORSES.—Tb• poor rates o .11ectel
monster, to £116,7174. The gam of £6.815 woo
reoeired from the Treasury and £l,OOO obtained from
other source., making • t 11 of £123 331, f this
=oust there we only £71,031 expended In relief
the poor in the following manner :—Io maintenance,
£3,099; out relief. £36,300 ; for the maintstesec•
p.p.,. in lioessed house.. 111,237 ; loan. and Interest.
1310. salaries of ollioers, etc., £11,058; awl £3,051 for
all ot.tser expellees home llately c oersted with relief.
The earn of £379 was spent lo law proceedings. The
following mut. were expel:l4.4 out of the pa o. rate for
ParPrste. WAIT unacneected with relief t, the p•ar.
For musty an I borotwh p e 25.005 ; for highways.
£16,7121 for burial bouts, ATI ; contributoans to
/Unitary Authorltie. for varietal expanses., £1431; t
lehool boards% 22.254 ; for echool committee'. expenses,
£781; parasols on ee ,onot I the Regi.tration Aot,
via, fees to clergymen, kn., £713; o.clanUon fees,
9830; expenses allowed In r«pect of Parliannetary
sad 15111110iPai registration, £570; and school Nee for
son-pauper childreo, £59. There were also payments
upd,ig lb. Parochial and Amesernent °owl:titles Acts,
£103; and CAW expended toe other purposes not
explained la the roars. Ttwo total expeditor*
onowdocl bo /1131.771.

A LAWN FAMILT.— A Dig oa Mr. Wyatt's farm at
(Wiling has given birth to a litter of 19 young nee, a
cumber which will ootopare favourably with the "best
oa mooed."
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O.E.T.S.—A meeting .1 the Band of Hope a con-
nectioa with the All Saute' and St. Peter'. branch of
the ()north of Enginad Temperaoce S scatty wee held
at the Annetta Hall on Friday •yeuing hit. The
chair wee occupied by the 1t,,. T. %V. Knipe (rector),
who was supported by Mr. Mateo°, a tanperance
advocate well known in the town. The matil g
having been ...piped in the usual way, very tolerating
addressee was deliv.tel by the oh mut m and Mr.
Met-or, the latter booing his remarks chiefly op ri
tem great amount of crime canal by the exce.si.." tag
of intoxicatiog liquors in this c wiry. Mr. Matson
was warmly appleudel at the clam of his &Idiom.
There we.. very good attredanca
AT ILSINGTO:II.-00 Thur•day to raise last Mr.
Su peel a admit Cowed received in tel I Lena t het • fire
had br.inin out at Ilinneton, in a mealow belonsiog to
lir. Hull, of Druc. Farm Toe *niece W 44 at 0404
got Out, and in a very sh ,rt tsme the bags le were nn
their wey. It we. found that • rick was on fire, bet
the flames had obtanel inch a hold that it so:
impossible to Pee more than two tons of the hay. at d
about 40 tau were oasumed. The main eft it, of sbe
brigade were directed to the saving of nother rick
standing near, anti In this they were fortunately
successful. It is astal all a strange c.incidence that
• rick was destroyed by fire In the same field about
seven years ago.
PILITtt WZDDISO.—Tbe marriage of Mr. F. T.
' Dowdeewell, manager of Meant William* awl Ut.'•
branch bank at Fallout-I (and late of I).neheater). ti
Mies Bannerman, eldest daught-r of the chief engine..
of H.M.S. Hercule., took idea at Portland on
Tuesday lad. The bale, wh WWI given away by her
father, wore a rich oream-coloured oak dress, the train
being tastefully ornamented with wreath. and •piays
of white Signore. 'flare were six brideanai Is, tbr.,
of whom woe* drawee of pale terta.cotta lan-chth,
and the other three light-blue dna« ot
material, which, together with the unsforms of several
oaf AM from the 11.scola, gave a Very pretty eppear•
anos to the ceremony. The Rey Lang, data •in to this
Hercules, officiated. a td Mr. S. Con acted am beet man,
Toe church was tilled to overfi swing with eluzirbie
.ri.pcpetaWre nag. they stacheralhapeoPlifite7 with
hite rice aid
were very numerou., and were much • ion-I,
r
especially a bandanas piem of plate preeenhei by the
magmata of the father of the brills.

A HuOn EICCheIoN. —Owing to the exertions of
Mr. John Hazel, about 60) iishabitants of Dsrchester
, were on Friday enabled, it • specially cheap rate, t,
anj .y • Heti to Lusell..n and th• now celebrated
liesitherise. Whoa the idea was fires etneted, the
nrseseter could scrartmly have imagined thene wonl.l
save been each a r«ponse to the levitate's and is
an induce of the munap •Ilti•is Iwo. «Ake. up.
• mutate were ...Neely sought lame up to the Met
moment. The large party left in two special traits'
about six o'clock, and included wire the iworkpeople
of Mr. Hazel, Mr. W. Durden, and Mr. Knight.
who had taken occasion of the unusual fatalities to
have their anneal outing. London was rem:shed is
fairly good time, and era fancy It must have sonewhat
startled the Loodoaere to see an army of 600 sturdy
Doted folk file out of the @tattoo and mayhap con-
fused ideas of the French in diagufse, Channel Tunnel,
and other bogey. suggeetei themaelves to them. •
gad deal of Inevitable chaff was launched at the beads
of certain devoted members of the party Sy impudent
cabmen and sharp etreet boys, but they gave as good
as they to .4, and these little ekirodshe. rather &dd.,'
to than detracted from the general enj iyineut. Tue
Healtheriee wee of COtlf. the main 'attraction, and
thither moat of the excursionlete proceeded. Alth tub
they appeased such • formidable Mot when assembled
at our own static, toey .iuickly lost their i odi vi unlit,
when diaper...l=omi the tosses and wrrit.i.ad of the
great Exhibitioe, the wonder* of which kept them
busily employed for marry an hour. The machinery
In motion was the greeted attraction, and the
jam making by steam was of sublime interest to the
joveulle portion of the party. Hed.making, pipe-
making, and the manufacture of cigars and ci.ia7ett,s
and the thousand and one lutereeting ingbt. were all
laminated. The wonder, end n ,veltiers of Vie Coiner*
Court with its ordealsl occupants was a source of
treat interest, and last, but not least, Lb* famous old
Cheapside. Some members f the party devote 1 all
their attention t, the Health Exhibition, wlide rdhers
endeavoured in the short time at their diep .11 t
catob • right of tame of tie other wonder, id the great
city. There wse plenty hr do, and far to much ts
see, sod at the aiyointe I time the weary eight-seers
assembled at IVaterlo Ststion full ..f admiration for
the attractiooe ‘d the oso [ern Babylon, bat still glad
t turn their face. toward. II D achester, which ems
reached about two o'clock. Mr. lire loners. many
thauka for his happy i ho., an I hope. were expreeeed
that • thanes will be nHere I ..f paying L ,ution town
a visit n the same terms soother year. .

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Num. . inisioa.— aunua eneedrag o_f
society was held at the Alirigton Hall on Monday
evening la.. There wa. a large attendance, seri the
Rev.'l'. W. Knipe occupied tbre chair, supported on
the platform by Rev. E. Ludlow. Rev. W. Allea, and
Mr. Col •, the deputation. A hymn having beau sung,
and prayer .fared by the Rev. %V. Also, the cheire
man briefly a hlressed the !netting. lie ebbed to
fortify them ai.ioat some .f the Mira ione raieed t
the 1 radon City Mission. He lo deed upon all preieut
a. coed Iritndi and true of this noble C .use, hut
perhaps some doubt or the toseibility 01 an .rtrpction
to semi as reified, a+ this might have crowed the mind.
of some present. Referring to the 14 I objection that
Lepton should do its own work, and net come to
I torch...or or other c entry places, be • .1 lii they, .
Christian people, did nothing that ought to he done
by other people, there would be very little Christina
work dune in the world. Wa. it not true that Loud ro
with its own vutly.increasing population, w. tel
very largely from all pirte of thee untry ! DM they
not all know some young per.. 114 who ha I gene from
Dorchester to set upin some way or another Is Loudon ?
The Mcrae. in the population of the mete .pulie •
few year. ago was estimated at 52,000 • year, or a
thousand a week. This was • very I.rge incr.., bet
they must remember it was made up very largely by
Immigrants from the country districts. It 14.4 the
great centre of the land, to which penny. were tend-
ing from every part of the Pruotry. Which of th-m
hal not frieo•le in L radon? Who call at remember
roma who, names were familiar I, them, who were
not in that great city? and which of them would say
they had no part or parcel in the inter...roof the yeople
of London, looking at it (rem that low ground? Then,
egraln,not only weal. rndon thecentre of ouro sac ',entry,
but there wa4 no other city that dee oved so much to
be called the centre of the world ae Loin—no city
visited by se many from all part. of the earth. Both
civilised an •I uncivilient, it was the great metre. and
the heart of the greet system of humanity. It WA,.
the greatest among the cities, and mnong the places rd
the earth. A. a p dt, it was frequented by al
nranb rr of sailors from all ;nets of the earth.
and It WWI to that part of the work of the Lend us
City &ridable their deputation that night weuld chief!
c .nfine hitnealf. UI. 14-6,11,4 lee stoeug the sail,re
from 1.1 deny, Sweden, and Denmark, which he
went on t i show hail a special claim on us.
Reside. thi.. they were all mourn,. .4 the great
human family as themselves. There wee a 'pedal
beauty la the hospitality of the L orrieu City Atiseion.
W. It not ea 1 to think that in former time. th remand,.
of .11ors came t EN/Ikb rda .ree on!y ti he cheated,
r rbbed, and ill-tretated I Did they not deserve to
receive better things at their band.; Now when they
came ii the port they were met by a ineW4Offer of
the (Impel of Peace, and a friend t t,41 them where
to go and whet to do in • strange e runtry. This wow
one breech of the work of the London City Mission,
and it was of this Mr. Cole hid c toot, speak.—
The Deputation then delivered •ra addles, fall of
Interest. Referring first to the general w irk
of the society he said there were 419 turs.ionariee
employed, who were appoint' 1 to their several deport.
inerte all over London. They were divided into
differentleections, about GO being 16 oted to special
work —they heel mi.ionaries to the city police, to the
firemeo, p retn:en, telegra Mt boys, halter; and oahmen.
Time were 19 miesionaries who did nothing but ii 4ng
I. and out of the publiclarn... ; then they hid mil-
',toned.'e to the fad in re aol ti f•rrrignere. There
were 100,000 be •Linere in Lind ra (60 090 Germs.,
5,000 It 001 Fr e.chinen, aunt 3.000 or 4,090
Some/v.1., 10,000 11et, e, stil any am el.
pof -:•• •
dinavlmi. Nine misid einel•l forme I what wa• cel e I
the Foreign A raillery, end they were devot J vt r• by
t thi• w rk. Hi. own work ley in VI,

Stlatey, and slwei..liy among the
Rusittiais, an Sto.ui Lyle 04 gay • several rem trk•
able itiet•noesi rouvereion, *bowing hts work not to
be withotr sueorst. Mr. role, who is an expert
the well-known by'..., ilount to the
Saviour. ' in the Norse lansuage.—A nollse•Ion ergs
marls in Clt of the fonds iif the society.
THEFT CT • 40L1,1111 —At the Kr own Petty:4...On,,
oo Monday, bef TO the Motor (Mr. 11. Diu tivol, %fr.
Aidertuso Curtly% Mr Aid-from au
Thous. !body, Sydney IR toI•11 alias eiso
R ore- tull.ry. we. eher.r- I with steri'ing •
gill ring .111 a silver tin:, the property of J he
(,yone, driver in tit • came b.t -ty. on tie Gth 164.
Pr 4,Utilf sal I .ire•inus t • the ti..b i.e tel in I.•
pe•ees.i., I a .13 ring nil I • surer n. Ab 111
eight in the evening of ti, :t day it • be I the •
out the shelf In ills hoinkai-roonh WII 0.4 • Ilk r,•••

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!own roil looked •1 lbrm en I priimiter, who w
the room at the time, asked him to 14 him bay. Imik
et them. lie retureaol theta t • the b in. aid pi' it
on the shelf. The boa wee a it I eked. Wien ei
went to bed IP-Kia afterwards, cud dl uot lease the
room at all. Oa the follovring day, ate ma, he wont
to the box, which waa ot the .belt, aid fogad
the ;ring, gimed 'rho nest time he saw the evel I ring
a we. is Ib, p of Auperlntondent (rani h
Toe silver ring we. gi..n t.. him on Sludgy by a Men
in the bartacks named Baker.—Prisimer : Ware titer,
wit two men iu the fru 'III at the time that you
were lookiag at the ring' ?,—Priesecutor : Yei.—
Priaeout er ad Isel when prisoner wised him to let Lin
lo•ik at the ring. be refuted hi,..,.. lie he.l mien them
several times b•fore. —Prii.ne • not Driver
Kelly ask von t, let lain am the done, toof—Yes,
and I refused bim.—llr. A•ikine, watchmaker
awl jeweller, of High E tit-4reet. said ..ea
Saturday evening, between eight an I nine. the
priac nor came to his shop and iiff•ired the
gold ring for sale. Ha gave al hie ress•in for seille
lug it that it hurt his (lager. Wanemi offered him
Ific for it, an I he said li. w nil take it. if. aired
, him his new., and hi sd I Al! it." lie gave he
, riag t the •operinten lent reboot an hon • el:erwertir
tlanl.3 p let lauk that h • went to the
'bop on I offered the riot I a sale, al tb a he ash! his
name wine Allen. —Me. Adidas, i. r plc t • the Koch,
said to the no, .1 hi. he bedewed the
p•isoner to be the ma.,. He aioltel hta ott from four
, other artillerymen at the policemlS v.—Timms/Stan-
! ley. pri•st• In lb. Revery. em 3abo it • ra-ter • 8
on S durday Mad ha wird to Mr. A Alas also t get
• w eteh that he ha I tiara to repair. Ito now
prieonor was in the eh al h. wo c.i.g it. and a•
be knew two zinc. hs.l been I ist th. ro wric‘a
witness drew bock to eel whet he ('CI. met) woo
He spoke to him ache payee lout, awl he sail be hal
wee le to i.e. if hot watch we, .1.08.1. Vi qr. A lki
was ',attic( in 3 now lilsin•princ Wittee• now the
ring In the shop, aml 1., asked lir. Alltir.• he h• I
b might it of pricnor It to I. an I he real •1 • ht I
bought it of amen e 6114 1 Allen. Wane s ti-n w ot
to the barrack, au I rep hie I I t the n o.
commissioried officer in charge ••I tho r. ou.-
-George Ravage, sweeper iu ties barracks. said on
illeaday toogaing about Rift o'clock he picked up a

silver ring •.a the pitching, in frubt of Le et shin do .r.
He afterward. care It to Lyn.. •Vita. we kaorta
about thu buraca.•4 Bakrr.—Srp Sta.,- deur Crwartl
.110•1 011 Saturday erealad bet about oaluck h.
1.-attiredii rmation theta gold rug . wirer r... 1
had been stolen from une of lb. rd at • us thu null ry
ba,rack... 11, wei.t t ) Mr. Maki; - •.11 ant .ourr.
tamed he bad I; .turat the gut i onc f Wt. of • use
whu cadcd housed Allen. Wkirew sent t, t..e bar-
racks abut nine o'sdak sad t 'and i.rituaer ma be,.
Re LAI him the tw., taus hall beta &al teat
he showered th • derariptiun of the wen tab, the
I.leit to Mr. Mimi& Ha 4611 b kaew a •.l.v.s at
• I about it. Wititna teen to-k blur so the ...OM.
rtatioa and plsced him with three •.th r
when Mr. Adki identified Imam the us 1.14 Mh • ten I .04
bitu Olio mbetli WAS CIO zo n.y Suet on tug
priatuer. 1V nen ailarKed with tue bait be artde u
reply. p: wid he b tongs I t • I. Ile
had been iu tut b tttery •110lIg lIJUf —Tae
Reach c .m.t.itta I him 1., trial at the neat 4/ i.rtet
Suwon.— 1., ...erecto the ctuarar, prig A.& 1
I nett.' cit icd the t . Mr. Adair.' .11..5i au 1 av! I
it." I am charged with ....reline twu rise. laud .41 •
cmi Ct.',l in lb. bar*c)..—Tme pair /0.1 rue-
vs
tel at Warelarn in .1 rm stealtour hi c• .aut
butt..,. i .542 at he .1•401 pLecs ..1 rt. ding .
whip. ant is, 1,3 at D.). cheat, ho•isehre .414 Cil
laro.ny. I.r which I.tt.r IT h. reoelv.ti 12
Mouth. hwd lab jut at tac 54.0 ter 5641114131.

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