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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

BRIDPORT.

TOWN COUNCIL MEP:TING.

-
A special meeting of the Local Board was held on
Fridley evening, Prenent-the Mayor (Mr. If. Howell,)
Aldermen Rey-1101,1N E. Cox awl H. nommen ; an
Councillors C. Tucker, H. Edmundo, .T. Larcomlte, S.
Whetham, NV. Whethant A. Bannister, .1. Legg, J.
Hounsell, J. Dunham, D. E. Biddlecombe, J. I'.
Gundry and H. N. Cox.
The Report of the Drainage Committee was read,
and the report taken seriatim. -The nubject .4 drains
for Green-lane, Allington, was allowed to remain as at
present. -The Water Cotnpany haml refused to lay a
three inch water pipe to North Mill., unlegn the Local
Board would pay part I,f the expennen, as the water
w.eghl be wanted for flushing the newer.-It wan 'dated
that Mr. Shopland had managed to nee the Water
Company about the matter, and the subject wag
deferred for Mr. Shopland'e report -The (mention of
flushing the drains was then considered. The Water
•oupeoly offering to let the local Board have the use
of hydrant.; for £lO. -It wag then la-mooted by Mr. J.
Duxtust, an,l recomded by Mr. C. Tucaaa, "That
ownerx of land be requented to e g-operate with the
'Local Bard, al far mg applicable, in widening the
water votive on each side of the riser below South
ilmimige awl other rivers in the Borough."-The tatt
busing...oi excited a great deal of controversy, the Drain-
age Committee wanting to know the definition of the
wonln "approved construction," in Mune 7, of the
printed rules relating to Water Closeta.-It was pro-
posed by Mr. E. Cox, and seconded by Mr. H. N.
"That water elonets of approved construction '
meant --with a syphon pan, daily numbed with st:
constant supply of water. ---It was prolonged as it(
amendment by Mr. W. Wittman. awl neconded by
Mr. C. Ttreata, "That in the opinion of thin Board a
water clogget cannot be considered .4 approved con-
struction without a conatant supply of water, nupplied
either by a tank or from the Water Company. -On
being put to the vote, seven voted for Mr. Witetham's
amendment, awl nix for Mr. E. I 'ox'A proposition. -
The amendment Wal4 declared carrie 1.-Mr. J. 'l'.
STEPHENS gave notice that at the next meeting the
words " approved construction " be altered in the
Rolex, and " nufficiently tludied " subntituted in their
place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

Just Published, l!rice U.

TILE 31A.:4TER OF TILE DEAD AND

Livix(;;"
A SERMON preached in the Pariah Church
471 of FORDINCT.III, 11ORCIMITEll, u 817NDAT,
JANUARY 214, 1877, on the ...x.44,,n of the death of
Mr*. W. 1 nrox, by the Rev. It. C. Morix.,
Fellow of Trinity College, CarOridge.

I)ORMS:37NR riszrßr LISC, COtrITY HOUSIL

TOWN II ALL, DORCIIESTER,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, an4l FRIDAY EYEXINGS,
MARCH 7th, Sth, and Kb,
And THURSDAY MOANING at 2.30.
limier mod ditingniabel Patronngu, including lI.R. IL
Prinix of NV alc4.

MR. J. ROBINSON hue the honour to
announce that he has arranged with Profeseor
PEPPER (late of the Royal Polytechnic, Honorary
Diploma in Phyeice and rhemi,try of the Lords
ttttt mittee .1' (oinwil on Eaitiii), who beg% to
inform the Nobility, Gentry. Clergy, and Public
generally of hie First Pr". Metal Tour in his
GRAND SCIENCE FESTIVAL,
A. given by him with such ammeee since hie return

from America.
Admission : Reserved Seatit, ; Family Ticket
G. admit four, 10s. (Id. ; Central Scats, 2. ; Back
Seat.. Is.
Tickets and all istrticulars may be had at Mr.
IG.BINSON'S Muck Salon. Corchill, where a plan of
the Room may he seen and Seats seeureiL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

THE BITER BIT.

We nnderstand that the Excise reported the Deputy
Chief C nstable for this dividon for ming the new
re illation 4 wheel oniveyances without having
AM obtained tho regniaito license ,btrite.: the month of
Decetn,,er loot but we under-tend that rather than
the in ttor ,honl 1 be broliulit NJ, we the magi*.
trates of this divi4ion, a sum of has been paid to the
Commis-ionen4 of Inland Revenue aud tints the matter
11141 hen amicably settled ! !
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

HILTON.

GM' Friday evening last a crowded hence ruixembled in
the selesdrooni to listen to a service of sacrist song with
connective readlinsis (non John Runyan's imniortal work
The Pidgrines Progelv.- The chair was taken by the
J. R.irton, vicar of rhisellssrne, the Rev. John
Marsh, vicar of the parish, being confined to his house by
hellooositiim. who opene,i the proceedimps by offering
prayer for G isrx lile•sing 'Won the service. The choir.
nunibering about 311 p 'toms, was led by Mr. I.:lsworth
with the harnioniqui. awl Mr. Mater read the extracts
from Runyan. All .Int tlwir very best, and were such is
the ease it I, invidious to mention the names of any
Part bailer Nmiser. At the special request of the chairman
the last pieee upon the programme. "Jerusalem, my
1;10-ions Itoma,- was repeated, and with much Kreuter
effort than at first. In the course 14 his concluding
remarks the Chairman heartily ,ngratulated Xr. Rh-
, worth and the singers upon their highly successful
' endeavours to give pleasure to their neighbours and
friends. For his men part he hail had a great treat in
listening to their rendering of the various pieees. lie
reeonimendal his bearers to carefully read that glorious
hi book. sehhieb I seeond ,inlv to the Bible, and then
closed the 'fleeting with the I: . .. LAP-Lion. Those who
listened wen' so well pleased that Music of then have
nlreadv ivlred for ,ch another entertainment, and it ix
Ipurposed to give one during Easter week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

SHERBORNE.

T.to,t•nr.— An interesting lecture was given, nn.ler
the an.pice. of the I,,terary Institute; in the Town-hall
el Tne.lay evening by the Rev. henry Ito., rector of
l'oyntimttoa. The subject wa. " Surnames," and was
ahniraldy treated by Mr. Roe, who is a popular
lecturer.

Tux man:Krim; committee of the late theatrical,' at
the Dri at a ineetar4 held on Monday cvebinu,
re,olvel t, hand over to the hon. secretary of the
Yeatutan Hospital the man of ten guineas, a portion
of the profits revilting from the performances t'f the
amatettra I also a Mink of six guineas to Itantlina4ter
Heaton, to gol•-• the fund for providing the band with
new instruments.
A Miterisa of the eupporters of the ftherborne
auxiliary in connection with the lielLions Tract
Society was he'd in the irown.hall on Thursday
evenia...T. Mr. Edward Itentliall took the chair. and
there Jerre Ai, pre:•ent MI the platform. the vicar
("tee. W. If. Lyon), lice. Cyril Williams (deputation),
Itcv. F. ileekley,. m and 14. %Villiae. The Chairman
re 1,1 the financial atatement, which - showed the
atixiliary had cwitributtel aat s much thiri the 114
reir at in f.,1111101. years. The lice. Cecil Villtouc
uul'ucejintb al Ireesel the rnectirm and gave clue
interediaz ttformaion on the operation of the Society
in Ind; Over 0 wa,l collect', 1 at the close of the
inect'uf.

11.11.,nTe4N Waximx, the revivalbit, has drawn
CTOW,k I c im;re ration+ to the Wesleyan Chapel
twit.; a ilaw tor the pact two weeks. People from the
to•ighboarlmoil within a rutin, of seven or eight miles
have flocked in in multitude., and, often arriving
before the time specifi .1 for the commencement of the
servic have been id iliged t retunt home :main unable
to gain a Itels+ion into the building. Night after night
the chapel ha+ been crowded with people, manjr of
whom have been conpelleil to stand during the per-
formance if the cervicetall the available sitting accom-
modation being °erupted. Tide Wlac especially the
case on ;,inlay evening, when in reality hundreds were
turn,: I from the door+. The mid-day service+ have
bem; attended by staunch church-goers—nay, by people
of all creeds and denomination., among them
bein .; the esteemed lady of Sherbonie Castle,
wli ha+ be,in aremlar attendant. Mr. Watson's
iL'otr+eii, for a lawman, are powerful, and his
infer+ nee+ are pointed. lie I. hut a young man—of
24 ; hot he is a man of experience, and commands the
attend in id h,B audience. Ile threads hi+ sentences
,brallier. and present+ them in a very agreeable form
the capacity of his hearer. ; and the incidents that
hay:,ciltic 'mot:a- his notice, and which he applies to
Mo.:trate hi+ text+, are related in a very effective
mime, 'rhe etiliirvronl ha+ been nearly filled
with empiric's after each service.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

PIIDDLETOWN.

iNTERESTINO FA-CTT.:-.7T7Cy;IT Tarim D meheater. -
Dear sir. -I ran give you a new., if you like to put
it in y .nr paper, on what an homing carrier pittv-ot of
mine dhl. I bought the pizeon in December, of a man at
Vortiora,a town in Belgium, near Germany, and on the
fizit of thiv month, this bird wrapol mt of my loft and
flow to Vervivre, the ;dace from where I Inv' him, arbich
Pll niilei liotuel at the Crow flies. The people owned
th.y hal the bird, directly I wrote, and are going to
return it. This ii the hmgest journey, I ever knew a
pigeon tlo.-1 remain, yours truly, W. H. Desann, jun."

MILTON ABBAS.
ON Monday morning an a hey named Fred Kellaway was
*.le: machinery at Lon.-cloo: Farm his clothing wss
caught by a ceg-elovl and the poor boy was whirled round
the spindle. The maeliiile was at OW, stopped and the lay
rele:wwl, when it wan band that his bit thigh wsabreken.
lie was quickly re ~,,, veil ti the cottage IgeMital. where he
wan attended by Dr. Li who was then in the village,
and kindly volunteered his services, and af terwardd by
Dr. Fielding.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

ITTENI

The report of the Committee was read by the I
Mayor. It stated the members appointed had taken
the requisite eters; for carrying out the Act, and
imbject to the approval of the Council, Mr. Giles
gyinonels (Town Clerk) would act officially for them, I
and the Committee were also desirous an officer to
terefewce the regulations should be appointed.
The MATOR moved the adoption of the report with
the addendum that the salary of the officer in question
should not exceed un.
Mr. Glioneesr seconded this.
Alderman GALPIN wanted to know if it was borne
In mind that there were at least roo children to be got
into their schools, how they wished it to be done for
less than a pound a week he did not know.
Mr. Slade was certain there were plenty who would
be glad to do the work for (W.
Alderman Gamut reminded the Council that if the
work were not efficiently done, the Local Government
Board had the p ewer to appoint an officer of their own,
and to chaege the Council with all the expenses. No
eleenbt they could get people to undertake it for Ea a
year, but then what would they de,
Mr. Momrs suggested that they should try it for a
twelvemonth.
Mr. DEVISNIAH 4thjected to this. The first twelve•
month was really the meet important time to be con-
siellereeL Offeiing a very low salary WRA tantamount, he
considered, to the fact that they did not expect the
person chosen to do his duty, lie would move as an
amendment, that Some sum be named higher than
The Tows Ctunt asked him to name it.
Mr. 11./Evgnisn thought Alderman GALPIN'S sugger
tion—Sso, would fairly meet the case.
Mr. l'orx said : If the sum voted on the present
occasion were found inadequate, the subject might
again be brought under the consideration of the com-
mittee.
_ _ _

Mr. EMS.N : But it will be a long time before you
open your eyee to work undone.
Mr. MireNum then proposed that the salary be
limited to tea.

No one seconded this, awl the original resolution for
the adoption of the report was carried.
A question then arose an to the appointment of a
member to fill the place rendered vacant on the com-
mittee, by the death of Mr. Fudge.
Mr. HAZEL was asked but objected, and told the
Council though they might lead a hone to the water,
they could not make him drink.
Mr. EMiON was also asked to accept the post, but
the fact that he might have to give medical certificates,
militated against this, and the office was left unfilled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

ANOTHER BEGoARLT (KNAV) NUARBLE.

A lettir was read from 3lessrs. Andrews and Pope
offering to take the earth, or rather the surplus soil.
rendered disposable by the felling of a tree at the corner
of the road opposite the Junction Hotel—lt will be
remembered the tree in question was one of the clump
which the Lords of the Treasury had especially com-
manded slunibl not be touched.

Mr. Buastrr now asked the awkward question by
who4e orders it had been felled.

The Tows CLERK, to whom the query was addressed,
replied "Certainly not by his."
The NIATOR : Nor by mine.
The Tows CLERK knew the matter was mentioned
at the time, and he I self at: teed that they should
on no account entertain any application which envolved
a removal • .1' any I if the trues without a communication
with the Treasury.
Mr. Ruaxe rr : Has there beenl any such comninni-
cation.

The 'TonN CLERK : me, sir.
Mr. ISFRNETT : And do you mean to say that this
tree has been taken down without the Treasury being
consulted.
The Tow CLERK : I never heard of it until this
moment. It is the first I ever heard of it.
Mr. Homes : But was not the corner reported to
the Council as being in a dangerous state.
The TowN CLZRK :No, sir. Mr. Cunnington wrote
to me concerning it, and isuggested that he should send
in a plan of what he proposed, in order that the whole
question might come before the Council and that it
might be seen if it could be ascertained. His reply
h wever was very vague, but it was laid before the
Committee and I am not aware that any result was
come to.

Mr. BraYerr : The Council never gave any order.
Mr. SLADE : Yeg you did.
The minutes ielno referred to an entry WAN found in
which it was ordered that the work be carried out
under the supervision of the walks c mmittee, it being
the express "rub,, of the Council that only one tree
should be removed unlese imperatively necessary.
Mr. SLADE wanted to know if Mr. SCHNETT was
present at the meeting, and the answer was yes.
Mr. Emsox was certain the corner could not be dealt
with in the way oropssed unless two other trees were
sacrificed.
Mr. SLADE thought if Mr. Pope, would agree to cart
away the earth for nothing, why then the thing was
done. It wouldn't coat more than a sovereign or 25e.,
at the outside.
Mr. BraxErr proposed. and Mr. Ens is seconded,
that the matter be referred to the,Walks Committee.—
Carried.

ANALTTICAI.

A letter was read from the I,lCal Government
Ito informing the Council that they may apisiint,
under Sec. 10 of the 38 and 39 Vic., a public analyst.
Mr. Beaserr Ingested the letter should be laud on
the table and that they should take no notice of it.
Mr. HODOM wee of opinion that it wee not unlikely
the Act would be repealed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

EMIGRATION.

QUEENSLAND
_

The next ship for Queensland is the magnificent fast-
sailer, " Southesk," from South West India Dock,
London, on the 10th March next, for Brisbane,
Queensland.
Applitz.tion. for Free or Assisted Passages may be
made to, and han.111...0k4 (i.ost free), and all other
information obtained from the local Agents—Mr', H.
PRINCE. Bridport ; Mr. T. G. Ilsrea. 16, Wollaston-
villas, Dorchester; Mr. G. Witnos, Wimborne ; Mr.
P. D. RoalkTa. Parade, Sherborne; or
THE AG GENERAL FOR QIIKENSLAND,_
33, Quinia CMOs, LOknon,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

g.nkn.
Toytwn,

Dorchester

NVAN TED, Two or Three BRICKMAKERS,
at once ; constant emplo3•ment.—App4Y at the
BRICKYARD. BrosaffirtrUS: or to HMI'S. B. DAVIS
and SON, Builder. Dorchrstft.

WANTED, a good GENERAL SERVANT;
one who understands plain cookinF.—A),ply
EA MMES. SAUNDERS Mid JACOB, Silversmiths, Hip
East-street, Dorchester.

APARTMENTS.

TO BE LET, in Dorchester, TWO 17NYCR-
/41311ED ROOMS, with nee of Back Kitchen,
tsc. An elderly, respectable, quiet person preferred.
—Apply, by letter only, "V.,' office of this paper,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

THE DORCHESTER
(old Establialted)
IBERVANTS. ZIIOII6TRY 01P/1011

Unties the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Goan,.
SERVANTS WANTED.--19 Cooks, wages
from £lll to £4O. 5 Esporienced Parlourmaids,
good wages. 4 Kitchenniaids, who have lived as such
in Gentlemen's families. 1 pper HousemaiiL 2
Housemaid& 9 House and Parlourmaids. 1 Needle-
woman, and to wait ,)11 young Ladies, age not under
V. must understand dressmaking :old hairdressing 2
Under Nurse., who have lived in Gentlemen's
families. it General Servants 2 Gardeners. 1
Gardener (married preferred) and to attend to two Coirl
and pigs; wages 13s. a week, with cottage and garden.
1 Single Man as Butler, age not under 26. 1 Foot-
man under a butler, age uot under 22, height not under
Mt. Bin.
Apply to Mr. Tuonas Pommy, Saddler and Ser-
vants Registry Oftivv, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply.
No names given until the tee is pail, and no letters
answered unless a stamped envelope is enclosed.

WANTED, a LABOURER, with a woman
or two to work. No boys minima. A wan
that can tunterbake a large season of mowing, and
unber,tands water tuea‘low work. Good cottage,
• ke., pro% ided.—Apply ta Mr.W. H. Dean.kri,
• I>orehester.

TO BRII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

isi irriik.

February 1, at 2, Camden-terrace, Weymouth, the wife
of ('artain Alfred Male, ~1,. on.
February 15, at 7, 1110.ontlebblerrnee, Wey nitt. the
wife of Mr. John Sanderg, jun., of a dau2hter.
February 21, at South•mtreet, li, hlport, the wale ~1 Mr.
14. W. Whetham, of a ion,
February 21, at Grovelmildingm. Derchemter, the S' II
of Mr. ThoOTIAA It. 11. A., of ii iso.
February t 2, at Pt.ole, the wife of Mr. E.. 1. 1.14, jun,
of a mon.
February 27, at Wollamton-villa4. Dorchemtlr, the wife
of Mr. George 1; reening, of a son.
loin wiry 24, at Moreton, the wifo of Mr. Robert 11401.
of twin daughters.

MARRIAGE.
March 1, at the Wesleyan Chapel Bridport, by tho Rov.
H. GsMenne, Jame.. eldest son of Mr. Ch.krles Vole, of
North Litchfield, !lents, to FJigtheth, *econd .1 eight,
the late Mr. William Meal, of fleaminster. and *Woe .4
the late Mr. Henry Pomeroy. R.N., of Bridpurt.
DEATIIM.
February It, at Mberienne, William Sherwissl, Agra
al, and for nearly GO years landlord of the Half-Moon
Hotel.
February 21, at Sturtninster Marshall, the beloved wife
if Mr. William Martin,
February 21, at Longbredy, suddenly, Mr. George
Hounsell, aged 66.
February V, at Pallington. near Dorchester, Mr. George
Harris, aged 15
February El, at Churih-street, Dorchester, Rosetta
wklow of the late Mr. John Lake, French polisher, aimil
61.
February el, at Knighton, Winfrith, Jane. the IrelureAl
daughter ,rf John ant Elignionth Bert. aged 19 lUm
February It at 19 Trinity-street, Dorchester. Sarah
Mary, the beloved wife of Mr. Thonau, Carter. aged 1i

yesrL
February Li, at Wareham, Dorset_ of ter a 'Miming
Dineen, Mr. Jonathan Frampton, aired 77.
February LiL at Burnaby.* Heiner, Nancy Ne" g. beloved
wife of Mr. IL Littlebalea, sped tit
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

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EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

VINANCIAL STATEMENTS of any style,
executed correctly and with despatch at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

NCR SERYMEN and SEEDSMENS' PRICE
LISTS at the shortest notice, and In the most
elaborate style of the Printer's Art at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

nRNAMENTAL PRINTING of all descrip-
tions at the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

PPOSTERS of ALL SIZES, in Black or
Coloured Ink., cheaply and expeditiously
executed with steam power at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

REPORTS of SOCIETIES at the shortest
notice, and the correetest manner at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06

REMARKABLE WEDDING.

A remarkable wedding was celebrated Thunday in
The Hon. Mrs. Norton, the distinguighed
poetess and novelist, and grand-daughter of the (anion.
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, was married to Sir William
Stirling Maxwell, Bart., 31. P., for Petershire. The
ceremony took place in the aftern. on, at Mrs. Norton's
residence in Chesterfield-street, 'Mayfair, by special
license. The bride i, in her 70th year, and is confined
to a chair with chronic rheumatism. The eminent
Scotch I arimet who espouses herb, in hie 59th year, and
recently became a si Plower. The domestic nuptials
were witnessed by a few intimate friends, including
the lltichees of Montrose, Lord and Lady Faversham,
Lady Poltimore, the Hon. Marcia Georgina Warwick,
Lady A. Thynne, the Hon. Carlotta Norton, and the
Hon. Richard Newton, Mr. R. Brineley and Mrs.
Sheridan.

TOWN COUNCIL,-YESTERDAL

The 115,111al monthly meeting was held yegterday,
when there were present the Mayor (Mr. Alderman
14.ek1, Mr. Alderman (Inlidn, Mr. Alderman Davis,
Mr. J. Y. Hodges, Mr. Gre,:ory, Mr. Der enieh, Mr.
:Le, Mr. Burnett, Mr. Emson, Mr. Bennett, Mr.
I, Mr. Pope, awl the Town Clerk, Mr. Symonds.

1..., THE LATE COUNCILLOR PUDOE.
The MAYOR briefly but feelingly alluded to tit
I the Council, had sustainab by the death of the
te Mr. Joseph Flid4e. nig gentleman hml been
hut a few months a member of the Council, but during
that time he had displayed mad hipline.. qualitica-
tb ms, and no doubt hal he been spared would have
proved him-elf mat useful to the interest 14 the town.
There WU no one who did not re4ret his loss.--The
Outueil generally fully acquioseed In theee remarkr.
MANCE.

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