The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-09 00:00:00

DCULONSIITZZ.

Tin &moot Os AIM —Tim, annual aesUm of Ws
Witt:aka Is find for Wisineeday .It, the 10th Init.,
snider de presidency al W. A. Beanies, Esq.

Damn-sr.—lt will be sees by ma announannent of
our adverduk columns that Mr. Wallace, of 91.
Sarispetrest, Landau, visit. Dorchester every alter-
oats &Midst, his oosseiting rooms being at Mt.
Lockett's, 1, Coruhill, Dorchester.
BLVD Or Hon TIZAT.—On ThersnAtanstelsg the
children of the Bend of Hops, e 110074
wore entertained at the Primitive
with • socfid tea, which the youngsters iseoltr::=
They mug • versa or two of ; •
. Thostaseres neat givB:l4t Dutchman's"
Kailty ran addreseby.lar..., J. Smith, followed by • recita-
tion by Mr. J. E. rb II "l've drunk my lest glees.'
After an address by Mr. A. Daniels the meeting cam
Umbra, all having smut • very *smut erasing.

noon Howl now !eau.— On the let hurt
arrived a detachment of the 30th regimeat, who had
lately come from India to Porte:mu* and Moons
here by rell. They were under the command of
Captain Clerks= and Lent. Kentish. and includni.,
Bergman Postulator end Harley, the scePornib "as
drummer, and M privates. Most of them were me-
=Maat mad had been well braised under the
nm, and they felt the severe weather very
keenly at the New Boman
Downer= Llama Bmm—A popular subject,
• With our Axiszies Zululand," is semen for the next
baton of the n December llth, and, se will
be men in their imment, the Corn
Ii
hae been engaged for the lectors. Mr. T. W.Mcrla
a well-known and eminent lecturer, will exhibit
dissolving views, employing the oxyhydroges light,
and will she show the method of signal flashing. For
this eocasion the committee have arranged to admit
schools half price to both second and third seats, and
every accommodation will be made for a large attend.
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or 132muito • linto.—On Tuesday at the
County Hall, before Colonel Bingham, Mary James,
• middle-aged woman, was with stealing a
ring at Maiden Newton.—James
Franklin, • jeweller,
carrying on business at Maiden Newton, on the 22nd
of November saw prisoner come into his shop, and she
asked for • pair of small Gaming". He had not any,
but she afterwards chose a pair of jet ones, and then
said she would not have them. After she was gone he
missed a gentleman's ring that bad been on the
counter.—The Klemm was dUcharged, there not
being sufficient evidence against her.
Eturossra. &soma. The Royal Poland-street
Handbell Rinse.', met • crowd of the gentry end
Inhabitants of DorMener at the Town Hall, cm Wed-
nesday evening. Seldom have we nen mush an
audience there; happiest were those who name
early, for late arrivals could bareflobtain sisal, and
ert4oounclla numi"u•CharsCrutfoorwen. Most of gather
tfronamt sestsund
were filled with ladies and gentlemen in evening
dries; but at the other end of the hall there was
scarcely room to stand. The delightful music selected
was charmingly rendered on the bells, in spite of some
little agitation of the conductor's nerves by the
frequent arrival' of parties, and the approving hum of
mtioed occasionally at first, and which
be neatly rebuked. It Is needless to meek of the well-
known precision of these ringers, and the tunefulness
and harmony of their bell.. The latter numbered
over 120, and the most amnion, and elaborate, as well
as the simplest pieces, were rendered with all the taste
and feeling that amid be desired. Selections from
such composers as Rossini, Handel, and other great
margan were played in style beflning their grand
productions, or the Mart was moved deeply by the
performance of familiar tunes.