The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-19 00:00:00

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Deg= or • Vurrom—Yrs. Pitslierbert. of Chesterfield
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races areou&.for Moeda: and Tueiday, August
DOMOMBOYEI. fleth and Wth. There are 47 entries for the Great
TEI mum, mbarne of the Loodon Ind South- Lodmoor Twoorearold Stakes on the first der.
Western may for the week show 66 Tim Ranarra.—The arrange:nest for • Channel Race
Increase et"ezlgl.C'weina'pat-ed with the correePonding to Werometh, la, we understand. not likely to be mods
this year. hat that we are to have instead • mom for
period of last yam
Tun Honorary • Cowin"' of Straikqa. renderedthree consecutive
days in the lest week (or thereabouts)
Rey W. short, tem be of July. This is a very imp wtant and desirable change.
vacan.t.r.bay the death of the .1 fiollabory o tbo as the fixture will thus not clash with the Races.
eon! by the Lord Bidmip 0 o.„_ , , Guru Wileralta Amami Misrule. —The managers
Bev. J. D. liodgeon, Hector .1 Colll6Bbo6rD, . ~.. 6 uum, of the great archery society witch lield its meeting at
A society paper relative to the Me ursdrung-room Weymouth in ign are desirous of mmin. to oar town
say.—' , with seine notable exceptions—such as Mrs. this year, and arrangements are being made to render
Cornwallis Wart, Mrs. Albert Grey, and Mims Dawson i their ilait • Oartalaty : but at present the late of the
Damer—there was an unusually small display of teentiMris not fixed.
Pours liatsiacKS. —We understand
beauty and Ter/ flew get the somewhat try- "'"°•Z° posed
ing ordaa gT.aily and =y. that MI enquiries have been made respecting the m P
barracks, and the matter will shortly come before the
Nrrurrocx Hurr. —A meeting of the members of Council again most likely as mon se they have disposed 1
this Hunt Wail held on Saturday last at Dorchester. of some of ;heir immerliatelylweeeing business with I
The Chairman said he was happy to state Mr. Cod- reference to the Great Western Prolioesle 660" the
Amnion hail been kind enough to say he would rename Quays.
the maaterahip. The items are to be at Everehot as Mamas. Cman.es Plums roa ran Demo llamsmos.
foreserla • they have latterly been at 8 —This well known firm set a noble example to other
.1, wealthy firms on Tuesday evening, by forwarding "'el"
,__,...,,,_,0x ."'ilda.„, T"Tinh,tit_Dr. Drew.„ ~LTl4l.,,.__„.._,__67M°U"—; volumes of handsome hooks to the secretary, Mr.
666"'"' •"' .66 'r 1666" 00 - 666 r. 666.6". Thiselten, to be competed far at the forthcoming
character of Lady Jane Grey and what it teaches." exhibition. We should tik. to las their example followed
Thom who have ever ijetenee to one of the masterly by some of our Weymouth Meads, for never were they
orations of this popular and philoeophical tieman, asked to give to • better ob(ect.
will readily underitand how dp;sese liar It wee. DORSET Iv DMITIU•L EXHIIITICL—The Committee of the
The Mayor (Dr. Aldridge), proposed exhibition, have dra n up a very complete
Tug Assam.
_no omoododoo irill be opened on
..schedutte of prison, priinem. which are
thin
this set
LPL.
tWois hotr.
Friday. The names of • demo PSisoners VP,'" °D Weymouth subscribers, at, set a good example to
the calendar. With one exception they are 611 the other towns in the county. These interested in the
" county " (Dorset) people. It is said there will be success of the'pronceed exhibitiotr will oblige by sending
action fmght between • couple of dentist& from a their contributions to the eral Secretary Mr.
neighbouring town, and for those who like the fun Thiseiton), or to any member the committee. Sab-
a the law court. yam will be afinio t...iotboome emnee criation lists will also be found ist the beaks.
A Monism Poen—At • ban uet held in Weymouth
meat.
this week, the conversation but ins on the new Pope, •
Tim Prince of Wales received from his estates In reverend gentleman mentions the election to that
the Duchy of Cornwall laid year • little over 269,000. dignity of a women, and e „.1.4.0.. welt., rue.,
Added to the £40,000 allowed by Parliament, and the doubted the authenticity of the act, notwithstanding the
ii= ickLojesElo,ooo los Ire Priem
alltny , Hi: ntwheorivelry
followed
liktihn quoted ztat ace..z.letut murkust :lion
=round sum, but vastly below the incomes of election she had • bogy, when Ige quietly nunaried " &hi
evidently selected to take cktrge of the Pep I we,
of Peers, and not equal to the profits of many
large firma. ' Papacy." The popular round Fame of cards called Pope
Mawr Innoirrium. Eznamor —lt is gratifying Joan, was named atter her.
to and ....... ____,___,_ _ . ... _
0. _ Rollair Car:OLic (Marin 111 tits NATT. —The Prom
of tido name•-zfilirior:otzacreir.toßlray.l.l:7
has
given=
conferences
tion
between
that lat.. night alter several
~,a,
...uer
footled" substantial Panel of the Interest he takes in and the leading members of thello Mule L the .614'1684
the welfare of the working dames by a of agreement on the Catholic naval chaplains y,
ma t.luns
&43.-Ttlo—t7of £5 toward@ the hunk It is slim setae ...4 avrived at The 4:10`er661•60f.t 0006011"6° the
factory learn the ladies' committee is now fairly retwilllffon of the Principle that at a naval station
and from the interest taken by the members ",____..l6 6.,__666adr.„. • ___,r6ri•ut.Pr°9°rn°6--et C6th°ll.6 war° '36
of that body it is pretty °snail it will not be their ,"""' the ship CcakirToT" uharc° or ordinarily at a
fault if the undertaking, so far as Dorchester and --provrtoaf—otio thosTotimatot will be appointed and
district are concerned, does not Prove • decided Km liewsue axe rag Weasels lizes Cum.—Our
=mess. esteemed member is always thinking how he can benefit

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the =wheaten and artisans of the borough; he hmjneet mot
to the club fourteen parte of the "Journal el the Society
of Arts." which an full of the most valuable information
foe aR dames of the community. The MOW= on "Bela."
"The Telephone." ..Cooker •.t" itteetricity," The
Manufacture of India-rubbe, "Coal and paper," are
partleularly interesting, and if our working men would
but devote an hour occasionally to them, they would gain
instruction which would be useful to them In every day
life.
I iturrianOtet or fits Ws". -Marra Read and Hellettt
on Wednesday night exhibited at the Thesbn a ledge
number of dissolving
War. The
seamed in the
late Rumo-T
urkish The pictures were forcibly
drawn, and displayed vividly the bold scenery of Turkey,
and the terribb Weaning and horrors of we:. Various
incidents in the endure, attacks on, and holding of the
Shipka Pais, were portrayed with appalling reality. Mr.
Hallett clearly explained the views, and • musical accom-
paniment filled up the time during the "dissolving' of
the various pictures, which were shown by means of the
lime light which lowered the front of the stage. A liege
number of pictures Wan brought forward in rapid sneer-
eion, and would serve deeply to impress on the mind the
most important features of the war.
PIOSICIITION MIDIS TIIII FUUDOJES Act-The Brighton
magistrates had before them on Tuesday. • prosecution
Instituted under the recently-passed Fisheries Act, • fish
edema' named Severs, of Lower Thames-street, Billings-
gate, London, being charged on • summons with consign-
ins to Brighton a number of crabs. twenty-four In
all, which, on examination by the borough
proved to maim= lass than 'lturbos acroes the broadest
pert of the tack. that being the smalls= dee at which
crabs may legally be dealt in. It appeared that the crabs
came in a barrel with a number of others, and Mr.
Sayers pleaded that they reached him from Scarborough
In that condition, and were sent on to Brighton without
his ever geeing them. The magistrates replied that was
no excuse, as the Act threw the responsibility upon the
consigner to see that they were of • proper sue. As only
, ace penalty was asked for, they lined defendant 466. and
i costs, which he at once paid.
RAILWAY W/MDINO.-That was an astonishing signal
we saw hoisted at the Kingatreet end of the Railway
' platform on Teasley. The red flag brought us to a
i "stop," when the green one allowed us to 'Pa., on
' slowly, alter brie( wonderment, for, said the white flem
It's all right." The bulls eye lantern beneath showed
I that • bright lookout was kept. Enquiring into the
mewing of these mysterious segnalsadso romieentir
i displayed that they could he seen all ern ark-street,
, we were informed that P.C. Haworth had married Mrs.
' Mews, of Portland, and every railway employee had a
bouquet of primrcees or other spring flowers In bls
I button hole, in honour of the
.newly wedded pair. Young
' tral;l:h we
ahLarpay iabartidegtorsirro r the sonorous
-" Any more for the next trainur
Tau SWMILIIT.-It is • satisfaction to find that our
large flock of swans are so well settled in our Radipole
Lake that the Committee have to expect a very consider-
able "increase in the family," in due time. Like family
' men, therefore, they have set about making due provieion,
and met on Tessier to consider how the swans are to
have a "home suitable to the interesting condition
; expected. Expert' employed by Lord Hamster broom-
, mended a circular bed, raised about 18 inches above high
water levet, and tattooed with hurdles; this would be
aufacient fee the swans to lay in. The committee had
before them • tarps and very complete plan; but this
1 could not be alerted out on account of want of funds,
they will, however, have 24 raised beds made, well above
ithe highest tide. and here the swans are to lay and hatch.
We hope for • good and numerous brood of cygnets, to
_ till up gaps in the present heedsonse flock.
• MOD/MN llllMOrgnntrr us Bt. MART expect-No one
who passes through the middle of our fashionable street
can fail to notice the handsome tall building newly con-
structed by our enterprising townsman, Mr. G. 11.
Chalker. The old premises have been replaced by • live-
, storey house as high as the Wilts and Dorset Bank
adjoining, and we venture to say that the new building
is one of the finest in the West The enormous squares
of plate glees would have oast hundreds of pounds not
long ago, and the getting them in position was a matter
of considerable importance, while that it was successfully
I carried out under the management of the proprietor
reflects great credit on Mr. Chalker. The whole forms
really • town's improvement, and we advise other enter-
' /ioalk
ns tradesmen to keep owe therewith. At present
. Mer lase we of the finest shop, in the town, and
pr*bablv the best situation in the best street
'Ng D STEAM COMMUNICATION TO MACK -
Mr. Henry Edwards having shown his interest in this
matter by offering to assist the Great Western Railway
Company in the development of the communication from
this port to Cherbourg, the general nianuer of that com-
pany. Mr. Grierson, has written to him as follows;-
13th March, 1/378.
" I am in receipt of your note of the 11th instant, and
an. % ery much obliged to you for the kind offer which you
make. On behalf of this company I have been and am in
communication with the Town Council, and, as they have
missend • meeting, it is probable that seme of the
director, will go down to Weymouth on Tuesday next to
discuss matters, after which I will let you know the
result. I need lewdly say that we are quite aware of the
desire you entertain to benefit Weymouth, and on behalf
1 of this company I have to thank you for offering, in this
case
the coaammuniertion tidinthat pelt. Liftrdr:ligruryt 'II
tGammon. Henry ;Awards, Req., M.P., MI, Berkeley.
glraaraerarda writing to Mr. Howard. says he has awl a
,s cold hanging about him, but he hopes to get better when
warmer weather sets in.
MKNOTATION AND MZOPININO OF THE W/MILITAX
: GRAMM-Our friends the Wesleyans have certainly pro-
gressed admirably in the adornment of their convenient
mchapel in Midden-street. All the interior has been re
stained, and the woodwork varnished, the columns
fluted, • wide band of gold runs round, just below the
______ capitals, and these are all gilded; the stone radii of the
east window are beautifully carved by Mr. Peters, and
CHARGE AGAINST A YOUNG WOMAN. over the window is • large scroll with the words "Roh-
l:MN becometh thine house, 0 Lord." The COMBUDiOII
At the Dorchester
iCoznk7ll:ollice Station on Wed. rails are decorated with pale blue and gold, aid the
OM& y, an intelligent young woman. named Communion table polished, as are the platform chdrs.
The wean bee been returned and decorated with blue and
Ann Marla and apparently t the age of 23, was
gold, the pipes being flitted to match, with gold stare over
brought before lair. Edward Pearce, charged with
the eound-openings. The schoolroom below is coloured
concealing the birth of her female child. The cfae in French grey, and walls appear to be panelled, the
was heard at the police Matlock in consequence of the tonal being bordered with red. The columns are painted
delicate condition of the girl not petting of her pleasingly light. like thow in the ahanel --a treat imeroee-
being taken to the Shirehall. meet, and round the room has been fitted • wainscot
She lives with her mother, the widow of • labouring Ht. din, high. On Wednesday next HO= inst.) the chapel
Man, at Waddou, and the circumstances of the will be Opened. the Her. W. a Walters, a muchasteeened
charge against her were these :-On Sunday last, the London minister, preaching at three p.m.. the friend,
meet at tea at five, and Mr. Walters lectures on 'The
9th of Ibrch, Tames Norman, • labourer, living at Pilgrim Fathers, at half-Past six. On the folio...Me
Waddon, and in the employ of Mrs. Hawkins, went Sunday the Re, SamuelWesleywill preach.--e
into the closet situate at the end of his garden, and nstrings" Runs Scam. v. IV11111311:4g GLAIIMAM
noticing various marks and MAIM was led to make an SCHOOL -Reeves MATCH AT FOOTBALL. -It will be
examination which resulted in the discovery of the remembered theta football match between the Wombs
body of a female child in the soiL He made the
Rot. School and Wimlonte Grammar School was played
matter known to his wife, who, in turn, informed Mr, at ambers' on the 27th ult. and had to be declared
Bohn, bailiff to Mrs. Hawkins, and thoo the pollee drawn at the end of hallan-hotir, owing to the incessant
downpour.
_ The return match was played at Weymouth
Were sent for. P.C. Chaffey, stationed at Portesham, onoesday, and was One of the best contended games
on his arrival took out the body and washed it ; and, it has b,..n v fortune to witness, For a long time the
having done so, discovered wounds like bruises on the ball was kept in the middle of the ground; but before
head and cheek. Several penons were about at the half time west:ailed • " try' was obtained by Davis for the
time, and among theta the prisoner, who lives some Wimbonte boys. Owing, however, to non-compliance
410 yards away from the closet, but could, as any one with some rule of the game. it was disallowed. After
else could, have had acmes to it The constable made
.41:47 bohadtetberetcali, e•trytil! game.. ehteatedw"l"l4y *Lcintrld,
an examination, and discovered in • second ckeet Wimborne ; but Duets, who kicked off the " try" on tilde
belonging to the home of the prisoner's mother, other behalf, failed to secure • gaol. When time was called the
marks, which appeared to have been partly washed game was declared in favour of the Wimborne school by
away. There were also extensive appearances In the one " try" to nothing. It is almost impeedble to select
ground, which led between the two. He enquired any DAMON for special praise where all played so well,
of the occupants of them house. if they knew any. Among tie visitors on the wound were the Rev. -
thing about them, and they all denied they did, the Pentredo and the Rev. .1. Miller, the headmasters of the
pd., beta, atttwagat them_ lie then tweed to her Wimbort, and lisicombe schools, the MET. .J. Lynes,
meth, Mrs. Munchen Sc. T'
and said You are the only young woman in the rty,;,ollyl'elhiltrtmPiLem,.._metoomhe gee; School-
Rev. and you are suspocted." She mplied
_,.. _ Rev. J. PWr, lira. Taylor, Mr. Raven, Neale, Richacce.:
" I know nothing shone"red her II eoe Richards it, 'Clifton l, Newman, Penny I, Pooley. Get,s,
mould be examined by a medical man, and she raised Beale, ZIA Watson; Wimborne Grammar School • ilr,
no objection; when he told her if she did and it was West. Mr. Hilditek Traman. Burma Symonds, isytts,
found it wm not her, she would be exonerated. He Pedlar. Hilda, Bartlett. Betts, Ac.
,___ __A the hod, to the Dm. MIIITZATAINIIHNT AT IILOCICWITIZATIMIT SCHOOMOML-
ehisheolditlear Jim' imeweefirou7Th-rmothir, stww Stade, „tie Under the asurpiess of the Ladies Committee • =AM
series or entertainments was given at the ehooiroom es
present at the times and now. het. °re. -.41" mueilr!tus Wednesday afternoon and maim& in order tor=meiese
_...n.......
_.........w.e1be identified some articles of Motedeff,
_w Mo the a the debt, amounting to about An which in
had talc.n pomeesion, as b=engtm to consequenee of the renovations sad repairs. Tint there
... .daa"...-7—t ---gh ,ter and also stated she had had her sus- was • sale of work, at which • number of ladies prodded,
pidgins end had taxed her with being in the family and exchanged the Roods remaining from the het hum,
may, hut sise denied it. Her daughter went to work for all the meow they could get. In the
de mud on the Saturday, and retired to her rest at 'anwri .dre.. w mere.lereod...Perry, Kt p.mucksoareosemre"nlan. D.b.;
the ordinary dam. Dr. Good made an examination ain't,' n`n•
ham. Mr. Persona and Miss Redbridge had loom,
a the body. and I:elud several bridee____ bu„„1,71.!,,„.°1 consented to sing. Mr. George Thorne to play the
opinion they had been reueeditioq rel.o oueog .... piano, and, be no MOM Lest, our favourite violinist,
hod Th. child. he hawed, breathed, but had Mr. J. P. Collett to sive two performances ow his
y• •mingiy-played instrument The ((dewing was the
wriTirlhaTviage°lneb.t° amaturimoll wits:intaildtai let: 34 hour,,
Twaighorder— of Mt! ittr: -Parks!: Pactstisth.sont."l7bigni.
pliomvening'ics
and although she g dr" denied " e•-1/4. iktur..jnwill. Delimit= and Kr. temens' me& "Sweet Nightingale,"'
admitted ft. &pt. natty afterwards obare-ws - _
.. 1 ancetoovitch), Hiss Bradbram: dastt„ " Whea the wind
and she than said "It la my child. I was cciagii`u plows ie." (Saw* Mrs. Steadman and Mr. Pane= ;
last night, MA rye tad the doctor a about it." She -. "sweetheariag; Oullfra.A. !I'. Dathahato ;mia-
ow committed for triaLathektth„sett; song "Octet, the
Wan.. 'Tesi'sittoulDolby), Mrs. Stedman • duets, "0 that
Rh =gm= on the body had bola held on the Emu- t. - (smith), igyes'Bradheidee and
Ftwaionm M°ndnY• bac" Mr• DoEuW3lll"uuthr Lock we Two were ilisstetringweehl the twit, the ladles kindly
and e j ,of whom Mr. Joseph Robinson was fore- Mr. Debeaharn. . ~, tab lieu twhisehreehts Fart
evidence was then eyes, and the entallained the eec-e`. •• Scarf" (Barnett), Mrs.
man. Similar
Coronae, In snmMingdisplya He• opinion the 11. Trio, "This Magic•Vio. . wf.. p.m.;
mcsg.
IL'uVdrms es to foul play, Steelman, Mr. Delewham an.. "•
ueedbridtr:
medical testimony
and that Ogre was not maiden' evidence to convict thwenesalien ~,.."7)-7""'-.1( deem,teleßuukedill)Loilliume:;oo, ' .J. P.
of murder the ease were Nat for trial at the Collett and g:- 6. Thaws; song, "Sweet LiZeteres'
ZIT= it but fair and charitable to room ' mgt.. smithh my. porous : duets, •-rb. Moon
lb. afar woe eae of great naghect. raised her lamp above," (Mr J. Benedict Mr. Debenham
to the coacbmion kid a CMS of mom old Hr. ?WOMB: MOB% "My Queen." (Blumenthal)
As the isms tthattirli was, he maw diemmion and ni. Debsahms,
.- Ma • Vintager's Evening Hy -
verdict, and mil.°4 Mrs' eumereaaa. Wu Pees and Kr. Parsons
hisie".""tatios ties jury brought th " o.P' . ..._ The Put IMMI tele.. and deal dews, were very eh..
srpromid the opinion the police eugftt r° thug up eue Mei NOW; Wee Pss4bridlis is erlitgatlY • favourite, and
she uluP wag gmerenstY Onkeep within the
=OM hdrisoo.6.lb when
illatis woe the 4 tbith,dirth.ftiogitieesse thild el the ammo of bur yoke ;kw am aster gr. preW. end ahe
has sr** am. width an VIM IMlnlild WM fet *Ma

--;ittian Downer Rum Votuirintaa.—By the enrol-
ment of three reernits on Monday Let the strength of
this corps is brought up to the maximum of 100
members. Since November 82 recruits have joined
the corps, and they appear a very smart lot of young
men. They have been working most sealomly at
drill three evenings a week under the instruction of
=t-Instructor Legg, and we are mewed have
reliant the first batch having already
joined the corps at It. weekly company drill As soon
as the uniforms are supplied, and the evenings are
light enough for out-door drill, we shall expect to see
the 3rd Dorset present a very creditable appearance,
as in troth it has always done, and with such strong
numbers, no doubt the muster will exceed considerably
what has been usual in past sermons.
EVANGELISTIC ADDISON= —Mr. Frank Hammond
Onto of Muller's Orphansge, Bristol,) reamed his
series of addresses on Tuesday evening last, at the
Chapel, kindly lent for e occasion for four
Baptist th
s ; and, this being the second, there will be two
more—one on Tuesday next, the other on the Tuesday
following. There was a very large number present,
and he took., the subject for his &swum Psalm cx.,
part of 3rd verse: "Thy people stall be willing in the
day of Thy power," which was indeed treated in a
most Impressive style. This will be the lest piece
Mr. Hammond will be able to give addresses in this
town, unless some of our clergy and Moods will
throw open their schoolrooms, /cc., for such a good
object, and so assist the Young Men's Christian
Association in their earnest endeavours to win souls

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