The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-24 00:00:00

the . tkedmeing pot a the aere;ma bet the doubting on account of the mesa illness of tbe
letter Ile • Wary innnellsot thi.R•lsPsosad7for bridegroom's mother and the bride's sister. At ten
arttliery, cod they wl I find there will be m•re o'clock they leftior their haneymooo amidst the hearty
awl taw, to learn of that .tkeoretscal He hoed greetings an wiibei.
au.
'vet/ wan s°' e"s• 155'5554 to Join hew* a the 'SUOMI. —Ttlev. H. Eardley, who was ordained
eernee het it gog only hit duty het pleasure is
1...0 I. Ones things which afa so sin, sod the, every on Sunday, December 18th, 1881, cosunenced hie duties
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hisitinse,
sliloonelyor.thl,odr istilige.ddoee.
"henry
waas, cu.rreproniof Sit....Harywen's
to
erchaon Christina.
not
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',ldler as he terribly can with the opportunttas at his valuate helper to the rect
command. Ooe thing antiese ory we. Shown YOm HOWL'S Illerrrrtint.—Tbe annual teaandt co one,
'cosier It night—resale that it is pmeible to have • to oriel:irate the aonlveruss7of the opening of the
real y god muter of the 16 b and 17th Hants Volunteer above, is announced to take this day (Thursday).
Arun., y. and he C Mkt os
tilt sea w 1,7 it wail psible to bee* in aid of
nag, a
goad as the 14,1, notos any the Funds of the Institute. George
other day in the year. (Has,, bar) Hs riled the. to Burt, Esq., will preside.
make • great stretch of their lamination, nod to fancy
thorns wee a keile-And4wk drill at the and ol every parade. j _ _
(Loretta) Joking apart. be wanted to put one thing Strung° yingujoixoz.....Arririat
babe.* the WWl—that was the aleolute neetinty of coming moth, bleeds, chalk; Portsmouth. u_Alltutce.
to meet their A:liaise. To, Adjutant was an oflioer Russell, nil; Cowes, Matilda, Winder, ballast;
apeonttd by the Girernentr. on pure to instruct the ,ou.h.mptrii, Jonph and Ann Pp m, ballast;
carom, and he c paid ruC them in • war that the art
Instructor and the officer co ill n,t, because he bad hat • boutoamptone 13— Lability, Ntickla,,d, ail • Store-
much ego.. tr.inJug. Wise th Adios ast c noes .dt hoe Emma, Holbetion, ballest ; Soothlmoton,
his monthly round, they ought all ot ettend, unless Resnits, least, ballast Chichester, biloam, Flick,
prompted by absolute neeeoty. If they dal that t`i.y coal • Nes...idle, 14—;Aim, Reachem. general ;
would not have Oicom or Maple parades when the Lestrius, Kate, Garnbam, flees ; 1.014043. 15— loosed.
ljutant come* round. He hope I that woold be • thing
Sandy, coal ; Newcastle, Panther Flower, coal •
`5l the p"'• 55° that, 55 t 5 (I°s°:°°l""t 's* so tn'en castle, Germ, rhompwin, ; 16-I New.
nersh
twined Ii iielp forward the volturteers—end be thought
they will he inclined during this forthcoming ...eon to
give them still more bele in moos, anti advantages WtoNdrtßonrr eltrircesumtile'lth-Gworg".l7—ctLoardL C. °.‘"j6flnale
—he weaved the Portland caps to attend the Newcastle; *demos, Cunningham. London;
drills regularly, and sepecially to remeiubse the Genie., Filmier, wheat, L=don.--Sailinge ;
adistael• vistni ; to not let the men tbink, besot. j•,.taiu7 11 —Tnumph, Kent, cloy, Carthagena
it may look a little cloudy, or becouse a friend witit. and Ado., ki,,,yes, clay, London; Hiram, tiod.
may drop in, that they can stay away. Of mores menseu, b dim ; Pilot, Warder% drain pima,
It war impottant ( r them to at•.nd all the drills ; but
it
wag of the itiebeet initertome , 'Lod the ..rettest henn• Coe.. 12 —Cores, summers .tu,_Falm .ewt:side ;uth. 16
Belle, Erni wai,e, or lroo, N
may wee led upon them *him the Adjutant c uses round. Village
H. should con.dode by giving the boothi of the non. Philip", pit wood, Newport.
COMinuiliOne I officer', an I Ii•• cord wit put Out Of his
Mind One nowt .mintc.innird 411.er ...So b•rl served with
b m f or a greet number of year., bat *he from diens
could not be with them thot evening —Sergeant-Major
(Applaurt) He thought this dope owed its
being carried forward Into efficiency to 13 tree snt-Kajor
Collies ; for al me year" during their first start in lif• be
gra, the barkbone oi the amp& he was vice-chairman at
their gatherings, and woo with them at mop. (Appian's.)
The Mayor also wiesed to eay • cord very bitibly cla, or
of the bandra.ster-..(eppleum.)-11e win very Olsen tome
• merk...l improv.,men tin the rod, and that improvement
could not have been brought round but throng. the per'
ifeetwooe of the bsrdimc.t a and the Cordial orsopreti, n
of the member.. I wig very ersditahle to teem to be
ant, to play a, that t was 'moos-this not to march well
behind them, and eve wan t.nigh; wag made to feel on
e tonne down into Pm m Web, that he was kept In
thoroughly good @woof at ,Cc march. (Applause./
Sergeant J. Scalene brine called on to respond. said bs
was glad to be with them under sae% favourable eircum -
stewed ; but be was carry the Major had culled on him, •
junior sergeant, to rani, ad, especially ma Utere were the
eant•inajac, and toe querter-iniater seramot oree"nt,
and who were able to sp. at much better than be. Toe
duty of tba corps be looked aeon in • little ptaime but •
great plerure, and, as hod beta mit of Mr. Olodotone—
"A change of duty few toad so sese,tbougb it may beharder
work than that we me usually called tut to perform," so
be had found it preferable even to leiaure. It had often
given Min greet_ pleasur to at end the drills especially
those of which MoJor Eliot bad -pokes, and he always
made • great effo t to atteni the adJoisott' and the
officers' parade. During the last yrr be had asked to be
yet tevsd on account of c-rt .inctrmonstancos; but the year
eat nearly over. c. he must buckle on the Moors *gun,
and he hoped to lad in the future r great pleasure in
ettelutinir as in the pall. It was one of the dudes of a
noo-conmuseioned "Meer to atrial first to •very one trader
his command. leaving Lis own comfort till altirwarde,
and he left the dote ot responding to the rest of the toast
to Sergasat•ll ajar Stun,
Tee CHAIRMAN said be re...reed the health of Sergeant
Major (twee, and tto, Qiarrrrma.rer.Beegsaot for •
separote toast, which be nos gave. The Sorge ant.bitsdc
has a very innortent titer to porton& • very hard duty.
and if it were ret for tile quartermastertearemnt, they
would ntr bore sue., • 'mat .et al uniform& (APPleties4
e SMIGRANT.MAJOR hawing begged to decline, the
QUAZATIMMAATIMat&GRANT reepood•-d. Es was happy to
Lacer such ..p.‘ch Tom 8- meat Sexism whom they had
to ...led front dri I. As en olds tidier he was newly entitled
to he pensioned. (Loretta.) He (lb. Q lartsromster•
Srg.sot) could look forward, with a great deed pleasure,
to the happy time whet his imme was first entoll.d, toe
cup, had never left th• island without hie preMine, with
one exception, arid that was iha Imt j early melting of the
Yemosory, and he had always attended to drill.
C pies MeLge. gays the "Health of D.ill•lnstructor
Hatw.,,t ' T.. le an the drill they cou,t have • to of
teacher, one who th ronatly knew tbe drill himself and
bad the power of mooting the information be had gained
(tit' rniolit' ; In Serge oat "Detractor Hay weed they
hai • "Mb • non, and he et old not but think the prosperity
of the crepe arid its efficiency In drill were owing to hive.
(Appian' •.I
Sdrgetlet-lestinetor HATWARD responded, and said be
had limn brought up in • very strict school of discipline.
&tomtit'. it ems he raw things going • little, be said—
" Perham I ought to peas it neer ; but his teaching had
been suCh that be c mold Rot do So, but must putt • atop to
it. (Applause.)
01.er toete followed, and in the course of the miming,
Captain licLnee, with an appropriate speech ,presented
to the corp. a hendmine pieta re, in gold frame, the sir jict
ring the "Review of Volunteers by Her Majesty at
Edinburgh.'

POOLS.