The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-01 00:00:00

DOIWIEBSTBA.

DOIOIIIIITER conewpados of the 6th July
falling on a Sunday, the renal fair will be hold on
Saturday, the sth.
T.M.C.A.—The Ray. G. W. Butler (Rector of
Brodmayne) delivered an impressive address at the
Town Hall on Thursday night.
80100011 POLICII COURT, Monday.—The only
badness at this court was a remanded school atten-
dance cam, in which Jackie Warren was fined ss.
Tun Warreas Bogota Chcorr.—L ,rd Chief
Justice Coleridge will open the mole, at Dorohestm on
Jai 12th. lie will be joined by Mr. Justice Field
at Dorchester, and both judges will also visit Bristol
sad Winoksester.
Conesenos DAT. —The 28th Jane, once such a
popular holiday, but which hal been *upended by
Use festive day. of Lubbock's creation, wee celebrated
I, the usual way in Dorchester. Tule le the 48th
IlbaltiVeitalf of the Queen's coronation, which took
place at Westminster Abbey in 1834, • year and
01161 days after her closed us to the Throne.
DOSOHISTII AGRICULTUILAL Boehm—The *AQUI !
mowing oonspetition took place on Wednesday last on
Loden Farm, by permiesion of Mr. E. Bannton, and
resulted as follow* :—Georg, Matthews (servant to
Ur. H. Mayo, Ooker's Frame, Dorchester) was
adjudged the first prize (62), hie work being capitally
done; the second (Cl) was secured by Frederick Isaac.
Etr. 0. W. Homer, Atbelhamoton), whilst the third
) wed to Walter Omar, (Mr. Charles limekiln,
ttle Waddon). In the cam of Twos:me C (le,
C. Mayo, Little Piddle) a hig_h eo.nmenclation was
given; Nellyar (Mr. J. (L She:no, Bock.
Limpid) being commanded. Mese.. H. Pore
(Sono,. nude) and H. Elawldas (Uartiostown) were
the judges.
edges.
T 111114710 THUNDWITOIIIII.—On Saturday a violent
Illmadsrstorm broke over Dorchester and the neigh-
boesiadd about ten o'clock p.m., and continued for
several boon. The rain fell in a perfect deluge,
the thunder was very heavy, and the lightning
remarkably vivid and frequent. NCUDilworl instencee
of personal inocesnalence from the rain are reported,
but no maids damage to house property. Although
snob • heavy downpour will inevitably inflict con-
siderable injury to the mops and the fruit trees, with
the lee weather, of which there is lively promise, this
Will not be irremediable, and any bad effects will
ameredly be more than balanced by the immense
amount of good the rain will do to the garden produce
and the mope genersilF
Barnum TIOKIII,—The Mayor (H. Darden, E.q.),
bee received the following letter from Mr. Archibald
Stott with reference to the cheap bathlat ticket. :
" General Manager's Oilloe, Waterloo Bridge Station,
&Z., Loudon, 26th Jose, 1884.—Sir,—I have to
aeknowledge your letter of the 23rd June, and beg
SO state that the cheap bathing return ticket. to Win-
mouth by the 7.15 a.m. train will be issued far the
eased from the let July next.—l ant, yours faithfully,
Serrrr. Henry Burden, Esq.. Mayor of
Dorcheet -r."—Bathers will be grateful to the Mayor
for his efforts is seeming • renewal of this boon.
GMAT WEITISX RAlLWAT.—Mterstincis of Train..
—Weymouth and Salisbury Marine : The 2.55 p.m.
team from Cialppenharn to Weymouth will be sli tly
altered Intermediately; the 8.0 a.m. train Irons ey.
mouth to Swindou will be so- Aerate' to remit
fieriadoe at 12.15 p.m, and will condot with the
1125 pm. train, theme to South Wales, Hereford,
Lo.; the 2.15 r.m. train from Weymouth to Witham
will start at 2.80 p.m.; the 5.15 p.m. train from Wey-
mouth to Beindos will start at 5.5 p.m. ; the 10.10
bran front Weymouth to Chippenham on Sundays
will be elightljdirilteseed intermediately; new trains will
lean Trowb far Bath and Bristol at 6411 p.m.
and 9.116 p.m.. t latter being the 7.0 p.m. train from
Weymooth extended; the 7.92 a.m. train from 844-
port Welt Bay_ will start at 70. ; the 255
p.m. train from Maiden Newton to Weet Bay will
Mart at 3.10 pm. ; the 6.0 p.m. train from Maiden
Newton to West Bay will Mart at 6.50 p.m.;
The 3.50 train from West Bay to Bridport
will start at :1.65 p.m.', the 5.0 p.m. train
from Bridport to Maiden Bernd will start at 4.55
m. connecting with the down pi,„vm mth train at
Newton; the 6.55 p.m train from Weed Bay
to Bridport will start at 6.4? p.m.

MR. GLADSTONE AND THE DORCHERTER WORK-
ING NEWS LIBERAL ABBOCIATION.
The following letter has been remind from Mr.
0110140•111. acknowledging the exprearion of oonfi imam
fa Um Government at the last meeting : —I
as▪ directed by Mr. Walston to Inform you that he
has received the onotunlcation which you have done
him ths honour t, amid him, end to convey to you his
thanks for the expression of approval and oonfideon
la Her Majesty's Government which It cmtains.—l
▪ eir,tyour °holiest servant,
" G. Linens Gown.
"Mr. J. Barge."

COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.
&TUMMY. —Wore H. &totan, Eon. (in tb•
altar) and R. D. Tbointon, Eq.

INTILLIIIO MOVE/.
nasty Umlaut, Ishoentr, of Stoke-soh-Elantdoc,
ers• obasred on ressiad with etaallag two oboyele, the
property of Welter In. roa I contractor, Longnredy,
aa cu. noi of Jane. —ln hammer to the charge
Firmer pleaded guilty, sad expreared hie r•gror, R.
sold It Wee not ter great that he did it.—Toe
Saadi ordttred prieoser to pay 1:2, or la default go
he prises for a oast war resneaded la custody.

1111PCIDZIrr ROISZIT.

Peter Melville, John Bluth, and Th num Turner,
privates of the lit Cheshire Regiment, were cbaiged
on remand with stealing four enlrie, the property of
Mr. D•waton, of Wait Chickersil, on the 181 of
June.—Priounen when spprehrinded 'Omitted the
Whom—P.C. Andrews stated in additl m to his
evidence on the Met °cession that on the wsy to the
station, after prisoners were remanded, Moore mil
"Do you think wit shall get told off before you Bad
the other two shiner and h, (w,to .es) replied he did
not know. Moore than "We *old the two shirt*
In yonder vlllags, about ten miles from Bridport," and
Melville added " The man we sold Minn to was about
2:i years of ege."—Tnomm I-40e. Jester, of Stoke-sub-
lisianks, &posed to baying tw • or the shirts of the
prisonersat Abbotsbury.—Elissbath Boyd , of Abbots.
Miry, proved baying anoMer shirt, and the fourth
shirt was beim,/ worn by Tumor whoa he a.. taken
into! oust Ay.—Prieonere pieeciel —Flail V,
Of • month's bard labour.