The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30 00:00:00

DOZOILIIITIB.

LOCAL SUCCESS AT ins Doing Doo Snow.—On
_,,W•do.oltY, at Lite From* Dug b Jet, Mr. J. (.it,
SAM 1,0111/1, Weihighly umuneodial In. exhibit in
Lb. lux testier class (smooth dogs).
'iValin Dowcser BUILDLIIO Socirrin —Aootbeir
appropriation in connoction with the hest Dorchester
z- misty, and Lilo lust of md, took place on
Wodoepl.y. when Liss lucky numbers ware 2l (1.100),
and 17 (1.:44k1). Thera elm • large attendat.ca of
members, end the Mayor presided. Ws may mention
be second Somety is Wog rapilly filled up, go that
laWndiug atiarehoLiera should &poly to Mr. ilennlg,
the 3•orstary, et oacs.
Satk on Camas. —Mr. thoorge Eneor held his first
sale aloha... ow Wedneedsy, at We weekly market.
There were about two tons pitched, and the sale
proved quits • success. 'rho out sato will he hold un
Oct Aver 22nd. . _ _

lesacv.r or POILTLA.lll.—William Critchell, 17
yearn old, woe charged at tueSbirehall on Wednesday,
before Colonel Bingham, With stealing a shirt and
pale of drawers, the property of Mr. Richard Stone
on Tumday leet.—Mrs. Stone was called to sho•
the left the things on the hoe ab,ut. two o'clock, sb•
MW them this. at seven, and at lthlf-past they were
g0.i404. informailoa was then given ti the police.—
t Deveolab said about nine u'olock on the
risviwirTa night he received information hem Mr.
Stone that the shirt and drawee. (produced)
had been stoleu front the garden adjoining hie house,
Mid that the defendant wee suspected. Witness want
Is march of the defeamot, and about ten o'clock found
bins 011 the road bonnier the Ferry bridge and Port-
land. Be wad carrying watercress in a basket, and
In ea old beg were the shirt and drawen. Witham
charged him with stealing the articles and took him in
melody. Re said he did not steal the things but
picked them up outside the door. Sir. .toieit said the
pegs were lefties the line and the things could not
have blown off. Remanded till Friday.
Tug Rev. J. Lee Waraer. rector of Tarrant Gun.
slily, racommeada himself to the favuuiable notics of
the diatom of didiebury by writing " indignantly" 1..
the </stardom to defend that prelalafroin the' attack"
of Troth ('' a scurrilous public Alois", on the charge of
nepotism. I rather Bunk that the "old age" of the
Bishop would be mon " Immune" if he ha l before
this resigned a poet to the duties of which be has for
souse Buse been quite nominal ; and I may add that
this is the opinion of many peremages to whom Ur.
Lea Weimar would listen with tthescoloue actiitise
cm.°. I have no hesitation In chargthg the Bishop
with asi—olaso in the MIN of the items of
which ought to me• been peen to some ither•
aerate (there me more than • more woo he.. IFOt
brag sad bard in the Wanes), lasted of to a young
olergyeath who wag only reossitly brought into the
diocese to sate. chaplain or secretary to the fln hop.
Mr. Les Waimea real is ooneiderably in etc f his
knowledge, sad be must be an exceeding./ hookah
person, or be would be aware that the present
of the Bishop of Salisbury is absolutely
ble. Did he read the itrong article
which appeared only a few months ago Is
the Guanine oa the subject of aged bishop'.
II it did not point to Dr. Moberly, I shall be
glad to learn at whom II VW Mined 7 Dr. Moberly is
• distlagalithed oath, sad has done good work In his
day, aad his true friends (sad, indeed, all *zone
ph/Saila and interested persona) must lament that
he hoe not thought proper to resign his ma These
me not days when an kaput tent diocese oaa be con.
tided by an Incapacitated prelate to the ohms* of as
ex-Ooloaial Bishop. What at earth was the nee of
passim the Retirement Aot if Dried and Infirm ',relates
refuse to avail themselves of MN very
gebtl"wakrprovisions I—Truth
flithertso itarca.—The return match between the
C. Company, D.8.V.„ and the Brigade Ilmo.t, took
plum at Malden Castle on Monday, and resulted In a
Anton the the regimen. Boone :