The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-17 00:00:00

DOSONSISTaIt. ' THU COMING MarOlt —lt is whimered a'w.ut that WITINOOTH.
Tin Doss lilac RIOISINT. Slipernumerary Dr. Drew is to be the Mayor for the mem n z year, ! Three obi.a.s
we,. ..a.
by the Conservatives hi
Major C. D'O. Harmer hes been pr iin lest to be while a counter sum .ter &dere. le .t Mt. 11 ward the 0011165 of Literal r0t..., on the grounil of parish
Major, vice A. O. W. !Hide, wit ire loom dion has will tithe ofil.e f-r the third coiissentive year. The r hd, an I sustained. The ,I I led „sr list wee allowed,
been reveal:ed. c eanci I ere who r. Cr., i',„. hielcombe tt a-rt sce
se b fr.; three new latlgsr claims wt., made and
Ma. W. If. Duel' sit, jou., of TroytoWs, we see MOWS. Dunn, le .tuaii, li it. n., uni Walker; W. ys
austaiiied by the Coneervatives and three by the
pleased to see, won pelmod and third prig •in claw m .uth Waro. Messrs. Lovell and Cu ti.. The Isiber as. In the householders' list 20 claims were
101 for the best 12 ectious i.f comb bony, e.ch ,if lot Muni ipal Stock Scheme, and the Alpha o oils Circle
made by the !Aerati. of these seven vr, r i to amend
more than lilb. weight, at the Agricultural Hall last stragg;e, are not the only matters , u w Vela coot St
, and 13 were fresh claims. Of the latter 11 were sus.
n
week. 'nay be ece.sary, an I may serve L., tiv eah nut • e,.... i taloe.l and two were lost. In the same list 16 claims
MISSIONS To &MINN.— A. meetivg In aid of the de .1 of itil bish ; but the waste of the munment room , were ma le by the Conservative.. of the,. Six .11" to
Ittlasiona to Seamen Sodety, was held on Tu why silt wsitailll the rate-
, for the lemma t tum is luxury emend, and ten were fr .sh claims, of the latter five
evening, nailer the prestiency oi the Roy. T. W. 1 p .yero have • choirs of is iching that they, and w.t
Were anstairol an I five I et
Knipe, but thvre ware a small att. nilanie. A calital , th ir remmentatire., are the source f 5.w-r.
. By the shove it will be seen that :e.) froth Con-
address was given by the Rev. J. Meigh. At the St. JOHN'S ENT.NTAINNENT • n Mon lay elashrd alto se •Iritive claims er, re made, 29 were sustained, and 10
close El 10s. teas coll. ct. ti at the doom. tie ScLo .1 of Art firm, day, but St. .1 be woi.lo I hr.', an I ;,;...
fresh Liberal c aims were made, 31 sus-
PLI•51110 PHINIENTATIOH. —The servants of the ata..d to their ran, on I mor.ge.l w• II to fill the I i ..I, .n I sin Luc
Dorset County Hospital prownto I the Her. II lisr.ey i sell slron. lite teetotal vicar " grappler them to It Rut erred that the Conservasivem bad confined
with • haudwone runr ~'elork les kettle, ~... the i his hes. t with Iri,lts i f Merl, sal they wt nt ~it in
their cl thns and object' line to do list, of parties
occmion of his lee g.,ina the rhaplain,y. Mrs. Harvey 1 ba py forotfolnem of the iithee ww IA at It akets
umn.ta y v•tters whilst lb e I.ilieral. vbaltned for the
was also preseute I a i..h 411 elvg.ant Inarmal.v..e dials in street. mid listen .I,' arm. dt . the Pelee lenses railer;
mii w.i.apol a. wells' pa-demon: arr lie., c nsequently
M reoognition of her Val ess to lie p. lents The r 11.4,10, abort •I"
'" from their "" Can " ' "' • he latter claim an eiv.v.tage .1 31 mulicipal votes
parishioners id illu,..tuhe llnt 50100 I the rev. gentles Stephen•on :—l' r el eng, the de .ir, "P.ouvily t. 'he t'aun It this "elision on the p.n.( the Conservative..
man with a handsuine aalver • n hi. Ins itiq the curios'.l Kul° ;" solo. M .• .11 Donn' ii. " I.° the "r'n4l*; as the It eking Barrister sirs Lie I that claims and
Weenie-ran Its IlliiN,i SMr TT.— rtio fir t *lobate 1 S sissy Tin'*. ' ' The Soldier ;" (Nett. the All•ses
~lie tins tithe 114 of p irliamoiet kry vote s alone do
of the session to k pin.: . A. the Alillg:011 Hall on Cariet..l.l.
." My It •it id Ws ling it" millet!, lia'r. nut life t h. Iht of municipal v..t ri.
Tuissaay elrenling, Mr. If. Sym 11.111(P.esi lent), in th• T. ,8•,..1,'".:.1.,1 i1ire.,2501,,_; " "a'', „w•, Kr Mr. HAWN' appeared for the Libe-alc Mr. Arden
chair. lir. T SI. Ikon moved " That the tendency "I",Kt..""A 'lnur„.....Ju'u...n' at Dv".......L" V'°."11.,.50.. 7r. for Slie e.HOWIT4II,OII, with Mr. 'Corridor.. sectat .tY of
of modern fiction ii to snare -- - -• ' Whence t nr*- °l°"' •-wr •01.1 • ....,--Bg --...;"!0..% 11.13neesreatiee Association and Mr. P. 117 Hooper,
—.- .. -

ACtiOU Ii -- sea per..icious 11111.1 u..-
on the mind and in Is." hfr. Spa., le I th)
opposition. The motion we carrit.d by a :11)j lity of
four.
Ma. SEILIZAKT TINDAL-ATKINS ia r.cent I cture at
Dorchester ha. set other tIW/111 a I .rteng for the same
treat, for in • S liebury content', rm.), we n .Lice
the followieg :—We wolld ',T.. et that Se. je nt
Tindal-Atkinwo, the witty County C .urt Judge,
should be sake I to 13. e us his lecture on Rowlett
llinuourists. This s igo bwrer is A humouri.t. at-d •
host in himself, an I mu.), of no woubl tl.lrly like to
we his uame in tl.e het of Popular Lectures for the
winter session.
AGRIOULTUKAL SOCII Ti. —The et,triee in the •ariont
classes f.r this sh..w ..1 W•diit,nl.y number 300, and
In the horse departmtht at no. wh (this likely to prove
• groat attracti .n t the exhibiti..n, there are no Ms
than 91 entries. The entries compri-e:—LlAttle. 33;
sheep, 44, pigs, 15; huiDorA, : eL, 14; p ode., 20:
horsed, 40 ; buttot, .3; cite as, ;.:9 The Sound meet.
Mg will take plea) at the A:.telle f1.t.1 at three
o'clock and the dinner at four.
YOUNG 110I.EVULn. —On Meathy last, two young
urchins named lass ad Sam ...aye, aged about lemma&
their appearance at the h n at.d South W. ste n
Railway etaUou, and &pith, d for two tickets for Lon-
don, and tend-to l too half sovereigns in paytn nt for
same. Toe booking clerk, Mr. W. Will• thinki g all
was not right, trestioned them sat t where they got
the meow. sod tio tie teoply not being satisfactory,
be detained the., and sent for a policeman. Ou hie
arrival they were searched, an I 1:4 iffe. wasi found
on them. Us Wing futthet quest lone), Laws admitted
having stolen the money from hi. father. Their homes
are at Weymouth, they cam) to D-ireLiester per Great
Western Railway, and to throw their pursuers off the
went, they intended to proceed to L tntion per S .uth
Western Railway. Tiey were taken bock to Way.
mouth, and handed over to the p ce there. Laws
Lad peoviotisly been convicted twice for felony, and
Runways three times, their last conviction only being
• few days since. go instead of being in Regent-street,
London, se the youngsters expected, the found them-
selves in Weymouth lock-up.

,ne,
Major Goßop, "Th. Place wbere the Old florae
Died ; "part wall, the choir, " The Sing. r.' Bon I; "
solo, Miss I). C aman,'ane "The Dromm,r's So
• W. HMO- y. "The I..rta;..n Jack ;"r, a line,
T. Salter. " Mr,. CAU lies Cortaiu Lector., ;" el'.,
Mr. 'Whit' ''A Ward ,r Bold ;"I M's. 0' i
'• What will you tio L ore ; " rob', Major U flop,"
II ally 3ln ci Sloe; Y ;" pa t sod,,, the their, " Ale, ry
then aro We."
" I.OTAL EXCSLAIOR LONA. 01M1YZI.I.OWPI, M AN-
CIIINTLR UNITY. -On M 'nay osloiii g Mr. J ones
!toward How,-n, sol,itor, was made afiva,rcral member
of the alto, o Loilts in tho ttres,nca of upwards of 100
m nab on of the Order. The charze want irn wesdvely
▪ d by Itrm Lucas. Among beet pr sent warc—
Mr. Alderman Tl..mas, Mr. CmnAllor Curtis, V. T.
Ay tedium r sq., The Mayor, and Dr. Thumi were toe-
vonte I from being present °win to ,e h r
me- ts. After tho initiation the Che'rinan. 8r.,. W.
NI. l'hiscPoo, P. 0., on behalf ..f the Lode, th inked
Mr. Bowe , on I the hon. in, mb one of the lodge for
their a.ten lance, he, ill it wre dc nys izratby-
Iti.: to the member, to be vista I b; the h.,. members
of the Order I, r it showed that they t k a total
interost 1,, the well rooft the society Toe M chat •r
Uni y of 0 1;11 Toss had made a w 'id •rf al itetwest
during the ;met I• w years, and this w., not to he
womisto,l at (or it I. on A •luni fin ,octal basic It
was constantly the aim 111 VI 11)itre'0111 Of tho Order
to obtain stwistical otm Won relsti•s to
the a edition ~f the Order, and all this info,
mati in we used towards ad 'log to t'te useful-
., se and rrostority of the Minchester Uoi.y.
Toe resolution, adopted from time to time bad tended
to • sound system of unmet), for the directors insist
that every lodge shall be in • position to discharge
every legitimate demand for which it may be resp 'vi-
sible. Those pra s Int were well aware wh it the obj•ctsi
of the society were, therefore be should not dwell upon
them. ottly to st,te that during the time the Loyal
Excelsior and other Odd fellow Lodges had been in
existence in Warn mil, they had been the means of
alleviating much distress—the brethren of the Order
laud endeavoured to do their duty to one another—to
do what the Samaritan did to the wounded and robbed
wayfarer ; to c enfort the diltressed, to mauve grief,
to comfort the dyinz, and to provide decent burial for
the dead. lie (the Chairmsn) hoped that in the course
of • short time they should be able to add to thee*
things by granting annuities to the brethren in old age
when they wire unable to work. (Applause.) Mr.
Alderman Thome. Mr. Bowen, Mr. Aylesbury, mid
Mr. Curtis addressed those present, and a very
6table evening 11111 spent. There are 216 members on
the books of this prosperous lodge.

Town C.e,k, prekti'• I the Ittirieis lilt.