The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02 00:00:00

DOROILINTIA.

TATUM'S 0110011.—This circus visited Dorchester
as Saturday, but owing to the unfavourable weather
the &Modems Vlii not 'eters, its is generally the caw
at lbw exhibitions.
BOLT Titian' CHURCH 8112V19311 Ii? SUNDAT
urns Tustrr.--Oelebration of the Holy Corn
amnion at the 11 o'clock Service. Matins, eleven
em.t Waite, Stainer, 301 ; Psalms, Henley 87,
Trent 68 ; Ti Deem, Helmore in (1 flat; Jubilate,
Hooper tj for anthem Hymn 103, Hollingside ;
Hymn3o, Rockingham Kyrie, Dickinson In 1i;
0(1110(7 sautenom, " Let your light" (Mink; and
0 Mewed be" (Irons). Rvensong, 3 F.—Hymn
385 (Thetemel ; Litwin Hymn 143 vens ). haw
livensong, &SO p.m.—Responses (Tel ia) Psalms,
Gun, 30; Magnilkst and Nona Dimittic, (Jarrett, in
V ifer anthem, Hymn 1113, Risen Lord (MAL) : Hymn
117, Herbury Hymn 183, liagdalena.—Ohant Rook
red "The O,thed,sl Psalter Chants I" Hymn Book
Hymns Ancient and Modern g" H. Vaster,
itor T. U. IllosoAs, Organist and Choir.

inaeler.
A TIVIIPSIT O•an.—At the Borough Police-court
as igondaL before the Mayor (Aldermen Gregory),
Alderman °woe, Mr. H. Durtlea,and Mr. F. L.ck.—
George Madan (for whom M. Heatable appeared)
was sammosed for &moulting Hobert Omega New.
to7s4d:n oltild aged eight yeas',Fordisgtoa.—
plaided guilty, and on his behalf Mr.
Eituitsblit exPromod deep regret that in • moment of
kebab's and under gross provocation. he forgot
Ahmed awl took tie law :Atte his own hands. The
as
einaslt w sommitted o to the stone-throwing
waiiimers he MOSS bow hit ths bead with • large
=and thinking it was the boy who did it, he
him with • latha—The Mayor said the medic-
ament had considered the case, and they thought it
mead be mob by his paying the coats (is.) lie was
awationed, however, not to take the law into his own
:Sni the future.
HOLID nee AT DlOintlgn.—Robert
td, pleaded guilty to being drunk and dim.
srderly is A.ll Sainte' parish on Dank Holiday.--The
Beach took • Lenient view of the 011.4,, and let him off
with Ming charged
(45.)—.Another smith, named
Hails, was with • similar offence on the
lionowitill day—He, too, was ordered to pay the
soMe.
A filduroot..—re She Zdaor. hear of an inter-
esting on.. of landlordism in South Haste. The cul-
prit is • Ocaservatire, • clergyman, and an absentee.
it=proportion of his property consists of appro.
common lead, frost which he derives either
rest or rectorial tithes. He has Just sold to the rail-
way company a considerable slice of land at the snug
of seven times its agricultural value. Their
of the burden of this unearned incre.
meat his neighbours will, M course, have to
bear in high traffic charges to recoup the company
(or their expenditure. This price, moreover, is more
titan twenty times the value the land bore when it
‘vree token from the peseanta (to whom • piece of corn-
.ineet is half a living) and conveyed to thia gentleman's
ancestors • sad the increase an value is due to the
labour which generations of tenants have bestowed
Amon the land. The sew railway station is exactly a
mile from a district of bard working people, some .4
wham same have been emaciated with the spot for
<aneurism, But to get to the station these people
will have t. Gerry the goods over • hilly and
ememerma read as two miler and a quarter, yr
ake two horses to do the work .4 one, mid
ego by • still 'gasper read of two miles. There
are two roads on this mamma's land which come
within MO yards of each other. If these loose ends
were joimel4 they would form a reasonably direct rid
to the new statics. Their owner ha. bees
memorialised, by • piper containing over fifty sigma.
tereia to conned these two roods, but lie " do,„ no,
see how it would pay him to do so," So the poor
fanner% Who pay his rent and tithe., will have no
benefit est of Lb. new railway, all because tpt
lord will Da give a stray hundred pounds "it of his
hay haul for she good of the neighbourhood which
Seeds him. One M his family us • candidate in the
Conmervative interest, for the Parliamentary repre.
mintatkm of one of the new constituencies in an
adjoining count y,—W.M.N.