The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-14 00:00:00

DOZONIIITIk

DOlMltegree I.ierr---Bilcomerr--.11. first lecture of
the present lemon will bv delivered at the Towo Hall
on Thursday osxt by Mr. Albert Backe, entitled
" Th• Story of Corti Castle," which we ere sure nil
prove MI Interesting subj.!.
Tmornenon Lecroax.—An able scientific lecture
on the action of alcohol wee dellymai by Mr. Tweedls
at the Holy Trinity Scho,lro on on Thursday evening
last. Than was a g ol mesoderm. The irctu-•
displayed great ability and research 011 the part of
the lecturer, but it was far ahoy. the heels of most of
those present. At the. close a lustily v.d. of thsnlet
to the Meurer warn proposed by Dr. Crespl, of Wim-
borne.
Doarneteria FOOTBALL CLta.—Tbe annual meeting
of thi, club was held at the Junction Hot I n Wed.
Desday evening last, when Mr. L. Robios prarided.
There was a good attendenoe. The report of the
Tremor. sod Serretary (Mr. W. J. Dordm) showed
• balsam against the club of • few shillings. Mr. L.
&thineos was ustanimotely re-elec•,ol captain, and
Mr. Olding we. MOCUKI TM • aWain. Alr W. J.
Darden we. 613.1 r 1 to the otfi of h 'o. Moe.
and treasurer. Practices will shortly commence on
Thursdays on the ground of the Cdcket
Eirvaive Tacna CT as Orroaa's SUMMIT.
Major Egret n, of the Dorset Regiment, h. just
sustained maims loam through the dishonesty of hi.
servant, • M3O 660 has only been in Via regiment
two or this. weak.. Major Edertop lel t tics town
for a few day., and during ht. &hence be obtsine I
posissoico of pivotal soils of clothes, a itch, •
esdpd.Vng, and other articles. He elu 'ed detection
I. the gnarl by saying his master bad told
him to lake the pormauteau, in which he bid pecked
the things, to Stafford. Whoa Major Egerton
returned on Friday afternoon, two days aft T the man
had absconded, he discovered his lops, and at once
gave information to ths police, who are making
strenuous efforts to discover lb. whereabo its of ths
macTorgaittaßor or on. Moms —The Mortises say.:
—"The Bebop of Salisbury has derived much bon-fit
Irma a five weeks' sojourn at Bournemouth. So fie
beak as the 4th of Jae. let hia lordship signs I and
sealed a 00010111131011 to Bishoo Kelly (now residing in
Whiney) to moist him in °oaf rmations and ooneecra
Komi but Jo no same a ennotesion to administer the
dooms for his lordship. It is, In feat, w are
hiformed, oily the steno general commission the
of Canterbury has WIWI Ito the Soffrag•n•
BALrleahopblB/ Dover, the Bishop f Landon to the
Stoffrog_an-Biel op of Bedford, the Bishop of Lincoln to
the Suliregan-Bishop of Nottingham, and the Bishop
of St. Aline's to the Suffragan-Bishop of Colchester."
This emphatic deolaratioo would have been no-
asomeary bed it not beet for the utslictious and
garbled statements reosatly sent to London papers
by their Salisbury oorrespoodente:
Bomneta PoLlag, Monday.—At the Borough
Police-wart co Monday, before the Mayor (Ff.
Dards*, ELBA Aldermen Grevry, Mr. F. Loa,
Mr. Thomas Reedy, Mr. T. Monett, Mr. Posed
Allard, and Ms. 6. A George.—Ms. Smith, of the
Royal Ook. was granted an extra boor on the mossion
of the Fond re( supper an Thursday, th• 33rd.--
IFrederick Hartle, bitsr, who did not appear, was
shamed by M-. T. G. Bryer with oommittlng wilful
&MIMI* 61 use. —Mr. Bayer said he bad • Mild at the
=c;flb. towo, and he was a-manually having
and mm".' rubbish thrown there, and he
believed it warn the idendatit who always did it.
After the summons wee toned the defendaot cams to
his In an insolent manner and said he bad not don.
it. He told P.A. Carter It we. his fathsein•law. Mr.
Bryce mid he tool not summoned any witoesees. as he
did sot wiah to put lb. man to any expense. Hs only
wooled th• practise stopped, as it was a groat injury
be the grso.—Mr. Brystr was told he must summon
She fathsels..law, which he said be would do,—,h
large number of mho ,I attendance came were .1
of, Mr. T. A. Psarce appearing on behalf of lb.
School Atteniame Cknomittee.--An nffiliation mai
betimes a young man and woroao of Fordington was
seeded by the parties agreeing to be married.
Dowager= Cum Cm:ft.—The annual meeting of
this dub w. held lo the clubroom, Soutlpstreet, on
Friday evening, when the ViapPrethlsot, Mr. Henry
Bamornbe, presided, and there were also pre•ant.Mr.
0. T. shirking (h to. ten), Mr. Plummer, Mr. Adkins,
Mr. Betty, Mr. Is. Last, Mr. E. Newman. Mr. 3.
Berms, and Kr. Upward. Thit club, which we.
started about twelve month. ago,haa, under it. zealous
how seorettry. every promise of • hog and successful
eareer, for eithough tits number of its members (tom
the shoo of the town coo never hi expected to be very
~,miegols, yet it lock lee some genuine and very
slieboo4 P1*7•13 cad several Promising students of the
✓iga paw —The ...watery, in preeentln; bit report,
smoke In ormouraging I'm. of the future of de
sesisgp. gad a regret at the approaching clapeture of
'b. r.„:Lsst.t.l who., ability as • chess player be
ma. Ls woo of high appreciation. He thee pre.
mated Kr. L.I on b•half of the club with a hand.
some envy of Stanaton's handbook, in which was
uss regret which every member of lb. club
fait at the Ims they were about to mistain.—ln
ukgoeledging the present, M. last oxpreserol his
slams thanks and his hope that the club would hare
a img raid prosperous oarmr.—Th• rlsotioo of °Man.
Wee defia ',reseeded with. Mn, floury Br =Akio was
soroolmously reelected President, lir. lien" Be..
ceenbs Vim-President, Mr. C T. Atkin, Hon- Sec.
lied the following were elected 63 the committee—
Mi. •dklas,
_Mr. E Newman. Mr. Plummer, and
Kr. ffs. W. Young.—lt we. then *triaged that this
lustisags, for which the President has offered a hand.
sem prise, should be held about the beginning of
November. We are asked to say that all members
who ebb to compete must 0.• in their names at
owe Is the mertitary. • very interesting competition
fie —Darla( the proceediags the Vice
who already h. protected ths club with •
•rd end set, klodly proudest-1 a Staunton's
=rook for MD general sae of the club.
AMU. Sonia AID " 80MAL " or run Dot-
Mums Rovsaa.—Thl. Naomi convivial gathering
I.l‘ pima at the Junction 111.1 on Tnureday .v...
is. 'The club, soder its popular Gristles, hit. Dgg.
eantbas matinee to h .1,1 a promimet position ammo
lb. Wyo. Mobs of this part of the country, both (;,
al numbers sad as regards the perforsnaaiono of
issobsre. Tk• Mayor (11. Dore*. Lg.).

filled the chair with hie sowsetwgeed gisaislity, and was
'lmpeded by Ur. Alienates Greg ry, Rm. H. Puget
It %Ikea. W. W. Welkitia .0. SM.). Mr. Payee,
.
Mr. 9. Ron*. &•. ; and Oa aio• chair w fills Iby
the eaptdis (%Ir. Dear onto). A-nong the nln 'soy
woo merel weliimpawn I cat as rinds. fi-et•r ate
s ipoo was pros ite I by Tho, Din •ni the ufao•t
•atief ottio es- ibren.- Oa tee r m cal of the il-th
the Cweirosan oe 1 the t ..et of "The Q 'en an I
the R ye! F whkh he .4,1 Lome t drink
like loyal Rovers. (Chore and natiaiCa: bon turs.)—
The next toast wee "The Army. Navy. and R memo
room," which we submitmil by Cm Chairman, who
said althosiffi the country was not engem, I In
• my late war, yet our officer, awl men were
being pia& is eileurnetanc • of ocreeldsrable diffi-
culty, and they were fill* 1 with c Di Noah, . anti ty
as to "oie oefe T. If, nontidered it wag • were fin i
thing f r them to •It or n from the Gti.• d liegiumots
yolunte-ring for mr•lce in the cruel corps in Egypt,
where they had to c Mod not oh a.aisat • enmerous
foe. but • vary had climate. (I leer. haw.) N. n'thor
Mock I ease of the brave Guardsmen would Gni it
more difiicult to sit on the camel. Lb en they did on
their fin. black ohargere. aughter ) With the
Longa. w-re 1 the Dam., of 4ergeant &yore.
C trporsi und C rp vat L•gs (of the M
—9 -roam lisrttes the died them f coupling his
name with the to.h.t. With r gad to what their
chairman had mid, if the 0 mooniest had sent out
en invitation to the voinot •er b•tt id the United
Kiegidom and &eke I th'nt la go out to Egypt, be did
▪ 4 think th t ova n the •wasii at of the camels would
have detested th. m Irmo g •in: out wed •Imering that
they were., 08 :Moe a holy .1 ma a. even the Life
0•1•-•1• Lb •tneet•ee. (Ap;datoe.)—Ourreval long, who
brit fly replied for the Nliiitia, coariiered that not
only w-re the /41110.1 a loner It of ma, but that
he was a very brigot as bight's.) —The
May rant propood '' The heal h of the Bishop anal
Clergy ••f the Dioc-s-, an! 11,4,er. ttf all Deoornine-
tion•." If. wa. sure they were all very pr •ud t see
,usiingst lit ne that eve .inglauch a w y rept-mobil!.
of too cloth. (Co.. al lie th melt lig lie un t• miry
t rak of the hi-hop. sal with rem ito tb. clog!,
both of the Church of E oleal and other .1-nomina-
tion.. •1, y h 4 coin to -p ak 4 tbwis ia the Ligheat
term. in Dorchee•-r. (Applame.) At any rye, no
ONO calif acCUee Von' of help; eh rshatri •-1. f .r he
believ--1 there war • more ch••rohe. ani chape'e 'heti in
soy other olace witu • /dupla numbr of ioh %hit& t's
its the U tel Ki •rn ; thereto.. be supt. 'ad •bm
o mist to consider themia-1••• •• ry II t.ll. IL •tid
lau.hterd—stong, "H.'. Gat' ea i," Mr. A..
Tee Rev H. l'uget R•tkos, who wee snit rewired,
sail it gave bins very great plesobe to be p sow, at
ooly to suppo•t hie worthy friend, the Mayor, WM
&hi biocaum be to .k a., interest ( ehich perhaps, tbs•
did not know) lathe Dorchnter R o'er*. (Appletten)
He would tell them the melon. Thirty-• him years
ago, before bicycle, were beard •if, or tricycle. either,
b. had • machine with, not two or three, but for
wheels, called a velocipede, and into that machine he
introduced seversl little inventiom of lais own in - rd. r
to go aloes the root more quickly and oaf ; and
-yen at that tins* • god speed could he aooompliehed.
Therefore, he thoimht he mid very well &monist.
himself with the Dorchester Rowers. (Applawe ) A.
regarded the toast, be thanked them for the a, sonar
in which they had received the toad, and for the
reamer in which it was always accepted at them
mooting. He only wattle, there were more of to.
oath present, for be thought it we. their privilege,
anti not their ante, to htip on anything that
conduoed towards the welfare of thom amocirst
whim they lived. The Mayor nett proposed
the toast of the *yeah:Da, "The I) .rcheeter Rovers,"
coupled with the name of Mr. Dunownbe, the
captain.—TL e toot wise drunk with enthusiasm sad
musical honouree—Sir. Dunn tmbe said he had very
much pleasure in respouling on behalf of a club in
which he took much intemet, and he WM! very
pleased to sew so many present, which was an (midtown
he we. not the only one who was intercotoi in it.
wellsre. He expressed on behalf of the ciao their
einem thanks to the Mayor foe his kindoese In pre-
siding over them, and for the manner In which he
had proposed the toast. (Appleton) He regretted
, souse well-known faoss were mimed by them—
members who from the oominencement had taken •
li tidy Interest in Use club. N w matcher, had taken
their places, but not In quite so large mumbles as
those who had fur varioos remise left, so that
uumerimilly the club wet not in quite el good •
positi in. But fiaancially he was glad to my they
wore out of debt anti out of Mager, and with •
lialsooti in head. (Cheered lie wished to ear their
rune bad not been as well attended a• be should like
to have men them, still they bad had very good
moitt, which would moms well with moot olube,
should like to always sets each meet, as they had at
Lb. strewherry parties. (L•militer.) After • few
remarks on the en) aymente of cycling, the captain
urged the members to put their shouldere to the
wheel, and then they wwild remake not only prism,
in Lhercheeter, but first in the math west of England
In point ot numbers. (Lou I applause )—Song: • 014
Timber Toes," Mr. W. R. Bawler.—The Ray. IL I'.
lialkee proposed the health of "The Claims's,"
which he Med them to drink with cordieitty and
eathosiaam. He should be very sorry to make the
Mayor blush, and if he were not present
he mii,ht any a great deed which he should
not like to any before hie face. The; had him there
that evening in • thre doil character, and it yr., b.
that um. be would wik them to r• cei v.. the Loess
Firm, ea an intimate friend id hie two f u;averd•
of 20 ',ore, en I a met •tocere frionti ; sec Joily, as
the honour*, %IA worthy Nlayor of D rulmeter, anti
most kind, polite, and imp atial ; ani Int, bat cot
loot, chairman of any meeting he wee mked to
attend. ( -tpplauge.) He was the beet form of the
finest botoentrated essence. (Loud laughter sod
chars for toe Mayor sad Maywood —The Mayor,
In noir, mid he felt if he were never pat to the
blush before be was in so ry clause pr V. it on
the prownt • ccnion. (lettuilst-o.) It ha Ito,. his
~isa I ftrtuo,on mom occasions eine., is hal filial the
' proud weal .11 of chi .•( nauietrote it thi• borough .0
hare hie health very warmly musk, hut never hs I it
lows more eulogatioally proposed, end he might my
tever more cr idly matured than, it hal bent on tee
uremia Imo ...inc, lie w.. very much *frail hie good
friend Mr. Ratko be I hew. • little ton lariats with
his (tie would mat •sy " • It genie ") exoreolotes
t tom Is him. (" No, no') Ho conli only mure
theta he amok el toe ti am heartily In leOl for the
Vann two., r in eltic I th y its 1 recite d the toast
of hi• health. oaring the time be pi it..., !layer he
rout I .sore them he had •n I avows • to zarry out
the dube, t th beet hie ability, n -only • Melly
hot iu or ry elabue in which he Is• I nom asked to
act. Thi• Ca' the fir t pd •w air, oas which
he bel bovi asked to at•-n 1 the .u,yer an.' earl tl f
the Dorchester Bomar ; teut whet he recomod the in-
vitation he ofa, very much :ak o with the
title, for there era, sow uhitig very jolly
about it, ile beliseti-d they tail all spirit
• Toy pleasant a maito, and for hie own
part he wadi my his expenteti itso bail been amoly
1111611,d. dtpplatiated He bed been in office long
euouub 1., fin.' out the Mayor wee salkd upon to eat
• great 01.01 more dinners an-1 closer. than be
believed Were absolutely necessary t t his ox:ologi,e—
flauchtlirl—,till he yr plemed t t attend whenever
he possibly otto.l. (Applause.) In conclusion the
Mayor thauke I them for the comoli neat they had
weld to Mrs. Dur tem—tong, The Ponier 11 mktg."
Mr. Goodwito —Toe Vioe-Chairroan proposed "Tim
H,,,,aph of phi, V,eip ar.," coupled with the name of
Alderman Gregorv.—Mr. Oratory, in reel?, character-
iced aycliog se a moot h althful ant capital toxemia*
He two plowed to me • . many young men of the
town taking part la it, sod although he himself could
not take pert he their rune he shod 1 be pleased to
Mouse an honorary MetniAle. The Health of the
Ladles," the " so Mr. W. R. Bawler, the
proposer, humonowly term I the members of LOS fair
sem woe the next toaat, and the lull.. tumid an able
' champion in Mr. Shelton, who responded in their
behalL—Duett, "The Larboard Watch," Mr. S.
Barnes and Mr. W. Wackier —"The Health of the
. Hoek,. • wee pro...mei in ep....:intira terms by the
Yam-Chairman. and Mr. 9. Baron replied on behalf
• of Mr.. Daum —" On, next Merry Meeting " brought
the toast bat to a eloop—CalAtul tangs were sung by
IliMerr. Lore, Taylor, sit oth-re, and throughout
the proosedinge wet* of • Moot COUTlTilliabar•Orair.