The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-14 00:00:00

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PEIMAST Bsoorisa.—Tbe late harvest and the
hes mine have interfered with the sport, and in many
districts there lea scarcity of binds.

DLlTlstli.- -It will.be attn by an announcement of
ear advertising on.umna that Mr. W alike.% ol 91.
Harisy-street, London, visits Dorchester every altar-
sato tiatarday, bia oonsalti,,g rooms being at Mr.
Lockatt's, 1, torLhill, borebeaisr.

CAltAnt H. Bitovrisr, or "Gunner "
Browne as he is popularly called, has been ordered
from Natal to take upa Hone Artillery appointment at
Dorchester, in the room of Captain Wing, promoted.
—t Riled Service GesSl4.

MartAar ituvot Off A. —On Tuesalay m,rning 34
am (including en officer) of the 7501 mai ZIO:h torsi-
gagem sgmloned at Weymouth arrived et Dorchester
sad took possession of the new barracks. The rtst of
Wm men mess up on Wednesday, the tbtb inst.

&Ls nr Dozen HORX Sneer. —M r. J. T. Einar
insonaos• the male on Tuesday (to-day) f the late Mr.
J. A. finnik's valuable Book of Dorset sheep at Brad-
ford. Two pedigree Devon coWS, agricultural imphi-
manta, 80., will be brought to tbe hammer, besides
lie duck, which isolodee a thousand sheep sod Lambe.

Houtz rou LIMA The hibiyor (A. Pope,
is announced to preside at the Town Hall, on
the 16th, when the story of the little boys sheltered at
the home near Farnirighain. Kent, will be told, and
Illustrated with dissolving views. The home takes in
300 homeless little boys from all part. of the kingdom,
and the story is sure to be deeply interesting.

Tits !firm or Novaisss. -The ittee of the
/reworks and torchlight demonstration had a meeting
ea Monday evening, and we Iwo the organisation
will, it that can be posaible, be even au improvement
en the previous years', although that lam been
g rod that in place f the former riotous and tern'',
kb. proceedings, the young spirits of the town have
been drawn outside with their displays of flame And
smoke. It was d.cided to have the usual torchlight
pretiwei•at on the Protest ,nt anniversary, and Mr.
leper, who is already wall•known as a toroh.maker,
ihrimised to make good flare-ups. When the old-
outbursts are remembered, it will be
mineliMsd that it is good to organise and cent ol the
e=iand sparkling, and keep the fun sway from
t might neceritate the oalling-ont of the firs
brigade. Kverybody disliked the old style, when
*see wan first an outlay for squib. and Naar's, then
eellielose with the pnescrers of order, perhaps smash-
Wel the Tows Hall windows, sad other lively
. with the mud sequence—a number of young
Oaken summoned and a subemiptiou to pay the Ones.
How nsii Weer, then, to pay a trifle all rotted for
es eveuinee amweemeat, and an affective Mayday at
IN spirit itimei &dares
see so reason
Why Gunpowder Trews
Shoed ever be forgot."
The number of the oommittee is extended from 12 to
St, and several young gentlemen are on it, who will
he guarantees that the affair stall be carried out in
proper style. Mr. L. Robinson and Mr. Frost, jun.
me the secretary and treasurer, and under such
samegement the affair is sure to be anocessinl, while
the enlargement of the committee will ensure
howeseed supervision over outsiders. it will be
seesemberecl that last year the Walla was banded
swat be the Dorset County Hospital.