The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-30 00:00:00

WZYKOITTE.

The Gm PEICHA DEPOT optte the Market-
hall. Weymouth, is the onlT3Flatesi ment of R. and
J. Ricca in the County of
ARTILLOIT Royel Artillery will be
strengthened by about X) reserve men, who will thus
raise them to full war st
SPILIAL Sunman wererestd on Good [Friday in the
various churches, the preachers and other arrangements
lor Lent and Zest*, being too voluminous to publob in
a newspaper paragraph, they appeared in circulari freely
distributed. . .

IZiTOULID AND TIM NANT. —The Cloaeteuard
have received warning to hold themselves in readiness to
join KM ships of war at an hones notice, and some of
them in this district had orders to leave on Wednesday
Cilthl for Plymouth, to go on hoard H M. 13 Prince Albert.
DORART INDUSTRIAL FAXIIIIIITION.—Amaas the work in
preparation we have men some inlaid desks end work-
Imam. partly made of the wood from the Forget, and
adorned on the outside with ships, steamers, yachts, the
Shambles lightship, inlaid in veneer, sad making allege-
tire IND nictureo:_ .

The -itS-17[1—MONDAV HOLIDAY. —The weather being
delightfully this. large numbers of visitors poured is from
the coun.ry by the traina including an excursion from
Yeovil. The spirited Weymouth not Portland steamer
Co. (Corns and Oa) were wall patronised, for their early
Lulworth trip, their special excuraion H.IL troinin•
ship Bososwen, and the trips to sod from Portland, whi-a
were most agreeable, and delightful changes for our
country cousins. As to the railway traim they were
iimply crowded. and early in the afternoon a platform
101 l had to be left behind ist Rodwell to be fetched by •
illadai train.
Sinnott° Hewn—Medea.: Liberty, Scott, Sea, nil;
°TOMS, Filcher, J rosy, seneral; Teresa, HAW. London,
m owe : Ocean LeAy, Paul, Loudon, minor.; Hero,
Wand, Swansea, coal; &allower, R. 04, Sas, oysters;
Tgrtar, Sperling, Sea, oysters : Test, Drake, Bea. oysters;
Charlotte. Denman, Loudon, Micah. ; Mermaid.
Lallasurier, llontrose. potatoes; Robert and Hannah,
Foray. Montrose potato..: Learn Orients,, Williams.
Sonderland. coal ; Rarbue, Bertrand. Rs•flenr, potatoes;
Aquila, Palle, Japer, geomaL—.,eslisms Henrietta.
Cawthorn, Southampton, manure; eygena, Miter,
Jersey, general; Fanny, Moore. Portsmouth. Government
store.: Liberty. Stott, Fishing. nil; Aquila, Painter.
Jere-y, geteraL _

Sinewy Nrsovcrearse.—The south-what corner Cl St.
Th.onas and St. Alben's streets bag lately been greatly
improved. It was formerly a doll. heavy place, sad the
turning vu very awkward. But the alteration Wooly
carried out acefrdins to the plan of Mr. & Sfieltsen In-
cluded the insertion of • light, open front, with plenty of
glean the corner has been taken assay. the house being
supported in that part be • rolled iron beam in mak
owed front, while a good wide entrants makes the elem
our of homes. Mr Whittle. wbo be. thaw opened a
bright, freeh-looking sattarhoose and confeetionery
establishment, loaves his former promisee to Mr A.
Nolan whose Yary-street boom they adjoin, and Kr
Dennis is busy oonvertlng these two houses Into one kale
business establishment, the work being dome by
Inns*. _ _

IfOLT TRINITY Vassar—Ti. Easter Monday vestry
meeting was • goat one the yaw it was holden at noon
In the vestry room, the Rev. J. D. Addison presiding.
supported by Maim Harry Wheeler, T. Snook, lief,
Thbeltse, Attlee, dic.. and the Rev.—Peyton, chaplain of
BOOCAWIIIL—TIsa chairman monminated Mr. H.
Wheeler as bbi church...den. with thanks to him for
his Ninlide during the past. On the proposition of Kr.
resty, seconded by Mr. W. K. Thaelton, Kr. T. Snook
was reappointed parish churchwarden for the ensuing
rear.—A &limitary eonverestiou took place respecting the
Pro enlargement of the church. and tram Use remarks
of trirdirar, it appeared the friends at Holy Trinity are sot
In a more forward position now than when the matter WY
mooted 10 years ago. Ws ham also heard that some of
the old rhumb-goers ham • disposition to "rest and be
thankful". The vicar seemed to fear whatever alteration
takes Mem, it would sever add to the architectural beauty
of the present emits,.; but this he did not trouble about,
as his only wish was to get • place where he could preach
the gospeL—Kr. Thimiton remarked there had been com-
plaint" for the Lea two or three yams, se to the church
hang cold daring the winter months; but Kr. Snook
replied that it had been better last year than in previous
ena The most aopropriate time far holding the choral
services was talked over; but no alteration was reade,—
The weary recorded the usual hearty votes of thank•
Ornaitzragsmkis. —On Tuesday, before Mr. James
Haberman, Kr. B. Hopkins. and Mr. T. Abbott,
Mangos Simemewle wan charged with drunkanner.—P.O.
Delainont proved Um aim and defendant wee fined the
drunkard's crown, and mak or he was to go to
for seven days Defendantbested bard for credirata d
they allowed him till next Saturday.—Overpe Masi, •
poor feehlwaiinded street-sweeper, was brought up by
P.C. Bartlett, for being drunk, while sweeping the
streets. The constable found him in • drunken state,
trying to sweep. but Jeered at by the boys, at whore he
was l using very bad language, and declaring
the, is=l to so, that he didn't know what he was
about —Sant Vickery thought ewes very wrong fur
to give this poor fellow drink; he WY sweeperreOr la
econtractor who ought not to send mob • man to
the town. There had been complaints about the dirty
state of the etreista. —Prisoner, who bad been put in the
mils to keep Mut safely. was lined ss. or sevalis
Imprisonment in default. --Clare Iktimei, • fallen girl
was summoned for obstructing the footway. —Our
constable, Rim wee scandalised at seeing the homey
standing in the streets, drunk. with • lot of ma around
her. Army Reserme", they were mid Supt. Vickery.—
The eri did sot wpm; and rib sentemoad to 14 days'
bard Üboug _

MI MALTZ EXTOLS Anizsre. —The leatendem ca Lase
Moods
_y bad as evealacaf tor their own sistoyabie fashion
at the Seto poranott-Italt Past whore WNW patronised
their own friendly sselety, the and had a
good cop; or perhaps mare than tle, of she
stimulant allowed by Wars of akelial. &Mal Intoreensee
Ins of coons the beg pert of the early prese and
the yams people of either sox trapromf the In
the way "they all do it." so that we may egged in doe
time a goodly amber of isolootalere willfloga. After
tea the chair warn talon by Mr. D. Omer& and various
soap were renamed and rent ...sad reellatiwes Orem.
not with a sprialdieg of an. perfennamma Mr.
Randall and Mies Gifford le Saved an sin mato
instrumeat by torso. Its'im °P"..4 It=rsim"a
s
an inetrumental duet " &Wk peasrf to
metal style. Tlui 'dimwits, was this the order of the
eaMrtainatent4—&ing. "Bay of Diseay." Mr. & Wanes;
reed Mi. " The !tensions smite Reiti.tinei A. *olden ;
MP &ale Tomkint; me. uTM Two
" Mr. Waring: being sewered 111r.frarg
?Ist "ml Two Redo r doer . . The
" Kr. A. and Mies Rand.ll Mee " Ths
. Gdilogbam. Part if. Plane ago. lon
Mrs Giford ; reeitatioa, 1110 Redoes: no% I
"Mem tie lirera. Kr. Do% soaf,:ati,e.
Kiss Randall "Tb• w T t.
Yr. Waring. Moderation
Mews. H. t sod A. Randell : duet. 'List in lA*
Cos"tat %la." Mr. A. and Minn R annil ; MAMA KW
AbhOl towkleaddy McGee." Mr. Waring ; Mationea
flAglom wegmeggh" Mat of Raaaini.l.loOdnii
es ktt.larsaims. IMO vel Meal