The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14 00:00:00

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V/MTKOHTE. I evidence for him. She MIS KM Pialpprifornby, sod sbe mid
, that on Baiurday lest, die hind the defendant. She was
—The of the medical ! hurrying to the station, and met defendant driving hut in the
HUI" OP 'Winlialrill. farVmenth of June is other direction. Mu hailed him, and asked him to tore hack,
°Meer of heath of tlds
rate haring been only and when he met . my. to wit hat to into the ay
and drive feet to the station. The boy most obligingly did this,
atemtheiniaredeill sithrof 17.7"1411,Eir pLvenj:latr
mm...e beat
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and he wee seek* !theut het.,,yee. phitemilorohy .ma
TIM SIUMNI. —Th n. the best ev ...ert on the e• th respectfully questioned by Hannay, with the view of showing
to hare od 'revision _ .
now numerous, and both Sands that defendant was out of his place when she hired him. and
nee. the former sprinkled thisorewared to be en -Mrs, FhlPPallombl haring retired.
aneepath liPiamelehildree, Lnlett liirtierly "with ladies and gonMeinan, the Pena, Mid the boy he had lisi a narrow escape from toeing
hls license, but the lady had spoken In favour of his Whig
alsothe
tdamf.tilong-FuNgam._on Nowitty e ....twee" maws:age that ha had COlOO off the stand. „and they would dismiss the ease But It wee elm
of the 75th Regiment was buried with miletary honours ,
at, lb. CeinetOZa The corporal had suffered from con- 1 , „wa SLUMMING SACO MOE&
.poon iind on Friday at the barracks infirmary. 1 441•4 ays, a married woman, who all she had anl Zy ,
'Major Wades:et. V.C., was in command of the funeral . come out 01 her mnaihruenti and who hod a little hag la
and the fine band of the 4-60th played the Dead I srlisf was fllilluonfil for using obtleire laegtage to Harriet
in Sant Frasepton, also a married woman. Opmplalnant Ihres at 7,
Ritql/M. go mg MUTH OF A DROISKAIUL—Wr. Tuszard, 14"-ftrwt, w"I defendant °Midis. ---Couleblossit said that
husband
of ow unfortunate woman who died from on June 30, she woo In her bed-room, and Mrs. Collier asked
drunkenness at the Bird in Hanel. has since died. Ile had herr lithe did not think such a person was • bully. COM-
plalnantzaldr
a l..shedeid ink ee. Mrs. Symms her, and
long been ins weakly state, and it is supposed the painful ...d con conduct, which she wee never guilty of,
circumstances of his wife's death hastened his end. Mr.
rueserits death was caused by confirmed disease of the and she thought Mrs apnea should be made to prose her
words for 'tem rarr hard for her to bear the disgrace of such
liver. He expired at his own house on Saturday night Ao.--. nuns person- Mee she ma Men firmer
Larit BOARD 111turryge.—Another meeting of the Local --"-- -,-,„.,„,„ft, end the two ,„ en, , • ----, ...„,,^l4lied,„.,,with
Board was called for Tuesday morning loot The DoluM7' el an unseemly character. We-Zrlvv.--the.om—to—ben.ra-r7-I'estns
Meyer. Mr. Alderman Milledge, was in attendance ; bat they draw upon themselves a quotation adapted from
there were not enough conneillore present to form a mime : _
quorum, and the meeting came to nothing; but this Was "Sic twa! el, do I lire to met?
of ism consequence, as all the important business had Sic famous two should dis
been Wastemeted at the meeting of the previous Saturday. An' names, like ' Allan 'rinarite.'
DIM itroeive--Thls Years regatta is to he held in the And fouler, e'en ;
third week of August, but, as the Royal Albert Yacht Club While ncebours there, wr laughin spite,
have not fixed the time for the Channel race from Month- Say : Neither's licin.'"
ma to Weymouth, our regatta committee cannot deride on As soon ma the break could he applied to their tongues, they
their days. The members for the borough, Mr. Heaney were Mopped, and hound down to keep the peace towards each
Edwards, and Sir Frederie Johnvtone, Bart., have other. -Here Ivan a difficulty : both husbands were abecot, and
generously headed the subscription list with 50 geniess ,there was Is. rd. each to pay —Blatant Chubb, • lodger.
cart. offered to be b,,,,,,,,i for Urs. Frxmrson ; but her husband by
and he appeared and became surety for her. -Mrs_ gyms,
after waning some time for her lord, who, she opined, wea out
pasting, was liberated on her own TOoOftlie•Mel.

--OiI.°NEC! Ixerncrlom or The srit D.R.V.—On
Wednesday evening this thriving corps assembled for
inspection by their Colonel and Adjutant. There were
present :—Colonel Mansel, ('apt and Adjutant Mount-
Batten, Capt. Arden, lion. Assistant Surgeon Lee, Sent
Crocker, Drill Instructor Barron. and 47 rank and flle.
Headed by the band the corps marched over the Back
water Bridge to Mr. Knight's field, where they were put
through company and battalion drill, skirmished with
blank cartridge, Le., performing ell their movements to
the satisfaction of the Colonel and Adjutant, who
irldrenned them in highly complimentary terms.
Coteeecturtne or Cintorra Citeacit.—lt is announced
that the consecration of this fine new church, so con-
veniently situate near the Railway station, will take
place on Thursday the Ord instant, at 11 o'clock, when
the sermon will be preached by the Bishop of Salisbury.
(.anon Miller, vicar of Greenwich. will Preach in the
evening. and on the Sunday following the preachers will
he the Dean of Carlisle, and the Rector. Rev. T. °maven
In thereat of the cherch • school is being built The
collections will be in aid of the Building Fund; but those
who are unable to attend are requested to send their non-
tributlons to the Rector of St 'llar-Ye, Rev. T. Greavee
I immure Waecti Roomer. —On Saturday night, while
Mr. Gibbs, pawnbroker, St. Mary street, was at business
with some pledgee he heard • smash at his window, in
which hung • number of witches and chains. He ran out,
accompanied by some customers, and found • great hole
In the window, a row of watches was displaced, and a
number of them on the bottom of the window, whirl was
In utter confusion. Two soldiers and • civilian were
arrested on charges of committing the robbery, and
examined before the borough magistrates on Monday
morning and were remanded till Saturday next Three
or four watches (gold and silver) and several chains, were
produced as pert of the goods stolen, but • gold watch Ls
dill missing. Mr. Gibbs identified the property, and •
young man named Brine the two soldier.it seems that
a number of soldiers had been idling about the shop that
night, and the robbery was well-planned, as there were •
great many marines ashore, and the police might be
gated to have considerable trouble in pitching upon the
PUIXTICLL DRAMATIC PIRPOIL3I VICK —The 4-00th R4=l
Rides being about to leave the neighbourhood, the C-
et-Andex Dramatic Glob under the management of Cut.
J. H. H. Croft and Lieut A. Grenville Begot. 'gives
dramatic entertainment at the theatre on Tuesday even-
ing last The notice being rather short, the attendance
wee not ro good as the club deserved. The first piece was
Mr. T. W. Robertson's great play of "Cute," and the
following amateurs appeared :—/lon. Georze D'Almy,
Sergt. George. Cox ; Captain Hantree, Pte, T. Stephenson':
Mr. &rim (chairman of the Harmonic Unions), Provost
Merit J. W. Bete_y ; Samuel Gerridge (gee fitter), Col.-
Rent T. Boyce; Dixon (servant to D'Alroy), Corp]. W.
Sheets; the Marquise de St. Maur. Mrs. Percy; Polly,
Km ; Nether, Miss N. Sutherland. The performers
eis,
acted their parts very well, Send. Cox, Provost
, and CoL-Sergt. Boyce being particularly
As to the ladies, they were all far beyond the
usual run of lady amateurs, and their representations
were given with spirit, taste, and correctness that made
listening to them to be • genuine treat, and they were all
heartily applauded. Next rams • mounted combat
between Staff-Sergeant Instructor McKenzie and Sergt.
Allen, and this was a most &reusing affair. Merit Rumen
sang a capital song, "God bless our Sailor Prince." and
was much applied. The performance concluded with
the laughable farce of "Two Heads are better than One."
with the following cad :—Mr. Strange. Bard, C. P. Allen:
Mr. Maxwelton. Provost Merit. J. W. Haley: Sammy
Maxwelton, Col. Sergi. K Royce: Charles Conquest,
CorpL W. Shening ; Ellen Strange, Mrs. Borer. The
muse performers distinguished themselves as in the first
piece, the farce went smartly, and the audience were
sent home in roars of laughter. Our military friends,
especially the ladles, have been • great acquisition to the
dramatic power of the neighbourhood; during their stay.
great treats have been afforded to pIAY-coenk and all
Lovers of the sick and buskin will note their approaching
departure with regret
Calcium —Weymouth Atkins, y. Regal A Hillery. —A
match was played between the two cricket elevens, on the
mound of the former, on Wednesday last The following
were the score,:—

BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE— SOCIETY.
The meeting of the Weymouth anx:Riary of this
Catholic society was held at the National School-rocmis,
St. Mary's. Melcombe Regis, on Monday evening lut.
The Rev. T. Greases. rector. was in the chair.
The hymn "Let there be light" was sung, and the Rev.
Mr. 'hurchill opened the meeting with prayer.
The Rey. (itstness said it was not necooary for him,
after prodding so many years at their Bible meeting to
°spryer, again his sympathy with the cause, and it was very
unlikely he should be able to my anything new or striking.
The society had now existed for three snore years and ten,
and during that time it had circulated more than threescore
and ten millions of copies of the Word of God. All must
rejoice that after threesome and ten years of labour, the
society holds fast the principles on which it was
established—even more and more holds fast the principles
for which it was called into being. What a mercy it was
that in these times of strife and divisions, Christian men
have this great centre and rallying point, end, and aim
the circulation of the Book in which we have • common
faith, and for which we have a common love. And if
Infidelity and Popery are coming in like • flood, what a
blessing it is that this society is • protest against supersti-
tion on the one hand and scepticism on the other—that in
It we could see the blessed fulfilment of the promise
"When the enemy corneth in like a flood, the Spirit of the
Lord shill lift up • standard aposinst him—(hear.) He
would now only read the financial statement
The statement was as follows :

& d.
Balance or laet account .. 0 18 I
Collection M annual meeting .. 8 0
Collection at 'Lacombe ilegis ch—drch . .. 18 9
Abb.:Asbury free contributko • 30 13
Onlleetket at Radipole meeting 0 17
Mies Ethel Ellot's box .. .. 1 0
Chlcksrel tree contribution • • • 7 7
Langton Herring wilecUon • 1
(Mies' Assomtion, free contribution 11 0
Preston
Sake it depodtory to 25th Jane • 57 7
Subscriptions as per list.. 10
Uperey Asincietion, free contribution 18 10
Uperoy Amociation, purchase account .. 3 2

219 1 4

PATNISTIL

d.
Erpenses annual meeti .. 0 2 6
Espouses of meeting, A and Portland .. 2 4 1
Expenses of sales at depositories . 12 13 0
ItetoltAed to Parent Society, purchase account 64 10 0
„ on free account ..127 18 0
„ by Pprey Association, fres accoun.t .. 18 10 0
„ by epwey purchase amount .21 2 9

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