The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-30 00:00:00

DOROESI3IIIIR.

AeI"DATION. —An alliances PAO (Booth v.
Brashettl, which attracted some attention, was pertly
heard at the Beroagh Police-court on Moeday.—Mr.
Lock wowed for Us. applicant, and Mr. Weston for
del—endant. The rill is very young, said Mr. Lock
tagermied the mac:must,' that bad the Criminal lA.
Aseendstent Act been in faros when she alleged
eedwatioa took place, the defendant would have
rendered himself liable to its penalties.—The cam
lasted several hours, and was adjourned till nest
Monday.
Tin Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury on
the 3441% inst., Whitcburch Csoonionruin,
mmli-
toted the Rev. Richard Wskehun Stafford, ILA.,
to the ViCallyge of Whitehurch Cononicoruse, with the
adjacent Ohapelries 01 Stanton St.. Gabriel, Chideock
and Marabwood, Dorset, vacant by the death of the
Rev. Ser William Palmer, on the presentation of the
Crown for this tarn, by reason of the Lew vacancy of
the Sall of Seliebery.
Murr•ar Broom —By the kindness or their
newlyuppoiated Lieutenant, Mr. Daemon-Darner, Use
simesbere of the Dorchester Trocip of the Q.G.D.Y.
Cavalry had • very enjoyable afternoon on Thursday
lest, it Came Howe. They were invited by Limn.
Deweee•Deusee to take pert in • military tournament
sad sports, far whisk :woes were offered lc him.
Preview to the sports the troop was first entertaiscd
at lalleeitall at Came House, by Lieutenant Da es. in•
Dewar, wow( those present. Weide' the mini hoot,
being 0400'1 Houlten and Caetaie H. B. :
toe. After hut& Colonel Hanabro proposed ties
health of tbWr new lieutenant, sad aSpreg.ed the
thanks of the troop to him for his hoopitatity.
Vest was cordially receined.)—The sports prayed
envy subunits, and were keenly contested. A capital
a • was arraerred, including heads and post,
rilltrat the ring, and fencing, and two or three
hone rows. In the military sports Trooper Boddie
eras the princieoprwieser, and the howe races
wall wee by Roberti and Gerhart&
HOLT Temstrr sows Seamen. ars 801 MAT it
Lisre.—Cidebre•imi of the Holy Gommunion at
the 11 o'cleek service. Matins, 11 a.m.— Venite,
Untisia 164 ; Palm, Steiner 133. Croft 346, .44 we
it ;Rewedicite, adaptation from Miller is A; Jubilate,
King illl; foe anthem, Hymn la. St. Bernard:
Hymnlo, Maidstone,. Kyrie, Kew* in
sentenese, "Lit your light" (Ilookl
"Blows§ be" (bees). Rveneosg, 3 p.m.—Hymn
anorbert t Litany Maio. -arm 187, Korth
Conks (Church Hymns). Krewogg, ti. 116 p.m.- -
Rceseseee, Talus; Psalms, Aloe in E :MS.), Russell
Megisilest end None Dimittist
hid:ether's in D:
carbeet, "newt we beseech (Bowles):
1..1= Pht, Isepruisk Hymn 142. Dalkeith.
Book need. " The Cathedral Netter
eats;" " Book used, "Hymns Ancient
and Moders.—Rev. H. KTiltrlT, Rester; Mr. T. M.
liOwthlt. Drawl* end Choirmaster.
Clevectl Demos —The Rev. C. L. Law, under
she auspices of the Church Defence Society, delivered
one of the aeries of lectures he has been giving in
venom pow of the county, at the Town Hall cm
gictuedey evening. Notwithstanding the gnat Mew-
venison of the hour and the very unfavourable
Wete of the weather, there was good attendance.
Pilr. W. A. Basket presided, and on the platform
wore the Roe. H. Everett,
_Rev. T. Rumell-Wright,
• Lieut...Genend Henning, Mr, H. B. Middleton, Cap.
Win Ileateel, the Mayor, itc. —The Chairman °onside:ad
it a very great honour, as well as pleasure, in being
asked to tab* the emir on this occemcm
--we bowsaw is Wisp asked to web* in
way Whenever the oldest and most glorious
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