The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02 00:00:00

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DORCHESTER.
MILITARY APPOINTIIMIT. —34) h roet—g.ec ind Lieut.
c. A. S. 111.integomery to be tit., vice C. H.
William., deeees,d.
Tx GR‘IIMAR ScHOOL. —Th. extensive elteratims
f the Grammer Sehml in Routh-attest, were
commence.l this week. Me ...rib thvi. and - on. builder.,
am the coit:act-ro, an lit is expect, I the writ will be
completeliu &little over tWeIVJUIOIth, at a eat of
rather more than E. 5000.
IMaturr Comm HosPir.ti..—The Ifousl Samoan
desires to acknowledge, with t'tanks, th receipt of
vegetahlee and fruit fur the use the patients front
mi.. I.:. W. Williams, Mr. 'l'. J. fli4iop, m I Mn.
Stephen Gordon, and •b. of flow.ni from tha Rev.
Steer. of :in.-

partook of a capital tea at the house of the Lead
gar letter, Mr. Mills, the catering b deg kindly Int ler-
taken by Mr... Mills. Attar tea. the °retain.; vra.esp .lit in
&convivial manner, • number of sings, with a recithViia
haying been givea. At ten 'clock the club+ left
Misterne, and accomplished the journey to the:r ,
respective homes in safety.
CAT-ZGORICAL Eccitxrutcrrtr.a.—A Dorchest r cur.
respondent writes :—" It is highly interesting t • hote
the extraor linary instances of innate toaasoity at times
diaplayed by animals of th,• i-called I 'wee ordeis.
The anecdotal list of canine exploits ha. filled twiny a ;
ponderous tome, but po r " pussy " iii uften loft in the '
shade, although, I imagine, were all the strante fe ste
at times performed by the genus fens rec.,r.le I, the -
world would be • trifle startled by their leo ning inex-
plicable chevacter. I hap; on te know a certain house
In Dorshestsr, the occupier of whi h own. a beautiful
"Tom;" tbie highly lute li.:ent and intere-tiug creature
Is not only in the habit of raisi g the latch of the door
by means of his paw, when he &sires ingress or egress;
bat last week he was observed by several persons in
divers occasions to proceed deliberately up to the
water-tap, and, with his dexter paw deftly turn on
the desired flow of aqua pure' and, havi g thus unoi 'est
and independently quenched his thirst, he as inethodi-
cslly walked sib int hie This wants I.u,king
afttr. The Water Campahy pr wiles water for the
ratepayers, but whether a supply for all and every of
the tour-footed generation is included in the contract
remains an open question. Foline sagacity in .y be
strong, but in this c sse a /rainy of a vory
kind must have at toated a c it th it will fesrl.iisly fa-e
falling stream of water. slur correep .wient :rarely
adds " I can vouch for t is lesiva eta oaueuts." We hope •

THE DORSETSMI RE REGIMENT.
Tba following appointments were gazetted on Teter
day :—rbe Dorset'Mre Regiment.—To
—dajor and Brevet lAent.-Col. J. W. Heigh*, and
Maier J. G. Smyth. T. be klajore—Gapt. and Brevet
Lk.ut..ca. M. W. L Cosset, Capt. and Brevet Ma) r
A- G. Wye's, Capt.. W. P. Horinett, W. E. Wilkin-
son, H. R. Young, R. MIL C. D. liarnyer (vice Brevet
Major A. G. Wynem. seconded Cr service on the staff).
A. G. W. Aare, vice C. D. liartn-ir, seconded for
service sa an adjutant of auxiliary forces.

The Modal is the pea' HA
L4lllo4llllll4.—Cuse 1.
I.—T.) the l‘bourir Who *hail hoe brought no and
rudutalurd th 4 groatest u.rnr of loilltion•C' children'
with the tenet r°ooc tvet of liar •e'dal relief, and who has
retains 1 • anal enaira. tor. —J eon], Wheolor, 10 children,
all litiog. no 1.-11.. f hi-. a, 110..... r,
—To tilt, Is', ova- who h thsv rti..l tho groateet
noolhor of y. 4•in nu u t *dna fora, or
with the pattut ina.ter r .n.l t aliii Iron, and
ra. rot di. t g c .Ct -r.—fn •0 4 8EW.011'...
M-
shall h t‘e u.,ke 1 ape* tbo so.
II
3 —To tho lehour,r, not
x4O o 4 50 v"'ie Of "°' who
51 V"ar. 1" "41".1 Intro% . iroun Stetniert,
(Arm the or-.test
numb r yeas to 34.1ect $4. 4.n. ho bac
Anal oh .racto-.—.1..1in II t •lic.a. 34 ytars ° s°"'"' ;
.et r, Mr. 111. Seth.

T..
,-....r.. ...aims.
4- ro rtie Ista. u a„ „L.. ee • 33
&IMMO DRAT& -On Tuesday a Wan llanuhl year.. ( rze, wit .. ~a.
..di - ; lv". --oleetx,.°e't .I..ntbr Robewts, age' 45, who hail been in the e.lllVoy of .4 3.30. in eer•C-•,1 et 1147: Wtherit;:ittl,':,a'r'lll.. or with Mat:
Mr. Frisby. boa *maker, went to Weyno..nth, and lame neutre or nestray and tyefr e ,hl--n. end who, h a
returned about nins. He had 114 supper aid went retainel aso • I character.- Nita .1,:..ua, ISt ea" 6 months;
to SM. On the following morninz 11.1 was fond °'." K'. T., Mr. J. T. It riper, ,63.
demi in his bal. Dr. Dty sera s •nt for. and on his 1, •-..T.. tio. in rit.,erysta t •,‘ 3 metal, r 14. hi. wii ,w, wit,.
tvau
~, ?le ;peat •a• nniutk-w of ea.* in sue -elision with
kid gave his opinion that thr cati-e of oleath wis 2
~,i
~..,,, • :.1., r or .n......,..1 Awe ebildreo. with s.
heart disease. lie had been ailin4 for e.,me tio., r.e Pr.-VS..l.r Da meet,. is years 6 months ;
poet. ani an inquest was -1.-emol uourcesolry. no•cer, Mr. J. II ,:pot, LI,
GARDEN PARTY.-eoptaill :.134 Mrs. Frith gave a 7 -T-• the won os• ...... ot 0. , ....allow or his widow,
garden Party in the prison grounds on M unity. There woo h•ar, livedi iha sre 404 nit,, er ef 3-earl In eaccemioo
was a large attends...A., and the mude wretw..vided by with the ',in" mail-. or !write, ~ aoi ill it. clad 'ran, with
the hand of the it d Ilattali in I tor-et ile,ritnent I,l;:iitc,,W.-Coullau lza ,Os y. eta; mart *r. Mr.
(Militia), under Drum-Mai u. Lucas. .1in0i...; those S. -T.: 'l7::* 4:,:'•
'bug 30 years of
waken% were :-Mr. and Nli.. Brymw, lir. 'iii Mir. .g...
of .
wer..1111,11.11.14,1.Virt, no".
il, e,71a., has lived the
Thornton, Mr. Douglas TIIIIritI/11. Mr. :IA M-e. orcok lit MI 111, rof yea-a in W our ~...;012 wit', the same
Mi4dlet 'ii, General and Mita Wrny 4.1, Mrs. ant the ni ...t :r or mkt, --" rol dri, with • go Al
Meta Misr k 4 roe Willis:us, General, Mrs. and Mies cli kra •...r. -Am +a
i 1.,.11. chi A
Read, 17 ye.,:a 3 tumths; master,
Holmes. the Officers itoyal Ifor.e Artillery, the Mr. ileary 111-'.. XL
Officers Dorset Regiment aud Dciel., C.tigniii, NI.R., 9.- l'u the w el,ata (-oarri...l .or single) servant of a
MA Mial %tassel, 0 kptain sad Mrs. Oyu. at Maid. 0n.e,...,ihr.„.• ..wr t. 1.1 1. ilea,. who ,I,La: h.,.....,5.0l th reat wt
and Mr.. Clarkson, V.ipt kin and Mrs. Nl.,tisi ~. a1,,j.,.. ...Ida the .at•.nar4 1:411(.7,7ii'• ..trro'dttl.Zeitraelhli4;eirnm, who
and Mrs. Harmer, Mr. off.l VITI Ml.-coI Ile lit /MO. &c. h,. -11 l .1,, t-4 tr.,' 'note ,S,'.,a ~., ...1 , barmier, and if
THE New PENNI' rITAlit. —Th.. ~w 4,-.1., av4lelde i.,a ii In • hr night tip ior I-114111,0 in a 'wirer& le
for postage cr receipt are 1111 W being i-.3tel. Toe oo.nti L.... 4 I. •.: he ,•r, an :It li t VII, t,/ eo ow, • , Vi. 1.4
OthinarY reCel;.t Ravi p:io.ce issta.:o :aro -Ii I avail. Ni'. 0 c ..1 it it so re d a -11*, ,sa We .1 :I-1 roars 13 weeks
ableeither forreceipt ir p euia !e, and twill lies one 'hoe Sri*, .: ut ,rter.. Mr. Thew .a ll,ri.n n . V..'
-I . • .... -i a 0 . u. i• 1 la It •X• •Aine 50
before they are f Illy t tpo r .e. lel. .1 he tie w etan gold! re ... ~ 10 ~, . ho snail
in a notable respect frm . tit...ordinary :,--nn tr y sla.p. It • L s'.. w ~.,'.......7t,»Agn.te w nu n lTt-uinat
a!'.:,,V•;'r..fhly‘tar'ib w
rin..wlereation
will be observed that it La. 1,..t tbo I Itom in tlO firm 0 pon the A OLIO f are, or .. It :th ...MI, ni.oter or oliscr. sa
corners as long fun'', m Vie i.lior et 011ie,. These al ith i 0.11.1-0-.. oh .. a. •• 0, • , . Ili a time a ist•-usd r
were intr winced with Ow a,- Ject of p. eve tiro; fraud gOl ..!..act,:r. n) l, titarned ha •hr .tig .• up her ch 1 :ten
on the part of persona .11.3......1 to take the trouble to 'm 't ,-rti e..abl.. mam r. And 3•,b en te tiy stall tou s
make up • new sta:up by anthill 'if tho el an part. . ti
,111 •-it to o- rt Iv! el F.l .• 1 on sr. to dn.-Emma
of old MUM In mu rh erre cl--t• cam* w ..i c wtain on i 11...,.,3: ul....fTiarumll y ters,K r! rn. all living, nk relief ;
1141 r...:., V.
reference ho the Irtters. I , p:.act•c ~ h..wer.r, it la. • I". . •
been fund that thi• riethd is s:arcrly I..orth th-3 I LAMB Reatuso.
rouble en:ailsd. and the sta,uo .4, V 1 la 414 .11' ito 1 Tot' e ..f.ep%-• 1 r'' n 14 .11 ror tte 'greatest numbar of
BICTCL* MIIIZT.-On Wadi). Welt . at •rt of tl • ! I-1:11 • 111 MO, ..1. 11 t . Vie elm -.lf e.t.a pot to tea ram
Doretielkfer,Yeaflril, MIMI Sheib wne Muhl :wit plae3 at (w. , '111... I red I c.. ,(OW a het ve n ',truing to the 1.4121 to
Minterne. the affair having been org iniz-..1 by hi... . ti, Veil 0 Mir. ti" i ...i ot one .-ea to be .oust to to:1106s
Yekvil Club. Owim, to the throttening ,trto of the .0! lwohnito.) 3u of an e•teleaheel both 1i ck of 6.40.14,
• who 4 e 11. ......1 2. ••.•••., e mist -t,O .; ..f a t i... 1 Vlllll6OO, •1111•,1
weather , many were p revent fin tn ed o ......,.b n
.;
11 ,a 1 here o ..a lit mat on t.e 2,13. of M .1- IFitil. or wild
wonli Otherwis, hove lines., s . e.ouit.t.o..tly ilk.: meet . b (... ihrt tmu to .., ... e ~...-J -hi, D 'au it; 'auto',
writ not so large as wry. expe II .ar.,..er, I Mr. W. ti. Do wi, roel 1.11.(.1 loath, Wain 913 ores, lost 11z‘ed. ft w t..,
• very Vetaant gathering. 'rhe bicycl'ata arrive-I at I ate.. As.
Mineeree shortly
.after seven o'clock, and at right ;
. . .

iIIATCIIIXU.

Ti the lab:veer, not ex re -.0 :no ,rald of a thaterr,
'.lu 41..6 ,‘• don° ti.e tuat,t.in: u. n a tatm tor thd
peri..J, to on. pon'.4 r
orgd Trnvis. 6 pars j mAy hs ; mayor, Mr. W.
S. Hal', £2.

raizirs roa CATTLE.
P otent A by the till of of D eser, John Batten,
t i the owner of to i**t liii, obey° tw yeas old. —Lk
.C 3 Mr. W. Bab, Fryer, Lyt:het: Mbuder ; 2ad, £2, Mr.
11 W. AL', at rI.
Pres nte.l by t II W. 11. B. Portman. )I.P ,to the
nw..er fthob.4luU.ofsto ~rce4. outer two yo .irs old.
1:2 T. It.. iron! :2 1. £2, Mr. IL W. Abbot
Prasetood by too 31 iyor of Do cueotnr. Will tin Florae;
Eq., to t'm urn.; 'he I.roeder of the best Devoe
.1 drr co.-1., /I. Mr. W. It I s Fr,er ; LA Mr.
111.y.0, C ogee, Fr non; 1.. c. M. Thome, Click ; Mr.
It. Kayo and Mr. T. C ok, su.pondal.
Presented by the pr. si lent or the mciety, Albert B ashes,
Req., .0 the owner, 'en: the ',reader. of trie '°'.,t Hersh/id
o .w.-I,t, £3, Executors of Mr. W. Chileitt,
Oeetneten.
Preerntil by the E of reuniter, to the owner, being
th r.! of the best shorthorn dairy cow.—lot, £3,
or IL W. Al. i
Pr A by G P tt Rivers, to the owner, bales
Co I rd r. of the 6,1 fumy of heifer+, of soy bred, above
two ,o 1 i 11111-r tire • y art of err.-lil, £3, Mr. W.
RI,, F yet ; 2n I. £2 31rTnomas K li,ueay.
Pro...ft ai by D:. Ri* t II tne own .r, b•lng
the breeder, ot toe be.t it (ho tor., of any breed, under
tov y. re f a:e..-1-t, .C 3 B. W. R vacs Fryer; Sad. £2.
and h. c..., Mr. IT. En o, D ,re'reoter.
Suncr. —Cum 3.
To the owner of the b:A Dorset rion.—A W. S.
To the owner of the WA S 'nth lown tam.—X2, Beni
V mital.
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be can.
n- h --
To
htlia owner of the but stio.t.woolle I r .m, otherw.s, I
Sol's' NATIONAL SCH mi. :4CIENCE eel) tor CLASSYN.
--At the receet examinations hell by tip. Science and rob7•l•ervint:rr LiSi.t“:olvtole'astn.u-eh..y2ein, 11:‘,11,1tVr,":1,1%,.._.E2.
-ye .. -o 'd S oith.lown rain.
Art Department. South Bernd:l4ton, the foilowing W. S. lioti. . 1
satisfactory results have beon obtakerl by thee. Ttie on ute- of the i ~1 , o
chores :-Art-Day 50h...A.-Freehand drawing, 14
a. air oI) it.. t f4ill
-tf.2,*tii!... IP,w'n'ter : (the ' 0.• • n -yea--ol I s'i rt., 0n.dr,0.„
I,ts ,th us horned or So tIl ow -,e2. .w. a mgr.
J. (I grade. Excellent ; W. O. Com ' et'. J. H. W. ble an 1
0...ic e,t,il' of trio i i : la:alos.-
J. Winzu. Good: r . Green, J. C.Oeuld, V. Garvey, 7'.
S. Holey, A. Pearse, A. jackm in. W. nop.r, A.
• • s,'
E 1 . W. S. Hull.
Thorne, A. Wallis, and G. eVitliame-Ge emery. les it oweer of the Is it elle of Seuted wn rain 'tubs.
Exc.:lent : A. Banks, A. F. Dihlien. H. G. -El. Ni . wry.
Deitch:lrides, F. Ford, E. W. Guy, and A. ally. T u t'o. own r•f lh . 10, t ra'r. f .het twe It I r.. 0. I
Good :A. Barrett, W. Itart'ett, 'l'. Cerdee, C. Coe/Aril, ot "it sin then h end iO-S . 4 •.1.•11.--.1:1 G. W. II.; titer'
F. Drake J. T. Frith. F. Green. G. Greening. J. C. 1 l'r• a neea he in. Lo d A uu..l, iis to ho,, „,.,.. teen, the
Gould, C. W. King, H. G. heater, W. Nee. T. Rogers.
.r 3. :Le, of iiis twit Iwo y D newt 1u11...a:A .01 E•es.-
W. C. :theme sue J. 'rittevington.-M 'del Draw. pe„rte3 I•4,iclfee ,
lug. Good: A. E. I)ibben and F. Ford. (In addition b 'log the !madder, eft tli..e°.;!.r..t tE q.. M.P.. to
"..
°wn't.
to the foregoing IV pawns were marked as being two a este .4.1.-lii. x3...,i21.17.).%11..01'17:11''' una."
.. Satisfemory.")-2od Grade - Freehand Drawing.
thrireenue-adlari. by f
tWtelnie,ll...ilt•lnijutes•inigeete,..„o,llklhd• nuitin.ii•;,..leinial
e.iwee ot 1. roles
Good: C. Spicer and S. E. Du lileridlse.-2nd Grade-
Model Drevieleg. God : A. Ye',.-Evening Sciermle
i!clall. T. 2. . . G. eV. Ho nor.
f lassea-The following parsed in M-thematic. :
A. IC. Stickland.-Agrieulture. 2i.d Clair :A. C. own; 11.'in't it.re 1"."°44 N. Muldleton. Eq., to the
Coffin, A. E. Stickle; ti. W. Chrirt idler, A. Yee, e e,,,i, tenor.
h .iefy a*: bras
sti tri-.2l.:ti,i.iilevtoiel'.l.t.
W. ii
i;I:el tu-Srritive' do
S. Dudderidge, W. W. N. Lbs. ant S. Barnes. lit years ohl.-10, XI and
Clue: P. Rceesearne, L. E. Last, 1.. 11. I a..., and C. Pre.ooted toy II ,s:in,,, ,s, wi ri,.., ,r, g!,11:. „rate own.
•unl. r two ears otd.-15.,.e.3; ee I, he. Ni entry.
A. Evans.-Magnetiene and Eke-Heiler. lel CI Lai f bArfg tpi 'weeder. of t'ie has; twen•y S aut .down eives,r.
it,
I.,;o,er,ttid.nov Me C .spinau Sltlibleril hi the owner of
W. Christopher, T. 11. Webb, A. C. CAKE., A. Ye.,
. bee
iv. t: Celle_ r plebe we ee sre was hired or
W. H. Tilley, S. Dudderidge. A. E. etickland, W. AV.
Hobbs, W. Pounce,. let Clai :P. liesewarue, S. pu c we. .4 loin. -Le. H., e neiNviti.e.
Barnes, and 1.. H. Last. . Pres uted by Mr. .1. T. Es .r t ,:i..• own o• of ths beet
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Society NOR P 5001150 CHICSTIA.N.TY AMINO THE pun utli tw..nty Melo GOA' Y IWO), -113'., S. 8011.
Jews.-The wunUld Illeetiog t.pr to 'to the canoe of Preree.e •hy Mr. G. Fry.; to the "'flee iii the W. Stest o'on
Ibis society was held at fh 1 Town 11111. .41 Ni..ll.lny Of tW.lltl. Down Ceilver laiebs.-E,e, J. Groves, Wey.
evening, but we were 'sorry to see the eteeeiletica is a mouth.
very limited. The Rev. Canon R. Smite pi...shied, PIGS.
l'res•nted by the Pen. m of the Saciety, Lerd Dieby.
and there Were also preemie-the Rev. T. W. Knipe,
Rev, E. Ludlow, ltev. G. Mailer, Rev. W. C Hinson,
I T. the f li 2, J. T. Enter.
Hee. C. F. Powys, and the it-v. Dr. Ellis, the del'u' , Ti the °„4wni:errooft ihisbal'at.elf•,-i
tation. Prayer having been offered by the Rev. E. _, _ ,Cl.. . aun irs. tee, G.J. adders, Jun.:
' Gee,. e e. xi
.1 0 s •d yedine.s ow-lot, -lot, ze. le
Ludlow, the Chairman, in his openi g alaress, sail , e., J. 0. s ,u... 4 rii.
there was always one htieht sp e ant one ere it 11011513.
Preseatei by C acieell the Hee. le II T Di-
b7,
enconrageeat when a ro iin was nit qii to fel as on 1
the present occuion, aud that %mettle DNI
ivine aeter s to t• • one wr of the la e curt nu-%* ml* 4
m it. .l. fe,"
E :,. tao
words-" Wherever two or three are g ithered t :gather awl 21d, £l, Fr ink Pane : h„,.., tr .I.3,urti:th. -1s-
in my name, there am lin the meld of them.' lie- i Pr ••ent. al by W. E. the in .r. q.. . 1..4 }Pekin/
tarring to the work of the aeciety, he believe litto be flare, ,11041 auttahto far Iwo loci . hunters.-1-t, L 3. W.
the experience of the. who a lv.ocated it to o have to It 111 no: 2,1, 1.2, John Pete • e.
nse of the
encounter prejudice, and meet with more opposition . I:rewired by Wllllan Root, E 1.. ti the ow
Thom ei thick.
than these Christian societies whe &dee c ite wisdom r,,,,,,coritev.ito
,or IT.. unaer thr -0 years ~(1,-4,.. ne.
t i the heathen ; but wherever preju.lice or oppo.itien Pr.•senteilq 'go. ertrielitiiiaii.uusu, J.r';n.1,;'1.;••.e.,
.1 th • i...t li .etarer colt or tiny. ma. ..r tour years old.-
even a the owner
may exist (and to some exteut thie feeling di.l exi.t
even in the minds of the most sincere Cair's'd ins in Ise £3; 2,, I. a. No entries.
respect to the work am ang the Jam.) there was ene _
thing about which there could be no p osible doubt, Too ans.o .1 general meeting was held in the after.
and that was the work oi preaehlue the 3 sPel to the . noon at the King's Arm* 110te1. when Mr. 11 Gangs
. e
Jews was highly acceptable to their Divine lewd. n added, and there were al'o presetit :-Mr. R gitudd
V7hatever discouragement they mieht inset witu in 1) Th 'mem, Mr. T. Cheptain amases, Mr. F.
i fie:twee (Weymouth). Mr. 1) tutns.i ( I eqLown), Mr.
the work in which they were eagaseed, the cause was 1 Pei*, Mr. Henry Mayo, Mr. E. if tweten. Mr. J.
very near the heart of th•tir Great Master. It was a
illartinstovie Mr. C. Koute Mr*. L. Grover ye:, Mr.
.. W. limner (Athelleituptene eir if W li wk.
gnat help to those eogaged in the work-whether as
missionaries to the Jews, or friends who stayed at
he and did what they could to aseist in the work- ea 7 Foote.", Mr. 11. Pope, 111 r. W. ,
i. Hull (Drum),
The CHAIRMAN iiida the first tei .g he we; salmi to
that it had 'tempo I ulton it the seal of their Mr. Jame,, Mr• C. Mayo. Mr. Oakley Saundra's, he.
no_ was to proposes resolution thet i v 4001.• n edema
Saviour's approbation. (Appian's%) At the elate of an .
exceßatt speech, the Cnairman cailtd On the Rev. E.
1 Welly respected honorary I. ~ r.• re. (II fir, hear.)
Ludlow, who for so enemy years hail taken the labouring , bit wooded to the widow if 01.•. r it" v .i.e.d and
The. lost of the sycicity hie lii de , .
ow in the neighbourhood, to read the rle rt.-The
in t i It - 1. ..- iy pro,eir tut
tit was one tt it
report, the rev. gentleman said, embraced the
. express .1 r b
Woceedinge of the sesociati on for two yeere, for last , einn'y ouPP.led. nil .
of the 'secret:err, n' report ,es er le y 1 tter, or ete. i.e.. ithir a motile
year, owing t° the.eenincs' e et .h i .1.- ' and c .a.lolence eith the wid iv, tumid the bereaved
wee presented. -ens present. rep ' . e ere ore°. was the
fam_ilye. (eleet. leeir.) i I
Mr. J. J. to 1t01,114 peeon. e the rem 'lotion, and it was
statement of account from Daly Day, 18.11. t i th
same date of this year. During the year ending Lady
that the ehairm in eheul.l lea requested to write
aft. r reyin4 certain 1 a letter in the name of the sod ty.
Day, 1880, the amount received by the trea u or was I agreed '
10.1
Ell 4 150. •, end of tie sum, Tne next business -was t i rppeint an he
it to the Pa-mit '
hills, they were enableel to nen _
lin the room of the late 'Jr. 1- - IL
8ec•••
tuo 1.54. 41. During tha year enaine beet ,r. n. rewe The cheirman
hoped th w tali have •• •
radii:l/ay. however, the sinU received by the treasurer
_. ey __ 0
U.
ee
.0 1 einicelty in securing the
£O3 3e. 14i, battle Eel below th it of the previous wrvleoa 01 Mr. G. .
Williams Andrews. They could
was
year, end this diminution would have been 1.7 tis, not get a better one. if he weld Ibe kind enough to take
the office. (Hear, hear.)
ore had not this amount, which properly belonged .... _op
my s sect the motion,
failed to reach the treasurer in time to be at.
NO #0 year.
into the account of the previous year. In having intimated Mr. Andrews would be quite willing
sauna C., accept the office, the motion wee carried nomi-
nal/nem be prayed that the Sptrit of God might ,
co mousiy.
lead men ea to see the claims of the society upon their
support, and to do what they could to raise the cow The following gentlrmen were ointed on the
trihutions of the society to an ant- enrpasslog committee ler the mature; year :-?Jr. Henry My.',
Mr. E. &mouton, and Mr Chick.
that of previous years. Though their .11 hieni' ,
It i I •• wee unao in .n 4 ya, reed to request Mr. Reginald
Me. Will/MON was unable to be present, It: hal net
I) Th to to t the ' ' • *
them, and had sent a cheque for kfi. • orn n weep e office ot president for the
forgotten ,
) The Mae. Iffinrchill, who ware ale . year, and in resemee that g utleman expressed him-
luantglertseeLe present, had kindly sent 1:1. ( tiiplause.) self delighted with the homer, ant promise' to do
-Tb. Rev. C. F. Powys moved the a.loption of the everything .he
_oiled to farther the iotere•te of the
also that the treasurer, president, &net other meeletr. ( keesiouse).
report; a 0... Mi .n was prop:teed by Mr. E BAUNTON to liter
o owe of the society remain as before. Li the course
the date of the show from th * F.
• •
of leis speech the rev. gentlemen alluded to the import- the present te to the
autumn. keit Melts the oilier
sum of the work, and remarked that one coil I not read
If they hid lit at that time he believemd the
c°2citir
the Scriptures without fooling that a great future wee . they wo el
have a larger gathering. 1
in waiting for the Jews. In the words of the Psalmist
• After some diseu.sion it was art ...I t o hold the eh
be asked them to "pray for the pesee if Janus demi hey
at the time In .pose 1, Ine the r e ' t Ibe nw
shall prosper and love thee "-Toe Rev. lar. Ellis, , the
conmittne. . . P tux-, ;•x e will fixed
who has for some years been labouring in the cause of °
YTh-
w ere was ni other business of importance.
the society among the Jews in Wart %W. rave an inter-
esting account of the work, and tif the difficulties and THE ANNUAL DINNER
enoeuragement he had experienced.--At the else t h:ai Wee enlisequestly held at the King's Arnie, when Mr.
Rev. T. W. Knipe adaresseil the me,ting, ant urze Harry Fr.pt provi led a sp'endid moue Thi tabled
the claims of the society.-A vote of thanks to the
were nicely laid, and with a number ef flowers and
chair was proposed by the Rev. G. But , ler and
foliage plants presented an attractive nispearanee.
seconded by the Rev. E. Ludlow. The meeting ter-
t 'o'onel Diem M P., war in the chair. rind there were
Palpated in the meal way. abet ',resent Mej .r-Gen. Henning, C. 8., Mr. Reginald
_____- _ I). Thornton. Mr. J. G. Williams AndrrwA, Hon. Se'.
(in the vice-chair), Mr. R. Genee, Captein J. F.
Hodges, Mr. G. J. G. Gregory, Me. G. W. Homer,
Mr. H. W. Hawkins. Mr. H. Vo aces.. Mr. Dunmen,
Mr. N. Al. hoggin *
, Mr. Ile White Mr. J. Sennilere,
Mr. T. Chapman Saunters, Mr. Gettable, Mr. J.
D tele, Peewits, Mr. F. Pope (Teller Porcerum),
Mr. Pope (entent). ele, Marvin L ck. Me J. ev,
Greve, Mr. Levi Groves, Mr. 3. Groves (We mouth),
Mn. J. linger, Mr. S. link..' Mr. C. Spicer, Mr.
B. Hazel. Mr. J. Lush, Mr. W. S. Hull, Mr. J.
Meese Mr. IA M..TO, Mr. H. Mayo, Mr. C. Kent
(Dew Bebe Mr. Best, Mr. Edison, Mr. Roper,
It. Jackson, Mr, ltanstme Mr. T. Chick, It.
louder, Mr. Pitfield, Mr. 'l'. Dowden, and Mr. T.
e- Duke.
The annual exhibition of stock, awl competitions of Grace having barn sail.
this emiet , were hell en We•lnesday lad. Mr. T. The Casatme4 rose, and in loyal terms proposed
againHower lent his male y eel fie the le:rooms if the the heath of "The (Ineen ' When he sow so many
exhibition. There WA' a Purger nutnber of entries in lof Her Majesty's loyal subjects ab •ut him as on the
many of the classes than let year, and the horses I present oecatioc, it was eiruply urnecemary for him to
th
formed • special feature in e show, there being no say which WWI the first tact which be bad to ask them
fewer than seven entries in the aelartmeet tleV..te ILe; to drink. It was the health of Her Majesty the
mare. with foals. In the cattee chow the prineipel I Queen, and he would use them to rise from their
exhibitor was Mr. W. It. Fo-er of Lytchett Niinister, I seats and drink the health with all honours. (The
whom DWIOII.I are always successful whenever ehown, i tenet was drunk with cheers.)
'whether at local or mere impertaut exhibition's. The i The lebonrers who hal baen successful in the
heifers and 'laity clasees were very goo.l. The corn. Labourers' Chafes were then Introducal by the seem-
Petition in the sheep classes Was very limited through. 1 tary, Ana presented with the eiit s which they hod
rant, though the prizewinner.' were thoroughly desert-, won. Some wheleanme &Ivies WWI given to the men
tags tit= exception being the horned rants, which by the Chairman, and thoir I °tithe were conilaly
Weal y up to the average. Amine the pigs • drunk by the company, • compliment which the men
WINO WIWI good sews, hut Num were annewhat acknowledge•l by lusty cheers.
leferier, Judges-For Cattle, Horses, end Pigs-Mr.
EL The next Last was " The Prince an I Princess of
AM. Coomhedown, Beamineter ; Mr. Edwin '
Wale. and the rest of the Itoyal Fatuity.' He won
graibe Fern, fiturborne ;Mr Jens. Taylor, delighted to say the Prince took • great interrst in
ahgea• Fee Samp-Mr. 3 Ford. N
Beeweewat Downs. _ • . rd. Rushton, agriculture, by far the largest and meet important
M. . Hoke. and Mee G. Pitaga interest in the country. (The tesist was warmly
received.)

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