The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-31 00:00:00

PORTL tliD.

HOworrati.—la the lid of BA. degrees anfernel to
Tilsit? Oollsgs, Dubdn, en the llith inst., we sake
with *seam the same of Kr. Z. W. Moses, Kuhr of
the Grove school • Um% pationaa beteg plead in the
firstases, sad berth in order of merit la the whole
Wt. He has also °baited a testimonial hr good
aaarering.
00W•ILDIA ASSAULT Ox • POLIO/ Oeselaw,ll.—Os
Thursday last font am baloaging t Portlead mama
the B '. Ares peak-Wass at Obeid wed ccommeaceed
a dkssrheooe, oa whisk the Landlord mat for the pollee,
as he maid DM prevail oa them I. deist. Oa the
arrival of P.O. Lo*der, Way essanteneed to beet and
tisk him la a mast stage meager, aad thee made heir
weeps, for although • Urge orowd Wed seestabled, no
one exospethe landlorl (Kr. Thomas Omaha) woeld
reactor the polloea.s say essisteaca. Tee of the nes
named Jo&n Anthony sad Brejeada Petra, were
shortly afterwards appreheaded, bad taken oa Friday
holm* IL O. Glidden and G. Eliot, Helm, sad
remedied to prison until the 310. J•mes Bonfield aced
Hoary Petters were deo brought up on Saterday La
custody of Sergeant Flocranoe, charged with participat-
ing is the above offences, sod were Meo reseeded mail
the 31st. The amiable oo being exambeed by la.
Beat wee head to have ooe rib Ineetered and other
serious Wares.
5•17.011 KUL= IT FALLING WWII • YAZD. A.
those* was held by & N. Hewed, Req., armee, at
the Breakwater Heal, ea Setarday las% an the body
a Arthur Borneo, sailor, ea board the Wheeler Atitive,
of Ipowleh. The vessel was of BA Albsa's Head, and
when dawned was atarepthag is hook the Uft ar the
foreymd, the vessel mot with • sea, sad dived into it,
whereby the deceased was aiirewa if the foretopsal
yard, on to the desk a the vesed, broke We oak sod
died loseuttoseoesly. The esteem proved that it wee
blowing fresh at the thee, sad the dossased had
previoesly furled the hppliant sal, sad when the
often called to another sale, the later redo(
diseased aloft, told bla to do It, end be said "Al right.'
The lift wee abaft, mid deemed we Is the eat
of hauling it ap, whoa be was Oohed off by the ship
catching. sea, aad fell sande( an hos holey* pin
on the Ise bow, sad was %slam* killed. Hs was 19
yeas of age.—Verdist " Aseidental death."
Sr. Jollies Meson, lowest. WILL, was beauti-
fully deported by loviag bands for this Quiet/ass
seam. Booed Um den* walls, at the hovel of the
top of the pews, were loomed festooned wreaths of
pusous easigresa loaves. Tie wale were adorned with
emblems, Mending • tiew oae—a pair of doires wino—
uppogsms. ewes, and Illuminated tuts, ths feat
was soared with wreaths of Ivy, and Um contottutioa
table wreathed with ivy and laurel. nu
downed with bead wreaths of evergreen and bore
the monogram of L H. 8., and the pulpit was adorned
with gross wreathe Oa the wall bellied were the
html Wad texts " For unto us a ebUd i. hem wee
mos Is ghee," Am, aad ea the other side " Glory
to God is the kinked, • as Weak pesos ; Rood will
to ma" All the d.. 110. were haft draws sad
fershised by Kr. O. White, sod the week was date by
Kr. and Mrs Handal, Kr. sad lira Ash, sod other
hands, apeolally ladies, too anagram to reastka.
The perish &arab of Bt. Owes, Reform. prase/dad
• ear, Merest separates from what it used to do in
the three of • former rector, sad Its guava features
were very pleasingly relieved by the fresh proditete of
Nature, tastefully arranged. The elsaiesel window
was bordered with wreath. of dash rimy
the tables of the oomeneadlosato. In f of the
Lord's prayer and mad bang • star of sada ground, I
bowing • dirge of released holly lame, set if trial
holly Berea Ueda, she owensedaeot table ea
another wreath of ivy leaven sot off with fin
and shove this were the words in white church isat
°galas se • seariet grituad—" Unto as • shild ii
bore." The tope of Um pews were choked is the old.
fashioned way, with wigs of everpera, and trwrillPW ,
and leetera woes wres&eil with the saars, ben I
wale imam hardseed vh liana The geastas hare

I. large totters formed el leaves biennially milord
with whits flowers—" Glory to God in the Highest, '—
ea the west gallery "PUSS. is earth,* sad the rensaio.
lag one "Good will to mau.' The pillars were spirally
wreathed. The general 'Hod was pleads/, and
doubtless repaid the oxalises of the Iler. A. and Mrs.
Masser, Mr. Churchill, thei Washers of the Sunday
school, and all others who sedstied in the good work.
The beautiful new "bands of 131. Peter's, at the Grove,
was charmingly domed, at great cost of time and
trouble. Acres" the shamed windows were 'ascended
on a light fresnework, in capital letters "boat two foot
Wag, the word* "Glory to God Is tho Highest; aid cia
earth peace, good will towards men." made Is relief of
gross leaves, mad 'howbeit_ were proidusetai with the
light from the window eblidag Wiled the. The two
large Winn that support Ai elmwed sigh were banded
with viral wreaths and crowned with overgrows
copitels. The arch of every window, and they are very
numerous in this well-lightid shards, was teased oat
with Laurel, ivy, and other evergreen leaves. AU the
ricomes beneath the chased windows were Wed with
mierist, giving • very rich appearance The pulpit sad
lesions were also wreathed with greenery. The general
decorations of the °buret mule have cost great trouble
and much time. All along the walls, at arwrcese
height, were displayed the glorious words of the
prophet—" For unto us a child is born, nate us • see
is riven; and the gewmanwat shell be upon his
shoulder: and his same shall be milled Wooderful.
Wasseallor„ the Mighty God, this Misdeeds( Father,
the Prince ef Peso"' AU them weeds were cut as;
I. white capita* shoat di hushes long, and displayed
on • mimeos ground, mad they relieved the pure whits-
MOB of the walls with Warider sleet. The window
Mlle were also most pleasingly adores& They were
altirsigeoly filled with alotlis of owlet or with • grimed
of green mom, and on this were plead dodges In
white flossy wool, stars, liars-dells. Maltase. Latin,
Greek, St. Andrews' end other mew, intermistiag
triangles in a sire* the gamed monogram, Ito, all
elegantly Moped. All the lamp briskets wore bordered
with box sad abut delicate evergreens, the font had
two wreaths, one of Weisel, holly with rod berries and
lannuitiens, and the upper one the same, with bog In
place of the Wilma The whole of the eft -at was Tory
pleasing, mad with the sunshine that poured abundantly
through die many windows, We some wee most cheer.
fel and exhilarating. The service was cos-looted by
the Ref. A. Hill, who took far his We "Tee Ward
Imade flesh, sad dwelt amen us.''—The decorations el
the Oswalt, we Meru, were doe* by Ws Kisses Oittura,
Mimes MW, Mee. Taylor, Miii Driver, As, asastid by
Dr. Barker, lake Honisybun, Miss Gresham, mad some
of the °Moors from the Fires.

NB. ROBIRT TOMAH ON LOCAL TAXATION.
At the easel made( a the Bisedford Arisebasal
btr. Robert Fowler, is neepondieg to the teat
at " Health of ebe Oontinitteer lade some
impostent and odspekea remarks. H. aria.
Mod the reorganisation sad 000 tin usurer of she gaiety,
observing that although they had men maga this.,
who, by.... perms were ailed agitators, bat whom
he daignated Ommaaiste, yet there remised sem
very good labourers who were wall disposed to that.
outplays's, and those nese ought not, be argued, I.
Misr for the weasels aad igaoranes of those who had
been lad rang. He dialed that to hid threateued to
tarn out the Rea W. H. B. Portman, as of the ram.
bers for Dona, sad alluding to the question of Lard
Taxation, be eiti it was oae wheat sffeeted Dorset
very seriously and if theft ware say opposition to Br.
POrilllan al the next eisotke it would be twee that
point He had llama to the hon. genliorma's
gashes to-dey and Ite really thought that they were
very Omervalve —laughter, —he said not recognise
that the,. was saything Radial about there. Hs
believed they must ell admire as hen. gentlemen as •
sportemen, and ids (Nr. Portma's) ideas about Gotham
and wages were lest what be (the speaker) mould wish.
Bat he mese miss' that se regarded hal Maims
they Maid not lad themselves Me by side, and upon
that question he (ils. Fowler) should in his little way
do what les mid to oppose bins The speaker diode-
naiad the idea gr. Bart expressed at Wareham
is regard to game and cottage as " rldienlous,"
and said he would ,go to the easel of taking
bane sad rabbits oat of Oa category of gams
Regarding the quake of labourer's cottages, Yr.
Fowler said he never bad takers sad aver would take
say qua.tlty of land witboat b• ha • sallieleal
Rumba of libstrere cottages cm It, Toughing oa the
stalest of labour sad wages be mid he had toad trader
men wale( £1 • week the most Mama elms a emir-
ate to deal wllk—rson who did nothing but plies work
all threat the sealreer. These ma Masada
aerate thee for breakfase and dinner, and would not
work for more this Mktg Imre, and would have •
main mount of wages. Lath. hag emenemployers
were oft.. obliged to surrearsh to their demands. but
when that season was pest they get rid of them. Bluce
adopting that worse ho had see with so dillealgandia
advised everyose to do the same, end to do the beet
they mild for three who behaved themselves. Let
the take by the no. those who usurped their eiseter's
places, sad turn am frees their home, lee people sty
what they liked on the subject. Hs urged apse
agriculturist, the imporeare of standing shoulder to
shoulder to pat down Commalem. Ai for the dootrise
that there was every reason the labourer should have
more mosey, he did not believe in it. He went to the
groom' and aseertelned that the prim given by the
poor ma 20 years ago Ited ban redead to the extent
oll.Op.e.tteaonosBt and tOs.psnlb,waa now
*bramble oh 24., St., sod 4i; sass' formerly 101.,
was now id.; milks, which at ate time sad it 91.
and 104. were now to be had attl. It was said that
MI and mutton were very deu, butts the sam breath
It was stated that the labourer did not eat it--thee how
oe earth were they elated Ity tho rise in the PrilM.?
—(aughter). He bold that peel wee Mr greatest met
for sonsumption In agrisaltaral Maas, ad the best
qualities rioalsi be had at 74 per lb.; he did not ream-
bet the time whoa it was matili lees than 6.1. In this
neighbourhood. Bread was about the sagas as ever it
was, and that was an. of the rewire artistes of
sommueption • hem rent was free, and potatoes are
to be had Mealy for Ow tremble of growing theta.
Batas were now shaper than they used to be. Pox
people were better MUM than fonner_iy ; they eves
wore • lot of Mnagery—Oringhlier) Hasa it was
tree„ were now darer, bat that was Maass am would
not work half their tints, whereas it formerly east lite
landlord MO to build • haus for • labourer, the
appose was at the moment time £2OO, and oily le. per
week was charged for their rest, wash hardly kept it
la repel,.

Tea NOw Yrs. —ferried bi tie Ric I. W. Gager.
V. of atria Mon* aratior4, L 004.. I —Permit
Ise to wish yr a happy sow year. • very Preppy new
year, and many of them. Kay yea so happy in your-
selves, in your hue. In your families, Is your 030-
mostlass I May God Almighty blase your basket siod
you stare, sad all belonging to yea I Bat to have this
bappinere aid to be hirer you mar liar • guide who
will lead yoa to the lAving Warn, aid 0, Gres
Prates. These are maip tales Irides, like ooe who,
many ram ego. to (aide • yawl Britrah
Claw is Wade to his owe up, but Ireashsously
desoyed hba to the toots of the eariy, by whom be
was smelly pal to death. Tiss guide, however, who.
we sow rearead to yoe it a true. faithful, sad caws,
lag one, ere Jima who will ho" oar rade rivr eato
death." He all ether guides hues He Is
lusessari, gie cereal, Me Coesmellee, Me Bright-
ness of the rather's grey, the Orator of all thiags,
the good gleaphord , the hisod that sticker Garr this
a brother, the Bariour, th• Bing sad Captain of salvo-
Ira. the Breed of We, the Door, the Way. the Limb
of God that taker away the atm of the Weald t Clare
to this Warmly guide, Lel no ladaeseimat of waked
somposioas load you to forsake Yeses as year guide.
W. reed of ea easiest peabarat of great severity,
Is which the minimal was car late • barrel ilia with
sharp iron epirs. the ports of which were all tared
to the rare. Whichever way Ics moved, his dash was
Solo. So all who tura from Crime will be parsed
throagh with many sorrows. la Brysa's
Progress we read Ibot Ule ; Llfre, Sternal We I was
the ory of Christiaa, as he stopped hie 'ears that ho
might not hear the entnaty of hie friends who ear
after him, vein him to reser to the world and elo.
144 be year merge whoa turd to depart from
Me ways of the Bibia Known only to God aro the
varied aria whir await yr this year. But whether
it be life or des* health or games, joy or arrow,
poverty or plenty, noyer forgot that if you bre ions to
jeer for pardon sad peer, thee He know. how to load
yea, sad mommlt yearrlyes In everything ts HIS loving,
Mod, and 'rations heed.—Cooldbutions or stomps to
pay for Mrs insortions is this sad 145 other newspapers
(which are supposed to have Wes million readers
wordy) will be thankfully reosivod by Die Bey. J. W.
Omar. 7. £,.nai-risd B,w, Lonion. S.
AoLtoWaris Pitts LID Mogi
idismsoes, with all their sousomitent sanoyares
Wooed by atmospheric oicatec, of too laird diet.
should be reeked at ore, or serious oonaqnsooes
may IMMO. Whoa aay or Inds his ideas leas clear
than sad, hi, eyesight dammed, and his red dim,,
sosaapiaa,l by • rola:Oros foe all exedra, physical
or rental, ho may be gaits airs that he is in immediate
nor of Boas oodles ad purifying medians. Let
Ida at me seed for a box of Holloway's Pills which
will fres him from his sufferings, and 'redly renew
his usual healthful tooling. It the bowels be irritable
Holloway's Glamor should be diligently rubbed over
the roma& sad liver every night and morning.
Gut.varamc.—Narona's CHOY Burrow or Is-
ram= VITAL pamphal au self-appliorle
reetirpity4dersonstroting the most offecrinek, Wired,
and silo gairais treatment of arras and risen-
meta debility, indigesgmunerreares, prairie,
epilepsy, ramp, fonetiseal disartiors,
iteur4td exelurively by the or of Pisivormarre,
Improved Pratt Causal,Ohala-Baucia, Belts, sled
Polar Belf-Rostorable Oar Batteries, As. Approved
by ths Aoadsalle de Mddesiee, Psi.; the Bari
soilage of Physicians. Loaders, As.; substaatiated by
needled reports and saltentrated Instimarer. teal
ding Elir 0. Lorna, Bart., M.D. ; 812 Wo. Ferguson,
Bart.; Sir J. R. Marge, Brat., M.D.; Dr. IL Barking.
M.D. ; Dr. A. Clark, Physiliao to the Lours Hospital.
Ibis pamphlet (rat post free) Wats " why " sod
" wherefore " these 'alma° acrapsa.ss. have Wooed
most edissaious. err la us whil. other ellestricial
apparatus and ordiery needier Irserseet have hese
tried in viii, apesially is caned, ricali4 wait
of vital elecirLity in the to Y. L.
Poi.vanemonee. Gammas dd, &goat-
street, Lorre. W.
Cennooar.-14 woad he well
As all who value that health wore the virtues of this
lerleabis universally Imam Jshr.
ass. obseerr of lamer goer
and nentedier el asMilli I Ise* alenessii sad Mirth,
vs taw esallai• it is ilds realiar repos* whisk
renders is. Issporleat eindlester of ger and Meese&
Mr tram the Dyers, awl why It is so 'arab% to
cam of dloPoPole.- hlaltwoNok with it, •41.:=
rib, ion of appalls, eau. heather% II
oddity, psalm etre rare& As., is, that it
spa she etyma and whisk Is the laid Bs=
sustad by disarm her the shyer sad frees whisk '
pure Weed is fermed. Whoa sharer eerie In rare
with payout entersees or goer * ellen re
parseerd or sorb tindery mere eternally trim
mortar astiespeki in the ,eselsbs ha= pere
Vegetable Garb= or liedis Obaresal, raga-
mended br Dm. ileo*iiirowd.progitrate. Land,
and ether oedema by eareini
gm:by I. L. Berg. 14, Witmer Brea. Leadea.
cemaimft, ia boSass, and du seirli.
Vas Hogg% sidebraled Chorealo.lto%id la Mak
Li., la, is., end au easb.