The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-09-27 00:00:00

DOZOZZIITZI.

Tomo Mani CHRISTIAN Arisocastson.—We are
naked to wensiume that evangolistio oddregen ara to
li. glees fa tbe allngton Mall, this Monday aad Wed-
-11.131111 'mad 28th) evenings, the latter by Lord
Anofirrwent—Mr. Good, surgeost, having retired
from hie capacity.. medical ofßoer of R.M. Priem,
after tpassertioe, we me pleased to hoar Mr. W.
L.R.C.P., ILELB 0.., LA. .8., ka., has
&
bees by the Commiselows to sowed his
WM
slump ljaannornas were, as Is usually the ow on
she Weymouth Ram days, at their Ught-Ilswored
preface, Is this town. We have heard of more than
ow ow of pocket, being picked, and oas of auk
most serious, which occurred at the railway ststkm.
Tbe poLlos are engaged in Investigating the thefts.

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" How Dorn raz Lama Boer Bzz."—No doubt
issrybody will encloree the sentiments expressed by
ix Watts in his well-known hymn, but we rather
leat that veserable divine gave the little workers
=edit lee improviag the shining hour honestly, and
sot by melt • relation. wounding ea that whith
NOM was guilty of last Saturday. Many of our
esedees hers doubtime seen an itinerant reader of
standing meet' at the inner of the street oppseite
Trinity 14e
,the echoes with his cries of
• Strawbelry, inc." While busy
ohs on afternoon this worthdiMangs
stat soddenly LW by • bou of the maircilime
lemete, who swooped down on his wares in such a
manner as made it midget that they were there and
intended to enjoy the situatioe. The distracted owner
need every 'Deana in his power to drive them off, sad a
another of boys assisted him by knocking them down
with their hats, in that hundreds were killed; but to
se purpose, and at last the poor man we. bound to
mend by sod womb his " rock " eaten and sp dled, sad
porhapa very mach in the same mood ea the farmers
mire a few weeks ago, when they had to stand idly by
with Asir hands in their pockets, and almost despair-
rourwitaine the havoc created among their mops,
was suggested m an exterminator, end it was
sot tin the suffocating fumes had performed It. deadly
week that the stall-keep r was enabled to clear his
staff sod estimate the " damage.' We =dust.;
soother stall was whited in a similar way at Conthill,
bat they were then driver off, but not till the owner
hod been badly Moog in his efforts to maintain his
• stalwart fellow, named Thomas
Johnston, desmiled as a tramp, was brought up in
eiody an Wednesday morning, before Captain
charged with maim a Wee abatement for the
crof obtaining Mist on SeptemberMth, 188 L
. Conine said on the previcias evening he was at
the county policentation relieving repents. The
defendant mine in and asked foss Monet for the Union.
H. gave the same of Thome Johnston, and said he
fame from Baldwin, but from a return received from
&Wort it was found he them gave the name of John
saying be was • groom, and was born at
ellaly
zreteerle.te told witneas hie home was in Cheshire.
Am aa moose he said "We chaps goes In any
neanuu—timen days' impainemesat with hard labour.
• Lain Rertemart.—.Mies Waterman, • noted
revivalist, wombed two sennom at the Primitive
Methodist Obapal on Sunday leek Than were large
who lintened with peat attention to
terajritrossobse with considerable power and
atomism The isthmian°. in the evening was
aspechilly good, many being unable to find seats. In
the Earning the tent WM Song of Solomon IL,
as 4 is the maim ILriv. M. In the alter.
soon Mks Waterman ed in lite open air to an
.-M--n-umbering about 500, and we are glad to
bellie there was not the elieldest symptom of disorder
disturbanes.—On the following ay (Monday) •
Ma IMAM meeting took place Is the the Fre-
ebies' for which were kindly given by him&
Time was a good attendance, about 50 bring present,
=ligthe Rev. J. Knipe, the Rev. W. Martin,
and other friends. • public meeting
was eillerwardeheld, presided over by Mr. Foot, mad
addremed by the Chairman, Rev. W. Marian, Mir
Wthermae, and Rev. J. Knipe, who read the report
of the past year which showed the Income to have
bets FAB 7s. 6d. 'and the expenditure £4B is. 64. Mr.
Kelp.entifiLns4 • plan by which the odd 650 ont of
the MN on the chapel could be cleared cd in
twelve menthe. It was as follows :—Six of the trustees
and hinted to give la 10s. each; ten persons, El each;
bin 061ters. Ifis. each; ten more, ss. each, and the
lady triendste raise £l5 by means of bazaars, &O. This
the Minds agreed to do. The proceeds of these special
date amounted to about £4.