The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-06 00:00:00

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COIiaIIitGATIONLL SUNDAY Iliworna—The aanivenary
of the Ooogreratioad Sunday fishool in this Saws was
held on July 28M, when ths Bev. Jason Jsakyas of
Dorsky presoked in the morning al belt-peal tan, and
In abs eveniag at Sin o'clock. Toe afternoon sorties was
&voted to recitation and singing, in which the shildred
esmititted themselves vary satistadorily. Oa Tessday a
social tea medal' sod first anniversary of the settl•-
mast of the Her. W. Harwell was held. Tea was pro-
vided for the Eistkath whop& at 4 p.m., aad for Mut
publio at 5 p.m., at Hr. limindetw's laws, kindly Mat
for that purpose. After whish there was a public meet-
lag the chapel presided over by the pastor. Adlrwors
were given by Us* Rom J. Jaakria, G. Parker, T.
Nene, D. Thomas, I teasel, D. Haan, and S. Stroud,
=ad with azesellent "aging by the Muir. Om-
interest was takes la the undid, and all
mselaltd highly titted. The Andrea spout. plasma,
hour in . Mandell'. fisid, who kindly oontribstad to
their sajoyateat by premaidag them with nuts and
sweetmeats. It is also "milky ad remark that the young
people of tha eengregatiou tastefully deesasted the
chapel with evergreens, wreaths and mottoes, expressive
of their regard for their pastor, and their intend in his
work of faith sad labour of lam?. _ .

-Tait; *MN— 77"-IlOitniiiin-a-rltan" writes as follows hi
the Time of Wednesday :—Woodbary bIU. overlooklag
the historleally interesting Anne of Bore aegis arid
oommanding one of the wet extinelve and varied
prospects in this amity, Ii crowned by aa ancient
fortilleatioc, which, so far es Ike.,, has for many
years been loft undisturbed. The learned are, I believe,
Is doubt sot. the people who chose this stroog hold;
but that signifies titan Oboes Is was, sad.. still in
strategy is wattled to pensive the wisdom et the
Todtleben who lbsit plashed a swap there. Two days
ago I visited this monnetent after the lapse of some
time, and to my sixtreras diem* found that two very
ocnisidereble porticos of one of the outworks at the
north God of the west side have boss completely
removed, and it is obvious tbat the intervening part is
doomed to disappear wbesswer the agrieultural
laboarers have settled their di/Uremia with their
employers. Woodbury-hill belongs, lam told, to a
lady of large poemeloss, who dries not reside In the
neighbourhood. No doubt she is ignorant of the
validation which has bees sonunitted en her property;
het the best cure for sea eases, which I fear happen
every day, is exposure by the Press, end, therefore, I
beseech you to lot these lime appear in your edemas.

0411 CIMPANT. —The moan meeting
WM held on Wedasoday. Kr. George Strange itheupied
the chair. The report showed, deer the payment of
of al expenses aud interest on the othateadiag mort-
aa available bathes of £7l 104.—Kr. George
Wein moved that £5O be paid off the mortgsga—Ur.
G•Orp IoW moved, as ea lIMISOthIIIIIOt, that • dividend
at the rate of four per ant. per senora be dithered.
—The original resoled= was oartiod.—Kr. George
Wilson brought forward • recilution,—" That the
oreoretory be regained to ail the two requisite meetings
to othaider the expediency of winding up the tealPanY
sod selling the property." a. said that a very fair
offer bad beet made to punkas the works, sad that
those who had denied to sell bad been prevented from
rethiaag. Apart altogether firma the quake of a now
company opposing them, the maiden of their premed
worth and plant was rash that money laid oat to
repairs or enlargement would be imply wasted. The
report of the engineer from Loadoa was his authority
for this statement. Beside, they had utterly failed in
their endeavour to rase additiosal capital. It wee high
time that motion wows breught to a thins, for it was
impossible that they wad *petition-IKr. George
Masa sad Kr. Dews supporta this resolation ; Mr.
G. H. Low and Mr. L 0. Oink* opposed It; sad on
1 bang put to the mating it wits lost by the maim
voted the ehairman.
Team re • lisalaorms.-011 Wedthedar (hlittr• 0.
J. Perth, Eat., and Lieutessat-Colonel Paget), Garth
Oresaot man from Derabester,was interred with stething
304. in gold and a woods. pipe, at Pewee's Itherhowie, in
Oburat-streeta on Yonder. Joly ?Ach. Hebert Hoop
matt, groom, employed in the sables at Wain, said
he lodged at Pearse's boathouse on Sunday night. and
the prissis. slept in the same room with him. When
he went to bed be had • mvereiga, half-sovereign, some
elver, and a wooden tobeeth pipe, all loons together
in his trousers polka. He pat the trounce natter his
pillow, and whoa he got tip. hawses Unmask o'clock
on leadtf Domini. be laud this at tha foot
of tke bed. On searthiug the pooketh he mimed
the 'overage sad half eoversign, sad efterwarde missed
the pipe also. Oa threateolag to seed for a palleemen,
prisoner, who bad ban up some time, took pressoutor
to thou.. in the West Borough, and took the toothy
from coder woo theta sad returned it to him. Pollee-
°thimble Adore deposed to bearing of the that about
eight o'sionk on Monday swing, when he went after
the peisothr, and athempthied him to the boathouse.
He salted Pease if a raillery had been othamitted in
his house dazing QS sight, and he cooed 44 yo.c as
Ibis othrged the peionor with tho amok Irina he at
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