The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08 00:00:00

DOSCH NTS a.

RAIL —The depth of rain that fell at Dorebester
duriog the pest mooth was L 8 inches as against 3.6
In the corresponding month of 1872.
3aD D.R.V.—&i the weekly parade on Thursdsy,
the following promotions were nunowaosd In roman:lama
of the resignotion of Sergeant Greening :—Oorporel 0.
Cows to las Sergeant ; sod Private T. Rogers to be
CorPorld-

--oria-aDT DAT.—Tbe weather wee fine but bitterly
cold for the migraine of the 'showers and Utaoft
feedbag to new sitastioes as the 7th of April, sod
very early in the olornlag winos beds of household
f.=with a fondly seated no the top of *soh one,
throech Darshaster, sod.. the taorement eta-
ttnotoisedia.bLre:the ter.
bat o
port of the day. It 50....nn erident
a
ehanees boys
year : are they all for the better?

Dosser Oocarry doTtoo- I.lli the animal meeting
on Thursday, Archdeacon Benetuu7 la ths cher, the
attoremts showed • less %rough the dowers of boys
sad the high pries of provisioss. Th• out-goiag
members of tho Cloussil -Illsows. G. J. Andrews, 0.
W. Forret, H. B. Mediates, R. Palmer, and Bair.
Probeadary Bash were molested tbs Mr. H. Burk
of Beaman's, was ahmen lath. mem ot Vas. Arebdemos
Mulabla Thanks were passed to Me Head mid
Assistant Masters.

Cerrle2Oolt- et • seenadttes venting as
Saturday, general approbstioa was excreted at the
557 55 which the bust had been endoatod daring the
Met mem, and • third day sash weak was guae
bat the funds would mot adadt el it. Thrl'
wa:nt
pored to Mr. Codeington, who Eroded his maims
So nation no bust for another ateem, and hoped to
show better sport. It was oleo mna.g.d le heat the
Martinstowa country more, Y le the oab
semecio. Votes of thanks Wen
_pared 10 the tesact
farmers, sad the boa. sea. (Kr Z. W.
Smoot oa kar.—Tbs pants of this local lanitotioa
have promoted to Mr. Dewar Ciampbell, who has been
dm master from th opening of the sehool to the present
time, sad hes now got a higher appointmeet, • hand-
some Jspws.e sebum*, beautifully inlaid with radon,
sotoured words, lacquered, sod diver moaned isolVilee
by Mr. Goorn Pintos'% aooomponied by • nen little
address as value, asking his seseptease of the preoeut,
with the good wishes of the punts, la meogoltion of
Ids Had attention to them dudes the time he him bees
puska of the eohool.

Tax— Doman blunt& —11 t• remain ot Ulla regiment.
about • basdred In number, mesrabled at Dorobenter
as Itooilay, for • rsoettes preliminary Maiming. In
the course of the afternoon they appeared in the streets
In their owlet uniform' looking very odd soldiers
indeed from leaking the upright oorriag. and milimry
bearing which dietlagnishes the regulars. Bat no
doubt a few week's drill will &tangs all that; and
they will prove as Maohnble Si former bodies of "young
hands" have done. The toa-mad•oeffee rearesitioa
room so kindly devised by Mrs. Colonel
was :maned at the Cora EzAanos, Chart.,
lag being la his old position a. eamailanaryireasral,
and tha recreits early found their way to this model
gathering plebe. The Rev. L W. Pears will give is
address to the men this (Tuesday) evenbag.
Tao WIATIPat. —TUN following hour lairt•orologisil
r•pori

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Wind State of Wastber
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Rls 8 Rain, dna. cloudy
W k ISW Fine
NW rip.
Wi NW linty, fine, cloudy
W Cloudy. rain. fins
NW Rain, Ina
NNW Ma, rain, um

Camel' Dian Os. —Tbe Sm. W. 0. Oeborn, naafi,
Instituted to this vioarage, sommeneed him ministry
on Sunday morning led. There were three services
during the day, the rev. gentleman officiating at the
whole el them. In the morning the preacher ohms em
his text, Woe. IIL, 21, 22, 23.-" Therefore let no mea
glory Is sm. For all things are your.. Whether
Paul, or Apollos, or Cep*, or the world, or li/e,
or geegh, of things present or things to Mee ; all are
I your'.. Aid ye ere Quist'', and Christ is God's." He
remarked that the charsh at Corinth had planed too
mush mileage upon their adulators, end than the
I oreetere bed usurped the place of the Creator—they
bed phased thMr clergy where Christ Mom should be
plated, tor He me Me supreme head of she March.
All minimises were appointed by Christ for the spiritual
bewelit at the shun* and therefore OM Ought not to
prefer cm• le mother. Having divided his subject
Into three beside—penons, things, and events, the rev,
gentlemen lwoo.eded to point out that all persons wire
the prcçsrty of the March of Christ—the minblem if
Christ were theim—for instnietioe, reproof, had
example ; they wit to administer to their spiritual
Illuts, sad he teltmi him .Ougregettee to look upon bin
as their property—do not let them ampere their
minister with other ministers—do not let them tea of
his Militias, but let them rather look upon hies se the
servant of God, sect to pablimb His word of grass, and I
let them aid him all they could by synipst4, working
with him, and praying to God on his Wulf. The
natural Valid WY theirs, Ille and death ware theirs—
they mad look around upon the beauties of nature,
and feel MU all wee their.. Truly the shiner lived
bet in death, for it wee only true life when the
awakened Inner found pesos with God, and lived lit
the light of His roanlenenos. Death ma also theirs
—this might sees somewhat sentredielory, but
It wed aherliteless true; kw by death the
Oirelrimpe tho lest gamy, and pared late that =

We prepared for all who love the Lord Jests Christ.
"Thiap to mom" wore theirs, for whoa the Sea of
Mn. should comae Is Miler, and all His holy murals
with Him Hues would it be that the glory eraild be
theirs, for the dead in Christ Aosta it.. arm, and
meet their Lord in the ski.. 'T. are Chr.st's mid
Owlet ie Oed.a.* What • glories, Siat4olllol 11,64 Ibis!
H. urged those present te look above for spirituel NAN
and to treat their all itl{o the 111.1.14 ..f t .0 i••1011f.
He had beau oppolotal to ibis vioaregr nod Is •
abort spun of time be hope I to 0311 I• &II reside in
their midst. H. aist;ol.l d 'vote hie whole eciargies to
time mine of Christ est the welfare of dm parieh.ouerc
His wife and ooly daughter doreld elm aid his lo the
glorious work, and he asked the inhatidatds to heartily
00-operate witS them work together for
Christ, and happy resells would bolo., end their
snort. +mild he erowned w•tb the
afternoon, at Harm o'clock, there wag • speoiel
aerobe ; the Litany was mid, and the rev gentlemen
road Moral( la. In the leveeing the preaoher took as
hie telt. I Coo., iv' L. 2, "Lots man mastoonat of us,
les of the ministers of Christ, sad stewards of the
mysteries of God. Moreover it is required in stewards,
that a tuaa be found fdthful." The subjeat was
divided nate three besde—offloa, doctrine and laborer.
He remarked that aa he had endeavoured in the morn.
log to point out the dude. of a congregation, he should
ssw tonaider the duties of • naloisber. Various name*
wore given to ministers in Soared Writ, such as
h4ao, °veneer, ha. Au. ambassador
he was minuted wilthbierginat siessee of aalvaticia
to perishing souls, as lea oversew It would be his duty to
watch over those placed under him, and se • shepherd
he should be but as onder-shepherd of the greet Shop-
herd—Chrie. Peter was told to feed the sheep dude
would be his duty as far as he was ablei—be should
endeavour to find milk for the babes, sad strong meat
for them of riper years. But who woo auflicieat for
these tidal,— so mortal man—so his rafßeienoy must
'be of the Lord he moat be uphold sad supported by
God. Talking of a shepherd, also reminded him of the
larabs—there were many ohildren in Him pariah, sad •
minister to do hie duty to them, must be supported by
his Christina pariahioriers, who mut some forward and
booms Bunday-sobotel ;mahout " The Lord is my
Shepherd. I shill not weal." Oh I how blamed were
those word': He would supply them with gram
sleet to feed those estrusted to their ears, aad would
support them when they named throagh the rail of
gbiddei of death. With regsrd to doetrine, tome
who had been menet Is Hee attero.oo. had beard eligg
doetrine as it was propounded in the 99 artbler, and
which he heartily upheld. With all her failings the
Chun* of Ragland was ae sound and amender then any
other ohm* on the great fundamental doetrisee ef
religion. He mooluded hie sermon, which woe lietesed
to with great attention, by earnestly exhorting those
present be &elite at ones for Christ, and thereby help
to spread the knowiedp of Hia salvation to dying oft.
Throng's:rat the day the ooagregatioaa ware good, and
those prams, seemed well pleased with the rev.
gentleman's minidry.
Botounn Parry Saarnons, Yonday.—Before tha
Mayer (*. G. J. G. Gregory), Mr. J. F. Hodes, and
pans.

-A_
sada /sou, of Ono* Buildings, was sumaonad
by Mary Ann Morris for an sasaalt.—Yr. Weston for
doloodaal

Complaisant geld that on Saturday week she warn It
her house, whoa Mrs. Toros mato up sad asked her
what she had to my about her. Bre mowered "What
ltzru so mt got to y about me r On tide
o Mrs. FOISID
bar very foul names, which the oomplalosat
repeated, but was told by the Tows auk they dld not
want to Mar mob Megtuitiag words, though they might
be very amusing to the people present h MeV num-
ber of men and wooma from the asighboarhood were
is wort. After ce.Wag her these mums whores said
Mrs. Forte 'truck her me the side of the face. Her
mother asked what was the rattier, and said if she
didn't go she'd mead far a poliostasa. This she went
away.
By Mr. Weston : Km Forel bad sever moussd her
of soothing before her face.
Not about a centime& t— No.
Has not Mn. Form bloc made rather unhappy Is
sew of you?—! don't know; I have tot muse
here shott any such Wag. After ate was ionised I
west there for seam but rsd weed hew she was. lib,
arid "None tbs better for year raking." She has
never told me to leave her home, or oomplased lot my
emu:WM there.

--11-••—•1;•---e7er *aid anything to you about Dor bur.
band!—No. Ws left Piddlokiatou about • year ago.
Was it too hot tor youl oad did yo• bare your
wiadows brokso I—No.

You know • Kra Baud of Piddlibblotos?—yea
Did abs.,.' break roar windows ?—They atom wen
broksa.

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Did oho maks say soouastioo wind you t—Thozo
woo a Irani or two.

-What —sisOUt-fliboasuas ha: husband same to lay
house.

-4-iittio bit of jealousy?—Yes
And woon't there a MU* bit of jealousy shoat you
and Mr. Forest—My husband let him la one night
after Mn. Force had looked him out; nothing more. I
didn't knew he waa the,. till morning.
How often has Kr. Form bean at your hoe..? Never
mops with my husband.
Don't you know the has oomplolued about improper
intimacy ',stereo you and bar kuaband I—Why don't
her husband than Dome and fase it out with mu ?
Oh I she don't want her husband to come to you
again : thot'a the complaint.
Do you know a young man named Capon I—Sure, I
do.

Have you promised to pay a Me dootor's bill t— I
have never paid him anything. Ms mover got any-
thing for um
Mr. Weston admitted the aseaalt, but said it was •
very slight &flair. and it was onus to Mrs. For.. having
reason to suspect and to know that she bad beim too
intimate with her husbaad, and as Nis malt of it Mrs.
Forts for some tame suffered seriously ; that was the
reason be asked shoot the dodoes bill Then on the
morning of the assault, the complainant and another
woman went by her born. jeering and ouriceylog,
which provoked the retaliation complained of. Elfs
could sot deny the anesalk but submitted complainant
breaght it os hersell by her bad conduct.
The Beach ingiabed • One of El, ineluding mote.
Mrs. For..: I'd sooner pay 120 than—
Tile Town Clerk romatmendad Mn. Fors• to be
advised by Mr.. Mestoa.

The NAMs thea—laith• oourt.
A lad named Charles &Eyre, labourer, ot Fordiagtoe,
mu charged with stealing • jasper, the property of
the Mimes Curtis, clothiers, Htgb Faiststreet.
Tb• armed-boy at the shop said that ou Saturday
sight he was In the street, sad saw the privatise take
the slop off • bar ou told. the shop, sad yolk away
down the street. Hs ma to him, and said "Give me
that slop." He answered "I'.. oat got one," but
witaaa saw the sleeve of it ehawing below the Mil et
his goat, and told him so, whim he threw it down.
Whams picked it op sad laid hold of &be prim:ow,
who he took book to the stop, sad eherwartis prisoner
was talon to the " b/ind-house."
. _

P.C. Gould resslysd the prisms. We custody. Pri-
ncess said • wawa poring by the 'bop swept off the
slop with her tall, sad ha going along altar hot plaid
It up. Hs was ping away to • plum os Woodsy, and
thought the slop would do tos him to wear.
Primmer wished the magistrates to mottle tee awe,
and pleaded sot guilty. Called on for his Meow bo
rid los hod ass&

H. vu aeuteseed le • mouth'i hard labour; and
the Mayor said he loped whoa be came out of prime
hi o&14 lead • MAW life.

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00ONTY PEITT Baraoss, BMarday.—Befor• Mr. H.
Williams sod lir. I. Petra&

Mt. Giles fl—yele;ds. app;lied to the Beach for the
provisional treader of Ms Itemise of the Acorn Ina,
Everahot, from Charlet Spam to Mies Anal* BriakelL
The application was made ands, th• lit nes. of the 6th
and 6th Viet. 5.44, whioh authorised Mem to endorse Me
Booms to anablo she new meant to sell liii the next
medal semious for Muntenia( limas's. It wee dome
with th• mead of Mr. Baring, on WWI of dm Earl of
liohmier, the owner of the lan.—Th. Bomb inquired
as to the shareeter of ths proposed taaaat sad Sept.
Hare said he had knows has slam slam eta was •
Mild, and she was • very respielable yam( woman.—
Tbe application was granted.
Shaded ..as, • girl of 14.. 15, was brought up
for stealing • pair of mole at Portland.
Mrs. Rebeem Coombs said ea Thursday betimes 12
aad 1 prisoner came into their shop, mid parshased •
hat for 2s. 6d. sad mace ribboa at 44d. • yard, so
'doh she paid a shilling, leaving the estiales till lb*
whole was paid. • quarter of an hour later oho missed
• pair of kid boots, valu k 11d., and ab• told her
bushaud.

°webs want to the boom of prisoner's
parents, hat did not go in, for he thought she'd be eat-
coaled —he 'bide ostelde leaning on the will carelessly.
After • bit the mother came out, end he Inquired if
her daughter had oome from the Tillage. She said no.
Than be west no a warder's bowie where the girl weal
In the day-time, kaooked at the door and opened It
when the girl came towards him. Looking at her feet,
he mid "You're the girl I want, and what's on your
feet" The warder's wife said " Ob, dear, what's the
matter." He answered, Nothing, belt tide girl's
doles • pair of boots oat of my shop." Rs told the
girl to take them off, sod As did so. He went to P.C.
Floats who apprehended the girl, and Mugged her, and
she wee shout to answer when her mother told her to
no, nothing—they had got to And it out On the way
to the station she said she " did'at sirs."

The prommutor mid he did'at want to hurt the girl;
unfortunately slui had • drunken mother.
Mr. : That we are aimed; and U we scald
punish her we would.
The mother In animar to the liens& said tlia girl was
14 years and 6/130 months old. She was • Roman
Catholic.

Pridemer was reattosoed to a moath'e hard labour sad
five years in • Reformatory tattoo! ; Mr. Williams lay-
ing they would try to sate tim girl, if they maid not
her mother.

It wa;Mid her lather bad 12a a week peso., and
was ose a Me eivtl guard at Portland.
She and her brother and mother cried Melly at Um
resteose.

CHLEMINS rag.
Tax NNW Itouroa. —nu BAT. H. B. "read
Usual in" at morning service on &today, and preached
from Lake :le., 42-44. Ix the afternoon the Bey. W.
Leek Dreaohot, sod, etraage to vsy, eeleoted am hie
tut War :U., 41.

SHIRBOIMR.
Pam aasaion, Aran, 3. —(Bidoe• Mr. J. F.
Fabrasier, chairmul, Mr. B. LittWhales, Mr. OUT Glyn,
and Yr. Southall).
Joan Rumbor, • young man 18 year, .4 age, of Sher.
borne, was sate monad for eiotoor behaviour in this Abbey
Chen*, 13herborne, on the 16thIllaroh. Mr. Rung and
Mr. %Mar, the ohnrehwardoes,•ttoodad to Proseento.
Pro:laic Farrow was snonnoood on • 'radial' *barge.
At the aftersoon mimeo, at the end of the first verse
Ember honored "chorus," and laughed at the fun.
Moat to hirn sat Parsons, who bad • quaking doll
orbiob hiPlaTed with. Hanablar was fined 10a arid 6i.
Ad. owls. or 14 days' hard labour, and Parsons ss. and
41. 6d. sada.
_

Yr. Willow( &hear& was eamaioned by Dr. Witham
Itlghwarth fct wilfully dimwit cort&in
koloaglag ke Il al herberae. . Davies
tor tlat aokaPkalaaat, sad Kr. Watts, ii Yeovil, for 111111
datemokaat. Itspçl4 thet the raven, of bola
Pardo adialask i.E Weer, hha this the detesilaathid
placed aa • read WAN lase his premise • quantity of
eerier. The reed Leeds Is the heek park 11th. ermine

belemem to both parties, oad the defendant sad ociat-
plaices& both Maimed the Doll, not merely a right
at way.—The Emelt ooasidered that there wee a
questioa of title involved. sad atom don s their j media:ion
was misted. bat they irtpreesiml • hop, that she maitalr
bdtwiNo the parties nicht be amicably arremel.
hr John COMIII, of Hobnail, was ocioanuaed for
cruelly sow, by keeping it without suffi-
cient toed. Kr. Watts &tended. —lt was 'Aorta lb.
°ow died 4 staimatiou. The only food it had to eat
worn blibok bo7—roagh stud oat after harvest, sod
Wore it died it we so weak that it lied to twi 14104
with ;mina, —The Belida Coed the detemiaat £2 10c
sad taste, £2 16a, or to default three mouths' imprison-
ment.

wzymouru.

Cue Asiotnur hundred and six
anniversaries have beim celebrated of the excellent
charity of tliz Samuel Idle; Kat, sod up to the
protect time the beneficial effects produced br the
mill-invested property left by that good old Knight
have last, end Mill there is no sign of decay. But this
I. no doubt °vim to the affairs ci the sheeny being so
well-mmaged ; oertainly in this WOO WO cannot my
" The good is oft Interred with their boom." The
trams*e who mot the recipients at the Hall were—
Mr. J. Robinson (Mayor), Mr. G. Inlet, Mr. R. Bayly,
Mr. J. Lying, Mr. H. Haggett, and Yr. W. Symonds.
Of, the old end deemed seamen David Caddy end
Themes Tewkesbury ware through ill-betlth, pro-
moted being present ; but the eight following writ to
shorob—Jomph Purshase. Jenne. Hill, Thome. Vie,
Janes Thera, Thomism Hunter, John Atkins, William
Blain, and Christopher Omen. They with the trustees
and amotopeoled by the Bev. T. S. Grooves sad Mr.
F. 0. Arden, clerk to the eltarity, and followed by 40
apprentime, went la prommion to Marsh, where the
Rev. T. A. Ottbsy preached from COLO.'S. 111., 17.
" And whatsoever 7. 40 In word or deed, do all in the
mote of the Lord Jesus, giving thinks to God and the
Father by Wei." After dirk)* movies the procession
returned to the Gelldhsil, and melt seaman and
apprentice received • soverolgo, a glare of wine, and •
bun, and draok to the memory of Sir Simnel
Amoog the nine riprentisce to be bound mat week
are three fatherless children, Henry Cosh, imam B
White, and Robert G. Aplin ; the others its Cbul"
Woodsford. Tess limier, nntables, Sam& Prankard,
Lakey, and White.