The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-26 00:00:00

ARCIAEOLOGICAL•
re the &titer.

Sir,—Vour brief reoord of the find of • Wareham
token st Abbotabsry has boon. bubo archcoological
treat to OK And p.rhnn to others. Is this the first
disoovertnotllarbis's token, and are there others
i to exist, which were circulated in
Vtairslehass f I ass sure you will kindly afford .me
for reply to this query from sures possessing inform-
To go • long way beak is history, I may odd •
lest es • kindred sub%hich has recently lane to
etimytheks.premestwisd4l—sad, In the y intitagedbiuseummatelitvocUoithitm,
there are ister7ss so less 13 Angio-B.a, I coins
eh., ass of laspr, 11611-475, and twelve of A .thelred,
1178-131_11), whisk were issued from the Wareham
mint. Tines were all found is Sweden, sod doubtless
termed a poetics of that %nage% which Althelred
if agreed to pay in OIL —I am. sir, yours faith-
H. N.

BLANDPORD.
Conan PIM Samenthe, Tusedol•-13•101* Br. J.
J. Paranithreon.—Albst Hunt and Alice Hill, of
}thendfcedosiberveso brzfit up in custody and charged
W P.O. sleeping in an outhouse at
Pimping tat the 11th inst. whbout any visible means
of v}_Lr —Ocanaisied for seven days each.
INDIIANST.—A good mortar of the Bloodies! (E)
troop of the Queen's Own Dona Yeomanry Cavalry
ameenbled on Tuesday last on the Down House Down
maker eonsmand at Captain 0. Bombe° ter troop drill,
nod, in addition to the natal exercia.lol, the troop wee
gatt through the new movement of 'nd," which
swab of tithes at full speed and striking a sharp
pasted barb, d to a lag bamboo, into a wooden
peg in the ground with 110011 aoourary and force as to
s•M.lme, the Poe es the top of the maw. Another
~,,menea mercies is whilst riding at full speed to
mem d ea the poist of a sword • ring suspended
ese end of a pole. Successfully to accomplish
them !este requires asneldsrabie judgmest in ealoul st-
ing dis.tana lad considerable skill. The other
ook it, Aver= were Adjutant Veiny and Ilea
wismoAs Castor.. Geed Friday ham been
observed by tho w mimeos of this town for op
TOM in holdiag • thee anal ewari meettnvger. A
brow superbness-dent, • A. Ma, of Weymouth
preached at three o'clock, flow Isaiah Isill. a goal
germs& Tea was bald in the chapel premiers, sod
merne compsey seeenibled , Bourton, Bournemouth
Port, and salaam& perishes sandhog Tin o
as heretofore. At seven °ideas meeting was beiZ
Mr. W. K. Jeama, at Staurpahae Hausa mesidbm.
Addresses were thawed by MieNs. J. W. Barnett,
Rev. A. Brice, sad J. Mildews.
%du...iv:Made to oar Loom!" plata and agony
• to Chridien dart as mendilag from • aniesedon
of Chriet's temper ad spirit to mei ad to save souls.
It was also stated that Rev. E. Brice (Mr. Brice's
lethsr), who took Weymouth as his fret circuit, of
which doss Honghtoci formed a part, bed left a
memento GI his work, which evey led to hie
sos arrespdag Blandford as his sphere of labour, for
throe yews, and that by him Mr. Masters had oome,
whom the eircadt regret to have to part with (ea they
did Mr. Bela.) by alitAugust. --111r' Brice, in an
dogma mesa, referred to his peat associations at
zirbitert mid mood, sad mid bow very pleased be
vas aiple to via the tont among so many Maeda.
Us
siteczed God to them aa before. The choir
seem plates of music.
Diatom —A match moo oil on Saturday on the
twoscoarse_hawses Mr. Welter Groves' ern House)
ch. e. EarWro, and Mr. H. R. arquhanson's
(Gadb) trey_ berm A considerablenumber of
asesenbled an the Down to witness the sport.
Cliotekee were, we understand, a side. Dietaries
three Mr. Groves rode his own bane and Mr.
z, a. el Keith, that of his amain ; the
gorgore essee the vomits. Lord Caltborp, who
astenspegied Lord and Lady Alington, the Hon H.
atneta a distinguished party hat Oricbel, acted
as tár and idge. The ra e was well contested,
Itni.= the int ilarboro took the lead which he
mithallad throathea and came in an easy wilier.
addition to the Orkgsel party there were also
Estkai;i and Mrs. Famul6rson and the Misses
Home), Lieutenant-General
S ChatiligYly, Sir William MAMA. Mn..
IL IL Illmeshemos, the Misses Groves, Mr. Lionel
flosatit. /gr. U. Patios, Miser& C. IL 'Plower, J. G
Yowler G. Beg Bertha, and wird other yeomen of
the neighhearited, sad maw of the tesdamso of

CRAMS Lam, late of Shoehorns, %who it will be
ramegabered was awaosoned in thole burglaries
ermandteed in this town in July la* hag been
In Warwickshire for fowl sesaling, and
th:rt—raded last Quarter Sessions warn convicted and
sentenced to live Yeelnij_ Penal servitude and five years'
%rborsZerrielon. Prisoner was also "wanted" at
en • charge of net reporting himself, he
being under polio. sueerviirina.
POLICZ-0014811.ABLZ Binetous hse just died, after •
few days' illness. The deceased, who had been in
the Slandford borough lons for about fifteen years,
was on duty either Monday or Tuesday up
_till tea
o'clock at night, and on going borne complained of not
feeling well. Inflammation of the lungs set in, and Ofl
Monday last Police-constable Seaviour breathed his
last. Re was 42 years of age, and leaves • wife and
two grown-up daughters.