The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25 00:00:00

Doßot' esTER.

KITIA POLIO' R4TI.—WO and•retAnd thot In Holy
Trinity parish the sispeany polio. rate will not ratios
to 'soot the cell on the Overseers, aad that an additional
rate of a penny will shortly be levied.
D011431111112i Limns' cun.—The next meeting
wlll be bald it the Antelope Hotel, on Saturday neat,
wham Mr. IL Genie will Introduee the followlog subject
for diseusaion 'To what extent is Legislative
Interference needed between Landlord and lenart."

--/4-11-1110-1-111A-TIIO.—LAI tbs ;ijoora. ;11 qu-srler
esseloan last dotards', it. End of Bend slob, of Hook
Perk, Mr. Edward Oliorge lfsxquharsoo, of Hayti&
amiss, Woodford, and Mr. Thomas Rumen, of Beatnia-
odor, qualified as magietrelem Mr. Ifooks, Clerk of
Lb. Pews. attendoL
Now WifiLlITAl 011.1011.-The trusteee of the
Wesleyan amnia have Mimed a Montle, appealing fey
donations towards the new &opal to be built to this
town, opposite the Pciat-offies, in liontit•strost. The
total outlay will be nearly £3 OM, of whisk abseil
ALEXII. oontribuied or promiesd. ft is Wendel to
basin the new handbill west spring.
001 NI•111.-PrAch has been wining ea tbirliftWlS
of the meetly elestod Mayers, bat that of the obiel
magistrate of Dorehostor and of a ample of other
boroughs peseta( latraotable, they ass mostioned
follows I. the concluding paragraph :-" We tru.l wo
shall not ho guilty of ands. famMarity If, ones more
taking tho Loviag Cup to both heads to drink to the
health and prosperity of "Our Mayors," we sill upon
Ornery at Dorsbaster, and Godfrey al Renasey, sad
Jesse it Prretoa, to respond to the toast"
THs Wairaits.-Th• following Is our meteorologist!
report:-

1 VI! Wind. I kiwi 01 Wadber.
39 NE Fine
N Iri,u
39 oudy
I,ituly
41 Inn.. n
Cloudy
49

Nor.
17
Is
12
20
Si
113

NW
NW
Wont NW

lotiai
ine, rain
iy
I, One

CONIIITVID TO Tll D 01•111 COUNT! Puma.
Hard Labou,: Edward Floating Duman, misbehaviour
In Come Union; Elias Long, drunk awl riotous Wien-
borne Minster, 2 edender meethe : Harr, Mom,, night
poaohlag at Clifton ilethenk, 2 waluder months sod to
led Sureties; George Way, stealing epples at Bredpole
John Davis, rolebeherlogr is Wirehorne Delon, I
Wanda month; Mary Monett, misbehaviour in Corns
Union, 14 days ; James Bowriog, sight vombing at
WanewoU, 7 days and to find erareties.— Partin H..%-
:armoire,' : Roe Boom, stealing • watch at Portlond.
Conoateanosoz Oakint.—The annual tea meeting
of the oborsh members and congregation of tide plus
of worship took plus lase Thursday evening, is the
Independent wheel-room, Boath-etreet. Several ladles
so-operated in deo...rating the room, sod the ruche of
their taste and labour were very plowing. The Super-
Intendent's desk at the upper red of the room wee
treasformed into a trophy of flowers sod over
which was the trustful motto " J vah-Jireh,"
elegantly done in coloured lettering. Massive fa/leads
of greenery (Imparting. sense of abundueel, relieved
with bouquets of pink and whit* flowers, gracefully
depended from 'orbit to oorlsel around the room, and
the walla were adorned with the following mottoes, Ir-
eland within leafy border., " Poith." "Hop.,"
"Charity," " Witten,„ "Work," "Wait," "P.... end
Plenty,* lizolakr," "0.4 13eve the Quen." There
we. • good attendance at the tea, ladies of the googol-
gallon famished the trays, and the social meal was
mesh enjoyed. In the insider there was • public
meeting, when the sehool-room was completely filled.
TO* Rev. T. Naive, poitor of the chapel, presided, ead
I. his opening address, reviewed the poet fur years of
: his ministry in Doreltseter, dwelt on their present
harpy relations, and pointed oat that their seiwrion I.
• rhumb was to Magnets Evengedool Noneoeformity,
and individually I. wia men to Christ by their personal
•teuseerstione to Him and their ortuierilat Hese. The
R•T' W. Lew* of Rope Ma*. Weymouth, followed
with a stirring address on the need for wired,* work.
He pointed theta to the enerir displayed by High
Church bitty, sod indleated mesas by wldeb they oould
help on the eau. of Christ in octuneetkat with the C m-
grustional body, mentioning Seeday 'shoots, house to
house vidtation, personal invitation to religion.
view, old edit.," protehlog.—Tbe Rev. F. J. Austin,
ci Brklport, then gays a thoughtful earned address on
gaeonsalouy Influence, directing attendee to the tree,
power every parson exerts in the world by his life—
! what he really is, as distinguished from what he my. or
' dug commending to them the imporianes of maidog
their lives fragrant of elided= gnus, and enforeing
the obvious Issues indented by the mdeena neon.
sibillity.—Mr. Demenish moved rebel Of thanks to all
who had usisted .sth. muting, and their main were
oordiAlly sodorseed by the oompaay. Between the
speeches, the choir som very creditably • number of
anthems, Kr. J. Robinson, jot., ably accompanying
on the piano. Altogether it Was • very seeonsful sad
hapi,y anniversary.
Tel Traotnen tligoiree.—Thees renowned mlnetrels
gays two performinose in the Town-hall, on Friday
het, and Mr. Llog's eaterprise in arranging for the re-
' appeerance of the Tyrone. at Deretteder, we. rewarded
by two good houses, while the gratilleation afforded
by each ooneert was fervid sad gement. Sines their
lest vial them have bun added to the oompany the
statue Judith Biroher and Maria Bireber. The latter
is a great acquisition. She has • dunning soprano
mho of the pored quantity, pommel gruel in word-
use with English feticide beyond all other. of the um-
piny, and such unaffected maidenly demeanour as made
her a general favourite. The Fran Honey did good
service in the oonserted please, having retired from the
firer poeldou lee favour of her yammer associate; Herr
Menai was more embonpoint than ever, and merry ay •
erieket, rootless of the adage" lane: end grow fah'
Herr Margreiter, bodies nodal einging, did marvellous
eseentioe on the glgolin • Herr Balsa., "the knight
of the rueful oontitenseen," may bus grandly, Ina
half-sadly pertieipeted in the merriment of his lighter-
hearted companies,. The commeis were thoroughly
enjoyable) from their novelty. The stagers ore Untie-
bey unlike the connetionel erring of ordinary
monde Is person and dram and there is *money
abut their mash in complete outran with the meal
performanees. to the afternoon there woos fasidesahle
eitkeedonen comprising many of the eons,' families of
the Manioc, and all seemed highly delighted with the
programme. The reserved mate were spin well filled
at the evening concert by the prinetiOal inhatillente of
the town and immediate neighbourhood, sad in other
parte of the huge tho attendanee wee good. The
aseserted mule was very au. the seerkileg chernees.
with their peoaller hollations of *oboes, being parti-
cularly pleasing. Frank/in Mods Maher was very
sooesedul Is "Th. Highlands are the home for
me," end the dent with Herr Rohrer* "Now was,,
• pair." Herr Melilla was enthonastioldly mewed for
"0 stay with me," sod to minus nag, with Gomm
words, "You'll remember me. This Is a favourite
air with oar Eteglish tenors, sod everybody hie heard
it sung wall dooms of Omen se Herr ilielehl was put
In comparison with others, end his weever woe triump-
hant Herr Hollins' be., solo, omompanied by zither
and guitar we. • skilful performanse, and displayed
his powerful doh voice to Admetus. A good dui 01
skill wog shown by Herr hltrgeiter in playing the
either and the gigelira. Th• former is the germ from
which the pianoforte of the preeset day has been
developed, and it's novelty is its chief chum : and of
the girelirs am • muslad instrument little em be said.
It h rude of strips of weed, which are struck with
little wooden hoom.rs, and emit • sharp mettello
sound, which Herr Mwgreiter rapped out merrily
enough, for his mulpul &don wee wonderfully deuterons,
and the oddity and skill of the perforenanow elicited
grist applanw. In "The bridal on the hills," Freon%
Kota Hitcher and Herr Melohl 'rosily (distinguished
themesive., and the Harr's good-humoured jollity pro.
yoked general mirth. The comb) coheres, whine finished
the programme, was a bright cherry pion, with a good
deal of mooning soden. A vow of the National
Anthem oonoluded ton hour.' capital eritaeufnm.,,e.
oop.re peen suemou, Saturday.—Beiore Ur.li WUUa
ichairmaid, and Mr. G. Marry.
Jct. Charles ws• muntooned by Mr. T. Chapman Flaundare
for breech of the Hamer.' and Servants' AM—Complainant
mid defendant we, his Dement under an urroesneot Wore Me
tedyday, and 1,. -d In one of hi. e maze. on 4th awl they
amein agreed. Omplainant engaged defendant and his son,
ace 4 the arrroment we. signed by them both Toe twee *sr,
1,, be IS. each per week, with 15 met, of coals, 200 wood
faggots, 10 lug potato ground : they were to do any work
required either in mo ing or thrubillit at 1. 11 per qturter
at Warmw.ll. If lame, the eon, did not mow or here any
tut.work, he wee to have CI aura for Lilo summer. They
enwr,,,i on the eavemtent, and !mac we. In his smite, iglu.
They received the potato ground, pot of the wood, and all
the cal. 01110th October John mme to reckon. He asked
hoc many days' thrashing he had dme Defendant mid,
I mu% thrash by the quarter. but I'll thmeh by the day: I
can't imni my al may." tic contklemd too „„d
as he had been thrashing some odd barley, he *greed
to lay ton by the day for the four or live days
dove' hut after that said he must go on noder the agree-
me I I.) the quarter. He pal 1 defendant up to Satunlay
iglu by the day. Afterwa-ds defendant said he hal prungeed
him s anething for the harrow, which complainant denied
It fewlent never tame to stork after that Saturday night.
- letdcodant said roinplainant procon,-11 him harreei money,
a•ol would net her --Toe eon lease 540 1 cmplainant ponnieed
him El and 111, father IS. for harreet —lt WM 11 ot I the
iIgTOMIN•it, which buttdefandirda had pot their mer;s to
titer It bat been rend °Tar. Askel why lilt were no defen-
d iiita repreeental they did not have it inn 10th, aimement,
home sai I he was no wholv." -Mr. Saunders welled that
dcfrodiant aloud 1 be compelled in ~..re„ , hi.
agrcetn...t. The eon bad hen paid his gl for teamed no
wrest Defendant 'ii not want to co lock —The Bench
-nil they v. 0,1 only go by the st:reenomt —Defendant odd he
had cork,,l two and a hot 3.00. for Mr Saunders and d.,op
work as a man. Tl'. IS ell flu .1 11,1 i, 2s. od. for refusing to
nod,. A. to the c tor ot they mole 11u0Ater. They could nit
• arainst • wrlt•eo agreeine.t
Jut,,... &wring was •min netted for night poach:ng. Mr. H.
Lode promicuted, anal stakel the circumetances. —Fleury Dodge,
of Warnewell, said on Oh Nov. 5111 p.m, he hoard, hare cry,
and in Warmwell &Id found it in • trap caught by the leg.
U. witcised all DOI With Mary tot, sad next morning