The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30 00:00:00

WEI MOUTH.

Wnmoont AID DOILIZT IDOUNTY Radoe.—This meet-
ing is filed for July 10th and 11th ensuing.
Isousatina HI KANT Le11311.-0a Wednesday
evening last a Iseture was given in the St. al•ry's
schools by the Bev. Francis J. C. Moran, asastant
waretary of the Colonial and Continental Church
Society, on behalf of that society, on "The Signalman
In many lands."
Tu. HAVINIIWOITII wee got off the ground at Preston
on Sunday morning by carrying out an anchor, and
heaving on it, the ship having been lightened and
stripped. She was brought into Wenneeth harbour in
the wares of the day.
Now FONT FOIST. MARINI CHTIIICEL —lt la intended
to set ups new stow font in Sa Marl's chars* between
the two blocks of free sods lately plased there by Mr.
T. Dodsoo. We undentaad that the font id randy;
but it will not be Owed In position until sufficient
I funds have hem raised.
l CEILTILIT OLIIIIITAT.—The dangerous state of the
e
mbanked path opposite the new Infant eshool, him
been brought to our motile. 111, wry murk higher
than the reed below, whisk, as Is well-known, slants
upward till it roaches the same level. • few days ago,
a 'outlaw& who wee posing in the dark war his
garden in the vicinity of the Chepelry Tavern, stePned,
ss he thought, to the read, whore It la not asa below
the path • but misealsnialbm the positioa, beds heavy
fall, and aw.t.di hi. ehlre. Tim path might to be
protected by hand rails.
Flown isuomiro EXTIAONDISAILT.—The Nisiork
Antrim! (Illinois, United States) says: "II is oar
opinion that Mr. Tom Piskard Is entitled to the
premium as alluvia" horse-sheer. List week he
Sited from the rough and sailed on three hundred and
forty-three shoo :—Os Meaday, 66, Tuesday, 60;
Wednusday, 62; Thoreday, 68; irlday, 66; Saturday,
43 —using for the mine nearly • hundred pounds of
nails. All the anistaatte he bad In this marvel of a
week's wink was ahoy to point the nails." Mx. Plekard
Is known in Weymostit, as be was bete on s visit to
his brother a shoat time ago.
Veneer hiltrillin.—By notice affixed to the ehersh
door, a vestry morting was galled at Bt. Mary's out
Monday. at neon.—There were preesat-0. AMrews,
EN , Messrs. G. 11. Criansay. It Oesamlus, J. Landis
nen , G. Wolelord, sad B. liopkine, with few reporters.
I —Mr. H. It. Criekotay was sale 1 to the sheik. The
first business was to elm* three persons to the &idol
Brant, Messrs. Weleford, Haggett, and Omendiss rear.
Is;, but being eligible for re-eMetioo. Mr. Hopkins
proposed that they be molested to 6U the vacancies for
the ensuing year,—Mr. Lan Uri was willing to second;
but he understood that Mr. Baggett had gone to live at
lifraooasbe.—Mx. Andrews said Mr. Raggett hut not
I notified it to them, and be was the vkie-ehairmiiii.—Mr.
Landis then seconded the re.eleotion, which was
euried. —The neat business was the *lc olio' of auditors.
Mr. Linda proposed and Mr. Atkins @wooded that Mr.
W, C. Damon and Mr. J. A. Talbot be adopted auditory
for the ensuing year, sad that the 29th Marsh bo fired
I for the prodeetioe of the ameente. —Carried irs. dii,
I and on the proposition of Mr. Commies, a VOW Of
thanks wet pawed to the chairman, and the useotisg
' dissolved.

Bosociam Pern tissaloare, goody.—Before th•
Mayor (Jas. Robertson, RN.), J. Drew, Esq.
CHARLES al, Croix, hawker from Jersey, wee charged with
hawking without • certificate,
I'S Brlao, on Saturday afternoon saw prisoner going
frills door to door in Kirmstreet, and offering tracts for stlei,
Akol II he hid eerWatsl4l, and be ',pawl he had one but
of no um. Told him the Superintendent had given orden to
apprehend every one wham be found hawking without •
rerun:Me. . . . . .

and allowed till to night to pay, or WOU days in
_ . . .

JO-11; Dons. mallow troop, _was afoot's& up for giving •
lam Emma tor the papaw of "'bislang rollof a the Weymouth
. _ . . .

-
Supt. Vickery raid that cm Saturday night. prisoner mine
and applied for • ticket for the Union. Knowing tilos, Miami
ukeil him when he was Men before, and he raid reven or
eight months Hs gave the name of John *dory ; but Mums
found he waa relieved In the name of John Dialk He rid It
most be • mistake; but, knowing him to be • profaned
vagrant. Minna apprehended him.
Mr. Drew asked what trade prisoner was I Hs replied" •
labourer."
Mr. Drew i.TIon you ought to be labouring.

F.arties die larillAtiaZi
TomoLT. —Belem tie Moor (Su. Rebertsoa, Esq.),
and J. AyMg. EA.

Joni BAGGII wage summoned tor plying as • porter without
licence on the 164.6 Inst.

P.O. liell-a-her-i--mo working as • coal earrim, taking
coals from • ship In ilia Harbour into Mr. Doveuish's yen&
toted him if be was • nomad coal comm. Ho said that h•
oral not; bat he would Wm out his limbos Wait to the
Town Clerk's °elm, mid (mad be bad sot oao
. . . . .

Sans had rwe taken out • licence.
He bad worked part o/ • dsy before be took out tiL licence.
Fined as and arc total 10e.
RIM Cow ins sumusoned for being drunk and riotous,
en Sunday afternoon
P.C. Ballet proved serving Um emmeter, and Me roar
ordered that • warrant be rued for ith apprenendon.
On Wednesday he was lined /1,1 and come.

Jags Bruen WU summoned by Frames Hallett, for inciting
to • broach of the pesos, on the lath lost,
C impbanant mid she lived about • stene's throw from
defmatent. On the 16th inst. defendant, add "1 have had
these things long encegb," meaning some sr isogon..
Complainant replied " Thank you, 1 am touch obliged to yon,
ir keeping than since Christmas." Delstailitot then called her
•--, but complainant replied that she had not Mum she hod
been • wife—about 15 yeara Bite might have known her
husband 17 or 187.011 ago, when shit wee an unfortnnate at
the Beck water. The Ud of Met November twelvemonth,
defendant's husband gave her "men, bread sod Jam, and • tea-
pot of tea," and thin tamed • Jealously.
Delendmt mad oho west over to Jersey to help her husband
to get • 11.1 am and while Ms was away, oomplainsat took up
her Msosle In the house. abe wet repeatedly drunk, and need
mat filthy iW
The Illayortfar as he could hear, It was do of one and
hall-s-dozen of the other; but abusive language must not be
be permitted.
Boum' UYOf In £5 to keep the poem for three months. ,
Mrs. Bytom paid her costs, Yrs. Ballet was detained.

COLONILL AND CONTINENTAL CHIJEC
SOCIETY.
The Rev. P. J. C. Moran and Hamby Parolee,
Req., have visited Weymouth this week, In order to
armies farther Interest is behalf of thitiabove
on Sunday sisawas wore mashed at Is Mary. March,
when E2O 118 was eollested. and mat evades • meet.
log we. bald at Eh Mary's National school-room pre-
sided over by the Mayer, Jams Robertson, Esq. The
weather was a aontianatice of that miserable dronshing
rain white so long has paralysed almost everything.
and at the hour mem/wed the attendance was miser.
ably small. As she medal' proceeded the friends
poured to; but latemmors may pardon a blot that
when they arrive in the midst of an Interesting speoeh,
It would be well to tread as lightly as parable, so that
the speaker's remarks may not be lost by those not at
the top of the room.
The Rev. T. A. Falun offered prayer.
The Mayon read We report of the Weymouth
anxillaiy, showing that there had berm ontribsed —by
wileetious, £lB it. 81 • after sermon; £5; after meet-
ing, £2 12s &I; for printing £lB, Ild had bee. paid,
and £24 15s 8d was remitted to kW Pareat floetety. Hs
thought EU sa larigalfloaal sum to reads from tbs
largest town in Dorset. It hes bees sold that the
'misty has not lie same claims upon us that others
have, and he had himself thought that those English.
men who live abroad should provide for their own
spiritual used.; but nearly all ths essignints are not
well-to-do, but have loft breams they wale not get on
weU here, sad are not able te pay largely for tbe
ministratiom tial gospel, while the adealids already
there are struggling hart &gated difilesides and cannot
afford the noweomers the ardstanos whisk the Import-
ance of the cause demande, so that it &mid melte the
aympatleas of Obristen people at home. If be were
leading hie own ma abroad, he should like Is got him
• letter of latrodaseks to mew olorgymas is the
neighbourhood wham he use going, his ant thought
would be for spiritual preview& for his own 'kW.
Many of our mershents sre deriving large torques from
the colonies; but auisthaa should look upon them se
so many openinp God b making for the spread of the
glorious googol of the gross of God, It has been said
that thole Eaglishawn who live on the Continent
elioald pay for their own ministers; and this applies to
Nice and other large towns where nosy risk people go;
but he had Irma ahead is plams where it would have
been imposslble for him to supply the public means of
gram, or attend to his own spiritual mats, bat for this
society, whisk provides for the *demi wants of
Englishmen in towns where no great wambars of risk
rare* The moiety to strisely Evaagolleal, end in these
days we should Wand promisently forward In sateen
of our Protestanhear). He sailed upon
tke Rev. John Hl* who had doe, Oily for the Neology
in Switerriaad—(mplause).
Rev. J. Rum .611 this is cm of the 'cabbie about
white he had ao shadow of erale se to whether be
should spook for it or aria—boossio of its ancomprmais-
lag sdhscenos to the principles of the Ghana of Eng-
land. It le Protsslaat and and becomes of
the direst saansialibm of those pâlaelpl.s be gave it his
medial support. As to the swiroodly for it, if we really
want to know the Imrlasee r the work we Would
have some little .zperle.ee as to what would him been
our condition U we were deprived of those religious
privileges whielt we are now striving to give to our
, friends abroed—(be). When he went abroad first he
looked upon Ws Stocky' as the most miserable days
spent there; but slam be had been acquainted with
the society, he amyl looked out for its station, and
planned his journeys so as to spend his Sundays st thou
stations, and days of rest indeed they were They
must travel on the Continent to feel now great the
satisfaction is to know on Saturday evening that to,
morrow they will steed serviess, conducted easording
to the Church of Ragland. It is the universal
az oedema of those who know the meaty. ma* the 81..
day' at its stabiles are sesseeking sessntially of Mak aaa
I hied, and most dillaitild-0141114 045 k. eaekhisis
I could °omelet- w is the atter foaling of desolation
I when an emigrant with hb family first eels forth to go
Ito foreign land. It is ear duty to provide for them
the mesas of gram not pormansatly. MI for aha ard
I stage of their settlemest, MU thsy:aaa melds for them.
' melee The shapialasise on the Osmill are almost
solleup and that will be evestwany the rose In
the °Dimes ; lit must be • distant result. 04th.
ehaplains he had never hoard but on. opinion—Mat
they an • most able body of meri, thoroughly fitted
for th• work, It le important for us AU to work for the
Lord Jesus wbUs we ma, net kaswiag when we may
be laid aside. livery one would nunernime Mr. Regard%
ea
an earnest supporter of this owlet and others with
the like principled and spirit, sad be would &Impend
Mr. Hogarth most earnestly to their prayers, that God
womb give him strength to bear his trial, and to rap-
port him under the trial, U not to ran hint up agar
—Orr). Let no be more embus that if we eon do
scything-la the service of God, we should dolt with
our might, and by sad by lot ma be followers of them
ehe ihrmfikSaM and Whom Meritthe Pablelew•
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