The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-14 00:00:00

WEYICOUTH.

Fit2El4.m-rear. - W. Bro. Polly Hooper haa bean •
re•electe.l W. M. of All SouLi lodge. No. 170, for the .. ex" him. It wad to OlOO of their conduct thot he . oot the raila and Wad rot open for live inches. Mr. Bray booby bitten in the hind-quarter.. apr peon! by the Rev. Preto. lirantica, and aeknoo-
ensuing year. _ wanted to ge before the in taistrates. The motes did not give , walked h. . and Dr. McLean dreamol the wounds. semnd wail worried about the fore-legs; two othels had
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BARTL F ETT S. e tSCILLON.-On Thursday last th ac is tion the crew aril words. owl the wooed mate had mire struck him Tin roey or yitc Begot/gene Es/D.-About •2•31 tone their toll' bitten OM; an•l •bonit 4.1 were on their bocko. ledged by Mr. 1 •fterif. jun.. eon of Lord Rivers' steward
with the fist and illtn.ated Mon every day, of the iron ermonor plating for the Breakwater WM Fort He identified the dog AS defenyluat's. Mr. MARWOoD I'FATII or in proposing " 'Me health of
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Wad dethleol, after a new trial in the Coitrt of Queen's
11-nch. plaintiff obtaining • voldilict of £.lll-Mr. It N. 100 answer to the Mayor, the (eremitic WID Stated tO be • have arrived, and are being Ike'. They are of different After hearing reveral witnrase* the Bench ordered the Chairman. spoke .1 bid trolly English character, whi•••
was. generous awl wanwhe artea : while he Wad a gosid
• h.nwe ,•n deck
llowar.l was Solicitor fiw plaintiff, and Mr. Smith. of
. a,,ore.ter, for .lefenolant -The former *nal aloo reoulted tionunro continnin:. said tha taben they were f our days sige4, 'moue weighing five to six tons, °there es meth as HI defendant to poy .C. 3 damages and the costo, anal the dog
net:fhb:me and a kind friend -(the toart was drunk with
Dem Ants'eno, the firaVente ran at him with a knife. I'm tonc They were horan!.l in !Medial, brought lb '0 by to be destroyed.
In favour of plaintiff. . hail been right years at sea • three year. in the Cenral!. navy.
" railway to Stokes Bay, and adman' from there to l'ortland. -. mot.ical honours and an "extra cheer for Mra Seymer.-I
, It woul•I have been nodes. to sena them by rail all the STIIIIIIINSTEr NEWTON. Mr. Benin, who wen W. 41 received, referred to the
Gin TO TIIE WORKING MEN 's Lliftuay. - boy Mr William ni Ce ed rev c10n1..1.14 WM. Oedema, . o
a.a2?....tomnai onlamftol,fia.,o% leaving out the q oiertion .of cranially measures passed toy the Government during the Loa(
Bourchier, daughter fa the late A.lmind Sir Edward said he bearded the '. E ••.
T ecoo;" on ratunlov week, in I
Codrincton, has lust preeented to the library of the Weymouth Itoa•ls, about half pad f ei:r in the.aft..,..,e.elio• STURMINSIER AGRICHLTER.II: Soil F,Ty. e.t.d.!), to disprove the taunt that they kept in offiee by
Working Men's tlith two voluinee. • memoir of the had been there Alice the pn:vioom 'llotelae. tile -...0. , "etc. I ;et' -e".''''"e” t again have been put on board
int. laortlanol, to reach the Fort. The forty•third anniversary of this society and ohow of doing nothing. Ile hoped they would be able to do some-
THE BURIAL tIIDWIID Vrax/rnaT Rote-About .7. ,
4,an . stock were held on Thuroday, anol wa. in inost iespects thin- to stay that ocourge--the footawhlllOuth Ii .e
gallant athniral, and whieh contain many stimne sketches ber. Went on bowel to olmain her on ro:c omt of a telegram ' re . have naid the Yoffiontary rats to the Rector In And :t1 •I h .'.' II f• f •
gaeita• t cur pt.m ng or time to o wake so
of naval athions (m on the year 1770 to PGA. addition to those who had previousli Pniol it to the 04- ' equal to those of f er years, the ona falling-off loeilig
reepecting a writ of admiralty, ehieh came down for service. : Pe-. '--- ' • - • . .in the number of entries a breeding at•wk. which wa. no that in .lry seasons there would he a supply f•or both mon
Mat. H. EDw•RDs AND THE OLD PLDFLIL-Our worthy Left ..offleer on board aw tiatt away : hit on the WM went I lector. but a large 'mother of rates Mill remain unpaid. I doubt attrilmtable to the prevalence oef the footandonouth and beast. Ile beret, however, that for some time to
member had gracioudy made arrangententk to give the arab.. le consemience of sonwthirog he ha•lltr.l. Soi Ito the I
, We und..rstand that ills the intentbm of the Rector to •
• disease. Of fat stock there was one additional entry, there room, they wo.ola be too much occupied with foreign
affairs to .1041 with it
,ad people of Weymouth • good dinner on New Tear's mate •• What's the muter with the crew, nun: r 11, menet
place lOW of the ratepayer.
Day, or an near thereto mienovenient. He also exiormales .. Wen, slr. they've knockad off week " %Riess a4ked If the 1 who have paid. and thorns !
at each oof the Banks in Portland. Wong 4 fat oxen, 2of which were Hereford'', awl 2 DeVotid,
I 'teem. 5 heifers, 5 cows, :I luta of wither sheep, and 3 The prizeo having been award ea, Mr. ANDREWs pnopeed
his athire that the soup kitchen should he started as soon vessel niade water, awl the mate replied " vot that lam aware : wh° have "nhwilhe'll. igs. Of cart mares and foals there were 3 ..ntries. of "The health of the ma ...tut C &dates," whith was
pOO oil mut is r..ply to give the nee•lful finis's. of " Wititsr. askol " Where are they r and the mate replied, where they will be all to remain for two oor three filinter. for prima given be the Society 5, and for hlr o . . • ent. 'an
• reason... to toy Mr. omix ....mirO.
OXFORD 110113re-SCHDOL OF TllEOl.O4ll'. -Mr. John "to the house fervranl " moot if he had any objection to let months, in order to give an opportunity for Ad many more
Hombnis prize fiw the lona hunter above four years Mr. IIARDINO: kn swim' .edl the toast of The Cnopirea"
Robertson. of Queen Colleg.., has been mot in the second him see them, awl he replied .. No - and went with hi,, to the ICO tome he disiomfol to INIV their dime towards the coat of awl Mr. W. Waaaw tie replied to Goo toast of The(" om.
chase lithe above list : 10b..s sin e° taken the RA. house on deck. shieh was lol•ked with • padlock. ant the nute enlarging the groUnd where (to plat it on the lowest basis) . and under *even year; the property of • tenant farmer
Ming in the district of the Blackinoor Cale Hunt, 2 iu,,,,...
degree. and sea can for or/lin:ohm loy the Bishop of cabal the erea oont aline.. oahl •• X.'s., my laic what id I Bloat. relativea may be more cheaply interred than in any , "I"
The health of Mr D h • I h " . as woo, , on. secretary. was
London. Mr. Rohertson is the eldest am of our esteemed 1
toe snotty with you r Tney all spike at Mice, 19•3 mg they I other pliace. entries ; of butter there were 19 entries. anol oof cheese 11.
a ' The total her of entries fur *to ack, butter, and net...C.
townsman. Mr James Robertson, sore afraid to go to ma, mi account 00l the illoriage of the ! thiNCLIT AT Sr.l was At, and our um awanis to muourers it -r. ...11ORGF.'S SCHOOLROOM. -On Monday , . .. .. .-. . _ .. ..... •_ ~ Pronalled by the rnalloach
1110 lolooes In reply, Mr. Doeftwoem sail lie wag pleasea to 'ice a
8091. KIIE3IIOI. -Mr. Robertson, who hat kindly iestea flit soel so.
_•coo.1 mate, aunt the tint witness complaint:l of the I last a very pleasing ...owed we. given at the !wash school. I were ~...
in 1.4 years as loon. me, of the Soup Kitchen Conimitme, firs mate MOM; kieleol I' ; lout the mate sahl it Wad ei. I Dem, Reform., the Rector, Rev..l. A. Bearor. in the chair, ... good company and a lt better show than they hod •
lately called theon together, under the preableney of rhe i mch thing eked if there was anything elm they congeal...l I and a nunierons audience att-nding Miss Newman very FAT STOCK.-Mr. John Bartell. Isymington ; Mr. IL few years ago. They ha I a balance in hand last year 14
mayor (Mr. G. IL Welsh:mill. and the co 11111 l ittee agreed to I of, respecting the ship or the eV tater, gel they sabl-No, the , brilliantly presided at the pianoforte, out the following Harding, Want Stour. .02s. al. and .0 more had to be Added no that he leo oed
ship was • trool ship • Mit they were afros! to. e.i to sea The ,o pros-rename was ably ren.lereol :- Retains° STOCK. -lir. G. Symoudo, Monkton ; Mr. T. .• ' - ' • I
open the swop kitchen on Friday next, and to commenceai zove . many or mere prize* next year.
first mate droned kit; irw the' Mee. the DARIO: wad 1.1111. "II(Mood'. Went Knoyle. Other toasts having been loropoosed, the company scpa•
at once to colltht limbo. - - - • MG Ild.a.ar avid Mine'..eletnen ItureEß AND CRER9R. -Mr. hoorah Phillips, Okeford ya„‘a
o , Wail, and the men were Mei el up a.• du The o•liief m ote .el
Tillitlite RAY al. -The amusements in Weymoute e ' , . . - 1. cc " The harp Mat once through Tara a Halle
.ohl thst, although theo were Motel up. thee were allowol to , con.,
" Goody Blake and Ilarry Gill," - Rev 51 Stack y. t o
pr Se to he tlois Chrimmam very attractive. For some cone outlif.thei chose to knock at the oloma I. or certain lour: 'lt Ii - - " thy lam" Fitxpaine ; Mr. Steithen I) ,o, Littleton, Illanolford.
Iluargas.-Sir Richard Glyn, Bart. ; Mn. Marwood S.
Gnu! past an entirely uew drama, entitles! " Bartered for , . one no !
to 1. We is. ior eserelse on the deck. The no . a . e,„, - • " Iteaare." . . yr. oeLese 0.. a 1114 I.
g•olol Ille, ••Irift om the world," has been in preparatiom ,• oi ..;ii I RIDIO•PII pet lath Tat! •'.D GOOD RIM mem I
, ; so. e I ley emote.' to Cme •on shore to see ain ogid rate. Isea • • • .. 01,1 [hog Tray." - . I P
arranged and adapted by A 10eAl Dell, ant Will be Proml,.. , Pn. Mess 'moved serving the eimun•ewes aai st the '' jr- -.l**""e To the laboorer, o.•-orter,•or sheioherl, servant of • menthol.,
fon. the first thou! om boxing night The inciaento awl Moot - i'la k ' •Is _ , , vesture -
cote on, at ow 4 'well plaCe .of residence, Mr Hodder s eon., " ihmd° 51'4" Conlioil.." - M." •...n'in under 40 years .1 ate, isKr has worked the greatest onmober of
- - " 'tere'a a health." - - Mr Attwwoll -
of the *Teary very sanuaing ana is oaf etohe • owenout I e.dreas mute, rad Also on the mac. 3 re itt ouccessist on the sune fans or with the mule master
The conelwling piafre will enohmee a complete huaget of ! The furt er hearing was adjourned till Wednesday. the two so„,
Reading " Sirs Coull..** Curtain hretures," Mr o'iffien - '''
-coat, wai toad, and 15s. liver:ye Cpwanl, dereant t 0 Illr
bin, an f whet we hear oof the tutuatMns, Re., it is ! mates eideriite into their men recognimoices tof .92d each to - -..
Th'' Bet 114 e- ' ' Re t• II Stack -outlet Gifford of Duroveaton, 3.1 years old, 27 yews and 0
most laughable. No expense will be epareol to tuount ' appear .on Wednesday , i Song • " 111 not try it nein." - ltr Ilsrger I. ..lithe' sereice ; Krona-caw, waleic.oat. and 100. Charles
both with every rare, dreo, enliven,c effect The first route id tall and smart, appareidly (noel the 1701194 1 93,,,,,
Readivlß " Tie Cite ..1 the tt•oldeol Sea," • Mr Z Milledge yerrett. eerced too or 11. 14,rd, passage, 33 years okl, 18 pairs
" When there. love at house," - M Newmanr
Vert!. ASAOCIATION CONCERT. -Titid interesting and I stoma the mooed is a line Mout y•oung ina•o, of Dutch buill I Duet
enjoyable concert In to come off on Friday, 17th inst. I Doh re.ervisl their olefelore 1 Trio - - • ' M. ik.e"r ned Rev IL Stack To the labourer ioo husbandry, unoler 21 years of ago, on the
" Maiden fair! Oh. .1.4. en u. tell,"
The prograt 111 l le ineluath a oelectpon of first clan. Kocral j Ilimoeuit PF.TTT Branton* Werbiradlay.-Before Ilte I esro.litioits -cost, weiGeoot and IS. George Ft dt, scryatit
" God odes; the QU...e.0 " to Mr V. H. Vi It llelomthe tlorsey, el yowl .4,1,11 years and
noel inueie, an cliarming singers are engaged --Mi. Ellen May•or (Mr. G. B. Widsferoll. Dr. Drew. hlr. 11. !Liggett. ' The whole was a a f • • •ery outheso oil and plain entertain- S Menthe service ; second -coat, au oaf 10C Loaned [roach,
Lamb. contralto, a pipit of Montane! Sainton Dotter. Mn. W. Tallmt, Mr. T. Abbott end Mr. It Hopkins, i taunt, awl the prow...tel. were devoted tovronls the (gondol serthnt to .rJ•ilin Come, Hammoon, 17 years old, 9 pars and
a promising young lady who is engaged to sing in cIIARG6 th.. CoNVIIIING SWAM* for enlarging Om newel...A...mos which hare been fowmed 6 months' no en
the Mr.sioA at Winchnster next week • anti Mr. The captain of tho ahip EIIIIIia F. F....0r. Caldsthi C. T. out of a cottage ad• • ' h
loiniim t e school, an.l are found to be T o doe I oleoun•r M bustrin•lry. continuing In the employ
T. W. Harmon, tenon., from Salishoiry catheanal. Miss Moore, WS4 1111111111Inwol for &Lining sail ore and hod ' a irnhat I • d h I th • •
ace 1111 l two. alma an to tour cow ace to a oa moy menthol. .4 the o. by the greatest hilinher od years.
Squire and ML Debenham will suntan local predige. as &Homing them to go on shore to .et. a luogistnite.-Mr. . genera etti••iencv •of the 'work oof the - h Ise oo a or workiir, on tlie sun, farm -coat, ...moat, lall4 el, -11.4
sooprano an .1 baritone. The capital ,wcheitra who have Howard appeareol fen the Ro .1 of Tra.le, which had It ItcallnTe INTMITAIMMErT. -On Tue.day evening but, Coma I. 'servant to Ire Samuel Gilt 1 1 ''ow . tunoreston, al,
befiwe no inereased the enjoyableness of the concert., marred the prosecuti•on, and MY I'. Manny for the defence. an enterisaininent wax given at the Maiolenwell ochooln • 1.•
am yearn .1.1. 41 pare an.' 1., months' service Second-, ot.
have again p eed their eervices. ati•l the arrangements There was also a Maar. of complicity in the aboye behalf of the managenkent bawl of the Reehabite Tent. waidest, and 15e, William Rotten. aervant MMr ..1..
Appetit. to Ire excellent Doubtless this spirited ....Lotion against X . Trait., nod l'oo,todo,. the first and I There was a very go od idi,..l.nre there being ahout Ire speak.% Halle-end, Stickland, 43 year. old, 311 years attd f•
will be stipported tr Yale lm and amoreciat ire 11.1•Iience. second mates, awl mho against the mates of assault on the ! moot s derelee
present, and the Odell Wad fiall.. Mr. Pantie, h' '
Fest:eat oF CorTAin BLAIR. IL M.- The remains of oailora Chief Ruler, took the chaiyourl the following Programme , For d•r• CI -ES, given by the Marchionese od Westridneter,
the late lamented Captain Blair, It N., were interred on Mr. llowanl re-otote.l the grout of complaint Ile was gone thnmgb in a very satisfaebore manner :- I for the beet fat ox. r John • 'ome, Ilaneweon ; a:. M W
Tuesday last. in the lower part of the topper burial ground referred to the log-Gook, which otatea- Meloay .. •• warfare and Vienna," .• choir C•oate. Ilammoom ; highly nonmomelel, Mr Eli lie ti 01,
at Wyke. The foneral proceesion left tho deceamots " 27th November 1 p.m. Reading . "Robin IMPS visit to the eallway,"(part I) MrC. , Stathriolge. • leer under three *ears •old g 3. giro, IoY 1-" DI
rethlents at half•past two. and beside, the mourning "It is her .by certiflosl that wv., of the crew. August and Mitchell • weivert...., sr Wm Ane.l,l, Ittandford
relatives there were preoent-Calot. Me vle, W N., My G. Frita tame aft and netursted,... 1.1 If •of the crew. t•• to oon see.. .. .• men of raimiri,- . _Mr U. s . H ans.eifer, ta. given by Mr J noyer. M.P., Mr N. tkiijotteid,
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E. Eliot, hlr. Austin, of %%Tyke. Comotnander la,ott, R.N., shore. +eked them why? mei they COI they wantel to wet '
... "Soldier'a Farewell," Mr Page Motemnbe ;v2, Mr Jewiah Beidaflehl, Gillingham. Cow. a.l.
and Dr. Rhoden. Four of the gentlemen named acted as free. I refumed to anew them to go when they sai I they .. " ?•••Ivenwl lore '' klimoiGibbsand Nam, given by Mr II G. Stud, 51 I'.. Mr W Coate ; Et, Mr Janie.
pall.lrearent. One or two tra.lesmen, connected with the wished to set • magistrate. I tool•I diem 1 Wad too Nosy to Mew. Comben ani samom Seitior, Hinton St Mary Five wether eh•ep, . 33. given by
County Club. .of whieh the deceamol was hon. secretary then atteml to them on ace not of the treuble the ship was no. .." sign the pledge if y-ou dare." Mr It Comhen Mn E. Clay Ker-Seymer, sr 0 G. W. Higby,bhertionte, £2 Mr
for tooany yeara showed their rest wet by being presen lac,' the.. at • I went forword. cod a I 119111.1 V. turn to or obsy . "lion 2 ttle :ot. the ClD:ride." Mr C. Mitchell .1. s -.ode ; highly cornonendvd, Mr W. Artiodd• Pig. g 2, X, A.
the eh...mei.. The Rev. 11. C. Pt Doi met the corpse at "rd;,rs..id 1 bad them Melred uio in ilie iimi-e. wel idi I io'il "mt.' . " Bring home now month aosnioota Sir sans.. betojafield, stollorMal ; el. Mr J. come.
the rate., the Rev. J. D. Aol•limil perform.' the service c oisi ler it sole to Allow them at frred abollt deck I give Iteailing . . "'Die Ravm," . .. Mr Montsgue Itaraidth -n-run-stock bull, eh, given by the !tool. IV. H
in the church, ono! the Rev. V. F. It meow.. at the grave, them bread and m water as a 'eld 111 l mot f leo or o h le, og their melody , :•. "Spook well of • Brother," .. .. Chow It Perlin ovi, WI. ,Mr N Ituoyaflel•I; el, not asrenlol. I time,
DIATIOINSDi ON rile COMT OF Aellica.-The won of our I °Memo And returning to duty.--Cralthers S. MOURN Wager : Readilig• • • • • • • • . • • • • • Mr Att moll Y.ar..m ol stock bull, ra, Rev. It. It. Kennon!, Seminal ;•I, Mr
townsman, Mr. T. Avant, hao been .hipwrecked in Angola Tliovon Taoism mote "
.. _ choir W. Warren, Sfiourpoine. Dairy Cele or heifer, with offsprlnC.
II iy, on the east coast of Africa. His veosel, the Milford. Evidence in siipport was given. It itothon .. " Druidcanrs I.s4lninglam." . alios Minim gl, Mr E. lienjafical ; el, Ilr E Drew, Manthull Dairy cow
a fine ship of URI tons, left Calcutta in the latter port of Mn, Bowant mid he wow had a case unoler the Meth Ima ling.. "tine Colette's last umbnalo," Mr Montogue or beiter, in milk or in calf, All, given by tont Richard
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July; she met with very lomat wea•her in the Ilay el section, which provides tliat the copy of the agreement smo and Chorus " Seher J.hit," Mr --an ern Groavener, Ml'., Mn J. EJ• fiery, West Orchard ; el, Mn E
Bengal, and when nearing the Cape lowl three days of the shall he aceallAbla to the crew. Reading.. " Rubio' Hill's visit to the Railway," (part 2) Mr Itenjalield ; highly commended, Mr E Drew I air of two.year-
most fearful weather, losing every stitch oof conea.. Her Mr. Benne sai•l no dootla the agirement wao not stuck C. Mitchell old stoe'a heifers, hi-calf •or with offspring. £3 given hy the
boil ocarko were washed away, she oprang a leak, and began up in the vessel ; but at the time of agreement the amount Romany! . .. .. .. .. Mr Attwooll Earl ..1 Shaftesbury, Sr 11. B. Warr, Child Oltefeed ; It. Mn Jas.
rapi•lly to oettle down. At the loot moment, the crew "I alio?? anve
• 9 WAS read ...O. t , them, and if they wanted I Melody .. .. " Rejoice fellow pilgrim:* .. .. Choir Senior Pair of me-year-01.1 stock heifer... £3. Oren by the Earl
oban.loned her in their host., being fortunately within a t•o oee it, the captain woulol have let them. - Of ShafteSbUrY, Rev R li. Keneard hl ; el, Mr E lielvialle.
mile and a half oof the ohore. Tho winol moderated con- •
The next ease taken Wad that against Trainer and 1 lIPWEY, Nino Down ewe*, CC given by Mr G. O. W. Melly, Mr Charts,
si•lerably, lout, owing to the rocks, they were obliged to l'arpferdeee, the mate., for asGulting J. Sjoberg. ' TilE ORDINATION of the Rev. J. Butcher. of Hewer be •el Mr GW I
Saunders, so atercom . , . . homer, Athelhampt.n.
• loovii ram, X.l. Oren by Mr G. D. M' liigloy, Mr is. W Honer •
row alone the coast for Di hours before they could effect Sjoberg repeated his ev blenee as to the as.ault, and took plgni in the Congregotional cloapel, on Wednes•lay .
1 M C 8 mod re Dar, g.." is to b • Sir R c GI • M 74'
a lan•line. When at lost they net their feet on shore. they Amtuat Sorrenein (Norwegian) corroborated, the sth. at three o'clioek. The service, which WWI cell L r• ' r • , • .• K . ) • •. • 1.. . •
Ilenjafield ;V.Mr J. Leta mow li, fa rower with sitter, 1:2,
(mina themselves in a stooll village inhaloited by Kaffir*, Mn, W. Rice Godrey said on Saturday afternoon, the attended by Menao from aVeymmoth an.' other Maths. ..,
w N. Ileelafield . tI. Mr A Henjollekl. '
H rttentots, and • few Dutch settlers, all •if wh•oin were 27th, he went on board with the Aolmiralty writ at loalf- was emeneel with an appropriate hymn. awl the readmit 110•NOI -Cart mare gel hal, X.I. Mr 11. 1•• ..rd, Gtnsage All
mosl inhospdahle. They hireol Annie bullock waggons, past anu., awl the men were lockeol up in the for reastle id it II Scriptures loy the Rev. W. W. !Merrell,. of Faint.; el, Mr W. Muter, Stourton Cowell.: ; highly wom-
and made for Port Elisabeth, some 90 mil. distant, where The next CA*O Wad the assau ~ 4.
lt ~..4.-Tait agailint the two Portland. who also "tiered prayer for the Divine Ideutom mended, Mr 11. Ford. limiters- A• 4 Ilr E Spurs. Coombe
they were treated in the kinolest tuanner pesaible. Mn mates, anol the compinan ait swore to the first mate MOnt- on the service. The Rev. 'l'. Neave of Dorchnoter. then
Fdoll DherbonteMr U. Ford, Cogage St. Michael.
Avant win came home in the nun! Parket, arriving catchy ing an open knife at his thr .at awl saying th I. at if soid . delivered an whim.. oathe ronstitutn a the Christian It I. the
Of un r, property • tweed lamer naiding itt the
.in Saturday evening lash to the satiofsetion of his ac owl he'd p,it it down his throat; al. to the second , Church, in which he net forth briefly and sue molly the Mae- wooer Vale Iluod, such hone to be up ml 2 stone with
friend. mate beating hion with a grimmett s B
trap. ooth niotes I principles ll.s lourc a
h werniftent recognised by the COO-
. . leounds, 24, give C. nby Mr Uralbro, Mn E. Spines ; El, not
SUDDEN DRATII.-An awfully sudden death occerrea I swore and weal boa language, and said they'd "lig" him gregationalisto. At the elase of the address • hymn was awarded.
here on Tuesday-that of a DWI named Chalker, a when they got caitoitle. sung. after which the metal questions were put to Mn, mthsa-Rest 56 firkins, three torises given by Lord Riv
u m ers.
jorneyan baker at Mr. Burch**, of Kingstreet It Other eviden
eewas given in support. Butcher by the Rev. W. Lewis, of Weymouth. and they --u, an John Mord Ly•llinch a..e.2. Mr 11. Watts, shinnies
appears be left in the aftertemn to deliver hr.'s.' and was Mr. Hanne Kahl there had been a cornhination of the i were eat answered. The questi•ons, as is shnoe ; et, Mr E 0 Hallett. Toliouddle. Gowen trash butter,
then apparently in his usual health; he proceeded to de whole thew ao make a dead onset on the two motes, and be customary on such occasions, had reference t 9.1 his own awo priws gives. by Mr 4 S. Y.lntott -0., Mr K. W Kingman,
Mo Until he reachml No. 2, Royal Fork Terrace: lout on coll.sl the Captain, the twu mate* and othera to show religious life, the reasons which Itel Moo to engage in the tydliech ; gl, Mr John Hillier! ; highly commended, alr James
leaving there he was wen suddenly to reel and fall, and on mitigating circ 1111 l otances. Christian 11l ill Wry. awl to set.oct the ministry of the Con- senior.
the servant going to hint. she found to her astonishment The Bench retired to ronsi•ler, /MI WM ablent for 1.110 gregationalists, and the Chriotian .I.letrines which beheld talsosa-Thr e raw milk cheese. Nixes given by Isoni
that he was .inita unconscionta and, as it afterwards time. On their return the Mayor ssid thst in the lurch I an.l Profrag•l to teach. The Ordination prayer was Rivers. Et, Mr John Bennett, Watistnrw ; 1;2, Mr It Traves
proved, ileilet Dr. Simpson, who wax almost immediately ra..a, the complaint loy the men tloat the c.optain oli•I not I "Mired by the Bev. Mr. Holmes, from Ilanopohire, an old Holton ; el. Mr A Would,. West ulcer.
on the spot., prowouneeol him quite no, death hayinii token I allow them to thine on shore to make colonlailot before I trien.l of Mn. Witcherampplicating the Divine bleesing to At the dinner at the Crown Hotel between 70 and 140
owe from appolexy, and this no so clear that an inquest the magistrate* the Bench were unotnionsly of opinion I rest on the newly ordained nduiater. The charge was gentlemen were present. Mn El lay Rer•Seynaeraof Hanford
toes considlere.l unnecessay. The deceseed Wad • very that the ea.. was Proved and they were in duty 11.0111.1 tO then delivered to the Mesta' bY the Rev. E. Bolton, of House, presided, supported by Sir It. Glyn, Hart., Mr. M.
steady man; hilt we are yen WM to *ay has left a widow impose a peeeity, The jeet that the captain had left his , Vu eymouth. from the wonlo, " Have not I sent thee 1" S. Yeattuan, Rev. It Lowed.% Mn, G. Andrewe, Mr.
and 4eyen children totally unproviole.l for, his weekly Alp on Rotunda). afternoon and did not return till MonalaT The ...Tema which wee sleePly interesting soul solendo Warry, Mr. C. Dashwood (hon. sec.). Mr. Pathard, and Mn.
wages having been 'suety oufncient to provide common showed that n•o danger would have been pworre,l hy his throughout was concluded by • hymn and prayer. A T. Fry. The vice•chair was taken loy Mr. Leach. jun.
necesoarith for ...large • family, and they are therefore in fallowing two of the men to go on shore. Thee lad late', • Meeting was held in the evening at which addresses were The customary loyal Masts having been duly honoured,
the greatest distr... Ito did not belong to any benefit penalty of £5 in each of the three cams ridged for. It tlelivered by the ministero who were present at the The CIIAIRMAN gave "The Army, Na ay, and Auxiliary
society, hut We are informed that some friends have could not be allowed that a British captain on hoard his eilerno„. service. Encouragement was given with Forceo of the Country." He was very plesuied to find
undertaken the funeral expense. and to provi•le for the Own ship could be judge in his awn case• an•l the meals- respect to bedding a Illinidteed house, also to the work of that the M•obilination Bill was well received and approved
immediate wants, and the elm,' 9of the tratra would undertakeroperly to discharge their dub' as the Senoloy sehool, which han bby een happily re-opened. of the country, and considered that it reflected an
-al. in the • The evangeliotic work ales was also alluded to in honour on Mr. Cardwell and Mn. Hardy, becaum it first

THE 110 N. W. 11. Ii PORT3IAN, M.P., AT

The Liberal member for Daniel—the llon. W. 11. B.
l'nstinan. M.P., presided at the annual dinner of the
eillingliam Agricultural Scriety last Monday, and, in
response to the toasts of the ...linty membene, suggested
in reference to Mr. Gerard Start's celebrated RorieLi Bill
speech at Shaftesbury that the hon. member had bail the
offiee from head quarters to see how the plan indicate,'
would lie reeeived before any eudieial steps were taken.
Ile congratulated thet Levernment on passing the Artisans'
Dwellings Acts the Masters' and Servants' Act, and the
Friendly Societies Act ; and also on their bold but dryer
policy in remrd to the Siam Canal. The Agricultural
Moldings Act, he thought, would prove of great advantage
to lawyers and land surveyors ; soul lie hoped that instead
of adopting the Act, landlords would give a tenient.riglit in
its spirits lie thought the question of the liarisels Bill haul
to a great extent been made one of polities -(hear, hear).
It was a step towards diseatablishment, of which he could
nut approve. The grits vatine, if any, was only infinite simaL
It 41 not exist in large towns. although it might emotes
times be felt in in to 'dares in the country. Ile should
Ixe glad to use a measure hrought forward which would
re ~,,, ve that difficulty, and at the seine time cause 110 un-
necesury grievance and annoyance to the clergy of the
Cliiireh of England --(hear, bear). Ile hoped that some
such measure would lo hrought forwent by the Cavern-
uncut, which so long as its councils were luvai.le.l over
hy such a clever 1115111 as the present Pr • Minister
w.,talch he tl ght, retain thus confidence of the
c iuntry (applause). The Liberal party were at
present thoroughly diaorganiseul, suit its they had been in
odice for some years, the (act of their belt.; in opposition
would elo them good —(hear. hear). The extremes of the
party were never more widely separateul, and the late
u-zt.ressi,un if the opinion of the country ...obi teach
diesel that the country was not yet ripe for anything lot
a steady, am) yet liberal course of progression—lhear,
livarl. As to the foot and mouth dimmer, they could
hardly expect the I)overnment to prevent the ituportation
of cattle. They might institute quarantine on this oda
of the Channel and adopt rig. nulls measures on the other
in order to prevent erowuling and infection on
loarrl ship. lie thought less rigorous measure,' were
required than in the CAM, 111 the cattle plague, list still he
%%Li etsuu,ugly In favour decided hein„- taken to
check the disease at its fountainhead—(hear, hear). In
ruu,clueis,uu tit • Hon. Mernher alluded to the extension of
the county franchise, and expressed his belief that it lIIU4i
C,llllO ere long. Ile did not one any harm in it, but he
thought it inu,t he iiCeollll.lllo I by • reslistrileution ut
*eats. Population was shifting from one part of the
country to another, and it would therefore he well for us
ti prepare for 6.11 C change in our electoral arrangements.
He for one expected to see Mr. I)isracli tackle that ques-
tion before he went out of office —(hoar, hear, iuul No,
no.)

tinlanettu

Recitation
Ittvitation

BBIDPORT.
Tile HEALTH OP Tlllt ToWN.—There were no deaths
registen-d in the town during the week ending the 3rd
in.tant.
Panairriosis.-11y an order recently issued by Captain
11;004, of the let. Corporal Ittrhant Tucker wee
pn ~,,,, ted sergeant (.übjeet to his miming the adjutants
examination) and Private T. W. Hounsell a corporal.
THE AcClttgeT m MIL E. Cog. —Mr. Cox we are sorry
to say still lies in it very pr.-carious side. and during the
week his friends have hail it very angina-, time of it. On
Wedneolay we were pleased to hear that he seemed a little
better.
WooteNo.—The bells were ruing at intervals on Thurs-
day to olebrate the marriage of Mr. Harris, bailiff to Mr.
J. Pitlield, to Miss Elltomet, niece f Mr. W. Ellswond,
of liqwn liquor. The erremony was performed by the
Ker. C. liawlinson, snit of the rector. l'he workpoopla in
the emplqy of Mr. Pitlield presented the happy bride-
groom with a timepiece, as a token of their esteem aud
regard.
M tat a Ciwitea.—The offertories in this church at

apathy
benevolent is earnestly requested, and isu rocription list
on their behalf is about to be opened, Mr. Croyden. of
Status liouae, consenting to act as treasurer. It is
intended to make • house-to-house canvass, and Messrs.
Pickard and Smith have kindly offered their survices for
that purpose; a list will also be posted at Mr. Burch's
shop, where sub-scriptions will be thankfully received.
GOLDIN WEDDINGS IN WETIIOUTII. —OS Tuesday last
Captain Jenkins, retired chief officer 0.11. Coastguard,
celebrated with Mrs. Jenkins the happy jubilee anniver-
nary of their wedding day. Mr. Jenkins joked Her
Majesty service just after the great peace. and in litH
entered the coastguard service. On December 7th. 11t25,
he WWI married to Miss Swatridise. daughter of the late
Captain Peter Swatridge, and,_having lived together hr
thej -ntertained on Tuesday last *select party

article. of agreement not being put PP
between the at-ptiii—i a-n-cr 'ire-X..... is to the -Secorel, in the
in the hip. that
was not one of serious importance, and they would only
s
inflict • tine of 54. As to the cases of as,sult, tiso
been proved azainst the tint mate. and in the first ca,e,
they wont.' inflict • penalty of 10s. The rharze of wok:tutt-
ing Holtman was a more serious one, the act of kicking
the man wits most un-tranch,h. awl they oilt tine the
first mate OK for that. The second mate was tineil
for an assault. As to the crew, there was no doubt not
one tittle of ground for complaint imainst the captain,and
the Bench considered the men 1120 ii seriously in fault for
not making complaint of the gnates at once to the captain.
He no a lenient man, and the crew would have to go on
board, and lie obedient, and the captain would look after
his mates.
_ 'der what

ne evangelistic work at Uoryau-si was al. s. ..... . in bonus. --- --- -- - - --- -•-•• -- •—.
encouraging terms: it appears that the Rev. S. Butcher emanated from the former, awl the latter hat gone into
has opened a service there on Thursday nights. as well as and mastered the details. It would provide an army of
on Sundays. and it is hoped that the general work in the 40,000 men able to take the field at onew and in is few hours
Viiwey district will prosper now it is believed the Indepen- that number could be increased to X 10,001.1 men properly
dent church have 'the right man in the right place." argued and equipped for the defence of the country. That
was pleasant news, and with the ceeitres which would be
08MINGTON. formed the anxiliary forces would he united, and then
Tits find of a series of penny readings which are to he that force, which he believed would he humid exceedingly
given during the winter at this village took place at the weful, the yeomanry, would he employed as scout,, and
schoolroom on Wednesday. The room was crowded, to gain information, and the lines would, so to speak, be
so laid down that there would be a continuous develop-
WARISHAN. :none of the strength of the country. Under this new
the Railway Hotel, system the country would not have ef course so large an
SCIMIN Dawn. —On Thursday an Inquest was held at
Northport, before Mr. W. H. Atkin- sin, ns continental nations, but a force which would be
son, coroner, on the body of William Lance, a porter at always ready, and on which it could always rely with

suf;ia.y lost were so tollows:—Morning, for Poor. £2l. td.
evening, for Evening Service Fund, CI 6s. IW. The
offertories on St. Andrew's Day were devoted to mil-
sionary purposec the total raised being n 64. Id. Of this
11l it w.is stated last week that £2 134 6.1. was be
rrilially divided between the S.P.O. awl spnial
for S.P.G., ; special for £3 10s. It seems,
however, that one coin. • haltsovereign, wor wrapped in
a piece of paper which bore an unintelligible superscrile
tin, it was, therefore, put with the money to lie divided
equally between the two societies; it has since been ills.
covered that the half-sovereign was intended for the
C.NI.S. : and the disposal of the total sum will be as
follows :—To be equally divided. Lit 3s. 01.', special fee
CAVA. 13e. 10d. ; special for S.P.G. 10.—total, tk Id.
TN 6 LUCIIIT B6II.IIAID.—A London correspondent
. _

50 years they COL._
of friends at their residence. 3, Brootnlield-terrace, in
honour of the completion of the fortunate period. Mr.
Jenkins served in the coastguard in Ireland and England
and from the coastguard station at Carrickfergus his
eldest son wrote to congratulate his father and mother,
the letter being signed not only by the son and hi, wife.
but by the grandchildren, and even the little ones put
their marks, no that there were 10 grandchildren in this
family only. Captain and Mrs. Jenkins had 15 children,
of whom nine are living at the present time, and the
number of grandchildren is 31, the 31st being being born
four days before the golden wedding day. The worthy
couple are still hale and hearty; and though d'aptain
Jenkins is 72 years old, he takes pleasure in his garden
now as when young. All the sons and daughter, either
wrote their congratulation.s or came to the party, and
many gratifying presents were made on the occasion.
Although it is said to le exceedingly rare for a couple to
live together for the 50 years, yet the present month is
likely to witness another "golden wedding." awl this time
' of respected residenta in Weymouth dining the whole
poled of 50 Years.
klogoruit Purr *lmams, Monalay.—Elefore the Mayor (Mr
0. B. Webdobil, Mr W. Talbot, Dr 11. Than, Dr Drew, Mr T.
Abbott. and Mr B. Hopkins.
Tilt CIIAROIM OF ritramovrito AND A/84,171/0 SAMOIIB.
COMFII4 7'. Moore. neuter of the Nova Scotian barque,
Dams T. Secor, was summoned for detaining eight sailors his
mew, and refuting to allow them to go on shore to complain to
• magistrate.
Mr Howard prosecuted for the Board .4 Ira le.
me captain did not appear. and 'Jr W. Smith, ship broker,
said that, asagent of the Emma T. Secor, the summons had
teen handed to him. The caotain had gone away, leaving no
address behind him, and probably be hat done to ltanrigate to
settle for a claim which had been male on his shlp for. colli-
sion with another vowel. He aaked for the cue to be
adjourned,
sir Howard sail there had also been summonses against the
mates fir samulting sane of the crew, and se the defendants
were present he as•el for the cases to be heard then.
The Mayor sail as the summousee had only horn nrned that
nt,,,,,ing the defendanta had a right b. have the case heard at
a later day that they might get • solicitor to defend them.
Mr ifownral replied that the defendants would not he pre-
judiced if the Mitt were partly heard then nod afterwards
adjourned.
7140.1688 Treiser and Louis Vanden/one, first and second
mates of the Emma T. Secor, then st.sal forward and were
placed in the defend-tote box. Trainer asked that the ease
present;might ho, ailj.un,e'i till the captain was but he Geld
ho ahuld Idm to hear what the sailors had to say.
wird
the Emma T. Steer. now lying In Portland Roads.
Mr Ante.: Then 1 can't go on in the case.
Mr Ilowaril urged that this was in the Weymouth district of
Portland Roads, and
Mr Arden mid be most have snow evidence of that.
Mr Smith, pilot, said the vessel was lying in the Weymouth
district of the Roads
Mr Howard explained that the Weymouth district Is that
on the Weymouth side of a line front the Botha to the Break-
water.
Pittner continued that he shipped on Irani the vessel at
Antwerp, about a month ago, to go to • ;demeaned Tibia The
ship WY towed out of the elver, and that day the mate came
and asked if there were amongst the crew any °
which he understood to mean lkfhting men also if there were
any Englishmen. Irishmen, or Soachtnen among them.
Witnese (a short young man) said he was • &Nachman, on
which Trainer said •• ril KO for you Am 111 go for y„,,
struck him in the face with his est, without any provocation.
and hutted at him In the face. tie also sink out • knife, and
threatened to put it down his thnet, de said another word.
At that time witness had mid nothing except that he warn a
godebusan •, they bad not been many hours on board • but
Trainer seemed as if be had been drinking. About a ;reek

, ..... ----. ..----.-. ... -_____ _...._ .
Dr. Drew said the magistrates did not consist- the station. who die•l suddenly on Wednesday morning. '-liir line-fiaito GLYN, in responding, for the army, was 1 writes :-" A very interesting trial is expected to coin° cc
had happened at all justified the crew in leaving the Cornelius Miller, a signalman, maid he and deceased were
vesseL lovking over the parcels just after the mail train had gone pteased to hear the Chai. rm. an's expressions of approval Of 1 this week in the Probate-court. It will be remetnbered
He (Sir 1 that there died Met spring Mr. Thom. Alex. Mitchell, wbe
The captain said he was ready to take the teen. down, shoat 2.40 in the morning. When witness came lioLeithmeproarviumgy
wineueldanntabYt any better 1 for 34 years had lepreeented Bridport, and during thst
They all refined to work ; but it was understood they out he heard • noise as of a fall, and on going Into the
tcheemL
d its duty ore efficiently, but there was room for time was never once, I believe heard to open his mouth
wolild be placed on board. pared oißo he found deceased lying down. Witness went or o i
tiniachardPnnal lade! not believe
The Court was crowded throughout the lengthy hearing, to him and asked him what was the matter. but be slid great irnprovetuemnt in its organisation. He was glad the in the House of Commons, except to say- ' Hear, hesr.'
nrese. nt Government was going to follow in the steps of A year or two before his death he married • barmaid who
and there were occasional attempts to manifest feelin. , not speak, although he tried to do so. Witness then
favetir of the crew. but these were suppressed. o.se ot called T 0,,. Hawkins. and they got ensue water. Deceased ,s, an, the tormer one by making the Britieh army a good one- had nursed him through a dangerous illne I half the
1 barmaids in London went to the wedding. When Mr.
these attempts was very manifest when the crew refused Lel complained of a pain in the side before in the course
to go on board the ship, and at the conclusion of the case of the week. Tom Hawkine said Miller called hits, and Mett"r yY .. in responding for the Queen's Own Mitchell died he left property to the value of about 1:250,000.
I)iry regretted to say-and it was • well- He left ...la a will, which is the subject of the impending
the crowd raised cheers for the crew outside the Guil•lhalela lie came 'nit of the signal box, and they got some water,
4no.wria fact-that 'the yeomanry del not muster no well trial. The will is to be propounded by the widow. to
Stabeemently Capt. Moire entered the court follow , but it was no goal. Mr. W Daniel. surgeon, Wareham,
during the last few years at they did formerly; nor did whom, i believe, £,..1,110 has been left, and there ii a
by four of the sailors-Tait, Sjoberg. lieruann, ant said deeased at been suffering from disease s 4 the
heart for some time pant. The eery returned • verdict of they come up to their fun consplement He was +ore it singular provision to the effect that • further NUM ,4 about
Bbinstu rn.
•aa only necessary for him to call the attention of the : the same amount is to be left in his late business-he was
Dr. Drew tusked the men why it was the sailors were " Died by the visitation of God,
young use,. of the county to this fact to induce them to a shipowner. and a member of the committee at Lloyd's-
back again? Only half-an-hour ago they promised to go Coutery Pierre SOISION., Tuesday.-Before Lieut.-
c
(..donel manwi. Mr. M. mAgett, card.. m.wite.wm.thi !De forward and offer their services. He wa.s also cure so bing os there are any partners to carry it on. But the
on learn.
that the yeomen of the county were anxious to do all they will does not say to who the interest accruing from this
Mr. George said the men were afraid to go on board. Mr. N. Bond, and Mr. G. 11. Bon).
could to uphold that force, and also that thaw who were amount is to he paid, a most remarkable oinivsion. ee°
In answer to the Bench. Tait said he was afraid the ../,,,,,,pA Kellareoy, of Here Regis, butcher, and George
formerly members were desirous, from the connection one which seems to imply that Mr. Mitchell was his own
mate would put him overboard. Arnold if Cie same place, were charged with using •
wtieh they no doubt looked back to with pride and law) er. '
Dr. Drew: Wear a lifebelt, my boy ! Wear a lifebelt •' birches. dog for the rum.) of killing • bare, they not
pleasure, that such a force should he maintained lass state SoclltTT FOR THE PROPAGSTIOSI Or Tilt Go-,rEl.-The
After further argument, the captain said that to delaY havfng a license to ki I game. Mr. Howatvl appeared for
of perfect. efficiency. li.e. therefore faked then. to u I• . . hII in
their influence in penuagung mar sonata become members. the N ational schoolroom, on Wednesday ev ming I l"°"
use quarter y meeting of the Breiport auxiliary was e '
the case till to- 11111 l row morning would delay hitu a deY. the prosecution and Mr. Weston for the defence. Francis
and thus walk in their steps by serving thew' country sidering the inclemency f the weather there' was. a sell
, and he wanted to get away. Wills, • keeper, st:stml he saw defendants in a cart comini
The Mayor decided that the case should not be . through the heath. The dog went out hunting about an
faithfully--(chrnra). . fair attendance. The Rev. E. .1. L It. Ilenelowe (recto!)
asliourned ; Ansi started a hare, which it killed. When the dog k Ales! the
Lieutenant Insemweeri (Stunt/inst. Ride Corp,) re- presided. -Mr. J. A. Collins (local secretary) in the course
Mr. George withdrew from the case. hare Arnold icot out of the cart and took it from the st
tuna., thanks on behalf of the volunteers. of a brief address, said lie hoped that by the time of their
Capt. Moore then brought his charge, stating that the and threw it into the cart. Defen,ants then dross, biecl
The Cfiairteee proposal "The Bishop ler •of the
and
t the Bishop - n of next meeting they would he able to take poeseel" . -
down to the quay. When three of the men had got into ' defendants were the men he saW in the cart Mr. Weston Dioeese' -
men refused last night, and this morning, after going the way they came. Cross-examined : Had no doubt
(applause?. He spoke in praise of . their new sch,ml buildings and that the large mon et
.ie
c .iit,iided it w. . rnhhit the due killed and mined and the Synod, and said he del not expect the dleestablish- would be tilled. As regarded the local eubscriptione 01,
the boat, each refused to go to na.
Talt sail he was in danger of his life; provi,lieg the William I ffiaffey. who said Wills told him he had caught 111 a. ment of the church or think it would bo for the benefit of were in almut the mine position as last year ; the
mates were diecharge,l, hew ould the church or the natem. 1/n one stibject which hiel )e,en subscriptions, which had heen paid to him, eees by
said the same, the yeere afrai lof their lives of the mates. 1 (Arn.d.l) for Me Jeste. Robert Airier, in the employ o( brought before Perliament last session thee* striver ii to thought, slightly in excess ,4 those ,4 1,,,t year
go to sea. All the •Ahere 1 some of them poaching, and he took his young !neater
Blunt,. Lai,' the mate heaved the capstan bar into the 1 Mr. Jesty, aid the keeper told him his milder Wei down le sing churchmen alnidst a unanimous feeling. and during the pant six months the juvenile collecti.a, hoe
forecastle, and hurt him. I the heath with Kellaway, The Bench, however, con. that was opposition to Mr. Morgan 's Burials Ital. It wes amounted to nearly c.. 5, that was ab„iit the average of lee'
The Mayor sael he we...tie:Red the iiien ?night have I selered the ca. fully proved. and tined each of the eeleeted that when the matter wee brouebt foeward again year, when the amount raised by this branch was 110.
rested on the amurance of the captain. and in the ital. there would be counter propasitions by the He urged those present to enceuraste their children in the
The mates had behaved in. un-Engliehruaimer, but that 1 fa Patel, i.if Moret-m was sumnemed for keepini
gone on board. 1 defendant, 1:1, incledine costs.
Government, and the Pei. Minianr had • right to sek ' work, aa hy . doing they were not only doing their chi!'
without a license. kr. Weston appeared . that his bill might lea received and discusseed with far siren good but benetitting the Church generally. -Mr• ••'• wee not sufficient excuse for their refusing to go on lewd- 1 las
d
Tait to hard labour for 21 days, and the others to 11 are : state Mr. Paul's man o taken
ught to have ken out the license; nest I Turner said there was much to encourage them to Pet'
hard mboureach. Tait said be was caned to speak hie:Ansi ' and, unfertunatele. he (Mr. Haul) was absent from home, The Rev. Nab. LOWNDES, in reqxnnlingt eaid he was an 1 severe in the good work which was bemg done for the
the only Englishman among them, and therefore he was or he would have attended. Fined in the mitigated oil faehioned clergymae, and as such he liked to see hie I society, and the object of the„. quarterly meetings we:
counted a ringleader. ! . penalts• of ris. Bishop and all other Bishops, and to hold thew in high mutual encouragement Ile took • great interest in th
The Mayor.. The Bench bane given their decision. and Jaime Stieklantl, fanner, of Holton. was charged with esteem. "Father in God " was the term applied to :hem, society, and he felt more and more pereuaslesi that ie
keeping • dog without • licen., Defendant, who had which relating to their acre,' office as the spiritual heads order to maintain their position as • living Church the/
_sa,re th,., mey.o. (Mr el. previously been CoaCiCted of a similar offence, was fined of the Church was • suitalde title. and he very much must maintain their praition as •in issionare Churdi ;
regretted to see the disrespect which they often :net with and it tenet he foreign missions as well as LODI" inis.ionv
)137}l'auffuLo6'Ardlis)11.,ITT len eif
i I. iwt -I'.
ILI; Fir. daltaggY. ett and sir G. Kea-AA"- the full penalty of 45.
Clal..C. Tat CASK. Mr. JuseeA Pall. of Wool, charged with • like offence. even from chorehmen. Ile would ask how could they to which they nivat direct their attention. They road
Henry Marsh, amorentice to Messrs. Hawke. and Freemen. Fined 25,. : expect others to honour and respect the bishops when the not all be preachers, and the lea. they .0.1 do wae I°
cabinet elekeel end sl'heieteeene 81. Theeee.tre°, Wm' John Barnes, Q...,,,, cw.howd rhouwis Purchase, three e,embers of the church did not show respect theinselv. f aid by their aline and prayers those who were vent out
summoned for unlawfully absenting himself from their
hare they picked
young men 41 here Regis. were charged with trespassing lie (Mr. Lowndes) coul•I not say that all the speeche.e he Its had great faith in the society, and be umintaine I the!
see Ms in search of game on the ffeth of November at Here Regis, read at agricultural dinners gave him as much pleasure as whatever sympathy they might have with killeiM
Mr Howard proceuted Frank Wills saw defendants iu a field which they hunted ththeesrpeeednyhhtbr..ey had,
thejsupesteclaeaash
al
bwiis,thr..•kdeotg. He caught Purchase and took • hare out of
Clench mad it was • dead Mfmr.aafithturta chairman.
fThtesea wit whiranatiaachiitnwtasheithr Weir dnu-tdThthesultentactowtr tdairetutlaorkaaa rtnhiacthtbew-/
bury dinner, and he must say diet he had done 10 with hail kept their ground in the matter of miliecrietit
infinite pain and regret. Os. geotleinan residing in the during the past year, and he thought they might hops
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:thbeuts4pre..tnietnice..w, a:
itu,ndo“..unpi.l,..eir
r.nitlr Sai.inuht
time In sharpening blunted tools of big own, aud he hinc,eU I
up. Fined 64. nd...eh end costs.
A /W.V. Dennis, • labourer, of Pellingten-heath, was county had declared that he would not vote again for Mr. gain. re in the future. It had been ha. enthdeavo,rerwea.
smeared to be wore.
nharc„,l with trespassing in search of game on land of Siert, and though he (me Lowndeo emmidered that that he occasion of these meetings to have a tiro er ._
Mr Freemiu, aid the apprentice was bound to the firm for
Mr. Frampton. Anthony Rugg saw defendant come on ' was going too far, yet he was sure that Mr. Sturt hail by tmar, present to give them aome account of what was le'e
the heath and hunt it with • dog, which caught a rabbit. , that speech lost many friends. He remembered done i f • - • • 6id lost this urcasiou he
II he hed been working in the evettings lime lad . 11l i l tea
F' I Its, including costa. : Some ACto Or n foreign mission e s,Cal is nsler-
wtovhwin% yabaTu'rdegnlnaangwlmorae In tdfinerm. oriMirinFr anid.wh'a,naldaskt.iesll'hiasta
three years ago there was a rumour should be obliged to make shift and do it himself. •-• .
ITA AM Bailey, • hawker, be' that Mr. '(tort would _ , . sng drunk while in charge „ ,„.• • , t he elevated to the Upper House, and ring to the visit of the Prince of Wales to Indie the :se_
had rked n the rth November for Mr Hem from •:" •
said he en, ~
working slier hours for an upholsterer named Haan. aa.l he Fine
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A till 10 o'el"e•• He the Act of Parlament the firm of a waggon, at torfe Castle. was Sued xi, including he mar. mowndes) replied that be hoped he would not
I before h • 1 •
enAl not keep an apprentice after 4 o'clock in the afternoon ; , cost. t lad ante more presided at the agrtcultural meet- th. the k' of this country should have In
but this wen lad tto another place and worked for eve h.,urs. , Alfred Paine, • labourer, of West Lulworth, for sauna 1 ing at Sturmitister. After
15... including : would ever thin of again appealing to his
reading that sPeech he ' • future mg
f life
1 to many ef them. The Burials Bill, Oa whiwaseYhVatirt.ueleitaw'ut4.rnt
mud, amongst these people, observed their ways 0 thee
offence. A constable saw the defendant I " Now, certainly is i en I
lir Hawke*, who pays more attention to the manufacturing I .
.. ~ . . t with three doge. , gentletuan said it would be a great thing for the Ch
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it be - gr'-n° - lie a Po.r. for No Man their nsodes of religious thought. The speaker ._
department than He Freeinao, said on Sue. linb, tiviesdant ' Searched him.., nd loling a rabbit Fined
sus. to have case to work at six in the morning, but ,11,1 not cods. many of whom are churchmen and el* • of the
re) men, after the program misaions were making in that part
anise 5111 die, brenla.in• When spark. to, lie said he did . Georg.. rivet, a labourer, of Winfritlt a similar offence. ' making such • epeech." for it had given v. t ' r Ilenslowe ttuin read various extracts Ire 4
not get up before. ill. often imeeel that when the Ltd cAnle : rinisi Its., ito•ludierizat:.
. erased his tools %hi. were blunted front work done .....c. 1 Ag,,,, oggir,." ,of Winterborne Zetston, not spoke, wee, it lutist he conk.., a very difficult mat in hladagmear.-The proceedings wee
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night elsewhere. Theme were generally the lad'e owe pasies providing a beam of scales with his bread cart, fined dd., :to deal wiffi. and that difficult ter being done
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and dales. Defendant admitted making &deal table kir Mr arid cost, and temper of the party bringizras increased by the tone eluded with singing a hymn and prayer, • coffee
rwTeAen 171 related
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