The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-02-23 00:00:00

WITNOUTR.

LAVT&RN AN.I.) LECTURE A lecture on the
" Pilgrim** Prirgre... illii.trabel by 'nazi:: lantern
• tr. given in the lard.. neon at the Working
Men 4 Club on W.ln...ilay evening. when the Bev.
.1. E. .fintion gate a Awl account of .folin Bunyan'.
If.. The armngeinent. were carried iiiit by Mr.
Judie. awl Mr. Eattreuel.. In the C. MM. I the
evening the following hymn. w. re reflect.' on the
oheet awl Rung:—" When I mum), the won Ines.
• " I I,lr cotnrwle.." "1141 the fort," "Shall
we gather at the river " Beautiful laud .in bidlC
/Lc.

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11Or• imung.:.artrinat. CH trltt..-The annual t.-a
meeting WA. held on Wednesday. and w...
attended. The wt.,. 'wended at lb.. table•
inelnd..l Mewlathe. Freeman, It mule, llawkes,
S. "Valli.. It. 11. It. J. O. Carter, Itedder, 0. Carter,
And Farwell ; al the Meer. Lenin, ilunt, Pettey,
and Jan.... .tt tle. meeting. the Itev. W. Ism., Ow
pre.ided. lie WA, .ipported by the Hea
ti. sten', W. H. Waugh, V. Beckley, F. Clean
borne/. kc. In the roar. of the reereiling...veral
Alithein. Were tender...l by tee choir, Mr. Notentt
;weeding at the harmonium. The gathering wee a
very enjoyable one.
Wevieweit NN eetev VO St'atiaV
-A public lecture WA. gimn in the Nleden..troet
Wenleyan Sclenilroom Wednemlay evenitt4 by Mr.
.1. A Rherren, the eibject being "Lb. ltev. .1..1in
Wenhey, A. .'." Then, wa. a %ery large attendance,
ajpi '.lr. Sherries'. 41alray.oarm to entertain ki.
audience were (re 'muscly rewarded with outlined. .4
11.- had vidently been neot pondaking
in preparing the leetere, the language .4 which wa. in
sell.. part. ery etrare, ..eca.aarally taferoperw.,l
With Irwt., ke lb. eketchiel the esentful
career .4 the gia..it religimin leader (1.411 111.. cradle to
lie. grave, while!, many .4 the pi Monad evetit• or
place. nein...eel with the lienouriel name .4 W...ley
were illoolat..l with magic lantern siw.. The
label with a eolleel ion ill Aid .4 ti...
Chickerell Wedevan Chapel Ho..l.•rati,a run,i.
with thank* to Mr. Slierren for to, genermi. etforte
Citation or l'ortigr.Pli alas.. At the llormigla
pollee emirt on Weilite.lay ening
I 'well wi. .•liarie.ll with a
C. awl a luer of hills, from Ilveriet -It
nopeared th it sni the lore*, no. eight,
at half.paet 1..(7. Head wa. paeing the It ..4 11,,,,
Illigh•ntreet. wlem heap! perom tall out, " Volt
hive larked my picket awl 0.1.1.-41 tee of
rontrining l'sees hie euterinr the inn ;weenier
and N 1... Wiper wee. together. Ti,.. prowner Was.
taken into cuetorly, and when the hioltow Where mho
lived we. ...eased be found I:7i ler the mat at the
front door. Sale bills,, on which anzared the name
Mrs. femier, wen, alm (mind. The evidence i 4
Private Hart, of the 1/nrsetobire Regiment, was to
the elfeet that the trrinoner ai,,l Mrn. Hover Were
drinking together in the parlour .1 the Ileot Inn, awl
that in cinteeiteence 41 the latter being the WNW! fur
liquor this landlady declined to supply her with ane
thiag inore. The pri.onie ottereil to nee Hr.. Koper
home, but the landlady ad vi.ed her liot Is. 00 eo, say.
mg that if nhe lied anything the blame w.. 111.1 (all on
her. They, however, left the hon.. ton•iller. The
jwisoner retitrned nhortly afterward+. She Wa4 lids
Inwed by Mr.. Koper, wW, anr.a.e.l her the theft.
To thin liiiniewr replied-" If I have ntolen your
joime you heel better et A Con.table and give ine
in charge." Thia Mr... Roper did. Hart was with
the nonntable when he dincovenel the miming tiro.
perty. -The eVidence "(the tirmecuitrei corrrepowled
with the above ntawmente, An dill Alen that of P.C.
jwisoner, it married woman, living in
High street, was. defended by Mr. J. Howard Ituiwen,
end denied the charge. There Wen. (nrtner oat, IC.
againnt her. and she we. committed for trial at
the qttarter Sesn..n.; but, on the appliration .4 Mr.
Bowen, was, 11.1101itted to bail if yould obtain it -
henielf in CM and two suretie. in CIO each.
Tun young wislnw of Sir Julius lienediAi tnarried
sun Frlwnary 1.1 Mr. Frank La ws un who ha.. just
c an.. of age, Sir Julius left no (online, but Mr. V.hew-. 6, the fortunate poicienew of
Qa1,060 • year.
DOIOAIIIIRI.T enniireT i.e TNK STREILT.-.t WARM.
001., VIVIII TO it MA/MI.-At Lii,, W.•yeemith Ilorough
Police Gain 4.11 Toenday, le.f..re the Mayor ell I
magi.trat,,, Edgar Itackhain and William
mi the " William Dyer," Wee.
mouth Ilarl our, were vharged with drunkenness on
the Weymouth lb Are on Sunday evening the 1111.1
Bartlett that between eight and nine "'clock
i.e wa. near 11..y.41 ter rw, when he pan, the defendAntn
'mining Along .nging. When he Pipoke to them they
•tisl it was their birthday. Ille told them that Woo
no rea.oli why they nleenil "k.rk iip a 'mine." They
wen. no druid, that they kept falling down, and
th-v. weld away once they nuleeepiently
returned.- 11.4..114m0., elle Sr.- ntrangere its the
town, 1.1...e1e.1 eiolty t • the charge. -Th.. Mayor. in
oed.rier • pay ssl. attoitt t., thr
C.llP4l•ita • • !ti 1141 INVII Made Imn,i people
deeding and ening language which wan half; end
wle•Ily insnews.l, in the street., e.pe.:;ally
• S
lay ..t..llllitt.. and in thi, way mouthing people
wlei Wel, (among teen elourelt Anil other place*. He
wi.10.1 it to In. thoneighly underetwel that the
Allthorttion net...deter VVV iii.l to 0011.1werin it. He win
illad Is. find that on the previous Smola, evening
then. wa. diawiler. Ile wished tlw pnlice tat
take action egaitet per.itoi who stoinl ale it the
pavellientA, or Ahoilted, toied inevemer language.
Such offendera would dealt with firmly. and oil
regard ay...1'1.111e sued totheir "respectability." II« wan
Ii obliged to the temmentative..4 the for
Ithe they had taken .01 the Matter. 11,, WWI
mrprised that 04,0114 .1 both ...el Who Motel A
loin 1...n0m in ....jety, and 'night to know better,
in mull a manner.
nimmit Missiostalir /401•111 TV. -1/n behalf .1
awiety qweial wen. held from the 10th to tle.
Owe in the variow. Weymnirth. (hi
the Ilth then. um. a Coliferenee uif worker., in st,
setioolrooin, eisil on the following morning a
...neon was, preach.' by Canom Honey At Pit .1.11111•4.
In tl afternoen there were nievial for
ehildren. At night A 111,.eting ui Si. Mary'.. Seleed
r. mu. The 11. el rector. pr-.id-d. There
prearnt On Rev. Canon Money, of Chelteis
ham, awl Mr. .1, Kldrid,te, 1.W.,
each 1.1 whein attend...l a. a deputation. The Het..
Canon rtgeidien•oll, V. IL ritiwter, 111101 11,11 3.11t•.1 Al. •
t.-.k part in the proeieliiiire The Chaim.
~‘l44ined that the meeting W... 110.1 IAVA.I.. it 1,, I
1,. thought if tlwre were ei iiiii Itanemin meetem
throughusit the 11,,lnitrr. it Minh{ giVe a,. iinpetil.
11,.- advalleellient of the claim. .1 the heathen .oOr
MAW iiiii eihni World 111.41 the rhumb. I hiring the
l'-set week meeting. had leen lel., at nearly PIO
iliNerent r eon,. now had leen of an cutlet.
divan. 31101 Adelillt eltaracter. Th.. meeting. Wen.
not held to IUIVAIIee the interente .4 the ...limy, lelt
inipre.a oil the of teeing the deem. of the
heathen. " In jai into all the wnrl.l, awl presets the
!Impel 1.. r very creature." There 1.11.1 110.4411f....1
(t '.l'. wilt. 411.1 thew the Iliennage, an to their ilary.
How litth. did the Church inieueire I Iml's will -
'hit " Hit 118A.n..1 in to be preACIWII to every
creature." Their .49oet Wan not to net
money, lett to ntir the hear!. ot the Iwo*,
• til inak.• thma wall.. the feet the; whilet we
haul the noels,' .4 the piled ii, our earn, In heathen
10111114 there were 111,11titilde. I.ollolls 111111 °Orating
lifter (lid. Ile hop el olio of the reeill. ..f the Meet.
ings nunidul be that they would ',stk.. thin great
ininnionary wi, Ii a 1111i.jeri 011 privat.. were'. Mr. .1,
Eldridge Mt that the tirill.l.lllllll.ool ll,.'rr..nind wan the very mermen of the dumb'.etiatetwel
Ile depreciated the Writ that miletionary work wan a
liy.work, 1.. be taken top when they hail time. It W. 14
not until about 100 year. ago any real work
waa adveneed. The clergy said that for centerien 11w
• loul Wien and it we. only half /awake
I..itty it, retpeut Ii minaionary work. The neglect ,
the chervil to meat+ the gintwl lead 1,01 her ..pen 1..,
worn and esintempt. Prieretant Vlirintiseity WA. •inly
mieepted in one twelfth pert .4 the e1..1w. Where
then was the failure ! %Van it true Hitt th.... who
babel the hoe' diem. Chri•t end 1114 tlool.h
could ..my thud it was failure? N.., for iartataaw
r.oahi he eiwaril In whirl, the spieled hail don.. great
✓ i unto salvation. It we. 1101 lhat Ille .1.• I W 44
rellOre. II anything it wa. t hot the chervil .4 rhrint
had forgotten her trent, and for many year. lied leen
sleeping at home witlawit ewaloming thine who Were
mite& thu rntail4ll.l without nprea.ling the newt
it nelvation through...it tlw world. /Cindy A .1101110(
we. taking plate, Such meeting. a. I h.. prment were
remarkable, and hied not been twirl before. There
were in heathen lend+ million. to whom the !impel
hail mit been preneltrel, and tie re were lateurime in
connection with the minnionary ,4 &wand
ini.e.ionarieii, time giving All Menke of about a
looter of • million of heitle.ti. to each ottiwi.oiiirv.
They tliniikisl t1..4 tannin. so in sell leis Mum dono,
and that people In Weymouth had leen to do
it. much, They were not that .14y naked to
What WA nfleill..l WIN that the IleArtn of the pe.n.ln
shwa,' Is. en stirred, that they wiell4l take a 11..11 And
on minding Interest in mission work. The year.'
eapeniliture in alcohol WA. (1110. /111ndred And {Went y
Ilse million., or nearly .1111. 110111dr.1 and tweisty.tion
timea 00 mitt+ i.e. Icing vent In tewinione..-.This
Hee. eaw.n Money nbei delivered All Aar..., awl
geve various intereeting detailo as to sitiohin work