The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1873.

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Ti DON'T QuaNM enthrone will commenoe with
the 414 Mishima et the Sth shall tpday (Tueerley), the
trials of primmer.% of wiaoh the ralandar at Prresat 001-
4.lns the annesed name. talking plaos on the foll
day :—lsthe (toward, higgiac as Winthorne ; Edward
Fester, steeling sheep skims at Tarrant Kayostons
William Hawkins, iniemat thesalt Sydliar ; .4=or
!tansy, arse& at Wumberne ; Therese Broadway,
dealing money at Wareham ; goofs Croteher, elms
Light, eteallog sliv..r spoon... hi., at List Stoke ;
Benjamin Lathe', stealing money at Bradpoin ; Charles
Meal, stealing iron at Dorchester. Oa bell--Seenuel
Hatfield, stealing gold watch and other entitles at
Bleadford ; Joseph Caldy and Bliss Lon Caddy,
emending lute ha, at Poddiehinton ; Mark Morey and
Jabs Apollo, stealth' hie,' at Blithe.
Tel 80111 AL 80•111).—Parlaix meetings for the electi
of members of this bawd took Wage on Thursday. In
St. Pieter's pariah the out Rohm membPrs of the Board
Irfrlr Mr. John Bishop and Mr. James Foster, the latter
of whom was molested, while Mr. .7. F. Hannah wee
appointed In the room of Mr. Bishop; Mr. Thorns's
Newman sad Mr. T. C. Pommy were reveleeted auditors.
The meeting wig but thinly atteaded, there bang
present the reeler (Bev. L W. Pears), Mr. Darden
Kr. F. Mills, aad Mr. Joseph Robinson. re. meatini
Ia •II Wet.' paid' was presided over by Mr. W. Slade,
ehurshermtbse. Mr. James Drake sad Mr. John J.
Bewail were re-abated members of the Board, while
Mr. Livia Bemassabe WM appointed in the room of the
Roy. B. Loam W$1•00, d maned. As auditors, Mr. II
Parsoma_groser, sad )tr..John Beach were chosen, to
messed Mr. Kutford and Mr. RICOIIIII.
FATAL AOCADRIT.-0, Saturday morning a =elan-
sholy fated sesident oocarred at Waterloo Ridge. •
man ithesed Hoary Loveless, better keown al Alto.
dairy," was driviag lath Docabecter from Alton, when
invideroly the off wheel slipped trout the axle. Lovelies,
strange so say, we. pitched Into the reed on the nest
Pd., and mast have tame Into control with • sharp
stool', as he sustained a severe deep inolelou ever the
let eye. The unfortucath matt lived only ten tninutas,
and sever spoke. His mother, an adwoman of eicht.
four, witneesed her son's 'melancholy death. I dorms-
Hum was given to the polio*, Sipt. Hare was rocket?)
upon the spot, and the body of 'Wassail wth removed
to Kr. &Emir-Aye's, where as loosest was afterwards
hell by Mr. H. Lock, deputy throner, a verdiat of
Aseldental Death being returned. It was stated that
Lovelace had been frequently warned of the condition
of the wheel.

lialOa LYON'S fiarnar Or ft.H.A.—Thla aplendld
battery of artillery went throagb • series of sesioims
at Maiden Castle ma Tuesday, displaying Ito skill end
celerity of the battery to the griatest adematsge. The
battery, consiatisg of Ida guns, arrived on the ground
shortly after eleven o'doek, under the command of
Major Lyoas, Ciotti* Lyme, Llentensats Des Barret,
Dolphin. and Poole. The battery matched past at •
walk and then at • trot both bestatifelly performed,
whilst the wheelies into li.e resembled the swinging of
• gate. The gallop past by half batteries displayed the
torus tearing along at • trio aeodons pass. Oa the
order to form line for aotton front, in an almost in.
eretlbly short space of time the guts were detached
from the *atrium and wore bluing away st an ignite.
nary foe, No. 6 gun claiming the honour of giving the
first Sr.. The mans were &On limbered, and, after
the battery had retired In acUlan In divisions, a line
was formed for aotion to the roar, and Noe. 1,3, sad.
guts preduoed a report almost Mmultaneously. The
✓MS were again limbered, and the battery prepared for
motion front. A body of horsemen covered the cordage's,
**that an enemy woald suppose them to be only
and when owning to attack as web, would see
w▪
hen within range, the front soddenly wheel to the
rear, displaying the arillMry, which would immediately
commence its work of destruction. The battery
then abused front to the right by oolumns of
divosious, an i again discharged their pima.. After
mime other movements, the battery retired from
both A inks in divisions at • gallop, one portion
of the battery firing Lad covering the retreat of the
other. The @word exercise following was • very pretty
tight The guns were ordered to be dismounted, and
sash perky strove to smut In activity. Toe work wee
executed in the °course of a minute or so, No. 4 gun
being the qalckest. The gun were afterwards put in
position, and the disaharge from N 0.6 proved It to have
been the most cspeditionaly handled; it was followed
within a second afterwards by • "bang" from No. 2.
Several mooeds lot/reseed halogen the Sr. of No. 2
gun and that of Nos. 5 and 3. No. 4, whom party
claimed to bos Arid, could not be fired bemuse they
lacked anuaunitioli. Tas guns were again limbered,
and away went men, horses, and ordnance over the
grassy slopes of Malden Castle, and then chug el to
line fat maim, front. At this time some of the gun
wheels were supposed to he disabled, and to remedy
this wee bat the work of • wood or two—ons from
essit of the earriagee being taken off sad transferred I.
the gun "rriaire. No. 6 gnu hobs drat. Some htterest-
ing movements then took plur, the gun carriage being
supposed to be disatilA, showing the method ta wide
the inmaries mould be rectified I. the field of battle, so
as to Nava the sumac from sentare. After this the
battery formed In Lae, and, as the rain was by this
time tallies very thickly, with no prospect of &Ulti-
mata, the guide were butted by the ofilosrs to luncheon,
spread under &marquee, whilst the soldiers diensouted,
refreshed themselves and also their horses, sad shortly
afterwards returned to their barracks.

OOnPIIMATION —The altered rite of oonArmatios
was administered to about 80 young persons at Holy
Trinity Church, last Saturday morning, by the Bishop
of Selisbury. There were 36 bays and 46 girls Presented
for aninuatkos. The clergy present ware—the Rev.
B. Barrett, Holy Trinity; the Rev. H. Houle, and
Bev. N. F. Beane, Pordlagtou St. Gooey ; the Rev.
Dr. Smith, 11l Babas ,• the Itsv. T. R. Madrow, Der.
sheeerr Grammar Sated ; the Rey. Prebendary
Heel, Tolpeddle; the Rev. it. Hankey. Maiden
Newton; the Rev. M. .1. Green. titeepleton ;
the Bev. H. B. Williams, Bradford Pevereli;
the Rev. R. G. Waimea, Dorset County School,
the Rev. A. H. 8011, ..!erne Abbe; the Rev. P.
Wares, Sege Regis; the Rmr. G. P. Toppin, Catameok.
The Bishop took his seat within the Coramuttlen rail',
sod the Rector of the pariah (Rev. H. Everett) acted
as Chaplain. Me lordship's oily attendant was an
opposites. There wad a falroonmegatios. The servitte
was oommeneed by singing "Goose, Holy Ghost, sternal
God" to Troyte. The Rector reed t. 6 introdootory
esstrame, setting forth the qoaliliestioas for sonlinna•
Re. and its purpose; and the. the Bishop, before
pettish the goestion to theeandidates, Isis., addressed
them on the importers°. of tt• °resides, and that they
might ariderstand thoroughly they were first themselves
going to moths' the roe talc do for theca by their god-
fathers and godmothers when they were baptised in
infancy. Hai they died subsegnazit to that rite •hilis
infests they would surely ham gone to hearen, aid
that thought we a VMS eomfort toChristian fathers and
mothers whoa aikidos to pert with their babtigeg luguurs.
When they were unable to do anything for themselves
Godreceived the (*IA and prayers of others cm their behalf.
Bat it woe intended they should have tern AMU.* of their
own, sad should only he saved of their own choke and
by their own persevrrante. Now they were old enough
to speak and set for themselves, and hsd come to cry
they meepted the things done and offered on their
behalf when unconssious infante by their godfathers
and godmotoore, and were resolved by God's grass to
walk according to the vows thtn made for them. He
oould have wished wore it possibb to ask each one
u,paratcly the question he was now about to put, but
it (weld not be dons—there were too many, and it fres
not armording to the Order they were all bound to sy.
His lordship then asked-- 'Do;. here, lath. presence
of God, and of this congregation, renew the soloing
promise and vow that was made in your name at your
Baptism ; ratifyiog end eonflrralog the saute in year
own persons, end acknowledging yourselves boned to
believe, aria to do, all those thaws, which your god-
fathers mid godmothers then undertook for your The
candidata all answered "I do,' mod at tin Bithop's
request repeated It. After calling on the Lill to beer
Moir prayers, and that he would etreogthri with Hie
H-ly Spirit the young pumas about to be sionfirmed,
the Bishop laid his hams on the head of ma one, say-
ing— Deleod, 0 Lerd, tide thy Child wito thy
heavenly grace, that As (or ale) may continue thine for
ever; and daily losresee I. Toy Holy Spirit more and
more, lentil As (or she) come unto Thy oval/ming
kingdom. Amen." l'he stockist's went up in parties
of 8 or 10 front the die rat parishes, el the boys Ant,
and then the girls. The push thaishwardens—ilr.
Davie and Mr. Burnett—earraeged the candidates for
the laying on of baud,. After all had been at aired
meow hymn was sung, and then the Bishop addressed
the catechumens from the pulpit His lo,detiip
iv-
cotaded tu, in that now, following the great example
they read of to the Acts of the Apostles, they had bogie
before God and the /rhumb to deeds» they held them-
saves bound by their obligation sod resolved with God's
help to keep it. Beer sines the day they were
baptised they had been in preparetios by all the
prayers, and hymes, sod lessoos of religion they
bad been tsarist for to day. Now the first half
ol their life was linialted—they were no looser children
I. the gavels. but men and women. No
desk some of their aequiritances would en; tbit
soairmatien was no good. bat that was a greet 'We-
ak*. Bet the good to themselves depeaded apes their
geriostmese and trathfulne re in tits matter. When they
were baptised be little ehtldran Gad sampled others'
mon sad premises for than In eueh a dome, that,

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as be had wa they akde had d then they would lee
oaeed foe o,lol' by the swam of God; but head
mot say Mutt now. Now they were old enough to
know, and pray, and prefers, and promise their Own
No qu...tion °mild ado. about infants : it
might *haat them. If they serhmsly deteimined
b, the grace al 00d to porteme in the Chi,—
tin noun the banal: of a ..drot.Cou would he
great. Ii bapture Hod made theta in,otbere of Corist,
Ind as Luck children of His love awl heirs of the
kingdom of heaven; and 04 eoudrni 4 undoub,di,,
richly, abundantly, to eve., oue f torts who was to
wont that gI. 11 said t'ait with µsant conddene.
—without a shadow of doubt to every one who woe in
thorough carnrst in what he or the woo doing to-day.
At that moment their foot s:ood right in the path that
leads to heaven. But Dot. day wool l pass before they
were subject to temptation. end would only In kept •afe
by therein of the Holy Spirit to se,nottiy them Tbay
most pray oonstaatly that they might be preserved from
sin and kept in ondiean to God. Bat be thought
some people's preyen operated on them like • mare.
He meant this—if In. morning after kneeling down aad
praying "Load us not late tempt•tion," Airy is the
nurse of CIO nail hoar want into temptation on per.
poes—went somewhere keoeing they would beer bed
language, and improper sots: or, baying prayed at
night " Deliver o• from evil," had jolt inform ben
where they koew they should hear, LOU see, and know
of evil. Had they ben trying to deliver themselves
frem evil or hid they gement* it because they liked it
and it sensed them? Agide,saying prayers itotastion led
parsons to hays easy con.eienoss when their astions did
not lasi( it. Still he would erg* them to KV .00
steady, and to bring up their lives to the standard of
their praysra His lordship entreated them to inept
invited= to the Holy Dommueies which would sow bet
given them, and not to be tamed sole lineage some
older people went away from the thank before
that part of the senior. It wee • blessed means
of °totaling the strengthening led uenoe of the
Holy Spirit. Then he warned them that if
they did not anept the invitation to the Hely
Chn"Egni°4 they would have taken • step off
, the right sod safe pith, and enforced the maxim
focais ikuctorws. Thee he pointed eat that this con-
, demation ought to have • good it dunce on their
1i,.., which slooald be exhibited to their homm
! and do s°°d then, and oommuided to them
motet! hapfulnees aid npport, so far on it •se
! practicable, in their Chektlaa life. In °nolo-
Idea he reminded them of the solemoity of their
obligation, end prayed that we might all at last be
I brought safe to heaven. The 000aluding prayers were
then said, and the worries ended by the Bishop giving
th• benediction.
I Rowena Pam Tilladay.—Before Mr.
' G. Dunne and Dr. Aldrktge.
Edward Jets Rolls, of Orgsaferd, • till powerful
fellow, was charged with eassaling Mr. Bemire's, of
the Mail Om& lan, sad also P. Gould, in the
pa ovine day.
Prosecutor wild that about one o'clock defendant
mute to hie house very tipsy and asked for drink. He
refused him. Defendant same front the lap-room
tower& the bar, when whom told him he coed not
al!oe hiat to enter there; on whim he eaki aebody
oould dap him from gong In, need very bad
Isaguage, took off his nat, and struck complaisant
ones, and attempted to do so several WEN. U. net
for the polio., sad, when P.C. Gould none, he gave
bin% into moody. H. resisted violently, sod, witness
thought, struck the lendable, for he sew tils nose
bkerl, and they bill together.
P.C. Gould standing in the Market House 1111. d•-
feaduat strike Mr. Santweve, and went over, etas he
was glen into oustody. He laid hold of him' an whisk
the man /kook him and said nobody should take hits.
He resisted • great deal, and was very simile*.
Primmer had nothing to my, egeept that he wee
drunk and didn't know what he WM about.

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8011017 GO PIM Bx.wota.3limaday.--Bef or. WI
Mayor (kr. G. J. 0. Gingery), Itr. 0. Canis, sad Mr.
J. IP. Bodges.
Osawl Bailey. gasser of the B.H.A. at Dershawber
barracks, was °horrid with stealing • pair of trauma
brlonglog to the master taller, Bombardier Beithrsa.
Be was brought up handl:mined:in sustody of a Corporal
with draws sword.

ocompleismal left • nair of treason
oa • valise iyier on • 'hell in the berreeka, and Vie,
were mimed on Wednewley time 18th. Inquiries were
made. and it was Nand Ganser Balky he Moles them,
and sold them to Gunner Bream,.
Grinner Draftily mid on the leth primmer asked hfm
to bay the troumrs for 1. 61. Witmer offered le., and
prisoner &emptied it. if. boaght them for • petit of
stable Monsen, thinkleg them "a..,." Didn't knew
whether it wee &noised : he was • recruit.

Prisoner pleaded guilty, and wished the &soh to dir
pod* of It-....
The Town Clerk maid he was sorry to see • men Is
the Artillery uniform in such • position—he yam the
flrst who hod bra here for 12 or 14 years.
Prisoner was wroteeeed to three months bard labour.
He odd the.thefs warn c,mmitted "in drink."

Driver IVilliass Argon, was also brought up
custody °barged as an emissary after the fact.
Lisut. Deebarros thought the Betioh Gould 'polish
off" this mon In the same way as the other, but the
Town Clerk pointed out that the Bench had not sum-
mary Firiediatios in the matter. However, the lAwat.
primed Us the aharge to be beard.
Ihniel Bailey, who was tionviittoi in the previous
Gam, Bald the same erasing be stole and sold the
trousers. Adams went with him to the canteen te
hare some beer—be stood treat.

Driver Bennett mid last Moodily night Adams told
him that Gunner Bailey heel been to dallivan's kit and
stolm • pair of teems's. Wham had oitcrioasly beard
of the loss of the trousers. H. told Sullivan of it on
Thursday mondial.
The Bench intimated that the midtown was Mull.
Meat, and the ow was disclaimed ; but Adam will be
treated by Um military authorities,