The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28 00:00:00

POOLS..

Trsezaevcs Annnium—At the Ternperosee Hell on
Monday eventn& Mr. J. Vaughan delivered an addrees,
the chair being occupied by Mr. G. Curtis. The &local
slurs enlivened the propedlngs with songs, glee., ko.
KL C Emreitne, working-man, has delivered
several edifier's" In Ms town during the pad week, in
oonnecition with the Emiorlisation Siolety. He ha.
had large attendanomi, chiefly oomposed of the oper-

BIIIISIOIART URITING. —Thq annual mastics In eon-
neetion with the Sapttat Missionary Society, yea bold
St the staipd, Bill-street, on Monday evening. The
eledr am Nikon by I. Romp•Weleb, Eaq. interesting
Mimeos etre &livered by the lien. C. Bellbaohe, 0.
Waterman. and J. H. Osborne. The report area read
by ldr. J. P. Goiwto, and shoved • total of receipts of
upward. of

LE-rum—On Teasley evening a very interesting
end able Ivoture t cooneetiolf with the Young Ideas
Obrudisa Assoc, Mon was delivered at the Town Hriii„
by the Her. O. Waterman. the subj•at being "Our
Eachsh Biblo." Mr. M. Kemp Welch, president at
the sitioolatron, ocbupied the shale At the close at
lecture cordial vote. of shooks were passed both to Ile
lecturer and the chairmen, and a oolleotion Was
mods.

Aultito ENTIRTAIINTIt —On Wednesday, the
seveuth of the series of entertainments at the schoolroom
of Bt. Mary's allure), Lonallset, was given by the fol.
krwisg &nom other ladies and iientlecotio :—k'.. Gould,
Megan W. and P. Aldridge, T. R. &under% lour., H.
D. Rik G. Harthon, T. P. 'Travers, and M. Da Oosobs.
Thera eta se attrestere programme ot vooal and 'Detre-
amebai raluio and readings.
Ti. Brno'', —The children attending the Bethel
Sunday school, Fish.etreet, were provided with tea on
Theiday eteeing. Their parents were aftorwaads
edrolleed, and a mimic lantern wee exhibited. Addreceee
tree, also deli,, red by the Rev. G. Waterman, bin
Councillor Green, and Kr. T. P. Maks. Before
leering, the children revolved presents of °renege, tore,

Town Coonait.—On Tuseday lest, • meeting of the
Connoil, node" toe Pohl% Health Aga, wee held it the
Guildhall, the Mayor In the that.. On the prepoeltio•
of Kr. Omits, mended by Kr. Bockloy, • °own:dile*
was lippointod to confer wtth elth medial °Moor of
health as to the eaultory oonditiou ol the borough. The
committee sweated of the following gentlemen : —The
Meyer, Aldermen Mather, and Counetilon Stone,
Belston, Farmer, Mains, Thyssen, and areen.-4lier-
man litogyrs proposed, and Mr. Stone esoonded, the
follovoieg resolution That the following **ottoman
be appointed the Street and Highway Commitee,
the Mayor, kdermen G. R. l'enno.s, Rogers, sad
Styring, and C•whoillon Hudson, Stone, Western,
C illsnol.asd, to confer and oe- ,perato with
tl.o Serveyor on oil matters oonoectod with Ms Mice,
and :Lot this clmmittee meet on Fridley teat. the 24th
intact, and ovory alteruate Friday at ten o'olook, at
the Coinell Chatn4r ; and that such committee be
ithvl,el to pay to the said Surveyor a obeque or
ishapPw on the treasury for such sums of money as
they may deem neoessary for the weekly wages of the
men In his employ, and Incidental expenees ; and that
all other expeness nerwastry for repairing, extending,
or improving the highways, Argots, or footpaths in the
borough shall be pall by the Connell, after having
been certified by gush committee as haying been In-
curred with their sanotton." The resolution was
unanimously carded.

PETTY &isms% Thursday.—Before the Mayor (Mr.
H. Hamilton), Mr. W. Niro°, Mr. T. Slade, and Mr.
8. R. Sanders.

Gorge Raadall, employed at the Bourne Valley
Pottery, wu summonel for trespassing In pursuit of
OMn op lend belonging to Mr. H. Mary, BS aUiLIO 010
Tower, on tho 16th instant. He wee lined 51. and

Condderable Veto woo again °coupled In respect of
the adjourned summons against Afr. W. L. C. Adey for
neglecting to removes vsesqoalled the Sarah which lies
In • ruinous and shattered condition, and Is likely to go
to Ocoee, and so endanger the harbour. The Mayor
took to part In the h. taring of the sue. Mr. 11. W.
Diskimme, Town Clerk, appear...A for the Trustees of
the quay*, and Mr. F. Travcrs for the defendant The
cirumntantme of the case were fully narrated by Mr.
Dicklotion, who °ailed as whams the harbour muter
(Mr. J. Crabb), and • men named Henry Cartridge
Mr. Travers informed the Beach that be had not yet
received in answer from defendant is to whether he
would gin e en node,taklug to reprove the vessel within
month or dee week,, and the use win further ad-
journed in order thnt defendant might give e &drifts
reply to the terms offered.