The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 11, ISSO.

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DOZCHISTIIIII. leek a that, hu„smor ot me tem mat they were knew 1.6.1eA59 itINISAL. - The remains of Corporal
one who has endeavoured to do his duty, and has bees as Waal..., of .1,. , ,
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were . . .
Horrusaronan floctert.-The next annual exighl- ornament to the Town OcalbeiL Ifs felt they ought wyhe---cieimem7"-huirtf:de'y feethe
usual marks WT.:l2e at
Soo of the Dorset County Horticultural Society is to overlook any little foaling which might hs" beim
be held in Colliton Park oaths 19th of August. •spooned. had no doubt Dr. Addride ertoooltedhhi-tiakhle =twat eeethiefirseyedeeZerelthePeitipseebyoullee 00mrades.gue The
in
Tan Amman Sam Balsamic; match in connection talfgairet.nonntir dill' aadtheretttiou4bprot tirsdp"thalar this Council !hare of • detachment of Myal Horse Artillery.c4irrAr from
with the Dorchester Akikricultural Soiety will cornea geodes' to swept the i on o( Dr. Aldridge. and Dorchester. The funeral party warn under the oom.
on Saturday, May 22n at Mr. Faisior'S rePaaitory• trusts he will resume his wen in the Comeni. lAPProbee mend of Major Broadrick: There was one very sad
Tlll Town BAND.-This band played a capital Mould P. , _I, quite incident In connection with the funeral. It appears •
selection of music in the South Walks on Tuesday had ri;jd...'ard'verlumlarrris....dof
seconded the Krtic,.." "gra ' ehila:lb.icf deceasedeldhointhe deeied • day attar his death and
Rn
seising, under Bandmaster Ste eons, and we understand
Ibis will be continu.d during the sMilseer months. , Aldimudd. w" a 'mamba'. wham tail °tad ill
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vori the father. ThsaMere :rere • lalargWenntallnedberib:frePrir•Mlins
DINTISTIT.-It will be seen ban
j announcement of. The MATCH felt it wee almost medium to Put 11011Prulmul• r.T...t; an-I Um service was Impressively rendered by
our advertising columns that r. Wallace, of 91, . Von tattle Tote. Ea &Mad with witailtad bolo 110 P. hawing ••• L., • Mr. llickinalicurate of Holy Trinity).
z=tinet, "ndon.rniinDorcheitnr a,nrygtnatete eat,_,,,,wai,
_,:i.r.itteitans
iliaoeto_hrtisat that table.;
be and his kMattscorte;
Bitit AND PARLIAMILNT.
y, his consulting rooms being at Mr. Lockett's, ;;;;mmu 7:, 1it.....); . en, point before the re the Meer.
1, Coruhill, Dorchester. Council. The or vire cordially surfme,..„ted the reads' gte.-ye will iii.i many ci your imam harm how
B. IL A .-Ponudbory on Woduesday lad was the lion. He did not wis any gentleman ace an aaaaao- effeeeeeke ekee __iicimad
ea a
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some of some c straordineey feats of horsemanship
.mrThuteistc
was propose.
end
the Kerr
thortiote mews
ee the Tory
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the
wheme.i.
makers pectable
and
performed by the Royal itorse Artillery stationed
took the proposition as carried unanimously. vendon of ia nors.have bees dealt with in the
here. The spectacle attracted a huge number of WATCH SAM
ladies and gentlemen. who were perfectly astonished at , .....,..., rezmu- .i- __..__.- for the patch -..... Ires-berepeesestofekethetZadeeeseetwere reneturee&stithstislardidn Iti:zeteetircZneetltt,lll3lthmig:h.
the marvellous dexterity displayed by the men, 'Ma 0t:a17,47;ki .......4' •t0..p10.1,....31. in the g wee .rt aelecosestai
Though .
like
their
beer.
they
„meetly
greeted their achievements with retreated out bursts of enough to provide 3337 12.1., the amount required : but, do not care for It nixed with advice and dietitian.
opplaose. The men were beaded by Lieut. Price, and said UMW=
under his direction were wonderfully successful at Mr. Brresere there is • bassos at the bank and the Weymouth. April shih, 1880.
tilting the deg, tent pegging, lemon cutting, and other Sd. rate would be enough with that balance. will
ene. ee, in which their quickness, pluck, and perfect be more property rated next yen. . . . .__, .., _ . „ MAT-BEATING.
horsemanship were shown to the beat advantage. We Mn.. H. from* .id it
because ia ...a.itbere six= tit= Ti the Sdker.
understand several of these performance; will take re •:sied : ,hei,Voi. here ihreedy been peic, which go Doe Sie,-I am rather surprised that nee great sown of
place during the summer, come into the current year. annoyance is these who take • walk through the streets
PIDUITIS METHODIST BAND Of Hops-Planted Mr. A. Pore and Kr. Onrre were opposed to having :ain the miming. Sad elm to those who fin is the
just on the edge of both Dorchester and Fordinirton PA only a ii. ram would
, which wld be almost certain to bring • bossism& aid who I have beard in strong terns
meir hm,y_quartem are, the primitive Methodism are Id. Leittra niti.titamtee. If
tthtellelmd a 4 1. rate they could go denouncing the onot, from the fact that it covers the
wledows and traits of delft_ houses with dun, is that so
well glutted for wircisitig • good influence to "Yu"' on with
Fettle proposed,l
arid Kr. BIDDISTT seconded, • id. =EV WINN best their doer-seats and shake ash. carpets
spefint they do not confine their works t, their own re,.. in the pulls streets. Smoke there are yards at the beak
1 for their Band of Hope eepecially goes further we. F. Lacs proposed. and Mr. BeittrlTT seneded, of the Mum or places by the Backwater when this OM
to neutral ground where those of other denomina- that a rate of IL in the A be granted, Kr. Burnett be done.
dons are more likely to come. On Monday evening, stating that
the balance In the bank is 4110, and the _ A Lavin or CLEANUP'S/I.
for 'sateen, they gave an entertainment in A lington Gauri II do not want large balances at the bank, while the 4
telteisLnemectelly badand we wheawiadneie dim the time allowed
that the hay sat-Seaters
Hall, when singing. recitatione, grouped in dramatic rateable property is Increasing every year.
wool be very to gee that neat In such aims Wets always fined the sint's half-ore an.-Zu.)
form, and band.bell ringing helped to pais the time m
sway most agrembly. The choir, *motor whom we year,. MR. SDWARDS' RECEPTION 11.1 PABLIA.
11' would ludic* but this nom that ought to hen
tan Med were others besides the Primitive Methodists, Mr. BOISETT : The reduction is always put off from 'SENT.
Included quite n bevy of young people, plialin; to year to year.
look ,t,a, •1 ,1'.•11 t't lib:. 11 111. 111, y anent with ' Oil a aillifioP. Mr. F Lick and Mr. Burnett only voted °11"44•11114 'Abend member. Mr. lieul7Edwardet
' 1i,.p0 of 1: ...; l tod,.' whiolt went with a good swing. 1 for t`ie amen lment, and nearly all the other corporator, met with a mat cordial reception in the Hasse of
'Then we hot the first part .1 a temperance crams, 1 for the 41. rite, which was therefore carried, Mr. Burnett Commons on Monday last, which was his first appear-
" The Brotherr," woken in
um 1 adjitig: You are often finding fault with the rate., yet mom there linos his lamentable accident at the
n orlinary dress by
followicg " cao, ".• -Roger Graham, Mr. Martin' wbu !eh le is an opportunity of reducing them you Cannon-etrest Station.
Snooks, Mr. F. liardy ; Gilpin, Mr. John Phillips ; 1 don't ' ".• The proceedings in the House during the afternoon
LOT 1 ON rim 503011Ls' IMP. had been very. tame, but when Mr. Edwards made his
Fawning Fred. Mr. Hallam, jun. • Easy Joe, Mr. IL The General Purposes Cosmetic.* recommended that
Membery ;Inspector, Mr. W. &tains ; Anistant- , Messrs. Guy's oif,r he not aesepted to rest the first lot appearance, Lout four o'clock, great interest was
-' '• -, Garland; Ade.- Mr. Fred lon the r --vs Hs* site, it being unchsirable to do so at at° the Hones oil crutches, and the
offir ' -- to have Sergerint-st- Arms sod other officials hurried forward

Inspector., 'Mr.' George • Aubery, - _
Diktat' ; Sutcliffe, Mr. Dowitt'en ,• with Mies U.
Wiesen, landlady; and Alias Garter (Upwey), lodging-
home-keeper. Here we may as well say, once for all,
that the Brother. were "lost and found," ermording
to the usual experience of teetotalers, drink being the
source of much evil, and abstinence the =tens or cora-
memosment of restoration. Mr. H. Foot conducted
the meeting, and Mr. Daniels (president), was "siege
saaaager." The performers, some of whom were young.
did very well, but occasionally a little more considera-
tion for the audience might have been desired. rho
head-bell ringers have made program, and we we in •
fair way of having • first-class party of ringers, a
credit to the town. They played " Blue-bells of
Bootland," "In my cottage near the wood,' kr., with
taneklasee. Of the singers who were mush applauded,
perhaps Min Downton took the principsl honours,
sise was deservedly encored for her feeling rendering
ot "No one cares for me." Miss Carter eat heartily
for the recitation 'An appeal," which she
21:rwjed in a most Impressive manner. The pro-
gramme was concluded with the National Anthem,
whew No goodly a choir mustered on the platform all
to coons deep satisfaction to temperance people that
all these have a good education, and • promising start
as • little arm aptinst the drinking customs of our
lead. They • larger audience and we hope
will have twice or thrice as many another time. Mks
Barer& very ably presided at the harmonium. The
funds were to be applied towards • new banner for
the Bead ol Hops.

preea'aat,B-4ibut,argehotra the lot -be ofterea-ae'7":7----mem-- -buy
tbe first opportunity.
Aldermen GALIN lOolVdl and XL CHINGORT INCONCION
that the report be adopted.
Kr. Paosr thought persons should be prevented from
OK on the lot. is it Present, the boys made quite • reed
pp there, and people west mums the trees to best
csrPetn.
Left to the pollee.
rila Inas STALLS.
The Surveyor asked for Instmstione about the lish
proposing to let the stalls by the week, is there were
frequent disturbances there.
Mr. Pops thought it • great advantage he have the
Abbotelmy wolf= hero with fresh and cheap fish.
Flum remarked there is no other place for outsiders
to brimthh here, while the tradesmen have their shops.
Kr. Suture!! suggested reference to the amend
Purposes Committee, is the matter really wanted going
Into ; Mr. Dyer's doss requiring enosidesstion also.
Kr. Pors proposed sad Mr. rum secooded that the
fish stalls be let the week, and that the off of er No. 1
be made to the A botebury people.
Tlta Surveyor also reported the remit of the Town Hall
roof.
CaAass roz PITCHING sACIII IS SUE 001111 =MM..
''Pion said the people who have stalls by the year
m sd qt. ere charged 64. a week for • seek which he
understood was different from other places, sad be pre.
Dona that they its charged Pd. • sock what it *owes in.
The merchants geld they do not pay at Yeovil or at Read-
ing as at Dorchester, and he had bees asked by them
esetlemon to move in this matter.
Kr. Charlie betas wailed te, said the Comma must
isms or stores if they did as MA proposed. The
merchants, he ma afraid, would bring the seeks, and
nnukl hardly rid of teem at

to caw hint sealittene4and soon afterwards fdr....
Duff, Sir G. Cant and other members entered
sod congratulated on Ma recovery. The Spathes
also, on Mr. Edwards being Introduosd to him,
exprsmsd mat sorrow and sympathy with him In his
lambus&

THI KETZOROLOGIOAL MORT.
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keep them there, for be sit .-
presenMr.t
T. Rcrewerre saked--euppossing they wanted to toe
the Corn Exchange, who was to move all the corn sacks!
The lIATOR rrhareeti and Mr. Howe seconded that the
matter be refit to the Deseret Purposes Committee.
Agreed to.
LOCAL 13Osno Or Rgacre.
RAILWAY BLIDOII IN FOLK/MOP FILLD.
Mr. A. Pon said he had written to the !solicitor cf the
Roath-Weetera Railway Company, with referents to this
Wage, and any liability which weight be allowed to fall on
the CounciL and the answer was then is no liability on
the Council to keep the bridge in repair, but oaly to repair
the roadway. He (KC Pope) did not think the Council
ought to undertake any responsibility whatever. If his
brother and he, as owners, undertake to make the corner
which was given up into a proper footpath. he did not me
why the company !Mould be relieved of any liability which
rested on them. Br Act of Parliament they were bound to
keep the road to their bridge and the approaches to the
bridge open, and he offered to write to them to that
effect.
The offer was accepted.
jJILLniL
Dr. Day had teen applied to by private persons to
analyse 'ample* of articles at their expense, o*ot:dent being
to publish the report, end he asked if the Council had any
objection to his doing so. Am to the public analyses, the
analyst reported that no samples had been sent.
The Mayon gathered the C feeling—that they
have n] objection to the analyst doing as be was asked.
PLISC.I OF WALLS 'S LOAD.
With regsrd to this fast-improving road, the properties
on each side of which promise to be such valuable edit.
lions to the town, Kr. A. Port made a satisfactory report,
shortly after which the Council roars

Dalgt.—This remarkable play was put upon the
boards of our local theatre on Monday evening before
a good hones. and bide fair to retain the summit which
Ii has reosivod throughout the country. The p ipular
" Girls" Company will visit here next week, when
they will no doubt be favoured with large audiences.
TEI COWEitailaVitra SUcionsis —We can congratulate
lichreiber upon his moose§ on one point, and for
the prestige of our borough we would here express the
hope that he will be equally successful as a statesman.
The moors to which we nem particularly allude c Jll-
- in the wicked Inlinnif in which the spirits of big
taPPorta's were raided, both daring and after his
visit bet Tuesday. It has been said by the more sober-
minded section of the Conservative community that
the worst of Liberal moos= in Poole has always been
In a direct ratio to the amount of beer consume& We
are pleased to be able to return them this compliment,
anditroadly to state that the amount of drunkenness
and dissipation which pervaded the streets of Poole
during the afternoon and evening of last Tuesday, has
signally out-heroded Herod. Further, that even in the
Conservative ranks no small amount of dbgnst was
exhibited at the rowdyism, which characterised the
close of the late reoicings While none the less even
this humiliating picture has It. bright side, for we
sincerely believe that at no far dietetic date, when the
redistributhe of seats le an fait occoixpli, the beer
element, at all times se engrafted with Poole politics.
will be expunged from all political events, and that
=f
ond until then, we shall have the unfeigned
n of knowing that the votes given at
Parliamentary contesta in Poole, will have been given
from purely political grounds--grounds over which
neither Oinked's crew nor strong beer will have much,
If any, ialuenos.
Pim Sessions, Thum:by, May flth. Before the
Mayor (G. °artist 0.1. Mime, F. G. &waders, and W.
N. Western. ilicri•
AlS•012.1110 Stela IMO charted with having on the
la asesalted Samuel thusidatan, • Jew.— • cow
plabaut odd the defendant came up to him about •
Garter to ten o'clock on the night in question and struck
fsim la theme, which was now discoloured from the blow.
—George Matthews &lead to the defendant having
struck Ramakits. and then ran doers theatre's —Thedelen-
alai sad the complainant was la the abet of wasting girls
I In the strata, aad bedrock him because he assaulted • girl
along with his sister. Before be struck the complainent
be threatened to take off his boots and Mow him
he
London Bench imposed a Ana of Co. and costa,
in default 14 days.
George Nada. of Ram worthy, wee summated for bay
tag, on the itga ult., assaulted James Allem—The oat-
pWnant said the defendant came up with • stick as he
was about to remove • donkey from the liamworthy-road.
He mot his wife for • knife.—Toe defendant said since
the last genera election the complainant had frequently
interfered with him ; and on the day in question he struck
him three or four times on the head.—The Beak disminted
the case
isheard Haas, a beerbooss-ksepet Dengaset, was
charge' with assaulting John Admix,, on the lird *W—
M:. Aldridge appeared for the complainant. —The defen-
dant said he was quite at liberty to make up the case with
the complainant and woe to "convivial" term.; but he
would not come to terms, and not having any wit/seems he
mead she sass to be adjourned.—The case was ultimately
settled out of court.
Alfred Lusts was summoned for aseaulting Martha
Ilaclaullen, the mother of his illmeitiseatarefr.
Dickinson appeared for the eompinant.— tiff
said the defendant came up to her last and
struck her on the back, and tried to kick her.
and said he would "do for her" when he got her by her-
self.-Basaa Nipper Nihon lladiullan corroborated the
evidence of the complainant —Mrs. Wills and Hwy Patey,
for the defence, said they were there the whole of the
time, and did not see the defendant strike the tompLoin•
sat.
Jaw Loess • brother of the last defendant, war sum.
mooed for having struck Martha Macltullea at the same
time sad place. The complainant came up to pull his
brother away, and then struck her and went away with
his brother.—The same witnesses werecalled in this Mee Ile
ID the last, the whole of whom spoke es to the assault.—
Th. Bench if ter hearing several witnesses for • the
i defence denying the assault, dismissed the cases, each
IttrtY paying their own share of the costs.
Wham iflifilleill was summoned for having assaulted
Henry Nearing. of Ranwortliy.—The complaisant said
on Tuesday last he went into the Antelope Hood for a
glass of ham The defendant came in and challenged
witness to ffAt, and threatened to strike him.—William
White and Yrs. Mewing corroborated the evidence of the
oomplainant —The defendant aid he had no witness to
call, but denied the charge in tote—The Bench mulcted
the defendant in U. Si. and costs