The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-04-06 00:00:00

jogropt ettantil exirrer. repeal olub, bli
were tmalrittedot %tie! Exos or" Club ? had decide
peace d to bind over the eon in the rum of f 5 to
having declined the suggested amaigamatim. The .7...tg the wife, sattil if rr tlin'sbande l'idaynoroi
Mayor stated that he was sorry the negociations had behave properly to her she had the same remedy as
DORCHESTER. APRIL Gni. 1888. proved of no avail. He was strongly in favour her husband, but he hoped they would go home
mommism of amalgamation, as dine two clubs joined together and live on good terms as they ought to do after
everything could be done on a better scale, the having been married 38 years.
=could be improved, the practices would be THi cHsaos •uslailT THI roLice.
attended, mad the welfare of both clubs would Frederick GiUinglarn, on remand fr•m Tuesday,
Ibe advanced in every way. He considered it amity was summoned for creating an obstruction. The
Mr. Gladetcee may well be driven nearly dis• that them should he two clubs in Dorchester. ( Rem, PM WY adjourned because defendant complained of
hear.) A letter was read from Mr. Hann complain. ill.treatment at the hand of the police whin
Wasted by the diffieulties of the task which he has tug of damage done to his wall, and the aeceeterY was into the mat' —P.C. Sure and P.S. Harvebi both
Wilma litinn mann% and the apparent Impossibility requested
to
rely
WitembrelitaaenYcCrosauyi°l that the denied the statement made by Giliin
eseteam.
com Defen-
d-81 Plain mes7bodY• In oatmeal Lord Deihowee to this in future. In response to the capes% to prevent
ant
ascaltoledehte ill.wo eleabl'int enthe he ad
°roe:ill:eget:
mead me. Tmelyait a. Secretary for Bewail,' LI:: tattoo), the secretary said that with the sanction et heads of the police.—Defendant, who had been
there ten b• no dente that he made an excellent May 12tIepentn" glut :tartiatek_th. f`:11o1.11011 titatures , convicted on other ...visions, was sent to prison for
May 20th, ! seven days.
Shoes. Except Lord Rosebery there is no Liberal Bridport Cub, as Dorchester ; may 28th, Dorchester
&Mei nobleman more popular than Lord Dalhouine. School June Pin, y (Past Freest:A Dorchester; I
Begi tbe Soots are inclined to be mutinous because . 14th, Weymouth CO., atlege'Dote:basterxehe;
.rnon: gbatake.
Mee secretary is not now included in the Cabinet. Kingston Park C.C, at Kingston Park July 7th,
Grammar School (Pose and Present) ,• July 29th
This will have to be remedied Promptly, or the Weymouth , at Misymon ; A 17th;
Premier will find defections in the ranks of the Lulworth Lobsters, at Ibircheeter ; September 2nd,
faithful Scoteh phalanx. The feeling North of the bulnwth Lobsters, at wedrith,,' September 9th,
Bridport C.C. at Bridport PI Kingston Perk. at
Tweed on the gorge= of Hoene Rule for Ireland, Ki
,ton Paris; Pi Weymouth College. Others
i.
as may be men, is extremely dubious. Nothing but ,
month
oPfroAbehlyt.be Tharrinewl.. ,rePoefeilehlefetrtiderk7 htral
peromal devotion to Mr. Gladstone as their country. not yet Inendedurubim his features. Tb. captain con.
mail and political chieftain could make the measure sidered this a good list of matches. He trusted the
thou. and than, devotion will he would respond heartily to his invitatimis to
palatable to u• play, and then he saw no reason why the club Mould
seningestraised if Lord Delhottine is not called into not have a very successful season. On the motion of
the °Mien. Sir John Lubbock's speech, cheered Mr. W. Thn'imifnear,,miteceo nded
estedtohY Mwrir. Sto• Date Aoltro• the
srejetazyto the ego by such staunch Liberals as Mimes. IL HA. and Depot Barracks, inviting them to join
Oral/toed. Mere* Presoak Trittou, and Greufell, the members of the club at practices. I vote of thank/
most reach the ear of the Prime Misuser. Mr. w.m.• Ten tendhe.Tedhad
to Peer 'me
t05ecr1:71.!..17, the time
Cowen reekone the seceders from the Government on Thome, in response, wished the club every success,
the Hones Rule question at 90, and if this be a correct tailolti reason o'ont the Totattprohapstritall. lleirin war el
computation Mr. Gladsione's Administration is A vote of thanks wan then given to tie Mayor for his
kiodnem in allowing the club to use the Council
doomed. Chamber, and for presiding, and after the worthy
IL di Laws ben ngstensdfrom his flying trip to alderman had smeared the meeting of the interest he
took in cricket, and the pleasure it gave him to pre-
Panama and hack but is unable as nit to appear in side, the meeting broke up.
public on moose of a bruised hip as be rolled out of Tog
Rev. It.
THII lIIICTON or
ftner..
his berth dewing • Mona on he return rwfbee am." examination on Thursday, and
before up
Mr. fi his uenr;
the Atlantic. But we are told that he is sanguine as Symonds, registrar, at the Shirehall, Dorchemer.
(the official receiver) Mr. Polly
to the emcees al his interatomic weer way, and LossAart.:247nnd bk. 0. 1.. (representing
pledgee himself that it will be complete by the year the debtor) were present. In answer to various
111119 at farthest. IL de Leresps is a bold man, but 111 questions, Mr. England statied.r..chey east.ittnatedTTes
I. doubtful hie advanced age that he will see 1309. debtor was examined by Mr. Ilooper, and stated
sted should he live so long that be Will even then that out of his (Mr. Iloofier'e) bill of £7llO, only VI
iosin
males his hope. No one yet knows what the coot onneanCohlerNbdasasc::::sid7l4CiT per cent.
money
will be, and es to the French Government guarantee belonging to the Wyke and Westham coal, clothing,
a 600.00.000 finnan based on lottery wen. „shall qllicchoo under a s
l clubs, thedelmoresairt
w account.
it was placed in.
believe in it when we see it Boated. answer to Mr. Dawes, the rigor said hie gross
—see. income (with house) had been £i3go • year. He had
Something is to be said for these poor Belgian put down the net income at MOO after paying the
Colliers out on strike, who have turned out like mad expenses
was aril the. living.. Ile Ir.• stated hi;visexito.sel
dogs, and as such have been shot down by the armed twouTtid be a mei" of ratara. year', anad",:tt you have
Coneerneen of older. Two shillings a day is the liabilieiee to a considerable amount. Ilow do you
sn'e
eterration Mtge of an able-bodied pitman, and the untattsnrs. in for that
? ° w
the I have"l'kefTtveirialp.
reingelition aed fall* prices have induced colliery I have given too much in subscriptions.
mune so Immo to lower wages. The men have twenty pi:7.130t
who.: raesclveingLio.m.
etre* at this point where wage* can go no lower, if great deal to. much away in charities and ttings of
they are to maintain tbetimorm and their families, t‘l4,4Lit:::::l, M:,:s.Enignitneuf.itir.other.astede
..wnh.en tie left
n.
We may say what we like of our Trade Unions, but £lOO, and a year after he came to N'trylie the bank
it is owing to these organizations that our working advanced, him f4sol;eind,nii.„ortgage. After
further
il the
dames have not been crushed down to the level of the `cixerie enmacty'''''sheell t had 'furnish:Lir:le Rin
egistrar
Belgian Belgien operseve, and so have been saved outbreaks adjourned the hearing fir a week in order that Mr.
is Belgium, which, even like these en if put down, leave Eefo Tlwod_teiffht give more particulars.particulars.ll LT RINITY Lair NCH Szavicia, STH SCNI/AT IN
ea embittered feeling behind. TANI. —Celebration of the Holy Communion at
5.30 a.m. Offertories for the National Schools.
Matins. 11 a.m.—Veuite, Goes ; Psalms, Hayes
181, Ilacfarreu 116, Anon 156 Benedicite, Stainer,
Winn, and Walker; Jubilate, Elvey 10$; for anthem
"AO, St. Bees : Litany (Tallis) ; Spun 91, Si. Andrew
of Crete; •,ffert•wy sentences, 'Let your light"
(Monk) "Charge thrum" (Iron.). Evensong, 3 p.m.
—Psalms, Robinson 145; Magnifica', Fitzberliert
207 ; Rune Dimittia Hopkins 21 : hymn 197,
Dominus regit me Hymn 22, Vesper. Eiensong
ii.3o p.m.—Responses, Tallts ; Psalms, Robinom
14.1, Alcock 141, Foster 80 ,• Cantata Domino, Cooke
136 Deus Mieereatur, Boyce 319; for anthem,
" God is a Spirit" (Benuett); Hymn 407, Litany;
Hymn Binocthrote "Church Hyma," 493.
—Chant Book lewd, "'flue Cathedral Psalter
Chant. ;" Hymn lisok used, " Hymns Ancient
and Slodern. '—Rev. H. F.vaarrr, Rector; Mr. T. IL
Itoao.te, Organist and Choirmaster.

Tbe Viotti= ars doing their duty, which is more
this esel be said of the Metropolitan Board of Works
with regard to setting about remunerative work which
win go to relieve pauperism and keep down the rates.
In Melees, Whits/chapel, Islington, and other parishes
paving and other public works have been taken in
band at ones. The Board of Works, on the other
hand, only erne a tardy reply to Mr. Chamberlain's
circular, sad the rummer will be far on into autumn
before they have given out the work which they have
undertaken ho do, and even that, being contract work,
will ffo only a little way to relieve the pressure if
Seal End distress.

Tbe Lord Mayor haa decided to clew the l'ilansion
HOMO Fund for the Unemployed. There are 'several
meow why be should. The cold weather haa cowed,
sods louleamoimici buildinahmalready recommenced.
Then the appeal of the Local Government Mord liaa
bees widely responded to, and there to hardly a veatry
in Loudon which is not now employing a good
number of workmen on public works. There is a
palpable danger of permanently pauperising Deist who
have been temporarily without employment by keep.
lag up for a long period a system of aubvention.
There are those who say that the Fund ha. ell•olIP111,•
dam than good. That cannot be truly .S 4 long
aistervation haa been prinviattvl, and hand working
man sod women eared from the degradation .4 the
workboime. But there is no doubt that enormous
difficulties have arisen in the distribution of the
Fund, and the idlers and iniptsters have in 14.1111
instances made a good thing out of it, whilst really
Deeeseitous caaes have been [cased by. The
superiority of the parochial ordain over every other
mode of ecclesiastical division ham been singularly
proved during the diatributioa. Dissenting ministers
have had a fair share of repmentation on the Corn'
mittees, but even they bare been compelled sexiest
their wills to acquiesce in a sub•di•ision of labour
according to parishes: the minute acquaintance of
the clergy with the localities and inhaoitanta within
the bounds of their own parish. hat., astonished all
who have been engaged in the work, and have
proved simply imvalitablie for the purposes .4 distri,
butioti.