The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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. DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1861. •
--Ach to the officers of a singularly inflam- DORSET SUMMER ASSIZES, men and women of SoutLaineton might leek upon a
" warlike character. lie announced PORTLAND. statue which would not only be an ornament to their
On Friday afternoon, between 1 and ,
--‘ is at hand." and warned CR G \ LLA`iT VOLV "
by Mr. Justice Ryles. His lordship had entered ° .
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The commission for holding the Assizes for the town, but would be a great and lasting benefit to its in-
arid call. He reminded
_no. the town tohwisn
rep privately, 1 ya,
county of Dorset was opened on Monday (yesterday) IS:LIKItS.-011 Friday evening
to their brethren of the big guns, the Portland
the Weymouth Rite Volunteers paid a fraternal visit ReEvAidDenFtUlyLp:leniUmßliaDtEexP.l2muord,cleocr
o'clock,
habitants. And, when their lisping children should
• I;er was to do the
sthhoerreibydisdtaienpeycensoiluigt
_oa:fithtowthne.frightful and
ask them, "What meaneth this statue r they might
Volunteer Artillery. Unfortunately the weather I coofm.im,o,,itutedhaaaitlEinegn
tell them that it was a resemblance of • great and
Subver-Barns,Keut
farm labourer named John Atkins married at good men, who from hit earliest to his latest
years
usual formalities of being met b the thigh Sheriff
. opening of the communion, his was exceedingly wet, and only the Breakwater corps aAhboamoltetlw7it3h.einarathearariso,e lai
respectable young thought only of God and of his service. Here then wins
were present to receive them. The inspection of the
' ger the ' corps by the Adjutant in consequence of the unto- woman, the daughter o
Brenehley, in that county, a very
sawyer named Walker, their earthly pattern and example. It this be the
- and Mr. Baron C vourable state of the weather, was adjourn ti •
. . n hannell proceeded Thorsaabehaved y strangely, would do as haaeWatts did, and improve the grace eg
• • ed till living with her parents at Mile Oak. The husband model for their imitation, and he believed that if they
shortly after the marriage very
-"'., Church, attended by the 3, and was exceedingly jealous of his wife, but without God as be did, they would all bear on the great day of
pi
heaco account what e a nodoubt au former wnineen
-b bad th f to
c'conmhs, Esq., Under•sherili,
-tar Clerk, the Mayor PIDDLEH I NTO N. 1 ttoh
placeo slightest
solely
servant enter thee into the joy 'of thy Lord." The
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a retinue of Ilonseriv.--During the temporary absence of Mr. ' husband; and some three or four months since
noble Earl retired amid much arPlaulle.
-esiembled caiutrionseTqhieiyeniuceoovefdthaeb°juealt ofinroymof.t
John Davis, of the Sun Inn, I iddlehinton, on they came to reside in one of three cottages on The choir then sang Dr. Watts's patriotic psalm,
--"a Monday, some person broke open the drawer of a the estate of Mr. James Graham, New Perim "Shine, mighty God, on Britain shine," alter which
--Aer standing in the kitchen, and stole therefrom Atkins being employed on the estate of that gentle- the Rev. Mark Cooper, M.A., Hector of St. Mary's,
At theconclusion al the noble Rail's
-"g- including a cheque for £6, payment of man. Here the husband appears
to
have behaved offered the dedicatory praver.
4-oppvd. Two turnip hoers at work most brutally, from time to time, t his unfortunate .
' the unavoidable absence of the President, the Lord
- --wards searched, but nothing wife. His fellow workmen, knowing his foible Rev. Thomas Adkins, en behalf of the Committee, in
-• liberated, were constantly in the habit of what is familiarly
tebearmteilis"wchafffife
—girt to the Mayor, Corporation, and the town Of South-
samnitoinet.ersTshtienre_ rev, entleta__,and,ain.th...,e_co„urse_of_a long..
janngd" Atkins, who
hooowa oonfldgo
door..huemanrad Bishop. 9,s Ito_ ,hesfez, . over the statue as a free
Atkins was the mother of 13 children, of whom
only three are surviving. She was confined with memory of Drs. speech,erre,eg omoarZa:o;rtZtoor'°onstbo;
-et child about nine or ten week" since, but, perseverance, virtue, and saltiness in his chameter, IS
. - the infant did not live. On Friday an eaaninie to all, and especially to the y °um of the
was in his cottage conversing with present day.
- He mewed iii a jocular The Mayor responded on behalf of the town, asi aid
' Lis wife's rhea., with he was sure an would be grateful for what theyhmithin
• -ye! You are a day received.
- her owu The magnificent "Hallelujah Chorus" was next semi
.i.,eir by the choir, accompanied by the bind.
Mr. William Lankenter, the honorary seeretary, pre-
'-d Lord Shaftesbury with an elagsatly bound
'Ur. Wintes "Psalm' and Hymns," stating
-.skin containing gems and jewels at
"ied, the choir sang, Se the
4ee God, frogs wawa
-.diction;
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