The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12 00:00:00

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Tb• letter W deeotee that the aub-distriet coatilea
with's he Malta i Workhouse Winging to the anklet
or Unto.; H incUeatee Haspitel or lelirmary ; sod L
Lunette Agleam.
t 06 the 6 is... of fever, 6 were fiesarlbed is typhokl,
sad 1 as typhus.,

DOROBISTER.

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011 Sunday marmots, were preachod M St. [Poter's
chunk by the rooter, the Rm. & W. Pears, sod
collections mad* In behalf of the food for wsnolag
sad lighting the °bomb, sad shout all was ma-
tributed.

ADDMONAL CURATiII AID SOCLOTT.-Berosese wens
mashed oe floods, et Holy Trinity Cbureb, mended
nod evening by the ROT. William Olifford,
travelling territory In behalf of the Bosletv for Pro-
lootiog the employment of Additimal Curates In
monks. plasm OM's:Wm we,, made at the 0f... el
mob aervise, sod upwards of Ell Teased.
Thu HAIVIS? I.Dow in full swing In this neighbour-
hood, • good breadth of rye aml oats haviag been
alroody risked In good eseditios. Wheat settle; ono-
mooed on Mooday, md, although More Is • shortness
of straw, the yield is expected to be • geed sesame.
Should Me preeent lies weather entlau., Um bulk of
ths harvest will be setbered Is Mont three weeks.
lerti WZATI2I.—The following is our meteerelogieai
report :

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Aug. •
4 88
I 411
8 84
I 73
8 73
a 87
10 82

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Mate of Weaber
Wind
MI 8W Pins, cloudy
is Vf Oloogy
Is W 8184, olowcif
No NW 8W nibs
II NW lbw
48 New 'Pb.
Is NW gouty, rola

Eaneentan ow Poulson' esionsoocl—The
sense adopted f sbth toadies sad Gadget the
diseestary sends of the Io leeladed the se-
t lon Tottliotton panag / whoa-nem
nail:darn were invited for the week. noes were
snugged to In omontse on Fridoy lest, and no
Sweet beteg that at o.n pariclieoens—Mr. L Tdcly,
aid Mr. grelnae, 1:383, 1 was asseptid. Mentke te
dies made of the wide Cannes henna Sedan ter
building this hokum illustrate; tho etit phase,
the other prime heng—thg of Kr. W. Mvp. ;
Illeiwa Gin and an, ago ; Miens. Den yad
2308 ; Mr. Ornery, £3lB.
Teen TO 0111ILOOIL —Oa Tuesday last, aka Olipa
of Greve &gasp, onst her anneal treat to a Goolder-
age nuns of the gdicloo of the panclonars, as well
as the Workbags* obldrea. Tba pat, des Dasobasian
for Wenneth by the 10.30 Great Western tins, sad
eg Annie( at the Nees Of theb day's gate& aseased
thimesenes le vaned V. 710. the bean le treat of the
Uplands 1111 &Leer doe, whist tiny wen swan
with keg sad nog, plaza padding, ha, Voir week
being attained 8. by way moths., of the Wargo who
were et limo party. Ilse norms wee ageseally nee%
aed at ITO eakok tea was dlissesed. The eassaay
retereed be Deriiester gnat den Snick. a Was
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haar that the Baci-of.Hope lodge Oddfalows,
In Ulla tows, who have hitherto held their esestinits at
the British school, Dug cased, will henceforth wet
at Holy Trinity West Reboot, by the kind permission
of the manners of that iostituttoo.
Pugs POotare —Mrs Pattern, of Wrisok'sford
House, whoa Elwarga are aerie of the Goat its the
oountsy, has wee • first prier and a silver sun for
ailearaoted ilestharga at Rester Poultry
Show, earth, the sownittos in,, bee never ban
equalled for quality In the West of Ragland. These
were the ass birds that won the first pris at the
Plymouth Show el the Both and West of England
Heathy. The same lady's Rada-spangled Hambargbe
tem Wahl, ammendel."
"Bane HOLIDAY" SlODthiose —The brat Monday in
August same like), to beams • general favoutila
among the inicabitaate of the remoty town for holiday
:akin. There were w)therous excurgion parties by
road ised tall. Aeleog the former were the roploas of
Messrs. Galan, Croaker, Nona k 00., to the number
of nearly 40, who bad their annual outing, the plies
°loam this Mear being Bournemouth. They ware
lionsinaishad by Mews. .1. Pike and Rickard Paw,
two very old workmen on the inn, the latter havlar
been employed at the Foundry for upwards of 50
years. Mews. Rear, sod George Wellspring a/so
agoompeated zed eukeeaed the journey by WON
aPital awls They al started irons the Junetion
Hotel at az eat. le two breaks provided by lire. J.
Donn, and carrying with them a lot of good Wogs for
the inner man. Matadi's( roast beef, lege of mutton,
hams, Ac, with a plestiful suottlr of nia• Wade
Bore eg sbout 7.40 the horse. were
tut i54.ed," and ma sod horses had breakfast, and
after about an hour's met rattled on the road again, and
wising the beeatihil eillage of Parkstone reached
Bournemouth about 10.30. The horses were "got up"
at the Bath Heal, and all proceeded to the Herbed
Home Tamen, kept by Mr. H. R. Martin, who bad very
nicely decorated his large room for the occasion. Here
they all had • "refresher," sad then dispersed, sow to
enjoy • row oa the sew, others a dip in the "briny
ocaus"(whish after the lone duet ride was very enjoy.
able), while others eteoli. d shoot the beautiful neighbour-
hood, to arm the many obketo of ioterest that abound in
.11ournemostit. At rape °leek they .gain met at the
Herbert Boole Tavern, where • capital dinner was reedy
for them, sad for Oath all had • keen appetite. Here
they were met by Mr. Feltner and his sec, who had
ems up by train, god that gentlemen oempied the
chair. After
thoroughlr enjoying the gad things pro-
vided to their heat'. °outset," and the cloth hang
removed, the chairman ars in lIPPro oda** twat "The
goeen. the Prises sad Princess of Wales, and Royal
Family," after whisks all sang • verse of the National
Anthem, aceompeated be Mews. Wellepriag on the
carnets. Mr. W. J. W. Pike, the viee-thelrrew gave
in felicitous terms "Promarite to the P•Malt •
high attain= to the lied we and urbanity f their
late mployer, Mr. Jelin Galpin. mentioning the regret
, of hitualf and fellow workmen at hie having retired from
active busioses, *spewing a hope he would be spared
for many year. to enjoy the quiet of. retired life, with
special tanks to Mr. and lire. Halpin to- their kind
asestenes on this and other oseedose, and expreseing •
hope that in Messrs. (booker and Fenner they would
led sassed and hied employer.. The Mast was drunk
with muted hoooara. Mr. Penner, In wpooding.
thanked than for the compliment on behalf of himself
and cioaseaso, and Hr. sad Mrs. Gaeta, sad trusted
they would all be apared for may year. to meet
together under snob favourable oireumetanoes as the
present, and spoke of the good feeling width
snob gatheriags eagecidered between employers
and employed. This aided the speeches, and then all
enjoyed a sell on the water M • pada provided far the
oassion till siz o'elook, when tea wee reedy. At even
o'olosk the horses were pot to" and of they ratled
for the »tarn fairest stopping for a few otinutes at
the "Shah of Persia last after leaving Parketoes ;
ad, machine Sam Beta. the hones were meted fa
about a hour and the village salivated by Mews
Wellsprings' oepltid playing, alter which they sow
started for Doroberter reaching boom shouters. o'clock.
all tired but confessing they had spent " • right happy
day." We should add that at Bournemouth they were
, met by another old workman of the fins, Jeffery
' Russell, and that spesial thanks are dos to Mrs. G.
Crocker for her kindness in preparing the fool for
the day's adamant —On Monday also took plea
the sesta outing of the employ fie of the Ina
of Meagre. Rldrida, Pepe, and Co., brewers, Dorches-
ter, the spot selected hag the Isle of Portland, which
although se near to our town, always wawa attar
Moos, and gives paean to all. The /Loth- Western
platform at nine a.m. Mewed • goodly sprinkling of
holiday folks, the lads of the brewery with their b'ue
Kay and dowers in the button hole, and faces beaming
with pleasure for the !dada= of their eroployrre.
This anion of employers and employde was orl&abed
by the late lamented Mr. John Maid, whew Bberal
mind and good feeling MU he ever remembered. Mr.
R. Pope, of the same arm, fully oancidiag with his
late partner, has serried out his wisher Mr. bleakerne,
principal hemmed the Inn, coat kindly superintended
the "eating." and every man felt delighted with his
exertions to most the Mass of all. The dinner took
Mae at the Rale Tears, Grove Bad, and a good
and substaatial repast was famished, to which di.
Pella was done. After she nasal taste were given,
Mr. Hatboro* proposed the health of the firm, with
thanks to Mr. P. Pops. The tout was drunk with great
haertinea Then uses 42 at the dinner. Host Chose
as the caterer' sad gave poeml tab falba.
Subsecomotly they rambled about the island, sad all
returned safe to Dorchester by the 9 40 tract —On the
woe day about 93 megifirete of Maori. Strout and On.,
00aohbuildees, had their anal "outiog" to Shoehorns.
Leaving Dorchester shoat 8 &cloth, in Mr. J. Sly's
(Antelope Hotel) beak, they halted at the New lan,
Osrue Abbas. and reached the Black Hone, Sashorne,
about half-psst 11. They then had lunch, end after.
wards paid a visit to.the magoifiant °hatch of St.
Mary the Virgin, which Ii gusted to be the lined
Water in the eolith ad west of Ragland. This
sampled till one o'clock, by which time Hat Peacoat
had provided a capital dinner, white was thoroughly
*dead. Kr. J ‘med Stroud madded, supported by
his brother. Kr. Joesph Weed, sad faced by the fore.
ma, Mr. J. aberroM After the cloth had bees re-
moved the latter proposed the health of the
eharman" In appropriate terms, followed by that of
" the firm" to which Mr. James Stroud responded.
The speeches beta over' they paid a visit to the
beautiful meadsof Bherborne Park, the rains of
Stoestsom• Calls, seed, by kind permbeion, were
shown over the magaifioeut gardens adj data the
canaloo of Mr. G. D. W. Dieby. This over they all
met for tee, sod aterthat preparations were made for
the return journey. They left Saran.) at 8 30, and
after Tabus "bats' reached Dorchester( shoot 1130,
all thoroughly tired, and ainotbered with dust from
the roads, but confessing the day had beau as pleasant
am they had ever enjoyed together.
Wedamday. —Before Mr. H. Williams
sad Kr. G. Churchill.
Two young a.c, riethed Joen and Rave Orepry, of
Paddlehloton, were brought up for ssesalting Mr. 'W.
H. Daman a Troytown. Mr. Wallis, relieving officer,
of Doireasaz, and P.C. Bishop, of Paddletarr. Kr.
Weida prowated.
Mr. Douala said that on the 24th July Robert
Greeory same to him and asked for employment for
himself and his brother, saying they could do anything.
Witness said they might go haycasking, and be agreed
to give them 20.1. per day. They, however, scald not
begin to day. beaseass Robert said, they wanted food,
lie advanced Is., as he haw thero, hying at Piediehis-
ton. lay both cams in at 5 nest evening, instead of
at noaa, and eatineei is his service WI 2nd August,
he advancing to them money from time to time as
they required it. 10e. was amend to Robert
Gregory on Saudi,, and wither, on going
into the risk yard biter, learned that be was
not at work, and hadnot been mina the admits was
med.; and John Oreeciry was neither them nor is the
field. Subsequently Roberta owe to witoeses heck
door, and said "Tee some to settle." John wee in the
yard aloes by at tie time. Witness told them to
finisk their day's wart, and then they would
be paid. Both said they would not go to work.
Wither went into the home, and afterwards darted
ea bombast to Dorchester. On the way he met John
Grogory,wend afterwards heard • eidetic He saw
Robert about 900 yards farther on, who, on his
getting near him, jumped into the road, took hold of
his horse's bridle, and mid " Stop, if you
move I'll best your brans out." Witham said, "Do
you mesa it r Be aimed " Then whew
dismounted, and led the horse boa. On the way he
was met by John Gregory, who said be would "settle"
with wilasse, gave him • violist kick in the sale, and
struck his in the rita Witham, seeing Robert owing
so, ran home sa feat es Its Gould, John following
and striking hiss with his stick, Oa reaching his gate,
he saw Mr Wallis, miler* otiose, who gave him
amietance. Robert Otegery then came up, and struck
Kr. Willis, koaking bino Oak in the hedge. On Mr.
Walls getting up, John area him, knocking him
down. Mark Janes, In wits', employ, was them,
end masted to the datena spinet the attacks made
by prisooors. filmes went into his homes, and one of
the prisoners tried to get in by the bah door, but it
wee bola& The polies we sat for. Prisoners
remained half an boor in front of the house, saying
they would wait till the policemen ewe, -arid
than they would kill hiss.
Mark Jaws sae sarrobarative evidena He went
to take charge of the bores; it wee in the posseseloo of
Robert Ogagory, aad he bed a struggle to get it.
Robert would, " dlo' for the crid ; and both
brother, threatened to "a" for witness.

Mr. Willi§ rid while wilting at Mr. Dnaman's gabs
for Mrs. Walls, be sew probers loitering about. Sub-
viral, he saw Mr. Duman Tomlin towards Ur
hoer, followed by Qs 'minor orioo°of. R°hon• who
Us. besting him with his Ihr. With.. went to noire
Mr. Denman and wee kayaked down. Both Orrin
assaulted Mai, and the seaduot of Robert was vary
violent. He used tiredikedar
Birep said au lilebardairi=g. betweia five
and iii, be went to Troylewu respering tr ease, and
feud prima' had left ifr. Damao's. Ho 'oat after
them, and found theta In the fearer • short distance
hem Troybowa. On' reeled him ointvolloillot they
rushed up with risks, end Join pushod him Is the
herr Roth seemed te he mad with drink. He aright
bold of them to lake then Into custody, whim Robert
struck him • severe blew with astir woos limp helmet,
whir sent him reuerrig, and he lost his hold of
John. The del yea best by the blow, end hie red
resolved • rearderabk shook. He had felt per. ever
slaw Jiro oleo struek bra with • Ark, and Rebort
rushed on barn; but, sinistros coming from the Wm,
they wore overpowered. Witness 66d never seen men
more violist. Two iallgifige Wai very had.
They had notidag to say In ohlgshoOloo of OWE
sandiast

LT*Mime reasarksd oa tho Itavit7 of i. owto—
the hlOrrep Etas who had gimi thew
"watt! on
&misted than Is ovary way. It was asces-
sary to mark their ems@ al the serleassees of the odrenee,
sad as a°mamma to otharp, bysavors paideltataat. nay
were *ash asatameed—for Ilmt ewer& on Mr. Dorman,
to two month( hoed labour ; for that oa Mt.
ono month; sad far that is P.O. Bishop, six weeks.