The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, T

egaising, Is Ike may years I ban been in menstand,
the men have mover been more attestive to their drill,
&boos • mare soldier-like bearing, or been mom
orderly in quarters. Toe first two I attribute to the
inermased zeal sod exertiona of the officers, bet lb*
last I caanot but attribute to the moral and humanising
infilmoos obtained over the men by klrs. Bingham ;
" able sawed in oommand," (ins civil pant of
view) in the recreation room. to oosalasion I beg to
wiab you al health Lod happineas and to thaw young
allure who ere deelroue of enteririg the mak* army,
• apeedy consumeadice of their wishes and umiak pro-
motion. May Cod bleed you 11116/ OnThursday morning the re meet was inspeted out
Pooodbery by Colonel Backe', at 11 o'clock, et whisk
thne there was • imaiderable number of pantos
amembled on the rampart. and • few carriages drawn
up at the ablating bass. 'nxi, ground was kept, as
usual. by their brethren in arm., the volostaen (3rd
D.R V.) under Captain Coombs and Lieutenant Hodge.
there being protect 40 teak and 51e.Battoliou Q tarter.
master Senreast Newman, and Serpents Cords.,
Ramsey, Cross, and C 0.., Pioneer Sergeant Taylor and
Bugler Wellspring. Colonel Hankey was ascompenled
by Adjutant Kavanagh ; Lieutenant Poole, of the Royal
Hone Artillery, was also on the ground, and as • private
gestlanan, Lieutenant Colonel Roll the summer of
Colonel Bingham in the command. The regiment
drawn up in line saluted as lost:motor, marchic4 past
followed, then • variety of battalion movements end
skirmishiag,and the regiment worked so well as to *Boit
from Colonel 'Unary the high commendation of
"respite!" There was no speech at the close, soak
uttereoose having been forbidden. The inspection
traded at one o'clock, and the men were dismissol for
the day.
In the afterieon the militia and their friends to the
number of fin or six bendred had ten in the Oars
Satehange, through mie kindness of Mrs. Bingham.
In the evening there we. • dance at the Town Hall,
the Corn Exchange being used as • nipper room. The
rooma were baodsomely adorned, and -Itobinsou'a bead
attesded, mid performed the ad I Toyama* :
Voles, "Sloe Danube ;" Lancers, "Originel ;'' Vase.;
" Language, of Flower. Galop, "Invitstioe ;
Quadrille, 'Old Friends ; ' Vaice, "Spring Omani
node' Oslop, "Fan Hunters ; Lamers. "Lord et
Lorse ; ' Velem, " Little Ne:I;" Quadrille, " Grinds
DUO6IIIOII Otlop, "Just Out; 'Vet , ' Hydroptten ;"
Lancers, "Clan Omaphell ;'' Oalop, Clioquot ;'
Quadrille, "Guards;' Valee, "Blue Danube •" "Orlon,
• Gendarmes ;'' Laren, "Bur.seque;" Vals;, "brides-
maid.;" thdop, Wind Up." the following ladies
sod gentlemen wan amongat the company present :
General and Mrs. Parke and party, Comma Hankey,
Colonel and Mrs. Bingham, Mr. sad Mn, Hodges, Mr.
Herbert Hodges, and the Miami Hada., Mr. T.
Cockerats, Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. O. Andrews,
Jun., Mrs. Hell, Hr. Cory end Ilia Batten, Lientenaut
Aldridge, Be.. H. B. nod Mra. Colonel, Mrs.,
I end the Mires Aete/I, Rev, 0., Mr.. Shirley, and
party, Minos Henning (Y), Um Curiae, Captain sod
Mrs. Lyon, Kb. Oracle, Miss Maclean tad party, Miss
Mathews, Mrs, Webster, Ws. Lengworthy and Miss
C Sten, Captain Coombs (3rd D.R.V.), Captain and
Mrs. Witham. the Mimes Mansell and party, Mrs. and
Min Hay outland Mr. R. H. Hayward, Mrs. Teti:bell
Bonen, Dr and Mn, Robinson, Miss Coombs, Mr.
Alfred Pope, Kim Relph, Miss Winniett, Mr. and Mrs.
Hawkins and party, Mr. Ce.lborne, Meese Willitms,
Mrs. and Miss Blacketaa• William; Mires Churchill,
Min Coleridge, His. Pearce, MN. Smith sod party,
lirr. Burnett, Misses Smith, Moo Oldfield, Dr.
• Aldridge. Captain hod Krt. Wilmott, Mr. T. Coombe,
jay., Major Clapoott, Captain Bower' Major HMI,
Captain Aldridge, Captain Burnett, Limit, Dalton,
Captain Fletcher, Lieut. Furor, Lieut. Mama-
Pie, dell, L out. A sates, Captain Healthy, L'eut. Stow,
tr. Darting commenad et nine o'clock, and was kept
op omit ao early boar the following morning. 'Pre
rapper wee aupplied by Mrs. Howe, of Cornhill, her
eetssing affordrog the highest satisfastioa.
On Fridity,clotbing, arm., he., were returned to sir rem
and the training brought to • Mon. Maya* regiment
go through all future training' am potash', and sus.
asalull I

Maim, being brim' for Um& &mecum at fill
srolass.

T 1 NC LIMON.
INTlliglige WIDDLIO.—Os Wealteedey toe RA
the quiet village of Tineleton wee the seam of sassed
joy, at buying peso announsed that the marriage of
Mee Asenatti /ticked., eletiese of the village sob 001.
was to take plum on that day. /Arty in the morning
friends w. re busy ereoUng agehas arid No in honour
of the event. At half-past 10 the bndegroom
Arthur Joett, son of Mr. Jai{ °hist Offl Mr of Coast
Guard, arrived front Wernotth with his best man, and
at ones primeeded to the °harsh. Shortly afterwards
the bride,earrying a magaillsent bouquetilwleebta by
Wes I. Kiederaley, and ied by her
bridis-
mald, Mice Yield, dater of the luidegroom. and Kim
langitain, entered the chinch. Tim ocismooy was
Performed by the Rev. T. W. Knipe, assieted by the
Rev. A. Ylanabrowski. The bridal party then rataroed
to the ite.ioollonsa, the children strewing their path
with flowers. A spieodid breakfast provided by Kim
Porohet, the lady patroness of the sohool, awaited
hens. The wedding presents wore °timorous, among
•hiah may be mentioned • walnut inkstand given by
the scholant. At fourth. hippy pair amidst a shower
of rim and old slippers left in a carries. and paired
greys, for Abbotsbory.

WARRIILIL
Tie olehtingele bag reeently been heard In the
neighbonrhood of the residue, of Mr. C. J. RadeMU,
The Hyde.
Tan Rev. J. J. Wray, of London, nave • leetnre on
" rade in Feb lee" in the Wesleyan dispel, on Friday
'teals& to a largo auditors.
AT the opeoing of Alezendra Park on Saturday, Mr.
J. Player, KY., Mr. Freeland Father, and other Honest
li•lidorneo, were present.

wss amid tie prisoner would lidera the Miters, for
sinedy ens o timi othor einweeiiewl Wass.' to works
and be believed tie, deboodeos ea. the eases of it.
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Mr. /tyke was &eked bow oftea they hati to work
overtime, end he meld lately they had bad to work every
night for about • fortnight ; bet now they might not
work overtime for Mx months.
The lad's mother elan appa.red, and Wel they only
objected to the overtime, the boy warn not strong enough
In work =eh long hours.
The Meyer, Indior that .11 parties were willing to
have tho indentures oencelled, ordered that to be done,
end pro the apprentie• • reprsmand; the defendant to
pay Goole.

MAT A LOCAL BOARD DAR BACK DRAINS?
livery me wise dedres well to Weymouth will mho
the wish of our worthy Mayor, expressed at the last
Coundi meeting, whoa be' hoped the town would
avoid all litigation." The hope was apparently sug-
gested by the threatening attidade of the owners and
00011Plerl in the Park towards being sonthelled to
submit to Sir John Coode's scheme. lithellent as his
plan of drainage say be, and dourotless is, W. ymouth-
lane cannot be otherwise than alarmed that • gentleman
so experieneed, and we may my, so sanguine and
snocomful as the present M•yor, should Ilse* the
thought suggested him that litigation la possible. Let
us conaider who would be the enemies to the borough
in mob • matelot The owners and °ampler' in the
Park represent no small form in themselees, even if
divided ; but the Conservative Land Society have
already shown symptoms of a determination to bead the
light; and It Is sith that powerful moiety that the
town most ream, whether for °millet or pease. We
are not of opinion that the b rough of Weymouth and
Mello", Riffle should succumb even to the Conser-
vative Land Satiety, If the town is clearly and unmis-
takeably in the right. We have an ethelleat opinion
In (moor of that, the dicims of our emlnent To.
auk. who has for so many years been the most
powerful °Meer In Weymouth. A Town Clerk in spokes
dal early as the Acts of the Amelia', and the example
then given wag most jadloious and who, being in
tavola.- of poem sad quiet, and it I. one which we are
sure Mr. Bteggall would not deviate from without good
cause. Bat even the mom moderate if that learned
profession is apt to be sanguine for his clients, and
syse the hart mem may fail through the "glorious
tumertainty of the law." Witnesses may aband'al you
In the last sad most orlimal moments, and the OM*
about shish the law • as ro plain, and the preparations
for *blob were m oomplete, may fail with an
esclentrlcity.that balite all salcalatio..a. . .

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Tbe Loesl Board may oot have (elf comeidered the
question with which this article is hested. but yet it
moms somewhat ilprepos Iq their Gum Mr Thema
gore • hiss Mmt the Perk Apple will de alNli to ooticre.
Ma sail
-Thom gentleman mewed to forget Utat when the Beet.
inter dare OAS completed, their old drains would be full el
ammo. Sod could not be med."

That menu a remark that may out both ways, for what
will be the muse of the filling the drains with wetter,
and keepiag them full? What will be the foto etoripO
midi? It it hot fair to say that if the drains are not
full now allow water, and if they will be (ull whets the
dam is completed, the dam may be the came? Prat
hoe, proper. lux, is not • eafe nil* in every 0...: but
who will undertake to deny it in ibis! And if the Perk
people prose that their drMas mold dime:arise before,
mod that their uselessness le caused by t • artificial rait•
bag of the out fall by Sir Jobe Goole, dam, who will
eadertake to say, amid the Moamar of law, that the
Board may not suffer • defeat! The poesible result fe
shrilling to oontemplate ; bet we have b 0 much the
interest of Weymouth at bout, that we cannot be
utisfied without salting for more definite information
on the point.
One Wag further. A sentleinan has some to the
front in this Park opposition. who we have good reason
to know, is not without elperiencs In. case rather like
that of the Backwater damn, (Sot losal reporter informs
to. that when he was at the town of Bideford, in North
Devon, Mr. R. Walker we. a member of the Legal
Baud of that town. Our reporter recals that, during
hiestay about four yearn le Bideford, the i
Board there had °attain sewers dieoharging into a smell
Pill or Backwater. The anthills ef those sewers were.
In more or loci deep water, but • mull arose from the
mud. To remedy this, the Local Board erected animal
dam 000 slating of Floodgates at the outlet of the Back-
water, thus sureties the mudlaasks with tidal water,
as it I. propmed to Jo in Weymouth. Bat, mark the
result I Some of the proprietors of low-lying lend
above the Pill complained of the artificial inter-
feron., with their drainage, and one of them, •
Dusty maghttrate, took the low into his own baud.,
and by forme out down the floodgates. The Local Board
brought an action Kitimat this gentlemmi, which was
repUeved. The result, oar reporter bolus', is that
the floodgates were abandoned; but as he returned to
Dorset before the matter was Fettled, be is uncertain.
But Mr. Walker, the present leader of the Park
opposition was in the Bldrford Local Board at tie
toommeneernent of the proceedings, and is cot likely
now to not without boing wed: satisfied.
MaY V. maks an apnea] to Mr. Walker, no he hes no
prominently assailed the new drainage whams? Will
be for the sake of Weymouth, tell us whet NM the
actual remult of the actions Bideford Loyal Board v.
Molaneora for treacles, and Illolenoorhi v. Bideford
Local Board I Were the floodgetes abandoned perfectos
or by eansent, or not at all? doe, WHO PAID Tail
COSTS?