The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-06 00:00:00


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DOROZISTBI. then elsok• strongly against the centem of thodgeopere
to the borough of Lyme oof this town. his own treating customers with wine, and said he trusted
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nted public mg.° this was not the habit of the Deethester tradespeople.
=te
(Applause.) Ho himself w a not • total abstainer,
m nth Wlrren Imo -Lord ChiefsticJue Coleridge but lie did not say he would iot beams ;he
and MR. Jump Bowen have sewoloo lb. West" firmly believed the day was not far distant when every
Cironit for tb. "sew" wie,„ „ekes, which we minister of the %lath of Baena would be obliged to
repeated to mouse oe about 11th of January. become • total abstainer. (Hen Mat.) The speaker
Foarmtwo-oo twirlu eaday a watch wee played wee plant to see all the clergy of the town present
ander Om Armenian Rule. on Poundbury, between OH loch on occasion, and thought it • greed tblag to
Ms. Lroe's School and Mr. Davin' School. The boO, able to meet together on • Platform or tbe,ot sort-
thrumo won by fiveos, tis th none. amen. Mowlem, foe nv. gentlental gave the •0110•00801•111, that •
Barnes Goo chit played well fee Drop,. Bond oViirioats would be format It amnesties with
SchooL Trion, on the evening following. (Applause.)
Tanrea•oos ato..- -A public service will be held The or. T. W. Roue had great Pleasure le
te tarn Hall at the following Sundays, at three p.m.:- seconding the vote of troths, and observed it was
pleembsr 4lbe by the Rev. B. R. Albin: Derma, , elsoment to the thshonflo or any stringer, ffeHt the
llth. Mr. W. B. Davis; December 18th, Miss west; &point*, the speaker, bad met with from the farther
January let, isso spoiher. memo Clarke, Davis, ' end of the room that this subject EHH not entirely new
Childs, sod Kim West The e -immune announce that to Dorcheethr. A. a Christian, be felt himself bertha
they have deo decided, with the help f f •
„we., to wi„ a to acknowledge what their excellent Nonconformist
Len tria. to Id • social meeting early in the New friend. bad, . dn.°. for the lni°9Btanci. "'l's. to - Ekx-
ed
x oti au in toso 'rough „„ 60 ye,e,s of es., ono. m.uster. oAppiatne.) Some months ago they start
l'Ibullon• tor the same will be received by Mr W. B. in St. Peter's parish-la conjunction with AU Saints'Dens VA.., High „
w,,,etreet fds, tows -a branch of the Church of Soglaod Temperance
visitor. Prince'vetreet ;or Mr. C. Greet:the secretary, Suck"' He then went on to detau the program. In
„wan to, attend, A section, of those who were not eided teetotalism
see to eye their LAWN sod place of abode to Mr. G. there were 23 member*, In section B, those who were
Clarkeolown Miseioaary, or idles West. pledged, 41, beside, which upends of 70 young people
Th. mous& -The Rev. J. G. Wood,ad louled the Baud of Hepe. (Applause-)
M.A., F.L.S.F. L. S.
so weU known a a writer on matters of natural understood two thine by this society_; first, tat
kistory, &liver oo two of hot poo„ d lecture.. assertion on the port of the Church of Ragland that
en 'be I.°" KAU, n Wednesday evening, tooje the the did not win to be behind other bodies In furthering
auspices of the Docrc' Oe. eta Len Elny. Then this noble and excellent atm, aid i secondly, that its
was • fair attendaeoe, the chair Wog taken by tbe Urno'no_o_oom were „aolozol°ootnto,,,,..owette language of mcKler.
Rev. . Russel-Wright. the Headmaster of tat Dorset 1""t
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in his opening remarks, the rev. Pethnn• `um quite Intemperate to
palliator made an announcement which we an n °
n it clothe remake the rev, gentlemen and they wished
b• haled with feelings of „wit pow.," o; -au for etroag heads and firm hearts to labour I. the
friends of the society. It was contained in • letter to Pr°°°4l°° Ir°°d In this matter. (Applause.)Mr. Wright from tbe respectedaranl, we might be The Rev. Canon fineworeog then pronounced the
, oroissot irittool. benediction, and the assembly dispersed.
allowed to ray, popoi's ;ode
Atkisson I was a folio t- Collections were made at the doors on behalf of the
J. -117 other ends& while looking /300 W Manna breath.
mime ot welch. Maim outlived the
wen destined for oronatioo,
.41/Te Odd' rod in MI, to the 111WM817TM.
sad Lamers Society. It I • Too .
ib° wee entlUedoer aria tho Tar Ow ha isms thaffiddge was sold by audios
and &Mae of Alain' on the 28th inn, s.itoashidledge, in the
Litersenee." Deraintor llama n hem so Corziation El toes dila
aniformly Mai sad kereitoble to thee 11 lum glee let 15e. • ton.
by "el sleet of mbes, eatertainemat foe
ea hoer for see mem given within' 'MO hews, I abaU be A Pow Thuds wow. iractot - Persons
nestben mailer way alight real& it will he ine by &Meer of penehealas libeireed in tomes aid
rreism ney of the lemma" Co. (Lintited), should l ame thefe name lithe am i
pplansa.) The em. gidianiaa wre sure the when they will rend,. iffe WIMP intitaatios of any
mitten and all Dorchester friends would be Sewed to for site. (2). P • ticket. to the Medawar/an,
hoar of this. It was very probed. the lecture would ev d e Good Hope, Australia, New
be &livered either in or Marob. After • ad all parts of America by the Orient sad=
low complimentary reass:ke,bruZ. Wright introduced glimmers to be obtained of their Company'swe
tbe hecturer-The lecturer then delivered what WY sestative, Mr. 8. J. FeWilt. 4, Trinity-roed,V:;:
acknowledged to be • clever sad Intending expedites mouth, Agin for the General Fin sod Lite Liguriae
of the streams ind chander of the hone -subjects Compay.
rosily but Utateunderstood even by many smarmed AHoTTEHR Vann Lem - Loot Saturday, the
all thek lives to the noble same!. Comparing the Countess, of Harwich, from Sunderland, with coda
base to • trades wine, be followed up the analogy for Ms. Baden, of Weymouth, when In Great Yea
is • maser, illustrating the various poiath mouth Roads, puled fools her anchors, eso west
by sn:stitle•V„ adobes and Parts which he drew with ashen on the meth bomb. Boom rifts men had pee
suuss°•••••• smoursoy and Tepidity as • Para which ashore for weaken ; but the three on booed buret
lied be.. erected oo the platform. lie mot = done, and the Yarmouth reamed than with
eireagly against the cruelty and folly practised the rocket apparatus, and they woes taken to the
the bons by thosing, and, snaeea, it would appear Sailors' Hoene. The vessel, It was gated, would become
that fat from the shoe affording protection to the foot a tar womb,
of the It cram an incalculable amount of Boar= bomoneca-Arrivele M t Aquila, inter,
daisegs bore.,
intricate and beautiful structure. He jervey and Gunny, general; Groot Winters Blom
also laveighed warmly against the blinker, Um bearing plod, ()baboon, ; Bora of !soloed, Ppm,
rein, sad the easy fantastic efforts of man to improve Obspolog, ; Nimrod, Walker, pool., ballast;
on the works of the Creator. The very life of the Rinks Albertan, Abo, deals ks ; Harlequin. Coth
boom sassed 10 be nothieg but a continued redstattee Soo, ase ; Rated Ann* Reap, fee, Vajaro, Wage.
against the efforts of man to make him melon. —Salines ; Great Western, Blampied, Cherbourg,
Several gionstag anecdotes were related, illustestiag mom ; death of Ireland, Poen, Cherbourg,
this Parader of the horse. The 100•0111 WEIS • gems' Aquae. Mips, jaw', and ousraass,
thorougMe inteeestw Jame, and the TOY. genUemea Boom' ; Haapphi. Ca* all,
wassull &PP Weinn's Mmournooranotno.-Robecos Whittle
surnamed Mrs. Clarke for but
did not appeor to support kreffete6.ll±l..l=i said
. the didn't k•ow what she was summered for. Mrs.
Whittle was Wens with her, and on the Ila
November came and said things about her. Defied-
ant told her to mind her own business, or she would
make her prove what she said, and the plaintiff called
that tang threatening Lamp ; that was every word
she need to Mao WLittle, and she didn't know why
the summand her, and had not seen her race tbs 21st.
-The Chairman As the complainont does not appear,
the coos is
THCISOLOGICAL EXAMIN•110111..-MT. T. Baker, the
manor of the School of Art. has received the following
letter from the secretary of the City and Guilds of
London Institute for the advancement of Technical
Education, Gresham College :-" October 12th. Sir.
-In answer to your application of the 10th October, I
am instructed to Inform you that your name has bees
on the Register of the City and Guilds of
oftwddon Institute for the advencernest of Technical
Educaticao as • teacher.-! am, Sir, your obedient
Servant, PHILIP it•ONOIL A.1.L., Secretary. Mr.
Thomas Baker."
Tire BIITILIETII3 BEIII•HOL -4)11 Tuesday, at the
Borough Petty &aloes before Dr. Drew, and J.
Robertson, J. Landis, J. B. Robena, B Hopkins, end
T. Abbott, Farr, • pence named GillinaMm, was
summoned for little • ferocious dog.- A young boy
appointed with h face showing, although partly
baled, the marks of many bita.-The owner was
willing to have it killed.-Dr. Drew: What breed was
It 1-Owner: A retriever, sir.-Dr. Drew An I the
beset; It is • pity but they were all exectred they
are treacherous dogs-Owner: I have had it for years
sir. -Dr. Drew: Yea, you might have it for seven
year., and this it may endanger some one's life after
that.-To the father of the boy t What costs have you
incurred. -Father .• It ern me about lie., si r. -Ordered
that the deg be destroyed, and the Pee dimmed foe
• fortnight.
A BROTHERLY FIGHT.-Wiltimea and Peter Stanley,
brothels, were summoned on Tneeday last, for causing
an obstruction as the North Quay by fighting on the
' 20th inat.-P.O. Henry Nooks sow them about •
quarter.past 9 on Sunday eight, quarrelling and fight-
ing, not making much of • databases, for so crowd
was round them, and they were between sober and
drunk, and had their clothes off.-Dr. Drew: Then
they were la fighting oostamo-Peter said they were
two brothete who had bad • quaren-Mr. Ansa : It
Is not the way to show brotherly lays to quarrel and
fight.-Dr. Drew I Are you good fries& now.-
Deleaditats cheerily said they were, and William, who
seemed a merry fellow, answered Yee, the best of
friends ;we love one another.-A enagiathele told them
they ought to have been somewhere else on Sunday,
sod William said they were obliged to break the
fiebbsth.-Dr. Drew: Taking into consideration that
you are good Meads new, and are brothers, we will let
you off by paying expense.. -Mr. Ardent Never ,bow
your love to one mother again by fightisg.-William
said he would not.
Romeo • La BIIHIP.-Tve bop, Harry Glover
and John Miller, were summoned for ill-using • sheep
belonging to Mr. W. G. Loeb. The piaiauff has •
elaughter.honse a Commeredel-road, ad had 19 amen
there. On going to his yard on Monday menial', he
found the two bop there, oae riding and the other
driving • fat sheep, • eaves' hater bang toned the
poor beest's bead, and • rope through It. mouth like
• bit, pat cm peen, tight. The sheep was more
worried then vioN, hurli.--The biggest boy buret out
crying, aed promised not to dread agar -Dr. Drew:
Do you know you are liable to • heavy fine or iwrison-
meat I bet If we mad ras lo prises you erW 001110
est gaol birds ; we Ilea you, pat penman will
leder. think, Mr. Yielowy, wises you have
juveniles Were us =Sold put the birch °planted&
-Fined es. each oats, or seven days' in
default -Mr. Ylokery that • let were tosteteed-
lag spied Mrs. Glover for sampaymeat of School
Board fines. People would go drinking, aad not
attempt to my Ramos t If shim children are
not ant to wheel, but allowed to go wadering about
the streets you cannot wonder at their falling into
bad habits. Mn. Millar mid but Glover was kept
la custody lOU the fine wee pad.
Dtreaust•.-Elles Inakip was braup *pin.-
The esperineedent end tie ore had t:s adjourned
front the last meninx. primer having been
charged
with aleeplsleepingout.-Mr. Arden end the Mayor as
a
him to write to Mee. LAU s relations to tell them the
state she Is In, lad sok If they ma do anything for
her. They replied that they had seen quite enough of
her, and had only ~ugh for tbentadves I they wens
tired of her sad have neither tbe wish north. ability
to do scything for her.--Tbe Chainma (te prisoner) :
What do you propose to do To-Primmer said she hadn't
had • Amos slues she had been here, and as to going
hems her mother was a Inman that would not toler-
ate my member of the family who drank. Bhe could
not MU why this had mon upon her, and between
pride and ambition she was crushed to the ground. -
The Chairman: If you go beck to the Una, they
will give you liberty to tome out, if you bars any
opmetualty of • situation.-Priemer said that it was
only coolas here that bed does for her; the rest she
eodd hove got over. She did nere are whim obe did. -
The Chairman s Will you go beck to the Union ?-
Primmer assented.-Mr. Robins: You may from there
raise penal If you like ; there Is no difficulty In that.
-Dr. Drew: And I am sure you can have • great deal
of holm You may call upon any magistrate sitting
here, and they will giee_you any feeliL
FATTER' Jan Sole-William BOBS WU lIHEIDOETd
on Tuesday by his father, Mr. William Portbury
Rolls, for sisialt.-Th• father said his son cum home
about 12 o'clock on Bogard*, evaing it was raining
very much, and when he found he was making the
carpet wet, be (plaintiff) *eked biro to take off his o
when hie *on struck him in the actio-Dr. Drew ear.
what work the eon : He works at
home carpentering and arias; I do not keep •
servant. He has promised me faithfully not to do it
spin, sod It is • very painful poiaion for me
Ile • pootoffice clerk for many years.-Dr. Drew: But
It is • greet deal more painful for • eon to lilt hie
bands against his father.- Mr. Ardis Mr. Rolle has
completed to me many them sod when the ton bee
been summoned, he hie spologiesd, and the mammon.
had not been takes ont.-Defendaat said be had
apologised to his father, and he Promised not to
proceed against him; be had no wish to say anything
*plat his father, but some of his 'tits:mote remeet-
log that maim were net correct. Hit father
handled him roughly end pulled him about, and
defendant would not have thought he would have
baker any notice of what his eon did I it was • 'Orr of
scrimmage Niemen them-Dr. Drew s You have no
right to lift your head spied your fatine-Defend-
eat : I do not want to say much unless I am obliged,
but be has 'truck wehalf-adosen times atm I have
been in Weymouth. floods' my apology, and! hope
you will aeon me on Ibis wildcat 1 poodle you
you shall arra ems me here again.-fthe Patinae : He
ie down here doing nothing, and that may prey upon
hie mind. He would like to work. I have Ined •
li•avy afilietion.-Dr. Drew, to defendants Yon will
have to dad two sureties is BB inch to kola sy=
towards your father for three monthe.-ne
Will you accept hie apology 1-Dr. Draws o, the
Beach mean be a& the veld& for ageing like
that. TM Father I Planet y no-at • later
Moe the father and son egeh.talld Dr. prow
aid the magistrates bad coneested to Maw the son to
be the £lO &ray himself, sad to get another In -
Kr. Boll.: I will be the use and my brother another.
-tie also said that use great faelt wee that his son
was doing 'nothing at home, and it was end the Evil
One found some mischief for idle luelbd" to do.-
Deloodost : I never wish to hat my own kin, but I
ant make • statement to Mr. Viclury do first oppor.
Sanity I havo.-Tho tether outlaw! lab Wm mop
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