The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05 00:00:00

WITNO UTZ.

DIVANT SCROOL At 81. PAM:IL—Ms new district
Rook's-terrace, so rapidly inoreasing la population, had
• new infeat school opened in its midst on Monday,
Miss Mown being the schoolmistress, who gathered
26 little ones in the new schoolhouse opposite Si. Paul's
Chapel of Ewe
DOTAL MLLIGII Or 131711drOXE Or ENGLAND. —We
are pleased to see that our young townsman, Mr.
eon of Mr. Williams, silk Iserate, and pupil
of"'"111r. .IL Thiesiton, has passed the preliminary
examination for the diploma of member of the college,
September, 1880.
DUI Foci BILIDOI3.—We ought to be well off for
moms of getting over the water, for there are four
bridges. But what are they? The longest is • timber
bridge used by the railway alone, and of coarse not
available for ordinary traffic; the Backwater Bridge
(commonly known as Half-penny Bridge), declared
unsafe for foot passengers and vehicles; the new foot
bridge, four feet wide, and only suitable for I.dge
numbers by a little squeezing; and the Harbour
Bridge, elated for repair I
License or Ta,rre—The knights of the road
have been mustering( in rather Wrong force lately; 2/1
tramps were relieved at the Weymouth station gime
July 30. representing all sow from the bent old fallow
of 70, to the child of two years I Fourteen of them
came in one night. Generally they are of shoot
stature, not one among the above lot standing 6 feet.
By the 30th inst. we may expect the returns to show a
very considerable increase over those last year's third
quarter.
listrrixo brixwomos. Arrivals : Emprar,
Bournemouth ; Brighton,Yalle.Jersey ; South
of Ireland, Pawn. Cherbourg ,• Cerham, Hanes,
Boareanonth ; Aquila, Filcher, Jersey; Great West-
ern. Stemple!, Cherbourg; Hanle, EL and T.,
Pollard, Shields; 0 dish, Stephens, Jersey; Char.
lotte,Denman,Loodon.--Seihroga : Kmpreet,Coesns,
Bournemouth ; Carbons, Haase Bournemouth ; South
of Inland, Peen. Cherbourg ; Great Weirton Blam-
pied, Cherbounr • Aquila, flicker, Jersey; Henke El.
T. P. ollard. Portland; Golish, Stephens, Lyme;
Brighton, Falls, Jersey.
PaIMITIVI MIT/10MM Ilse Rev. IL Ideates
special sensons on Sunday, at the Primitive
preached
Methodist Chapel, St. Leonard's-reed. on "The
Transfiguration of Chri.t," and in the evening on "The
Glorious House." There were good congregations
end evening. On Tuesday the friends at at
rerniZ in the evening Mr. notes Motored cm "The
Better Country." The old pastor has a reaserkabiy
(Retire voice and a good flow od baguets, led his
lecture was Inspiring to thew troubled with the wear-
ing ways of this wicked world, The tea en Wads..
day afternoon was attended by about SO. La the
evening • public meeting was held in the chei,
under the presidency of Mr. Planket, H.M.
Oustene and encouraging addresses were delivered to
a numerous gathering of the Mende.
Haar= Timmarinrani.—The new chapel, St
Peal's, Wyk*, wee decorated in thanksgiving for harvest
on Sunday last. The reading-desk madalpit were
adorned with purple eaten, yellow dw
fuchsias, he., set off with Leas and eers of fsery
e errant* Over the table was the i
C:renirn leaven La everything give thanks." a mom
of while reesslay on woes in the sill above, boxes=
placed a. the ortadowellia filled with mow mid
isteresbad, and grapes ware laid in the whidow
ledges, est off with earn. The pretty little carved
atom font was adorned with wheat, term
and dahlias, and over the door close tzzast'Leililati°l4the
Bread of Life," in leans. The were
mostly done by the Rev. F. Foster (carats) and Mrs.
Richards. At the service, which was plating and
=MMr. Hardie yell the barmorthint. The
ostar preached Give us this day our
jutrot. The place was crowded to mow, and
was made for the Dorset County Hospital.
TIIAXILIGIVING AT DLOOdlidlli4llllllll CHAPIN.—
Last Sunday the Maeda here offered their thanks for
the abundant harvest of this year. The chapel chute
very beautifully sang the hymns, which were
We:
the sweeteoundingillipass.' Vit'aLtrgdiwile " The
earth is the Lord's and the tutees thereof," and It was
well sung. The Rev. B. Bolton presided from
magsbar vU,, 16, "Ye dual know them by their
Mac Do 111011 gather grapes of thorns, err figs of
thistlee I" He also dwell on the 19th verse, "Every
tree that bringeth not Lath good fruit is hewn down
and oast into the fire." When the armee had pro
oesded shoat half its length, the choir very impres-
sively .ng Sanksyle edema hymn—" Nothing but
leaves." The other pant of the Aromas was founded
on Gelatin's vi., 7, 'Be not deceived, God is no. I
wcookel, for winnower • man soweth, that shall ht
at. reap." The merles evidently mark • dew
impetration.
A Goon Lo? or Tawngointin.—At the b vough
court on Tuesday, Mr. R. N. Howard
on behalf of Mr. John IGiroves, for transfer ofZLPre;nse of the Nelson Inn to John Daaieb, • at
of very good character, who had been discharged on a
rood radon. He had been in LAU 16) years, and
ilaAzt both the China medal and clasps. Ills testi-
stated, "1 have known Sergeant Daniels for
woe years back, he has borne • good character, is
sober, trustworthy, and willing to oblige." Mecum
Pidgeon and Son recommended Sergeant John Daniels
from their knowledge of him during the time be acted
as master cook, and believed hint to be well qualified
for such a berth. The major of his regiment also gave
him • good character, be had kept his stripes ever since
he was first made sergeant, and was a thoroughly
misen, steady, and trustworthy not-commissioned
officer, doing his duty well and Weedily. Mr. Howard
went on reading setimoniale but the magistrates said
those were enough. Mr. Howard stated the house had
Or.t Mr. Groves a very aoasidershis sum of mosey.
Mr. Rebertson sokel if Mr. Grovel would undertake
that if this man was not satisfactory he should be
removed.— Mr. Howard: Oh, yes, air—Mr. Snpt•
Vickery, being asked, said notwithstanding the good
chancier this man powered, yet he (the SupL ) had
doubts as to his being able to conduct the house pro-
perly. There were six prostitutes sitting there the
other day; the house is on • principal highway and
they were determined there shall be
ant:arcesiteses
there at ..—Danielsll was directed to np.—Dr.
Drew, the chairman, inked him, in the event ol the
;Ztirgranting this Rogow, was he prepared to
i:Oregabthat the house shall be conducted in a
proper Maim and shall not be the resort for prosti-
Dmiels said: Yes.—Mr. Howard said
that • certain gentleman unfortunately maim nation
woos than they used be.—Mr. : He has no
effect upon me—Mr. Howard said be that.—
The transfer was granted, se were also the (*Rowing :
New ham Benjamin Perm to William Hambley,
on the selkatioa of Mann Dived& and
Arms, from George Louis /Mord to George
respecting whom Mr.oeye=snealwd wear
had Len received from the of Police
eratiosTve him • good character,
hie hems (at Clerkeuwell)rnahtd °m-
y for •
llollifffir Pam—AR 6P9affation wee mai, an base
el Home. Reynolds, tem=mbe
serwmase tbe
the Brig La from to
osamessa.-116 was pamisd up toe=
tiora,