The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-27 00:00:00

WIYKOUTH.

TM Mizzens Rim Citrsal SUNDAY 801100 L
bad their manual Moat at ' tb. Grove "
b gagging to H. C. Geeddes, Esq., and kindly lent by
Mr. Symonds. dairyman. About 560 marched from the
rnhoo4 with nanisroun flan sad banners, forming a
vary Imposing rght. The Great Western ran • special
• Mein to Uprey sad bask at single fares for the &obis
learney. The happy party wss socarepsnled by the
Bile drum.and-afe bead under Mr. Cosh, playing
lively desist. Ti • Hector, the Rev. T. ihesves, Mrs.
Gresyss, superlntsodeat of the Girl's school, and Mr.
W. Smith, superutendent of the Boy's school, directed
the exeumion, sod there -as • rend attendanee of
tesabece, of whom there are about 60 connected with
the schools._

A Ham Hon= vo m BURDON Born —On Wed-
nesday smaing last, shortly before the ride volunteer"
assembled, Kr. Mubrd one of the Corp., was going
down to muster, whim a fine hare made her spraining'
from the Defoliator read. "Loo ! 100 r ws. theory,
and all about there inunedistely joined in the Mess.
Poor Pum worried en every elide, at fink dashed op
the stops at the front antrum to the Borden Hotel;
boat, sot Mac the sprearans• of the ball, and probably
atsome of be armalis Width she ternod adofils
'alibied down inte thee,... There she wee more
unfortunate than ever, for she was quickly sanest, by
waiter, sad knocked on the heed. Whence the hare
mune is • mystery it present; but some wws opined
she was • deputation from the neighbourhood of Ulla-
bot7 Nabs, to 'es how our volunteers were preparing
lon strop.
Wing &MEOW Titlga.—Tbe town was very full
on Baterday, the larp arrivals of visitors being sue-
Medea for tbs day by the egannden from Trowbridge,
whit* left at eight &els* end arrived between half.
pest tais Bad sieves. Bed.e this was a special mom.
Men from Brietei, brbiging the workr ople from Ileum
Durham, Brea., elimeaskers, and Warm Walsh's,
tailors, the seine party as visited at two years ago.
This mormons train arrived about, quarter-past eleven,
end the number of He rs was between 1,400
sad 1,600. They were sssostpt.nfed by Messrs Danboro,'
brass band, numbed", 90 performers, and 000duated
by Hr. Brooks, end the town wan enlivened by their
strains, which men attnietsd the notice of our Bench
at petty sessions. The marry emersimiste took beets,
steamer, and esteisqes, and a greet ember " saw the
lions "ot the neighbewhood. Others found enough
sajo3inset, the young men " doffiog," that is wading
Into the see, and the young women taking each other
for partneri. Tlsided to the teruPtatlon—to "loot it
featly bare end there." At length, all having erjyed
themselves muck returned in too train' at 630 and 7
o'clock._

EU La Coara—Th• sth D.R.V. easembled at
half-pest Major seven at the King's Statue, oo Wednes-
day evening tut, when these who Intend going to camp
for the @damn meacouvree woes their overecate, and
ousted water bottles and provision bags. The brue
band was Ist the waste, and the drurn-anddife band, 22,
under Beadmester 00th, eupplied the musk. The
muster of the expo osculated of Copt. Thud, Lieut.
Ares", Qmenieroweer-flergesat Lee, Colour-Sergeant
Charles, Sergeants Bailer* C. Jeffery, and Crocker,
nod 48 nu and ilia with Drill-ineunotor Barron.
After a few eureinse the oricapeny marched, preceded
by the drum-and-fife band playing so well that we hear
they moot% pleased the Colonel, to Capt. Thud's Gelds
as the Doreh.etsr read, where they were we by Colonel
Memel and Adjutant Capt. Barrett. They marched
Into the inner field, sad were Inspected by the Colossi,
preparatory to their rang to ounp. Captain Barrett
than took the menreeed, and put the oompany through
a variety of oorepany and light drill, At he coseiu.
Won Colossi Memel sailed Captain Tuard and Lieut.
Arden to the front sod thanked then for the most
suellent muster, and also for the very creditable way
In which the corps had turned out, expreming himself
'grumbly surprised at the muster iu whiob the sow-
pan, hat gone through their light-oomp.ny drill,
shoe-log that they bad paid great ettentwo to the
Instructions imparted to them through their Sergeant
Instruotor. The shades of nitht tsarina fallen, the
005 pa was then merobad to the station arid dhicniated.
6111017143 •DVirlana or • Hat?-Nom.—At the
beginning of this month, two half- Doter, one of a E2O,
and tbh other of a il5, beak of Ragland note, were sent
from Masairter by post to Mr. James Hobbs, agent
of the Weymouth, sad Channel Weeds aleampaeket
oompaay. Hr. Hobbs didn't moduli them la due oourse,
and the notes were 'lopped in London. Shortly after,
the same gentleman wse going to Portland, when a see-
lain man told him that he was dredging in the harbour
for a watch which bad been lost some time previously,
and on lifting up the dredge, he found half 1.10 note
therein. Mr. Nobba's eurladty was suited, and he
wished to see the halt-set.. It wag produced wet, and
wonderful to relate, the number eorrupooded with
that of the halteete, Br. Hobbs was to have received
but didn't. The half el the £5 note did aot make Its
appearance. It wade gulsz thot the £221 half.note
should thus have been shown to the ver, person who
had been expiating it, but it has beoome knows, that
the diaeourer first Weir It to a gent:emu Is the town,
and wasted to sects" Waage. Another fast in the tam
is, that, at the meampeeket office, there Is only • slid
for letter' and no box, and any letter dropped In may
be seen from outside. Therefore if the half-note wished
to take a submarine journey, it flitch% have passed out
under the door. Still the affair rather beats conjuring,
and no doubt it will be acquired Into by the post office
authorities. It has been dierroured that the half of the
erAl note wee found on the blade of the dredge, and not
In the bag, showing that it most likely had not sunk to
the bottom. The parties have Once volunteered to give
up the half-note, without salvage or reward. It is of ,
aurae of no value, mu the stop is taken off at the
Rank
8011017011 PWITTELVIROWS, Friday.—Fiefore J. Ayling,
Req., sod W. Talbot, leg.
Jobe Yeang, private in the Royal Artillery, was
brought up for amatilting John Thomas and Charles
Bishop, at terron, and stealing a bat, also with
aseardUng P.C. McMahon.
Thomas was going home on Tharaday night, when
Young wantonly put him down in the road, and when
ha got up knocked him down satin. Mr. Bishop inter-
fered, when Young hawked him down twice, and kicked
his hat about the road. Another soldier stood by, and
urged tam aw. Mr. Bishop than west away, and
Thomas gave Information to the police. When they
came and found Yow be wig Waring Mr. Bishop's
hat. P.O'. Mahal iiDelainoat ask him let° montody,
but thoegh the plaque came up, he knocked P.O.
Delamoot down,
Supt. Vickery Mated that there had been a complaint
from three magistrates of Devonshire that a soldier
tried to deal a watch frets au of them, and when he
resisted, struck hire and ran away.
Fined £1 for seek aimault, or 14 dare hard labour in
each came.
Sarranar.—Before J, Ayling, Req., J. Drew, Esq.,
LLD., and G. Reynold", Eng
George Ooddard, lOecapsay 77th Regt, wan brought
up on reman
siloeing d,
and,s tr. oid with unin
adrift also woiz dealing
ing two btrets, and
P.S. Brice was laforwied by a °mutable that • but
was being taken down the harbour, and then he waited
about ten minute", sad es. eri:oner in • hut, lying
down to sumps obeerveMon. Witeese 'ben told the
constable to take him, when prisoner stripped off hie
clothe". Witness told him be would be sure to be
taken; both. said he would sot, he would have • swim
for It; then jumped into the harbour and swain, but
ultimately surrendered. At the pollee station, he said
"01'. me all you ono." Primer was • deserter from
the nth.
Supt. Vickery said We wee not the inst time priso-
ner had case a boat adrift.
Primmer rid be was very sorry, he only did it because
Its was drunk. He asked the Beach to deal with the
ease now, as he would be punished when he got bask to
his regiment,
Adjourned till Mons* next
Mary Williaieu, an old prostitute, was brought up
for being on the toplealee for an humeral purpose.
P.O. Elora proved seeing her there, and that a
"gootle-nan gave her In custody on a charge of Meal-
lag his watch. H. asked the "gentliman "to follow
kis to the station,where he sew the superintendent. The
welsh had not been found.
The woman said the " genUeman " was drunk and
asleep when eke first sew him. He woke up, spoke to
bee, sad west to a publio-bouse, whore she advised
him to have • bottle of soda water.—Diecharged.

SUDDEN DEATH OF A SOLDIER IN ST.

THOMAS STREET.

A shocking ceas of madden death ocsturred on Sunday
evening, as the people were owning oat of the dig.
wool pleats of worship. Lanmoorporal Jarmo Skelton
bed been to Glonosetar street obs 4 and was returning,
whin, jail at 1b..... of Yr. 'a, shomiat he
fall dowa in some kind sill. He was retied and sup-
ported, Mr. Gregory somas and rendered ameatenae, and
some water was able to the patiest, but he didn't ro-
omer. Dr. Orifilo same spin a very few minutes, but
Skates was dead. He we. ocomysd to the Barracks,
and the neat day an lensed was held, before H. Look
Esq., depot, ooroosr.
Dr. Frederick Charism Grifith Otlic said that on Son.
goy isoosimi, shoot gutsier-past eight, he was °outlier
hems from St. Hery's Werth, and sews crowd of people
opposite Mr. teres shop. In the midst, he found&
soldier, lying partly In the gutter, and pertly oo the
pavement Two or throe soklien were holding him, sad
a lady bathing his to. with water. By the ttme lett-
uces could get near meogit to.. distlnotiv, be movie no
movement, sad stewed se siva af We. HY feet was
portly crimson sod ear* livid his eye. opened and
Seed. Felt both his rnM,, ha there WM so pulse ID
either. Closed his soma, but it opened agate, without
any voluntary mseonlar whoa. Should thisk Ito had
be.. dead about five inbutes, for it took two or three
minutes to got through Me mud, as people were posit-
ing about, to give him mon atr. Should somider
hid death most probably romited from ammo of the
heart, or of some of tit peal meek; dose to the heart.
Mr. Will.. B. Wallis, stiff surgeon, had Minded
dammed about three months ago, whets be said to to
noosed deli for a few days, as be said his komenok
hurt him. Witham summed him for seven days, sod
had not sem him sines, exempt oo duty. Whoa heasked
to ha mensed duty, he only oomplained of. pada in hie
back. This woe s very common thing for soldiers to
mroplain of, and whorls oenolvded it was neuralgia or
rimoms•iem.

wormer aeltod what was the opinion witness had
fold of the onus if death.

--NVlite;s old, frcen—laquirise, he thought that death
renalted from aa aasurins, or from oat of the valves a
tho heart.

Thr-Tlatillie said that disease of tbe heart was more
prewdist asseag soldiers, than any other portion of the
popuJsUu; aid it entributed to the pressure of the
sad the liphtsem, el the sloth.. they wear.
Dr. Weide said Ude ewe eery posher&
The Jury did not oreakier • pea morons nesewary
before codas te a dissilew. and they returned a verdict
of "Died frogs Diaries of ill• alert.*
The deseassd was NI yaws of see.
PORTLAND.
AN hmeeroam Flamm ne me Roans —Os pride,
esnlees Oohed Steam hisses LI ea arrived la Pert-
law bow.. abd at MOO *Week raked, Wee bee
heavy SIM& Th• mints eree relanied by Erx.g.
Boloarem. The Um, tosookabl7 We* toe a Mime
brines le oar mind Um Motes el the old Aierdiem:
wet, when there Imo le mash eatery that they mu.
. 4sors age* ;" bat lb all 7 rods she is •
hoso"Vemnel, and wan litled to be one et, as Nehma
mil el higaele, "the apee el • dee4." She remained
a a.id.v fiat hide lio Isrp ateskwusr, with the
41istâ4 Aft d ber PAL

UNITED FRATIMNITY OF nu AND
AOCIPTID ILtSONS OF 1-.'; :LAND.
A Provinalal Grond Lap was held at the Bethel
Reading-rooms, Csaalstown, on Thursday, under the
muldenoy of the Pr0,.0.M., Bro. Joseph Oundry.
Tho room wee beautifully doooratod for the 000aaion,
by Bro. Skinner, of Sturminater Newton, who woe el-
dated by several of the Portland brethren. The
deo:mottoes aumelated of the banners of the various
lodges, surrounded by beautiful fern', ivy, and logic&
of office. Amongst the banners, woo that of the Pro-
vincial Grand Ledge of Dorseteldre, with that .notto
"drift V 4 Tea." On the wolle were also Nigro-
wings of the Krona) schools In Loodoo, and portraits
of Put Grand Mootore of Dorset The Lodge assented
at twelve o'eloek noon. Amongst those pnment were:
—Bro. B. P. Guidry, FLO.W. ,• Bro. I A. Csatlenum,
Bro, W. Roxby, G. Chaplain, • Bro. T.
Coombs, G. Sea; Bro. H. Usg, S. Daimon •' Bro-
Robert Case, G. A.D. Cares; Bro- J. B. Cole, Sword
Bearer; Bro, C. Hotta, Organist; Bro. Thomas
Ratable, Punuivant ; Bro. J. Carputor, Steward ;
Bro. A. Magee, Steward; Bro. I. T. Tarred', Steward:
Bro. W. F. Bussoll, Standard Bearer; Bro. J. Lowelaes,
Tyler; Bra. G. R. Waters, J.W. ; Bro. W. Smith,
P.M.; Bro. T. Moslem, W,M. ; Bro, W. °Ward,
P.11,' Bro. R. Hill, J.W. ; Bro. R. N. Howard, W.lll
Bro. Louie H. Raegg, P.M.; Bro. C. Barrett; Bro. .1.
Webb; Bro. Charles, P.M.'
, Bro. W. Toby, W. 11..
Bro. J. Landis, P.ll, ; Bro. R, Long, S.W. ; Bro. John
Thard W. N. • Bro. C. Criokmay, S.W. • Bro, H.
Bart, S.W. • tiro. T. A. Hamm ; Bro. Skinner. Tyler
Bro. C. Ilitaim W.M. Bro. J. Walker, W. IL ; Bro.
Cross, Bro. J• B. Harper, Bro. Ayliebuy, Bro. Nil-
borne, Bro. R. Damon, (Somerset), Bro. James Sly,
Bro. W. BOLD, Bro. G. Senior, • Bro. Amu P.M. ;
Bro. T. Ingo 3W. • Bro. R. lldaall, P.M. Bro. R.
T. Talbot, Bro. Williams, Bro. Abbott, Bro. Todd, Bro.
Ooodridge, ho.
After the usual formalities the following appoistments
wete made for the ensuing Jest: —P.G.S. W., W, gro.
R. N. Howard, W. N. Lodge No. 1037, Portland
Peat P.G. Registrar ; P G.J. W., W. Bro. T. B. Rube=
W.M. Lodge. No. 472, dbalMsbery ,• P.O. Chaplain, W.
[ Bro. Rev. P. H. Newohaes, W.M. Lodge, No. 417,
' Dorchester Past Prodordal Greed Chaplalo ; P.O.
registrar. Bro. P. Hooper, Lolge 170. Weymouth ;
PAL tieentery, W. Bro. T. Cloombe, P.M. Lodge No.
411. Dorchester, O. A. D. 0.. P.O W.; P.O B.D, W. Bre .
J. Luodio, P.M. Lodge No. 170, Put P. G. Peru.;
P 0.3.0., W. Bra W. W. ddektood, W.M. Lodge No,
' 1266 Woodford ; P.O. Sept. of Works, W. Bro. R.
Rdsell, P.M. Lodge No. 137, Poole; Ws
I Bro. W. Smith, P.M. L wigs 170. Peat r.G J.D. • P.O.
A.D.0.. W. WO, R. Coo, Lodge H.. 1037, Portland;
, Bro. C K Booths''', Lodge No. 1168, Shor-
t borne; P.O Organist, W. Bro, J. Maunders, P.S.
• Lodge No. 110, Woymostk ; P. G Pars, Bro. G.W.R.
Waters, S.W. Lodge No. 1097, Portland; P. CO3
I Stewarde, liro. M. Cook, Lodge No. 1037, Portland,
Bro. W. H. Abbott, Lodge No. 1266. Woodford, Bro.
, W. H Groves, J. W., Lodge No. 1266, Hiandford Bro.
H. Woodford, Lode No. 1266, Blaodford, Bra. B.
Byers, J.D., Lodge No. 1966, alandlord, Bro. 0. H.
Plower Lodge No. 1966, Blandford ; P.O. Amiseent
Seateary, Bro. R. Case, Lodge Na. 417, Dorelmeeer ;
P.O. Woodard beaten, Bro. It. Ikiatow, Ledge Mo.
I 1037, Portland, Bro J. R. Shoolaml, Lodge No. 1966,
• Woodford ; P.G. Tylite, Bro. J. LoVe, Lodge No.
I 417, Dorshaster.
[ From the balanewslmet presentedin tho lodge, It
[ appears dog in Jane, 1871, the WNW* in the hoods
of the Treasurer woo XIV Os. 111, and at the pretest
, time, the balms» is £159 4% 81, Ming an bureau of
£l2 4a. for the year.
At the meeting held et LIU, lad year, £2O 10s. was
granted by Um lodge for Marltable purposes. At the
Lodge on Thursday, the to/Lorin grams were made :
A sum of ZIO, In aid of the Portland lodge, No. 1037,
acquiring ure govuerships for tee male sad tarsals
beuevoleot foods, arid a sass of 1.9, toworda the relief
of an aged sad Uinta brother.
Alter Its tummies had boom traomoted, the °Nears
and visiting brotoren partook of a banquet Is • large
marques, on the bine st the book of toe Brest water
Hotot