The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-15 00:00:00

CURIOSITIES OF CORFE CASTLE

The Corfeitei have begged ui to tIA-h ntikA
oftener. Well, they are a queer 1.. , e. we p.nd Kli
over to pee them as often as we can vire Lita. Liz
is troubled with neither rent nor agent, awl kat
dependent et. thatching.
"Thee ded knew Willie, Slarster, Maery% Via"
Aefter keepen WhitAionitty with the wirces
tayt tellers an' etzenden all his tin—we t,e
sery—he del toll the bwoy to batch in the dlr.*
in the trucks on' t. load en wi' sticker.. There le )
better in the island. Then they did dreveovert•
a.ie and zold mer. z.u.t the taroy bst
went Intel a house to ha' z one 0' l'aoton'.. tar. I 3
made en peckish, z or went up-street to z ant:
eat, an' er del cworne down a bit zin trap . aloe
under one arm an' a pawel under toth r. Wit rti
lost the lay-boner, and he'd a gone ill til a at Fmk
a Limp-pwost camen agin his head an' knocker
straight. The next mermen the bw,y came °treks
Carte to look atter Willie. 'the Lwocal be emit:
summons er for denten the pwo,t. Willie ta
curate it wer the alum an' taters in the Z wrows Int
that ded it. I twold en be spited the bread:
A tttrk and Zulu hwl a round or tco in Ii Esi:111
style on Friday last. Let us hope it ii no sign in
old England having outraged the Zulus ma.it maul
coerce the "unspeakable Turk." What stupid ban
do live among up. Where WAS the policeman! Raiz
where was his staff !

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dull gaol •gtreet, the whole the meet
THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, wall in King which On ing neday erea e vvrT ---eo
TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1880. _____-
to he too end everyrone wal in i•ytni....thy with 141 aier'dflik'
DORCHEZIFEBR. •
various pieces on the baxmonium.- After prayer bY DIDDSIZNIII66.-Oeorge Wheatley was on Tuesday TIIE VEGETARIAN SOIREE.
and with hie familY will Alertly take up his reeidenc• caused that imPortlut thoroughfare f t tee who dad p ...meted him Ia i ' Stres
when the new 0 .
"Gitql-lane," Will, . . '' • .akee
des', 'rebut ly rib rtit the snaillowe of the - nth.
RnsftOx or Terage.-Itee. J. R. Cree, rector of the Rev. C. Dunham, the choir gave the hymn " I love summoned fer being sinink whilst in charge of a horse TO fAt Ediloe. a there. Tim necessary ina-buildinge, cowls-license,
o_cet
Tng Cegrez.-A Mr. Stewart he. taken the Castle,
constructed, be coneldenous . ,
by IE4 istA.eto o,
not but he wa . not a drop :elite; I•r, ter
as -wsles,
Owermoigne, has liberally remitted • tithe of his tithes. 1 the cause of tem enure," in a pleasing manner, . but and 01-P.U. Hansford saw the defendant on Tnee• Dear ear,-I should like to set right J. C. A.'" aes"uu.: stables, he.. are about to be erxte.i. and the drives up flli ontar is put to the Inallige, 1, ..
1, dr..• to (legume! teedgos I b ' --•
Dam he th,, "Loudon Fe el Reform Belety
•we should like to have heard It sung a little more day night in Barrack-lane, near the barracks. The of the soiree Suit __ h
ties
to the Castle have been pie in good order. mid if a pleaseut fr .
improved but Westestreet, was no go o • ey res., h
If R. only wili the street Reel b • ,
win revive, in n.ind th ,t they had rther friends
E. Heinen C. G. Moue! Laa been app inted ;
briski as some of the singers seemed to drag the red horse was galloping from one side of the road to the on the 116• Your correspondent conveys t,. ea „
rocCiDgrrr. - A man in the euiploy of -r.
one of the examining chaplet's' to the Biehop • the that the proprietors of the " Food of amain* neat onset which soc, 1.,,,,, slept the sleep of cataleosy, .
1 r saoring I.e .W 0 4 thOWO from 'hillingaten.. 7wit sa,
Designees of LiverpooL b_hini"-The Rem J. Knipe was exnewtingly pleased other, and the defendant, who was whipping
te Were the promoters of the affair. The fact is that the pre- besides, tn' e long
.in ea the . , , ,
_... to I them bef • oil e "nettle --•
Nionda h •I he h tel frown i• t , the and ag
frequently celled
tale beside, ha I copse ,ne p .r.., ,we
to meet them on this interesting °Cession and for such anirall, Wine Teri drunk-Fined 2ths., including cos .
erieuree hod no port iu the matter whatever. J. CA. chaff-critter on . Y. a t I . MILO& but DO viatica at goo.
riubstautial help them again. It %1e...4 a ratift ie g t'.in •t , t'is!. li
WOOL AT eng JOLT Ft-Mr. Ensor intends to a purpose. lie tun been conuected with the temper- MORS gindtagLa.-At the Police-court on Tuesany, ' Comben, of Mailenwell, whilst . ngaged in f wdi,g the
i fi ra be he..vtly
states the solpeches were r calved with i nog That maclii .e, end the tp, ~f three of 1; . nett. .
rht.._ be &esti° the Beate 0
they bad set Mend, the eelargemeut ef
es an auction sale of wool at the July Fair, the ance movement ever since he had given his heart to
Ito be publicly pitched in bulk and rample. God. now over 20 yeers. One of the rules of the con- before Dr. Drew, J. Milledge, Earl , and B. Hopk.ne, statement is quite untrue ; mere was no :wise beyowe • were cut off the richt kind. He bed only been m &mowed hanPe
to.lw
Esq.-Elizabeth Glover summoned Sarah Sto - e for little applause oecturionady. AI to the Coalman having Mr. (eon:llene employ • few days. --
valuable properties therein not on y .
which had nee been very strum: before, ',incite,
A when finiehe.l, weald be larger, stren :so
II Company's CLIME. - Mr. Fowler lea imam to which he belonged was that they should assaulting and beating her on ldonday h POISCEINsercTioN.--The new Government Tespector
to the forthcoming Centeno", of Bun'''. • ore can enieut for the pur,....e, fr,
was 'l in tv
hs.lbeg to state he received upwards 0 30;., ah". if e way In
-spointeci clerk to the "Cs Company, in mem- induce the children of their Bands of Hope not only assault was canoed by • children's dispute, but the I Ito nfebte-The , revived only a radish in reply to his applicattion for dews-r *hie • &I
'qr. IL P. Payne, deceased. There were 17 to memise to abstain from the use of strong evidence was given in such • confunion, the one
etch edmission. J. C. A. is (sr from true when 1,,, states Captain A
~.
1 wes a good contribution considering all present paid ls. of Police inmsypeact‘tercl
Chief
i'oenrteteled.bnile.,7.l.eice
p.nr
em.ilNat.easwdaithy.
schWooithis,retateldlink I shall hardly be tort of place intenderl. He rejoiced that they h i
a' men
p .mtpone the w.,rk sly longer; they hse i bete
-, for the Milos, Mr. Fowler and Mr. Cole drin but alma from tobacco and snuff- He was W/002&11 continually intem•apting the other, that the I the meeting brae up amid onetvouraiee remark?. All Supt. Baety, one 'Neese' .an elg Ime , belonging k that the feeling°
rein"
ad' tars are but little understood by th we .
t it for a 1.114 time, hut it w. oil I .., n 1 'e's ken._
ed therefrom, and the final choice falling almost sure they were taking the lead in this matter, Bmich, evidently glad to get rid of them, dismissed 1 sith whom I met after the awe of the mooting had anr to the d• 1 i.trict I e expresed himself thoroug 1 men an wren Individuals, who have been
Ili b I he' Ile hoped his bleat • l "•• see. Z..
mer. and he vas persuaded the three things ought to be the case, saying one was as bad as the other, a mike. and J. C. A. !embed with the appearance of the men, as well as orthodox Church-and-State
thing but unfavourable remarks t p infancy that the 0120 hg i broad to t•e• • • . ter, i i.. Chew, ~m-011inl.
011inl. -On M eulay, before Colonel combined. Oely onnportion of the Church of God- Mom!f spoke very highly of the soiree, and pronounced with the state of t - police bull Num taught in their b ye an 0 ,tentunay ef eremite. ti a
h the Church of England. At the •
i 'I 4,f tie chapel I ''
if
" hef4rehthi.
Writs, 0 a mi., r, awl ,Voore were the Primitive at -bat spent £13,000 last y WZYMOUTIS HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. - Another .
committee meeting was held on Monday at the Guild- its 'perfect success. Since the soiree many camplimeX.= CRICKEY-A match was played on Saturday at the heaven is throug which exist between church'
As to the en e oi ,z telarget
them to to get the
d with steelieg twe deeke. tee pro- on tobacco alone, to say nothing of the snuff, which
of Piddlebieten. -The cam was was • great waste, and he hall, Mr. J. G. Rowe presiding. A liberal schedule by these who were Present.
of prizes Was arranged, amounting to about El2s'. Our trounce it as far from School anti tbe Portland Cricket Club. The following friends teronghout England wall celebrate tne
titution founded by Robert leave their vileeen iinpreved morally, and all"' li
ham.-iteumnae.l till Seturley. children to abstain from the three things. It was his
bezi to them borough members and Mr. A. C. We have liberally a fair and truthful version. Apolog s nghis noble ins ,
el "mar" have been made as Se the Pkaseve ex w''' Naval Recreation Ground between Itieleurn4o Heals beginning of next month the Senday school.? and their
J. C. A.'s account of the meeting Tpkgst
i i for troubling is the fu;l score :- ary of t bereu II I have no doubt, ea
like to says few wore. I hey were at , y
eueeerete
win was the case their M Minden' fl eirinhal, sad •
raw s_tell
Uyatt and Moore ;Gulliver had pleasing duty now to present their nal Daniels, and contributed towards the funds; but Mr. W. blordeunt yea. lam, yours truly, ho have seen
)igLCOmnt Rents Scnooe. He would say that where the 'birch fl oireleo""ite
NOTES. ' F. P. Dogiates.al ethndism flouriehed al., 'I he :meeker then "'el
. (the banner was then unfurled by
te;de "Primitive Thlaelton would be pleased with further subscriptions June 9, lffio. Ist Innings. lind Innings.
lied mathematics. as illus was • very pretty "e
with
the
deof Hope" in old towards the expenses of the show, which will doubtlesst on to by of the growth of Methodism thmushout the
,•w Includes rerodranelee in Methodist Sunday School and Ban _. le be • source of much attraction. Langdnn, b lied.don ... ... 1 b Hodsdon,..„ ... the oborough, • ProPewill•l believe, a- Ce referriug inure particularly t , wiea hal herniainee e
there-centric e.rms which haere en a blue ground, with hangings 01 yellow When are our Dorchester Sunday Schools to organise
Rev. - Farr, hII Bit here comes another .
olsdon ... 3 Ft It sit. b Medea= ? the various denominations. B
.-. pliabed by him-elf tor a diettiet rilh-le
dent. Appletele.) SHIPPING INTILIJORNCt.-Arrivais : Otter, Thomp- ~,,,,,,e Dove, run out .. ... ... 2 b Hodsdon ... ... 6 to have a combined demonetrat onltofhaeallbrheesiChrrlawido
•II biting in front of fringe) in the name of their presi I,
nicely" nutty years son; Denis, Clark; Cygnue, Painter, Jersey, pot ,toes; __ commemoration of the centeggrY °f it*thert Bev. J. Mao, h R d,son
... 1 b Elliot ... ... I notitalkbe.:* stbei.:kand, behind
.h from its oature will have the enees oice,i to know that id. keen aia i r
.dt...,ieel e
meta makesthnt part Mi.. E. Smith then recited very _ _Port, eyino of preventing the o . gloving of man.' ra ti . lie h ,t, It• 't wl tat
misinformed) that
p. ,ple attending tlp sr enlarged ch. el. at.d th "ht
Ily more n sue& aide; aeo," which was followed by a dialogue for three Great Western, Blampied; South of Ireland, Pesten, towns are alive Is it thM in five-church I birches' er Balker'? Poole, Brid W uth, and other Simon. c R•yeoldp, b
R eleduu ... ... ... 12 e Reynolds. b Hedy-
.;:d%eltinti(andinlo"htiohiels,emini rahtfatrgsei:erlib• eiee;iteg .cwwwil °"t.
(lie I .r.:g. rience .3 these avne Taints*: r•I t , rot th
'in church ilmeres that r
~, the Dissenters are waiting for .
'sing I 'toter down, characte s, who miaowed " Why Matthew Mason could Cherbourg ; Aquila, Flisher, Jersec:bgeneraleSurperise, * the Church people ?
• great deal 0 Mitchell. Newcmtle, wale; Au
°a °ma"' u"'hi n".• Or is it that the Episcopalian". with 'modesty
4 cle b Hodsden ... 0 children shall first of all meet en
received the truth-he me 'nal up .n theme, dolls
fd
amusement. The hymn "Do what you can. truth stone ; Warrior. Allen, Sh
lerelfully buried nit eat his pepper," and causedields • Wasoef rd rl d
a -0 , Ws, an . commendsble in some things, are offering . the finst Brines. b Elii"t ••• ••• •••
Carruthers, b Eliot ... ... 1 I, fledsdon ... ... 3 .hort service
Newman, h Boded& ... ... 0 I, Hodedon ... ... 3 the re..e.or of the pat'
, i power to bring °there t , Pe ki,..etee'n'il
t Fro me on shag prevail," by the choir, wen w t with • good swim Hartlepool, male. -Sailing+ : Great Western, Blam-,m suchd tn. Now the dissenters are as prom, o
place to their brethren? Say, . May b Hosiselon ------2
tlietock find end we. well received.-Mr. Davie heart was so f pied; South of Ireland, Nana Cherbourg • Brighton, let Hi be heartily united, or if that can Ingram, c& b Elliot ------0 not nut ..„ ••• g the tenets they held as our church people, nay more,
t the herrn. niurn &wing the • • . -'l"nitel
" e • ' a einti,.4
ed mulled of Joy Litt h he conl.l varcely exprees hisfeelings.
His Falls • A uil Fibber, Guenusey, gener'al ; Otter, a "use °lt
, el a,
band f h had tees' to raises little Thompson • Denis, Clark ; Olynns, Painter, Jersey, never be at least let them provoke each other to loveth, re and Woe part in a
Keene. out ---------2
beautiful hymne, sung at bd.:reale dude the twill
and foto! works. The petitioners against the Martinis Extra ... ... ... 1 Edna ... ... 2 preei us to the celebrations o the ay their
, tire first aim in getting a o hope .
_,.led
balsa. . -
he bad Brat been - an insult to
yell for temperance army in Dorchester; . ,
,f pon should have been Positivists, and instead of 3D them to attend a parish church service is
' the town GRISTANCID AG MIST Bouaszitotere.-The Bourns- o
a. The to form one by seeing other denominations le . i „ H imitating
the
old
ee.d_
" Thou shalt not," have 29
their relige•us belief,' and forms of worship. Another BWANAGIL
ereen with them, and he thougbt they would have one too. mouth Aduerguer &dm Is- Mao rents must he been forward to commemorate the good din of a PORTLAND CitiCKILT CLUB. t week which
eith The result was he had gathered a number of children lowered, the courteous visits of the rates and tax man who set to work. For such an one there is room let lehin.e. gad Inniugs. circumstance bag occurred. wit du the pas ANNiVgaeAtti.-- The Wesleyan Sunday
- aeparate their creed from thone of the latter, anal to ask d "welt
A *
eh around him, whom he hoped would grow up temper. oollecton must be less frequent, and their demands enough in Dorchester, even now, with all the ortho- Be ale, bNe amen ... ... 2 will tend to throw a stall
various Sunday aneiversary, usually held at Waiteunti le, will
lance men and women. With regard to the banner he more moderate. Apartments and lodgings at reason' doxy of Durngate-street. wale, c Dove, b Newman ... 4 t
Wt. ,d, b N ,uensti ------0 an Out ... ...• 6 in the wee of simale•twati"n of the
wheels on this one day. A letter has :eon receivednday. delete -ii.,,,L1
I.,obea fellvwed by an mitertaiument iu the w
had c ,Ilected Et 10;, mid be thought it would wet E 7, able charges must be procurable; doctors, chemists, -- Johnson, c Ingram, b I.y the Rev. J. A. Lawson, recto .
r of St. James's
which he hoped would be made up to-night. He invited ant tradesmen in general must not attempt to take World Bays that " the Prince of Walue," holding a Newman ---------8
ton
will
be
pr.,,ided
in
the
c0n.r.g.t..,,,,,
ea%
'as friends ot the children to come and sign the pledge. advantage; and such • permanent place of amusement lighted taper in his hand, Weeded the Requiem sLue 'lodide's. c Caruthers, is Pet.
tire ...et of a tea to the children on the y "
''Plaesed Recitation : "The drunkard's wife," as a small aquuium should be proeided."-Let those for the repose of the late Empretss's soul. Newman ---------0 -16 eit .
Why send such an invitation to the
'V. Nr,rrie.-After an anecdote by the chairman, whom it tuay concern in Weymouth take the Mlle _____ Bob,', Ibw. I, Newman ... 6 c& b Newman ... 6 celebration. W 1.
t_
tt....,
sch..„l4
" ilafSbeiS anb judc.
lo• k, the town missionary, g ,vp a tee.' t addre-s. thing., to h 4 art. My last scrap of faith in the profitableness of last Crocker. b Newman ------0 tector when the children atten. ing he p i I
Chorch, from our new M.P.,stating he will defray the
‘..
emaieced fleet if we welted to see the nation Fl Re. -On Monday id .:I,t • fire was di...covered at season hit:one. Even cabbages end vegetable marrows Rey bolds, h Newman... ... 4
w.• ferret get
t 1.01,1,4 the children and the chop belori,ing to Mr. la. Phillilos sti St. Mary. could not tempt me to wish for a farm in a wet cold Elliot, b Newman ... ... 1 of worship? I think the aleyor of the town IS th
Ibri tstreet. Supt. IPC 11 f nal were - • i g d Dunkley, not oil ... ... 0 c Dove, b Newman 0
up with lialnts of temperance anus •c y.
We are not so much affected by the lariats Bo
'a" the ants are a people not 'Arens, yet promptly in atteudenco, awl on examination found hmemo
'ine dividend for creditors. Sixpence in the El Warren. b Miller .. 0
. ... Peneins of all elegem are interested e but our chief Bente parides -Carte, for instance. Yet evec ea,!
MO rp
reo
lb,
eurt a portionperson
to
Extras ... ... ... 8
'lair fruit in the summer," the speaker the confl sgration to be in the garret. It havine been that wee all which came out of the cabbage-and-gourd - magistrate Li a Liberal, and herein, I preanrne, lies rustoun tel et the resolution and rider thereu, -'
cat incentive to rise workers in the found impossible to reach the fire from the melded farming, at Dorchester, andithe creditors seem to have -
33 corecempiarreedeuwch a notification when
27 the whole secret. I hear that the teachers of the in the Lower Room, a teotveo,tion,
to
the
irerie
~an I also gave some sound advice to ladders were placed against the aide of the house, an cheerfully acquiesced. Verily brotherly kindness is _ largest Sunday school in the town are unanimous not the HOU-e "desired to deliver itself ;rem g•
lalogne for three characters in the pipe,. having been carried over the roof, the he. great' but f couldn't be schooled into a joyful 01113111 A.BRAIL to accept of Mr. Schreiber's offer, preferring to defray responsibility ws to any diiherieur which rm.!
as received with roars of laughter. having been arranged, quantities of water were thrown admirstion of such results. A. the small expense which will be incurred out of their done to Almighty Coel by the cheracter e':
MAOISTS/ILL.-On Monday, before Colonel J. n.
'Rim, then, a ddiere," and they through the garret window. So well was the stream - worship which in the event of the
•to their work, for this was directed that the fire was moon extinguished. The fire. Arrangements appear to have been made at the Digby, • tramp, named All- ,so Stone was sent to Dor-
de i instances t i the same effect during the next few daye. g l'"Win s
this Bill may hereafter be , ff !red in chtuciewis
-en. '' A present for Granny" which had fortunately been di.covered at the cam- South-Western station, laorchester, that the wind shall .
cheater Gaol, with hard labour, for fourteen days or own fuuds, and no doubt I shall hear of several
All other Kitts, then, deccrate the ce
'n a clear way, and the little inencement, did but little damage, thanks to the not blow and that the rain, even if it rsineth every begging at Hilltield on the sth inst. Within the paid fortnight catches of mackerel dust by the presence id their minis Cr, and twat"
attune she received. -Rev. promptness and energy of Supt. Vickery and his men• day, shall always rain straight down. Else, what Poems IneeterrOn.-Captain Eigre, the Govern- amounting to several hundred pounds have been their invocations the ear of heaven. The
the gospel, was pleased The origin of the fire is unknowu. the meaning of the narrow roof and open sides of the ment Inspector of Police, accompanied by the chief landed upon Poole Quay, and I could wish that sums priests have stretchea and strutted till they herr
'iron in this great work, BAD Lexaciaar..-On Tuesday two females, named e that conducts you to the station for Came. constable, Cal lain Amyatt E. Amyatt, inspected the of money coming in all at once like this could lottilY voiced themselves that they car, waildn this o'4
e world ministers of Henrietta Woods and Maria Ti!' were charged with road? The South-Western improvers, before they police stationed in the Cerne division, under the be appropriated by the fishermen of Poole towards the present, arid that to , the 15,a00 petitiouers is eaty
'liners; be believed behaving in • riotous manner, and using indecent and accomplish much there for the public good, will have charge of Supt. Freeman, on Tuesday morning lent. eunaing and fitting-out better Clalle boats of larger the sole defence of the honour of Almighty (el. E
and he advised the Profane language on the Esplanade.-P.C. Carter to try and try again. Before the station is really a - dimensioniewith which they would be the better able to ' passion" Randolph mays he she 1 neter unile s''-'
eige, and not to said last Thursday night he was on duty in King- good one, they must give up patchwork, and make POOLE. compete with their opponents hailing item Porte- we suppose be means after he i• buried. ET,,;;;
leans were two street when a gentleman came up to him and asked a thorough change. ASSAULT.-On Tuesday, before W. N. Western and mouth, Dartmouth, and Weymouth. I believe that n
awshop .4 Lincoln lealieves the tt. tete rui et, tie eree
'red-war and him if he was aware of the language being used on - W. C. Lankeater, Esquires, Alf, at Clarke, a labourer, if our fishermen only exercised a little more judgment,
and .4.. IC.B riadi U. Itahuef IP. rirumcegi'air ttV‘riflesth
ueleillerrittlheris4ll6ti'
ir his hatred the Esplanwle. He at once went down and found the The Weymouth Flower Show in August should be • was charged with acaulting a woman with whom he and learned to cultivate habits mote conducing to
emegmikidaitodugdiggbroinvigeeerke.
and
tTh
ehelz:btr :I,
ea
rt to
thra:vfini n‘gtvhc.e.str:te.:l:e.t.!: tset,, :
ally ruined defendants quarrelling together and using very bad success. Prizes worth some 1:125 are to be offered cohabited, named Susannah Masters, on the previous thrift, they might, in a very short time, consi tar it an
uld least language. It was at ten o'clock at night. The gentle. including those for the bee exhibitions., which sum will day.-The complainaut said that between three and insult to be called "the poor fishermen of Poole."
'e's end, man said he had never heard such languaze in hie life., eel%
include prizes of • substance we, (hi the while of those four o'clock on Monday afternoon the defendant came
choir -They were ordered Loney Lis. each, the expenses or •-•-- can prevent its putting u,. St. Paul'. tO 4.1114:44.
at a distance to compete for. The Alexandra Gardens. into the house very tipsy and swore at her in a dread- The public will note wi. h pleasure that In • shirt
'nd's the Court, and dismissed. . the DOW and certainly mere fashionable noes de ya!unie ful manner. Ile took up some lettuce on the table time they will be able to walk about the street* with Plymouth Brethren?
les FUNERAL OF • SUNDAY SCHOLL'S-The remains or • given to the new garden, will he FrehahlY the Place and beet her About the head with it, and also struck a MOP! Confident atet,, as the Town Council will one- The ...lit w keeps • private Bridal bill by sw..•
'. young woman named Elizabeth Ann Perk m an, *scholar selected for the show, although it seems rather a pity her with his fiat over the left eye, which Was now die- cider at their next meeting, the desirability of framing
of St. Mary's Sunday School, wereinterred on Tuesday none of out clever paragraphs get outof his wage-11Z
that in Weymouth or in the chose neighbourhood some coloured. He likewise broke two of her chairs to byedawe for the regulation of bicycle driving. T
- have A satiricalecholar has been writing the Miter, hes,
afternoon at the cemetery. The dee ased girl, who more extensive grounds canoot be had ear the pieces. The witness stated she was knocked insensible nothing to complain of on this se we myself, but the he was " rather puzzle I lest weex with lihtile i
ms buried on her nbeeteenth birthday, has been in asking, in order to make a papillae/de of the affair, as by the blows, and remained for some time till her complaints made by our Mayor at the clue. of the everyone Kiddie puzzle; cetehe.thefoeu,•,,,,,e,gi "
i service of the Rev. Talbot Geese& for MOMS year', at Sheri:Kane. Bath. Trnwbri'lge, and other places- mother came, and dressed the wound she re- Petty Sessions last week, and those which reach me scholar ,i,,„t„,, Latin, C. w„, t ,he ;,„ ,5,,,,,,tet tep
was much loved and respected. She was seized s day As it Is, however, the committ. 0 will make the most of ceivea. When the defendant was drunk he was like from all quarters, show that something mast be done can read it), tire Editor witi m he tra pay fer a dee;
before her death with paralysis, and died on the limited space at their dia....al in the gardens, and • madman, but when sober he did the best he could for the better trotection of the public against recklees b rsket.
ay. The poor girl was followed to her last rest- make the show as successful as it Is in their power to for her. On Sunday he was beastly drunk, and he driving. There can be no doubt, but the members of We turned out of doses with the rest .f
besides her relatives anti Immediate friends, do. Mr. Tbiselton, however, is still chanting his old then broke same cups and saucers. an I threw • glass the local club will heartily approve of these regulations
'day School teaceer and some of her fellow- war cry, inure funds, and it is hoped the Weymouth defendant bottle at her.-The defennt said about two months provided they de not go too far, and I hope our local neighbours to welcome home from their weldiheW
Mr. and Mrs. F. Vye. How the belle did rung •
' e
leautiful flowers were thrown on the coffin people will not be behinl-hand in aiding the ago at the time of the election, the complainant Parliament, in their endeavours to remedy • grievance, always like to congratulate other people wh-a taa
de. The curate of St. Mary's, the Rev, committee and secretary to carry out their task with 'stacked him with • knife and cut him through the will not allow themselves to go to the other extreme
eel the burial service, get married, for it means another free hem, fer '
ite
complete success. The borough members have sub- cap which he then wore. He also stated that she had and inflict hard and fast lines on those who indulge in
r3tAtx,-On Monday at the Police-obi Lucie.
scribed liberally, and thoee who are not borough abused hie, on other occasion", and she Was as much this healthy recreation, and if not noble, at any rats
Park. of Wellington-terrace, was Generous Miss Win:: gave an out-andeot M
members have done the same, hut the sinews of-not to blame as himself f,r whet hail occurred.-The cum. high art. 'the new cinder path will be opened on the supper en Saturday week to all the e ee
donkey-drivers who to her knowle lee Me meta
Collins, • cabman, fe neglecting war but fleeter shows-are atilt wanted. We have plainant's mother stated having gone to the house and 7th of July and net Jane, my mistake last week
e balance of a certain cab-fare, authority to state that the fine baud of the Pompadours found her lying on the Hair bleeding.-P.C. 13" ding miming from a printed notion to that effect,
eplainant said on the jut day at Porthend and the Italian Band will supply the deposed having gone to the house an -- d found the com- whip nor stick. This lady "'tee detributee pas
, among the boys who allow their enlist .1,. t, walk e
name down to the Somerset needful music on the occasion. plainant in a very weak state, and the wound she had I regret to state that my friend the " Wanderer'
ii be at the barracks in the hill. In the nanoe of the lour-f ~,tel we ;Ude
- received had been dressed.-Tbe Bench strongly con- has not been as good as his word in furnishing me with
• hearty thanks, trustitet »he will nut de an, eg
at to the barracks about St. Mary'a parish was about the first in Weymouth damned the defendant's conduct, and sentenced him a letter. The numen,ua readers of the Telegram wil
the year round, and take her walks far -reeve i'
defendant to the militia to think of celebrating the centenary of the establish- to one month's imprisonment with hard labour. "empathic deeply with him when they bear the cause.
n what time he wished ment of Sunday echo .le. The Bishop of the Diocese even
fed.
time go all the better when their iliac..
Puidings will heal un more ...Ars than priem, a
The venerable gentleman is at present confined to his
it two o'clock. Com- has announced a large gathering of Sunday school TIIE POOLE LIBRARY.
, time engaged, but teachers for the diecese in the cathedral city, which The 50th annual meeting of "The Town and C lunty of
k• He stayed till no doubt will be nrgely attended; but it had been Poole Library and Literery Institute" was held in theearns 1 ahttae cei c."
io f t
.gkoeu gout, p and
his when
Pen,
he
st
will has well
The town-crier's voice is now in goal oils. Kiii,
sd 2s. an hour forat mighty instrument A 'dollen vrom or 6011 i about will stfe fief r
hoped that some attempt would have been made to reading-room ef the Lilwary on Monday last, under the before~a ~ - , which says-"a, ,
your resters a raw or snow ton mois far
c next day and celebrate such a grand institution by some kind of Prenidency of Mr. W. D. Bandana. The treasurer's report lbedwiefetldhltthhfinageser;: with p ,wer, and place.
" treat. ' We always thought spirits dead, in heti
. claimed the united service in t': ryes ,uth. The good people of and thumps rather thou iii 'ells cud crier.
at h o ordered Portland are before nm in this matter. The Noucon- .3 £lO 3.. Tee secretary's report miaowed that there were PARK/WOMAN in Poole Telegram.
showed ,a batmen due to him on the 31st Bdcensber. 1879. he has been no weed in days gone by.
-
78 mere', •rs on the book heirs an increase of 16 during CURIOSITIES OF CORFE CASTLE.
-As, how. formats have met and have decided net only on hay. , ' 't • g • -
he post year, and if that Mae.° continued the balance
him, the log united services of their own, but even invited the might be further reduced as far as ordinary expenditure
'day. schools of the Church of England to join them. This was concerned. A Csit of fad Br. 31. had been incurred ra The Corfeital have begged tii to hi oh . a thli
oftener. Well, they are a queer bre so we anti Ida
'leery is as it shout I be. to make certain sanitary improver:Denis, which were keRDERING HIS OWN LOPTI BLAID'
INC).-BDC:ntsiderable excite-
over to lee them as often as we CAD mode Lim. ILL
-age - absolutely necessery. Three lectures were deliveredle tr,,ubled with neither rent nor agent, anal kg
ae We notice the goo I ship Anne, of Carnarvon, which during the pest year, which entaile 1 a loss ..f £1 o'. 61, that a resident in the torn given
had an order to Mr.
ment has been occasioned in Blandford by the report
pendent ere thatching.
Mr. Walker was afrai I had gone to the bottom, has sod tee committee bad decided to diecoutinue them. G. Flaverstock, whitesmith and bell-hanger, Salisbury. de
arrived with her cargo of stone. The men have said Lord Wimborue was re-elected priseleut (or the ensuing street, to make him • coffin. On enquiry, it was "Thee tied knew Willie, Muster, Maery's Wel'
they had contrary winds nearly all the voyage, hut year. ascertained that the report was quite true. On Mn' Aef ter keepers WhitAlondly with the ,etrates c
.. ,
entended they are not much 0 ve. due. FOUND DROWNED, day mnrning, the man waited upon Mr. Baversteek, tayt tellers an' spentien all hip tin-. 1 tae lee
An inquest was held at the Town Hall, on Wed- and asked him what he would charge for • galvanized M eery -he ded tell the bwoy to hatch in Me de.*
-
ne would imagine that the summer of 'BO was nesday. before Mr. G. B. Aldridge coroner, on the iron coffin, suitable for himself to be burial in in the trucks on' to load en wi' sticker',There et
'el to he • repetition of the miserable one of body of • female child, which wes fe,uut dead on the Baverstock named' a prime but to this the men better in the islend. Then they dui dreveevert-Zez
eminent that the child eras prematurely born, and that it /taverna
It is true there has nit been the excessive rain beach at Pa:koala Dr. F. E. Yerto le gave it as his objected, as the figure was too high, bat said that if a e and sold mete Willie z.i.t the lore). bet x
cel last year-in fact, those most intereet el .ck weul.l make one for 30s. he might do so, went Intel a house to ha' z elle ,a' Pentou'etsr. I:
'ter say they could do with more, but there had not had a separate entrance from Its mother. He The offer Wee ace •pted, and the man shortly after- made en peckinh, z, en went up-street to .g.t z 013 f:
Italy no primmer weather, speaking of could net find on the body any merks of violence or of wards furnished the size, giving the length, depth, eat, an' er del cworne down a bit zns ails . wi' ales
suffocation.-John Bowley coastguardsman, said while on
e old-feshional sense. Here we are close duty . n reveler night betweenßourn, mouth and North and width. The job was at once commenced, anal in under one arm an' a pas-el under teth r. Bet err'
~
-'s Day, anti the nights, and sometimes haven, and when about 30 yards from Poole IleaO, he saw the evening the man went to see how it was progress. lost the tar-house, and he'd a gone .41 tel nor lett
eas chilly MO in March. It is, how. the hAr of the child lying at high water mark. Tne lug. He then ordered a heal-piece, or pillow, for the a Ismp-pwost camen agin his head an' knocker If:
Tumble or growl, there is only the elidd was Partly celerel with two cloths. He did not head, and the coffin was completed. A. large number straight. The next mermen the Liw,.y came °weal
'ay it is not our fault. Never fear . e ahyone on the beach on To •elay night.-Acting of people were attracted to the spot, desirous of seeing Core to look sitter Willie. 'I he Lwocal be gesist
ill come soon, and the sooner the Sergeant Sardis said these was not!nur about the child so remarkable • piece of furniture ass galvanized iron summons Cr for denten the pweet. Willie or .11e
lon the Front especially are Leta would 'mist in identification. Verdict "ll'aund cdfin wide furs living man by his own orders, curate it wer the alum an' tears in the 'Lenten!'"
dead."
--... that ded it. I twold en he spiled the bread."
aCes. A
turk and bait had • round or t eci in "Id hill
- DORSET COUNTY TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION.
The quarter_yl meeting of this association was held at WA.EZEI All. "
• certain that the Italian style on Friday last. Let us hope it is no sign is
ose benefitted thereby to Winterborne ILingston, on Wednesday. At 12 o'clock • Luce", POARD.-A meeting was held on Thursday, old England having outraged the Zulus must preen,
who have not already special temperance sermon was watched in the church by the Brd inst., when there were present-Mr. C. coerce the " unspeakable Turk." What stupid bile
have subscribed most the Rev. 0. L. Mansell, who took for his text Hob. Yearsley (chairman), Messrs. T. Marshalisay, W. P. do live among us. Where Was the policeman? Es*
ir and the rest of the xtii, 3. At hsif.past one the delegates and friends sat Collihole, J. Bennett, T. Randall, J. B. Best, J. W. where was his staff!
ility thee incur in down to lancheon, presided over by Mr. J. J. Norton, Tribbett, W. It. Marshman, and F. Biiggs.-The Urn
oat,. of the food. Sheriff of Poole. and at three o'clock the delegates met for
the transaction cf business, minutes of the bust meeting were read and confirmed. --
The president, Mr. J. J. NORTON, occupied the chair, A rate of Ls. in the £ was made.-The tender of Mr. YEOVIL.
and in hie opening remarks expressed the pleasure he felt Townsend, for printing the bye-laws, was accepted.- ~ n
uoNenrcrivx MURDER "-A alwifoni desk
and the honour conferred upon him by acting as their Mr. Hobbs' tender for laying a covered drain from
repriaerheon.tactiulaits.thlareasyograt,hferpin;:,sio. Wiqui. fn. Brake, was Irrought up at Lonaen fki;..il.
*sr arrived read the treasurer's uFewrillitMerrniZeilleanhiarep'peliects°treionwtoee for sending to bondon the carcass. •of a CoW Whitt N
aye from report, which showed • balance in hand of £2B 17s. accepted.-Mr.
the Board to be appointed joint clerk with his father
• died, which he ',ought for El.- Defendant bade
The Secretary, Rev. - VAUGHAN, real his quarterly
-The Beard granted the application.- Mr. AV'. the inspector all about it, and before tie Bench fie
„ report, which shoved that continued progress was being Daniel appointedmedical tfi.-I know I told the truth.-Sir Thonia., Bakke d;
'bulb made, and gaol work done,
was 0 cer, subject to the a very disgraceful tale you have told. you I,:
art. la the evening there was • large meeting in the school- sanction of the Local Ga M ernment Board.-esars. seem to appreciate your conduct. lei., in a
room prod tel over by Mr. J. J. N eton. and addresses Marshallaay and Beet, the committee appointed, pro- ,
•• constructive mural f er, or you to buy a dbreaeel cee•
were uelivered by Mr. George Curtis (Mayor of Poole), duced • tender of LI 18s. from F. Hibbs for erecting £l, and send it to London in the h. •
hope that it mg
Mr. Glover, deputation f rom the Western Temperance the hoarding at the North Bridge, which wan accepted.
Les4ne, Rev. Faustian, sod Mr. D Balloru, of Lytchett __A tender was sent by the Board to the county '
ea.! If sold, it might poieon several people
.s
' most enthusiastic reacting was brought to a close in the surveyor for keeping the North and South Bridges in there is no knowing where the mischief would en
manner. consider it my duty to send you to prison fr I
aal repair for five years. It includes the approach of month.
report of the proceedings will appear next week.
100 yards each side of them. -
PETTY SESSIONS-THURSDAY. Cousin PETTY Sammie, Thursday, June 3r4.-Before sazaßoaNs.
1. Cures, Es
.Mayor), W. N. Western, G. 11. Captain J. W. II Hawkesworth.
L Farmer, F. Mdlus, and W. D. S smarm° TASK RABBITS. -Robert KeaU, of Hinton, ARCHERT.-The Great Western Archery
Sal-ton, I wanage. was brought up in custody by P.C. Cantle will be held in August in Sherlsoree Pork,
are anted with stealing two tame rabbits, the property of ARTFUL ROGOW - -On Tuesday some c , .•ti
ire, a dyer, was charged with devettine his William Burt, stone-wor ter, of Swanage.-It is supposed was caused b •
ud leaving them chargeable to the Paola y the apprehenpion of a man morel 1
prisoner ate the rabbits the same night as the offence was who had occupied ac-anti Initial position in the
• workhouse said they had in the hues committed, as the skins were found by the constable iie sof sir. ovob„, rag merchant. orei .. ti„ppe
-hildren which were deserted by their closet adjoining joinoing the benne where the lived,
tprtsone-_
costermonger, Waned Perrot, who were char:edit
has only been out of prawn sigh days. He was
ant was traced to ioutaamptan.cheating Mr. Belben in a eomewhat neve' 111311 Def•
he had just returned from the thenot. charged.i lby Editaz,,,,:hLave
damaging oder with attempting to break
the lock. window, & , Too careful by half, he th ught to hove a check ,
'broken his leg, and had no work
ebild-en. of the said reslL-For the first offence be wile committed.. dishonesty by preventing°his man from payiaz
for trial at the Quarter Sessions Meth June), and for the stores bought. The course of business WU Iv
e defendant to one month's
mr. second he was fined .C 2 or iii default of payment one sender to see Pope and receive from him e a tick
month's imprisonment goods obtained, and then to take it for payment t
' for selling a half-pint of Porn 8 To-i Before Li tO. 1 1 o
.....eay. - ore so - . one
Mansell. CaptsTriiwillawkaiworth. and G. Burt, and N. lben. For some time the two have been cef
to prosecute. Bond. Ems. on a niee little game. " Hoopy "w. tile stump
in the Food and Drugs' George Collins was summoned by the Board of Guardians at dinner times when nobody wait aeout mete
mked the defendant for no using to support his father, Henry Collins-The untrustworthy agent, would deliver nothing, Atel t
answer was that
OD he
an
, defendant did not appear-James Henry Wiltshire, •ti kat, for it. In this way Mr. Belben ha&
13 was no label
relieving officer for the Code Castle district said the d f ded h e ran , e thought, d
Id the defendant defendant was ordered to p in March fla 81. a week daily. He g 4 a pelieeie
'him a third of and shut hirn up in a coal cellar oppoeite hu.
.0,4
towards the maintenance of pay
father. There were now
' to take. He four weeks due and Bathe costs of the last action. The and the gatne was up. -Apprehended. Pope :In i
who had re" defendant had promised to send the money-Au order said it was Hoppy'rs fault.-B rth are commies&
eluced, trial.
for distress wu granted.
net-s. said George Turner, of fiwanage, was summoned for being
over drunk there on the 16th ult -P.C. Goodridge having stated DORSET NATURAL HISTORY AND FIELD
the facts of the case, th,, Bench fined the defendant, who CLUB.
' they did not appear, in 2.. and Bs. costa, with the alternative of T •
we 14 days' imprisonment he first :nodule for Do. year W.I. Lehi at
* Sherborali
' • Jesse, Iles:tor was summoned for allowing a home to Tu'sdli tool' The member, rt.iientli'eit .4 tu.,
dinrat
New weenie of the KO '.4 Sql ad In the res.
' stray on the itad lust -The defendant pleaded not guilty. shs„,,,„ „f th " . - ' •.' aill. UP
-PC. Bushy stated that 011 Wednesday morning hat,e rerstitt et (J C. NI aneeld ~,, „.., g I
chair se •
between five and six o'clock, he saw the defendant's horse .$ occupied I y the tr,aturer (-he str••
'staying on the highway between Bloxworth and West Professor 13 '‘ lf ' 'l4
rden. After watching the horse for eome little time heVOUS AN, the ..morary &Tett. F.Tao,
-wed the defendant coming down the lane dose by ~,
resume '(the oceeoanga of the societY thou"
r He fPr I fie., v lite"
he had two horses, and when he was driving the eit,„.ev.
0.
precerre, on the issue of th.
"Thu Solle'
nee hack to the others be told the defendant that Direct,". tambreige's great work on
'report him as he had • horse on the highway _app mations tor which het be s el. ner7,-,its
ry day in the week.-The defendant said he peril from America. It had exerted a.. TY
mmon him as he always sent his children to intere.t among naturalists, and he we, erne e a
that had roundels,' r"-
horses. The defendant, in his statement to o_ a n jember of that society
el, 000
4 the horse had strayed down the lane while work. Taken altwether, they lest year nie.
m a wheel, and as wean as he otwerved it • e Progress in their pursuits, awl be di Is. Kw
s.h i tete 0
eht it back.-The Bench considered the nwiremetn„s',..„," y,,e„l„,,.ang a lac,ctt/ whf Iwto et
Acrid the defendant to pay a fine ef inttlTti- subscriptions--...
l. a a• Werd nereeoary
was MVO they .. n'' i oi
'led to the Bench for an ejectment I 1 . tfe'te.'
coming. The Prefessor said they a . ... hoffl
ay, who occupied a cottage belong- exchanges VI tth other eracieties. shd he se ;urie
the
, Regis. As the pee..
w.
not !lace these volumes in the library dere.%
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'he service of the notice on the visitors to it, and for the use of tl ute
owned. scholars of that place. refl
The Rey, If. H. WOOD, as honorer). lrlswrer..will
- financial statement for the past year. It aboviw,
wno2l/1. there was the 1,1101 of £6 only in haul t'•""whi tr
the Volume of proceeding., which wis to be 0.
...cod 'es
el here is now being spiders. meThbeere that day, and for the .
.. 1 e
• Inman fe wed the eel,. a,
is expense • bazaar obliged to havere:Wogeynetars' proceedings in 'd'` v
e upwards of £4O, to atop a volume, unless the members libel te
NO realised. The their subscriptions Mr. Wool paid he bail W.f.'
'ad with other copies of Mn, Cambridge's volute.. n "Tee'".,7„;
ede mends to Dor. t" to be reeie wed, an Ihe re‘d the fi "
'(onday, ins eluding remarks in a notice et it wh-h spy'ud
Nature :-"The three pees are excelles•. • ,ssoi,
tidal' were Cambridge's usual analyti.•al style. Th''. e" -
id side of great credit upon the local sod' ty that iisine,.'„
an them deserves the support and hearty thanks ..I Iti ,
astern, but few) who are interested in Bri kb spider,.
The The SECRITARY remarked that the tinsocal
nd was not quite so bad as he expected, and he:in;.%
n that all farmers could make out a , Coed s I'll
(Laughter.) He was very enrry that them vo-0
not able to be amongst them that day. but !1,‘,4 s
sure that his heart was with them. lie lwv,:-,,wiew
',melon of Mr. J. C. Mansel•Pleydell as the s""
'society,
e Rev. 0. PICKARD-CaIIUIRIDGE secoodedwgri:
ith very great pleasure, and it was
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'low!ng new memben were erneeeedese,
lhtlhliagatone, Proposed
Walsingham Greeley, o 7 Mili ,o
'tent; the Rev. B. N. Cbudelerle;
al by the secreteav : and e
d by the secretary. Pro-i- i.
'hat Mr. Goble, who
'the son of Sir Willism hoe-
a P.#
was the appointreestr
Is Year. and
dy be the ti-st riwece.
there last Yesr...-1 al
•ht to be rim,'"
'hat at Odsisfse
i t
...bed them e
-en of
Vaasa
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