The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-02 00:00:00

FRAIXPTON.

PCILIC TEA Aim Menisci. The Unsectarian
;rinds held a public ten in their cottage, where they
their aerric- . a on Wedneedav evening last, when
30 and 40 sat down. The tea was followed
celdic meetinr, addressed by Mr. S. Cooper,
_of
wYlain.ter. who occluded the chair, Mr. Hicks, Mr.
1114, kir. .1. Foot, 'and Mr. H. Foot, A good
collection was made at the close.

BRI D POSIT.
v,t-r.H.vi AT LIMPORT.—The Roman Catholic
of Plymouth, I/r. ath Vaughan, confirmed at the nlic Chapel, in Vhard's Mead, on Sunday last.
The
."rere between 20 and 90 to receive the order,
being crowded. His Lordship id a cousin
"f h Charles Weld, Esq., of Chideock Mena% where
te Bishop remain, on a visit.
SUUOths ACCIIIR,T. Maturi about
"ern o'clock,• fra•ful accident occurred to a man
V4ini Thomas Clral. carter, in the emph.y of Mr.
raismos Rove-, of this town. Cleat wan returning
r"IO4 t h.rseu from Saler, where he had
Pnh delivering orders, and when he m•en the Brad•
id
torntilts and St. Andrews Chturch, he was met by
rilria of nearninsts t, named I ;marg. Palmer, who was
" ..• Palmer drove violently into Mr. ,
n, hoth shafts broke short off, and
mu was thrown heneath one of the hone', and st the
5e,0.411° t'imo tbo animal fell. The anim d longed oat
In the leg and injuring hi- Irto. A tutn
°Lrow.l,, Dar, of Ileaminster, rearm .1 ti f"'ln hi;
Position, and conveyed him I li. I two cnn.
• hl'• art7e,knaleiesl
lneßi
°lt
"tut feared the leg and arm sr • fractu-eti. It is ststed
who eir.,ve into the van, was illtollolltld.
.0.1:41‘14 this be the cue be will no doubt be punished.
eolkiait*" 46014 hie right side at the WOO Of Owl

CRUD* Cirtiorat.—To this pretty and comfortable
churik recentlir Ktod, have been added "The
Lord Prayer, "Ten Commandments," and the
"Apostle. Creed." The letters are of • gold gilt on •
blue ground, the tablete themselves being of metal.
The Creed and the Lord's Prayer are placed imme-
diately over the Communion-table, forming • double
tablet ; on a triangular space in the centre are the
gPro_Priats words, "This do in remembrance of Me."
'rho Commandment+ occupy • space on either side of
the table, and the whole imparts • cheerful and
consistent appearance to the edifice. A font has
recently been placed, formed of pitch pine, which is
entirely in chancier with the rest of the building.
TIM MUNICIPAL Etacriox.—The South Ward will
be dormant. No opposition has been offered to the
retiring members—Mesers. A. E. Banister (Liberal),
W. Knight (Liberal), and John Hounsell (Conserva-
tive). There is promise of a warm and interesting
contest in the North Ward, and canvassing has
begun quietly but earnestly. The retiring members
for the North Ward are John Pickard Suttill,
merchant (Liberal), Charles Tucker, chemist (Liberal),
Henry Nobbs Cox, schoolmaster (Conservative). The
new candidate for municipal honours in the North
Ward, is Frederick (norge Hohnwood, grocer, West.
street, who has been nominated by the recommenda-
tion of the Bridport Liberal Association. The
association is soliciting support on behalf of the above
mentioned candidates for the North Ward. Mr.
Tucker has occupied a seat in the Council for 15 years,
and Mr. Suttill has sat 18 year& Mr. Holmwood is a
new candidate, and undoubtedly • excellent business
man, and, baying been "brought up" in Bridport,
and well-known as a man of sterling quality, and a
staunch Liberal, there is not a shadow of • doubt
that the Liberals, and many others, will do all in
their power to promote him to the honour of a seat in
the Local Parliament.