The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05 00:00:00

BEalltltifiTEß.

PRIZII DAT AT THIS GRAMMAR SCHOOL—This event
came off at the school on Friday Imit, the hos s' having
previously undergone a two day's tumult' tion by the
K Farhatm Mrs. Cos, of the Manor HOtlie
distributed the prizes as follows :—Form W.—First
prize, gives by Governors, to Coon, • ; Form lII.
First prize ditto, Swathel4 ;second, Andrews 1. ;third,
Hallett. korai ll.—First prize, ditto, Keniston ;
second, ditto, Andreweji. Norm I.—First prize,
Froome second, ditto, Leggii. ; c-rtiticate of merit,
ditto, Davey ii. Sirectal pnzes.--Fonsi IV. ch
prize, given by hlr. W 0 4,, Coombs. Form I
Mathematics, given by Lieut.-Col, Gne, SHOiliefri ; English, given by Mr. E. Coombe, l'ine I. ; Latin,
given by the Headmaster, Andrews I. • Form 111.
and IV.--Holv Scripture, given by the Governors, Gsmiba and DOffett—Forms I. and II —1) tto, &no,
Keniaton, Consolation prize, given by the Esenriner,
Pine ii • writing, given by Mr. Leigh, Hallett ;
certificate of merit, given by Mr. Leigh, rsat_ ,1 • c in.
mended, Andreas ; drilling prise, given b• Sergeant
Hann, Andrews I; oertifteme• Mooch commended,
Andress H. Cheer,, were given at Use conclusion for
Me". Vox and the leaders%
AT the Be.minaier Petty S .a.loria, on Illorday.
adt Macey, of NetherMry, wee charged with hwy.,.
drunk at .he llare mot Hoonila, %Vey' o •n on the 214
inir.—P.°. Roper it 4.ed that h- • .w the d f-ed
In the h tras drunk at I alf-peat four; an I P.O. Ink
found hinat a quarter to nine lying is the stehle,_., William Stone t the d •fence, staled that defendant
hal helped to arink fin quads .g sle.—The Ch drtuan
said the case aas acieiWy seri. U. enough to iirsr•ant
oonviciloo, and it would be diami.sed.
agaiort Mrs. Hallett. wl °keeps the Hare and HoundHounds,hnr
for permitting drunketote.. was Hub awn. --Junes
Tearets, George Dunn, &Lenard }tattooed, JANINA
' Gale, Joaeph Hum ev. and JAI% Haloes, I.b eater. of
Sawa,. A.h, Netherhurit, wen °tuned wi h haring,
on or about the 17th inst., felon' uple oaten • quantity
of w d, p rte ot a diemmil hare and unlahabit.... howls
situated at Salway Ash, and of the value of e 5,
il
William ThomasThomasStudley, publican, d Da*f4 Co. is.,
na]
Gale, shoemaker, both ot *awe place, were °hatred
with hewing relonionaly received other poergoes of the
said building., the former to the •st.tot of 41, and the
latter to ha amoni.t of Is., they well g the
same t. have been feloniously atolea.—P.O. Kllie
I stated that he was entrusted with search wartnetr,
md he received a quantity of wood from each of th•
pair.—P.C. Roper corronotatect—Me.K, Moot was
lidentiftei the wss,d at part of tire buildings, let to him
ct:dho pr ssectsto,, Mr. R. Leta. Prieweets
to
44. be tried by the Rene% and were eadi loud
12 lie.

POOL*.
' TER belle el St. Jana ruag nlitnoTranneYesesill
honour of Coroviatie• dee, but tltro we•
heisted ma the palate behalves, sad the Mem was li.
us ',sly tinier.
Ttnea—Mr. SeanSer. M.P., has
SIGNS Or
I forwarded through Lieutenant Badge • ohogoof°trff2sthes
so towards wing the expenses of the corps o
review at Windsor, on Jule 7th.
Ourt• os:—The tuarhloo oi the Indiana Ranw•Y
Company at Bride , cense deem by spiels', on
Saturday, for • day st Boarnemottteit sad an ay,
the big guns, the directors, had r wayes-geoes,
the MOW Owe.
'ESMOND'S.— The same spiritedindividrntutalazm
he
recently ran the Stella on a trip to wnn.hanton
Tue.,.
the Telegraph for the Southampton races, y
last. About An passengers availed theniselvee of the
the voyage was heartily enjoyed.
ni opEortunifY. and - .v tal " tampion wl
SALTATION ARMY.— ,ap n
his boat stationed bare for use thee past, and les
earned the respect of • good many by his Islet
unobtrusive conduct, las bees trassferred to
Gloucester.
FISSIUBT. me-thse of the Quay
TIIIRto o..sals with & nserearatatim of the UTIOD
kolowirbTourirb.:4ol"l"..bad ostt'lgieranesd."ar.l:ftletbsd.rePtooolli-ill
a&ivas of the pees were visaed as withdraw. We
ag lieviserabfy.
nellerstand mestere ar:setregafternoon tbe
rersl
F.csmA, _On Thu e• remain. nf
Mr. &mail Ley, fortorlit head Pith" at the infat
swim hoseithsrre buried in St. Mary's churchyard
Longfieet.
deceased, who was only 36 years of
age, had been ill along time oconsumptlidn. He Imo
moch respected, saca number of his one:trades
followed the b dy to the flibve.
NEN MASONIC LODGE.—Tb• members of Lodge
imAtraty,ioNno.p.l37t, of t,
bolos
dwn, for more
uwirwmeetingsthan
in
Kum& Hall, Barber's Piles, are about to " migrate "
to new premises li Market-etreet, formerly occupied
as offices by the late T. C A. !trine, Bah solieiter.
w l°
41 feet by t 3 feat, is being built
"A ntherred.rge room,ojpeorgians, and suitable aate-roorne
are being provided for the use of the lodge. The other
alparsteractiotearepeebsentempa
earrwiLibei outistlf
byowai
Hitching,o
The
Perkstone from plank_provided by Mr. C. It.
Cricknsay, architect, of Weymouth.
hain,l'ompronianz
sEspedit.wt..i—OnniborneThuvorriannewerievenhmingattnWpiaass;
drill In seidown perk, whisk had been lent hy Mr. Cox
for the PurPooo• There was a large number of
spectators. Captain Sires had the direction of the
messmurres. T • foieserine was the field stuagth r
B (Wareham) Company, Lieutenant Bodge, in mai,
mend, 1 t-lostructor, S sergeant., en task sas,
file, 13 blisa7ern, ler Bandmaster Longman : 1) (Poole)
Company, Captain Stone, Isienteneata Harris,* said
Smninvirtilimd. 1 alageglan t'nstruct4r(Wimbome . 4..)
rCege:it'anyl ho lea, 'itt
e: F i
Lloyd Jones, Lieutenants T. D. R. Rawlins and W.
R. R awlins, 1 sergeant-instructor, 5 !sergeants. 40 rank
and file. After the menteurres, which were get
then ogh In a very soldierly manner, refreehmente,
rioted by the °thews of the Poole corps and catered
Corporal Brown, of the Genre., were diassure-d.
e band of the Wareham corps played the companies
to and from the ground.
Surma Isrtuutineca—Arrivsla : Jon. /31.4._
Ceres, Summer,, Falmouth. ballast Francis Ana,
Itrown, London, general. and Mary,
Newman. Lulworth. nil. 2.lth—Nile, Smith. :immure,
stone; fiaiffeliel, Jennings, Mt. Helen's, nil; Aranuah,
(Irron. fialeombe. nil. 27th—lleasie. Rowe. Portareneth,
• and __lll_. in, Southampton. nil;
nil; Heinnek d E Al
Geode. Allow. coals; Pride, Ilsne, Cook. ate. 25th—
Volunteer, ; t'ompetitor, Tovee,
NV o..lnurnnnt Dnynaloin,
ii;ew;l4:ll"des.hip. Reams. Portmunnth.
ballast; Morning Star. Chapnusn, Southampton, ballast;
Louise, Bengetsson, Trouville, behest Francis
Marks. Yarmouth, ballast ; Jane Elisebeth, l'arry,
'hide-10er, ballast.--Sallinge: June 23rd—Ceelle.
Bras. Lannior. ballast ; Warrior, Allem, Geernery.
ballast; Undaunted, Kean. Reneorn. slay; Georg.,
Duedas, Hughes. Runcorn, clay' Mary Jane, Goetelow,
Runcorn, clay; Jessie. Starling. Euneorn, slay:
Dale, London, clay; Mary Jane, Matthews, Ellesmere,
clay; Lord Ilauksburv. Smith. Swange, bricks. 24th—
Ronnie. Harris. Cardiff. clay; Mary Jane, lionasey. Ree•
ern. clay ; Snowflake. Jenkins, Runcorn, clay; Frearis
awl Jane. Mann. London,clay. 25—William and Sarah
Ann. Ambler, London, clay; New Illossnm, erothy,
London, pipes; Emma, Conway, Hyde, deals; Marie,
Guizon, Cherlsoirg, ballest. 27th Alice, Thirteen,
London. slay. 25th—Rainhow, Brett. Loudon, slay;
Sunk Light Tender. Co.telow, London. clay ; Lay,
Hawke. Itunsorn. slay; Sidney Claude. Parker. Bosom,
slay; Aslvanse. Cunningham, f'ardiff. wood; Ceres,
Summers. Falmouth, flour.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT. BRUTAL CONDID T. —.Oa
ilatuiday erenirg, about half-poet ten, as Mr. Alias,
jun., boat bull ler, of Harnwor hy, was walking on tbe
road between the station ant the bridge. be came
across a man lyi gin an insensible 'tate be the side
of it, and bleeding tendb*y from the bead. Be at
coos summooed aid, ant had him conveyed to his
home, as he rim goised him as ..ne George Willis,
said to be a carter ',the employ of Mews. +-Timbers*
Hunt, and C-., and a very steady man. Dr. Lawton.
of Poole, was rent for, and did all that could be demi
for the poor fellow, but up till Tuesday night he re-
mained is the same uncomic' .us state as whoa picked
up. The police were communicated with, sod Mr.
Sunerintendent Hut at once instituted esquires
which resulted in its being made apparent that Willis
had been walking near the side wall of the read.
and a trap must have overtaken him and been &deem
fate him. Dr. Lawton thinks the Omit must have
caught him in the back of the bud, and thee the
wheel went over his leg. It was dark at Ibis spot at
the time, as the lamps had not been lighted (these
tamps are the property of Loyd Wimboree), but what-
ever excuse that may he'. afforded for the aceidust,
none can be found for the abominable conduct of the
men in the cart that caused it, and who drove ea,
tentless whether the poor fellow wu dying or dead.
Rappqr, the perm entertain not the lust doebt es
to the identity of these unfeeling wretches. Will. is
• man of about thirty-live, and has a wife and
seven Children TIN man Willis died on Thtueday
morning, at 11 o'clock.
Nan WRIGHT AT I'OOLL-012 Monday, Tuesday.
and Wednesday evenings, Ned Wright, the well-
known evangelist and converted burglar, addressed
large audiences at St. Paul's schoolroom. 00 Monday
evening, there was a highly respectable gathering,
more so than the deces he professes to speak to, and
an address of considerably over an hour duration,
was most attentive'y listened to and at times warmly
applauded. Ned, is a tall well-built man, apparently
of about 45. He has a pleasant voice and a powerful
delivery, and during his singing is accompanied by his
son on the harmonium. By trade a Thames water-
m(n, he ham also figured as a public exponent of the
art of using a "bunch of fires." and on several
occasions has been an unwilling resident of one of Heir
Majesty's cr mina' or ablishments.—On Mooday
evening the Mayor of Poole (Mr. G.. Curtis) wadded.
and in introducing him, briefly expremed Ms plessnre
at seeing so many come to show their sympathy with
the work in which Mr. Wright was eneaged. As far
us he himself was concerned, those who knew lam
best, knew that he had given an his life, not email he
the eame kind of work, twit to evangelistic work at
various kinds, and he was glad to have the opportunity
that night of listening to one wh. as praises were on all
tongues. One thing had given his mind some Stile
unrest, and that was whether the way In Whieh
evangelistic services were eondnued in the peewees
day, might lore against that revenue from
the Rouge of and Lain His name which they,
must all desire. • y must, however, trust and praythat all them works might he productive rend an.
hasten that thee when therighteouseen of God should
corer the face of the earth, as the wale" c scrod tlle
deep.—Ned Wright, a hymn having t en ving, Den
delivered his &Mies% which, beyond an ocowicitill
difficulty with the letter H, a fellow that he rail he
couldn't tackle, there was nothing br the need
critical to find fault with in it. Ho fivessie.l it upssa
the 53rd of Isaiah, and it had for it. kearden the aurae-
meat and mediation of Christ. Pope.. Priests, Pir""m4
or Virgin Marys, they must al get out of the
way, there was only one toollator between Gol
man. This am a chapter that had especially drawn
h s attention after his convention. After a plain
evangelical exhortation. during which he intrstneed
, one or two affecting little home sacare... which hue
testimony to the worth of his wits, the preacher in
conclusion, said Poole wee highly honoured in hating
a Mayor and a Vicar, who were not *Awned to come
out on the same pletforrs, as • poor illiterate man to
testify of Christ. He prayed for every bleasint
sit h men, and he trusted they would be multiplied
Rev. F. Pocock having offered up preyer, the meet-
ing dispersed.
"A NOVIRL CRICKS? M•TCII... 'Wednesday job-
I holiday with,,ui INWIIO fun or amusement 'would he
very miserable affair, and therefore tits !haulm of the
public are allie to those I.ers,.llS Who get up Weenkhost
es.•larsioms. rowing 4tr ~f
rriein.L. Last W.A....p..14y .. very To was plays,'
on thevriek..t ground, lief ween an eloven the stoat.
MO an eleVen I.f the 1:1.•••1..i..r 1)1...1.011.•.C1it1,. the latter
opt...ring in ro.tione. SOOle Of OW • Ilrele.e. were
extremely good. the best ,d the hit being undolibte,ttu
the g.•t-lip of Mr. 1...1.w.. V, who repre.entr.l a pert lively'
maiil-serrant to ihe life. Th. native of th.
Emerald Isle, front the play of the Irish F:nditilunt (Mr. Wag present, and wonbsi s het yer
honor art a crown I brinini toe hat mit,- • feat it it
araircely neeessury to say tio literally, tiut not in the
Pro.fe••••ional ntenning of the words. iicrompli-lied. A
policeman I Mr. .1. I •harlton), order on tAss
Erounlls. awl so gion4l WAR di. K. 1.141, thAl ermulti-
know whether be eas net ~r
onlY himertaii .... ..f the brothers •• rolt."
(Mr. Eyrea). Waled ahout the field in 14
t sloola crumbs' AO Much fun st • reeent
iw•rltAllsalare of Cho dub. Iricl4 Emiernn,
l'in."•lf
Mr. r Mord) wae transformed Motu the blunt
stunly Australian squatter, to an rid fellow in I.lse
coat with brass buttons. and a hat that &Nerved
respect ter its Mc- and evidiso antiquity. Th..
Clerk Mr. I ...H1...H1 in saplnt .4 1,1. }WM 4,0, and try
In„iro, ''"urot testi' Woe) miueet there WWI life in the
nog Vet MA kit* SINS KONA/ Iligheld eel
I .14Ing:h0VO,O4tOOPW-.." • woman of few words" (Mt-
Glitteridg..), was regieet in all the glory' of a I.ltellY
eocitune and a niob nip. A rel.-eared goalie-
mari (Mr. Brown) had turned rlleeltiedly Nark. Aft,4l,,t
emyrilillk".:::tneruniat'imn't2vlnht,..idiElel(7t‘:::r"d:rMia..l*ly"unntifuedt,;l:l4.%:""keiv:ppPn4ll""dain: tw:brtbb::"
iri,ff the opposite pivatuißion arid gund looking, A court" clowns kMr. Milledge and Mr. li. Ward) helped t''
keep tlie tun alive, the former beating murderous
looking l,ricks
te
(r0.0i.. n th.,
fpaateoliesird) at any small they
irn
Orate (Mr. F. Charlton) 11041 slinL
Ts.u( eAGA re
ah,ir:,:
, knight) in eery evening commie, completed the list of
characters.
The seores made, It may naturally
gulppose,l. were not alarming. The drums" couldn't
'play on eorount of their costumes, •ad tbe club aa".
unable to do much from laughing at the others. 11,'ir. mer, th.•re were about 200 visitors Kerwin, and It.
proceedings neemed to be iiiii eh enjoyed. The ebb
seoreil Sit, and the Excelsior,. 116. Dr. Reser., of great-
bouroe. and Mr. Smith, of l'oole.satisfactorilyiliaellaara.
the duties of unipirus, and Reams. J. Dunfon‘jase soo
James. jun. kept meores for the respectire sidm Mr.
ltallsrit, of the Angel, as usual ilia grat-clan's
refolilinients. 'it',-are glad to hear sCrl a couple of
Pajama will go 111 the Made of Mao mieket dub, aid. as
the ground sadly wants rattly M repair fe , vers of In" manly game mar send i•olatributbiusto.(l,,, captain Mr..
rul'ulti of Looiliorti who will ihankiallg receive theta.