The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-14 00:00:00

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DORCHWYTER, TUESDAY, DEC. 14, 1.

Finns* HimanneLL, tho Sl'lll4l'6' I
General, isalgt years of ego, and the son•ln-law of our
impacted boor, Edward Leigh N Iskl
indersiv7. s
of Clyfla is falser was • celebrated writer on
Prophecy, and a wavered Jew.
%mem Momn's neer= Eigneon.- -Fergie:ton
Church was crowded to moms on Suede), evening Ise,
it baring been gaserally understood Mot Dr. Cie cre
Monism would preach for the loot time. TM Bishop
fosaded an impressive and affectionate diecourse on
the words, "For we are straegsre before Thee, and
.eioursiis, as were all our fathers" (29th chapter I.
15th v.) The Vicar. the Rey. A. A.
abo took part in the service.
Legal' maim Scgootn.—Sermom were preached
at sal the churches is the town to Beadily last io aid
of Me Notional Schools. The Rey. T. Bassell-Wright,
at the DOOPIA County School, preached at Holy
Trinity, and the collections amounted to ge. fd. ;
the Bev. T. Haim, at St. Peter's., and ES 7s. 11d, wee
soliegod ; at AM Saint's, the Rev. A. Jones, sad'
ge. 74. was collected; at Fordington, the Rev. A.
A. Leonard preached in the morning and the Right
Bev. Bishop Moak la the evening, and the collections
ITO141:—MOTIllolt, £3 311. 14.; evening. 132 le. 61.
Tem Potwar Snow. —lt will be an. by reference
10 our YiTertillias mimeos that tin eighth exhibition
of the Dome County Poultry and Pigeon "iociety will
be held at the Town Hail and Corn Exchange. on
Wedmislay and Thursday, Jemmy 19th and 30th,
11181. There is a large show of prises and caps we.
seated in the various chess, which number 140.
lq7stLb. down are Loci Alington,W. E.Brimer,
ptain &atm, W. W. Turner, Req., F. Sutton,
289., the Mayor of Dorchester (W. Darden, Fri.),
&DO Mr. P. F. Ls SOTILf.A,OI Jamey) offers • valuable
cap foe Spanish fowls. am with several others for
local and gamma prise, will present a good list. Tlis
eammittes have added an exhibidon of fancy race
MEAL
Cinemas CanDs.—Mansra. Eyre and Swath-
wood this year surpass themselves in this department.
The sus pies we have received are in exquielte taste
sad beautifully finished. Their figure aeries, repro-
✓esting Christmas festivities, are 'located in tbe finest
manes from watercolour drawings, and, from their
enbfectaiho r• =raped for ties oomiag festive
one., too, "Going a Wassail-
ing," and such She, with appropriate verses are fine
speelinenes of art. The series which the publishers
assesses an Mime numberless, containing seaside
studio, Morel seam ka, La Many of the cards are
so beentfful that they at. worthy carattil preservation.
—Ur. William Luba lise art publisher, 14, Bedford.
attest. Covent Gordan. W.C., sends out some highly
finished onloarel photographic cards., and they are,
without doubt, among the most beautiful that we ham
had as opportunity of seeing. These cards are dia-
tinguisbabie by midget finish and exquisite colouring.
moos Cassava aommer Pumumns —Oa Monday,
at the Borough Police-court, before the Mayor (W.
Denim, Esq.), Mamma Curiae, and Aldermen
Gregory, George Hamma, laodlord of the Crown Inn,
was Merged with harbouring prostitutes on the 6th
hest —P.C. Gould Mated that ha was on duty Is
Dureratoateest. as the 6th Met, from nix to Mersa.
With P.S. Mitchell he visited the Crown Inn at 6.*
7.10, sad 7.16. and an each occasion he found prosti-
tutes and soldiers in Me bones. He entered the result
on each visit in his pooket-book. He cautioned Ma
Rsyman, who said "No fear, they are not
hers t L" He lead eantioned him on the 30°111
Noyirabor, and, on the night at the disturbance with
de military, there were Sr. prostitutes in the house,
sad ever linos Mr. Hayman hod been there it had bees
as habitual resort of prosidtutea—P.S. Mitchell able
gave oarroborstive erros.—The Mayor said that
&grim tha last few weeks they had bad nmemean
coespients about the state of ths
hood at the Crown Inn, and the Betilikisuard
Madded to put down them resorts, and he would he
Seed 40s. sad oose, sad his license sesioravd.—ln
eke cage of Hwy Watseka, landlord of the Queen's
Ovra for a like offence, a certificate was handed in
from Dr. Norton to the effect that K. wadi confined to
the timer, and the case wan remanded.
ANIAOLT.—Bory Raison, who did not appear, was
charged with sautulting Jane Dam.—Jaos Dare stated
tisat on Moeda, Me was talking to • gentleman, when
oleiondast came up and struck her in the face. She
told bar to beep leer hands to herself or she would
make bor pay Mr it, when she came up and struck her
arain.—The Reach Said her lis. and wets, in default
11 dam' impriecsament.—A warrant was ranted.
STSALIINT 0111110111.—Genege Robert Hodder and
Edwin Tom Garrott were charged with stealing two
ocrancs, the property of Mr. Henry Stone Frost.—
Mr, Henry Frost stated that on Monday morning
some oranges were taken from the station to the
market hones. The man then took out the horse and
meat to breakfast. As bowel going to the market
bones be maw Garrett with hie arm la between the
snags bores. shad when be saw him be ran away. He
followed, and then saw the other boy (Hodder) geing
with Gantt. They both had an orange In their
km& He caught them, and the little h,y said that
Garrett had gimp him the orange; he did not wish
the ease tab. premed. —The Bench dismissed the cam
with • caution on rayasent of costa.
l'Amert.trian' TO MO. MillIMOND.—The late Deputy-
Chief Constable of Dorset, Mr. Hammond, has
meshed front the various enperiatanden a of the county
a grata Ting mark of respect, as the following corms-
;sesame, will show :