The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-17 00:00:00

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CHOCOLAT SUMER for LUNCHEON
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
EXIIIIIITION. Oman ot OW beOone.
Observe Trade Marks sod Flog Nuns.

MBNIER'S COCOA. &Id in and }lb
packets and 11b. Una. AWARDID MEDAL at
lA' VIENNA LIM BMON. Beware of ItultsUona.
°Werra Trade Marks add Reel Nadas.

UENIER'S If.BBIINOIC of 0000 A. 8014 la
01. ob. sad 11b. UAL AWARDED MEDAL stale
VIIINHAL EXCIIIIMON. Beware of lotithUoos.
Olnerre the Trade Marks awl Baal Name.

,I4ENIERI3 CHOCOLAT POWDER, Plats
ANL and Vanilla flavour. Sold la alb. sod llb. Mai.
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA EXHIBITION.
Beware of loatatlorta
Observe Trade Marks aad Beal Name.

CHOCOLAT MENIER defies all honest
ecnopetiMom. Animal immisolnotioo • zaseAs
8.000.00016 a AWARDED MEDAL it U. VIENNA lELHIIM-
VON. Beware ol Imam
.

Observe Trade Marta sod Beal Name.
Factory and Warehouse, Southwark-street, sod Worcester.
street, Borough,

CROSSIC AND BLACKWSLL,
Portolon to tlo Queen, 30110 fSQUAILIN
LONDON, direct attention to tlio follovlag Articles.
.11tob may to obtaitiod of all lfrooeniutd litifloa Warr
boantooo.

pURE PICKLES IN MALT VINEGAR.

f 1 k PTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE.
‘..) Curry Pasta and Curry Ponder.

TlitilUOT CHUTNEY.—Prepared by W.
H. Jon= and Co., Tirboot.

rrABLK JELLIICS in Pint and Quart BMW.

TAMS, JELLIES, AND ORLNGE MARMA-
-0 LADE warranted winds from Fresh Fruit Sod with
Refined &agar only.

pRKPARED SOUPS in Plat and Quitting.

MONICY TO LEND, to borrowers oasing
In town or eowntry, from ao op.ards, rem_
able in one me from one to ifs Mrs. IA 5 pie mt.
Intereet on personal mosttlY 800, ren mortame
frwebold or leemektokt peeped, fromS per easa:. lor
km of yenta to be agreed limm. No ooloodioloo.—
=IR. Y. Pontos, loq's 13C1. Southarnifts UT.
W.O,

WEYMOUTH. 1 WOOL
entertained on Wednesday ' WIDIPIGTII Fawns' CLOD. —A iseeliag of this slab
Te4°441., ht 11,...d.„°P. amweic., by writ. R. 14. Howard, with that Will be held it the Black Bear Inn, Wool, on Thursday,
wren , ty kod kindliness of heart. the 19th hut., when Hr. Baulk of Bore Bogle, will
Irs° 'sl."ll°"‘i Iriner°Bl Mgmrixo.—We hear, on good
Gala? WNW." ARC"gar Uric of the Grail Western "11 • Peen on "Th. growth and mattagentent of
Rutb°4o' th" ih. I"Ve held 'ln -Weymouth in the coming Chner awl 81(110IL"
Archery Aisoci•tho will .
WIMBORNB.
""mbs,,,...rualailasitiestosa"sanisb.—llti?.°l" Of tim °Weft of ....,modem 1 Woeztra Neire Reams° AND RZYBSIBMIIIT
themillan"7„,„„ne side of "tbr aCToin d'Uuitii.a C'nala olleer"IT tolittelanheCelp"'.lnVeony- ROOMS—It Is estimated by the committee that about
teeeth, k amino was mocha' on Wednesday evening last, £4O .111 be eeeedeary to alter and adapt the aloe
by the Rev. Blackburn" Kane, M.A., and a collection made. ander the Town Hall to the Ilse of the club, and they
GOOD Turtodusi. —A meeting in connection with Ito lodges are making a strong appeal to the public, (or aid.
Wined Templar' in this town was held on Wednesday evening, Major-Oen4el Motion and Mr. thorge Cnialett hate
at the National Schoolroom, Meloonibe Reg* and spcechee b"n appointed j„iht secretaries.
advocating teetotalism, and Faith Hope, aahl chority, the J
motto of the Order, were made, are new few lodge.,
meeting on different nights.
Bergarkelowr AT TIM WOILLING Mae' CIA7II.—Kf. W. T.
Thank kindly presided sin Friday evening last, at an enter-
tainment of readings, Ike , at the Leder, Ilan of the ',teeing
Men's Club. A pleasing selection was given by Mr T. Warren,
Mir G Crocker, Mr Marehidissy, Mr. Pover,il,. R. Miller, • 0.,
nn,,,,ge ed by Mr. 0. Bartlett, the blind organist of Hope
; end there were readings by Mr. Roth, ilr. J. Rebens,
Mr. Taylor, and Mr. Payne. Mr. Chekell thanked all who had
Satan part, sad the entertainment dosed with God save the
Queen
loaleMell ENTIaTAINNITT.— Another musical entertainment
was glom at the Luction Mart, Maiden-street, on Tuesday
evening last, In honour of the m D marriage of the uke of Edin-
burgh with the Grand Duchess Marie of Rime, also the anni-
versary of the Prince of Wales's marriage. The tend was Jones's,
and Mr Rooks kindly lent • fine harmonium on which Mr. W.
C. T. Houton played well. Mr. Bench sang that famous and
most beautiful bailed . Tom Bowling," also" Granny Dear; "
he was is good voice, Ins much applauded, and encored. Bro.
Jo. Charles delivered • rich stump speech on "Women',
Bights," and sang " Polly Perkins' capitally. Bro stone-
warren gave " Pretty Flora" and was so good that he was
encored, when he sang "I'm a dad." Captain %thicker in his
krreciable style gave" Crossing the Line," and another effective
ballad, and was received with manifestations of delight. Mr.
Dulled, wee very funny in " Ile, She, and the Postman," and
being encored, in" Simple Simon" was irresistibly comic; he
also pleased much with "Joao at the Railway Bo." Bro.
Hounsell was successful In ell he undertook, and received
emote and no end of applause. The dancing by that very
agile and graceful dancer, Mr. Dovey, was quite
Up to the mark, even for him ; his Highland
dance In character might have pleased Higher Personages,
and his Irish Jig, also In character, was most provocative of
mirth ; Mr. Dove), might have had any number of encores The
sentiment's part of the entertainment was given by Mr. Pretty,
n MOO m odd ballade, very sweetly sung. Though Mr.
Pretty always sines sweetly, he was better than us*, we
fancy; or was it that we hadn't heard him in these ballads
before he sang them on Tuesday night? lire. W. R. P.
il= as usual, was amusing beyond measure in his comic
and was vociferously encored ; his "Poor Harried Man"
warn really the oddest, funniest, representation of misery, so
siniserable that none could have laughed had they believed It
true; as it was, It was • fret-rate burl ue. Mr. Jeffery's
favourite radiation frees " warn most
pathetic also, though spend with a ricel an accent. A
ekd
most pleasingpart of the entertainment cos in the songs
with choruses . God blew our Sailor Prince," and "God bless
the Prince of Wales," sang by Misses Zelley and Reed, and
Moen Dovey, Bench, Joiliffe and Pretty, Mr. Hour:sell
accompanying. It was gratUying to note how nicely the
mask was harmonised, said the pieces were given with due
spirit, agreeably tempered with proper modesty. The frequency
of the moons protracted the entertainment to • late hour.
Bosom Perin SIOSIOXII, Tuesday.—Before Mr. J. Ayling,
Kr. W. Talbot Mr. 0. Reynolds, and Hr. It. Regret
William Salez,..a:ifiipprentioe, of Hops-street, warn summoned
hie absenting from the service et his meter, Mr.
Beane Cheat., sellsoker.
Nether party appeared.
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PORTLAND.
Poreux, Petsenr—Mr. Justice Quin visited the Convict
Establishmeat on Monday.
Tim Beats or Sr. Jons's Moat have been placed outside the
tower in order to be heard farther off.

_
—Tots Comer wso ramp no Ratan is said to be very 111, on
account of his fasting sod exposure to cold and wet In his late
toolish attempt.
Cstxos or Gotta Snip—On Friday last, ICS. Royal Alfred
th
arrived in the Roads to take e place of 11)1 8. Achilles, the
former oast-guard ship.
Goon Tzstrimuas. —On Friday evening last, the Portland
Charity =had a bile tea and meeting In the Wiskeltam
Bible Ch room, about 80 persons taking tea, and
afterwards there were readings, recitations, and music.
Ovum Rex vows ors Porn-um—On Sunday night, the
steamer American was run Into by the ship Aracan,of Uverpool,
II miles off Portland, and the tatter sunk md minutes. All
bee crew were laved, and the American was taken In tow by
the Union Company,' steamer Syria, and taken to Southampton
water.
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ORIAT PORTLAND DOM —MS hreakwater Mesmer
has passed the entrance to the Mere, and is placed on a
slipway near the castle for overhaul. We hope the time may
COON when the value of Portlend's position and stone for
making great docks, my he recognised, and, either In the Mere
or at some part of the roadstead they will be conetructed, and
Isvent the necessity of ships being sent to Portsmouth or
th for repairs.
lINTATIOR OP • lIIITDAL. —On Wednesday morning last,
Jo th Joey, of e Comet Brigade, and Instructor to the 4thMA.7l and who ham served 21 years In the Coast Brigade, was
=.. led with a medal at the Rothe Fort. Seven men of the
from Portland, and one of Weymouth, were drawn up
1.17&..F0rt, and the presentation was made by Major Jones,
ILA, who appropriately complimented Corporal Jetty on his
long and honourattle service. The serrices of the brigade may
be judged from the fact that these eight men had between
them no lees than 32 badges, Corporal Jetty luring five,
Including those fnr service in the Crimea and at Sebastopol;
mix of the gunners had four each, and one had three.
ENTWIT ACTIUM? AT TIM MlllllOll Rots. —.On Friday evening
last, another entertainment was given at the Castletown.roorn,
which was very full. Mr. Flogger sang two songs In his usual
&Warily. style, Mies Foster played a selection "Martha' with
good taste, and Mies Roper pleasingly performed a solo: Mr.
Crocker sang two songs capitally, and the flee classes usual
rendered their glees very well. Mr. Wyatt and Mr. Zillwood
Milledge much contributed to the pleasure of the evening by
readings. At the conclusion, Dr. Mesons, in very felicitous
term. proposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Zillwood Milledge,
who be. laboured no earnestly and unremittingly for the I
Interests of our sailors at this Mission•room.

TIM COMPENSATION MONEY TO BE DIVIDED AT
LAST.

Yr. Nathan Wet/xerall, aaelstant commoner, will sit at
the Drill Shed. Easton. on Tuesday next, for the purpose of
receiving claims for the money paid by the War Department
tar the parehase of common 4114. The claimants are to fill
up forms obtainable at the Lmal Government Board Office,
stating the description of property they held, Its number on
Uthe map, awl quantity, and the rent they pay.

TA RR NT KEYNTTON.

A Temperance Meeting was held here on Friday, when
addremes were delivered hy Mr. D. BaMin, of Lytehett, od
Mr. J. Barnett, of Keyneston. It is regretted that the leading
nun here should be away when a meeting of this kind
held.

BLANDIPORD.

BRTDPORT.

Tn.—On Wednesday (before the Mayor and Mr. Fond,)
Hanna Knight was charged with stealing three pairs of
stockings, a hat, and a scarf, value b. the property of Mr.
George tine, draper. The prisoner, who pleaded guilty, was
sentenced to one month's Imprisonment with hard labour.
WRDNIXDAT MARKETS. —At Mr. Ensor's first repository side
here over ISO haul of cattle were offered, and several lots of
sheep and pkgs. Fat besets made fully 16s. carom, heifers and
calves £l4 to L 23, and borreners enrage price. The reposi-
tory wits ere to be held fortnightly during the season of cede.
log, and afterwards ouee a month.
We regret to announce the loss of Mr. James Green, architect
and surveyor of this town, and staff-sergeant of the Dorset
battalion. his death was occasioned by a neglected cold which
result.' In pleurisy and congestion of the lungs. Mr. Green
waa one of the candidates for the county ourveyorship He
leaves a widow and sin young children, the eldest not 14 years
, of Age
Pra .turra' Borate Th Socsarr.—e list anniversary
of ("he Blou idfonl branch of this society Ina celebrated on
Wedneeday 11.7 s public dinner at the Town-halt Them were
shout 100 present, and Mr. Bennett (the Mayor) presided on
the occasion. The UMW loyal toasts having been proposed
Mr George Wheeler, chief clerk from London, addressed the
meaing on the progress of the society, and dwelt on It. chief
features and its claims Oil the support of the working classes.
, The other friendly societies were most cordially touted, and a
member of each of the societies In the town responded. A
most agreeable evening waa spent.
, 1:1111111bIlls gave one
' of their eatertainmente on Wednesday evening. Owing
to the Ino!emency of the weather th• auesdiuis• was
small.

--Cogrizicarlon —The rite of oonfirmation wee
adeninietered in Blandford *burgh to about 60 young
persons belooging to Blandford, Langton, and BiLodford
Bt. Mary &rialtos on Wednesday by the Bishop of
Salisbury.
BLININTAZT EICHOOI,I—Both the National and
British schools were Inspected hut week by the Rev.
W. F. Tregarthen, the Government inspector, and in
each oat • maintained the high reputation that Blandlord
g3hools have held for many yews.
Pirmonrate ENTIRTAINIIIIIIT.—Thoompqmittee of the
Blandford Temperance Bordety gave dme of these eater-
talomeots in the Corn Exohange, on Tuesday evening,
illustrative of teroperanse prineiplea. The entertain-
ment was rendered as attractive as poseible by readings
and musks, which were nicely interspersed throughout
the programme.
SUNDAY Scaoirate EIMIGNATIOIII.—The result of
this examination, which was held under the auspice' of
the Blandford Sunday Behool Union, is just made
known, from which it appeers th•l the examiners have
awarded the prism es follows :—ln the senior division,
first prise to Henry Chas. Poldeo ; second to Tom
Flemington and third, to George Bartlett. In the
junior division the award was—First prise, to F. J.
Curtis; eeeond, to Keturah Quin; third, to Mary
Lannlog ; fourth, to Jane Bartlett; liftb, to Robert
Ftosedter ; and sixth, to Hwy J. Shrimplon. The
subject for examieation was "The Children of Israel in
Egypt." The pis.. will eonsist of books of the
aggregate value of £2 10s.

TOLPUDDLS
Coowino. —By the kind permission of Mr. James
Crane, ifow friends of the leash at Dorehester were
invited by Mr. W, 8. Hull to have • day's eourdng over
Bouthover Farm, where with sportamenlik• punctuality
arrived at 11 o'clock, MellBll. J. B. Taylor, Parsons,
J. Fudge, junr., F. and U. Read, J. Porter, C. Pumiter,
Templemen, kn., Ileum Hull and W. Paull being
present on horseback. The Seat beau of doge was very
soon in the slips, the water meadows close to 13outhever
Howe being first tried, and from which two splendid
rionnee were run, finishing each with • MIL The nut
°curse was from the park, and vu • regular grueller.
Direction was then taken for the booth, and from
thence towards Park Farm, where several orse*
were ran off. Thu wee brought to • et:elli w • very
pleasant outing, and the hearty thanks and best wishes
of all were given to Mr. Hull for his kindness. We
should add that (=Heiman provided a espltal luncheon,
which was highly eppresieted, being at how, in
***ordeals with the asteleut sportsman's habits.

BRIOPOILT FAR •rill bo held on the 7th and Bth of April.
BILARIIIT.—MrS. Herbert Hounsell. of this town. has been
ted by the Roy./ Humane &wiety with • testimonial
or courageouily Jumping Into the river Askar, last August,
sad peecuing bee nephew, liarold Barrett.