The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-30 00:00:00

COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 187 g.

seeeasslee I bah let MO si this thew us how he mow
wise is Sr a weak for sae, wife sad family. Why
was there se Ihalsk charity Osal stubs. olothlag hub,
snap hub, ha alai the labourers fah wage@ and no
1 'dimity. Hip aildeed all to give up reoelviag Amity,
I but is ark far a fair dal% wags. PeoPt• vdd 4io;
=rink sad apahlietls. but sae Wog I. bed
that If a labourer only had Is. 61. a day I.
gig.% .as.3o. self ha VA la he would not de Si. 64.
worth of work. He advised all to iota the Union,
lafilig that It is laleaded la Its.. to sake It • kap
beaelit sashay se silo swallow up all these rotten slabs
about. He amid no oiesiber of the Union was allowed
to tai. =dee ialueara lid Ids wieder ; they would Mao
no drukaird, lasy rasa or wife Warne &mom this..
But they wore all to be reel legliehmea, stand abotilder
to shoddier sad help sash other. He also spasm of the
FWD( and sileleasate. In dm* this wig all be dose
away with; vs ;hall haw* man wh• will look alter our
Interests In the Hones of Coaraons ; we TrUl have tbe
franakise. . . . . _

DIMON nog NOWIUI4.—Ge Wednesday about 10
&Meek • little boy Dated Fisher fell Into the Sea-
water opposite Wooperton-street, and was bravely
mooed by two young mos named William Moneta
and George Carter. The Mao fellow 1. now recovering
from the shook.
Heave Stothr—One of the heaviest rainstorms no-
ticed harslet • wineklerable time look plea on Thursday
moreiag. Bond street was half ti oded es if a river
had Wee turned through it, the wake raw through the
fork Hotel almost like • millstream, and large gullies
were inlaid in the shingle In front of the Esplanade,
by the streams ef fresh water spouting from the dreier.
At &dipole we beer that etlelo Wee of wheat belong-
ing to Mr. Gill woes mainly beaten down.
CHABLIS/ Or ffifassiumare •0•IMIS •
Yeal RAW —George Lock was brought up again on Fri-
day, °barrel with redoes sots of embmalsment. Dr. J.
Drew and S. &geoids, Esq., were the setting mega-
Metes. Mr. Hamm appeared for the proasoutioo, and Mr.
Weston for the defence. Several OaSall were gone Into
mid from the (midmostl at wired Peieaaer hod recolved
many sums of money for customers, which Mies Mary I
demised be bad not amounted for. The defame wee
reserved, and prioome committed for tel.'.
THIS SIMOOLLIIO PWITIOOAT.—Tae memorial of the
Weymouth magistrates, &skirl for, remission of port
of the ithe imposed on Mre Hepburn for siouggline, has
been promoted by H. Edwards, Seq., M.P., to the
Lords of the Treseary, who, however, &alined to solar.
kin the memorial, as they looked upon the ow as ooe
of the most reprehensible obsrastor. From the pita-
'oat having been nab worn sod mended, their lord-
ships omethered it most probable that the prelates had
been oarried oa fee soave years. Era Hepburn has
raised IEBO towards the fine; but hes no means of pu-
le( the remainder, the person for whom she braitat
the tobasoo, hes aot, we understand, assisted her. This
Iseinerally the case with them who use arit's paws.
When will the act of smauggliog be mouldered the dis-
grace, and not the Wine foiled out
Samoa Pertv lissatoms, Monday. —Before the
Mayor (Jae. Robertson. Req.), J. Aping, Ests , and J
Drew, Req.
&epic* Dennis Farwell, late secretary of the Great
Eastern Lodge of Oddlellows, Weymouth, wee broueht
up a a warreat, cheated with embossing monies the
property of his lodge, aid other lodges of the society.
Mr. Howard appeared for the prompootioo, sad stated
that monies had been paid to Farwell by brothers from
other lodges, and them might to hare been mad to to
Lb. lodge imiceant, and theme remitted to the other
lodges, passing through ale hands of Farwell, who was
Lb.. morthary. Mom then a dsioisocy had been dl..
covered to the ..teat of about £25 on his amounts, and
sums he ought to have remitted to other loges/ op coon
than £l2, takings of menthers not entered between £4
and £5, An He did nos prepos. log, late all these
sees.; but should offer e.isos seldom* apes ese Of
two Oebee, and asked for • reethad for • sulkies% time,
that the vedette lodges might be oommuniested with,
and whams brought before them The ecterstary
would tell them that delicienolie amosating to hawses
£4O and £5O had beea discovered already; but he
should net offer any farther remark en the matter, but
let the evidence speak for itself.
lassoed Jeans, secretary of the Great Isefera
Lodge Mithaester Deity Friendly Somety, add the
trustees am Charlie Geffeill, Henry Drew, and Theme&
Sherry. Wither was appointed secretary oa Jana 1111.
Previous that appoiatmeat litephee Donate Farwell was
eseretat7. The law on the appointment of woretacy
was le the byelaw, of the lodge, aid explained the
deity of ',oratory. Part of his duty was to keep •
separate adeollat of the visiting brotippre contributions
aid remit the same on reoalvins Miklos to does. On
December 4, 1871, the matribetion of trailing brother
tisane' Gernett, was withdrown from the tneemme,
188.0 d., to malt to the Treat lodge. Gainsberough. On
Deossabor 14, Lb Pa. EL, being 9i. in esteem of the
amount. was withdrawn, to be sent to the Primmer
Royal lodge, Southampton, for oeutributiesis paid for
G. Howe. In oomequenes of Information and inquiries
made, he toned that no remittance had been made to
either tat the lodges. The prisouer was charged with
"Wally athletes these 054,0 tea and is reply that the
letter produoed. Wither pad his. 15e. en the end of
December, which had hese remitted to hie ledge, bat
did sot smear on the books of the Great &eters lodge.
On Silat Deoember whams paid Wm fia. 31. to pay to
the went of the Groat Seders Ws& Prisoner had
drawn the fell amesint, but had not paid it to the
Goat betarn lodge. It had been paid In to Victory
lodge, Lulea, Bed', from the loads of the Groat
Eastern lodge, having beim dray by the prisoner from
the troesasse.
Mr. Charles Yellow's Jeffery, was tremors. of Great
Eastern lodge, ia December, 1811, whea prisoner wee
secretary, and sari:Awed • book of payments made by
him as teriturer. Oa December 6, 1871, witness paid
the primmer 18s. PA, the motributiso paid by visiting
brother Samuel Garnett, for Farwell to remit to the
Treat loritm Gaireborough, and on December 18, paid
him £58.. 2d.14a purettanee of an order, as the oontri-
!sodas of vial brother G. Howe, foe lam to remit to
Prisms Royal edge, Southall:ilea.. The lettere pro-
&toed were in prisoner's handwriting, and had been
received from him after an application for MODej.
The letters in Zia aoknowiedged the agleam, and
pleaded for mereiful oonsideration, and time, say three
months, to repay the money.
Witham matiaaed that it was the prisoner's duty on
receiving dee money from him, to remit it at oime to
either the secretary or treseurer of the respective
which had not been d 0..; bat prbsoner had
stated that hi had applied the money to his own par'
posse. LI December, 1871, witness did not moire the
6• paid by lir. Juana, nor had it berm amounted for
in the sight book, as of which courses prisoner was
boated to take with respest to the money, and it wee
'not &recanted for la any way:
Mr. Reword then asked for a remand until Monday
next, as they woald have to get Witalleille from mak
derable abases@ to prove the facts.
Mr. Hums said Er. Timed had been retained for the
debase, but was usable to be prermat, bili (Mr.
Rains) wee there slowly to ask the Boma to pant
ball. They went prepared with media bail, he
hoped, to eatiefithe Beak.
The Mayor emoted that remand, and said they would
admit primmer to bail, himself in 610 J, and two stream
in £75 mob.

Cax dada his spoooh stated that • pactleama
had Ova Eh for the Dona labourers m a was amble
I. the ham This makes • boat of MO6 seat to Dorset.
It was stated that &Mead and 'Whore* ere to b•
double maker al the Union; but that tor the present
all soaastaisaisas aro tabs mat to Kr. J. W. Bantett,
Mishima.
Chan were Ow for Mr. Arab and C. Cox, Ise.
The Illisidead Tempera*, bram band played before
sad atter the antelag.
Mr. At mat tato limapeldre on Wedeesday, and
to•day (Theredity) Oils Megaton, where 22 men are
on strike.
At the dslsst. seam held as Whom eallMeaday
two &Emma lestunn--Mr. &took aad Yr. Wedmore
—were lama for the county of Dona Mr. J. W.
Barna of Misklad, was sleeted Mena esereary.

K,. W. Peal. builder, and Yr. G. Senior, were pro-
=ill mai% and the former mieepted ; bat gr.
as Wood. be not being a boaaeholder.
larva wee seeeeeetl Is 'melody.
It seems batst eewelderable number of letters oa
the esbjest el the aesteibutioaa of members, to., have
=2 Thoy reveal that the late 5501010,7 of Great
Lodge (Farwell) smigned m mesons for not
forwarding ointributions—amoagst others that they
had maob Meant= and would be obliged to draw upon
avit.i u an parlotati be has also alleged dofitlosmons
by • person oteoed, for which there wes not the ism"
foundation. The following letter was prodateed la Court
se having seat bg htea to Yr. C. Jeffery In answer to
an application fig the lam tbst Farwell held on moonlit
of the fumi rsield to end • headatose to the late
seerotarf; Yr. a J. P. Beamett, who pesesdad Farwell.
" Saturday, July 11, tan.
" Derbretreet.
"Dear gir,-;4llepa to your not. Shove delayed •nswering
becitial I had to receive the money yemerday, but
did oos get It. hire no wish to withhold money belonging
to the toed or kid*, but circumitances ham Men i
With regard to dothling your figures, I have no trirtnio Ido to.
I only waled to *ow of that 41. which I *Med was added
to now I thought iff nor the list of Great Elaine Lodge, I
should hi slue to lady whether there Is anything In band,
but what le down. I do not think there is. and will remit
owl; you the cash se se Igm it. I must say • word as to
whet the , I think I might have &aid I hod it,
or that I did out to main It, ',wither do I. butt hive not
so mach now, bu to get the motley I referred to next
week, when you v• It.
"Town. AA,
" S. D. nitrous
Boon deekbeaii,promeeute the secretor,, tha Great
Laura /Adire a summons oa Farwell, by Mr.
Menet; their on Saturday, 29th ult., stating
ae share's :
" Feat you, Stip* Dennis Farwell, did on the Bth day of
pepggiber met, will. acting, and In your Capacity se micrelary
el the lodge, did *Gin the sum of 18e, 9d. from Charlet V.
Jeffery, the then smenror of the mid Great Eastern Lodge,
Id. „...in of ale contribution paid by visiting Arether
& Garne“, • member of the Trent lodge, M Gainsboro', for
th, ',pm of trigamitting Um seas amount to the said Trent
lodge.
" And that rot also did on the 11th day of November last,
obtain from the did Charlet F. Jeffet7, another sum amount-
ing lo ire pount nine thillingt and two penes, tile amount
of the coat/Mullen paid by visiting-brother Rowe, a member
of the Phnom MGM lodge, Southamptoc, for the purpme of
tramoduing the same amount to the mail Printout layal
Wain
" And In hAhthe .foretold cases you have wilfully withheld
~,,,d ~..b.,g meggoar own um and purpotee, the mid smut of
lits, ad., and Al* 11., lasted of forwarding the owls 10 10.
✓eepeative lodget as Intended by the said Great Camera lodge.
• Now you it, hereby tuenutoned aod reqoired to attend a
r:Lsummon* committee of the whole of the lodge at the
sers Arun it., aforesaid, on Friday, July 19, 1871, at 8
o'clocA In the eyeing, and then and then answer to the afore-
said charge..

I
Robert Cadre, of the Perry Eddie, was summoned WYKII MIL
for taking tolls unlawfully of George Rabbets. On Km THI PRINCE 01 PALMY Vint 1
fternoon lest, at the
2. Its took 61 toll, when prosecutor oontesded only b& A wogs( was hold an Friday a
ought to be charged. Prosesutor drove a pony sad
Ho produced what he said was a (ropy of the boards which tb. prim* ii to pass.
woe, and tendered 51, but paid 61. under proton..
There attwodid . —var.
written by his young man Holloway, and this morning wardens Mr. 0.
Preor end Mr. J. Talbot, church
W.
_ t 11,
compared. The waggon goes on springs but is only rurtithshell.""beire"Ndeas
Edwards, overseer, E. Bayly, Seq., Mr. W Co
turd in the trade. who, we understand, was on faro ter of the movolneut.
Mr. Arlin, of Weyineni , Mtn. •
Wtoiornansk. RegiNent partht orderof nos-'ll-14ronsa---7."17. _ not:
Mr.
Mr. Howard appeared for the defense, and paid it tb ig G ius.i B. Keeping,
fell oil Prosecutor to prove what kind of Gardena it ada
Mr. J. W. Shirrea, Mr. Woittle, parish clerk,
to
He thought the carriage should be brought near the ~„,
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_c.o. pr.t.t. ... called
Amine, mmoosmsose, •••••
Cowl, that the magistrates might view it The us*
did not affect the questioo, but only Me kind of should be done to shoe their loyalty in am
the chair, and said it was the wish of the parish 'WS
, something d
sarriage.
Bober( Goats was summoned by Ms police, for haw- .....tht.B should b...... and "bit there would be Di
Mg his boss. open on Sunday, Jely 11, for the sale of 8,81.... y he carrying out what weedesks& They hod
liquors it unlawful hours. IH.H. H. should oast through. His own opinion Was that
natural edventeges to its4st them in making • plaudit!
P.C. Cutler said he saw four men M 22 minutes to A.' ley.
twelve liquor. at night, and saw sore ociesnmod there. Due "'
itev. V. B. Battings mentioned that be had received
of theparty was drinking gregerbeer. • letter from Dr. Drew, asking how ...soy ohit:ren they
Mr. Howard appeared in this own also an 0110104 ' h.,1 is Lb.', Sunday school, and stating that it was pro-
that one of the own bed nothing before him. lie
posed the skildren should stand with their treechors, in
said the corporal went in to enemies the pass of •
two rows on the Pier.
private, who arum Ms way from Weymouth to Port- Mr. Consumn staid that It le intended the Prince
lend, and drank the beer hi had ordered, will land as the Breakwater be met at Portland by the
Pined 20r. and oasts, it being pototsd out that •
Yeomanry, and as be escorted towards Weymouth,
public-house °mild not be kept open after hours, even
passing over Wyk@ Koap, to Weymouth and the King's
fur the sale of ginger beer.
After this Mr. }Mantis's vehicle wss brought to the 82,`,yeLternAfhet•thilltrphire,
micoat tyt°bl;°°"theWritialto.tel mil
decided that it was • waggon sod not liable to morn
outside of Me ball, and the Bench herb's summed It, "'"
00ttere1..,_,..1 sugg...._m_ted_„tha..___t • oomenotmlt
name
ebb. aooppomotmiteditoo.
and
than the sd. toll. Defendant was therefore flood la. 1.:Cre.":17480,7 "nll
end easta. Mr. Ifilimaes would proposed that the entrants. M-
K'. Howard asked far • 405. fine, is as to en&bn_L• him wards the etittroh which is so beautified by the tress
to take the owe Were the Court of Qaasn's mail', should have a triumphal aroh, and that the avenue of
bet the maLtistrates refused. A tress should be further aadorned with large numbers of
Will" Hurd, nod walla' Arrilias were summoned small oelours. There should be a platform for the
for being drunk and riotous at tletulogtoo, on July 6. &shoot children, and boards and to-ma lent from the
P.C. Powell proved this ems. Defendants fought
pertshioners and tic, ached. Mr. Shines alluded also to
In the highway,
the small ft ag sometimes flying oaths church tower, and
Mr. Howard appeared for Mellish, and elicited that thought they should he... large 55w .
the defendants went toward. home when sPobea .
„ lir. ATKIIIIIstated Me Irises/Me figs Its had hoisted,
Hardy having been °outdated thrill* before,waa '°•' which was found to he much Mire respectable than was
10a and costs, and Mellish 2.. 81. sad open
Ja."B 8"1.1141 end id.'" SA.Uarli. were """"Qed situpdr.d. 74Cilit, btintatlartegweerrot "shiMouPert"ld be otbsut.int". t tit"
for &munition Sarah Gabble, and damegtog a ahem. The OflalltMal rern•rhed that the large royal sten.
By the managetu.nt of Mr. Howard, • compromise Bhyd .. "aimistir tow.. .a 8
(was..
wag arranged without trembling the Benet,.
Mr. Aritas mentioned that Mr. Lynee had given a
Mary Randall and Tiww.dd bar sots w*". '°""n","A subscription to the Weymouth Mud, and It was sag.
for stealing rhubarb, on July 2, at the orlon. b.""n" voted that the Weinman% committee ',mold refund
tht gmhousa. _ . the trip) 'inns by ytyko people la order to

Jamas Saunders was in Mr. Newman's garden, sad
MW the bop drawing tits proseoutor's rhubarb B.
threw it over the ratio, whirs his mother, who was
watehhig, eat off tbo tops sad pat it in toss. On
speaking to Um woman alts aired maw to make it up.
The pramoutar has mimed rhubarb sad other shims
before.
Tbo 1101M11111 was Said 13a, 6.1., 'minding soots, or In
default 14 flare hard laboar.
Patrick !Ms &mum, 17th Raginmak, appeared to
an adjourned sunamoss, for helm drnak sad doom,
and aossulting P.O. Oleti and Himmel.
TM arm was proved, and be was fitted 10s. inoludiag
mato.

•41114111 it

the Maple; t Wylie I
After some eurereatiOn. Mr. ATLI'. thought it wee
time to obtain • new flsg for the loser sad tips sop..
moat to do so should he oombined with that to rates a
fend to decorate for the peasege of the Prints* of
Wale..
IL Bova, Req., sonourred and remarked that la the
Ism they wool(' here something to remember the
yWt.
Mr. !Wyly, Mr. filtirree, Mr. Reaping, Mr. Talbot,
Mr. Atkin, Mr. C. lidwards, were artpolated • ems-
:antes, Kr. Atklasaetiog as merstary, and Mr. Oetterell
trmeenr.
The always/doses had was pledged to sin' £2 2s.
Mr. Bayly, Mr, Shims, and Mr. Pretor tercel Is. each,
and altogether about ES wee raised.
HBO/LOWEY.
Teirnatitoe Sootarr.—On Tuesday Bel 23rd Bet.
tbeanilft.oftb.ahovssordaywechellioa lid
seer the Mill, kindly Mot by Mr. T. Gek. From this
point at poet one the ohildren of the fluid of
Rep. with the ocantaittee and Meade, started in pro-
elision through the villages of Broativey and Gooey,
staging at the principal hoeses of the eetworiWrs and
others, several approplate Umpteen's, melodies. At
6. p.m. tea was provided to Mr. Gale's field. when
nearly 100 members of the Bond of Hope, and 60 or 60
&dolts did ample %Wise to the szeoll.rit repast provided.
After UM the usual games were onj.,yed. while the hood
played well known sirs; atter whieh a Temperance
meeting was held in the field, lb Taylor, of Chiokerell,
CILDg. Addreene were delivered by Mr. Perris (of
esarsh), Mr. Rleketts, and the Rev. Mush.
After the ordinary votes of cheeks, including that to
Mr. Golf for the kind loan of his field, the m-isting
tioncluded with singing and prayer, soon alter which
the company dispersed.
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PORTLAND.
Luria STIAIIIIMULY.—Yr. Robert Otter, of Weston,
gathered • strawberry from hie garden, on July 17sh,
messurteg 54 Bohm in airoanderenee.
Tatirsaaaos banns. —About 206 shildnia connected
with We Star of Hope Temperance Boolety, had their
anneal treat on Friday last in Mr. Morris's field.
WiILITAII Tamotsu Tat.—The teachers of the
Fortmatie Well Sunday School, had tea together in the
schoolroom on Thainday evening, whoa about 26 were
present
Ton= Wssittra• ASirviasar. The Sunday
eeholors at the Wesleyan &shook of Barton, Walwtheen,
Waimea, end Referee, had their sating treat on Wed-
nesday afternoon.
&kg Daowirlit —The body of • men with oilskins on
has been pee* off the Bill several tims• by the galling
boat.; but they have not went oted to bring it M. It
is ales reported that sevetal of she Inhabitant. of South-
well have seen the same body washing about under the
the cliffs but no attempt bee boon midst° pick it up.
Sr. Jonas Seiner 801100 t. AnarraltaMlT.—On
Wednesday afternoon St John's Charob &hoot had
their &inns, foist TNT masher about 200, beside,
teachers sad in addition &boat 100 from the children
of the Vern* garrison were also kindly allowed to coma
The bugle band of the regiment was also seat to play
daring the evening, and the °Rowe gave • donation of
£2 Os. toward, the treat, while the Rev. Mr. Crofton
leas the Castle grounds.
THs Gears Scaoot..—Th, results of the &Mass
Examinations of the °eases held In the Grove School
I. seasteotion with the Hawses and Art Dioartuseat,
South Konsingtoe, have just he.. received by the
fleartWary, sod are very eatiefeatery. Thaw examinee
Sens are of • very advesseed eharemter, and mush di&
geese is required to means • plats In the pam list. The
following are the names of the miesendal candidates:—
Far Physleal Geography, hammed Stage, A. Jame;
Elemealary Ste" Ist. 0111111, T. W. Handy, Sarah A.
Stan.; led Claes, J. Whine, J. C. Waters, W.
Trs.W., R. Geborse, W. Hie A. Ray, R. M'Lynahy,
S. Kok IL Heritage, W. Lege, end T. Groves.
Foe t.-°, K.
Stage I,2nd Caws, J. White and C.
Waters.
WIIILITA/1 1111FIVIIIART. The Forfeits.' Well
Wesleyea Saaday 0017001, who had each& *afloat time
I* the Sold and at the Castle &made on Wedauday
last week, had their special serviette on Beady. The
singing is deesribed as really 6raorate, and • very
gratifying feature wits that, whereas' on previous clew
doss the friends have pet themselves to the exposes of
having another preacher, perhaps from • great disabuses.
this year they resolved to be satisfied with their owe.
SWIMS were therefore preached by the Rev. Gump
Tavern, and an oddness given la the &Borneo° by 11r.
Thames Kills, the eaperiaMadeat. The result wee •
great snows% the oollipetione were very good, l
over A, and, as then were no expenses, the whole4l2
go to the school fund.
Kwyiut FOUTZOOGHT.—The dudes of the garrison
at the Verne ere oomparadvely heavy, and there I. set
sub opportnalty for the soldiers to attend drill, and
when they are relieved by being ohmage! to Weyritoadt„
they are only too glad to refresh teenwelves after lie
labour of guarding isonview at OM Stone Isle. So thane
Is a auger, that when Inspecting officers some nail
have the forse en parade, and pat them through their
arereiss° that e prolonged eye may °watt dellaiensisa
In order to give the ragimeat • shaman of "brambles'
up" • little, on Tuesday bet about 200 of the uses
statioald at Weyineeth were seenteosed to Poetised
by an early spatial kola, and put through • prelhal-
rary drill, in satielpetios of the visit of the penal
commanding the Seath-Westera distrist who is e
em Thursdar or Friday. Too., who are food of Mbir
tory spectacles will de trimly to mike • Journey to the
Verne, and the grand review.