The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-06-14 00:00:00

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Tii ElaD mum 07 PAZALTII2I.-OIIr usiatsat.-
overseer. Mr. dorivsa, csa saiscrsly speak, and k is
land be Trill sot recover.

Oilira;.;fri-iiii.t... LLint Wedwinday avowing it
wan so oda that the Trinity yacht was able to do what
tiw aot been doom for 20 yowl —to inad Worse at tho
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--floirr•lCsomni.—Mr. Cox, principal ligbfekeeper
at the Lower Lidaboom foe marl, ten years, his been
ordered to be in readiness to go to Great Cootie
Head, and Mr. Borgne, who some years ego wee
andstaat It the Higbee Lighthouse, will take Mr. Oex's
plane.
8017THROLL ANIMMAIT.-011 Wednesday the
annieirsery of Bumamall Wesleyan Chapel was
celebreted, • public to. being laid ia • field nem the
chapel, the field being kindly hat. Afterward,' the
friends mitered at • public meeting, Ind were
by the circuit rainieters and others.
H.M.S. HlSCOLlM—Litstossot W. 0. Voysey has
Less appointed to the Hercules rice Bryan, Lieutenant
M. W. Portman also to the Hercnies additioaal, Is.
the ausamer cruise. On Monday We greet coastguard
degehiperrived in Portland Roada. where she le to stay
• week, before proceeding to the madonnas of the
fleet in the Downs.

-N0,..- iiilrCo-1101, 01 DTNALIIITL—Mr. B. 161111
bad rather a bags sad very soccessful explodes Is
limes. Z. Lowman and Co.'. quarry,Wide-skeet.
He arrsaged about ttib. of dysansite in the quarry,
sad discharged than by electricity, when the imusense.
and, In this histasice, swat useful, force of the dysa.
wire sent at owe blow upwards of cue thourand tons of
awaken) several lochs, out, entirely testing it sway
from the wane is the be I._

ilonossor Fouts 1r Posm.mro. On Tuesday
several busdrede of factory people from Mr. Wheat-
ley's, of Chard, chimed Wiymou ,th sad a
_goodly
number 01l to Portland. When irked what
they made, theyretunisd—lace, and that there were •
thousand of them Some of them explained to mhos
the woodmi seen. alter pin' up the ' Mountains
" but wads' us • tubls bog drag r Gstberiog at the
Maths, tb• youagstois wore lost in admit...don of
some big, Shabbick monsters, to wit, crabs, exhibited
for sale at the platform, and what with beach, kW.
ollmbitsg. soldiers, °onside, sea, aod crabs, the Chard
pmagetwe hal • rather well-Iliad day.
Wier-Mortmx.—Ou Monday about 1,600 people
took the steamer trips from Weymouth to Port=
and hooded* more came Is by trades. Many
up th• hill sod docked into lb. Vane, sad mho of
them wore weak enough to drop tobacco near where
the movids wore at work. Ose of th• latter secured
tbe narcotic morsel, but was poisoned co by the
warders, who soloist to nude bias disgorge ; he was
La on his back, and forcible mmoe applied • but he
wan surly shocked Wore it was got away trim him.
The warders gore the military nodes that 11th. pimple
were sot clawed away, the warders would ham to
cher them, and on lb& the soldiers tossed out th•
mt• ham that portioa where the convieb wore at

ridge TIIIITTNO hili7llAlL DAVI/T.—The Rose
Beceelsey havteg kindly given perraissioa, the Load
Mieheei Devitt, received the visit of two
ladies at the Poetised saf•-keeping.plaos on Thursday.
Dr. lasoy, al Dublin. mid 14r. A. If. Sullivan are
the gsatiemen whom wives visited Devitt, sad Oslusie
Otiftes.&,(Lozedaor of the prism, made • fourth
at this gathering. Devitt le sot put to
convict work, or meoatated with ordinary prisoners, sod
hole looking well, in hoot Ihe admitted that. Brea in
that quiet refuge from the cane of the world, Mich lel
bee 111th annoyances ;he can't write to Captain Smith,
who le rather ladefinitely described ea oommaader of
an Auserican vessel, non is he allowed to lien details
~1 the arrest of Mr. Brennan. These trifles, however,
do not prevent Michael from Ira ling a far I. Per-
turbed life than nobly a landlord who can't get his
rents, or tenant who can't do hie best for the lend, and
perhaps lib. would abandon env whams ler seperetlag
the ;rem of the ma from the United Kingdom, sad
exercise himself by drawing op a Land Bill—who
knows how far eh, pesos and profit of our csantrien
' will he advanced. _

lialt-D-0-111-1014 DzaionsTharion.—On Tuesday the
Band of Hope, belonging to the Weeleyean Chapel, had
• danonstrotion and belonging
by the littr
banner of the band, and with &beautiful banner of tee
suodoi School and others, they marched In promotion
through Chesil, Fortune's Well, itc. Some rary suit-
able recitations were well given by Mr. C. Mitchell,
in the Chesil Wesleyan Chapel, awl at v4rions points
they sang "Well make the foe retreat," " Crystal
Spring." and other toraparanc• song.. Hev. W It,
Weugh. Congregations' Minister, walked with them,
and their own ofllcera, of court's. It was • very pretty
eight, especially when they hated in frost of
lifcLese's, and sang scale. After this they marched
into the girls' playground of the Wesleyan Schools,
and singing grace to • tans livelier than the urinal
dirme!ike air, were served with Um and cake,. Above
them towered the great Medi of the Veiny, where the
entry " paced hie looely round." and not fir to the
seat were seen gangs .4 grey-coated coen-elavoty to
whom, at their toil, mmt have been borne the children's
sweet soil, while bright sunshine bathed &IL