The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1872,

.12TILDfir,—Lord Templeton', commander of the
somber. dt,triet, lo eapeetel o insprot the artillery,
as Dorchester ha:rooks on Wednooday.
GOOD 8110olluo. —Print • Dint), n, of t' o 3r•l Doratt
(Doreheator) RI V•dutiU-ors, t• o anoi ...re of
10 point.. oat of 21 round. at 2UO rim, au bOO yard.
seven oboes it oath tango, at 1,.. r•flu toil. iu Ito
weekly sweepstakes •hooting op Mild., in..ming.
Tug DAM AND WHIT OP ENGLAND SnoW.—We
are i••f••ron•.I t tie 1).rolo3.1••• of I e
mid Writ of En. 101 l tion'oty thin )e..r lull to an
on,jp•l buoornal• lone. T..e •t.t • for otitlo. z..
too I tor thin
.1••••vo co, b on kn. no..

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dtiokt rut to ti.tut to st II use int. as.
tii.ic driuks.tteens.-Ivas. us• i•er. s•gument usu./ W:11

thrt alo.holio &inks .cr. dlueos •• • medi-
cm.. If. I 0., •,.r, a 00iti,1 ordered •inot at tot to.
lit I oasitst-, Lillie of u.k, i d 4 put..ot

ACQIDINT. Wrdn.•.i.yll3 .e or. g ri ewe s'o,p
bidt Chart,' Vellrne, • young tbe einvon .1 kli.
°befits Mayo, of Little Puddle. A waggon with thrre
bones attached was being laden with manure at the
South-Welter,: sutler'. Wh,ll. is cons. trlel,Cld of a train
arriving at the time, the ar.inials took fright and bolt,l.
Young %%lien', at tho head of the leading horse, woo
knocked down, sustaining • rather ',vent snip wound.
The euffner was at onset Iken to the Drreet County
lioapital, where ho is receiving the @ireful attention of
the house surgeon.
AoolDlltr- —On Monday afternoon, bet seen one and
two, an noldett happened to Willie, aged 5 years, and
Charlotte. aged 8, the children of Mr Thome, rialliver,
• serpent In the Donut militia. They were crooung
Bouthatrest to go to whoa', when a cart coming from
the direstion of the railway station, st • rathrr brink
pace, knocked the chit leen down before they could eet
out of the way, and tbry were rode over. They were
immediately picked up. ithd taken ti • house flora, hut,
wham Dr Come arrived, it was found that no b,nes
were broken, sod that the eldest wat more fright:owl
aim hart.
MILITAIT ClNTlL—filaliabary is about to memorialise
the War Department to make that city the military
contra for Wilts and Dorset Indeed of Trowbridp,but
It aan offer few advantages uompared with Dorchester,
although it would be • better centre than Trowbridge,
AO II slung* is likely to be made from the place origi-
nally selected, we have confidence that the War
authorities will select the molt eligible sit which offers
and that Is undoubtedly Dorchester. We underotand
Out a field allow of Engineers ia this week coming to
tampon our militia barracks, to report on their adapt-
ability ler troops, and that the artillery barracks are
to he Napa t-cl with the same object.
THI WIATIIIIL—The following IA our meteorological
report :

•1.-. at. bLlw.o t ty, go .qc .111 awl w .1., t• ay.•
4 hiwd, In sa,,, saw. tommer no no dad •1 ccc Ordt din
ULkO Is tittle portor or port wine, so that Val doctor's
proscription was °non brotglil up in after years as an
I 'cane for indulging in %brunt atoating cup. lie would
now say • few direct a, nit to those Fro:scut. Clonee
snorting, were rotnetimos very important, aid the
words of a stranger of:in sent farther than thu worts
of tho:e they wore in the habit of constantly neartne•
At home the recruits wereaheltered from many evils to
which thoy were DOW ixvjnl. In taking strong drink,
ono Riau often 114 to suither, and. he who begin ho
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drink often put hinpelf in the way of temptation.. Ho
would therefore my t • Vim 'Wain altogether from
tie intoxicating cup, reran that lay their only aafety.
o Val happy to say the men were shielded from many
temptations through the kindness of Mrs. Bingham,
who had opened that roan for their tromfort, 'estrus-
ien, •tid amusement, mil where they were sun numb: i
1-y kind and Ohriatnin Iticnds. One ple.i•lag (cater,.
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ii cur.neation therewith au the sevivia basalt, wrl he
was glad to may that ttleyear out of l3I) minute there
ware 89 dereaiters, and tat Vl° 1111,11 of .618 6. 101 bad
already been deposited. In ounclusiot , be hoped the
men would no conduct thru.selves, that in future year.
they might look back to their stay iu llorcheater, and
feel that whil ! they hal been there, they tad not ocly
done their duty to tier country, bat their duty to
themselves and ti their God (applause).—Ool. BINGHAM,
on behalf of Mra. Bingham, tendered Lis thanks to the
lecturer for his kindneu in coming there, and for hi.
able I,cdure, ad hoped they ahoull have the ries/ore
of liatening to him again when the regiment assembled.
—The lectur,r, acknowledged the complinv•rit, an 4 urg,d
timeo pie.. iit to come forward at the Wow) of the meet.

i_ng, anti tio_tho pletlgo.-i-The doxology woo theu sung,

anti the tu;:etllig krminaled.

sumutsre him; but on main( inquiry afterwards be I for their enelderatim Re Win thanked them. alla
Wand that the brown liquflerae nothing but odd tot, I mid he would gladly to anything in his power to
nog he .ni..onnentir dn.:towered that on similar eees• promote th, ,troers of the norebester Football Club
shins tee Ait,rney Genet at Monk nothing strougot the pi du h
to,. Tido CO eno-idele I a etheloss•e WfloW. rt, thee., The CHAIPMis gave tint health of their worthy and
who thought that go 'sons leo works' w.th lb.. br.in • xmllel.t treasurer —(spolanw ). They all knew that In
still. ULM'S. If IL, pledge lb. I. was lice, ly mob.. societies, and institutions of whatever kind, the
urn for drunk ,r.le, 0. howm,f.ir it w.. for mod,,,te tre.nrer's onion wan a very important one. they
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eould not sn,t on without .(applaose)s
Mr. T. rowans. Jour., rettiroca thanks for the kind
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way in which the iosst"was received. He had been
lou't b•PI,I to do ell be could br the club in the Put
...ON end h.prd h. should be enabled to do much

or.•re -(4 PPlan'o).
HOBINeoN prepared the lady members of rite
&rib, refer,ing to the interest shown by them not only
becoming honorary members but In so constantly
wi tut smog the ii',.
/dr. EDWIN P 01.6 returned thanks on their behalf.
Mr. C. PANDIT/di proposed " mileage to the neigh-
booting clubs," speaking of them in very cordial tei ma,
and tingimg out the Weymouth club as the ono with
which they had had mord to do and to whom, he said,
they were mush indebted for their luverieble kindness.
He. &roasted with the toast the names of Mr. Dyer

and Mr. Cric
Mr. IV, Tin Welly replied.
Mr. eIIICILKAT (hon. Gen of the Weymouth club)
also responded, sod said that their club bad been very
sueceiefil in the first sr &SOD. They bad bad two or
three very good tussles, and the Dorchester club was
tho only ore at Iwl beaten them —(applases)—bst be
houcd last par the, should get the vlotory—(langliter
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&ma •IrplatlA
AL7LID Arline proposed "Our Visitors," and
Deputy-Osptaln J. immunrs,ot Weymouth, responded.
ile fellllitked that Dorchester was • very good team or
they would not have beaten the Weymouth stub.
Various capital songs were given between the toasts,
and after the list was flaithed, hr. Sint, of Weymouth,
In particular affording great pleasure to the oompany.