The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-12 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

NATAL.—flub-Lient. 41. 14. thgeklinrgh has been
•ppointed to Ise UotiesWen for ...ram, M the Seatlower.
"Orrignits Maset—The Ofnetn/ of H.M.I, Warrior
will be entertained at dinner by the officere of tie: 14th
Regiment. at their grand meserremi, at the Verne.
Friday (this) evening. the limud of the regiment playing
durum the feast.
R1•11100AT littra.—ln the gale gamed twlonging to it
bernibeat-nro named lloneynion. was p fwaten about
Ivy the gale tlaal she fell all to Orem Tim eiel, with
the mooring (twin. wink. and the two aides were washed
ashore.
FORTVNett-WILL WitigniNu.-4:33 7s. 4.1 ha,
evrontled on this 1,u1,1k meavesienee from iat kNy
to
sevteniber solli. Itual. I.mat Board grant Wun
En 10a.. about twoathinta of the vstentary rate was
itam
.prodwing Lill rte. and the batwm due to
Mr. F. Wills.luis leerier!' fruits I'll. tZa. 4.
FOOTIBALIe—The final match of the seasou uas
played os gaturday. on the Naval I:round, between the
trot team of Om Portland Football Club and the mound
afteen. Owing to the strong wind, the boll was 1110K11
antler the wall moot of the time; Ina the players
to ji cold day vet v tolerably. Mr.
Reynolds's, tls• first 1.. m. winning by two goals to
nothing.
tillrtrT STint. MAN-av-W4g.-11.11.8. Ranger. one of
the pew shuts of swift steel i,...rvettes t(mente' line),
when on her voyage from Sheen...or for the East Indira.
put into Portland Roads bast week 4wough strew' of
weather. and atilt remain,' there. She 'ha: outaide the I
Warrior. toll, worth looking at. as iiii • ••f remade
which are to enable us to hold our own. and keel, the
,vo, in these days when the rare is georrally " to tta
truvidi Totes I:ABM—How can • - 'orrice of Kong"
fou,-oled on the now 1,0-dated slave ptor7 What-
ever it tOsY be called. a iiiii skid entertaismeut my the :
above asZ"ject wam given in the Primitive Methoditt
cbatett. treev vine's-Well, last Thursday, on behalf of tlw I
taatle for dog building. The Bev. F. It. Kendall gave '
llw connective, readings, and the choir perfonned the
aia„ket pert in akood otyle, so that the occasion was
-charmingly impr Oyu).
Salsa la Tlll Wan llAT.—During the N.E. winds n
large number of Alpe, butli steamers and sailing vessel'',
took refuge in the West Pay. which presented an
unusually lively appearance, rias Mesmer', frequently
whanging, as some put off to era, aud were maimed by
others coming in Wow the Channel. art Wealneolay
morning s small fleet of French fishing looms were in
the Bay with others, twed fieamew firt.t.ped
round to look :liter them, nevi ,revent smuggling.
Careen Pstuttot urams Ihryterurins.—On the top
of the island the violent winds seemed more violent
than elnewhere. Mid on Sunday the ootsliers had to go to
tdotrelt almost in skirmishing order; Cut chi lions
Madly- acted an ~,outs, gathering up the behead... blown
..W. The hand, rationing. thair headgear firmly OW. 40
that eery little was seen but installment or hat, essayed
1,, ploy ; but to keep their baloney ;hey had to lean
over as Mitch tia the raking of • crack yacht.
The expedition from the Verne to St. Peters Church.
. sense Weycroft tested the atainitm of the recruits.
Yocwo liormrtris.—On tioaday afternoon, shortly ,
liwiore five, a boy agml It sad a girl of niue were tonna
in ClnaM bZ Mra albite, who took them to her.
louse in Hope. They de.liered they had bees turned'
out-if-doors by their holier at boll-peat eight in the
tut-ening, and bad bad nothing to eat. Mrs. Gibbs fed
then,. and rent for the police, to whom their alory
appeared as straightforward that he swot in Conoloble
I.'utchiorts, wito lowed, from the father and the Nape".
int.„adeet of a gendny Sehool, that the tale was false,
the children having breakfasted, and gone to school it
Weymouth in the afteraoon.
*AarTza, A MIS. Blal44lll.—Laat 110o,lay ii of
the young soldiers who route with the last batch of
recruits gave therwielves up at tie t!itiadel as deserter,'
tress other regiments; two stated they kaart denertett the
Bova' Marines, ono the 94th, one the 3rd kngs, one the
amj one the 9th Lancers. The publk wgre glad
ma Tuesday t.) see for the first time a racket of it oStb
Berto,ent perigabUlittilig Underhill. This was MI
consequence of ao with complaint being made of the
Viten s conduct, tAkb has been very polity, free fights
being almost of nightly occurrence, and there being only
a few " provo" to look after them. the youngster,' had it
nearly fliers own way, and they number nesrly Soo.
Sonny person who can command the attention of the
recruits when they are Off duty, ancolrete them good
..mcmpation, de., is much wanted P d.