The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05 00:00:00

11,11MOUTIL

Nivmenags.—An old wall fell addled, hie as
Thursday aftermath some at tig acmes pig halo the
h°loo "PP"aitkend friffiamiew wee at the WNW@ so
that sbe bated. No one arm ta the way herimedelY,
sad no damage was dose to lite es limb.
Lemma Dnandso Itts Wonn.—Mr. Jan 1.
Ford.
abutolser, on Friday last snmenceaed hi esevemt,
looks, to appear Wore Dr. Drew and J. IL
Robins, Req., for haring
_left hi service wtthist
notios.—The defendant did ace sppear, and P.C.
Bartlett proved man of the =mane at his
on Fanny Was, his landlady, who said ha had=
there ado Friday night; but soon of hi things were
left bshind.—Mr. Ford said the man was employed as
an agricultural labourer, having been token on about
skies months ago SIPS weekly seryant to dig. plant,
sow, and look after stock generally. B. was to have
lbs. • week, sad to give his whole adiose for that
amount ; but witness sometimes pad him for extra
work. He wee apposed to be on at work on Monday,
hut he did not appear, sad he had not seen him anco,
though • week's notice either way was agreed on.—He
claimed lbs., and the magistrates made an order for
the lbs. and costs.
CHORAL 81avtos AT BOLT MAK to
reduce, sad if loveable pay cd the debt still regoeining
on the arias, OX , • festival Jeorsi service was held in
the church on Thursday evening. Mr. G. Thorpe, the
popular and able organist, directed the service in his
usually sealant manner, and the senior curate, Rev.
W. 8. BbuttJeworti intoned the fist gM,
the
second part being rendered by the Rev. B.
junior curate, the venerable csr, Rev. J. D. A
riding the lemons. The °pea* hymn, siltto&
whom the whole family in heaven and earth is named"
was sung with mach spirit. The prime were Festet,
proper Psalms red. and =lv., Watch in D and Hayes
In F, Nano Dimling, Bennett in F. The anthem was
from Mozart—" Plead Thou my cause," it was most
harmoniously rendered, and the anthem before the
sermon was Beenett's God is a Spirit," which also was
delightfully sung. The Rey. F. 8. Foster preached
from Isaiah 'vii., 14, "I create the fruit of the lips,
peace, pesos, to him that is far off, and to him that is
near, salth the Lord." After speaking of magical
praise as a fruit of the lips, the preacher went on to
urge his hearers—" Go, every one of you, and say that
blessed word 'Peace' in the ears of someone. Go and
tell something of the love of Jesus to some soul which
does not know Him." Alter the sermon followed
another anthem. "The heavens are telling," followed
by hymn 223, The night is far spent, the day is at
hand."
Pawn CASZ OP SIIDDZI Diarn.—James Hind,
carman of the Great Western Ballway_good a van, died
Is an attempt to do his duty on Thursday night.
Deceased had been home to supper and had his drink
of beer with his supper, when hi mate, William
Warne, came to aB him, se there were some more
=to be removed, which they had not expected
In order to expedite the matter, Warne had
bronerbt the vehicle up to the iteloonthe Regis sad of
the Foot-bridge, and himself heistened some to call
Hunt. As they went on nothing
appeared to be the matter with tllluelltitwirjOst gather
wiped Trinity Church, Hunt called oat-" Hold hard
Bill l" and was about to fail; bat Warne caught him
In his arms. Poor Hunt than etruled so much that
Warne shouted for hap, and Mr. Irsek Brown and
others living near came, and tried SO administer
restoratives ; but as the poor man did net seem better,
the police were sent for, and he was removed to the
station for mediosl help; but, before he antral, he
was dead. Information was given to the coroner, who
enquired Into the circumstaDoes, and it appeared that
deceased had frequently ocreplateed to his wife of •
pan he the heart, and his father had been attended
for heart disease. An inquest was ooesidered =mai
nary. The poor fellow leaves • wife and five children,
mostly very little ones.
BACIESLOIS' Dixon —A ball was tosiiiibths maga
undermentioned bachelor at the 'Betel, last
Tuesday :—Csanin B. J. Church, .12,, Capita
Downes, Mr. P. KM, Mr. J. H. Min" R.N., Mr.
C. Perking (Rine), Mr. G. P. Plazas:l: Mr. H. T.
Wilson. Among those who were: Mn.
Nairne, Miss Nalrue, ken Addison, . and Mrs.
Ballade', Captain Evans and aeons of the Boseseren,
Captain Chins,, R.N., Kn. and Mice
Misses Clifton. hire and dim ligkeel.4llW
leg, Mr. rooks, Rev. sad Mrs. Diokias. Omnammder
and Mrs. Davis, Major
Grinuton, Mrs. and Mies tire.lMes.
and Mies Lithgow, Mrs. sad ss ieia Mr.
Cloionl46l•llllrassaddli&ra.ll4llln4d.‘MaAbbil'Penalin.y.an:fficarethikallaugH.M4l4"lsl4lll2.B.R.4hllol:44.lB,
Mrs. sad Mism Pipes, Mn. end Mlle Stuart, Mts. sad
Mime Tragedies, Mows R.H.A. (Dorchester), Mims
Tomlinson, Dr. and Mrs. Mess, MI.W
Mr. R. G. Wilson. Captain amid Mre. Wlllion.,
Btookey•Wood, 018C4SS Male
de.. Upwards of 250 levitae Tereart=
Mr. Rowe's ansageolenta 111=11111ka good
betel laid. The dot:orations of
sem kat by Contain Evaall.B. Booeswen.
Jaw's bead wee in attendance played wen. aid
dancing was kept up till about iht o'clock.

113 VISION OF THY VOTRIUF 1.18T13.
These hats forth. °minty and boretettowre revised o•
Friday at the Guildhall, before , one of the
mislay harridan. The county Hain were takes et 10 In
the Morning : but there was little or so iLlenet le the
eroosediap at dud Um*, no Ina UMOINI
aad what was said wetly ay t=ral=
by the barrister to the overseen

ADJOURNED LICENSING NXISTING.
This was bald ow Thursday. briars I. Aiandohbeg,
(ohairmaa). Dr. Drew, J. lIIIIIsdse. lisq.. W. .
J. Robertson. J. X Wthres, Ste., sad D.
Ree. ; bot ths latter did not remain ea the Demob.
Hr. Whittle's Sasses wee warned ea the eipllestio•
of Mr. Howard.

IMMO DOC

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Mr. Reward applied far oottersualiat et the Ileum Os
tlx• Nolioa.
Th. euperietoodent wet OM pram% and the lbw*
Val confirmed, se were ewe ar two ether limmee,

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MIMS LICZMI—PIEW APPLsravfna
vice
Mr. Howard made as ap tiro for ma outdoor Boom
to • private house woo by Mr. W. 0. Pry. of Am-
town-place. Frsookisee gresogroeur sod deader.
Mr. Hanle) asked for as • jourassont of the bowing for
• short Uma Mr. Symonds and be WPM& al they were
aware. Os • prwriono washes ; but a letter Rao beau
received from Mr. Vickery staling that Nelda( would be
done reepectios Honor to-dsy, and Mr. Symonds was not
preettot ; he had t-lographed for him.
A Magistrate did not undarstoad that Mr. Vickery
would have power to say what should be done before Mos
Bscb_tii Magistrstas

-11-17lian—n7ie-t7u-rnTsl that all Uwe Beeson ere ander kis
watchful eye, and Mr. Symonds undentoodi that ell the
applications had been withdrawn.
Ifs. Howard said-90 far as Mr. Victors, ter coneurned,
be had never done anything directly or ware*/ to dive
Mr. Symonds the ides, and had never thrown out say
Intimation molesting any withdrawal of this apottottai.
Dr. Drew: Will you. in Um %.k Mr. Ardis. bdarut
the Bench on what grounds the olin ref no tho
application I
Mr. Arden directed the magistrates' attantkat to the Ad
of Parliament.
Mr. Howard added there were only four grenade on
which the m Indication could be refused. A okapis OM
r tole Teton) the county maglstmees a few don oigo,l.
Vt., case of a man namei mew.
The maxis, r Ales atll“utned the &milks ; but anoowoodo
contort uo I conc. but expressed their great rem'. no,
uore v,ry sorry to do so, but me they win bawd by
WO Act ol PArlisruent.
Mr. Hanna did not know that the Dorset County Bin&
were infalible.
On the magistrates' clerk being sahodA Kt• Aftile amid
It Mr. Howard satisfied the Bench on thts four grenade
"nod they were bound to aunt the eifitlioation.
13-. Drew: In Pot cams our duty is eall • Mbilslarlid
one.

--Mr. 'Toward Precisely so.
Tito Bench wattled till half•past U. by which thee Mr.
Stunted. did not appear.
Mr. llnward then directed sties= metioa
which Sabot that soli applications sot be refused,
except on one of four stated woes& This
did not tun at making two* teeteleleen ; they ranted ID,
moo. congregating to drink
,• but sot to this
pi
lie -should be able to prove that Kr. TM We. of • good,
eitaractur, that the house Is not of disorderly chereener
that he has not held a previous Broom sod tlutt the ass
I. daily qualified by law. Tile hones lief enlittioat vales,
being worth £3O. year, but lb. Howard.prjeed that the
question of valuation was not en 4.1161111111 PIS of the
qualification. When book annosUses IMO Madoirettrear
were slwaya expected In lash emu to find some
who had • home war 011•11 forward sad ollooki.lnetwitu
pow draper Were to shut • besisse• other
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