The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-10-04 00:00:00

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DORORZEITZB. OCTOUR 4, 1881.

aosoassraa.
ILA J. H. Witte, the third GOO of Inspector Wills, Dorchester, bee been appointed number-taker, to
wooed Mr. F. Banks, at the London and South-
Western Nellwayeitstioa, Dorchester ; and Mr. F.
Backs le, we nedentand. to succeed Mr. A. Allen in
his iderkship.
Basgrn
_SOOtirien er Onotos.—biaet of the
mentbsn of the various benefit societies of Dorcheeter
and rotdington attended Dina* serving at St. rotor's
Church On Sunday afternoon. The hey. T. W. Kelps
promoted as admirable sermon and collections were
made on behrilt of the Dorset eiminty liospiteL A amilmosse marble clock wee recently presented to
bUssltseee,oi fitespieeon,with the blowing inscription
as • silver piste —" Presented to Mise Reece by her
whole" of the Pest la Fears, as • mark of gratitude
and afreetio. September, Ml." It was supplied by
Main. mumbere and Jacob, Dotehester.
Topa° Masen (humus Asimaartom.---On Thurs-
day evening Let the annual meeting of this aesocia-
tion was held at their roma, in Durodatesereet, under
the Presidency of Mr. G. Curnie, A satisfactory
report was read and umnimously adopted. Three
new committemen were also elected for the ensuing
par.
Dmonoset Miertso.—The first of • series of
devotional g•thetings, to be held dories the winter
mombe, was maven. d on Friday evening at the
Allaston Hall, tinder the ptesidency of the Rev. T.
W. Salim, supported by the Rey. U. F. Powys. The
sittemsdance was moderate. The meeting, me chief
object of *hide was spiritual edification, was inter.
spereed with singing and prayer.
Tam Finn or Bowman DihOzeiltanON.—The
sixth &moat melting Of the supporters of thie popular
movement will be held on Friday evening next at ' the Holy Trinity tkshoolroom fur the purpose of
making
_Me usual arrangement, fur carrying out the masa& usmosetration on the sth of November. The
Bev. ii. Everett, who is such a etreamotu supporter
of Be display, will preside, and all person. immested '
La the matter ate requested to
Barr= 011AWIL.—A sermon was preached at the
abonielace of weitehip oa Sunday evening Mat, by the
he% B. R. Allsia, ea the death of General Gelled, as
• uhristian mahtsioaa sad preacuer of Me Lioseal. In
the teens of his remarks, the rev. grentremen said that
out of what appeared at firm such a great calamity,
without my bright ray, God had brought about goou
In Mating wigwam trie two grommet Corastlaa ooun-
tries-11..gleed sod Amstim--in love and friendship.
There was • good ateseelmos.
Tie Doaintarria Lacirom 800intr.—The present
mem will be opmed on Thursday next by Mr. b.
Brandeme, the eminent Sheiwsperiaa scholar, by _ a
recitation of " The Merchant of Venom" the
delightful Fledoriag of " Romeo and Joliet" last
winter le still fresh in the minds of the people of
Dorchester, and we han little doubt there will be
another ormitrued house on Thursday. Mr. J. Peps,
ILP., has kindiy consented to preside. Fon serum-
lars are given in another °plume, and the pan of the
room can be seen, and mats secured, at Mr. Foamed,
Cornhill
Pooa finfirioe Fergro.—On Tuesday last the sub-
scribers sad dummy to the Poor readies Fund held
their annual meeting; present the Bight Bey. the
Lord Bishop in the chair, the Van. Archdeacons
Buchanan acid ma,; Rev. Canons bionic., Warr..
Brambles, Nash, and Payne; Admiral Folioed,
Revd.. A. 0. Henley and Topper Carey. Alter
Ms, lettere were read from the Von. Archdeacon
Sanctuary, Rev. T. H. Tooke, Ito., regretting dub
hishility to attend, and then the minutes of the Last
mteekill, also a letter Iron Mr. H. B. Middleton,
of the Spiritual Aid Board, commending on
behalf the Board the cams of Oolehill, in the Parish
of Wimborne, and Whiterborm, Whitchorch, P 250
wee Premhied, to meet £250 to be raised locally, tb
£5OO to be offered to the Ecclesiastical Commiellere
for augmentation. The grants made in 1879 and 1880,
to St. Peter's, Doroheiter, Verwooci, and West Lol-
worth, but not as yet claimed, were renewed. A grant
of £5O was made to 11pavon, towards 400 to be offend
to Queen Anne's Bounty for augmentation, and £llO
to Bbbesborne Wake for a similar purpose. The
meeting regretted that Oolehill did not at Present
came Within their sphere of action; as, although an
endowment is being railed, the present need was to
augment annual inmate to defray the expense of sup-
plying the services there required The thanks of the
were given C.) the officers, and they were
reverted to madam their services.
Werleiteriox OF Llossese.—A spa:Jed meeting of
magistrates was held at the Shirehall on Saturday for
the pullets of confirming the lioeaseirted at the
recent licensing meeting. J. Moyer,
and the other magistrates present were H.O. Goodlen,
Esq., Captain Carr Glyn, and H. 8. Bower, Esq.
Tbe Mem, of the Rock Tavern granted to Mr. B. T.
Graham was confirmed—Mr. Howard appeared for the
—The license :or wines and sweets for the
of Mr. New
also fitm, in tier. ocirupxtity.
(Andrews, lion and Hematite), appeared to support
the appliciation:—Mr. T. Coombs applied for °oak.
elation of • license granted by the Bland/ ord magictealee •
to Kr. Thomas Ohorchid, of the hionkt on
AZOIL in the parish of Tarrant Monktoo. —Granted.
Ms. Dickinson, of Poole, applied for the confirmation of
lkenee panted to Mr. 0. H. Gush, for the
sale of beer and wine at a confectioner's shop, at
Wimborne.—Mr. Tanner objected.—Mr. Dickinson
contended that his friend had not given notice of his
vpadtion. He apprehended, therefore, that Mr.
Tamer was out of Court, and that the application
would cotes before them unopposed —Mr Tanner
said both he and Mr. Dickinson were both in Ignorance
ot the rule till a few days ago. He therefore
asked, in common justice, that he should waive his
objection, as they were both in the same boat, and that
they might fight the thing out fairly.—Mr. Flom said
the question was whether they were shut out from
going on with it by the eule.—After considerable
hesitetioe, the Goon decided they must take the
application as unopposed.—Mr. Dickinson presented
a_ memorial numerously aimed asking for the oon-
Armadas of the liosime.—The application was granted.