The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-01 00:00:00

BB ADWF.Y,
FORESTERS' ANNIVERSARY SUPPER.

Bmaiwey schoolroom was filled with an ..n matee meet
no Friday hot, when C eat Star of Br steely AU.
rsuunf
ft ;ft ,
y.s. a uffenp id c Au:
others of the commttee, with festooned everereenerouud
EtF"'X"resecuPt;',:rv:raeb.'Co'l'elneltneteta'S•ct'ia,f'rv.:thr.e.riOlrscilleirpr
s timely decorat el by Bros. W, G., arnbdei."9";m7rd.L,iti;
Tinddlow:rbitleapbrlt:see
matron of th • C eat,
filthy:
window',
ialtadlan.,a.t...:,:emse.wlitntiadrigoufwi
wisinlyidgbbtyhtaleynduti,ri..,
Foresters, Success to Court Star of Broadeey, 4 Lei ;e
room
awrrayang: 1,4,6001,2i:4d
,x.threachaflierg.
enAdt-t.e. ekofftelheenrtenol,d of
erthe
of
tay, with the cmitnitt-e, had been try succesl I
theth i s
Broadwaywi a d on
secr.
IbToßurt°;ajn.dGßroro.'"G. RB.ry.,fliturryinadmis7iiiiisCaVeßr..'ili::e!
the presenc- of the Lime
exceeding that of yews lASI.
thisio the zinarivreaynatermy sof le.? dwithteff trout
itinwptertathns%rev,yi.vso
lo!
tire Council of the Grier lending grew foist .
Colonel R. 0. F. Steward, Nottinaton, presided, tete
ported by Permanent Secre.ary Seawcrese, Rev.. b. It.
11:Tuc4Ckte°rn.,T•Mudifr.t,liu,enaiRer Ifecn:u.illiiie.
JB&nohnhadinalerjr, MrP.'ilidthem.m.fo-d1.r.1118.r.
sCyoniunocnidiTiHi:hh
.C,ncter Ran ..de.
F. Siocktinz. EL,J.W., Bro. W.
Pa' cha e, itb .S.C. R.
a,
.troy. MB oe. reit hsnßyn.i.,,t,bnrieozw:ureilifr.s.s..BWßr.....li.a::
C trek), if.J.B.
s Lbeenksutplipeour
I,w
wee got
ou.tho ~b.ayuifid:yroiyiffeWiscyroo,i.df.laymd.dfrfioa:f:ttoih.ie.
Mr. Jones's band performed
dinner, and also honoured the toasts witu apprepriele
tunes.
The 'nye' toa-ti having been duly honenred, the
CHAIRMAN gave "The Bebop and Clergy, and Ministers 4
.11 Dm min specie," rem .1 kieg the M. Ware il the
ChArch of IL eti at t in !hi, p.roih are pecuiiarly happy is
hiving th- R-r. Mr. B,nbent for their wooer, and he
coeole I hi. 'am.' • itti ti, ~vg". (Applaws .)
R•v. D. R. BARHAM asked them to .ICeee a short
speirb. ile al ',eye fit grstified when ii.- h are this
toast well lee ived: it sheered the great ir .th it was hi.
businessfitww e oc l
aeldt I:oyPeure'rif
fftol: wp
e, usetiel
prosperity.t el l believedlHthy.ifyr:yl idivigiss:.:filtf
oalrbrll.:pldr:t.:el.:!‘gf
because as a minister he as gist! to help see cause
porovheimmeinntyat
for
ba,ing f r its object
waist.
'Net. t hFe;o"ulth" 'yi
hh
.nipd,
.diparishioners,fitt...eryiia,nfrdntnnbcroie:tdii,tu.:.,ldolift.fltee...l7fliih4
II gush;i but their principles must he c ivied • It is
1 erth .r, and i hey must learn to he thrifty aid tempera ..
H- knew a man eho 20 years ago was v. ry ei,emp ,s.e,
hut wh o had given up in•-xieating think, sad now bad
,ClOO of his own sevieg in the bane, aid tbey w. u:d
re.usee. themselves more if they ha 1 a g rod r in 1 eurn .ft
the bank, so.. to he independent .1 toe e at-s. He aro
"the Army, Nave, and Aux hery F eces, cup in, teen •
with the names of C lone Seward for tip. army, Qu01..-r-
-mere. Motet in for the Q.0.Y.C., ant Sergeant B.rnes
for the D. R.V.
The CHAIRMAN resod' led ler the army with which he
bad been coeaected for 37 year,. Great change. had
taken plater In it, everything ha i been turned inside out,
ani it remained to he proved • h Aber the dia.,. were
advisable or not. Twenty or thirty years ago a wan who
hed • fancy for it would join the army-eerie •pe he bud
got into seam trouble in his pariah- Ily a y runs
...macs had something to do with it-(iauget....i-the
Young man wen' away, and if he beheved we / end
became a ion-commiesimed officer* when he re oral
hnme he had a very f•ir pens 00. N ter • man went in
len, young. and came out etiil young, but wimeut his
p-noon, and the army di too young. We hear of
campaigns shire the marching and tieeting power hart
not intealled that In the army of old; beys are sent
Owes& and they bare n-t had it in them to march and
Britt as men of 25 er 30. The Government call men in at
IS, to leave at 21; but if • man has acquired codas., tastes
he does not like to settle down as be was before. They
ray it costs lees money than when • man was allowed to
go on and earn hi. pension • but if the pre.ent plan does
not not gives good article, the money is ter° an away, and
we ought to be card to to have a good armr, for it oats a
very large rum every year. Bat he was stilt very gled to
hear of young men going Up to Dorchester and enli-ting
In the 30th Regiment, and there wee still a chance of
becoming noncommissioned officers and earning double
pensions (Aeplause.)
Q. el BACNTON returned thanks ter the Ye imanry,
pr mining they would always be ready to do their duty.
Sergeant BARitse, C Cempany, DRY, responded fer
...........WP
PORTLIIIID. the Volunteers. Tory were once looked on ag plsyng
the game of the army * • lout are now consideret as tart
NATAL. - Lieut. W. J. V. Hudson has been and parcel of it, and though mentiened lege are n t
appointed to the Hercules, vice Berkeley, period of least, for they outnumber the regulars a long way. (Ao•
service expired. plause.)
Diecrovithe, screw steamship, Banat master, en route Sole, Brother COTSB i " Let Brotherly Lye Con•
from Portamouth to Plymouth, with boilers for tin": e . , , „.,_, „. e
The n -HAIRWAN gave - The ancient Order of r ci...irore
the Raleigh, called in at Portland on Thursday. coupled with the name of Brother Shawcross, ,erinseent
secASsISTANT•WAItozit Dalrita, from Portland errison, ,e.spy .
has been appointed weeder in the convict service at Mr. fen/moms@ had had the pleaaure of rent slog 'or
the Straits settlements, and is leaving with his wife " Fores're '. In nearly every part of the king 1. in. -very
shortly for his new appointment. county of England, and in Scotland and We.. eut this
SWAN& -On Thursday last, during the severe was only the second time he had done en in D nat. The
weather, three swans were picked up dead near Port. Couniy bad before been Polated, but throor amb to is
land Castle, and some endeavours were made to friends at Weymouth, they tiad succeiedee in g.'t 11.5 tpt:
r,t,eveh:inuegi:hodiirtere. two being member. of 01ml-tr.
capture those left; but only 10 were secured. In the
rough weather the poor birds get in the shoal water taPPleesed 6 • 6
._ great pleasnee in en'Otiegg: .
nit
especially in c mot, place., for a h tie co
and are toppled over by the Burt and killed. , dacel more to the increase of the eocerty than its re,t•
BIBLii CHRISTIANS AT WALSH AM.-Last Sunday tne nition and encouragement from the gentry ant clerze its
aimiV-reary of Zion Chapel was celebrated by special various parishes. The Order had prep...reel s i t-e. T 1 ' V
term -Ili by • epeeist preacher, morning and evening, it is numerically the lagged, 'hough noe Vie rich it i., 'he
and the hey. Air. Lickem, Wesleyan, preached in the world, and he was surprised that • grcotr " ther'uthlf
afternoon. Collections wore made towards the trust democrative in its cons, ito,ion receives such wide support
fund, and Wednesday evening was the time for the frnm the nobility and gentry ; it dowel that tee',
public meeting. Principles are sound en.l coed. In his knowledge of it,
leirLus or Till BRA.-01S Saturday night, dnrin now extending over 311 year. never hal there been a
if single secession to form en .iher eeriety, and that could
the heavy ground uncaused by the strong winds, the not be said of all where; it showed tier c watituti in to
ion percola ed through Chelil Beach, and inundated be thoroughly adept-el to the wants scd desires of the
the lower part of the Station-yard and the line of working cheers. He had seen the sece ty .er,...1 nviir all
rails nearly as far as the Ferry-nridge. The tide was the kingdom. int, all our coloniee, the trn"li I State' r
very high on both eat and west side of the beach; but America, and many f 'reign court -nee ene it now iocludes
it partly subsided by the time the :slue o'clock train something like 800,000 financiel member., who ate, ly
Ptr receive hen, fits at time, o' pickn....4 arid death.death.came in, thou4h they had to shunt with Gus water
The fig.„,. are so „a„„,ine, „,..., that he 'bawd
round their wile eta
STOEHR A/asset:lino AN KNOINIXA.--The care of r quire t , have the mind of a Gladstone te make teem as
in, re.ting as they deserved : but he weuld handthen to
assault on board the Hercules referred to io .itur the r p ot-r.
lent i•sue, has been investigated on boord the We make • few selec•ions from this 'lab vete report ...
Doke of Wellington, at Portsmouth. %Vitiatu "The report for the year ending 31st of December, 1..e1.1.
Crowe, 'taker on board the Hercule. Was charged 6
.. v s .eiiii.nsfrOM3.Rffriert •.., .routa ri in g 504 069 toetnbors.
w with asultino Mn. H. H. Synocock', an engineer, iidt oefremtleed.64..3,:6'irt,thf.,rowiniathtl.ll7i.c7sffied.:l,,fey,enlbenuf in it est Britain
en September SO:h. Mr. Symcock fotand the prisimer
on the day it. question aeleep on the top of the boiler., r,eeie.d. The retorts' from the colonial sad d f reign
and, seeing that he was n•t properly dreamed, to'cl courts and diteicts beim., as 'se, al. 1i p •
prisoner he should report blue The stoker replied he not taken Into armunt Sick and funeral ''' -
should report him for something then, and at once Re ...in, •. El'en,C • fees fir w & in ben
knoeked him down ; the engineer went to the me.- £9,rstSl leim. 7d. • contributions f n n i
deck, when the f-llow followed him, and knocked him eg4„77„54ge,.. 7„,' 2d e..,..; enerie6"..67;l f' 1 nedteeee° a from
a 1,
on,
:,:i
:17b:1.,
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tonmi. : /Iv eil..ri-nhi..
&mit the secoud time-Prisoner pleaded guilty, and e",,;-,Ter'Leei....f -..- --rt - i': • - • .----- -•• •-ve"4
urged in palliation that he was drunk that day; but Sirk .1.0 w;n511,,p18.A.:i
.0151 IN L5,1:465. eln. 3gli. gPall17:1"..1:
he bad no ill.feelleg against the engineer-Ills 4.146 07.19.. ILI. ..' iota, swop; 10,.'ele'een ; rec---7p.n:,;
character having been good up to that time, Crewe £135,364 10.. Ild. in excess, of the n y.ne. te St t merit
'gni sentenced to two years' imprisonment with hard give. the amoents paid to and receive Ifrto d strict.. by
labour, courts for the re-aiwurence of funeral and rerlaceel eck pa, THU TwO 38-Ton GUIs are making very little allowances :-Receipts: From dietricts for funeral sil.."'
p ?ogress, if say, towards the Verne t'itaciel • few awes. £73 182 4. 21. ; from disiri-in for eedeeed lick
days back being still on Selective Beach. In, fact, 'Lis allowances £4,818 15.. 51. : total, £77910 19.. 7.1. r.r°
doubtful whether they have net rather gone back. for merits 1 L•vie• or contiPtutions to distriet• for r.ine,a'*.
OR 507 13.. 24 ; tele. s te disteiers fer minced sigh snow.
the heavy easterly gales washed away pin of the &nee., £4,948 7s. 101. : total, £93454 1- Si. F tlooe re•
beach, and the guns showed • tendency togs babel' to assUr %bees it appears that the eum f /15,8511.75.1. de old
the sea, but were secured by ropes to the =dill= 1. serene lath, district fumed and re-'u 'rut si-k Rev Nods,
What says Campbell? by the Oaf manta from courts being that amounts in exeess
" Britannia need. no bulwarks, of the allewancem made by the dia•eeee. £9.51111 Iga 71.
winafehrece.
yffi.vre.d as entree,e fees for 42754 t0,..h...s admit-i 1
No towers on beieht or stoop ;
H r march is over the mount .in wave,: ese7ifnase. it
4.7 bringrilassnaviri 1 donationser outran.,iivatitt iheennnefr .41.... 5)1
demhellnres
Her home ia on the deep."
Some smaller guns, several of which are 12-pounders, aenthreetrmn7v, . ~ e o notch more than half ..i
* year. fess. The itv.rags contrbution Pr's
have been hauled igi to the Verne. member is /18...11H. Int•eeet upon the inv s•eti fonds
INeentOr OF A 101 l 0 BJS L -Lug Nl*
week • horse belong. 01 noting was /74,516 18,, Bd. from es,,. put year, en
hog to a greengrocer named Cheney, of Bridport, had ''''''' of la 9. 91. per cent, again.t £3 11. 71. t. r the
been placed In Mr. J. N. Reads etable .t the New year ?torten& There is every prospect tat this seerege
Inn, over-night, was Intuited next morning, The 'l°,l° the f.ItTITe, be redneed by the I w intere4 which
for be took the train th'ehly
owner who had the bore., appears to have been well corporate
bodies
are
now
nere'ins
'or
loal".
and
rho i ighlY
acquainted with Its peouliasitW., Vs translation in the next S anon of Perliement .if
to tridpert, thence went four miles to his home at cent.ariCoonusso3lidms:;elGsnß•teeo
Burton, and there discovered the animal safe in the "relate Payment of /311,015 0.. 5 ter ie sick ellewences
Ir",‘"Thentexa.epe.ndiriitieenreanstoenaw2ls Pe'llg.
stable, so that it must have found its way thither r Ime d'"ieg the year, being on ,is of 13.. 611. per enernher.
Portland. He then rode it beck to the t' island," and
e
&adroit the average of 14.. OH. for the previOUS year. Ties
found businene had not been stopped, for his wife hod ehnws • slight rteluetion f the sickness. in the I's' 1.44 n
hired another hone and carter, and
read. the Funeral allowa-ces in 1860 were /188.073 Ps. II 1---equ-vs-
round. usual lent to • centributien of 34 51. per m• tither. soh•olisrf
ad
..a
was
very
strong
on
tfutnedsgssort,rockrtastswerettst-mills.n.sesn...ran.ast,„Frno,mmt. t
toßoritisiet
v.
ifoe;
BOAT LOar.-Tbe grou
3Thursday in the West Bay, and a built owned by Mn. worth Deeember 31st, 18180, Z. 51) 003 Ifle 41 WO is disrl
. '
W"
wnaaacnrria new hong!), buynlibynbsinuiltittois
stuhemßameyy,
aamdt Benefit Foods: R-gesipts for the ye-r L 131,51 es. 51,:
lost. It w
cospfatnted2lo.,
ninftfacf, so new that the tam, hal not bens exeeediteee, /12 500 4.. 34._,.. worth De•cemler 31 t. lerM
forTha;rglar;ubeeak,nd Seawhmenaatthehaf:sehe.ermteinnWerya ee'.
sear,mAileb-rlellas-t*
-188°1.
:*'x£27°7l"-.1i5.."".94ge."
-nil
1.v.'5"111.:"."1.th'
ttnarttarCtb:2
, they found the boat was gone, and the gos It. eds.. 2 ll•die il
AAid Flint. ei....RPC•iPio for the
on the
water round • sailing boat, Ile
a 1...
..1.....ient n ment in the year for the 3,898 mere. rei„,eed was
1:0•Itil 16e 3 1.. against which the . on of ClO3 545 14.. tii
funeral fund.. 41,895,982 134. 81. ; court molars' -
m. re men went to help, and - woe ---"'", was ire 'ived. D''''''ohier 31st, 1975: C ure eirlt• 'al
drAawns.myininaut
ono(
frdvaft4er.
TAT AT HthlA4 itT7-11111"int was
ruh22, £5lB 472 0.. 81. • cern.% ..4,,a aid NOP.
.Cl.Tht lls. 61. • court. subsidiary benefit fulehl.
was held last Friday on a convict. by R. N. quad .Cl 6 OM 194. 101.; dfsteict tenor.] ftitod./IM 82519.. 0I.: d P
Howard i
bitiffiq., and hated three hours. Thursday t trier niutherment fond', Z1.10213..31. tdietrictmheidierie
soners ere not out
remembered.
was _ _ e y last, it wilt benefit fonds. £4,107 Ille sd. ; widows and ere'lloe rail
the end of the aflern a
. tue
o:tvheYWurril ahltdaeryjinatir ;thbeuLPrie.A. other fund, of"; rt; .so•trbe...lB,, f...:5
M 3 .46 id. ;4fftt rtict...l. aglia,l4:6•• warder took out • prisoner
to get at the tools. Whilst doing so the Court,
7."a.taa._nw.,i,r :bah; andf4s9unirs, .Cs9ml t.0032169n1811- 47 766".brrtt °33l:;c:.:':.
elerautsdildwhayisnstoickreat •
Clitel;"bedu;'ftbe convict felt wworar's • roars
being 111, and the ' men °ern' 6 • "e'r" '"'''''• 4:2•254.98° 12' 3_eli ' 1 .11
warder therefore called to eon.. .other convicts who ; MO efel 12e. 61. : district heirs) funds /241,09 lg.' WiL-;
bwyerethneeafr.f,ion:rivnthe Ir.
°ct. conveyed him into the prison. and I diAriet mAnaeamilet funds, /3 att 13... Be ; district s'7,
V 1 ben-at feees jee see 12 lei . wide." •fie
The inclueet was proteacted on
1 r reached him, he w a
. at, all the oreaus auezinie to ,
.":4":". "'al 9.' 91. ; court sularioliary le.e. fir tun
as end, orphans fonds, /49 906 118 s. 3d. ;o her foods of d it.eta.".
neath toot being yea.' seauhut of the eawl•''t ,411.144.74.24..6659.1.9i9- ..trodrutt:detoutaficoerourrtths. 594/11009811.1.1-m. e...e'r.,l' :
be healthy ertifiiessishee'e whioh Wall a 0-:.--. 1 DIAIRCtilil firms Chill sum the worth *of the wishion
A verdict of a the
0-rila burr was rionals•d7.7 orphans funds, to which cialT a small P•oilerti" --
rostobsro osstribele. the reeligaing wig wee road Ore

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Carried unanimously.
Mr. BLIES returned thanks.
Mr AILDIN also responded, and evoke of the great
seeittance readered by Mr. Baker and Mr. Whettam,whialt
had made hit work a lei,our of love.
Mr. T. B. Gummi moved • vote of thanks to the
Chairman. if the Mayor had preeid-d, probably we
ehou!cll have bad some splendid oratorical effort ; but he
scarcely regretted his absence, coneidering the excellent
speech of the Chairman to-night (Applause.)
Seconded by Mr. BULIMIA. and carried unanimouelv
Tb• Cm/senor cadtied been a true pleasure to him
to attend. Everyone comp' up that staircase must
have been immensely struck by the vast progress made
by the pupils.
The meeting then viewed the beautiful 'Adam
displayed.