The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30 00:00:00

DOB.OHESTIR.

Bine Omu.s.—The pretpooed prise ahootlog is Axed
to take plsoe to-day (Toeeder.)
THE Whiter Seamoo of the Vocal delooletlon beiso
On mends, ...sows, el the Infant Soho*lrooot, When
there wee s fair etteodaDoe of nteathere.

filil HT SCHOOL, "Ebujga,...treet, pp
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ducted by Mir Curries, was on Tuesday evening m-
anaged for the winter 'moon, with s preliminary motel
meeting of the terhera
Pine DOG. —At the Ipswieh dog show, Kr. C. Par-
asite:, of Dorohester. obtained third print for hie
Della& greybosad in ladles' toy and any other miry
rase ; ke was also highly sommeaded for his spaniel
deni Mayer of this borough (Kr. G. J. G. Gregory)
sad Kra Gregory attended the grand banquet and ball
given at York Init Thursday evening, when the Mayors
of Engird and Waled entertained tie Lord Mayor of
London. At the dinner the Laid Mayor lauded one
mune:end institution, as tine 14 of NagllA freedom.
Doacemsa Chinn Cunt —ht • petty merle=
on Woodsy, Mr. names's. of Um Mail Crab Inn,
applied for • permit to keep open on 'Monday the 2nd,
from eleven to one o'olook, on the oesuicm of the
senor supper of the Orrice% Olub: The magistrates
granted till initialed
llostetha. ItLoctrioc—We understand that Kr.
!fronds Ktlin of Cornbill. en old and resorted trades-
man of the borough. will be uncolored for tho moray
oaused by lb. ineligibility of Mr. Jobs Bishop, whose,
term of ofilee now expires, and have no doubt his
candidature will be anseptable to s large number of the
burrs's. _ . .

ADJOURN= LIO =MO MRITINO-02 Monday leak
before Kr. Dowel:doh, Kr. Galpla, and Kr. Curate
there wee is objection to the appitostisa of Mrs. Last,
of oornhill, for a Bosnia, to sell " meek." The new
Lieensing Aet requires that a niagietratee oirtilleate be
obtained to sell dritish wines, ka., which heretofore
grocers bad sold without any license. Renee the applies-
tins,. It was treated. _

triolorn.-5•••••.1
who sent from this neighbourhood to Brasil, hove
roturned dories the past week; and thol, half-starred
woe-begone oppearoose, and but pordslly-elad &alum,
'Belted the neemakerotion of all who saw than, sad
folly sonfirmed the borrowing details of their entering'
which hove been evert in letters from those la Brasil
pablielted in oar edam.
OOMMITTILD TO ?Ha COMM COMITY PINION.-
Bsst4ou : Henry Bowling, obtaining money by false
wetonose at Gym* R.gio Hard Lebow : Mary Ana
Williams. drunk and disorderly at Wareham, 1 sedsr
month; plonk Cooper and P•triok MeGolenoes, drunk
and riotous at Pcrtiond. 14 day.; Mary Jane Minor,
stooling • nightdress, to, at Weymouth, 14 days ;
John Bonnett, vagrants', it Lyme Regis, 1 day. ; Wary
Slack alias Botcher, stooling a loaf of broad at Wey-
mouth, 7 days. hoprisoostout : &anis ertatt, drunk
and riccou it Weymouth, 7 days.
HMIS BEM —At from. great fair on Wedosedoy,
sets& Postai dairymen oompeted in the elms for
fresh batter. Not less than 2S.bs. of buttar, mired not
lees than one month bsfore ezhibition. Competition
open to the United Kingdom. lintranie fee, lie 11
oompetitoro lot prise, £5, Mr. Sounders, Procne St.
Quinton, Doroliestor. 3rd, .£2. Mr. &dein Hass,
Puddletomn, Dorobeder. Highly oom.nended, Mr.
Thomas Walden. Conte, Dorchester, and kr. Simms
Magmata, Puddletown, Dorchester.
• F LIME'S CltOP OP POTATOis —We have had
an opportunity of seeing so exosedlogly fine erop
of potatoes, grown in this Mellen garden of Mr. W.
S. Allordyos GS, Salisbury Hones, Fordington, •
rimming of the Phoepho•Silloon monare. The variety
woo "Breese'. Prolifie," ond the produce emulated
mainly of very lugs potatoes, while the rest were of
good size for table is.., and there being absolutely
sone unsorviessble : chit. the quantity was at the rate
of 12 tons par sore, or worth about £lOl Tbe •..lue of
the Phospho-Etilloon inshore tkas illustrated lo the more
remarkable when we learn that Mat mason the same
plot of land, planted with special seed brought from
Liceolnabire,developed potato dimwits to such on extant
that the orop did not repay the oost of awl.
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Tin Luce Ms. 130aaos Moots, M.A.—The burial
of the late Mr. Horace Mauls, one of ths sons of the
Vicer of Fordlogton, whose death occurred on the previous
Sunday at Cambridge University, through be Is
from a self inflated wound in the throat, whim, se
jury found, be wee tampon/11, Larne in eons-queer
of overwork and depression of Wed, took piths lest
Friday moraine in Fordlogtou shureltyard. The
general feeling of sympathy with the Vicar and Mrs.
Motile in their sad bereavement wee iudieated by the
closed abutters sod rosily drawn blinds at all the
bosses in the neighbourhood. • large number of
parse reembirld to wither the interment, about
siren o'clock the funeral prooeselon left the Viee.rage,
the remalos haring been brought there from Cambridge
iJniverity by small trots early the sass moraine. The
clergy present were the Revs W. Osborne and C. X Vines,
sod the Rev. H. F. Joules Rector of All Relate. Of the
relatives of the deceased there were his father—Rev.
Henry Monk, K.,.?. Motile. Mr. Charles Molds, Lev.
firth's, Mottle, Rev. M. sod several
of the younger brthohes of the fanally. The
teachers to the Sunday school, both rale and fears,
followed, six of the former Wing am pall-bearers Mr.
Pewee, J.F., sad Mr. Pores, jour., joined in the
procericia, its did also Mr. T. Fears, vestry clerk, Mr.
sod others. Mews. Ersombe and Mr.
Wallow' were the undertakers Oa the pall WIN
pissed a wreath of dowers. The grave is at the
entrance to the new part of the churehyrd. The Revs.
Osborne sad Vines took part in the eerviee in the
church sad st the grays.
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GOOD TEXPLAIIIIIIL A lecture was given in the
British soot-room, on Tueedsy evening, in commotion
with the Good Template, by gr. Cud, • wall-known
temperance leeturee In the Wed of logiand. There
wits a very fair &Roods:toe—a alreammtenos that called
forth from the lecturer ungratuladons oo the improve.
moat snob a gathering was on former moutinge he had
attended in the town, and he attributed it—rightly, no
doubt—eo the leaven of Good Templarisen. Mr. Goad
keying remarked on toe rapid progress of the Order,
obeerted that It poessered all the elementm neseroary to
muss —it was a good 11111•1, wee mended, and was
opposed. He then set himself to mem the °Mealtime
to Good Tomplary that 111. not "spiritual ;" sad be
unsparingly lashed, though good•humouredly withal
what he rather sffutadly coiled the "
drinking prolsesors" for coodeathlog the Order, sodas
that though Good Templary 1. 004 Chrietiaaity, it ie •
Christian work, end leads thousands to imbrue
religion Christ fed the multitude, hat It did aot wake
them Chridians ; and the Meurer Maud " little-drop-
drinking professors" to the Priest sad the !write in
the parable, passim by poor drunkard., and leaving
them to b• helped by Good Tionplare out of their woo-
fol condition. He sketched in larld °Wasters the
misery coned by strong drink; pointed to It.
victims as in more evil mu than the man who fell
among thieves, and in greater said of help; showed
the OT•1111•00aCII of monetary hell) to relieve their dis-
tress, and forcibly Illustrated that the only way to do
them real good I. in sample and precept inducing
them to abandon Intoxicating drink sod lead sober sat
respecting lives. as to the good of drink he observed
that ho bad a shading challenge that if anybody would
prove there was more nouriehmut la the beet 7s. 6d.
bottle of port wino to be obtained thee in half • plat
of milk he would give 115 to the hospital- and the
same for evidence that the best bottle of 12a. 61
ahatopagoe contained more nutriment than a grain
of wheat. As for gin, rum, and brandy, there
was shout se much nourishment in therm as In •
Oath of lightning I sad • man would have
to drink 12 galloon of eider to get the
nourishment of a 41b. loaf! Feeley a man making
sash • fume' of himself I He related Outing tholdents
of the evils paused by drookenner. • young woman
went out to webs, and retailed to partake of the beer
her feilowitervants had for their meals. Tide they
didet like, and were continually twitting her en the
subjeet : so one evening when they were all sitting
round the kitchen It. shatter her alistinesse owe up,
and they salted her the reason of It. She said—When
I was 10 years of ace, I bad a brother aged Mx and a
sister aged eight. Pother had 16e. • week sad after his
work at sight lee used to emu home end toed to mother
sad as, or do a bit to his garden, sod we were as happy
as could be. By sod toe a rellroed was made through
the village, and • puttliahoue was built. Tattier oomiag
home on the opening night was beamed to go it, and
he stayed later than we bed ever known him stay out
before. Mother asked him where he'd bus, awl be
told bar, and said he aboald drop in oesadonally jut to
spud 61. for the good of the honor. She oncleavound
to keep him In the old ways, but could not t he mot to
the publio-house more frequently, and la two years waa
• drunkard. He spent hie wages In drink, sad beat
mother. Want, and ill-treathent, awl grief killed her,
sod we children were motherless. Soon after father got
noisy Is the poblichouse when be was tipsy, and the
landlord pushed him bask wards out of the door, and he
, fell with my hoed on • curb...tone. Three men who
were in there drinking brought him holm, and Mid him
,en the bed. We ehildrsn gathered abut his, and
sailed to him to spook to us, bat he never answered.
We knelt abut the bed all night eats( father to say a
word to no, but he did not speak, and next morning the
, neighbours woe la and said he was dead. I west
with our MU. dolor end brother, to the sharehyard,
and knelt on my poor mother's pave, and asked the
Lord for guidance, and then went out Into the world to
urn bread for myself and thesa. That piddle-hems
robbed se of father asd mother, booth and solder.,
and I ma never woe drink without thiallag of all
the misery it bee inlietod oa as, sad would mot
touch It for everything else in the world. On, sorthat
sod auther begged the Pas Perdu, *then Poo oe
the bow sop, and the poor girl WM new mom asked
"Why don't you drink your supper beer! The
lecturer met the objectless@ to the regalia and secrets of
Good Templarisas, and urged that the Order is doing a
noble work width merits the support of Christiana of
every soak In Illutrallon of what had been dome, he
mentioned that one Good Templar in Plymouth had
resiathed poises than 120 drunken women.
Oovarrt Parrs assawas, flaturday.—Before Kr. H.
Williams (ohairmao). 111*. I. P Hr. B. B.
Middle's", and Hr. G. 0. Gb. obljL-_th. adjourned
thensing media' was held to-day.—kfr, T. A. Huse
applied for • thecae to sell of the premises, for the
Brewery Tap at Wyk, kg* under the BA seed= of
the Deer sal Wise sail &wham Ad. The seal
seam iron preyed, sad s a.reeilsl it knit of the