The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-16 00:00:00

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SATURDAY HOSPITAL runt—Mr. R. R. Talbot hes
kindly mat t 2 25., and Mum. Hawk's and Freeman
17s.
SIMMS Acturitge.—Arthtir Knight, son of Mr.
Mof the army Hotel, was hurt at Yeovil on
IN& He wee goods guard on the Great
Weston, and when shunting, a truck knocked him
down, and ran over hie right leg, also breaking • rib.
Bela now in the Yeovil Heepitell, and is improving.
AT IT Aidant.—Albsrt Ross, who paid bs. tine on
Monday for being drank an the tramway, transferred
his attentions to the Mission Hall, Highottreet ; but
road,' ass brought him away from theme newly found
and be found them very dear, when brought
before the megietrales on Tuesday after Mayor-
ohoosing, for instead of letting him off more cheaply,
on account of being • previous customer, they raised
the pada
SHIPPING Irrst.thicror.. derivate South of
Ireland, Pearn, Cherbourg. general; Great Western,
Blampied, Cherbourg, general; Olive Branch, Hard-
ing, Hull, barley ; South of Ireland, Paint, Cherbourg,
general; Cygnus, blither Jersey, general; Great
Western, Blampied, Cherim, general; May and
Annie, Harding, Hull, oil ; Cygnus, Flisher,
Jersey, general ; Cite, Thedeman, Christiana, deals, &c.;
Teresa, Hebley, Portland, nil; South of Ireland,
Pawn, Cherbourg, general; Three Brothers, Daish,
Cowes', cement; Brighton, Painter, Cherbourg,
general ; Cygnus, Flisher, Jersey, general.—ffirilincis
South of Ireland, Pearn, Cherbourg, general ; Cygnus,
Flisher, Jersey, general; South of Ireland, Penni,
Cherbourg, general; Ede, Karbonon, Ala,, ballast;
Brighton, Painter, Cherbourg, general; Cygnus,
Flisher, Jersey, general; Great Weatern, Blampied,
Cherbourg, general ; Jessie, Griffiths, Seeking, ballast;
South of Ireland, Pearn, Cherbourg, general;
Brighton, Painter, Cherbourg, general; Great
Western, Blampied, Souttuunton,
ODDYELLOW'S FOSIAAL.—The brethren of the
Manchester Unity of Oddfellows in this town paid a
last mark of respect to the memory of their late
Brother Ricketts, of the Hand-in- Hand, Dorchester, on
Friday afternoon last. The deceased brother has for
some years resided in Weymouth. and his paid his con-
tributions through the " Grad Eastern" Lodge. The
brethren, therefore, to the number of shalt thirty,
Including members of each of the three lodges in Wey-
mouth, as also three from his own lodge, assembled at
the Oddfellows' Hail, Market-street, belonging to the
above lodge, at half-past two o'clock, when the funeral
service, appointed by the Order, was commenced by
Past Grand Pelts, secretary of the lodge. A spii4 of
thyme was then distributed to each of the members,
who afterwards marched, under the direction of Bro.
Drew, chairman of the committee, in prooemion to the
deceased's Its residence, the Dolphin Inn, Park-
street, where they joined the hearse bearing the
and two mourning coaches, containing the widow and
relatives of the deceased. The burial mirth e was con'
ducted by the Rev. R. Bolton, of Gloucester-street
Chapel, of whose congregation the decamped brother
was a member, at the conclusion of which Secretary
Pella read the concluding portion of the Impressive
service of the order. Each member then deposited his
sprig ef thyme and took • last look of the coffin of one
who was highly respected as a visiting brother and for
his unassuming manner. The deosased, who had
suffered • long and painful illness, less only 38 years
of age, loaves • widow and one child to mourn their
loss.