The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24 00:00:00

THE DORSET courrry EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY,

mos before lined for bring drunk. he was therefor. Mr. Warren Elanume, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Balla, Mr. Lamb,
dned 10r. and meta 9e. 61. —Allowed • week to Mr. .1. Stioklaod, Mr. Met. Mr. Bond, and s others
pay in. or 14 days' imprieonment.--Bornual Allen —nearl7 NO atedelber,. • Orem haring beLammaid, the
war Awned with aseaultieg and beatlrm Jose; h Ch.hlo"
e•" 1 ID
_°•° wield 1474 toasts, whisk w wars
Allen. Complaisant mrd on 711, July, at 9 a.m., deir hoeee
tbe defer.dent eaum IMO MS bonen, and in a.sry Tbe thiadilss briefly propold "The health of 0,
insolent Mall Per, demanded Ilk. of him, for mare Bishop mod dew of the diocese.
be had purchased of delendeut before lad Gar Baud—" Old Huadrodtb."
welsh were paid for at the ilme they wen pei . Rm. H. 0. Fuson returned thanks, and and he
Complainant said, kiwis/ paid he pasta owe pay sea. ; WY la a very thstmetablit. and at the suns enviable
tisfeedent demanded tbe goods or thensensy. inini'crain ! tie.—uatneieble beseass • difilmdt task to maw.
pr abusive Impress. sad sellil If Is MIA pan lip dima, hat savishle lisesses it was an honours
h ble
rt..,
knock i;n down. He (writerasl told hill, if ler did nog ersa 1 The Bishop anxious for the welters of 01
loam te sh•nlii put bin ant, be -sat in do . meg a Ids dinerse, both In Into and Dorset, and wore he
4. leutl.ot stilt& lint sod gore him • bine eye, A , present that day, he woe Wm they wo•W all say no omi
airmail* mined, sad at I.st ha gut him our, hs ie.n liail more truly L'biistiun feeling, or mors heartily n-
ame book sigain.ead he (ellers-) aunt fee a priliesame i Belted the solomneet of the rrePle As for himealf
ofter nhieh, asfendaot's mother oltelle over, and at lest mid tam otber clergy they mac •leeys redy to support
bit wee got oist. Bank Snell, VI. of hies reline.% emleties of this deterheitin, dad any others which were
sereobomted, sod said Igor husband del sot strike the ker.,ebe Seed of the Peelde—lheer. "14 It /`6.1 61"
defendant Wore he &tea him Ths tkilandeet said mid thee eleri7eleo were °Weed to 41 reereeteoll, but
the emenleinant or WI had belle no seed yrensAii, es that was p grmt °Mamba, aid ifs ninety was condiment
41614111411,e4•11 of iv hth he list him limeaske and aleo on MIAs. prhaleples it would be supported *very
sold I. ries, be hod tried te set bmk those be lent, eels but It meet hat* ils whew not merely the ilr'bhee•
and tereMeeed te "county Collirl. him if he did Doe Mem of the mom, bat also the eternal welfare of MI
',darn them or pay for them Hs Led sent is a b.e members, es the Bradlee& Friendly +Moiety bal. It,
and &Aced for Ms loamy previously, sad on this eass. therefore, it cootineed to be well coodocted, it would
sioe be went to ask for it, whom complainer', sed in smog leek mpport—(eheere).
wire both stesek him Wm* be slush
.imniplaneeni, The ellstawAs then pro
,pord "The health et tits
The asagi.tretsieocsidered ski nom& passed, cud bed Army, Wavy, end Volunteers Two• would not permit
defendant ha and costs 104. 61., or M default 14 days' Wm to difvn on ehe itlerioas dmds of thom two Meet
' primisment. Ilifithills ;IN was sure if mar they were required they
would be found quite up to the mark. Happily for this
«wintry we were at peace, while abroad we heard
' and read of .11 the baron of war, and hundreds
and thousands wars being slaughtered. If ths
emintrr should be drawn Into war, we should
44 the army and ;nary as eleimet as ever.
And they hod tbii to sonaiden, tbet of they Imre rolled
eeer the, h•cl the rest bend of volunteers, who were
aide .14 willinctis metintain the honour aid safety of
old enshowl. He oskpled with the toast the mines of
Rey. W. Beach for OA army and navy, and dempant-
Illsjor Miller for the Yromanry. It was its that
Private Dollen, of the Q6.4111'11 Westminster Rides, was
present, so him name was alai coupled with the toast for
the R dr.

Baud—" Rithi Britannia."
Win. W. BSACII retuned thenks,and said he dare my
many of them were sermised to lind his name connected
with the army, sod thought he ought to have a red mat
,netead of a bleak ono. Tboegh he was 1 llliniMar of
he army be had a right to be as Meer in the army as
rh...i.io, at the present time motioned in Londort. Mr.
Broodley bad referred to the war thread, of which none
them coal me the sod: he hoped England would
not be drawn Into it. The only way to maintain
imam was to be prepared for war. The army of this
onnetry thee-fore was a tree pesos establi.chment, no
without is army we should be an easy prey to an altan7.
! go remarked that there were gamy stelwart ton •
them; he had been es throe oontioseter,and had sted7
human nature aid had never no,.more bean
'omen than times of Doreetahire ; wbd, is for the
men. Ito Mould not like to be opposed to them ia battle.
+ems of that bad hem cheering hie remarks, bethought
it would be • good plan when he went back to Lomb*,
to see whether he could sot get n 0... one to is.. there
recruiting for die arvey—(langhter) He did not think
mothers mod ohjeet now to their sone going into the
army. II was diderent formerly, when every man who
was "Meg to the had was thought to nee the climax if
his mist into the army. Now the votary was well oared
foe ip seal and body, Me went to cherish every Ileaday.
was Ali druid and well fed, and la all flinplieta if 0017
'tails hiseerlf he oeght to 'Mew as well as other men.
no I e boned that etelbegs weeld nell he frightened at
orbit be had said. The better a sea was tbe better
midler he mead webs. I. eh.toeoe station a mats was
he would do better if he was. good ChriMior than if
not. He emelwied an able Tomb by whim( a few re-
marks with reaped to the navy--(ebeers).
Mr. /flu= returned thanks for the Yeomanry.
Mr. Malan was then called on to return thanks for
the 1141.., but said be had not he. n In the volunteers
fr fnur vars. and palled on Mr. Williams. "the 'n.
her for Lalworth," to return Litanke—(great Isaghter).
Mr. WILLIAMS. sth D.V.8., bri. di returned thanks.
801111-1. Proposed "The (Mows of the flosietv."
They harm bow they had perforated their duties. What
had taken elms that day amply reeved how well they
had done so. He coupled with it the name of Mr.
Thome.

-.Wood —" Foe he's a hearty good fellow."
Mr. Tamura rearmed Omaha sod mid the semi
oangoim bed n..t ex matt to let in Reaps& • society
nembering from MO to 300 members, most of whom
OM. ageltellaral pimple. He was glad to me so mane
there, and to sew tas visitors sod hoped they waeld
enjoy themselves,. The soalety was Ino.d ord-r, or so
many would ea hays hese there at day, sad t
oil ens bad blhaedesediu, mn re).
The CHAIBIRX said whit It. 'Therm bad said was
quite tree • they sem all ellsiseteSsars, bet tare was
mi. or ram two aloes who, were *lima& voluable.
Wt.,* road sem deb do without the &Moe (hear. boa)
to provide medieal awiesuses in time of and. From
what he bad heard, Kr. Demeilos had always dose very
well, but Isar they eent doubly mist—they bad both the
father sod the sem to dewier them, sad he was sure the
an would do au well MI Ids (other had dem He aver
west ammo the catattors 1/141041111seerisg of the kind
smisases they bad reedered-masst eases gratuitously
He proposed, themfam. the health of Mr. DM/UM and
Mr. le Gros Dens& •—(loud absen).
Rand "Flee old Re gestleman."
Mr. La Giros Diteenom rammed theoks on behalf
of his father and himself in • few smut wellmbesen
amutemams Ho thanked the apelike tor the hemdsome seed
south whit* the, hot ma'amd hits that day, *blob he
bad received with great phossers. Ile had beim them
about • year toed a half, and ha wee miarl to we present
sever•l • h.tm be hut attended in •iskeess Th• clot,
we. increasing. and As hoped it would cootititte to hold
its present podtion - (ahem.).
Mr. Daimon added "if you eat too mock, if you
drink too much, we will give you a double dose "—(loud
'Minister).
Mr. Damns avowed '' The health of their Chair.
mass. He spoke of him in thy highest tenet. and said
be had batten bio M.n7 years awl hod Away' found
bite amiable, good. Ira sat saaaara—tag,...),
Item. PIIZSIXDAIT BrioADLIT returned amoko and
said amid Unit he demoted half the sommeeshoixo Kr.
Dmuiloe bad bestowed on iii.; every day be lived, the
=ma he was meumitio of abortossmina and delleiessies
he ml' that from his heart. It had gives him the
grout plesoure to be their Marmon for the last two
yeas, sad so lout as the weetoty emaiseed its good
mos,. good order and disciples. as lon AMY world
led him, if smart and health prousithol, reedy to Pre-
side and futthee the interests of dm s dem. Re hoped
they amid seller hits to my • few words of exhortation
and warning. Harare my some would say "he's going
to give us a sermon ;" los was not, however, going to do
that, bat sive them a title good advice. On them
ocomioes Ih. mete there and were sometimes hurried
into mesa, he would lariat them therefore, to beware of
temptation, mod dret avoid CHM— two words only—
mandly, keep good hours—three mom wordx, so, not a
very bog sermon. If they followed that advice, twisted
of being away frees their work sea day, sad latest of
✓isim with rushing heads, sad, it might he, oohing
beam, they would mire thankful to Use God of all
wartime tam *him sky, and ready to go forth to do their
date is the Medi life is with* it hod pleased God to
tosll ther—aamill sheers).
The CiAIeIIAN the. proposed "The health of the
viestiairsems (We. lamas')."
Mr. DINSILOO returned thankt
11-v. W. BIACY thin proposed "The health and sue-
modul ministry of the Rev H. 0. Francis," • gentle-
man who hid lately same among them. He had
peached • very good sermon that morning,rett Mg forth
Christianity ; they basi now great psAnsion.
amid to God they h•ii more practice. He was sore
dories the pumas year Kr. Tama would carry oat
shoes prineiples he thee atm rated.
Rev. H. 0. FRANCIS returned thanks.
Mr. Mimes parsed " The Frees," which was re-
sponded tear the rupseras present
Mr. Ls GROS Dwell WI proposed "The health of the
end hatess,Kr. and Wm Hart," and Kr. Hale returmed

th•aks.
V. ions snorts wore then indal In --geoits, skittles,
Aant galle,kies in lb. ring, anA dander 1.• the evenness
usesie of the Artillery bead who ment have bad a hard
time cd Ikea no sooner was one tooe liniehed,than thine
!worst wanted ..other. There were • large rasher
nraeset in the wee*. Ned domes. smel Inso•i•-ehg-ring
were married on with grest spirit lintel lee& The geld
had the appssasno. of • lair, there being • lot of stalls
In it All the people present seemed to enjoy them-
selves thoroughly.