The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-22 00:00:00

former oombur off the field ea Acton, by
two
seven wickets to fall. The result was nia.a..."111e4
the excellent butting of Rev. N. W. Geesizr olviL
jeeeph Fowler; whim the bowling f the 1:1,.."4
ant, of Mesas. Best and A,lanu, Dimit717.110,4
ogres:Ur& The following in the score :
D1W1.1511.
14t lorfons. 2,4 Inc
rF. rowler„ b °reeky 13 c I.
Bout, c?. Yowler. b (husky... 17 hi. F..*
BrAc. b Gre.l.l••• ••• •• • 6 run out
N. Pareon, hJ. Folder ... 3b F.
A. Parsons, c Look. II (Insley 1 c Ural%
Fowler
Barter: b °nudely .. 0 hi. Fovlnt.-
T.assrd: elbJ Yowler. ... 0 c hV. Fenix. ••• I
Ron, cJ. Yowler. b Greeley— 1 vi. Fv
. 4 h rowing ;
. 4 hi. F mluir
.. 1 not out
6 lame

Gregory. not out
coopoet nisi out
AlperVb.r 7
ns z ..

60
IitILSOIVIL

lot twangs. _
tad
flew. N. W. Gresley, b Adams 20 net out
C rhea es Beet, b Adams 2
.1 Fowler. b &sot • ••• 12 h Alson
Holloway, run out 0 b Best
F. Fowler, b IPot 3
White, e Best. b Adams ...
Snow, h Rest . 0
J. Fowler, not . 0
.1. them, oN. Parsons, b
Adams ... 0
Sock, b Adams ...
Pops b Moms ...
Fatras

... 0 not ont
... 10 Ewe,.

EITTYBXIIIITZB NZWTON,
Pnrrr Snsaions, Idonday.—Bef ore karare4 y
T. M. Guest, and D. Ferrell. E. latee
Thomas Dvirsti and Jab Di fat were rbargad ,
ins and injuring the surface of lba highway, ok ;TY
inst., at Stalbridge.—The oomplainant W1U•1471
summons against the latter.—R,chard d
bridge, said an the day in quntion he rere44
from Mr. Alfred Taylor, the secretary of th• Gale,"ll
to ascertain where there was • leakage of ex, -eit
Tom Dutton for this s purpose, and under ;Lit
broke up the highway in the main street ot st4s,Z2b,
Thomas Taylor. surveyor of the Stormont.,
District, said said on the day in question its our Tom izz
breaking up the highway.—The defendant was Eizz
and costs.
Johanna, wife of James Newman, wee cber,4
sasaulting Itatildaß.cknell, of Hinton, on the he Z.
The complainant said on the day in question the
wont Into into the house of Yrs. Martin, tint doer
After she came out of the house the bilandeer
several large stones at bar, and struck her on tie kr"
legs.—Th. defendant's husband was hound mer 174
the peace for six months. s
Jaws Welds* Hambhn, Herbert
,sta.„.
101141161, and William Williams, all of St nutou'llice..._
ware with breaking • bruise teloniM
minus? Board, doing damage to the oil
10a —As there was no evidence bearing on the
dismissed.
Herb rd WY summoned by Benjamin
clerk toStkliTroacsi guardians, for Li it. towards
tainance of her father, who was an inmate of is, 0:1
and has since died.—The Bench made an order
1111730a11t.

BILIDPORT,

A SniciMal CARL—An interesting hut Wet
has come under professional notice during the '4;
On Friday morning the domestic serried *
Matthews, jeweller, being on an errand in
was seized with a fit, and fell to the ground Sies
taken to Mr. Crocker's, and eventually to her our
in East-street. Whilst no ier the influence d
seizure she remained fore considerable time ins on,
toes state, and at times become so violeet
required the aid of three men to hold her. On Sgeti
the unfortunate girl exhibited signs ~f improselei
and up to the present them continues el 'oily to me"
receiving every possible attention at the handsel,
master.
EXTIAOILDINARY FRIAR Or NATCRL—Iir.
Woodward, of Wanderwell Farm, acquaints so of.'
strange "birth" which took place .no hi. fannont
day. when • nest of ducks' eggs were batched fu
one of the eggs was taken twin ducks perfect in flr
part, and joined together by • strong membroo
substance at the boa of the head. When dem,
the birds were dead, a portion of the ehrll heist
removed. Had Mr. Woodward been fortnares
to be present at hatching time In dh birds mint o
been preserved alive, as it is they ore preexist
spirits at Mr. Tucker's, chemist. When Mr if,
ward again possesses this remerkable cur re ty,ne
be pleased to show the " Wanderwell twins" to Kra
who may feel Interested.
PRIMINTATION.—A most gr itifying token of we!
is to be made to the Toli-see Huesey, who bone reel:-
left Bridport. where they have re.ided m
• century—to take up their abode et Parn-L.;...
present consiets of a chaste drawl go,
mounted on a handsome black marble 'dock, the
being supported by_ chaste err al, illuminoted
gold pencilling*. The movement is regulated ',..
ruby escapement set by Mr. W. L. Mattheo, •
whom the clock was supplied. A gilt plue Sun:
inscription—' Presented t the Mime. Hurry
friends of Bridpot as a token of affection sad reir
May, 1880." Both ladies will be rui.sed uol
absence regretted by many in this town. Fs r.
years Miss Hamel has occupied the self-imp mil
of "superintendent " of the girls' department,..
Congregational Sunday School, also condortifil
" Dorcas " Society, and both ladies have ix re
years been teachers in the above schools. Wee
assured the Misses Hussey will take the esteem 11
lugs circle of friends with them to Barnstaple.
OH, THL BULLS, BILLS, BELLA—The mar
Bridport has dismissed the bell.ringers of the
church becaose, in opposition to his enure, r
they rang the bells on the occmion of %Ir. Wart n'
returned H. P. for the borough, and some pie
has been caused thereby. In hi. explanation h.,
that on the afternoon of the polling-day be ter:
secretary of the ringers' society, and distinctly
that on no account whatever was there to het
that evening. He went to Bradpole, and ii
called on Canon Broadley. to his intense MUM
and very great consternation, he heard the 1:6
Bridport church ringing. He went etright host t
to the belfry door. When up the stairs he head;
of laughter and cries of " Warton for ever." Air
of Biidport he had endeavoured to raise the r
tone of the parish, and inculcate the same
with regard to the ringers. Therefore his coo
and utter disgust when be heard thee
electioneering cries come down froxi the belfry
church he finds indescribable. He can bad! t
those ringer. in the belfry again. On the Pat 41
ringers, these electioneering cries have been dol
The roctor persista in his statement, adding
perfectly disgusting to drag the bells of the jr
church through the mud of • party election, mil
ringers did not know what was due to the cones
house of God, they ought to have known. A
bell-ringing guild is In the course of formation.
News.
BRIDPORT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
The second meeting of this association was hell !It
Templar Ball on Tuesday evening, under the
ship of J. P. F. Gundry, Esq., president
The Liberals were represented an magas, the
present being about 425. The meeting was camel
receive the report of the committee appointed te
rules, he., sad all persons interested in L
received a cordial welcome. The arrival of the Iffet,
his Wershipi
ilud many_ gentlemen was ensomoil
marked a The chairman was motored
Steelman. eq, CiLuorl„,_Yessrs. T. Coln! W.
Mans Swain, el. P. Suttill. C. Edmund', T. liEt
Aldermen IL Cox and A. Re_ynolds, IL Reid, G. o
A. K. Banister_, Howell. T. Kale, hon. secrets4.o
Bartlett 01 Clifton. Among the audience U
Mattsrface,s_
Gillardald (Sherborne), J. Beach, R. Barrett, A. gee
The m ,
Swaffi, J. W.
inutes of the last meeting were rewl
CHAIRMAN and were adopted on an unanimose
bands and acclamation. Mr. dundry explairiel tWif
were met to hear the report of the well-cheerer-
tive committee, and he need not dilate upoa
had been isasastire to that committee, and n0„...M
been I'3 arrange good rules, being
those of the Liberal Associations throughout -,
rules to be taken as binding on them all, the tett
lowed, richest and poorest, and were for their 01,
absolute guidanotwed the meeting was c.e1.111b.t0i7;,,
IMPF•re• h ofewbeivcr wnagtheeinoptid by se
mous and cordial assent by show of hands"
Rule I—That the society should be called the ni
Liberal Association, and ita object 'ball he to
return of Liberal members XI Parliament an
Council and the general spread of Liberal
The Continuo remarked that that reguir!,l
sideration, baring been previously carried. (All.rr
Rule 2.—That the members consist of se
signifying their adherence to the objects of
tion, and who subsaibed ls. per year and toffe'
funds.
In answer to a question pot, the PILIVIII.W
tat the members might include electors or POO
Rule 3.—That the odious be President, yiCOP,
reissurer, and hon. me.. to be elected at
nesting of members in every year. Each Time"—
subeeribe ens guinea annually.
Rule 4.—That the annual meeting be ••••—"o
receive report from executive committee, to
amendment of ths rules, and for gime&
__.7ee rflO
annual meeting to he called by advertaww'''
not less than erten days previous to the awrtZ
Rule —That • special general meeting sb
vened by vote of executive committee.
by notice signed by no lees then twenty -
association.
Rule 6 —That there shall be • eePallt°.°7b,,
each ward, to omelet of 25 member', who es%
at the annual general meeting. Exit w !Imo.
add to their number, and to select their ow
secretary
Rule . —That the general oommittee of
consist of president vice-presidents. .'"yee
treasurer. and aforesaid Committee of the tiro. ovol
Role B.—That the executive committee 1007.0
president eocretary, treasurer, rhouw" et(
=Mew and Moe members te, be elected Wu
calumnies, five to form • quorum wankel w
Rule 9,—That • copy of rules be f
member co velment of member's lea adoe
Rule ie.— tno alteration of rule' Tha ha iwt.'l
annual meeting, and not then unless tea def.ooo,
been given in writing to Narratery of sst'
PeoPos• such alteration, and that notice
tb
Inserted in advertisement calling the owattg,
The PRZBIDINT expressed as his ....1„„
If adhered to, would be for the beoefit
He remarked that nothinz more could at eiTion
as that misting was simply called • ‹,
met with the approbation of all. A 11:
=TListed them on the splendid ,
ight He was plowed to see some
him who coukl not Masud at the net
hind been reaMted from Kr. W.Colf oz. le la' '''•(
wishes and sympathy with the usecistioabi,,
Pagan of membership were reedy thor,°,°L.mai
should deem it an honour if they wum" 7,010'
Ant (Cheers.) They did not wish to,
ehlo to sliectan but to all well wisberiolltf
Upwards of 300 advanced to the Ple"_:,abert.,,,,
the meeting to register themselves 7-seenwrit
large ameba sigulthed their isomeric t0_0401,,,
later on, many Liberal voters being Una he''
There was an entire absence of "11,7,70ei"'
this occasion. The misting was
and augurs well for the emcee
next meeting will be had on Pride!. w— .19
TOWN COUNCIL AND
The buslams of the Town Council
PO. • # •
The tender of Masers T. and F. fa'
-help 0
tax out the resowatka of the To" lA, re •
mint of the magisterial bench. table',a
10a This was the rely order 51m-4
and it was at mics aelemeger It wel uew'"-
should be eteepleled 'tibia Is

that

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRicIIL_TURAL_
_G_AZ,
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BoLgryontr_deEaSiwroaDA_a_ Y_.brisef
ere, were---------ohivasdl with etaellug
-a. rgg allatme The item took oocasion seven wic ete he result was te.;_rlim
De' - - hig that wall the exoelleot batting of Rev. N. W. ovesi..7l 444
__ __ _ -- - iby which ther might share thedr course is Swimmeret life,
12 58 -79 Clitt.DMIN IMAM most SOHOOL.-At the Borough . n the course of hie speech he sa i summoos and the which
sr. Joseph Fowler; while the bowling
DORCHESTER. Private Hoses ... M ...,22 le 66 - 104 Folios-court oa Saturday, before Dr. Draw (chairman), laid by Joehua at to mar
hich done, but discoanted the boye o n the parents nod ,„„ Beet end Alamo. e eke,
d -: t- tool expressed tbst 01 maws. ms. od Deng... ins,
tholiza. OF Am.-W. R. Bawler has, we are pleased Swat J 4411444 "I 12 l''' - 60 - 196 B. Hopkins, and J. E. Behests, Esqn. fourteen per- ee,ew., f bite
22 19 , he was some vans the )by the Increase o
. „ Slim • hem) • Let that memorial atone ant laid, on w
i t eon an pc) iii 4 Cr , . • re
._
tilting°
t4thmatrrecit
18888 Lia
beof afore::::nant°ol.oeisu'l b°7l664cknalini. .13e7t, cc
..F. The
o. a erf:lk"riDgyil...thle7 wx;
J. •F
:lee -.8'44'11
......
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... ... 4 b J
Corporal Bridle ... 28 i evinced by them towards the good old •-sciety (for which taken as his "tea, the st•one
11 67 - a`"" SOW were summoned by order of the ithhool Atteua- ansudbecribsdptilB7dTneirb.:ltenteitaasolgeamue " 8.111,8111:8;6. 18171:0:8.7.".
inom.eotroza:_:_t
oh........:idoreier.3.:Pxoape. ruathvearoy.ria..
.q.
to learn. pamed in practical, plane, and solid geometa Private L ithorn ... 31 25 81 -96 .., honks by be now :Mod, - • -re i
The half twin of this excellent school comalene" Private Moore 90 24 17 101 =do Committee for not sending their children regularly also again sitte•tel his love for that best -- _
week. C sp-oral Bernie. 3ili 26 21 22 73 -,.._ 106 to echool, and thirteen were fined. The fines were evin4 for his anuual French pre,' • Bible In that lansuelle.
otheir hood friends tie roue their petty
[1:08u Othoo.l
that a meeting will b 3 held 1'144 ANBA.ll,:srpt:r.onct......ll:Dalipirt:Fr.:l;i:c.ll:l;book..l.l;:limsebt.hebilrebo76.ldrea.sieees":..y..Yual: 51v1*.°":3431.
bruccir:.:::eite:t."2,eZ_:l7
..,:.
AlfltUAL EQUESTRIAN SPORTIL-The Royal Horse ge ordered to be paid not LW than Monday-Mt. lie also spoke f k
ritual body of Christ
thwitoheveerey:httoleiedere,:alatheiionayitidpth:yr.:wtpytiurposeiron;,..ll;rttish:lenifenashadpe,Whfipraohriti. ed.Priltyheeni;riz
Captain Hodges ... as-' 24 21
artill_ ery are expected to have their annual competition Private Cole ... 24 26 2°05 61367 ---
107 Pickard proved the cases, and Mr. Pally Hooper
1 Tuesday (to-morrow) and Thursday in the k Sergeant Mutford ... 30 12 15 73 -96 attended to prosecute on behalf of the School Attend- competitive • Matto° of no • •r•I 000• character. principle of the unity id the eid They DC4.
6.11,y; ..
gli"U;llMPeinegvfasr:or tmiritld:ch.:Lailued,rpcanTThill'ePimw:cliiedf,bel tall.mayasta"te.
b6B
Since they last met for • similar ii‘irioh°ll3 thohynitevinherelm .
hoes, cJ. Yowler, b Greeley-. 1 cJ. irowisrille :7.!
sireeant Rogers ... 26 29 22 71 - 106 sance Committee. ''"'wr .. '•
Staff-Sit Osmond ... 29 21 20 Powi!;
-to Satyrs' Clititicie Oschte.-Robert Williams, 66. - .91 Rev. Da. HAMILTON, the African clergyman and out of wirbeeichietehweydet.imber. had
them;
ba.,itni..,l
I...l.,fo,o7ttuira‘ra,rtifieledild and the oitin:lCt itiobuirm.ecthh:if::thaewab‘lhti?;:itinandeerrei.„,:tt
o_4euyiittewelenimeaganree,doe
the
pro
on their success, an an sus ,iri • _ Barter. b Greeley ...
... 0 hJ.
_..k0...
.E. 20 toward. Private Vincent
e._....i 22 16
If Brideheitd, Ima very kindly given About PriVataW. g 3 L 8 ..-
ilej physician, who is now in our town, hes testimonials 2° coosideratioo bestowed so nobly on others RI, Thurman ...t,h them lo point of doctrine or church polity.
tethweyre edni:redniotnglyclimaimPerf get
Comers ClraT' is glary Wilde and lhe'nfefiece•--
g Tossard. cab J. Fowler, .., qr g br„,. p ... ••• 1
'of repairing and restoring the organ.
odtilid...ii: tart!.
all
.be spent. PrivateWoothey.4th V 23 17 71 _ 104Fmth,',,..• P
AT.-It will be seen by
_an announcement of private Hibbs . 25 •
mains for church purposes, and that he came to this penseveranoe concluded
la 22 70 - 106 country for that purpose. The doctor being quite Stephenson intimated that he may pa,..b11 Gaye ' "
sing onlumns that •Mr Wallace, of 31, Col--Sgt RobertesMi 98_ 92 5 52 - 103 export, both as a physician and phrenologist, and
I carted kind sympathy In tri il an.l valued advice the i•neuess of °there with them if they M. annemen,4l2
Y -held T • Peered for ''°° /?'"'a•"'"' who d the
ng MI Mildness at Wineborne. an code Compel:mu out ... ... 4hJ. g fie's,. ••
that was goodo--- sod true. Gla•ll they recognised erensiteceDtiolak of
like . .‘. ~.,
~. m en imp.
Gregory.
..n....“.
London vtaiteDorchestereveryborketelternate Benteentiiteeena ••• eu 1' 14 82 - 92 hazitunade remarkable cures in Me travels, as testi- clilliltribuntie:ni to other
n-eluia,d-,,,t1;fb0rit001%1',7,,, 'aial, ,lenYmryesewl; of
fo
ae the one Head -Chri.t, our Lord and theirs- monger ere the churchwardens of tbe pariah of . Ameeluffeeigep _
... i
set
no
... .
t's, Corporal Lockbegn... V SI 15 02 _ 06 m
in his possession show besought his people !:. as follows . ,
it,
thi
In some
polnidnettendieion,
rassoitir:g rooms being at Mr.
Private Downing .. 21 26 in that Mullen. In May.
n tion with the
heater. Ont. Lloyd-Jones.6th 28 18 _o_ ...ink of another. e e are trolly gi oi t • ear 1.01 with, I.
90 66 -1" to release him a few years. An adirerUseMent, wil co again, and sincerely do we pray the. It i n.ar ho 'P.m" ' o-te,,tants, and hooking back they rejoiced -
- 90 .- et elly with the .." - ,
Let him say they Were there engaged in that work as defendants w ism and lam,. lgag. the plaintiff wee _ _ _ 6
h t e efendanta knew was being 60
C,I-Set. Stewart, 7th 24 19 8 51
65 - 103 church, and which
will be seen in another column, shows that the doctor see many good results from his Wears, e o , . devoted, eogiesthetioat event whin!, was Indeed a great how to fitted in
, r.,ly . t responsible to PINY this
ha 30 25 10 _ They bald be was no
Mr. Baverstock he t Wallis eenarted mosey for that
T. S. Barrows, was on Thurso
',13.A.-The following telegram in
Private Seeger ... 80 111 has engsged Cooke's Assembly-room for a series of young. in whom well-beins he is a , thoio.„. _.. iet, WILBURN g
and we would venture to hope that the cr I. 3biulJitorNsivii: 2t
op 2 .
61 - 102 lectures, k.o. money as the defendan
mon to sue -Mr. let 11111ingS.
`he Mayor (W. Dunkin, Ewl. . corporalEitabbings... 30 20 19,
from which he is now suffering may. l'r ii.elo blew". in this country. Th
' hearty congratulations to New Private Kennett ... 26 22 Is 82 -co SHIPPING INTILLIGINCL-Arriva/s : Great Western, sire A movement, the Reformation. They claimed to purpose,. and he was the proper 1"---- hj t Bev. N. W. Greeley b Adams 20 net -44
soon be removed. tthheanklOdowCioder °lto:lane Ptehle"gYnod that came out of that
to anniversary, and warmly Bugler Snook ... 25 19 16 60 -99 Blampied ; South of Ireland, Peons, Cherbourg, ,-, b 3 Protestants of Protestants, and did not shut their Tanner Isere goo tiff C- rben ci Beet, b Mum ... 2h Ad '
Pnvate Dennis .. 25 19kt that Bsserstock wee join' ly liable.-The plain _
Fowls... h
Best
. 12ere,
se attachment." . -,.. 04 Is 19 65 - 100 general ; Brighton, Falle ; Aquila, ,
nigher Jerseyeyes or judgment to the fact that in thee days they and he
•overi doing the work, the Judge gave a verdict J .
.., lo Mann -
oi. -We understand the Sent. Riereout.e.ll 24 13 37 - 91 end Guernsey, general; Den* Clark ; Otter, Thom P" Tim examiners' report,. were emMoely satisfectorr,
had need to proclaim their Protestant principles, and having plaintiff for 4190 la 61., the amount sued fore
quoted the 85th canon r, sting on the au ea, .out
Holloway, run Oat ... ... 0 h
ill receive Ar.-Se aaaaa t King 20 . 90 63 - 100 .00 Du I. a
'111,114Y estates w Sent. E. Derham ... 36 11 61 - 143 ; . ocen.., „,peed, Jersey and Guernsey, Potatoes 1 prizespar' tb""cuc:fclloreutabtehadet thob;emtPhriceehßemvd.ien4m.T..b7l7.
.v.,...,..A.. who
au I what' donors of a beau's% arrithus in ce_nec
„D.._
White, c Best, b Adams ... 0
, Saturday next. one-to pray GA to hearten the time when there should fotri.‘or.rie.--.5,/nbe.- of morden, sJ. Knowlton-Kr When F. Fowler, b Best ... ... 3
named for the plaintiff. and Mr. H. W. Dickinson, limo _ .
Best 0
Capt. Bennett. 9th ... 22 6 66 - ill
21 17 1 Jarder, Hansen, NorkoOng, ballast gr, Kate, Beath. took the Scripture Nubjecta Mr.. 11 0. More was the
Piddletown, after the cor.sergt. umber ... 26 21 in as - 97 Sethain, coal ; Three Brothers, Lament, bricks; examiner in writing arithmetic, and dictation.
p pd d wing Christian world at large greatly stood in need 41 it. *Pe-- - ' • dh4 t d the :snow, b ••••• • • ••
for the defendant - • lir Debbie state t e ec a .
SLocGmk, bve..AdoemeN. Parsons,..... .i.'... 0 not ant
.. dividend; the other au. d yet be a further relhorou ati on, for God knew the
his claimed ES 10s. Id. for J. Fowler, not ... ... . 0
ea that a client •
Sergeant Sieceek ... 2d 17 17 gy _ so Revenswortb, Lovell, Hartlepool, coal.-Ssarams : Mona. B. Probst, LC. .„ in intia ranch, an ra
in the pound, the Corporal Hacker ... 33 ai27 tg 66 - go Great Western, Blom ; South of Ireland, Pearn,
WEYMOUTH HARBOUR TI OK TAIII.II. They were also there as evangelical amongst Protest- nye, which show ,
money .
Adams ... 0
Corporal Oborne ... 24 sum holding fast to the great doctrine of the Gospel if reeding supplied and
b_teeth.S.l.ledriifturinif.ttli:Theues..e
ti;.rdetstiih.
tigeriodeee
ofnd*
Pope b Marne ... ... ... 2
'''' 21 61 - 96 Cherbourg, general; Mod. Falba ; Aquila Fibber; path em, eaves new tha vow warm emenooe the grace of God, and maintaining that which they felt dent in the form .7 '''
~amiel, of port. part. hieeock, 9tb... 26 311 24 69 - 107 Deme, owl, . wee, ompson ; Phoenix, Speed. _____-- admit 7' P •••
Serena . 24
of Weymouth,
PrivateK dell 10th 29 28 23 78 - 113 onernaey, gen'ersd, 3.13 am. 3.12 a.m. 712• m. 1.37 p.m. 18 lled,cmer, and the extension of His kingdom. They Extras ... ... ••• 10 Extra' .
--- -- -- -- - - to Ile essential to man's salvation ,the glory of inan's which was
p 2. 2 am. 19 he
w"
going W buy
w'
• be t into his ..
a.,.f.onrielleeahopiunrg cB;7llt•rei'we 1 k 25 25 16 ' 3.37 P.m. 5117 P in. 71 - In. 241 to. 19 were evangelical as well as Protestants, for -
615,,,-; - /1/18, &Hoot or Axe-The following is the result of the pygmy
Private Thomas ... 22 18 15. -_- ni second grade examiniations in drawing in Aptil, 1880 ; warmer
.. 4. 2 am. 0 2 am. 8 aEn
2.62 P 49
'aim had Private Oliver ... 21 21 v.' co _Hi" P. " signifies pass, " E." excellent :-Prockand 437 am 8 gy pin. 837 p.m. a.m. 20 PriteleAntn were not evangelical in these days. They the
icd.leTnbedajtalincabm: It4thhiinmkohnee gisoendtiatlyed to EN keep '
-
18 put them in be agreed Int: sheep,
thandemaatwhrnhaPlitinng°7llB:itedo.
`i,3 Wyk* Limn Mmes. 11th... Si 23 21 71 _ug Louise Amyet, Julia Baker, Ethel May Benham Minday my evidence-The
bold to declare that they that de ion before bearingwholef .
end EITITRXINIITHR xinrron,
~..,. Q. M.S. E 'gar, 11th... 27 24 g 55 -91 Eleanor Dickenson , Francis Eagle, Cherie* Henry P on.
64:5172 am. 67 :
1571 IL,.
98 5172 ap .. rom . 3,
.147, pa :,m9 .
2201 hthwelycewretmaintip„rincoozmipflr,sremwi.t•hi.ch they called distinctive:
Prime Sessions, Monday.-Before M
who CA.-Sgt. ototuwayl... 25 21
8 60 - 77 Holland, Kitty Kenddge, Rosa Kerridge„ Henry MonAße ' 6. 9 p.m. 8. 9pm 10. 9 pm. 435 ins Si
6.43 om. 743 a m. 9•32 • wt• 4' 9 93" 21 honoured themselves when they became Nonoon-
their share. With regard to the
formista, and that they allowed their character charged the ooeupiers
hire _ - ,0,..... T. I. Guest. and D. Sorrell. Esqra stead ysitiii
tar- B°7l"ut Mwirn •'' 92 " 16 59 - F., Pearce, Ethel de F. Tree-ethos'. Sidney tY.he„ttsme
Corporal Ladder ... 96 17 w euesday 636 a.m. 8.36 son. 1.0.35 a.m. a 1 p no. th Achoneteihne:itin.g-sHiddr.b,
WI such to appear to those ao.ong4 whom they counter claim for the horse to Bournmootisa, sweet
.......a. oast say charge Thomas Dultatt and Jab Dsifett were rhargeS at ~...
'CS Corporal Col ... Id 18 11 be-ir -_
voB. Alloe 11- Wildhip EntllY la Wilding 11" Mabel '''' 7. 1 em- 9I pm 11. 1 p.m. 6.16 am. 13
18 • ben thruttora • external w,,,,.... 7.25 am. 9.25 s.tn 1125 am 6.41 pm. 23 lived. wood, and Gummi*.
would be made as they were 7 • o
rlsteshoPeforythoushays not cormise to
I was
neverallgabitli I Titatics of the lag and injuring the surface of the higheay.o.--.71
1 Corporal King ... M 24 .7 `67, _ 7,', Bolton, Ada A. . Drake, Ro , ... called and inst., at titialbridga-The oomplainant
Private W. Green ... 21 al L. 73 _ te.n. candidates, P. William Bryalth,Annie E. S. Dabbers. 813 a.m. 1013 am.'l2 13 pm 637 p.m 24 regoirements, cerellionles, and services which sec" corroborated the evidence given by her. tat. er. .. .
Dickinsonpai thi:
h Kr summons against the letter.-Roch d ae,l%-" I
"rivets S. Green ... 26 27 "" 03 72 Gcoutet* : P :Francis Eagle, Charles J. Jones ; E., Thursday •
----• ' 7.44 p.m. 9.44 p.m. 11.41 p m 6.13 am 24 and hit brethren -.conform to the ecclesiaatiicaledl
8.37 p.m. 10.37 p.m..12 37 • on.l 7. lam 95 in come other portions of the Christian 1....t0rch. They defendant -A daughter of the elaintire wee . -
Tbornhull, agent to Lord Shaftesbury. said in his opinion bridge, said en the day in question e•-• 6lson be • •
reams
-ivate Tidtnanh ... 25 43 15
ea. - - - George Waite' Dowell. Emily Cliff rd Charles Henry
r 0 , cold not sive , h 'Jr intlividual consent or assent teal the tee., were hams for the rates. -Without calling from Mr. Alfred Taylor, the secretary of the Gftr,2S
wv gDNICBDAY.
Holland, William J. Holland, Charles Hutchings, TUB METZOROLOGICAL REPORT. aeoartals where there was • leakage -
the evidence for the defence. his Honour gave Judi- of ... a
which quite pre- .
a weather to-day WAS very wet. Chides IT. J Anne. Perspective: P., Francis Eszle, 6..... t...
T 9,....„.... , Wind. %,,,,i.uw,_
engageeo n contiln
ie di, of.piunblaicemerintaisintrybokrewitnactortamiank”peursseonswho
and upon e e
merit for defendant without costa Tom Dugan for this purpose, and under II; .Le
to the use of which they were sternly and solely con- Thomas °oath and Sons. George Verley.-The plaintiff broke up the highway in the main street of giejleilq
obi cud, i u,
en: i iconver; d the defendant fqr C 3 for dressing and ploughing Thomas Taylor. surveyor of the Storminess, 0 •
Emily Gifford ;B , Louisa Formed:a George Thomas 3 , sue e
A the pool competition' and the refreshment L edge, Marion 11. Newbolt, S dney Whettam. Mod 1: A
night smp re night. p.m
P., blithe! E. Bolt on, Charles H. James, Rosa Kee- am. P.m- am end conviction from some with whom they agreed in
8' 6 mid 181 4 1 mid Four 1 Sight fined. Hence they stood apart as • matter of necessity
_- - -
ridge, Ethel de F. Tregarthen. 1 29.80 29 87 30 08 26 81 69 W 4 Cloudy one if it involved the sacrifice of honest, spiritual con- e" • r•
t ted that the colt was lent to the defendant because and costs. welt
land. There was • set off for 12 Is 61. for breaking In a District, said on the day in mention ha me 70a /he_
it -II Dibbenappsaredfortheplaint-TheplaiMiff's breaking up the highway.-The defendant vne .---74
-1. -LlO. presented by the Earl of Bid on, for --IT -2 7 ---- certain particulars, but with whom they conld not
victim. Then, again, they were Dissenters, not by chheoice" son • •
-uctors af the Battalion. Seven rounds SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO DR. TIZARD.
90 19.76 29.82 28 82 64 76 60 g 1 Clear
thbuettrbyeaneeceseietry
country; shut
:oathis.
_tow
.n had &ads the mat did not require to be broken in, Johanna. wife of James Newman, was th,
i WO been in Inarneell beforn-Tbe defendant admiWea assaulting Matilda Beckwith of Hinton, on th. 4 it
. a 500 yards. lit prise, £7 10i. ; 23d. We regret to hem of the very serious accident which 811 "22.7282 2929 7205 292;p45 6566 66: 4641 W I 011nudythe plaintiff's claim, and emphatically asserted that the The complainant said on the day in quatien th,4.,_,•••
befell Dr. Tisard on Friday last It appears he was riding 1220943008 MM 66 62 60 W 8 made
appear such t
oby some,t h
tit:mil
colt was given to tem to break in, and he had been put to
le went
s.....i!nrhato
dthaellehou:enviothuiliriaLahcliarwt.in.b,n:lit :eh;
900 Yds. 500 Yds. Tot along the Dorchester-road in his oar-wheel photon, 18 29.98 tom 95.00 55 52 pp Vir gan some expense besides hie own time in doing PO. Judd- After she came out of the house the defeceiaCae
... ... ... 29 27 - 56_ accompanied by his groom, when near the Collegiate 16 30 03 30 96 30.06 69 MI 61 W 8 Overcast icitr.weatztao
.greamtardirrol
low that
position of Diesenten in this hind. May God hasten the _ma for
plaintiff for ffi The. several large stones at her, and struck her on tisk:"
••• ••• 96 23 - 4.1, School the horse, a very spirited snimal, was frightened - time when • Dissenter in England shall be an impose. '''
fie -4, by some boys playing with some truck/. It so happened PORTLAND. bility, because the laws of the land shall have been so -
BLAHDPORD. the peace for six mouths.
gl
. st 7 20 - 47 Dr. Colmar was peeling at the time, and his pony was
NAVAL -Lieut. B. R. Coward to H.M.S. Warrior. modified and so altered as to make dissent unnecessary Jannis Waidine. Ifli Hamblin, Herbert Starer, a- _
... ..
19
14 - 44 also frightened rough the SaM3 Cattle. Dr. Tigard's aflame° FAGGoes.-Annie Sticalcind VMS charged wailiams, and Lugo. wahm, all of 5i,,,,.....,,,,,
211...., -9„ horse, however, bolta down the coed and dashed on to ho Goad Nonconformists, believing in the unity of the
nal with stealing a quantity of faggots, value 2d., the were changed with breaking • inidge beionginteMi
... 90 se - ,ly the path between the hedge and the trees by the side of the last week, large quantities having been caught both Ma02222L.-Tbe fishermen have been busy during and impossibla Beyond this point they were Conners- a
saints, believing in the common rights and the eq
••• 22 21 ~1" - „ae the road. The doctor had evidently lost all control of the in the Roads and in the West Bay.
a" -e• animal and the groom jumped out te try and stop it, but to Voicarnas.-Lieut. McLean with 21 non-GOM. ant. 10s.-As there was no evidence bearing on th, -WI
rights of all pthfumng the se.e faith, believing in the eroperty of Levi roves.-The menplaimust said he mined's. Highway Board, doing damage to the
tinge
-18 11 -29 no purpose. The phaeton was dragged up the embankment missioned officers and men, proceeded to Dorchester on the Christian people regulating It. own affairs, but so many faggots hal been away of late that dismissed.
7 and the bores then made as if to go up the hill round ability and the rightfulness of each community of dii not wish to press the mine against the defend
Nary Shipyard Wei summoned by Benjamin/leen,
clerk to the local guardians, for Li la towns, thee
Wednesday, to participate in the volunteer prize firing choosing its own ministers, and coming to its he puts polimman on the watch te find out the offal.
minted by B. P. F. Westerhall; but unfortunately it could not clear the tree
meeting. own decision in matters relating to themselves ; not dens.-Fined 6d. and ss. casts. Minutes of her father, who was an inmate of Oi ..,.-•
Artillery. Seven near the Park Hotel, and the carriage warn dashed against
action , any. let it, throwing the doctor violently out, his head coming In things which belong only to • spirtual community. DOG Lioggera-Albert Wareham was summoned for and has since died.-The Bench made an once
101
N, 6th, 7th, and contact with the tree. He was dashed to the ground, metal for long service and good conduct has been to it in
LONG SIIIVIC2 AND Goon GO' NDUCT.-The Admiralty depending upon any external authority, mt submitting
rendering him quite imsensible, in fact, it was at ant awarded to William Stantiford, captain of the foretop,
some other forms at church life, and even of Free Church statement it appeared that he had only received the -- -
or , the Yeo- feared he was killed on the spot. Doctor C3ltner, wbo on board the Boscawen. They were Congregational Independents as distinct from theism a dog without a lioense.-grom the defendant's =Want
life. lie touched on these points because if they at any dog a few days before from London when the police- BRIDPORT.
'he amount witnessed the accident, at once hurried to the prostrate Cluorgr.-On Saturday the Portland Club played a time ought to declare what they were, it was on occasions man called. He would have taken out a license for A Starcittimt CA/*.-An interesting hut ;Meek
-ening so gentleman, who was in • terrible plight. His nose was like the present, and they did go in the fullest charity to the dot as soon as be received it, but the revenue has come under professional notice &trim; the a;
(t to me found to be much lacerated, and there was a deep wound match with the Dorset County School, which resulted
lane easy victory for the former by needy 100 runs, those who did not exactly agree with them in church _row ad been from homa-The Bench dismissed On Friday morning the domestic *mud .1i
between the eyes, whilst near his temple WWI another
The school scored 54 and the club 151. mrticulers, but in the hope that they would before long ';',7 _en payment
of
wet,.
Tot, severe wound. Dr. Colmar did his best under the circum-Matthews, jeweller, being. on an errand it, Peat%
tad guests at a greed hand4n-leand unite in extending the kingdom of God all Nantes° &SOAP& -On Friday afternoon while Mr. was seized with • fit, 'lna fell t° the ir"cril• Shee
66 Dr. Lush was also soon in attendance, and at ter some little the Warrior were among the inn 60 stances, and he (Dr. Timed) soon recovered consciousneea CartCORDON DOUGLAS an. •I
invited
officers of be One with them, see as they did, work as they did, and we "e""
the More successfully. Here, tam, they stood holding In and Mr. Walberton, coachbuilder, were in • taken to Mr. Crocker's. and eventually too Irae sea
1 time Dr. Timed was able to be taken to his house from the ball given by Captain Hopkins an-cl office-te-of te
three great principles, especially the Headship of Christ •
trap opposite the Latter's workshop door, in Damory- in East-street. Whilst tin ier the id eon d t
Ficabi:lnveuetr.a:ltkiteopFurl tiolA:
Tcoant acquaintsghth
harml7r.
cs,,ko 1.1
ti
, Park Hotel whither he had been taken, gunnery ship Excellent on Saturday afternoon. as Priest and King for His Church, the equality of right street, the horse, which was of • restive character, seizure she remained for a considerable time area
It is a matter almost of wonder that the doctor was not REAR-ADMIRAL L. E. H. &mown has been and liberty amongst those who were followers sod servants tom state, and at tames become so violeet tha
bolted off down the street at • great speed through the
'ore seriously injured. As it I. be is very badly hurt; but appointed second incommand of the Channel Squadron, of Christ their King; and voluntary membership and required the aid of three men to bold her, Os &we
trust he will speedily recover. rola Rear-Admiral Waddilove, whose period of service voluntary support in all that concerned public worship or railway arch to the little bridge, which it jumped over.
a understand Dr. Tiziord is much better, and is Pro- has expired.On Tnee`hq Admirld Somerset hoisted the open and free service of their Lord and Master. The occupants werethrownout,andfortunately.beyond tatednunpfotrto uthneatpemegirulteunizhiebicoterilitieniguesne.olof,.ranlypressego
iO.,
ag favourably towards a speedy recovery, lie concladai by congratulating Kr. Butcher upon a few slight scratches and cuts they were uninjured.
so far succeedith in his efforts, and expressed his regret Strange to say the horse was scarcely injured bv its 1
YMOIITH COMMERCIAL SCHOOL hlfie.M.fiegah'ipsaedint:rhee eweßoadt4s.WarY salutes
were
fired
f min
that the unfortunate weather had prevented Many mad leap, and the tem) has only received • trifling =stare
.iday afternoon het the Rae. J. Stephanie, DEATH OP • SUB•LIIGITINANT.-Whilst the Channel re,i:;:oxdrigetwanard,gx,o,ebarivierYrthame”witP°WwYwidh
Weymouth friends, who would have been present, from datheo.
9t. John's), distributed the prizes and Squadron were lying at Berehaven • fortnight ago, the attending this interesting ceremony.
-.tined by the boys at this school in con- Northumberland lost by death the services of Sub- A hymn concluded the service. Dalf•GrPil HUlinten. --Maria Diane, W. Prank mr„..a
be Trinity College and school examine- Lieut. Stedman Arthur Soutiorell, who succumbed to Various sums were placed on the stone, including £lO ton, Harry Wiesor, W. Mantle, Henry Mantle, Th 011441
aof Bland. day' when • neat of ducks' eggs were batched Fs
w ent school still
II holds its head hi to
g an attack of pleuro-pneurnouia at the early age of 23. from Mr. W. Daveniab..3s from Mr. Denney, and various drnold, W. Hawkins, and Marks Jeffery. one of the eggs was taken twin ducks perfect is ne
etic establishments of the town and ford, were summoned for damaging hurdles, the goo-
The deceased was • kind snot obliging officer and other lamer sums.
will be greatly missed by both officers and men of his Afterwards a public tea was held in • spacious marquee part, and joined together by • strong mese/nal
ich is amply proved by the reports mon a awn. • which ere WU a large on Miss id • I t there Mr Deity of Mr. Grove, of La"gton.--The Constable
substance at the boa of the head. When dams
' the result of the college examine. ship- opened that he saw the defendants in the field break- the birds were dead, • portion of the shell beim
Mitrimu Einoral.. -The 10th B ottery of Royal This was followed by • meeting at which some capital big down hurdles for the purpose of jumping over
removed. Had Mr. Woodward been fortune%
'on the Rev. J. STIPHIIIBO/4 Artillery, which has been stationed at Portland and addresses were delivered
attendance.
by the Rev. J. Butcher
to be present at hatching time tooth birds mist,
ato the boys. He expressed Weymouth for over fur yeors, will embark on board pastor, and the various ministers of the neighbourhood., the them. There were eight undies damsged.-Mr.
od. Grove said altogether 13 hurdles had been damaged ;
h
been preserved alive, as it is they .re preen,
a ft
'lt'll
.ci e
trusted
!run:: oitel:ri iii,,bn evil
iheeiirtton
sr rio
iwojnerf,e7duh
In ho
co.
h,
el
be
el
from
b.
dldat" H.M.S. Assistance at eight o'clock on Friday morn- During the meeting the Res. J. BUTCHER announced but the worst of all was the sheep had been let out by spirit. at Mr. Tucker's, chemist. Wben Mr I
ing, for conveyan,e to Qteenstown. They will be that the sums received that day amounted to £39 2s. 84. the defendants taking down the btu-dia.-A fine of ward again this remerkable cur os ty, 5
statioued at Spike Island and the forte in Cork - is. each was impood.
Harbour. 'rho bottery which is to succeed them will POOLM be pkaried to show the " Wanderwell twins" to oi,
BTONS THROWING. -George Barnes and George ratios, who may feel intereeted.
be brought from Q ioenetown by the same troopship. TORY IMPWUNIOBITY.-The official statement of the of Mandford, were charged with throwing stones at a PRICSINTATION.-A moat srr otifying tam, of to
he Triuity Collette TRUPERANCL-.t temperance meeting was held on election expense, of Mr. C. Schreiber, M.P. (Conserve, passing Blaudford traiu -The defendants pleaded is to be made to the Mimes Hussey, oho bare
eg.ththeb, ththi. Tuesday evening io the GOO4l Templars' lodr-room, tive), and Mr. C. Waring (Liberal) have been that they 9 left Bridport. where they have reside' in or- t.
'We some useful under the &nev ae of the "Star of Portland ' Lodge, published this week. The totals are :-Mr. Schreiber, were throwing up stones to see how Man
they could catch in their hands when some of th-m a century-to take up their slide at Parn•Lu:,...
(1,e,„ to do when some excellent a Idre.ses were delivered by Bro. £lOl5 ls. 51. ; Mr. Waring, L'745 154. 11.1 went accidentally over on to the train which Wen present consists of a chaste drawl g-r.'s
s tti, g o good W. itiolmwosol. DC. l'. (Dorset), who presided, Mr. SIAGIATeRIAL.-On Saturday, before the Mayor passing at the time.- Wit/ions Cox, of Spetisbure, mounted on a handsome black marble ',lock, the
• the matter G. Padd ngton, of the Unit. d Kingdom Alliance, from (G. Curtie), and W. N. Western and H. Farmer, Was summoned for a like offence.-It appeared in this being suppor tied by chaste scn. oils, illumomito
•rling the Portsmouth, Bro. G'onre Staple, of Weymouth, and hluirs., G. W. Smith, a hawker, of Bristol, was
can a piece of chalk was thrown at a train and struck gold penctilings. Tim movement is reruistel ..
hem one Bro. J. Stone, V.ll. There was a fair attendance. charged with being on enclosed premises in the occu- a lady passenger on the face. -The defendants were ruby escapement set by Mr. W. I, Moths.,
rid not PRIES Soroomo.-Tha pries shooting in connection lotion of W. Filmer, Green-lane, at 10.30 on Friday
Regto-ot will take plaoe on the sth, Bth, night. tor an unlawful purpose.--Georgina h Haler, severely cautioned by the Bench, and sentenced to whom the clock was 'applied. A silt plots ler
with the 56h
and and Bth of next month, at the butts. near Ferry-bridge. wife of the prosecutor, deposed that her attention was pay • fine of 4.. 91 each including costs. inscription-' Presented t o the ?Aloe. Hurry to
iv Prizes to the amoin.t of nearly £lOO will be offered. called by a lian named Brown to the fact that he had COUNTY Coon. Mondey.-Before T. E. P. Lamy, Judge. friends of Bridport as a token of affection no
". The band of the reornent will b 3 in littandance each seen a man go to her back premises. She went and Kt Thorne e. Frederick Squib.-The plaintiff sued the May, 1880." Both ladies will be tui.sal no]
defendant for 9, 11., being balance of account for boots absence regretted by many in this town. For
day. The follionlog offieers are the committee of found the prisoner lying down in an outhouse, and received. The plaintiff said he had asked for the money, years Miss Hurley has occupied the self-imp •
management :-I.iout.-Colonel liuskimon, Captain 1.). she afterwards info en informed the police, d P.C. Dowding and the defendant replied that be was not in a positim to of iisuperintendant "of th
N. Blest, Lieut. Parker, Sergeant-Major Tuck, apprehended the prisoner. She missed nothing, but pay it -Jody:sent for plaintiff, the amount to be paid in Congregational
girls' drntames;
Sunday School. alsocondoni
-artermaiter-Sergeant Moulton Sergeant-instructor in an ouch nose close by there were some blankets.- ter. instalments.
',swath, anoi Colour-Sergeant an
G. Osman. The superintendent stated that there had been several John Gristwood e. Julia Hancock.-Mr. Atkinson " Dorcas" Society, and both ladies have for
7 SAILOIIB' FeliND.-Forty_lacis belonging to the petty robberies of late-The Bench dismissed the appeared for the defendant, who is • widow, residing at years been teachers in the above school,. I
Beige Weston s meeting prisoner with a caution. Cross House, Cokeford
.The plaintiff said he was a gentle- assured the hileses Hussey will take the etas
on signed the pledge A ;
v afternoon. This lady is organising a tea Pam Szesiose-At these sessions on Thuredify man, living at 77. Parkhurst-street. London, and was ito
the habit of coming down to visit the defendant, who was leer circle of friends with them to Barnstaple.
•Is during her visit. bibs Weston is also (before the Mayor, Mr. C. J. Stone, and Mr. . an invalid. The plsintiff. not liking her carriage. made Beidtmet, has diathith' ed
On THL BILLLs BILLS litgLl.6 -The rect,
for two house., to be converted into a coffee Millen), the following cases were heard :-Janies dine her • present of anew one, valued at £l5. and subsequent-
, the sailors may obtain beds and get church Immo i opposition If
the •bell.ring:ers of the
was charged by Mr. John Hutchings, inspector of ly sued her for the amount She had received notice on l'e' • t° is et ulw•
a hem,
pevrneots .n...ti
,u,
ree
,D
,oa ifiLlimi
Miss
0 paper.innocent
nvesiti.taaman..dwuzmomteheenetrithey rang the bells on the occasion of Mr. 11 sr
bnt
through
roi ea:Toe:77,lo: ihisth committinglunatic.
daughtera bbr le • c ht
ok
t.carrof tyh
ih a p i bgsyli.e
wash-1 a
wws Saturday morning that the plaintiff had withdrawn his
claim, and he (Mn. Atkinson) now asked for costa, which returned M.P. for the borough, and some
came to about 30e.„ including his fee, and which he con. has been caused thereby. In his exolanatioa,
g e street in open uc e.- r. H. .
A
_ sidered • very reasonable sum-Costs allowed, that on the afternoon of the polling-day he m
sement, and that we shall be able Dickenson prosecuted and the case was clearly
on payment of costs 13 Charles Miles .. W H. Atkinson, salicitor.-Mr. secretary of the ringers' society' and distioctlr
Along upon its complete success, proved, but was dismissed okio is said the plaintiff resided at Belchalwell, and bis that on no account whatever was there to he
•
‘1117."-
-011 13119dtY afternoon defendant. -Bejoaun Welch, of Parkstone, was fin How: would recollect three weeks ago there was a that evening' He went to Bradpole,
is. and costs for not having a name on his cart. -A disputed horse cam. He told the plaintiff before he took - sad
7 known as " The Sailors'
, number of boos belonging charge of assault brought by Benjamin Larcombe the cane in hand he should ask for costa on the higher called on Canon Broadley. to his intense
,amen's Mission-room, at against Chgrks Gibbs was dismissed, each party to pay scale, and the plaintiff ohjected to his costa of £6 12.. and and very great consternation, be heard the co-
•-•re public sought to avail half the omits.- James Baiky, John Murray. Jarmo
. ioftohhaenrivenga qthodieetgaic offered him Cl 6a. M. There was one small item of os. 41. Bridport church ringing. He went BCH.* hoar
Patten, A. 0 eenelade, and William Greenslade, fire lads, which the plaintiff made come bother about, and he was to the belfry door. When up the stairs be heat
between fourteen and nine years of age, were quite willing to strike that off.-His Honour instructs lof laughter and cries of" Wanton for ever.' Ae
-omitted to leave
. the charged with stealing a quantity of lettuce and Thee Somerset and Dorset Railways. George Ames.-Tbe
2h Registrar to tax the costa in the usual way,
tone of the parish, and inculcate the same
uf B•idport he had endeavoured to raise the
nolly promised to , onion', value 151., from the garden of Mr. W. plaintiffs sued defendant for 15s. 104. for carriage of
A which will be Williams, chemist, Longfieet, on the 11th inst. It rotatoea n
-Mr. Samuel Burgess, statio master, eppeared with regard to the rinfiera. Therefore hie
appeared from the evidence that the lads were caught on behalf of the railway company, and said it was an and utter disgust when be heard thin. ,
We regret to near the garden by Supt. Hunt, who found some of unusual thing to deliver goods without payment, but in electioneering cries come down from the belfry •
utthhenisdtec.:ettoodietfhthaadesubErn
od.eoutehi,-adedThbi:Blirtaplifilof
ithoutmetCcatrt 2AM:di,: Crtiihngecmourcmhrinhtie
..:
efinindseltiintediobeeeci!yribangagblticrnie.lis eohnacan,.
the e b
ebti:Til
decided not the stolen vegetables upon them -In consideration of
this good the tender age of the boys the case was diemissed on
Ihrintian payment of the costs and damage, 5.. each, it being
_ defendast for the price of the potatoes. (A lau
gb).-Judg-The roctor persists in his statement, add'ing
Roper, understood that the parents would also chastise we meat forth. amount claimed.
'star's. delinquents.
Honour would recollect that on the 11th April last he
M. J. Cantle IL A. Friend.-Mr. Atkinson said his perfectly disgusting to drag the bells of the
church through the d f ss'
at. mu o • party election,
eir SHIPPING NEWS. made an order for the defendant to pay 6a, a month. ringers did not know what was due to the
• Arrivals: June 11-Acorn, Brett. Plymouth. limestone; Since that time the defendant had kept up his payments house of God, they ought to have known. a
Bessie, Rowe, Portsmouth. Lovely Cruieer, Kant, Cowes, regularly. Last Court day, however, the plaintiff appeared bell-ringing guild is in the course of formalise:
Emma Maria, Warner, Portland, Bore, Southampton, nil. be his Honour and made an Si perm statement, that News.
'2-Eivirs, Sjogren. Gills, deals; Rainbow. Frampton, the defendant was possessed of two horses and kept two
melon, wheat: Zither, Wilcox, Dover °Bake; Marian, servants, and on that representation the first order was BRIDPORT LIBERAL ASSOCIATION
at, Altos ; Messenger, King. Sunderland. coals 'Anne, quashed, and the defendant was ordered to pay Li a The second meeting of this association wan MO '
Ise, Weymouth, ballast: Elizabeth Parry. Bobeth, month. Now there was not one I.,ta of truth in the Templar Hall on Tuesday evening, under the
Ale, coals 13th-Perseverance, Hudson. Newcastle, plaintiff's statement last Court day, and he asked his shipof J. P. F. Gamin, Kea, president.
'Ciana. Carlson, Sundsvall deals. 14th-Louise Refloat to cancel the order made last CAM day and The Liberals were represented en mane, the
ado's, manure; Alice, Dale, London, wheat; sustain the orannes&of I order-The original order was Present being about 425. The meeting was me
Woolf. St Maio, ballast,. Hopewell, Dowland, accordingly sus receive the report the committee appointed o
a 15th-Falmilien. Niellsen, Heisingtors, The Trustees of Mn. W. H. Atkinson a Paddock.-Mr. rules, 10.. and all persons interested in I
a, Hooper, London. mummy-Salaam : Atkinson spoiled for possession of • cottage at Haselbury, received a cordial welcome. The arrival of the
Robert Hodgson, Searle. Runcorn which had bem adjourned three months ago. _ The three his Worship,
..aszi many_ gentlemen was .11211.
chem. Weymouth. bricks • Hpe owell: months had now elapsed sad the parties had taken no marked a The chairman was 'supported
whiting; Lady of the Like, chick, steps in the matter, and he said for palmation made in Stephens, eq, (Major).
_Messrs. T. Colfox„S
Frederick, Gear, Weymouth, bricks; the original order-The Registrar: The other side have SOW SWallt, .J. P. :intent. C. Edmunds, T. H.
'owe,. air;fl Margarita. Lindther, had no notice of this rapplication.-Kr. Atkinson: They Aldermen 5.00)1 and A. Reynolds, R. Reid, Go.
egor, Jones, Runoorn, clay • Mao, really required no notioa-His Honour gave Judgment for A. K Banister, H. Howell, T. Kale, hon. secretor,
A ; Elisabeth Little, Diem., New. immediate pomessicen. Bartlett, of Clif ton. Among the audience Os
vladoCeyarner. Chichester. deal.. Rolls v. George Shemberd.-The plaintiff sued the deform °allied (Sherborne), J. Beach, R. Barrett, A. Bal
Is, Opal, Ward. London, daunt for 17. for work done to • cart. There was • set-off Swatileld J. W. Yahwism, er.c., ec.
'Peen, Enema*, clay; Haat, for 81.-Mark Alder, forth. defence, said the work in the The minutes of the last meeting were rend 'T
5- tilde, Winder, Wey- cart was not worth more than 11., and he should like to Climaxes and were adopted on an nhanimost Of
'clean, Co_penhagen. clay; do it for that himselle-Jadament for defendant foe Is. bands and acclamation. Mr. Goodly explaiesi ilai
elate ; Lovely Cruiser, --- were met to hear the report of the well-cboese
WARRHAN. tit.e committee, and he need not dilate udre
had beeepnertyca r ,
The Haerox has presented the band of this town been to emote good rules, bei isseure to that committee, so
ng len
with • portable music-stand, which will prove very those of the Liberal Associations throughenl
In of St. Paul's acceptable. rules to be taken as binding on them all, the hos
ingt, with full ELsonoN ExPasaM. J. Guest, Esq., M.P., lowest, richest and poorest, and were for their eat
mposing was played on Wednesday,
brother, Mr. £B2l lls. Bd., and J. S. W. S. Er le Drax, Esq., •apheepreltiguaidanaltoe,Theend
etheh.riztiengthwenasrc,lllledose le
ldge, and A CRICEIT MATCH between Wareham and Cantors
ud Master, £684 4s. 7d.
which resulted in an easy Rule 1.-That thsociety show
he called the
, rules in order, each of which was adopted by el
noon' and cordial assent by of hands:-
silty of victory for the home team. Liberal Association, and its object shall be to pr.
'I2Y." Uti roman Hosocas.-At the conaregation held return of Liberal members to Parliament and
,_,..04
' all at Oxford University on Friday, the Vice-Chancellor Conned and the general spread of Liberal Pri"''''__, s
Is presiding. the degree of B.A. was conferred on Mr.
WaPireorsifinnh\huamorsdainuin'tlycmsdiroketteeti:ini i'oonviroovirtheyneeamplirchnbretfThroehtraminhirWoenpshgrnms :11l
04:11,0iltnnoosettig aeduuthibtioatent The Cluirutth remarked that that roma"'
' W. D. Fillitm, eon of Mr. F. Minter, recorder of sideration, having been previously carried. Cie
outh
THI L. kND B.W.R. COHPANT, in response to an
lock), third returns 21. 61. These tickets are „___aul° °•-„nat,„_the president.o'llms.„'"'..„„„:„„„a
' 30-risr±..Befd9le
itTis. Keli.P..
clients, who
.by trains leaving Wareham at 3.20, 5.35, and „,"""*"'"...4..r•tr,„„,,„"",......•',...r....• ~.w .7..,••••-•geth--
`est eJ.B. D - . row. Kr. Howard appeared amendment of the rules, and for general ewl,
ham. *ought to recover from the defend- not lees than seven days previous to the coati t
°reheat, the sum of £lO, for services Rule 5.-That • special general meeting 5h,..,
lust after the Judge bad taken his vaned by vote of executive committee, cr s'''
'ad en, and the defendant did not by notice signed by no less than twenty
lame-Mr. Howard shortly stated association.
use. On the iffet September a Role 8 -That there shall be • selvers°
miring to the defendant, who "eh ward. to consist of 25 members, who she
• attended, and 13 of them at the annual general meeting. Etch to ha^
NI, and did their work very add to their numbs,, and t select their own es.,
Cis, which was afterwards secretary.
who suggested that the Rule 7. -That the general onamittee 01 tb_a on.
Sines then Mr. Tuck, consist of president. via-presidents. "`"..01,
I been communicated treasurer, and aforesaid committee of the te.o„,Teer
'face in London. oad. Ruie 8.-That the executive committee IT.,
red to Pa/ the VA president. ...cretary, treasurer, rhaon'"_:tra
',mood against Kr. sitters, and nine members to be elected fr.-
' £lO towards all committee, five to form • quorum 0201'
-.sequence of it Rule 9-That • copy of rules be f
money.-His member on ainsent of member's fee.
44.4 verdict. Rule 10. -That no alteration of miss toe is'
Insurance &unmet meeting, and not then unless tea "Luella
Man been given in writing to secretary of ' Tel 04
neccnn- PrePons such alteration, and that notice ill'
• had Inserted in advertisem nt calling the meettel,l
he The IPitzeingser cur:aged as his °plaice
ray,
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wore. nr e
men, gnifying
tithis
receive -anuu°Rulel-.l.Rule
theawri
t ie reportu members
i their
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might
no annual annual x •
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am
mILPT7.--:
ad if "hand to, would be for the hoseeet rofils
k Hs remarked that nothing morlgr) 1:t Pri,,,to
as that nesting was simply ...es.-
met with with the appeobation of all. (1-,,..•
hNoatoolated them on the splendid inwew
vil MAL He was pleased to see ewe
who could not attend at the last
lea remind from Kr. W.Colfes. •
and sympathy with the eisocieu"-..t,
I membership were rear thto, -,,e
am it an honour if they
sera) They did not wish
is but to all well wisher, " :tie
300 advaacied to the eiallerw
. register themselves _
allied their istantioa
Seed voters berth =4 V
or abloom of “_,le
eedie
meeting was '
is success
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sj., 1214°
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