The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08 00:00:00

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son of Thoinaa !Mettle, K. 1., of Mareerton given by the society 1 .... pro,- n. ...mei,- ...._
to sande, youngest dang der of (Inge, rratriv, I afterwards vrithilrawn. The usual committee were of the members said they could hut tell 'et whether
Esq., of Pointington. I appointed for the selection of judges, and grant,' of lighting i the sky with a glare which load.' he sere
DEATHS. via none ti.ouVii ; Fatima.' maimed ai osiiivs ..carton. ui
they might out require it for the use a the corpo• Jeer'. L'1n."14." leaving 'T`..1.a.,:"• at ra,dn,i;i l'eultrt• °He ItYthrough '
l money voted for current expenses. ration, and no monition was payaDa DD the subjuxt• sagraneY al D"reheelte. " .I.Y. I Edward Kills, leaving for miles. It was perhaps', one of the most magnili-
April 2•J, at Stanpit, seer Christchurch, Anna . . . , .
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VOL.. NTECIL r ETE.--It la Said that attempts are BRITINH PaTRIOIE. family chargeable at Wiiiiimmottc, one calendar month ; cent sights over witnessed. At one time the flames
Catherine, the a idow of the late Mr. Moses Groves, of i
being made to get up what is called a volunteer An pplication from a p winner' lbokina, idealing tiewaimia•re at fa•me Regis, seemed to extend over an area of live or six miles.
Charlton Morahan, near 131,11,1f0ri1, aged 83.
Anita May 1, Ana Maris, eldest daughter id Mr. James fte in this two during the exhibition week. It is aary calling themselves
British
atri.4s, (en the
„se
..i. the
vegetable mari,et 7 day.... benrisemand: James Tare, drunk st .I.FCrelsca- :Ite.gvearat;lnhi
Harding, of Higher Waterson, in her 13th seat. ;to consist of a shooting match at Maiden Castle, to "' ter, m Jaya. tines of the people they were &Ilea. The next morn-
fur drill exerc. , was ref • I. but thn.ugh the eser•
which all the volunteer forces-Yeomanry Cavalry,
and [title Corps --of the seven counties of Ihirset. RIELE VoLENTEIRS. PORTLAND. rear the seen of the above lire, wMeh was com•
Somerset, 1/evoii, Hants, Cornwall, and Gloucester A long discussion arose on the subject of charging Tile CliaNNid, i'f*,:f. - freer additional vessels pletely burnt, 1e WRIX the result of an accident-
bru'us"kev'o.uetreitiinalmialptllertage on Uonstitutton Hill,
are to he invited. If this little scheme should for the gais communal in the Corn Exchange by the belonging to the Channel Fiett have come into the On Friday
happen to he carried out, it is hoped the gallant Volunteer Ri• e Corps, during their drill exercise*. P I I I. ;
- ortion, rum- sines our last. The slap" me, lying name of Pat Evers. was distovered to be on tire, in
fellows will be prepared to rough it under canvass, The corporaC grauted the use of the Corn Ex- at ancher here are the Blenheim. 74. the Alen+ir, .ele of the West-etroet Alms h:aises. She acctilen-
Slid discard for a time the sat and enervating change gratuitously, and the hall-keeper said the bO, the Conqueror, 101, the Centurion, bl, the tally evening, an old woman known by the
fell into the tire and caught her sloths*, and is
eedueetnents of the table-looking at the Pf"l'abla caPlain bent 3 Person to clean the moue after drill Donegal, 101, the Trafalgar. 91, and the Diadem now sidenng fruit the injuries received.
scarcity of accommodation of every kind in a little feel taken place, and the tpleition therefore was, (frigate), 91. Others are directed in a day or two. Sr. .1.45e3' St•so.tY Summit.. -On Situulay last
town of some 6,000 inhabitants already booked should time corps be eitaiged for the gas CmmimOtttfletl. and it is Mated that the whole of time vessels ledting- ; two aertu•ins %vero is•eaelisal in the parish t hutch. in
for the reception of some 40,000 or 50,000. The Mr. Nlanfield thought that they would led be juotilioi ing to the clamed Fleet are to wownible in time ald of the above schwas'. The morning eerni"" ""
projected supplementary visit would, it is true, in expenuling the public money in providing the Roads shortly to receive the Prince of Wales who preached by the Rev. A. faewth, of Hamworthy,
be an excellent opportunity for military training, in- volunteers with gas, and It was accordiugly ordered
eluding the requisite amount of endurance, and net that the bill be presented for payment. in the evening by the Rev. M. Heath., ti f 11.ytchett.
' will embark here on his trip to. Canada, and escort who took for his text 22uil Proverbs tiv.. and that
' him out of the Channel.
wanting in a useful fainiliarity with "short allow- The children sang special hymns on the occasion.
once ;" but that the assemblage Several hills examined by the Finance Committee
lage would present any The sum of 1:14 311. 4d. was collected.
of the charms of a grand sued enjoyable fete in the
' • - I FRERIIANONRY. -On %‘• winesclay evening, the
were ordered to be pai.l.
Usual acceptation of the term,-we may be per- brethren of the Lodge of Amity, presented Brother
witted to doubt. LEASE*. John Sydenliam, P.M- with his pirtrait, in great.
The Town Clerk stated that he Ind prepared NI reco4nition of his 50 years service to the craft.
3au Dosser Rtehe VOLUNTEERS (Doeeneierv.ii). the I Nlond
following are the arrangements for the lure. th ease
• t o
Mr. *
eY'
in accordance with The portrait was executed by Mr. W. W. Helmand,
-The f
it resolution i at the last meeting. he also read
sent week :- of this town.
the opinion of council on the lease promised to Mr. Tow N COUSCrt..-At a meeting of the corporation
TEEEDIY, May S.-Parade at 6.30 a.m., with rifles,
when the roll will be called. Barnes. of the old Hospital Garden. On the motion
of Mr. Manfiehl. eecomled by Mr. Combs, it was of this borough, held on Monday week, it was
iesolved that ea•!is policeman should be provided
WEDNEADAY, May S.-Parade at 6.30 a.m. with agreed that the Town Clerk he instructed to coin. with a cutlass, for use when on duty on their
- rides. municate the fle arm. Mr. II irtael, the official assignee outlying districts of Porkston, Lotegtteet, and Hain-
Tsuut, May 10.--Parade at 4 p.m. (first bugle under Mr. Barnes's bankruptcy. I worthy. the cost of which, with appendages, will be
at 9.30) and, provided the weather be favourable, SoUTH-811IIIrr. 1 WH ITCH URCH. about 1511. each.
In the House of Lords on Monday the Earl of and ill members attend, march to Weymouth in Mr. Cooms laid tin the table a plan from H. C. Clocnrr.- On Tuesday last a very interesting
The mate of the brig Charles, who was so severely
Clancarty's motion for the Copy of the address undress, with rides, belts, and side arms. Sturt, Esq., to enable the Council to consider a match was played in the Whitchurch cricket swum hurt on Thureday week in hoisting a hag of Leans on
presented to the Lord Lieutenant in 1859 hy the Fiiiiisr, May 11.-Parade at 6.30 RAIL wtth rides, pn.posal from that entleman for widening the hetwea the awned end watcle members of the club: shore, died from the injuries he received on Wed-
Irish Raman Catholic Prelates in opposition to then the roll will be called. south end of the Hillh South-street, on evielitiuun when, although goad play was manifested, yet the
the system of national education was agreed to,
..carried at the time of the accident.
At a general parade on Friday last the following that the Council won migrant permission for placing bachelors proved too good fur the benediets. It would nesday last at the King's Arum, whither he was
after • declaration from the Earl of Carlisle that Pours, blonday. --(Be(ore J. Lankester, E.g.)-
it were apiaiinted corporals : -Thomas R. a door in the wall to Imid to the back premises-- however, appear . vidious to allude to any iudivi-
it is the intention of the Government to adhere um., cieMent G. Ramsey, William Durden, Allen Mr. BINHOP objected to the door, but approved of dual member's play, yet we cannot forbear to state '
firmly to t 4.0 system, their great object being to Mears, John F. Hodges, George Pouncy, William the widening of the street which would he a great that to the very superior batting t.f Mr. Willow/ Fromi with being drunk and.clisurderly. Fused ss.
.lolin Sticklen, a carpenter. was charged hy P.C.
give a good secular education, with the upper- Cone, and George B. Nliendy. benefit. On the motion of Dr. ALDRIDGE, seconded Spenser, may be partly attributed the defeat of time and costs.
tunity, but without the compulsion; of religiousy Mr. STANToN, the application Vtaa granted. J. W. Martin
Cu.o NCI( Id eaves ain Sortirry.- On Sunday last, E. Mullett. J. froase• and H.
teaching. The Marriages (England and Ireland) sermons on behalf uif the Church Missionary Society eushic w•hits. scored 79 off his own bat. At the conclusion of the Esq.. J. Lankester,
poor beneclicts, that gentleman having in one innings , THUREDAY.-(Before the Mayor, _...
_,
Bill and the Divorce Court Bill were read a were preached at East Fordington, that in the morn- Mr. Bisitor, after alluding to the use made by the match a single innings game was played. Whish Harris, Esqrs.) -ofOrge rllle I ro, aged 12 years,
after hard fighting, terininatol in favour of the
third time and passed. On Tuesday Lord ing by the Rev. G. Candy, association secretary ; rifle corps of the public walks, said no other anti
;Edward If leg, 12 years, were charged with
Lyndhurst called attention to the state of the mid formerly missionary to India; and that in the town in the West of England had such beautiful marripl men. In the ev g the members met at stealing from a garden in laingfleet a large quantity
the 7. hi.
iHart, Hoteli). %t here 7 capital repast was of Toren cabbages, the value of 355., the property
naval reserve, and asked from the Government a evening by the Rev. G. Parsons, missionary from avenues as Dorchester. arid yet the walks were in of ,John Cave. It appears that time prosecutor saw
statement of its present condition and probable Ceylon. At West Fordington. a sermon was preached ao dilapidated a state that they really looked as if Timeawal chair.ll t ilielmtlietuure7voiicd'abillemlibsee nieethtoifceth captain,'. the cabbages safe on Friday night at 9 o'clock, and
progress. The Duke of Somerset, in reply, in the moniing by the Rev. G. Parsons, and in the Te one cared whetleerthey
of
kept
Agricultural
ornot.
Charles Itawlins, Esq , was occupied by George on Sunday night, on going to his soden, they were
stated that during the last eight months more et' gby the lice. G. Candy. On Monday public Shortly the Bath and West of Eng vi
Edney Edney, Esq Wider whieee prwidency
men had been employed at the dockyards than meetings; . e • , ,a.
were held in the Guildhall, also in aid if Society would hohl its annual meeting here, and as ~ . most gone. P.C.'s Freud and Hallett traced the cabbages
to a greengrocer's by the name of Bellows, who had
• the tereign Missionary i-iecte4 oi the ('hutch of no amid many persons would come here on that Pleasant and convivial evening was spent.
at any previous period, not excepting that of the bought them of the prisoners. Bellows was severely
En hunt rhat in the afternoon was presided over le meanies' fot the tirst tiine he, for one, would like
g er y
great Continental war. Exclusive of block ships ; reprimanded by the Mayor for encouraging the boys,
Dr. Cowdell, and there were on the platform tile ; their public walks should look respectable. He BLANDFORD. •
or sailing vessels, we had afloat 60 ships of the Donsrr CENTRAL BAILWAY.-The officials are , anti
told
time
'' The •
i rosocutor he could indict hini at the
needs. t'. %V. Bingham, J. Fisher, 11. Smith. G. ; begged to propose that the General Purposes Com-
line, 30 frigates, 17 corvettes, 88 sloopa, and 26 Candy, G. Parsons, A. Hauilley, A. Falkner, and ' wawa should have the matter referred to them briskly engaged in arranging for the purchase of the , Quarteri. ~..,sessatus....ch, anNrrn"deenfault,e co' Emitted to
smaller vessels, 24 special gunboats, and 340 A. Birt. The state of the wciey was mostenceurag- I with a view of placing their foot paths in proper houses and land for commucing the extension line l'oolie Gaol for 14 days with hard labour.
ordinary gunboats. The French had 33 ships ing, and the local subscriptions and contributions in I repair before the 4th June. -Mr. etiollas thought a in the New Buildings. re fined. inclu•
The line is Pr'eeted t° I John Kyle was charged by Mrs. Fudge with
of the line, and 8 building, 38 frigates, and 12 excesiof former years. The speech of the Rev. Mr. 1 sub-committee of the General Purposes Coinniittee pass through the centre of the recently erected dwel• • stealitig a felt hat end a 'book, the property of her
building, and about 140 sloops. As to the Bingham wag devoted to rinse ering the chargca made would be better-if the matter were in the hands of ling houses on the east side of the town, and as small , husband, Captain Fudge. Mrs. Fudge not appearing
reserve, the naval volunteers already amounted against the society by a noblewan of this county, and 2 or 3 there would he a chance of the work leMig beim..a are bete-
g carried on in connection,with . the wise was (listed...ed.
to 1,000 men, and the number was rapidly in- mid no society Diehl possibly page through so fiery an CAITIeiI out. It WAS then agreed that the General some of them, the prices contracted to be paimi in a . wi11i.,,„ (vb., triffiam week,. and Joseph (7ity,
creasing; the Coastguard no* numbered 6,882; ordeal. • •
and come out with such Ilvin colours as the Purposes Committee should meet at once to a i 'Milt few case
g , •. . . . 11 s for emuipensation and property are all but : three h,,,,,
y were summoned on the information of
Church Missionary Society bad clone. lite report a sulecointnittee to carry out the propositions of Mr. fabulous in amounts.
and the Coastguard volunteers numbered 7,000 ,
ei. - • - • h • • - , the Poole, Bournenioutle, and South Oast Tele-
z the parent society which ad just closest Bishop.
men, all in a state of the highest efficiency. The , Its financial . f The
year, was most mitts actory. BOARD OF HEALTH. PAM/RAMA.- We are glad to find that Mr. Corn- 1 graph Company foe breaking an insulator and dame-
actual available reserve at the present moment •
; total received at home .e 145,629 Is. 4,1. including pertz has arranged with the Corporation Pi exhibit , ging the wire. The Nlayor severely reprimanded
I. meeting then resolved itself into a Board of in the Corn Eichainft: his popular panorama of the - them and tined them 5s and costa, together with
was 14,850 men, in addition to which upwards of I £13,576 16s. 6,1. as a special fund for India. Total Health - . ' *
ui. whim severe matters o trivia importance late Indian War and of the crypt of the Holy Sepal- 1 the damage, to be put in force at any time be (the
8,000 boys were educating for the navy, and 1 expenditure £137,582 Os. 11., including £9.444 were discussed, and the electing separated. chre in Jerusalem. Many will remember the ex- Mayor) should think proper.
would in time become tirst-rate seamen. On i Is. dd., on account of expenditure clanged to Indian ,
Thursday Lord Chelmsford moved that the 1, fund ; ordinary income of the year .e 132,052 3.. 3.1., , years since, and, judging from the reports %Lich -Mark (VA, labourer, and Caroline Cobb, his
House go into committee on the Selling and , ordinary expenditure of the year £129,134 as. 6,1. • • isave appeanal in our county journaht, we should wife, were charged with being drunk and disorderly.
Hawking Goods on Simday Bill, the object of '
; Special India Fund - 'Cadence from last year .t 45.447 • __ . _
. . suppose the artistic merits of the picture history he I Fined fre. and costs in each case.
: which is to put a stop to Sunday trading it) the I 3e.; fki• 'll 5-6 It*. 4.1 • Goal . SHIREHALL Saturday Mai. fith.-(Before 11•Wilbsons •
; receipts of the year .t. ~ o . . . , . •
metropolis after nine in the morning. The - • . E .v . i is noW Liu
Earl .4.39.112.3 lila. hod. • expenditure .tI2 04ei Is 9.1 lr-wi., (chairman) 11. N. Ms Melon, al., m .11 .So IY, rolling before the public, even surpass • SATURDAV.--(liefore the Mayor.)-John Bilker
those characterizing hie previous panorama. WAS charged by P.C. Ennui with being drunk and
• ' ' ' '' E lis'or Stuart, Rev. A. Templar, and H. ?remove,
leaving a balance of .L 46.075 Inc lil. The load e."`,l•• 1
of St. Gentians moved as an aniendment thatlt i FLE Coers. -The men arc to have a neat un. disorderly. Ilistrnssed on Piling the con&
funds raised in the missions and expended thereupon '''" •P e
the House go into committee on the Bill that lidein WEIGHTS. Hear g ('hare, show eper, at dress uniform the expense of which will lee only - _
the operations of the society, but independent of the • tit
' day six months. After some discussion the - I ih' • I 13' I II
f I I 1.... r
aitioatoun, aim c anis y Supennten, ent Brown partly pan. out 0 time suaseri__il .und as a large ; LYTCHEIT.
1 1 I 'l.l al ' f ' '
genera me. , arc no me u s in the oregoing state- with having on the 20th April a half- situsl iron weight •
' sunendinent was negatived by 54 to 25. The House i
lit I
duo,. . number of the corps will supply thetmelves from ; Fier- -On Tuesday a fire broke out in a cottage
ment. The amount exceeds 418.000, making a grand 4 drachma high t. and 11.
2 or.. iron I
then went into committee, after which the I
total from all sources of £163,620 Is. 4,1. The society too light-Time ilm:fewlaiit gave liiimmulfwa goodg characte independent imurces Morning and evening drills lat Lytehett, occupied by a lab uuring man, which
further consideration of the clauses war post' I has at preseht 142 missionary st.Mautts, with '436 ; for 1 ..... eaty, and liis wife maid that if there raise holies; take place. and as the inen are now tutored by an i speedily spread and destroyed the oittsge and two
poned till Monday (yesterday., i elogyieen. ;16 Emiropesn laymen, schoolmasters, ley woman in )lartinstowit, she 11134 the pers .... . Fumed ; experienced drill sergeant they are‘rspidly attaining others mljour tt itt g. Some .1 the furniture was saved
In the House of Commons on Monday the I agents, mid printer, ;11 European female teachers We. 41., inelu.lini; coats, the weight,' to be foafeited. 1 bihn.,ciegrioiXr.u.''''",:s
in lithWwgheitehherihe he
We
supplied
will
i but a portion was destroyed. 'lle cottages are the
adjourned debate on the Refonu Bill was re- Blilaelonrrica Wive, exclusive), 2,11117 native and ; James Beselmaitte pork butcher, at Fortlingtosi, was ,
be gamin inesthe more interestingy adpade(vanced ' property .1
Mr'
•Crabl!. •
A singular incident occurnal
sumed by Mr. Bentinek in opposition to the country.herim catechists and teachers of all classes, • Abe charged by
;Superintendent Brown with miiing meat ; iti is ttttt ection alto this lire. A man was ploughing
Bill, which was also opposed by Lord J. Man- I not sent from house, and 19,450 c tttttt nunicante. ftl . 1•• ed -t:
.at Steepleton with a 4-lb iron weight 4 firestone short, phase ° "nr no "rY a" km- lin a field near, and mein& the fire break out he de-
' • 1-11. weight 2 drachms abort. raid a Toe, weight half a ; tached the horse from the plough, and left it in the
ners, Colonel P. Herbert, Mr. B. Cochrane, and I THE LATE ('Ass'. or Sumer WoRRYING.-In our drachm abort. It appeared that the borough of Dor- ST UltM I NSTEIt NEWTON. I field while he went to render amistasice. The hone
Mr. Du Cane, and supported by Mr. Hodgkin- , account of the late destruction of sheep by dogs we elie•ter. in which defendant redles is a ithout All ap- left to itself jumped the hedge and fell into a tank
On Thursday evenin Mr. N. L. fr sh delivered !
son, Mr. Cainl, Mr. P. ltrquhart, Mr. Clay, and I stated that one of the dogs which mlid the mischief, 'minted inspector 11 weights mai nicasures, a difference
another lectureyat the i'eational School! ins to the lon the "ther ii'le liestlf"eenwet• and although there
Mr. John Locke ; while Mr. Walter and Mr. A. I the propoity of Mr. George Durden, of Hartley ! of oriiiiilirileiug,ested in resiwet to such sepo,iiitto-
-1 members and friends of the Temperance Steiety, this ' was "nIY a *null il"a"titY "f water it was dr"'wned-
Mills, without supporting the 13111, expressed ! farm, was a half-bred lurcher. We are requested to •r'
oevi.tresetit.'said' ttttttttt •' t.,lie t.olw.uiclie.erk,,,
lately
haLp"nrteed_
was the thinl lecture given by that guntlenien in The home, a valuable one. belonged to a man named
their opinion that an endeavour should be made I state that the animal was a pure-bre,' sheep ulog. and
1411 v. Shorieool2 le J..11' li be out I;hye cuirmi tt nhe this place, and the nem, as usual, waa densely crow- Hallam, who will thus natant a revere loss.
to improve it in committee. The debate was ' - • ' •
that Nlr. Durden never had a half•bred lurcher in I/ le re
iiiel ever held respecting it.-" Ti,. appointment of in- detl. The subject of the prmieut address was the
.. . - Tuesday -.- I Isla liOaseasion.
then again adjourned. on Sir u. 1 • .ipeetor of weights and tuemsre. for a borough, which •• Scriptural View of Tectotalisiu," and it was
Napier moved au address to the Queen, regret- I On l'hursday evening the bells of St. l'eter's , has a separate jurisdie ' and commitaion of the peamm, marked by all that happy thew of language, choice
ting the incompleteness of the present mi.." , rang ft merry peal in honour of the return of Col. and a aeparate court of Quarter tiessiona iii with the anecdote, felicitous illustration, striking antithesis,
•"" I Thomas Tapp, C. 8., from India. ! quarter Hess ttttt * of the county and not with the resorder
reserve, and praying Her Majesty to give direc- I and convincing argument for which the lecturer is
of the borough." It wai. A much stronger case in refer-
tions that the coast-guard should at once be I - _ am* tO 131/0 heater where no separate quarter sessions well known. Nlr Selway presided, and several good
completed to 12,000 seamen, as reconimended by i , was held. The chairuian said the appointment ought to signatures were received at the end or the meeting.
the Royal Couniiisaion. A long discussion on 1 - ,be made as early Alt pmaibledea.l the ame would be dis- • Mr. Fymii lectured at Nlarnlitill on the previous even-
A quarterly meeting of the corporation was held j missed, the defendant not having 11.1 an nepertunity of . ink and we understood that he would do the same
the state of the Navy ensued, in which Lord C. ,
. yesterday in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall. • liaving bia weights atainpe.l. Ile had better not use ,at Okefonl Fitapaine on Friday.
Paget made a statement similar to that male The members present were the Mayor, Aldermen ! them spin Li he now knew they were too light. • Celefter.-On Wednesday last the members of
by the Duke of Somerset on the sante evening 1 Combas and Matilield, Councillors Ensor, Bishop, • Tasssere or laercsxs.-The license of the ship public ' time Vale of Blackniour Cricket Club commenced
in the House of Lords, and elicited from Sir J. I Hodges, Aldritlge, Stanton, Froud, Luck, and ; house, at Preston, waa trawferred from Charles Jeer* their sewn for the enjoyment of this manly game,
Pakingtou, Mr. Corry, Sir M. Seymour, and ' Mason. • Allude to Jiss•ph Packett Miller. The license of the ; &goodly number were ou the ground, and some very
other members an expression of their satisfac I • TOWN cLoCK. Quarry-Imm** Arm., Portland, WAS Alm trattaferrisl (rum good playing was exhibited. They met on their old
tion at the steps taken by the Board of Admiralty i Mr. Boinor stated that the subject of a town ' Edw rd Losittau to lame Hillier White. . round, kindly lent by our worthy townsman, It. It,
for carrying out the recommendations of the clock was, at the last quarterly nieeting, referred to Sends& BREAD wrniour WEIGHING er.--/sanc Near- ' arvY. E.g., who is never backward in promoting
Royal Commission. Sir C. Napier also declared the committee for general imp. anti asked if ; to., of Wintertime* St. Martin, was charged by P.C. the welfare and recreation of the in habitants of tins
hituself satisfied with the result of the debate, anything haul been done in the matter. Intlepen- I Li''",:id• owatebe..i.4jth :'it,:it :;iti;tkprilita. eriairdt lideet.liievretriti'g i twin'
and withdrew his motion. Mr. F. Peel, as dent of the parochial clock, there were many people mashes in his Cart to weigh out his bread. Defends:it I
WI 51BOR N E.
chairman of the Iterwiek election committee, who would Le very glad to see a town clock. and , said be forgot it, snit the chairman told him he ham! ;
moved an address for a Commission of Inquiry it would lie both useful and ornamentat-The CLERIC rendered himself liable to a penelty of £5. He would , BOARD OF GEARDIANS.-The Guardians of the
it that nothing, Wel been done, but that if they now be fined Is. 6,1., including coats. Wituborne and Cranborne Un ' ion at a recent meet.
into the bribery alleged at that election. After hail a cluck it would cost a considerable sum. Runs,: wairour items.- -Daniel Brows was lug, unanimously re-elected Charles Joseph l'arke,
some discussion the motion was agreed to, as
was also another motion, directing the prosecu- .'
-Mr. Coomas asked why, if they were to
have 'a charged by P. U. Softly with mint ee the tore part a Eini , ehairmaa, and Mr. John Hatebard, vice-
public clock they should not pull down the town , h • '
tion of one of the witnesses before the Coin-
p p, end Midi( it up at ger and higher, and set ' his horses, in the parish of Piddletown. Fined 50. . ' Arth rI, rdinand Van, Esq., was unanimously
mittee for perjury. Mr. Cardwell obtained leave .mg u e
1 a cluck upon it. It would then be seen from all I including costs. appointed medical officer of the third district, on the
to bring in a Bill for taking the census of Ire- sides.- TheCetite: Or erect an arch at the junction, BAD ft, 7 ..4 1). • i 2 a s 1 ' •
lADS.--0at,... -ries v. the --Oa- -nrregors 0., ' rungnation of E. C. Hill, Esq., late of Crauborne.
land; and the Customs Bill was read a third in the form of a market crow, which would be ores- i, Piddlehistou. -Complainant said ins object in bringing . The guardian E s haven taken into consideration the
time and passed. On Wednesday Lord Raynham j nienud. - Mr. liirilloY thought that the committee ! forward this case was to coumel the surveyors of Poi- I areewions of the ''letlical Relief Bill," anti being
moved the second reading of the Aggravated 1 might be required to inquire into the practicability 1 dleineton, the pariah in which he himself resided, to do • '
of opinion that many of the clauses were most objec-
Assaults Act Amenduaeut Bill, the object of lof the scheuie ;of the convenience there could ' their duty. He had cowidained to them of the bad ...,u
able and calculated to impede the well-working
LI
which is to give the magistrate a discretionary 1, be no doubt. After some further discussion the state of the road. for the last Is menthe, but they bed ~ „ law, unanimously revolved to petition
, taken no netice of his representations till the or the le-bor •
power to order corporal punishment to the ex- , matter dropped. , the House of Commons against this Lill. The peti-
sittutuonx had been issued. They had now men-
tent of 50 lashes Air the first assault perpetrated rRAVER MEETING*. ;lanced the necessary repairs, but it would take soine I t was presented to the House of Commons on
on women and children, with 12 months' im- 1 A letter was read from the committee for carry- , time mien, they were completed. The case WAS ad. I Monday evening, by Mr. H. hoer Sepner.
prisonment and 140 lashes on a repitition of the ! ing out the revival prayer meetings at the 'fownhall, ' journed for two mouths to give the defendants time to , ISt/UW.7.-A °serener's inquest was held on Satur-
offence. Mr. Clive moved, all an amendment, asking to he placed on the mine footing as the I carry out the proper repairmm of the roads complained ; day heat, at the New inn. Hill Butts, before W.
that the Bill be read a second time that day Workingmen's Institute which leas the use of the , of. Housden, deputy coroner, on the body of Benjamin
three months. After some discussion the 1 hall for 53. each meeting, being merely the cost of ' _ T.ftteurasft.-Jes: 13:J7:Ng was n
ociniartte:l.3bzJAsnirr Bel Lin, aged 60, in the employ of Mr. Pike, wheel'
want negatived, on a division, by 109 ! pis and cleaning. The Prayer Meetings Committee , !!'"11. t'fith t" ,"
i t !I t'n the Iretkelle at 6 o'clock oh the • right, of' arrant Keynatone. The poor man was
I hitherto been charged the same terms as other , '-'""1" en".`" math . ' Poole with a load of curls and some
to 85, and the Bill was read a second time. I na. nior ttttt g in question and that when he retunied at 8 returning from
1 societies, via., 10s. for each meeting. -Dlr. ENSOR • ' pile • • • 1 boards, when by some means he fell oil the wagon,
The Malicious Injuries to Property Act Amend- • o clock, lie found that It had been driven in Ms '
• moved and Dr. Annum:ft seconded that the hall be i wheel pairseml over his head, which was
. . garden ; and his wife told him that the defendant bad I and the f, ire
ment Bill was also read a second time. On I let to the jjeetrat pm NI •
Prayer . eeting, promoters on the driveli it in. lie bad haul the garden 11 years, and hsd ,' fearfully crushed, producing instant death.--Verdict
Thursday the adjourned debate on the Reform I same terms as the Workingmen s Institute.-Mr. ' pail reatt for it and his cottage half yearly. A potrdoe ' "Accidental death."
Bill was resumed by Mr. Macauly in opposition ! LOCK .id lie would niece as an amendment that if plant was destroyed.-11r. Andrew., who appeared for ; y sismooss, Friday, May 4.-Before Charles
to the Bill, which was also opposed by Mr. li they let the hall for prayer meetings at 'l.. each the defendant, raised an objection on the ground of j James Parke, Essi., Chairman ; Rev. J. Austen, Mejor
Gregory, Mr. Longtield, Mr. Keudall, Sir J. 1 night, the hall should be allowed to l* used for all rigltt. His client. as should be proved front the plans ' Portman, and Edward Castleman, Esq.-Frederick Pete
Ramsdell, Mr. Walsole, and Mr. Collins, and other purposes on the genie terms. --Mr. Humor id , poslueed, claimed the garden Da being a portion of the I sea (Awry, Pike were tined, on the evidence of Jame.
supported by Mr. D. Seymour and the Chan- 1 he could not second Mr. lack's amendinent, but he . l
thea:'d "81:im'Ls,::;),„dr:-.7-Irio.n iil chairman. ""i'l rented enudert ; Framr, in lil,tf:
jir,ku,s.ing treaLkroundsGoen„the tlor
of
cellor of the Exchequer. Tho second reading ! very much douleted Whether, if Mr. Ensues motion trina'it.ew
righti of parties to the proggivertv yTheereco o 1 Mr; 'v"'''
of
1 14 'is duel lea for.Ye ' • mm•
st• Lywhett, ages a "out , w., um.; sires
was then put and carried without a division. I was carried, it would not come to this, in violation
' pltisegiut as in poesession of the gardeti;and had been in wareb of game there, on the evidence of John
Lord J. Russell thereupon stated that iti the pre- lof the principle white they haul laid clown and for 11 years, alel the charge he preferred against the I Parlous, gamekeeper.- ---A person, named John Hue-
sent state of public business the Committee on I t
hitherto acted upon. The motives for establishing ttoteoditht wio, for d..,.ge dole to a potatoe plant.-The I wood, of Witsliammosin, was hued Ell fur furiously dn.,-
the Bill could tiot take place before Whi i i
lure prayer meetings were, undoulitoilly excellent, i. eunitdainant was then cnso-easitlinea at smomiderable I •iiit a boom and cart 101 the highway. P.C. Daniell
t. out time motives of the promoters of other tell .ious • ten ch lie denied that Mr. Partly imid to hitu before !i-
proved tle t time defendaue drove the aincontainin teo
smitide, and fixed for that purpose the 4th of fhail• 1g • ' "Stick tl *• • 1 la. 11 'ht"l:s • I la
societies also deann Igt ke use 4, thewere equally lie came in, to set and it will • a rut • .... hn, eii dren, furiously irosg i time streets, enuanher•
J uue. ' guild, and why should they draw a distineuen I When he •aw the he driven in Ids garden lie went to I ing thrir lives and those of others. •Thietelant ""-
They
between them. For his own part be could not see • Mr. Dowdswell, Mr. Sheriaan's manager. and Or!' ; were my OWO chil•lren. I broke my own !Win '.
how they could pasibly claim from missimaary and I
gottleman &meted him to
IMr. Sheridan, sod it was ID e ; Jo,ors fordo, were Bute
10.. and costs for an assault on
otheireligiows societies WIL a night with any degree c,onaequence of what paw!. be putled the pile up. H ' Wile., I,,Dawri..
_oltnent,r ass comemitte,
;at the
veld not tell whether NM 'motet°s plane was Hems Inn, Colehdl, sod roes out ei emplentesem,
of fairness. if they allowed the Prayer Meeting Cone-
hy driving the pile in or pulling it out if the groan .- having written and song • Gong shout defendant 011 •
inittee to have the use of the hall for ss. a night, and Mr. Andress said the real canes of thcse proceedings rorliter occasion ; time lattery singing his version of the
ander these circumstanairs be would move a counter was to try the right of the defendan mo ih
t __ ....e story in poetry, by way of explanation, which led to
amendment, that the subject be referred to a com- genial ill question, as being the divined pro- 1d0n..-Aileard Ellis Wel, mantnitted for me month's
tnittee. Mr. Hodges ammiultel Sir. Itialsmip's Athena. eras. It was evident that the landlord was 1 hard labour for neglecting to maibtain bia wife and
mettt. Of the 10a, paid, only ss. went to the I cat really at the lotto's' of the case. The fatuily.---A young inmlel "Jack Sheppard" I..okine
corporate f I, and lie thought it was a great pity chaienian add the Bench hid nothing whitever to do boy. aged twelve, 'tamed MMus.' IlvrieJek, wee charged
that the rule laid down for time letting 11( the 11%11 with that, but the case had broken down by the evidence by John Howell, of Creektuour, of atealing Leans.
should have been disturbed for the sake of s*. Nlr. of the complainant himself, as lie could not pnive.that Case dismissed--the minute severely cautioned as to
Essimt said the difference between the two • Was
the driving of time Pile in the 11.0"4"" destroyed the their future erre of their son.T-The next wait an
potatoe plant. The summons was disiniased. assault case, which had heel' adjourned front the hod
this-when miariiiiiiary anti other religiens meetings
H. Frampton. &eq. then „NA the chair, and two MB- Court, owitig to the absence of time cempleinant's adv..
were held, c Ilectious were made in support of the barium cases were heard, order., on which were refused. eate. Er the evi•lence of the ouniplaiu int, an old
object time hall was used for, but with regard to these I„,
ING IN stimuli or Oslig.--Jarats Weems Icily, eg.-d tW, it appeared that she an•l defendant were
prayer ineetinga, no collection was mule ; the hall 'REsPASsi b _
1; . i
;1
at Des li„ii on coameumnita of a house at Sturinimmter Marshall. held
v Jaime Mray wit I 111
Suntinulic. .. . .
.rssu
was hired for the benefit of the inhaltitants of Dor- ed sees- under a lesee named Shave, of Lytchet -that the house
Sunday morning. Aiwa 29th. I A,. u en prov
cheater alone, sod the expense had to be paid la IMg four soin ttttt naea on the defendant 1,,,...i1y. H. : was held for lives under the land of the Manor (Mr.
only a few individuals. -kir. Mason agieed with bad four •ithers for James Dentiet, who, however, had ' Churchill); the hot life liad died. and defeumiant had
Sir. Ensor that this was quite an exceed I came, ereviotedr absconded. These aummonsey charged lle- slyly gone to time lord's.t. steward and taken take house; aa
and lee thought they would be quite justified, with- fendant with 1. 'For nal tig •gun to kill game.
J 2rt: f - km- -puthet,inr,:rc,:dl,:.l,four, ti,v,lnits tr. I...norrd.y:ickneoPlG:r.
out disturbing the rule laid dowu in respect to ing game outs Sunday. 3. For
"kip" aenaandage out
violently ii. the side into'sot opposite' gutter. lie had
other meetings, to allow the use of the hall of ,eawnii aild 1. Trde:Pawi
k lief to Mr"Waltnegelemys. of :mho tumeml her furniture into the street, where it had
for the prayer meetinpat ss. per night. - Mr. HINHOP
.11;:hr:b Haseilir:lhr..a ortherseueuday inurnieg in question reotained in pelting rain for three Ilaya and three nights.
raid he haul no hostile feeling to time prayer ineetinge„ wws's i•e Ilium. wood,
1,
time turnpike road, and Complainant's evidence was corroborated by Mary
but he could not see that there was any exception "" about RV yards from Gollop. Defendant said the house Wee 114, and the
saw three men in Mal e down,
to the rule in this case. He thought that it him. He heard tie Twat of a gun. and weer the smoke old lady had abused him wife. Fined El for the assault.
was pretty certain to he the case that, if they Villa: from where the men were standing. He got epee The came will, we hear, form the subject of inquiry be-
granted the request of the present appliiiiiits, others fit., re„„o to see what they were doing, and observed lore a jury se our nail County Court. vu the Itith May.
would ask to be simile-1y treatesl.- Dr• Aldridge did Thomas Way. one of the three now, go into • held and Mr. le W. Firmest cost.cl,ueted complainant's ease.--
I El for assaulting Elisabeth
not attend these meetings, but without giving an) pick up sounithir.g. On turning round he saw defendant, teat: Pro;rirsu:r wl7. biz.
aged
__
75 of Aldershott, was
Oh . *on as to the succors which was likely to result and the two nycn ran away.
lie
we'll
r hook. at
die
contudt-ted for trial :et the imessions'for an attempted act
(rem them. he approved of the motive of the pro- g 1
.°1
wllifeTrert l!mels;;rawfe!Wit..gly feathers, sin.! ugdptir into" Int
halal been of beastiality with a cow. Mr. H. T. Johns.t.of Ring-
classes, of them, which was to benefit the poorer ..'e
be:etre:l eller?. time him 1.111. el 13111.041. e lbir Bench hued wood. appeared for the prisoner. Bail of Eau and two
classes. and the mimed ought to supta•rt them. As
the defendant on two of the charges-for killing mum aof £l5, were taken for hie amipearance•
the amount charged for the room hail to Le paid by
Sunday and using a gun-the sum of 1:5 and 17s. mid., I
only a few ilitllVl.lllllls he thought the
rv(ltm't WI" a abd in default of payment, two months' hard labour.
remittable one, and that they might niske au excep-
tion in their favour. -Mr. MANFIELD said be was a
very unworthy member of the Church of England,
but ass member of the Church, as by• law established,
he could not agree to let the hall to the promoters
of the prayer meetings, consisting of all religious
denominations at a lower rate than they let it
for other religious weetiugs. He was perfectly wil-
ling to crinciale to all the liberty of worshiping in
their own way, but he did not think these revival
Christimis should be "mourned to attack the estab-
lished Church.- Dr. ALDRIDGE Said it SO happened
that this application cause from two churchmen-the
Rev. J. all, M.A. and Dr. Cowdell.-After
some further cliscionsioii,the question was put from

HONZSTE A UDA Z.

Tux latest foreign intelligence informs us that
Count Slontemolin has formally renounced his
pretensions to the throne of Spain, in which renun-
ciation he says "1 pledge my word of honour
henceforth never to consent to my flag being
hoisted in Spain or in its States, and I declare
that if unhappily some one should at a future
time make use of my name with that object I
should regard him as an enemy of my honour
and reputation."
The Muniteur publishes a decree fixing the
individual payment for exemption from military
service at 2,300 f., and the bounty on re-engage-
ment for seven years' service at 2,0001. The
Patric believes itself correct in stating that no
decision has yet been taken relative to the
evacuation of Rome.
From Switzerland we learn that the Federal
Council has again insisted upon the least possible
delay in the assembling of the Conference.
The Cabinet of Turin has made a proposal to
the Federal Council for the construction of a rail-
way through Switzerland to connect ltaly and
Germany. The operations for establishing the
boundary line between France and Piedmont
commenced on the Ist of May.
Prussia reiluires a credit of 9,000,000 thalers
for the Minister of War, from the Ist of May,
1860, to the 30th of June, 1861. In order to
meet these expenses, the additional taxes of 25
per cent, hitherto paid is to be continued until
July 1, 1861, and the surplus from 1859 is to be
used. By these measures the provisional condi-
tion of the army, after the mobilization of last
year, is to be maintained.
In Sicily, the insurrectionary movement is
spreading throughout the island, and is sponta-
neous and general. The Royal troops are in pos-
session of the towns, and are blockaded between
the sea and the insurrection in the interior.

Blr J. Bowing, Her Majesty's late Plenipotentary in China'
litotes The Chinese usually colony tea to send to
but no Chinaman Will drink it when so coloured. knr:::frt
Is dune to hide brown flavourless leaves." HOHNIMAY4 &
Co. have long ilhullowed this Injurious custom. they import,
and have obtained wide acceptance ior their Pare Tess, the
Green. not hosing the u-ual bluish facing. Is a dull olive bus,
and the Black is not wade intenvely deck: though In
attractive in appearanoe, they excel all others In strength, and
therefore ploove univenially. being .• always good alas.- lima
not having any disguised u ithared leave& Obtainable In
Packets only, through authorized Agents. appointed in alljarta
id the Kingdom. See Bat of Local Agents In this paper.

POOLE.

BOROUGH Prrrir SEKsioss, May 7.—(Before R.
Davis, Esti.) Grurgr A /lett, of Houghton. was
charged by Mr. Supt. Puuncy with furiously driving
a wagon through the town of Dorchester to the
danger of the limbs and lists of her Majesty's liege
Pubjecta. Fined 2111 s. including costs, or 14 days' im-
prisonment. —Joseph (Moder. Fordington, charged
with assaulting 13eujatnin Moore. was allowed to
settle out of c.airt.—Edirtird Symes, labourer,
Oweroioigne. was charged by P.C. Cousins %Ali
being found on Saturday night lying in the South-
Western Hailway's station yard, drunk and incro
pable. Fined 6s. and 3s. 6d. Cost —Joseph Edward

THR REG,STR•R•S NOTES. —Births bt3 ; Deaths
83. These are the largest number ever registered in
a quarter in this sub-district. The deaths average
only about 60. The excess is principally in children
from diseases of the respi ratAbry organs. A large number
of very old persons was also registered in the
quarter.
tkanpertz's splendid panorama of the late Indian
, rebellion has been exhibiting in the Townhall during
the past week.. Ou Monday evening Capt. Parr, the
1 officers and members of the Poole Rine Corps patro-
inised the exhibition. The views, as they came
before the audience, especially the crypt of the Rely
Sepulchre, was received with warm applause.

HOLLOWAIra 011111111%T.—Vi000ds, SOWS, 1411144. and imi-
tating Bores—Tbe peculiarly mild. mothing, anti-inflammatory
power exerted by this Ointment soungi, recommends its U.S
to all persons who have charge of children. Accidents will
occur iu the nunwory in spite ol the greatoet caution and
utmost sigll,mw. The scratch. the burm the scald, treated
early with this ointment wutues no angry aspect, and none,
long permits it to torture the little "Whirr. whom very cry
scitea mch b standier's compassion, and pierces the parent •
Mart. E. cry name xhould consider this invaluable Ointment
......otut to a ...11-amointed nursery. Tide Olutment
.4 pi oible to iuiy eore, whateser its character. it module to
1 health am surely es the raopeee points to the sortk.

A despatch from Madrid announces that a
general amnesty to all ooncerned in the last
eeriest insurrection has been published, and that
the Count de Montemolin has consented to
abandon his pretensions to the throne, on the
understanding that the Queen restores him to
his rank at the Court of Madrid as an Infante of
Spain.