The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10 00:00:00

BEAMTNSTER.

HARVEST THANKsGIVING.—On Sunday, Oct. Ist,
the harvest thanksgiving services were held in the
churches of this parish. The churches were beauti-
fully deeorated with corn and flowers—the losing
handiwork of Min distridt visitors and other ladies.
The Rev. J. S. Wood, B. D., senior fellow and tutor
of St. John's College, Cambridlge, preached an
admirable sermon from Psalm iv. 6 —B, at the
Morning service, in the parish clioreli. A collection
was made an naval, et the morning and evening
seriices, on behalf of Ilfe iorint County Hospital,
amounting in all to CID 13i. 7d.
SALISBURY.
Tan Princess Swartzenberg arrived in Salisbury
from the Isle of Wight on Thursday, and visited
Stonehenge. She left this city for Southampton the
IWO evening.
Sliitont or SGRENCS .AND ART.—The inaugural
meeting of the Salisbinriehool of Science and Art
will pfobably be held at the Council. Chamber, to-
warde the end of the present mobth.
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Sittsfitirir tintril^r fiervi.—thiriog the sioroth of
September, 626 depotiitian. attsbarft, VII lite 2d.
was deposited, and £l3 IP: 7d. withdrawn.
Balance at the Bank: £412 Sc. sa. 14anagets for
October, Mr. Bingham, mind Mr. C. Fisher.
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ACCrDENT TN I+IOA.NT.STVEET.—. On Tuesday •
girl named Horne accidentally fell through a trap
door on some premise, in Gigant-street, by which
she sustained a severe shock and a scalp wound.
She was removed to the Salisbury Infirmary, but
she has now quite recovered.

ACCIDENT TO A LITTLE Boy.—On Wednesday,
,s litle boy named Arthur Robinson, residing in
Fisherton, Cit kbocked down and run over by a
pony carriage, which was being driven by Mrs.
Cease, of Winterbourne. The boy sttstalued several
severe injuries. Mr. Winter was immediately
called in by Mrs. Curiae' and, under his treatment,
the buy is progressing favourably.
THE Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury
•has appointed the Rev: Edward Luard, rector of
Wintet,losir; Rural Dean of the first portion of the
Deanery of Amesbury, vice the Rev Prebendary
Smart, late Vicar of Aiderhury ; and the Rev. •
Francis Goddard, Vicar of Flilniarton. Rural Dean
of the first portion of the Deanery of Avebury, vice
the Rev. H. M. Fletcher, incumbent of Christ.
church, terry Hill, resigned.
SALTSBCrEtY INFIRMARY. —The treasurer reports
having received the following :—New Subscrip-
tions—Mr. T. G. Goldsmith, £1 Is. ; Mrs. Georgel
Marsh, £1 Is.; Mr. Francis Locke, £2 2s. ; Mr. M.
Roche, £1 is.; Mr. Thomas Griffith, £1 Is.; Hon.
Mrs. Walter Portman, £1 ls.—Donations—A thank'
offering, Li; Mr. W, Day, 16s. —Congregational
Collections —Part of collections at Congregational
Chapel, Endlessditreet, £4 Os. 6d.; South Ted.
worth, £1•16.. 91. ; Newton Tony, £3 10s. ; Sher-
rington, £2 Os. 114. ; Broad Chalke, £4 lie. 6d.;
Shrewton, £3 7e. 7d. ; Maddington, £2 2. ; Sutton
Waldron, £6 Os. 6d. ' • Whiteparish, £5; Chitterue,
£4 15s. ; Compton Chamberlayne, £4 ss. 6d.;
Konrton, near Bath, £1 12s. ; Bower Chalke,
£2 18s. led.; Bast Dean, £2 25.; Horvingsbam,
£2 19a. Id.

THR ENVIRONS OF SALISBURY. —Messrs. Brown and
Co., of the Canal, have just i-sued a map of the environs
of Salsbury, rvducied frum the Ordnance Survey.
The district shown measures 47 miles from north to
south, and 10 miles from east t. west on a scale of two
miles to the inch, With Sali,bury in the centre. It ex-
tends ea far as Pewee! and Devises on the north, Trow
bridge, Warminster, Shaftesbury and Blandford on the
west, Wareham, Poole, Bournemouth, Christchurch,
Lvmington and Yarmouth on the smith, and South•
nipton, Wincheister, end WhiteUnruh on the east. All
the now railways are shown, including the Ringwood
and Christchurch, the And,over, Stockbridge, and Rod•
bridge lines,. and those for which acts have been obtained
or which are in progress, namely the lin.s from Porton
to Pewrey and Woo thorough, born &Rebury to Wim-
borne, from Poole to Bournemouth, and from South-
ampton to Netley. The boundaries of the counties and
hundreds, all the towns and villegel, rivers and canals,
roads, hills, foresis, parks, gentlemen's gents, the mile.
on tile turupike_roade, thu soundings in the sea, the
I ,British .eartisworits, and the Rumen _encampments and
'roads are very c efully marked.. -
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SALISBURY LITIERAILYI AND SCUP/nine INSTITU.
YION.--TheAannual meeting of- the -members of she.
institution -was -held- at the Anembly Rooms on
Mmday evening; and was more largely attended by
members than for trmay rear( past. The Worship-
fal the Mayor wts jntbe hhair, and there were also
present, Mr. Style,..Mr. W. J. Wilton, Mr. Buckell,
Mr. S. R. Atkins, Mr. Watson. Mr. Whitlock, Mr.
T. A. Bennett, -Mr. -Syclenhato, Mr. F. A. globe,
Mr. Toomer, k, &a. The report-sets reed by Mr.
W. J. Wilton; tire Honorary ' Searetary and
Treasurer ::--Thk Cmpnittee Ravi pliutiture in.: an-
nouncing ad loci-ease in he humber of members.
The Readieg Room has '
bur*, wbo appear fußy