The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01 00:00:00

AT A SPli.'CI A L MEET! NO of the A spatch fonn Calcutta mentions a report could hum on no lon-er, and oit it Twin of another BLANDFORD. int.. the cilia. Ti, in their surplices and stoles. As
GCA note Se of the inutimEnThtt tiNtr„lN that the Count of Pekin intends to make a Mlle-hoe from Gad. st anther ne.A dorm, slit ell 14 • IaTsnEaTIEU CIttetIInTANCE. -A detachment of the Bish..t. estered the nbittli, the choir preceded
held at the Basun Rowe on tiATENUAT, the iStli trav IlLteir..ritaits_ietdirlitttittil.ile, a,i,til that two
.Ett,ghsit frigates, boat to t..ki him (complainant) Oh shore. lie thee (1
that los had &whist to The teasel in a 1 evele st: teed Leieeete poseed through this town on Thursday last, 1 him, chatititig the 24th Psalm. 'The service for St.
of Aram Mot, called bor the purpose of taking into
AlKen"e. ',ale le-en ell"' u! hienSicathon, an I.e leol del olds i tee Indf i intos 64 hes- "• °I e * 1 11. 1" I /.' e *I. 1 1
oe ti fAIr i .1 t • W le tII I not have 1 Mark's Day was then perforined. The r Mat' of the
cearliderathtn the BILL lately intrelncetl into Paola- ""a T.'," e'"
went, entitled " The Poor Taw Ifelitel Relief pia," the irons a the forts lot the l'ei-ho River. The Ile d.n'tsl else that it lien he came alongeto e the treed, • •
that , , , •.
- ttoo'i• •••I ties tiefoonsdernit circumstance led it not ',unpile the Bev. W. Batton Ileathe.ae. Proal:tyr
! Sampson, which accompanied thou.,' is said to . I:e tole the dere:Want he load get another birth at tins.l -. h I'm 4:allticia of label chanted the service, and the yilla•or
lwen tow eereceet•ielejer sew r te. e • . . . .
J. P. Hoistra, Est., in the Cloth.
' have returneil to Mon Ken •• With tUllUertlillt • 1110:itli and
g• ‘ that he was geitig to leave him. lie shot down before the gates of Delhi. f been! Melt, choir. assisted vi.b lioristers from Salisbury l'athe.l4.l,
After discharging the melees prnvisiens of the amid Bill, ' despatelies. ; reheated lis had a (eultnife ill his hosed, hut Fla 11. lle del mil especiello th.m. 44 this part of the ceuntry iii resesweled with an eartieetnesi and. reverence which
4•11 the motion te Mee malry'let.e. Est.. acconde thy Mn. , rtir i •
I toot take A froin Ids iseket to not. It- II.! See ven, ebbe' the healkichl himily thee so bong resi.kil, have wined stme* utllet of . lab. ral chunrs. The
I.Evl Gaiterl4,4 1111%.4 Knighton. it was una ll i ttttt nsly , I li. Mr. i'. 4,,..
i Seonnol. resi•lins at 16,0,11ei 33t. tin elefewlaiot kain. k ,„,s missed te feel en interest in aught that relates te organ wee ployet.: y ..oc-rittne assistant-
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resolved, - " That the Bill iutro lue:d into the I i compleinstot dew!' after et king Ii a tost fma to the die Wpm: lath 01 this promising )..ung "them% We •rg atlist ..r Salisleiej CatheNal.
Harm of (..me,....a, entithel the Peer 1. ow Medi- . Tog asatimed littleness of Lord ions Itesset,t's , re4-.1. set :`, e.* bbi. sfeee mic eq •• rn4 'lllite li teat ets head Ifl 1 . erove into the toe ihesto ar fn.lll T e Bishop chanted ths I 'ommtivion Service. and
cal Relief Bill, contains
a y to e a tore ean ...,,t ,I w hen et hit ereethed a is.werfol extenoses .onnon oh the telt St.
mie ',meek.. ceientated to imenle the well woreing ' 1 weut n. collipiaillens With a bolt 1r..10 ..110ther ete00.4.3
boll id tiratli. Jelin xe. 1, "I am the true vine." l•fis lerolship said
of the Poor Law. and that the Muni do petition the , plata-taking opposition which has been brought and brouget It i ttt where. Ile orra. bleeeing from they sere drawn together thee day in flat Weise of
Howe of Com ttttttt s against tie aid Bill, neel that the to bear against it ; and yet the ground so '"'• r Il WO .1
the th. This was ',bout half-post 3 o'clock. lie cenhl Melee( 'on ra.--Capt. ir Oyly, Sim in .t.. t . . !Y. erayer for two purposes; one was to keep the festival of
County Members be requeskel to seleaott the prayer of not hear %hat Was odd by either the complainant or Bart., of Steepleton House, who lea just sailed velure the Evangelist st. Mark. the other Was to celebrate the
the said Petition." resolutely and so laboriously taken by its defendant. -Mr. Titan' mid teat accenting to lois his regiment tit India, has given:menhir to Mr. Wyatt, conspleSen of the restoration of that Louse of God, and
assailants is found to be untenable. No doubt instructions the defetidstd, after going ashore on Tees- his silversmith, too supply anuuelly a cup a the value the enlareemeho of their churchyards Their gathering
day t•vgaiing, *as pieoeeted returning to liia sepal h
lee of e 5 to be shot fee loy the thandeord Ride Corps. together 'for the laLl einem. lied this seecial feature
rro BE SOLD -A FEW TONS of Prime 1 an extension of the fratiebise to the extent pro-
, mote eight rM sccein, I. ef the reenlowes ef fire deaf Thie is a step in the right flan:Lion, and will tie et ttttt nee.' with it --iu
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any oteam bed come there from
J. Wel I Made MEADOW HAY. Apply to Mr. I posed, in a gtcat and inmortant measure, and hot that he welit on board early the nest shunting ano •.f I I . . . ~,. •
h le • distant 'melodies to irej4oltie With te, iliiThitaiits, and to
Sreetax, Leeds Mill. Dorebeeter. ilea ear., he teat 'wore ut er. e etheitnit in. omen Limn sag juntiong , . ,
ought uot to bo adopted without due consider- totd complaiunia to take a vette, 1 or low jumpanh. join in their th.tukfulneon to God for the acenmplisle
with him ashore. Aleo that complement ws• gone near y met of this most blessed work. To fulfil Olt eurposea !
ation Therefore, the time occupied in the all olay-not retunoing till between 4 awl 5 "'cloth, awl CONVIRM ATION. -A large inutab2i of voting per- •4 his at dung rtl I ' I t cot. 1%4 -•
te.. Ingo was pa y us ou y so 0 111111. se.
CLOVER AND WATER ME.ADOW HAY. •
discussion upon it cannot reasonably be objected that when he did im back lie wsit evitlently in li leer sons pawed, threugh this twremony on Thu/sass Gas holy word from that pulpit a to make that
_ ie of and told defendant he hail got an.other birth at theo a afterhown last. The Bishop came froni the Rev. W• occtWion profitable tat all, and eolidUer to thew sours 1
VOR SALE, upwards of 50 TONS of to, especially when the Wiwi arginnei ts
month owl was going IP 11'3,e Illlii- Di fe",lo't 1,"14 Illeatinatte•s, at Sturminster Marshall. where he had health ; et' te use better wools, and those particularly '
1..- beerier CLOVER and WATER el seepow the Opposition are snit as to require more than him he should not allow hen to go. awl as ronoophennot ontseeratal the new church OU the previous day. associated with the •el,tinal itl Mt. Mark, so. to we that I
HAY .-For Particulars, apply to Mn. June LlttiG, ordinary . investigation HIM research to confute took ont his knife to cut the rope to get away with the tic
I partook of luncheon at the Bev. W. Harttee, the opportunity that st inighh hells his brethren oo p. rfeet
Fortionghni Hill, Dorchester. lane, defeatiant same: him to pr. nee his tl ie.: so . the saint:sof I:041. and to edil 7 tee tssiv of thript tlo •t 1
them. The great objection te the It I•efoatoer:. he ..r.."!.1 not he aI.E. to grove all this, a rector. and liter tha osurviee renovated to Stlirltill•er
gooey intent ato t t One, 111 t
• *T' 1 11• . lil W.' lial 411,1.'1 ..%:1.,1131 Marshall.
great alarm supposed to he ocearioutal by the 1.1. no ow Kell s• ri .., 4 •• . • • the knee ledge of the :eon of God, to. pellet l orion, unto i
1(1184 PEACH begs to iii! rum the Ladies of - •
...Mi. DORCHESTER awl ita Neigloboorloood, that she sad • g the basis of the representation-has were present ; hut tee nomplo ea lit's allllO-s.. 101041 3110.11 out hor Mc taiiiu'er.,:!`y atatios at kfimitlford Mt. Mary, IHe lose (ennui no difficulty in date-mein: what part !
will have reaoly tor INSPEtTION. on THURSDAY, arisen from a false declaration, that the ben that comi•lsittaia I• ' c,-turn,-,I anne tao how, or two And f inquiries we have Made of those who are d mars moot holy truth he shoubl endeavour to :
11 %I' 3r.1. IMO, a Choirs. SelectUon of the met of the enfranchised would ba so t ' thin bon" and A half later than the tutu.. nomplammt I:ad
Veit RS, 111 in , . w .
...„ ~, , , ~ , , , , , eits,..eiged on the line mot moat likely to know, we miniater. Whether lie consi•lered what Wax Ille breeial 1
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, Mantles, Ace /cc.- ri *11°"*" ""'"" au" ""e e"""' T'"*" t.'n ''''''''''t I ves-cry • t hot' • the I' t .ti at of the tenchirre of the church on the present festival, or who. ,
la e hewn to aye e ire set ,
floe solicits the favour of an early call, words of Lord R Miosracmg, "to subvert see went on board some 3or 4 'tours earlier tine complain- ei which naturally 1
line sill loe opened in Julie or July met,. The wee ther he sought to answer the quest!, . .
High Westetreet, Dorchester. It present distribution of power and place it in ant had aid he did, it wonld prove that clomplainant
are working at all the unfinished of the line ""e in l los own and other m, lierefore this
bad 'morn false! in regard to time. and the inference •Oli Will Teat experne in r. storing this
. the hands of the mob ;" and in order to would be that he lad also ileum faltely in respect to the early awl late, and judging from maze, the active a
Il °oYi khof c 11741'ra:11W alias:sing the clourthysel!-whiele
support this daring allegation, it *as asserted, other matters.-Rebeit :nankeen!. he saw the defendant since of the different boates of labourers un the line ever of them inuieiriee he made. he found his mind ,
C. pay hie loedin • we simuld suppose there it an earnest deterusination
with equal recklessness, that the Government tal.e cobhuore,,..oiwi 2.'e,:•isdt;y........virisnle,t
rough
, . drawn to • particular doctrine awl his attention '
gli awl it gee en the part of the directors to complete the *cork rate lon one special branch if tenors revelation ;-The 1
returns, on wltich the moderate addition iinpoeoible for him to retain to his mad that night, by the tiine Sc have named. We believe the Colt- eommunion of our hies... 4 Lord end Satinet. Jesus 1
of .200,000 eaters was founded, were incorrect . hut he saw bile &it ilig off to hie vefted and afterward.' erect made with the SoudeWeetern Company hal • Cline with lois Is oele. In dishing eeh this aubject he I
* saw him getting on hoard between 7 reel 8 o'dock. ei, •
use in it by a hich the directors of the Dorset wend I fire espetin as simply as he e mild, this /net and
tlnd that the immlier would reach half Defendant was not tir C • M • c o • Ite • • ' " • • ' I •
pay at the une.- eptain annoy , i t e i i
, , ...entre. are mune under it deavy hong An CoMptean Mrter.rma slortrllie iii
; od Hest judifs heo teas my
a million. Upon those represtrot divas being . *Mil that the Wad. wan lomat 1111 l esly or 01411114.11 toots
e., the first sectiou at a specified time, and that that nail rcersrd to the &tett-lee from Holy Scriptures, and i
the income led been prey. .1. e
TI slso ctw coi.or witnesses.; nd lastly show the I
made, the Government referred back to their Lim? dues nut extend beyond the mouth of July all
tome, lie regretted to aay. th defendant had stove di mama. iun
whoich the re-opeoinig aof that church Wltil I
atitheutic statistics, and, as the result, firmly the natio: ha he now atm& for ale Idr offence. (Si next. elan:idly connected with tees glorious doctrine. In 1
adhere to their onigival statements au this head the ferwer ...v....i0n, UM poor lad whom he was cheeped BotioCCH MA';1811"1".---Ploted.11 (her," Ur Illay"T explaining 15 text, he first allowed how Christ bad '
with' illtreatiuent was covered with wounds and bruises Fe T. Johns, Esq. anti S Groves r
ot)—C.hanel Cut" I rtaken to work out human telem stints and having
-with this exception, that Lord -T - off teB estituate &mut his legs ad every tart of the hotly', the result of the landlord of t lie Fialf S.
fnii, was semmuned by :H. '.„ 4,,, I .
-heel that work took all wlio believed en him
is found to have been rather underrated than his brutality. On the pre.ent occasion. so far as the Pethon, the borough policeman, for recklessly drivieg 1 into la:yew-low but real union with himself. He urged ;
overrated The Hogg SECRETARY has shown Bench esild judge, he lia.l been guilty of • inns, horse in • dug-cart through the streets. He was timid all he realise the blessetlnnos of this union. remarking 1
I. soul unprovoked sutaeult, and were it not that 101 i. that failure in en doing was not humility, but want of 1
by reference to the very cases relied on by his there ass some discrepancy in the eSidebee rowdily Ruler( Young, glover, living in Salisbury-atrcet, was faith. Having Widowed a number of text* to prove o
assailatits, that not one man in three who occu- the time the complainant was away, the fine indicted SU tttttt used by the same active officer, for heaping wains the doctrine he had stated. be then referred to the
would be most severe. As it wee he would be fined in in (relit of lea *loop window and thereby obstructing the works of nature as affonlifte illustration of the
pied a tenement worth £lO or upwards, appeared the penalty of 40s. and costs 145., or in default, a foot way. The tuagistratea fined him ss, doctrine, quieting the words of doe pect-
in the burgess-list ; and lie asked, in a pardon- Montles imerisonnsent. . The fine was paid. William &Thin, of Bagber, having refused to pay the "The works of nod, below,
Cool)
able totio of sarcas FIliDAt ER1(611103 —airvroe Mame of the ca ,
m, whether the causes that ce, he ' !p ' j - ttle WI incur:cut by I at the heater a summoned withio us and wound,
wee i me, er alehe ort and, wes cherged with for the &retinue by Peter Souther, the collwecs tor of tolls. Are page. In that book to ahem
contributed to keep so many of the classes now ha' lug his home (yen for the tele of beer dur nr amid Home to pay the chills chtitued, and in addition line God himself hi found." I
nfranchised off ti me no ll would be less likely to proeibited hour. un Good I:relay. P.C. Geerge. Prim le.. ieste After fidelity to the navioer's p m re parables fro nature, he
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wean to the defantlant's house, which is situated 'war observed the: the church. under the guidence of the Spirit I
prove operative respecting the leas opulent chars the Geo, e, between 4 an I 5 o'clock on Good Fe .ay - •.4 God wax trying to *elk in the footsteps of her hlentoed
between six and tett po Is. The ingenious ettetnoen, and eset. Ps td the warders pre* ut, wane of Loid And Master. and eurlestonred by the formation and 1
who ~ were playing at It..g,telle and othiei• were • fashion of Iser Imileings and her ruka and repeal s,
harentigite of Mr. EDWIN J•SIER -Wit° is COM- looking we 't here were ponie empty pewter tulles on DISTRESSING SUICIDE Of A CLERGY MANI • - ' he b, i
Ito insprem oh the needs and hearts ef t mem es t a
mitting himself to the new and disingenuous the able, two tures, 011 e containing liter and the other The Bev, W. Blentierhaseett, many years Hector oast doctrines *bid, Were so difficult of realieation. 1
wter and t.o Ow a one cmita
hnit' beer awl the Wa. it ainiply te grade...wee taste, or rather to fulfil a
fashion of speaking olio way and voting another roe, ' •
it of the pm ish of lwerne iisd ter, &mutt 6 utiles from
porter. He tol4 lb: lewilady tat toe should report • far oleeeer and more rightful object, diet the rule of the
dots town eas tumid drowne in a small tank in his
-was completely despoiled both of its ornament oil.: house. wet sheeted he WM lae Cr have rI drop of there church. w.s that the foot shoute stand at the chief en-
. 'Amiss' on Friday minting last at about 9 o'clock.
aud effect by the replitrs *Welt lie moil He did "e 1 11ee TI e i•eer paid fOr.-- Mr. How..r I, tithe if
•that this I • 1 i I huts tratim door ?It w. becaww, as in • parable, the church
apptareol (Or the oledenduit. said that by • recent 4 V pears is ' ef-ramtt re 're' to' rest at would constantly teach hoer members the great doctrine,
other Whig apostates pmvokol front the deceits,, the act.r4 sale of beir must be p-oved. The usuel tittle, thong!m not in his usual health, al he had that if they wenild be grafted into the church they must -
Ministry ; and we are inclined to think that cae. wee wiemli"1111 thismieoe.l, been csonplaining for it fee. weeks previously of great le *salmi in the blood of Clonal' typified ill that blessed j
,tilaArtT AT Eteirox.-easumnah Gillis was charged deprawiton of spina, lea of Memory, and other .aeninient. Why eel the church appoint a place front ,
these protracted arguments, so far from datnag- with eseaulting el ury Storm on the Irotlo April. Mr. syniptonis which iteliated mental as well ifs physical which should coustantly be preached the word of life! :
bag the Bill, have greatly tended to promote its Howard aplcared for the c ttttt plainant, and Mr. Tisard derangement. Alma I o'clock in the 1111 l ruing Mn,, ft was to keep continually before tl.e people that Pule. I
*n eve.. In fact, the measure is neither IM • for thus-
;lrtr",irt,hnTtz,ri:,..illamant said ~1,, as. the Blemierhwartt inquired hew Ile felt, and he then by emerunien with that word could their. ritin.lll be en'
u. and had hew& ed awl their locates sanctified. VI aoit f ew fancy
complained °fan mite 111 l ftortalde sensate nin his chest light. at •
"little nor so " great" as its detractors 011 one wrens! to liiin about 12 ""'"lim 11" "bawl I'''d ilea het. eel' this tittle and six tichwk, the hot; on.-rely that Bay received from their forefathers the
two children by his ftoriaser Wife-A Isoy now eloout 7 se 1 -• e ...waeed lenient Melee 44 turning to the east to say the creed ?
side anti the other desire to represent. It is c" lithe • alit. servals caniet own swam, the ii
yenta old, tool a girl *hoot tive. The friend. (4 the It was hecause the church desired to teach. as by a
not, 19 great as tom/ramp the Parliament with the first rite were coutimally trying to take these chilulren must have silently, and without disturloing Mrs. 'arable, that that creed, all their knewledge of God. and
Democratic element, on the one land ; nor so fr'"" kyr. and they haol circulated a report that she hrleimerhasectt. left his lowl.na.m. clothed ...il I i
-Y 1" -1-1; every hoer. come through " the sub et righteousness."
kept them there of feel. Ou the 'lay in wiestion, site nightehie e dreesing,gown, and slippers ; I
an' Passau who lows risen with bealoug in his waive As the sun
little as to bear no comparison with what has was returnitog home from' her the,-'o well the little through • French wintlee• °petting in the threat 111 l anee in the ewe, they looked thither, as it were, to theor
always been called " the great measure of en- roil, when the deford..et, who Was aunt to her lowland's ef the greeehouee, in whieb HI Deli wits found. risen Lord, testifyieg the clitirelo'a faith in the sight of
franchisement," viz., Ste first it eform Bill ; for tilizyiltit,uciarlioetoou.t of Mr. Wellece. shop and called to Ni' opener was the deemeed missed then ett tuitions good and had spirits-angels and .oevils-her faithful
dne to ber. "Ile child • • • ran on ane lout frultleow Ward' the""ell'ett the in Ighhollirliftlal members one the wicket' wort& With reference to the
by that measure, the total number of borough would n..t go. Sic tht n calash to die little bey woo a.,„, e„gegee ~,, a„,l it was not till 9 e'cloek that the tepee... of adorning and restering the hewe of God, the
elect. i's added to the constituency of England ,718,.: ri:lti7,7 11111 l tilarrblek.ifl4l,.",7ele•
,71 '" gardener. ton enterint. the greetilo.use, for the put, leas sis ef the eburch taught, as by parable, dist they
er went to lon , . should het only give the hest le God, but also that they
and Wales was 81,859 ; while the Illillillllllll took him by the ham, and told him "ntotto mind *lint Mat l".""li ''llaing d"*" hue '''lll". 3ecideulsHY °lug" Plumb! hear true, weich e eil lat he done by abating
estimate of the :Amber that wonid ire added by the stinking or r., h" este, awl heel coo/whams/a ahe wed,' sight of a part of the lowa body of the deceased,
in I 7lorist, ' . lie tine" "as the branch cannot bear fruit
" cleat" her eye. one Celled:dived fitter t uok the little which had (treed up th w e eer o.f a small k tau
k, 1 -"T.' eseept it &bele in the vin Te. ' he church slim taught •
second, as stated by Sir (; moms Latvia last week, g; iMi .
.r. ti t oer 4•Wii I,„hy doau to her sister's, sad eatan,,t in Aan opening of about six inches, stel higher.' el re importent lesson, via., that we were
is 167,000. te Mr. Wellsee's pimp for the little hoy. The shop From the watien iii which the lady was found not only tool:rifted silver and guld,but the few Soder and
door was fastened and d. (enema .sitl-** We not wen it is stippesei t that tbe deceased new h t ave steppe no red elorio c nstarificeof die gifts of the inner temple-the
foot, we omelet 'n here" C 1 lenient saie phe wahhell into the tank which has an opening of 1 feet 6 inches ;traces of the Spirit, which were borne witness to in the
the little 00y. to which ilefeinialit repliee --" I not gees square, and is three feet deep--aud leering forcibly aduriiii.elits of the chatted. I.y its macriptions-love, jey,
up." Complainant said if she die hot give hen up aloe mid • peace. hops. faith, temperance, Ica. These were the
painfully Wilt his lowly so that his head Wald
would ani.ly to sonic one who slated .'make
slate.' ake lier, to , • ' &rims fruits which the wane of grace were lustre-
se.l in doe water lout 15 inches deep, the
which defendant said she meet get" eleesei then ale old le • mental in oinparting, and which would prove their
relied lel of the tank was allowed to fall intr. the
Jan-tura ll ill g c plainant'. husbautl, Aft. r censider- Aiding union to " the vine." In ColiCillaillti, he ex.
aide thee the deor em usfastvo,erli sod defendant naked P"sition we have tleacrilee. awl mo
all who h
wholly to otted afl ho errhrece the opp e ortunities ffered in that
•• What's emit 'e nasty wenn': ' C.elll.l3illetlt A., hi tan en tip the "dead seeret." So little indeed dill church for Divine worship, awl to iiiiprOVe them by a
she wanted the child. Defesieent reviled " filia'nt appearances attract attentimi that the ,ardetter had right spirit. They might hate the neat beautiful
level till I mind 'e let's, liseu." C plaitent then I previonaly passed through the greenhouse without I church. end every rare to glit be taken for the rest of
took liol lof the boy's bawl te lead him easy, when discoveritig Ith e 'y I sat . tlo in bodi•-s after death. and they migle he surmutelesi
defendant took up her untliiella aii-1 Aiiil ~.lie weold The Cerlonete W. Helmet]. Esq., held an inquest on wUth every kind of 'lateral "ranee in the world. as
knock her dollen, mot melee at her al.ow a heel whole , the hotly the same day, the Rev. Hobert Salltield, well Si. the helot "f God*. revealed truth. l'et all was in
have struck her had she not 1111 l ved out of the w. y. , vain if they lacked our thin.% ~ a believing heart-di they
the end ewe awl the bousentaill, being the 10ritts
This to ok place easi•le the pimp. Defend .ut 'leek we ' t' L ' • • • - ' e0.31(1 not retch out the bane ef faith to Goel to receive
of very almaire language towards ler, ei.„.gel ler ~ e 1 cola' witnewes titan 11111 l I. No mere inicertant facts
Ida ...rites doetriste, the with... of Holy Seripture. atici '
conduct w hich die( • plainant )einpliatirall. roma. tmi, , lb" ti riHrw we have detailed came out in evidence.
, of the cherch RN In a woad.'. They should clierhdi
and rviil it woul . have bean a good job if 'i.e Lad oied and the verdict of " teoneerare infonitY" non" oil whate.er faith they wherseed by constant prayer in
in plo mg birth to her Mehl.- Elizabeth Pearce and Jane ! this ease, as iii many others, coonvey to the public their chambers, females, and cloun.lie.s, and seek an
P earce Stone caul...rata a t,6 rsidcii„, a • p,ftin." , the mile information as to the Callae ior causes which increase ef that precious site potredul itatrumentsluty.
real e,ting defendant't attempt to strike with the um- • , ind need the apparently most unlikely man in this Thus living. when the hour of theth arrived, they
lorell.i, awl the languege whieli she tied. Indeud the ' ecighbearleal to cumuoit suicide in at, determined would be able to tiAl• the !mow of faith,." Lore, now
11,4 named young lady attinitt..l, oli the eneation being . a Heine,r and by eich all but iincesailde weans. 'attest thou thy aervant depart in peace." Their Ma-
ple to her, that thelatigu.ge used hy defen.lant mused 1 elves and friend., in notionaittiug their bodies to the
The deceased (occupied a high erocist position. net
her to faint. -Hebert W. Vu I 0 are, 4lraprr, Waa Called keeping of the Wool., would have the pang of the last
II IV 4011 ...UM of his sand vocation and wweth,
for the .I.•fence. de said that on the afternuen in '* ' ' . • • f e 1 o separat• alleviated by the sweet consolation of the
Ina from time many etre:weave traits o character i , .. ,
question the thfendatit brough4 a lathe bov into hia joy oi toter past loving COlopativ Mill geolly late. and the
odoep end gat, liim a pie e of mo„ipic .„4 . tee,. ae I west ever manifesting hi all with whom he came into gloriona hope of the Easter-day-the neourrection of
he desoosred it In att r •Vrilotill y - -Irked he never
s.w co a contact. He e about bet years oM f age, id Was
, everlasting life. when the teeth pa ing, yer., and sacra-
• 01041 eat Imo fast. The door we* fasteued by thirty married many years since to a lady of considerable 'milts would hate tooled allay. aloe the doors of
that iwcallae complainant al Id not male Ili. The boy wealth, anti has not only left a WillOW tam Ulottrii his move.. be "tenni to every believer. who would receive
did Hot know hole to eat the fool fast enough. lie did snd end, but a numerous family of sons and dough- a place at the marriage supper of the Lamb, and he
not know who was at the ‘1,,,,r a 1,,,, he hear., the Wm We believe the grandfather of the deceased 1 rioned hy Christ to sit on his eternal threne. and
knocking, lie supple...4l it Was complainant. He hail destroyed hiniseli by drowntniemal that his lamented ', twine trausformed from glory to glory, even as by the
newis to heleve it was she, for he caw her Co • tit tut Spie it of the Lord. in the Heavenly hallelujahs...l the
grandam has expressed within the last few days '
wants tl.e *hop. lie liiinself usofattened the floor when e • I angelic hocts for ever.
a belief that such would be his own end.
the hey load eatell the food. het he did riot knew who I The sermon was responded to by a collection
opened It. as it was opened while lie Wan Vila:: behind I amounting to elements of £9O. After the celebra-
the counter. Ile didut kntow the little boy. thfeneant • don of the Lord .1 Supper, the Bishop pnweedeci to
always walked with so umbrella, tlid'nt see her try to comsecrate the additional piece of churchyard and
strike comelainant, and wes sere she did 11.4 ni •ke the the choir preceded him, chanting die 49th anti 115th
attempt, but heanl lier tell her What she would do to
her if she lia.l the use of her legs ss she Mire had. Psalms, the Archdeacon of Outset acting as Chan-
Ind not bear what either of them said, but knew that cellor.
some words pawed helmet,' thew-Cal tain Winning The usual substantial rejoicing then commenced
mid the Bench ha 4 listened to the evidence in tiaa case in the hospitable field of the vicar ; and about 500
with a itte..t deal of eatiemr. 31141 they loclieve.l th 4 the persons met together ander tlw same marquee on a
,defetiolant did make u.e of language cal elatei to create perfectly equal fleeing. as they had a like interest
• breath of the peace. and di it she in tole an attempt in the great event of the day.
1.. strike complainant with ber 'intim lee In A g the clergy present were-Archdeseon
consequesice of what took elate before the iiiagoltrates Buckle, lion. and Bev. W. Pioneonhy, Revs. Pre-
en a termer occaaimi. airl the nomineeh ante...menage hendary Popham, Subdain Eyre, Eldon Banker,
plainent and her boat. n I were sop jetto by the hien& Poehendery Wahl y. C. Onslow. Lurid Liven, .1.
ut the first wife, he had mwed au inquiry to he made,
and lie haul learned from a umber of p:rsons and on the Wilder. Fellow of Eton College, Tailed Baker, 'Sm.,lllll at reliable aillbordy,.l,lllB complainant paid the great- E. it Aim &c. Anomie the gentry present were
etc.o. end attention to the chileren, that she treeteel t' e Eel and Countess Nelson, Lady Louisa l'on-
them with the greatest ktuolso ee, and tat the rn 1111 l um s nhy, Lady Charlotte Eldon &takes, Mrs. Handl-
shoot 10. r kee,.ing thrill sli oat .4 rood were etttirtly with- t. ii. Nlajor and Mrs. Port:ten, C. J. Parka, ke.
out foundation. Th .t the rhit.i ate the hal "teen him The sermon' in the eve ll ill g was preached by the
after Lavine school- -and that lie ate it very foustewheis Nev. Penitentiary Pophant, who took file his text
lathe!. tole he mist ineke twee es aiiiii.l.iiiient was at Naha Cx/till. I, "1 was glad when they said unto
the .loor, was very lokely, awi where was the child that me, we sill go into the !mouee of the Lord."
would not ? ne
tt did mot prove that the child bad
enough to eat n h . liesic.ea, according 10 time law
of the lend the meetly of th.sie children was reael in ei.
11.. tether, and he took lb .t opportunity uf statingt that m
if The day altogether was one to be reembered,
defendant or any of her frieo.tis continued thew annoy- and it it a consoling refiectien, as the Bishop 's-
auces they woubh subject theneelvm to serious cent, marked at the lute:keen, that the natoration has
eliences, and the justices would feel it doeir ditty to been cal rad on and concluded with nto ill feeling out
place them meter very heavy had. In the peewit any part; and the tley passed with the most perfect
instance the defendant woule he tined LI and not is.. quietude the joy of the villagers being a sober joy.
6.1., loot he advised ler not townie there as-tin, and to,
to e 4 1111 l sal her friewle, unle. they welled in he elant
under vt•ry heavy aureties of the peace, to discoutunue
It ess ..UlloyaliCts.
13.1 E US Or THE PEACE AT roItTEAME-Johm Cox
was charged by Willi no Comilla with crewing a Wes -11
of the issre.-Mr. Howard ap eared for the e essidpin•
me and eel that the del-no:ant load used very groat awl
insulting language towards his client, met that items not
the tire nor arrolot time he his I iiiine MI, Ina lie led
peptise I not to offend wain, ali.l alum offrrad to pay at
costa lita.ll the en. c not heitog further pp." ed 11 with,
alai at it Was a tatter which re.ted between them else.
he treated that time Bemis_ would, upon the deign rout
complyity uith his orionisse, allow the ii.furioatiou to le.
withdrawn. The net. of the court I Is, and solicits r's
fee 11.. arre raid by the defendant.
CNC KETT To A llowsx. —Jews iVlists Wan charge.,
by I'. C. Joh. Dulaa with crw•lty to a horse. Frum
issformat• the conataltle recces...se he examined one of
d'efealmet's liontra idler Is nog taken frem the team at
Fort .'s well, and found a large pore under the collar,
of several they's standing. siool there .. sw blood upon the
roll.r. Defendant load not worked the how since, an-1
he was flied ilk the mittigated lien of ss. including coes.
Den NneeNo he AT t IlleKsitEl.l.. - Thomas RAN He
was charged. by h',('. Kindel' with hat nig paid too
fervent alet ohots at the Arius, of Bacchus. °Mese Ito
pay is., the osts is log remitted.
CHAllttr or Fstsort AT PoItTLANU. - Harriet For?"
was chanted by (leant Alleowk, ectsteolnowter, with
felony. Mr. How .r.I am...sued for the prisoner, Who, it
appra.l3•4l, loot lier4l In prow 'el service. Having
IBA two day's holiday, she retuened to her situatiou on
Friol y last when prwecutor hohl her he haul ...readied
that she had kept the mewy which was gin n er to
mech.. half-a-pound ..f butter and a piece of eherne
tor the kitchen, and that .he bad also. taken away with
her moue tot and coffee in her pekoe and that sloe
need not therefore resent there any longer. She a•ked
him to ..reli her hex, and he told her to search it her-
self. It load Uo lock tier key. She went to the box and
took out some book. heloneiug to the school and gave
him. Ile afterward* *earthed the bus but found
hothing. He li 01 no witnesses presete ii, he said they
would' not conic without toting aumnioned. -The Clerk
told him if he lame applied for automatises at the com-
mencement of the badness the renews-,u could have
been brought to the court before the eternization of the
toupine..-Mr. Meant : The %veers,. are Isis olio
servants awl It, could certainly have brought them here
haul he cloterti.-Pretecutor said he was not aware of it.
-The Bench thought the ewe had better be a hemmed,
the pretener being held to bail.-Mr. Howard said he
courted the fullest inquiry into this case as his client's
character was at stake, but he lagged to suldnit that
the bail would be ptatine her to an expel,le which
meter all the circumstances she had no right to bear.
Soletequently the case was ailintinacti, the prosecutor
having power to take out a fresh summons.

BIRTH.
April 29, M Dorchester, the wife of Mr. E. G. Lower,
of a daughter. _ _ _

All crown 'Winne in relation to whatever de.
partuient of the Paper are to be addrewed to
Mr. FIRIMIRICK NIALLETT, Editor of the Dorset
County &preAs dad Agricultural Uazette, at the
Dace, Church Street. Dorchester.

DORFRENTKR PITCHED CORN NI% HKET, Saturday.
—.The sum•ly .4 wheat at market to-day W3l toler-
ably goodl. but the demand ruled olull at harely last
week's rates. Barley scarceand commanded full rated.
0.4 a in de wand +r fw.l, pt4cce n favour of sellers.

Wonuisu INgriFFTE.--Tlie members "(this
institute odelirated the opening of their new rooms.
in Soutleutreet. on Wednesday evening last. A limit
41) gentlemen mit down to all excellent repast sup.
nlieil by the librarian, and the chair was taken by
Mr. Bawler. president of the institute. and the vice
chair by Mr. Edwards. After the cloth hail been
removed and the usual 1..' al nsp.ts drunk, s,tee of
thanks were prposed to H. Sturt. Esq. 1111 d 'apt.
Napier stun, for ... i..g so readily forward
and giving every semstance to the Society in moon,
ie2 thin new premises. and which had been
put in excellent coalition by those gentlemen.
Beer and porter was supplied to the members oil
the oec.ision, mol another gentleman connected with
the institute supplied the teetotalers w ith coffee.
The iatitut4 11,,W litillibers about GO members. and
the funds are in a very iirosperous stale. Several
speeches were delivered on the occasion. and the
proceedings were enlivened with music and sin4ing.
and altogether the members spent a social and
agreeable evening on the celebration of their open.
Mg day.
NIMOCAL RELIEF BILL—At a special meeting of
the Board of Guanliasis of the I birchester L' ii i 0000 ,
held u.n Satunlav last, the lkwinl resolved to petition
Pailiament against the Bill. Mr. %Wield then
proposed a motion to the berect—" That this Board
Is of 'pillion that the ine.lic#l officers of are
insufficiently paid for their onerous services," which
I was carried.

DnitiaT Nlisms.—This regiment amenshled at
Dorchester yesterday (Monday), to undergo their
27 days' training.

MiterAin'. —The ilis 1111 l totted portion of the litb
Lancers arrisitsl at our barracks on Tuesday last. and
the tem." under the cononaud of Cornet Crofton.
marel.eil Into town on Friday.
Pout F INTF:I.I.IIOENCr-- Grow rostreff, a private in
the Dili Giit.cers at presebt atatione I at our barracks
was loomed up on on 3lontlay (vestenlev),
eliurgeil en!, ste ling a resolver, the property of Mr.
John Rogers. broker, real ling is, Hieh•street. It al.-
peered that Mr. Rogers coiled prisoner into be shop on
Thursday evening as he was I.ll.o‘ing dos n the air,et,
an I vol him a set of shoe bruslie4 for on
medit. awl gsve tin • ciip of cider to drink, and the
next morning n,isae,t tie pistol. He twilit Wit rememle r
having hanite I the plimner the revolver, hut said he
might have done so, nor could he recolleet whether or
not he ha I told prisoner he might have any-thing there
was in the shop, although he remand...red primmer said
be ha.l n 1111 l ey cowing to him alertly,
hi-
loner said he was drunk at the time. and that prosecutor
told his,. be could have whatever he wanted In the
shop, mid liainleil him the hruslies and revolver. awl
lie left the shop with them in his hand. —Captain Rich
give primmer on excellent character. He had been 20
years in the service. h.d bad three niedsla a *Nailed
him. an.l !rid elm three stripes for good Met, stid
would hb o rtl y I.e etititled to a pens . lie suss cou-
ld lereil one of the most honest and trustworthy men
i's the regiment, and at Taunton be appointed I the
hospitsl orderly. which he h.al all the loapital pro-
perty under hitt c.ire. The Bench, after a long consul..
tidbit], dismissed the ease, the Mayor telling the prisotier
' he hail been guilty of moat aliannl and indiscreet eon-
. duet, end he treated hia present narrow escape would
: be a warning to him for the future.
(*INIIITTIM 10 TN': Fig CiaoL.—Srmiona :
George Noske, ohtaitting money by Glee preteeriee at
Sherbon.e. —hard Lolomr : Joeepli Ha • ker and jobs
15r,,,,.. vagrancy at Stake Abbott. I calendar month ;
Charles Itranav, yagraney at Deaminater, 1 calendir
th ; Joseph *Jebel!, vagrancy at Relive", I
I calendar month ; Henry Ryan. poaching at Dockland
Newton. I ealriplar 11111 l tla ; Henry Hsteher, 'dealing
hay at Marnhulf, 6 wstik..—heprisotestemf : Thema&
Willis. breach of the peace at Sherburne, 2 calendar
, snout Its.