The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-13 00:00:00

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gamekeeper, said
Whitechurch Plantation.
watching two nets
and Ricketta.

IMPORTANT SALE OF LAND.

The important freehold mnnorial estatee, consisting
it deed 777 aeree of valuable arable atel inewiew
land, Ate'.. in the pariah of Charlton Marshall, near
11latelferd, whieh have been advertieetl for soine weeks
past in these colimme were be eight to the hammer on
eaturiby aftermon at the Crown Hotel Iff Mr.
Teweon, of the finn id Nletters. Debenham, Teweoll.
and Farmer, the well-known auctioneers, of SO,
Cheapeide, London, E.C. As might have been
expected, from the multiplicity it the tote, and the
excellent quality of the taut there was a large atten-
dame: at the %ale, and the Matinee were tolerably
beat awl liberal, resulting in the sale of all lint three
of the larger lota In consequence of having lintel that
there were Nome slight °Nee:done to the conditions of
-tale, Mr. Teween, at the outset, announced several
1 mulifications of them, the moat important of which
was the tot 11 erasure id condition No. 5, which was as
follows: - " Each purchaser Aria pay to the anetioneere
a fee after the rate of one pound Tor every £lOO of his
ar her much:tee-money up to £l,OOO, and 104. per cent.
up.,n the rem:tinder Ot the fetid perehrisememe. Ana a
late fee t , the imitator for the contract." Mr.
Tewetn sail the auctioneers and adiciter heal salved
to farce., this commiesien, and having made some
brief prefatory remarks lie in-uvula I with the sole.
Let 1, coneieting of a freeltol.l enclosure of very rich
metelew lan.l, comprising 12a. Sr. Ip., with an
apportioned rent of tla per annum. was started at
Caoo, and knorkit 1 down to Mr. .1. T. Nieleatitte,
to 'licit ,r, Month Petherton, for Mr. J.. 1. Farteihareon.
of 1 anaten Heitse, at C1.210.-led 2, a mintilar
encloteire, eotitaittlna 11 a. 1 r. 37p., with en a t mord, meil
rent of Oa, wee ale., all 1,, the mune geutlenum for
Mr. Farquhareon at £1,030. -Lot :t, twe freehold
encleoiree of very rich pasture land. Ga. 3r. 4p. In
extent, la which the apputioned rent was 4:21, Mr.
W. T. Macknal. i.f Spettianiry. pirehatteil or £5.10.i
-Lit 4, a freelpati eneloenre of excellent latil ire land,
21. :Ir. 14p., apportioned rent £lO. was knoe e.l down
at £370 to Mr. F. Young, if Charlton alarehalL -Lot
5, was a freehold hi ,nee and labourer'c cettage, total
quantity all nit 2r. 21,., and the eppartioned tent £lO,
it' which Mr. T. Yonne became the purchaeer at £20.5.
-Lot 0, a freehold garden. together 12p., sold air COO
to Mr. Ilielterd Rail, if Charlton Marshall. -Lot 7,
three very valuable endoeuree of arable and putties
land. in extent lea. 2r. 35p., had an apportioned rent
lif 1:10, and Mr. George Amen. of Lytehett Matravers,
became the purchaser at 1:1,730.-Lot $ w:v. A freehold
enclosure of very rich inwelow land. containing
21e. Ir. Igp., with an app irtiateel rent of £75. all,i it
we, knocked ileum at £1,960 to Mr. Edward Clark, of
Wareham, -Lot 9, a freehold enclosure of equally rich
measlew land and two Weide in the river Stelae total
miantity lee. Or. Op., was also bought hy Mr. ('ark, at
CI .600, the apporthewil rent an: the meadow land heing
C6O. -Lot 10, a freehold enclosure of rich paetere land, ,
3a. 2r, Ip., Apportioned rent £lO, was teal to Mr. .
George Ainee for 4:414. Let 11. three freehola e a tams ,
and gardens, containing lel, , with an appertieneil rent
of £0 16'. was purchased by Mr. TIM. Park, auctioneer,
tif Blenifford, at £l3O, for Mr. T. H. BiwitenL -lot
12, a freeholil plot of productive arable land. contain-
ing 3a. Sr. 211,., apportieued rent £ll, was able b. eight
by Mr. Park for the same eentleman at 1:355.-La 13, a
(recital.' chalk pit, :tr. ill'. in extent, let at the nominal
yearly rent t.f £lO, was purchased by Mr. Clark for
kfri. -Lot 14 was a freehold enclosure of arable land,
containing 21a. Ir. 21p., and the apportioned rent COO ;
Mr. Robert Fowler, of Whiteehurch, bccenite the
purchaser at 13,550. -For It 15, comprising three
freehold ant:bemire:4 of pnelnetive arable land, contain.
log Its. 2r. 16p., with an oppertioneil rent of e.:107, the
the biddinett reaeheil the elm of £2,950, an.l there
being et, advance the auctioneer withdrew the lot from
the sale.-Lot lea a valuable freehold preperty, com-
prising a SWAMI' farmhouse, agricultural building.,
and three enclosures of hiehly-proiluctive :treble land,
the total quantity of whirl, wait 110 a., ' had an
apportioned rent of £164, and Mr. Robert Fowler
because the peewee ,r at the sum of 12.5,250 a-lot 17,
comprised a valtieble freehold sedate. centaining a
faruiltoise, agricultural buildings, a ,tmall cottage, two
other otttgeri, anti several end stares .4 arable and
wood lana, m all 70a. :Ir. 36p., with an ailm.rtimied
rent ~1t: 1 'al, enehisive of the woodland. Tho !galling,,
only renched £3,200, and the lot was not wad. --There
was no bidding for lot le, a freehold tract of down
lend, centaining 26tet. 2r. 510., the appertiened rent of
which was £160.--Lot 19, two capital freelielil
exclonuree of very ',eductive arable land and a small
plant:dime centaine.l 106 a. 3r. 2.1 p, anti the ewer.
tienell rent for the arable land was £llO. The lot was
knocked down to Mr. F. T. Johns, eolieitor, of
Jaen:Hord, for £2,0.10.-Mr. Johns ale,' purchaesta, for
1:000, lot 20, ameieting of a` freehold enaglieture of
fertile arable law', lea. 2r. 25p. in extent, the anor-
tioneil rent of which WWI £lB. -Lot 21 coneprieed an
undivided moiety of the manor et Charlton Nlareltall,
with a right of fishing and netting in the ricer Stew
up to tipettidnary Mill, and all °Owl Halite, including
three cottages ena 'matelot, containing 2r. 26p., with
quit rents amounting to 1:1 15a, subject te the interests
et the copyholil tenants, an 1 ale, the MICH Of ale.ut
Cl 12s. 4.1. payable to the Lord,' i,f the Manor as Law.
ilav eilver. The lot was purehatieil at £l7O by Mr.
Park, air Mr. T. 11. Ilasteal. This concluded tilt sale,
and Mr. Tow4llll thanke.ll the company, end sai.l he
I ehetaill be please,' to treat for the sale of the three lets
I remaining tineold. 1

EVERSROT.
REMARKABLE WHIRLWIND NEAR YORK.
Some years ago our readers in this pine, indulged
In the luxury of a whims:Mil. One has just occurred
near York, flll similar in its details, awl it will interest
people about here :
A whirlwind, unexampled in severity in the neighbour-
hood of York for many yexrs pipit, iiii Friday est pulsed
over Clifton. a suvill village alsiut a tittle to the north of
the city. A. described by au observer, the whir wind came
Irian the south-west. It VIA.% timed.' by Meek, heavy,
lowering closets, the weather 'mine very mild, awl the
time 5 20 put The sweep of the whirls, het was about
100 yards, and the first pomt it was ab.a.ved to come ill
Clilllaet With was Clifton Croft, the private resoleneo of
Alderman Metros., the laird Mayor, of York, which
staudiron an elevated point facing the river Gem. The
lead Of the green house ailiiiining the villa was torn off,
rolled up in an extraordinary manner, and whirled to
some distance. From thence the hurricane dressed the
road leading from the river in the direction of Cliff Villa,
the residents) of Mr. Thomas Mellon, where considerable
damage was done. Coping stones weighing several
hundredweights were torn from their resting places,
and carried to a distance of twenty yards. A stack of
chimneys were totally demolished, awl in an adjoining
orchard, about two acres in extent, belonging to Mr.
Jewitt, the majority of the fruit trees were tern up and
scattered in the greatest confusion. From this point the
whirlwind swept to SOHN newly-erected villas near
Clifton Church, and took off the ridging protected with
lead, which it scattered in the most singular fashion at
considerable distanees awl in all directions. Afterwards
the hurricane expended itself in the open country. Ons
effect of this violent storm, as seen by • gentleman
indoors, was the gathering up of the branches -if a -
ash tree in the shape of • turned umbrella The
wind won suceeeiled by a most extraordinary t-
rain, which lasted for about five minutes.
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BRIDPORT.
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TOWN ( UndsclL. —A special meeting of the Local
of thi. Council wax held in the Council-chamber,
hail, ,in Friday, at nuts, to take into consideration ,
queostiou as regards the highways of this borough, owin,
to the sliscon.ling of Mr. B. Cox, the surveyor. Present
Mr. C. Tucker (ex-Mayor) Messrs, H. Edmunds. J.
Larcombe, C. Edmunds, A. liannister, 1). E. Riadlecombe,
W. Whetham, J. P. Stevens, J. Gundry, J. Dunham. H.
N. G,s, and Alderman Ilaynolda—lt was .
Mr. C. Tucker, and seconded by Mff C. Edinullrg'ldTha
a sub-committee, consisting of the Mayor, and Messrs.
I). E. itiddlecouthe, J. P. Stevens, H. Edmunds, J.
"lounge!, and H. N. Cox. be anpointed to superintend as
to repairs of the highways of the borough, and to have
the services of Mr. H. Patten, the inspector. —C'arrie.l.--
1. letter was read from Mr. J. P. Stephens, .lated January
2211.1, complaining of the dim mous state of the Pyinore
road, above Shoottields. The suli.committee -
instructed to examine it as to its condition
SHERBORIPB.
cHLTRCH PARADE OF TIER itti DOI
RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.
i m Sunday morning laid the members of too .
D. 11 %'. corps assembled at the Drill-hall, Acreinan-
street, from whence, under the command if Lieut.
(abler, and proceeded by the band (lately resuscitated
by Mr. Samuel Reston), they snatched to the Abbey
Church. The band played "Onward, Christian
Soldiers," a hymn peculiarly applicable for the
occasion, when coming through Acremanetreet. The
large and magnificent church warn crowded with
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