The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05 00:00:00

A 0 EN'Td.
DORSIZI'SHIRIZ

DOUCHWTEIt—Mr. THOMAS COOMBS, Solicitor.

lirialport
Ikawinster

Mr. William Shipp..
Mr. J. l'omick and Song.
Mr. Itichard.Hine, jun.

Mr. ablll3ol Forobills.
Mr. A. A. Allen. of liam•
worthy, Accountant.
Shaftesbury Mr. Thomas Harvey.
Six-Amnia Mr. L.. If. Ruemg.
titunnonster Newton Mr. Henjanon Cbeesman.
We, mouth
Wiestsmne
Ware Lam Mr. J. J. Bates, of Fast
Lulwort.b.

Lyme
Poole

SOMEMETSHIRE, astl_ihe larders of adjetroti

("winlies :

Messrs. Beauohamp k Sorel.
Mr.W.Kicbanloon,booksaller.
Mr. Edward Lilly.
a. H. Engliah, solicitor and
0010110 T.
Ditto
Chard
Castle Carey
Solicitor.
ererkurne
Christchorch
Yrows
Banking I'ompany.
Ilminster .
Minehead Mr. John Moore.
Mtiverton Mr. A. IL Payne, solicitor.
!Bunton M matt
l'ouuton
Wincanton
Yeovil and Ilclicster
Solicitors.
Mr. Julin Cock.
Mr. Lionel T. Benaraft, Solr.
Mr..lohn Bonfield.
Mr. ileorge Itossiter.

Wells
Abridge
Bridgwater
Bath

tiouthwoltott
ItarnAtaplo
Ilfranolibe
Tivcrton

Mr..l. Itritlgnion Smith, Solr.
.... Mr. Ks .1 Morringt.iii.
.... Mr. '.Vin.
.... Mr. I:. M. Davy, Solicitor.
.... M. Edward Steven&

II 'ton
Ittery
Ringwood
Y..rdingbridge
Proapectumen and all information may he obtained on
ftpoieetien to any of the Company's Aoonta, or at the
ROY AI. RXCH ANON, TANDON.
Knit . I.raroratary.

SW ,Fine, gloonty, fair
t4W Tina
SE Thumler. lightning, Min. fair
SE Iltain, cloudy, rtin
sNE Rain
SE ;Rain
N .1.11 N

1
CoepvtnaTlON. —lt will be remembered that one
morning lut summer an accident occurred to the
bathing train from Dorchester to Weymouth, on ita ,
arrival at the terminus, by which the occupants of the ,
train received a severe shaking and some a few flesh
wounds. Several of the Persons who were hurt or
frightened, or both, made plaices on the Company for
were all amicably
meetmtlP'ecla", veryti°nhan"dsod wmeebelylsoi"fe tharameythe Company is con-
cerned, except one, i.e., the claim of lie. Dixon, of
Dorchester. In this case heavy damages were claimed,
which the Company resisted, and proceedings were com-
menced. With a view, however, to saving the heavy
casts of a trial, the Company suggested that the matter
should be referred to the Board of Trade. This the
plaintiff Receded to, and Colonel Tolland, a gentleman
of large experience, was appointed arbitrator. Evidence
was taken at great length, and, after oonsidering it,
Colonel Tolland awarded hr. Dixon £l5O.
A wry.lecon z TAX AssociAnos.—Of all the taxes
which the true Briton grumbles at paying, there one he
no doubt that the Income Tax is the most obnoxious,
and we anticipate that the Anti-Inoome Tax Associa-
tion, which bet Intxlv been formed, to give effect to the
universal enmity felt against the impost by the pro-
fessional and tenting colundinity, and to make efforts
for its repeal, will elicit inch ey mpathy and co-operation
es will render it ittliznit if not impracticable for future
Chancellors of the E: ho liter to rely upon the income
tax to meet all fined.....l exigencies. Opposition to the
continuant* of the inoune.tsx is based on five ground.:
" First, because it is tel in principle. Secondly, larause its
exiatence to the element time involve. • breach of faith ; as
when Slr Robert Nei pry, +.l the WI he FOY to meet an
ert,ent around on the Es, b•,,e r, he 'wombed it.. diwoutinu-
anee at the end ot throe pu Minn., home.s Ito unfair.
unnival and uenti,.is i ' • 11, 'ln ol let)lne, collecting and
appmling, 311.1 , • 1,1 the greate4 ..titenquwar
politiral eronontists, h.. 0. arc inherent in the tax.
Fourthly. tamatee it 4.13:114-• 1,31111 : the Surveyor Is pall tin
percentage; it I. therslon. lets Internet to make outtinial
aurchasues, even on fair dahlia:Ms. The tax-layer, ii cli•
honest, is, of ono, tempo.] to make a false retorts. gem:rally
ender the truth mol -mix:tine, for the- purpose of making a
good show and olaa.eing crolit he meats ono much heyoutl
his real Income Fifthly, lamiee it is unnecemare : for Many
years the b1141,,01 111141 bete Pariisment haat: .Iwern large
Bursa.. of Ineone over Eapenditure, and these Senate.i
lease been applb.l to the at. litlen or rnluebon of deli., or
• much k•t. Lolthen•dauc a... 1 oppms.iNc nature than the

Income Tax."
Ample cause is here shown against the income•tax. but
It is one of the convenient imposts which will die hard.
for last year the in Great Britain produced
nearly :ix millions sterling. Therefore, to get relief,
all whc aro emceed upon any " protestioo, trade,
employment. or v, team." for it is not propound to
exempt mud tato to urge their claims ou the
Gocernia. ecer suitable opportunity may arise.
To this end the Anti-Income Tax Association hu been
established. A petiti.m to Parliament is in course of
inenential signature in the town for the repeal of the
(lath a on proflt 'rept those arising from property,
and we cordietly arid the emaciation soccer..
HOttOm:11 Prrrr tiluclonS, Monday. - Before the
Mnsnrii. F. 11..1,, II 11. and J. Bishop.
A yoonl: man. name.' Drake. ,4 Pi,hiiutrrnthote. Ca'
iirtllnfht 111. Cluuvt..l alth ...hiding a fan pita% lalongme to
Hr. 'Natal. W.-4..treet; (Purge Wend.k. b.seullll.lllll.l
SW. Alm, thar4.l nit, Is o, Coll.-VIT.d ill the matter.
Proia,utor laid he ea. a tot dealer. On Saturday lest, shoot
half-pad four In the dternnon, he me Prake red Wenlock
standing at his *into., and he heard one my to the other.
" Let', to hi." Drat, .utrrt.l the %hop, anti easiest to look at
ollne poem. He tolore him a I.oe, containing betarmil
20 and 30 plies. Then Scome Wenhick appeared, and mked
for to, cigar.. Pro-. Sr turned romat to get them. As hr

pror:orty,
',sot whi

did ho, Itmke went t .rd• the window, end iwlected • PiPe,
table 4.1., for wide+ in nil, and then left the .1:11..
lb. and kit. Inner, after pnwecutor mimed a pipe (nun the
hog. Ile followed Oh. ,•.,,,gmen, and feu theme. the
West Walk.. Ile ealoal Drake if he had • pipe 1104,111 ring t 4,
him fproarcurort lk replied "if I have It e • mixtake." and
tall" "amine,: hi.'. tete, but apparently could not find it.
Precentor asked hire ni Wenleek to "have the partite.," to
to back to the ahop aith hint, end they did ho. At the 'hop
Brake pave up the pipe proaceutor hid mimed, and .14 "No
h•re given it Up I lame you'll forgive tee." Prentreuteer told
him no, he rhould nee hint Into cuiPaly. Drake *aid "Not
for Joaeph," and ran om id the Jinn. Wenlork remained. Ile
tried to catch Brake hot could not. Before Drake came In he
aaahim nn,l Went•le 'tattling at the window, and heard one
fay to the other " go in." Where he returned from
following Drake, Weeloek we, 'dill in the •nop. P.C. Mitchell
tune. and acanthi,' Weidork, hut found nothing on him.
P.C. Mitchell weore to going to the 'Mop, and examining
Werdeek. nhe be %aide I Tuttill to give int...11144Ni I blli prom-
cuter refired. (no Saturdav night he apprehend., Drake at
Piddletrenthiele, when he Mid "I had the pipe but It war a
nebtake."
I nuke maintained that he did take the pipe In miatake.
Weidoeli aid he aimple went in with Drake, and left the awn,
jud before Brake
Mr. I.oeele., gave Ingle& gond chatteter.
The Matrietrate, iwitteimed Lemke to mom dap' hard labour,
and diache ,rred
CoURTT PuLP:r., saturday. Before 8,. Thornton,
Eau., and Cun Sy km,
lame Coleaftt 4 Inatallpril, wee brought up for hawking
without a limn., at Pi•ldiehintoit, Thitraday. • P.C. Berton
now him wiling ab1ri000.2.1141 arked him if he bad a limn.,
Ile .01.1 no, end the, oietahle told him he ahmild take him to
1)0m-heater. Coward eaiel if tad wee it, he didlat intend to
weJk, and Baketon had
t. 00,1th10 IlArdto get aeon to bring him in.—fienteneed
A reepectahle looking lehomer, named Omni, Cleall, was
charged with 'dealing en ~,,r,,,,, belonging to, eltarh. Kl"g,
hawker of earthenware from %armload, Cl thenington. Prune-
t'dor had ht"" to WeYthouth awl Portland. and rune to the
Plough lee, tnotairiM.u,. to, remaln for the night. Ile put hi,
Overcoat the Nettle. Priaweer, with his mother and dater
were there during the eyehole. King loft the room for • lea
minute". and ow "d.niMlt ,d the women no fitting on the
eaut. Ile went to 144 thinking no more about the coat. Nett
nmntr It 0-no gee-. Th.' landlord me,. prieamer leave with It
over a WM. When the police inquired ielmut it, primner
he took it, but he thonah
it belonged to e friend of lob named
R"tert bee. There en, in doubt about the young nun'. re-
apectalmity, and Me. Mayo gave him,. good tharecter. Tho
Bench dacharged hint