The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

TUE magistrates of Bradford-on-Avon have derided
that rabbits are not guns.
A garde. at Trowbridge hem prodeoed straw-
berries this year, come of which sommered nearly j
sight imam in cumintfersece.
Sathesear Disaureat ficsoot..—A memos was
preached at St Martia'a church, an SesidaT mortis*
by the Rev. J. Deubeny, Bishop'. chaplain, to aid
of the feeds of this institution. The collection
amounted ta ES ls.
SALISBURY PUNY BANlL—Delieg tile month of
June 413 depositors attended • £lB PM waa depo-
sited, and 122 13. 10d. withdrawn; baleen at
bankers, £407 10a. Managers for July, Mr. F. A.
Blake and Mr. H. B. Wells.
STRAY Doos.—A notice Me been imeed by the
magistrates of this city that proceedings will be
Sake. ping my person who seam any dog to be
at large at say time withis the next two asleodar
mouths. mid that all deg' withost cellars bearing the
owners' ruune, sad found straying, will be deetroyed.
Ceusca or EsoLseD Hose IllemOint.--Sermons
in aid of these minims were presebed at Bt.
Edmund's Beheol•rami, on Ithedoy, in the miming by
the Her. W. G. Abbott (Tnivelline Secretary to the
Additiocal °antes' Aid Sosiety), and in the evening by
the Rev. Prehormiary Itemed ;at St Thema' Chunk
laAilit arming, by the Rev.. W. G. Abbott, A.M. The
collections at St. Edmund's amounted to rather more
than £7. At elt Thomas, the min of 12 13a. Bd. we
oralsebed. A public meeting was kaid at the Coved
Clembar re Wednesday evening. Tlie Lord Bishop all
the Disarm presided.
Mlle POLLARD'S BASKRUTIRIT. —Oa Temday,
then me • meeting of creditors at the Loaders Bank.
metro, Court, perseaut to ths 110th section of the
gookruptery Ask for the purpose of taking the premed-
tags eel of Court soder the bankruptcy of Marts
Pollard, of Quemetrest, milliner mid staymaker, who
petitioned the Cosrt on the 38th of May let, sad do-
Mined p menthe from arrest. —Mr. Robins
for the ereditere mimosas, Mr. R. T. Stseveri,": appeared
eerlis.
bery, and Hr. Henry Sutton, of Se. Para's Cherthysid.
The total unmet of the bankrupt's &Ma is staled to
be £1,093 13e. Otd„ silkily due to creditors residing at
Salimberyend Loudon, set* Melba** bet balms to
'• wadi of emoital to made bor to any on her b
the long wed% fakes by her onntontart, and pretroast
aredtters for the moues due to them.* At the sitting
for the Maim of memigssei, an allowsnas of IS par week
SUICIDE OF A PRISONER IN THE ma grasiMi the tieekrupt, with prolsetien, until the
examine 'bon and order of dVe sitting, whisk is
LOCK-UP. tied to In held ea the Eltd at 11 o'sloth The
Last Tuaday an inquest was bald before B. W. °±,l,/ars War Pa" a raaala
aa
wind up she beak-
Last affairs out of Court. end the mittleg one arnoersed
Bremer, Evq.. deputy-coroner, arecelng the death of •
until
the 1711, lest., for the body of creditors to relied
middle-seed man, named John Catford, who was friend
oe metres the resolution. DOM to the amount of
hanging by the mak dead is a odd at the polies dittos dsto ~.. ,____ proved mind the bookiiii.o mode.
=aye own
the previous marnieg. For • few meths past the mut "'''"
had been In Um employ of Mr. Iliddlssenthe, saddler. RBBTORATION or 81. Thomas' engem—This
be., West-street. On Saturday the was apposheeded oe Mae* whisk in streets» aed dodge reeks antosgst
• chugs at steeling glove.
_ and other &Aisles beloesiog the gape perish amthas is any Cathedra sit, in
to he, *cater. sod placed in she the look-up till be meld laglead, is, safer ma the slimed Is mememened, about to
be brought beam the Bands on Monday. be nellerei to its original liesety. The Instil P
The jury were Mr. Rotes (formme), Mr. Hark Idol to be do.. will cost sheet £l3OO, which stimf7tt
Wolter Gale, Mr. J. T. Smith, if,. Chant, Mr. Terry, leaded to rain astir* by volustary sontribetiona.
Mr. Turner, Mr. J. Tumor, Mr. Allen. Yr. C. North- The drips are by Mr. least, the eminent architects
over, Mr. Hill, sad Mr. T'ayler the effect in 000templatthe being to give greater beauty
Sergeant Idtv•adar said : On tiatardnY lent, be . aed grandeur to the Memel and Murrill generally, sad
Lefts eight and nine o'clock, I aerobe/Sod the 'at the some time by means of the new arcaagemeets to
deceased neon* aerie of Welly. **flamed him Is resider the singing and other erviess of the Chntodi
conlininnent in as. of the oath at the pthei staters. I mom hearty and devotional. The folio= I. oat.
visited him desllng the Sualsaveral lima 1 dld set linuelbe alterations which are to be i e., the
observe myth pprneullr t the son. dt resold of the misting roadie( and illerk's mil
*Weak On SS 'kb{ I . him. I talkui to . UM delp end Paring and Peers in the shwa sad
sad mind? Mid** lie add "1141 ..,,, 4 aiii Malta and pissed crow sad mmr• appaoptisto
Tili
or nothing " tdollintliknd NO Id A the femme for the clergy sod their, ka, seals
ler lore e
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sas4rir
West. jill I Would. asd • • • Table, and the ensiles of • new me is its
tare Ars oseirelear I , ~,o • eintr_ the placing al epee ask noteins to %panto
low IA , 7,"'"l''''s , chancel born las sarthand sea* sides.
. 1 Ainha la no, ....‘..
pialiess
ems ,-t • • Oka to remove the ovum to the space be. •iii-To fit atwit! folgfUresiikktaisor and the mat well of the Muth,
'sad -bird bin oda wart gallery, whetsiry the :mini-
am gas& " Ara ys=4.4llld es he appapsall, rnorssul i!Cir, at present comemled, will be thrown
from lib sleep and mid. s' Tee.' 1 Telt boa opia. , , - _
A All istis the eown. I retereell og
ter, pawed up Ilst eater yard, aall a.. 4:100117X Bseszoss. Tonsdar —Present :T.
\ls ask asd loobsd ap and tow the whitlow IL Posokh - ICheirmen), E. Binginso, Esq., sod
le steal d=ellit lost weather. I Omit at the C. Poo Esq. - &meet Riushold sad Going
_.,._., ii,, and wieti_,..„„..4_ -en,. Rembold wert summoned for mambas Nosh Waters,
I next
mosasawisirL in opotook he woo cio7d."Q"-th. body st Woodford. Filed 100. each and oasis, er 7 days' ion-
wee wen& About six o'clock P.C. Feltbus same to Pri""cet•—"Juolio gossobtillo sIOS iletenteloild for
11Fd dneiald Mt tiftsmarbaff irsqldilsirhi Vs sea. ..__
_wolliallr• Crtssies-Diirey, Ms mute*, at West
I then sent him for the doctor. —jiy ths'imy I !did net slow ' wOrds pemed between the parties respect-
think from saythieg is his anew NI boader sight be li= lead, which wee* in a pies* of melbas, load
meditated saiaid• ; he lid not Ma eadlnt ; no seemed y the defendant threw a fold sheer at the at.-
very lew.—ln weer to Ma. &ester, Ilsigamat Lavender Oloinaast• 'While Mn... at. bold sod kooddoll his
Mid dasaappd vis 14 nen a alla down. Mr. Dewey did not prim fee • severe .
Itc- &WA old :Os Monday warning immt, abort —Rood 101. and Sect., or 7 days' Meanness.* r.
doo ianii" bacon io.y west to the sou od the d0...50d. Fowl. told the defeadaat that but tot the
leek•J in, sad sew SIM he was handed by abo wok, as ties al the sossilainast. the Back woad ham Me
the farther sad fit the eta I thee told .1.10. Palthams tlito to too lloolagol loPokolusoltl• tolsbod OM
that WI Primer oroi boo& I ears of Nei a( pey4es a 11me..--.-”Soba. gems pieedeicytto
got the hays and a knife, and west into the es3l 1.! ith. II" thOlnicOthe el tablet Woo •O' -
to M. and eat the hesdkesehist he wee hang by. Ma. It •111Pennitt tied be mi.*. Ames silt Me al
I Mid him in sty are. until P.C. Fathers cease, when *mop on the down at theithes, .4 loshwypssilsysies
we laid him oe the bed. I sea seri meek, bet law be primed for- —31••115.- sad ooSleac
blsalbod albs ba mu la my seas ;is losetil a keg most --N.. *I P Yews M hph wawa eta

Voicirrita Fora.—The metal Me of our
Corps—one of the most osjoyable "outing."
of the year, as all who have atteaded the
previous Mai will testify—is Sled to take place on
the Cliffs at Zype, on Friday, tbe 20th inst., and we
usdoistand that the Bridport corps will bare as
visitors on that maim the issinhars of the Wey-
mouth rifle aorpa There will be a sham fight in
the morning, and afterwards a dinner will take place,
followed by various amusementa We bops they
will have fine weather, but not quits as hot as at
the present time.
Biro or Horo—The members of this moiety
had their annual festival on Tuesday last. About
360 children set down to tea in Pink-mead, and
afterward. upwards of 60 of their &Mods partook of
the " social cup," ca tent extemporized for the
mosaim. The ormimittee this yeer decided no
directing their attemtioa moire particularly to the
ainutimmat of the children, mmesquently the pro-
amerio. band of mimic, and other attractions which
have usually been provided for the more special
delectation of tbs "full-grown" children were die.
proud with, and as a result, the obiliren enjoyed
themselves in their own way in various gimes,
among which, of coarse, " kirm-ia-thsring" was the
kvourite. The field wee cleared iiboet half-past
nine, and all appeared to have thoroughly enjoyed
tbereselves.

IT IS with very much regret that WO 1111DOODOO
that Yr. Wainwright is about to remove from &id=
to Barr**. During the thirteen years he has r
in this toes be has astively identified himself with
every object which has Waded to promote the brat
latareata et the inhabitants. For eight years be kat
been churchwarden. and during that time the &web
has been beautifully restored at ssi WlO,OOOll
cost, but the whole has been defrayed by
voluntary cootribotions. Daring this loos tame
of office there has bee. no elliareli.rate
_legally made,
the @ZWICK% of the &web bevies born defrayed with-
out compulsory saran.. As regards the town charities,
be has drawn yobbo attention to them and through
him the value of some has been angmearat Al • town
councillor he has honourably discharged his Sabina As
friend hi. la.. bweillwb? betefret:lt'ty bunstssal:r: Ki're
town and neighbourhood, an no one more than the
writer of this bumble testimony to his worth.—N.

I°.

*4 Id.

vas sinnameed foe 'spir &Am readtlooloh•
yof the brwlime .'L. art *1
7aent the side of tbei wend at Wistiforil
w appeared for am defense, admitted that Ibis
had bees guilty of au set of Inaba usisehlef, and
that bee Mbar was extremely parry fie what bad
eesemed—Flasd Is. sad as, lead etdsiud to pay. bbs
damage dome orbs lisprisisall fee swan da7L—.....
Doeringtos, billiamsgar. of lfarebiglaidgo, wee
menebeeed by the police fee soineyism AIN
arias iiloag the road at Deviates, whim* bolas
tlve mine effectually eoweriml, as required bY
last order, of the Privy Cowbell. —Need li. aid
Tbe defendsat usa also charged with Wag at tbe tams
his in such • position as not to have propsr mateel
over his bores. It was staled that be was druok sad
incapable of takieg charge of the mina—Maid £1 sad
ww/lti or 14 days' impriscammit.--Jobe Curtis, •
Garber lath,employ of Kr. Poems of Wermiaster, yes
laid 10a. sad costa or 14 days tmethwwwwed tge wad
found Weep in • wagging draws by two burs" is tho
panda o/ gouda NeViCIS.

Orr Pierer BMW% Mooday.—Preemet
brought UI. 00 remind
belcl
thaTtme• s;x:mia.clePPvtal• vithWalladhalacn•YlisisTving.
W. Ollbsit,
log to Mr. (llat4es
Yl.bertoo,on Theracisy moraine, Hrs. Lug's'
that the prisoner emu in to boy • ball-peohY worth of
dates, and tudered • shilling in tero••••
him the dump and be left the diop. Shortly stter
wards she was called iota the shop to give shahrt lor •
shilling, when she missed the till sad its eistoots. jt
ceetained two or dues ehillinies in eater, and from 401.
to dis. is coppers. She identilled • crooked hal-puny,
ilia old penev, and a boos button (all produced). witial
she had had in the till for several yeen.--Geollf•
Churchill. a peliesmoa at the Greet Weston asawlqi
statioDed at Wentbuly, said he resolved • lielsrePhd
sump ou Thursday worming, eel deteised the
Kamer, Is econsequeses. He was Adieu in a third-
elm aerials. wed bad • tiaket for adda Me took
from hi.. • beadlcordeid, untaielag a quantity of
upper money, *high be afterwards headed over to
Sep White.--flergeset White deposed that he was at
the GTOSi Western imaway stadia on Thursday mom
keg, and row the prisoser take some uppers tem a
handkerchief to pity his fare. His enspitioms were
erected, sad bevies elterworde semaisieed that Yr.
Lather had been robbed he telegraphed to W
and ordered the primmer to to detaieed. He weautin
Weetbury by the nut train, and found the prirour in
the custody of the last witness. He 'barged him with
having robbed a till at Salisbury, to which he replied.
"I have Anise nothing eat of on shop in Salkebary."
Witmer said "I saw you In bldebruy this morning,"
and he replied "Na." Waners marobied him and found
Is. 6d. in silver and li,. 3d. in copper in his
la • benokerebief which be from rt.
vitae.", be towed PI Ilk lid. In soppier indedleg the
coins sworn to by Mrs. bedew. The bottom to which
the bad spoken was also in the handkatehlef. The till,
the wither added, was picked up, after the robbery, at
the beck of the Nursery. The willow offered no
defeeco.—ln reply to the Beath, flaperiateedest
Celdow said be was almost certain that whim
he was employed at the Portsmouth Consist
Prison, the rimier wee • untie there.—
Primus. It is false, I earn you. I was never in
prison in my life. —The Mayor: Yon ace committed to
s
take your trial at the whelk will be held en
Friday next.—Primmer: I should be pled to lak• nty
mow* now. I will plead pilty.—Mr. Gilbert: We
shall not demi with the owe. You mod go for trial.
Witte Ilwoommen SemdOw.—At thew seesione
Sir John A wdry sentenced his retirement from the post
of chalenisa. He said :—As we hese • considerable
sambor of magistrates proem% I propose to make an
emoutaimeeeet whisk I have soy Seriously thought of
making for some time put. lan greatly iodated to
the magistneu of this meaty ter ON Madams, and I
bops I may say without pusemption, the cooldemee
with which they have for seamy years supported We,
but as I ass now peat three NOM pan sad too,! feel
that my sight, my hearing. sod I um afraid say
have biome impaired. I Mimed, therefore, to eMir
draw after the propel session• I feel deeply grateful
for the kind seaport that I have received. but I feel that
I ought no longer to stand in the way of other wee who
may be prepared be devote thenmehes to the business of
the oronty. We US differently draitmetesesd now,
however from what we were soros years ago. Mental
i activity s certainly peeler and more want, arid I
am satidod that p.blic spirit is not he.; but es from
the migratory haddta of the people who are not
In • bibulous calling, there is mach greater d=
In nett* men to Owed to deal duties, I feel 111 very
harortamt that I should eot losgsr obennist the comung
forward of others who may be hepoesd to take epos
themselves thou datiac I thank you, geatbdow. vtlf7
strongly, for the way in which I hue been soy ported,
and if any one asks "Why does he retire no soon," my
wolf mast he, "It is mush better to retire now, than
go on till people ask, "Why hes he stayed so keg r
Mr. itevenhUl, as one of the oldest magistrates eating
In that part of tie county, roes to express his
regret—a regret is which be was sure all present
fully shared—at the sonhounioation whisk Hit Joke
had felt it necomery to make, as well as at the males
which had rendered that 'amnesic:Ulm naceasery.
At the next bemires the Court would no doubt express,
in the fullest way, the aeknowledgments of the county,
and the debt they owed to Sir John for the ability, the
kindness, and the solutes, with which be had always
perfumed his detiee—(applause).-34 John A wdry
said be weld only add that he felt deeply
indebted to his friend and eilleagas of mail
years for the kindness with which he had s=a
of him—At the coach:Leon of the missions Mr.
the senior erensal, rose and said—Sir lam:
may 1.00 behalf of my brother meniben of the be:,
now that the butane of the someone is over, be allowed
to express to you with what deep regret we have lewd
that this is the lest time that you will preside over UP.
I may be allowed to say, with the utmost simplicity of
weeds therefere with the greatest eloquenie, that we
ape tarry to 1011111 you—(uar, bear). It would be Lao in
me to imay what an 'demitasse your prement at times
moos has proved to, all. I believe, Sla John, when
I an held 111. is coneequenee at the imereasing
des of old ago which make you desire to retire from
among us, we know of wane, these inlinsitice mad
COMO apse every ow of as In his time. You would
men me if I were to tatter you by saying you as, the
sane' mow se tormerly—that you Moe intellect and
viper had in so way sollored by lapse of thoe. The bed
maim datum be puesd epos you will be whom I my that
you cease to be our siminum, and that neither boor my
professional brother' Ole point wit who will be your
nomaser (their). You, Sir Jobs, are sow about to
retire to private life; allow as., au limbed of me pro-
Gemiosal bradirea, to tell you there is sot one amongst
as but feels deeply the 10.1111111,6 of die tie which has
so long bound on. You retire with all seeped, with
all ruped—l may say with all the caste
zwl—of the members of that great and
profession of which you have so long
been an ormement—(sheers). —Sir John who evidently
felt much the words of the learned banister, said :
Mr. Slade, and Muds and brethren of the prohnsion,—
I certainly Gel very mash the a:premises of kindle=
sad aryeapathy you have used Is speaking of we. With
regard to my relirement. I have no doebi sunrises will
be found In this county to do the duties of the Moose.
aide post I have filled for BO many years. Ido feel
thereUs been • great satisfaction in admiaistering pas-
ties here with • Bar, who, notwithstanding that there
have oat beet the attractions of • large and profitable
besinem as in some places, have never, I think, devi-
ated from a high and honourable Douse of pnctloe.l
thank you, my Muds, very warmly for the kind ex.
premien of your regard for me, sod I hope I may
onossisnally, though no longer reins as chairman, come
cumeg you—bear, beer, and appireee).