The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

Entltsbire.

BALIIIVRY.—MwoieipO4 wonlrl ap•
pear that the burgesses of Sallabury have resolved to
sidthr and be patient as they now take little or no
interest in municipal aNaire On Monday, the pro.
meetings lasted on an hour, Mr. Brown having
resigned in fit Thomas's ward,_ Mr. John Wats,
wee elected in his stead, Mr. W. P. Ayl_ward was
also elected Sir this ward, in the room of /dr, Fisher,
who, after doing everything lu his power to gee the
oily into trouble, has left others to got it out, In
at, Itsluitind'a Ward, Maaari, thivaroY and netley
were re•eleeted, but at the last ititeuent sonic wag
distributed a card solialtina the support of the bur,
pedal for two well.known oliantaten in the city. This
was the only relief to the monotony of the whole
proomelinga In St. Martin's Ward, Mr. 3. 1..
Aifurd was re,eleeted, and Mr. lwiu Whitlock was
returned in the plow of Mr. Lush, who Medium%
stain to wept olio,
T Pow as mil —.Nrotionlnlich. --The part ahonere at
this town have preseittsal the Itev. Mr, 11. Sorry,
their late ourtt• and the inutimbent of bitaverton,
with a puree mutslidwil glOO as a t,hei of their
love and ertefuti fur hint, as their minister during a
period of twelve years, and the constimileents of the
chervil gave the rev, gentleman a silver poukel smin•
minion serving on the mine liegasion, 'The emigre,
getion of Staverton (Mundt presented Mr. Berry
with a silver Melina on the lath Ult.
Olwaru MINIIONAPY annual
sermons anti meetings In aid of this moiety have
been held during the pest week, and liberal soles.
time made us oemaion,
UHIPPINNAW— /orlon., —Mir John AvAlry de.
livered a very Interesting hooters on Shakespeare, to
the members dills Literary Institution, at the New
011 Tuesday, being the thee of the winter
mune.
Divisit_Are we pleased to hear that Mr:
Watson Taylor la programing favourably, and that
he has daily been enabled aloof PSI* meek to pave
his bed. Them are still feint hopes that the sight of
the eye will not be Madly lost, and that the worthy
gentleman will not be so much disfigured as was it
first (send would be the ewe.
RAVaIIURY. —A lambs/ Add,*/ re is Young
£a4—An ambient, which has reused great anxiety
to a large Miele of her Mend!, has occurred to mitt
Mulkey, &tighter of George Barnard Holley, RI,
of this town. It appeal *flat on the 20th t •
young lady, who Is aboist II years of age , Wu out
for a ride on her pony, which Wee being *
lad, and, while passing over a wooden badge which

crosses the water below liamsbury MUI, and which
only mimics petleitriane and hones, end hag roils
on either gide, the rein, the pony wee being led by,
Wit entangled in the rail, which wive the animal men
den Jerk, pitching the youtig lady into the water, the
pony tumbling over the rail also, but, proo.
dentially, not on its rider, Mr. Hankey, who wee
riding with his daughter, witnessed the accident,
and, jumping trout his hone, ditehed into the
water Ala maned her, She eppeereti hut little
harmed, end walked home, wide!' wee but a shuet
dielnime, when it was found that he had received a
overt' bruise on her shoulder, but otherwise dill not
splicer much injured. On the following kicturday
night, however, elerming_ symptoms of internal in'
Jury appeared, and O. 11, Maurice, Seq., of Marl.
borough, wee consulted, end has sines been in daily
attendance and, we regret to add that but alight
lioptte were entertained of her recovery.
WAIIMINNTINI—Ra.oponipip et Me Wariniegar
AMeetestei,—The new buildings which have lately
been erected for the matinunidetion of the menilare
of the Warminiter Athenaiiin were opened on
Thursday week, under oironmetaneee the most wall.
Ning to every one anineeted with the undertaking.
The only drawback was the untavoureWe state of the
weather, which prevented the ettendeucte of many
ladies who would otherwise hive honoured the prot
needing, with their pregame,. The buildings stand
nil the site of the 414 London Inn, nearly opposite
the Oliepel of Mt. Lawrence, and form an attractive
future in a town which of late yeare he undergone
considerable improvement, Ills in the Elisabethen
style, IMO contains a lecture hall, reading room,
alas. rooms, end Wilma. The lecture hall-, which
will accommodate about 380 persons, is lighted from
the roof by an enantelled glare ceiling, (lag le carried
round the room en the cornier, anti give., when
lighted, an elegant ring of light. If the ceiling anti
cornice, however, bad been carried somewhat
higher, the general effect would have been greatly
Improved. The reading room, which extends the
whole length of the first - dour, to the front, le very
oommotilotis anti cheerful, The total wet has been
about £1,700, of which ALIN hie hien contributed
by subeaription, ineloduita liberal donation of SSW
from the treasurer, Mr, J. Warren. The architect
wee Mr. Stent, adn the budder Mr. dumdum.