The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12 00:00:00

PEAMINNTEIt.

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I.AIIIII/1111101' Fjiiiwn kluturrv,-4 'nesting for the
utopias of forming the 'love society wee held M the
Netional tkuliool.romu, Beamineter, on Thundey
led. The attendanoe we. eousll, Samuel Om, Kati,,
in the chair, The chairman stated that Lunt
Beholder, the Lank Bishop of flalishury, and Sir H.
()slender heti kindly consented to become the patron.
or society they were now about to form, and
that W. 111114, lsq, hect liberally given 11 donation
of VI and Mamie a subeoriber ofta alk !Allen
had been received from Lieutenant.Oolonel Marryett,
mid other. tunneled in the work, who were pre.
vented from attending by alumina from home. TA
solution' wen then moved and adopted in accord.
mine with the object of the meeting ) and the follow.
ins gentlemen were requested to sot as the others of
the society fur the present year I—President t Samuel
Our, Seq. Committee t Cox, Seq., B. For,
Req., J. Gilbert, 10m., Mr. P. Hine, Mr. ?L. enouth4,
Mr. Swatrit4e, Mr. W. Page (corgeolubs}. Mr.
Walton (Melplash), Mr. Meech (Netherbury, , Mr.
(kerrerd (Stoke), J. B. Studley, Req. (Broadw nem.),
Mr, Burnett (Broadwinsor), Mr. Warren (Hurstook),
Lieutenant.(lolonal Marryatt (Mapperton), J. Raw.
lins, Fmk. (Rook), M. T. Cox, Esq. (Cheddington),
Mr. Burk (Mappetion), with power to mid to their
number] Treasurer I It. Bourohier, Esq, I Sean.
Miry t Mr. A. Meech.

BRIDPORT.
Tan SPBOULATOR. —The first number of an able
little paper, entitled the 4,0141(14er, has oome under
our notice. It is 000upied with a 'chime for the
Improvement of a partioular street in the town of
Bridport, and suoceeding numbers Sr. to be devoted
to similar topios of purely local interest A carefully
drawn coloured plan of the proposed alterations ac.
oompaniee the paper, and estimates are given of the
sum for which the whole could be effected, The
Town Ocautoil of Bridport, it appears, pawed a Mo.
lutioo some time mina on the subject of this street,
and the present seems a most praiseworthy attempt
to bring the public opinion of the district to aid in
enforcing the suggestions of the municipal authorities.
The example might be followed with advantage in
other lomilitisa —Caledonian Mercury.

Li AND SWINTIIIO IWITITVTL -The
oommittes of this institution have publiuh.ds pro-
gramme of the intertainments, leotturr, ko., for
the winter season, whioh wu oommenoed on Tuft.
day staining by an entertainment of vocal and instru-
mental music, by persons of our own town, assisted
by Mr. Moore, of Lyme, and Mr. James Alsapt, the
blind oonoertina player of Exeter. Mr. Thomas
kvant, Jun., attended am pianist. Altogether the
icausemeat Was mot imooodul.

HRIDNORT HORTICULTURAL AND COTTAOI GAR.
DEN IMPNOVIIMENT Society. —A general meeting of
tho subscribers, in connection with this societyt was
held at the Townhall on Tuesday last, Mr. J. P.
Stephens presiding. The statement of aooounta for
the past year was read by Mr. W. Collins (one of the
secretaries.) The Chairman, in moving that the re-
port be adopted, oongrstulatal the subscribers upon
the satisfactory stets of the society in • peouniery
point of view. Mr. Feithain seconded the resolution,
whieh was carried nem con. The appointment of
Who're was then proceeded with, and the usual vote of
thanks to the Chairman closed the prooliodia.
SMOCKING AOCIDENT.—A workman named Daniel
Trump, in the employ of Richard Tucker, Ea+, of
allington, and James 'Vivian, in the service of Messrs.
Whetham and Sons, while at Milton gathering in
their master's nets os Friday afternoon lest, on pans.
ing a solitary .pot heard sundry groans. On going in
the direction of the sound, they found that a poor
fellow named Joseph Legg, • thatcher, had fallen
from a lofty rick on which he had been working. He
was at once brought home in a spring wagon and
medical aid sent for. The poor fellow has sustained
oontiderable injury, and lies in a very precarious
state.