The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-12 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1869

A MAGUSTRATI, Ms Wm. AND MIN COACIIMaIf fegoK noon Ferrr flitsmia, lifood.y.-Before the
-The Lid T.i.,a, Iste . that en attempt ,metnade un
orstt Con exprisss, ...„-„,,... r. 111.1 m.., i' .0. idol Dr. V.liidgc• .
u: i AI 1•.... a , . ••,.. 1.13.1, V. 1,3 ..1:11 1, M 0 a
uitOn.i.lALLltriat.,llu Auenria.tiuki:L4ichaselesmtn,. mall l'.l he 4, r, wa, lii,rei,* w ith being dn.'''. ''''d -
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TORSDAT. °aroma 12. USA Hr. hi and the " Issas' st the Antshow hotel.
Mr. Sly.wilel thst On Saturday Men, near upon ten o'clock
bot Doo do.sorooaly. His wife was alsowounded ...-.... t - _____, prisoner was going to his front
ive tar, when be was atooppedaml
and the omehe ros reel WRY. The coachman eree'-'-' - then then he went to the spirit let. Ile followed bin:, and
difgL
DRCHESTER. •!ald " You have mat,. mishits, thie Is not the plaoe for you,
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,yeadal mein that them is in the Welsh Church al Pirmerraiesiau.-Oa Saturday last • "professional Ye. Ptlos lea,."" He made of exp. I/lecke...l exPresslott.
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(mow pareifror diseelleblishment. Ilt. Mons. PIT?. pedestrisn" from Oxford, walked 50 aid.., 10 of them and nald he nhould not. -The Mayor What did he ry?
...., . jowls. the view a Goriedd.bim plow, backwards, in • little les. than 12 hours. He might Prdddedud.' I think he seld " I'll lee you - 4
.. le
- :
he souk' RS whether be thoold not have what be wented.• -
for war • measure similar to that whiek have earned an hooeet shining by I. ilione• in • Mara! Whet slate wee he In 1 Ile &smeared to be pretending
has cat the etennexion besween the Church and the shorter period, but when he had eontelkiet:iihis walking t 0 he drunk more than the reality. I pushed bleu mit.-Itr.
gs.to in Ireland. The national feeling Seems to be " lest "he had to go round to Um public-houses begging I Aldrh:A... : Did he ask tot,. seri eil with anything? Pnwerotor ..
deeply wounded by the practise of appointing English. to get a dinner. We are told that he started at hen- ! Ile J! not. As won so I pushed hint out, he mew opine
zetedßoaothernadiautaneyee.-
The
mayor
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Rod
speaking " aliens" to the highest offices to the Church. East seven in the morning bum the mile-stone on the fighting attitude, and made seieml attalita, bil suite me, but
Tau FIJIAN Pletrionims.-0. Moll'l/41 • meeting wee vidrelnun mad. at F.rdialgt.n, end walked out 64 milen r i --.---.,„,„ „,...,- on .., ',.,,,.----, heue ..... „v.- I'Llo.reac!:
held in Newry in favour of an amnesty to the Fenian on the Bridport road, going and returning till be had ''..-.' 1. t- - - n'Y --"uld'r.' id ."-i h' "
toe yard into the It )011 U,114..1..1111 4i, ..
prisoner. A number of persons who intended to be ! pneueutor ; yi,,, i hod not the Wirer lAA du' It .1 1 4IOUltl. -
present at the Meeting Were attached by Orangemen ;
17:1
sod the polies separated the parties at the point of the Etti ) ' Maven'. It is a Illleltioll 11l IO Illl: Illall'S conduct, for where
there i, on open tart du., ing follow that because a man is
bayonet. The ruralised the conflict are reported as not court r__ .„ •
and "dtmtli Olt J.. Fods .11 scd ddr• C. Hodgmgcs'l held.'
not ~ sell dreamt' ne ahem he has no right logo there II he
or the revision of the burgess list on Monday e eill conducted. -Protean, . lie wao not wen no.
befog lic.,.rimit. A Fs? t tunddt„7_,,idectinilo prodded °T__PT, morning at the Ouiklhall. There Wu neither did nor • ductal-Mayor
.... That ie slat I "'in l'. no,ertnift
3°.°`!"' objection, in either of the pans' hes and the proem:MD ! Mr'
by the Mayor, WOE puma at Lssrx on }Lowey.
twuristrates and merehants took part in it, brit some bed di not occupy five minutes. Th; ..... 1,11.., , The Mayor :Of 14,0111/11 you are perfectly Judi/WM ordering
re are now i a
feeling wee alePleyed bY the mob bemuse the promoter! wad _. . . . him out if he was not properh conducting hirmall, the PRIM
of the meeting hail not attended the demonstration on 1, so to vote at wanton. elechone-15 in SR „,, ~,ndd anybody obo.. _Me Sly mid he should do it to
oter's, 21 in Fordington, 11 in All Saints, and 27 in .1. te!,,i • who rolabehav'ed.
Sunday week. Several of the spina." wore hissed, , I) . )
Holy Trinity; etiy non of them is • possible Town . %Mimi Mediu the .. boots," was grinding at the front dont
and wittiest vitt him Mr. lily Mr. Hignin'' Wl''' Mr' Shaw' 11•1', dad MI% ilUrPhi. Councillor and as 'silica ale generally elintingeisbed by . when premier tiaki he wanted the bir. He told billl to go to
11. P., spoke, and saserted that the Ministry were maxima' obtlity to Lokoi.a... c„ aa f„,, a, .. Is. It might the tap at the togi of the yanl. Mr. Sly Cann, llill at the time,
to govero Ireland in a proper spirit. When he instanced
be • good •
thmg• , with the present %tate a our rates and ordered prisoner off, but he
the Church Act as an example, the mob shouted out wei ito the spirit bar. Shortly after with.... him grate at
the borough finance, to elect some of them on the !.
that the Feehtni were the means of passing the mewl • l Mr. Sly and then run sway. Ile permed. overtook hint ai the
coming lot. irate, bild hold und ask.' why he hit Hr. Sly. Prisoner knocked
sere. lieeolutions wore moved praying for the release off his hat 4114 struck hint in the face.. 111),f : Wild StSt.
of the prisoners, but an amendment, comprising stronger , Coumirrtu ro •-, rie Mama Goutrre Pelson.-- A ~. pri,..ouer in ?-tie tat-tended to be ilnink.-Wre be Oldler 1
PTOPOSitIOnI, woo adopted with ollthuaiaant, Thu meeting ! Hard Lobos, : Chse.ce Toop, asseult at Harden, 1 Ho ..eined t., he drmik.--lh. Aldridge i Whet matt. y 'Ai
cloned n midst great excitement. month; John Head, misbehaviour at Sherborne union, think h was pretence? lkswile. be aiemel all right when he
1 month; John White, misbehaviour at Wimborne mane through the yard - Mr. Sly : The fact Is thorn was wane
union, 1 month' 30hu Shorring, assault at Grapheme, .4.1.'r "Wee' in Ponder t., MY Peetniws- lie ten. nilleding U.
I month ; John Barter, witault at Wiwi:or:le, 2 months'
William Randall po.ching at Upway, 1 month ; Lionel rle,,,...drii4iit
imel,tzti,..t;ot,...l.cauft a rule and to commit...,
P.C. 'leech Vinod pri. mer at the tisk hiairtg a glycol teat.
Drahe, steeling e pipe at Doreheeter, 7 days; Charles and took biro to Mr. Sly, who pie him into custody. Ily was
Roper, stealing a omit at Gltarmonth, 8 months; Thomas ' drunk.
Hill, ;Waling flannel sbirts at Poole, 4 months; Mary I Prisoner odd h. went to the Antelooe and baked for mete-
dno Cummins, stealing fish at Itridport, 1 month.- I thi"ii to ii,.., woes yr. My said Mat wee not the pir7r:ir,
Jsrprientateva : John smith, drunk he,, at Bld aner& ' F!*" f' hint. and if he d ~'tid d g.• bit he "h..!'l pushi.ti t
Be aid be should not . till he loathed something dorik,aud to
14 days ; Ann Larkharn, misbehaviour at Bridport mr. ig, putactutitu
cg.
union, 21 days • -•-- - -10-dlle. The Mayor told him he must not go about drunk and rusault.
John Curd, drunk, k._ .. wi t.
I month; Rdwlrd Francis Street, drunk,:tru., at East Jag gidiple, and fined him Si'. end euotr, in default, be w.
Slower, 7 dam coromittod for 14 days.
W
Doingremax Biers Socrerr.--The 28th report of the bong si.u4,4lw/dt ioneee
Dorsetshire Bible Society Auxiliaries for the mist year P.C. Churchill towel him about 1.30 on Huntley monnieL
has just beet. circulated amongst its subscribers. It ly km on his lam In Lestaraquare, Weep and drunk. He we.
states as to our oeto county :-" We have great cause of w Mutat hat and shoe.,
thankfulnem as to the increase of free subscriptions. tilted te, did coda, and aliened a week to pity in.
Weymouth sends £3ll 19s. 24. and Sberborne, owing to COUNITT PETIT litimeloge, Saturday.-Before R. 0.
• donation of £5OO, and for Spain £l4 se, mods this l'. Steward. Hey. (ehainuoi). P- Nem, Est, ti. wart). Ed',
E.
year in money, 1:824 to. The whole amount from the J. lirloter. EN, 8. W. BeYmer. E. 1.. wel t. Adel% Esq.
county is £1 ,158 10a bd. free, and £274 8. 9,1. on purchase WILMAs Latins of Charminster, ems siliMinotwil for allowing
aocionnt. The free move, ms 744 Ili bd. IaWIWN died -Superintend reent He asked' for him v. be let off, ii. lie wax
a donkey to etray'ou the Alhheray. Ile admitted the offence.
that of the preceding year. The above large RIM Was von :nor, and had peolllblell It should not occur again. -
contributed by the following anxilieries :-Blaedford, issideed.
£273 lac Id. • Beapliastor, £6 14..fid. ; Bridport, WILLIAM RAIMALL, who Ilia he was a thatcher, carpenter. and
f 34 ss. 114. ; Ctirne Abbas, £39 10e. 2d. ; Dorchester, *with, of Pretty. was SUIIMIOnOII for shooting without a verti•
Elm 9,.. 54. t Luna Regis, £26 13e. lid. ;Poole, L'24. Ile.• Mate, Mr. Andre.s was for the 14011eCution. -Robert Pesch
vsetuil,.t,:ita.itn.,,,n
o,ll,onir lisii,!.t!..t, 27.;
.heieder r etal
ot,oddt wit,h.c,
Shaftesbury and Hirdo. £ll3 ; Shoehorns, £624 5a.; i: g....ierh.„. wws
litallarbige £244.. 64.; Swanego, £4l 10.. ; Warebemtt land, and ultimately can him sinsa a partridge. leek Mt the
fti 15, 74.; Weymouth, L:311 ltts. 24.: Wimborms, lard, end pm it in his pelmet. Witness asked bin. for the bird
024 its 7d." he had diot, and defendant rid he lOW Ill•i. shOt one, he Aral
, air .if pitman hut missies' thorn. Delcadant ran ..If, and
Ntilll,lllollo.4Sl hilli nearly to Ashton cottage.. Ile found him
Tell WI4IIIIX-Tbe following Is our meteorological p
report for the week muting Sunday WV- lying lit • ditch, and the partridge WU 111 the hedge clew by.
- The bird we. warm. Defendaat said he did not let
it there. Witness, told him Ito should tell the Captain.
Defendant sold if he did he hat better Wok out.. Defendant
aid ho bad net got a cerittkate. It. was going to sell the
gun' and on the toed •Itot at cone iv..... 11 pigeons. Hu hit ime
• and went to pick It up, but niuld not find it. Peach anted him
for the Aare be had shot. He ald had not done so. Pesch
mid he would follow him to Martinstown rather ttan not have
the hare. He told him townie on, and jumped over a hedge.
Ii) and-bye Peach calm up to him, aail holding up a pertridge
aid, this I. what you Jug. But be had not been near the
hedge. His wife had been ill, said he went on Mane to tell her
lul that she might not lie Mullioned, isi hero% it.. to sell his
gun. --The Bench said there was no mann, to think he was
o perittaioionai isotelie,, 4.1 they WlOll4l have fined him V' , he
umat pay CI and oats. or a month's hard laboir. I lidemiant
old he must have the month, for be couldn't pay ; he had had
a 'mat deal of aicknew.
Jolts Teerlies,of l'uneknowle, was .iimmonwlfor drunken
nem. • P.l'. Charley aid that on Friday et ening, field. 21; he
found defendit'd at Punck male, drunk, noisy, and knocking
about people-he knocked down two or three. Witte. with
help took him to his lodiringe.-Delendant said he aill taken in
a fit. - Chairman: I suppose a drinikuto one 1-Indandiud said
bee:WWI his bunny was sohject to fits; be had only had two
quarts 'dale all day. - WNW no wheeze to prove the fits, and
was Mad La, w Melt hr paid.
Dots Attax and JOSIAH Amex, of Stratum, were charged with
dealing three ferrets, belonging to Benjamin Drake, at
Frampton Pedal, ,11,1 not appear, and peed of summons
`sloe left vs ith hi- nether um git• it. Mr. Wawa , gigswi.,l
f a I,:th. mm.Pn.ft‘l. Ol that on the e..-,ening ,d the ?oh • f
September he had nine ferreta,WVCll in 0114: .1.1/ and two ill
another. The next evening three were miming. He told the
police. 4hi the Vithtwo of the ferrets were brought lack to
him lo the constable. not the thinl on the Sunday following.
They were Lug tear's ferrets, just fit for work, and he %PIMA
Moat 5.. melt and ~,eat :111.•CT ',v.-IA=11110d: Had the two
lOM I ,neit shouts 'Mr Ulla •11/111. Ulla the young one shout lour
penile..
Frank Brown aid that on the 214 Sententia'r he as Loots
del Llosiiih Allen ferreting 011 Mrs. Patti...Ws land. They ran
3 .71 . Ile took top me. ferret.: front where they wee, and
lirake owned then,.- Cr...examined : One awl in a Imle dal
the “ther in • bag
Daniel Hurst aid Hutt 011 the 214 Eleptentter, returning
from plough, he saw a ferret Clulle Ont of a bank on Mr.
Smith S dad. He took it to Mi. Smith.
p.p. putt ~.id iiin ot 11.4 September /1, helmet .4 Drake's
loio, mid no the t'Ath semit to Wrarkieford House and re,,iced
two ferrets, which prosecutor sulesequently kb:MUM' as hi. by
curtain marks. He apprehended but, Alkm, and elan:cal hint
with shading the ferrets, but lie •lial very drunk, and witness
• a-. obliged to stav with him at Stratton all night. Next
mornitt4 le.uis •itier..,,, .attins. of Charminster. allVe him 11411:
a white ferret. Winn,. law Atkitoh and fount it was a
different ferret he gave loilis•-en.e.-examined 7 Atkin. ...-ave
Louis the ferret a fortnight before.
Me. 'toward. ill defence. sail that defendant. went Meriting
on 3lra. Pisttkion's Land, Louis providing the "OW ferret Ton
Atkins had given hint, and Josiah, who always 1.14 I. en th
tatting two. Whedu r he (.losi di) dole than Of lu 4 It, .•.4111
Ilut '3l, 'het 1.0.1114 leld nO reaten v. oippri,e they leers got
wromillully
The constable had heard Josiah via. at Port entouth.
hind 404, tmeli an.l eelte, or to. womb.. impri,,,,nomat, the
Itrret. to lie restored to, the lino...tor.
5' sores M vireas,a eolith of n.-speetableappoissinc,sast large d
with barony in sti ding apple., v alt,., NI., 14,1,,n.111.: I.• )1, .1.
r."1,-IMer, et riddll'hillt .n. P.C. Holum sei.l that on Sunday
morning, September 12, he saw delendant go into Mr.
fen Clare. erehard, nick Ull • quantity 14 applts, and' out
oldie ;avian' with them Wilmsco ran after Mtn. On On
Ws, defendant threw three or I.‘llr soli.at.,l willow, tot eight
'rola hint Defendant -so I toithlti,:. but cried. Prosertabt
naked th... Much t.. bee- lriiient as 1.- ~.ilde. lb:Muted i_lecto.l
for the out tote' haided P.M Th. IlUll. II Nen tenenl him V, It
impreono.f for one day formally, and motioned him the cs.
e....d 1.. mounted against him. He Velt Ilt l/1101:11i,ChalVelL -
.rosocutor had to pas 7e. cod..

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16.

aRT OF WEYMOUTH.
MONEY WANTED.
ABOUT £5OOl. required on BOTTONRY of
the Swedish Schooner "ANNA," of Arboga,
Captain C. Lindstrom, her cargo and freight.
This vessel is bound on s voyage from Stockholm te
Nantes, laden with a 4rgo of Bar Iron, sod requires
said amount to a/array the cost of assistance into this
port, and repairs and disbursements thereat.
Tenders to be addres. to routtraFIIDIDICK ARDEN,
Fay.. Swedish and Norwegian Vico Consul ; or to W.
Honiara; and CO., Ship Brokers, Weymouth.
Dated 7th October, 1e6.1.

ol bnielmody, was hrought op for

THs ANIMAL WORLD, Illustrated, priu 1
24. per asow46. No. lis now ready, and may be
bad of PAITRIDGI and Co., London, and of all Book-
sellers. Liberal terms offered to trade agents who will
introduee this JournaL Reply to the proprietors,
ROYAL SOCIITT TOZ Tlll PREVEI7IOII OF CZOILTT TO
&imam, 106, Jormyu-stroot, Loudon, S.W.

$
/4
Oct.
4 61
6 64
6 CI
7 64
8 67
to 63
10 66

Di ra...1.1 ton
r,

State of Weather.

(.0 NW kW 'rug, fine
60 SkSE Nag, fine
40 SE Inn.
GI CSB Fine
49 NNW Vine
b 2 WE F. fine
50 g Very Iwo, fine

SUPERIOR DBETISTRY.
5, ST. THOMAS•STREZT, WEYMOUTH.

MONO. LEYB (from Paris), Dente/ Serpent, and
Manufacturer of Artikisl Teak. (Fetal Halted 4
years). Can be consulted every day, from 8 a.m. to
6 p.m., except SATURDAY Armitoog, when be
may be consulted at Mr. WoouteonSi, OORNRILL,
Doncurzrzn.
LETS 'applies Artificial Teeth, made of
the parcel materials and unrivalled workman-
ship. Fit guaranteed by trial before payment is re-
qunred. Durability warranted for ten years, free of
charge for repairs.
M. Lays hes supplied Artiileial Teeth for nearly
2.000 patients in less than four years, and has not had
one failure, and the following prices are within the
reach of all :—Artifioial Teeth, net to best vulcanite,
from le. to :is. per tooth, or £8 to 1:5 per double cot;
teeth *et In 16 carat gold from So. per tooth, or LB per
doable set; teeth met an 18 carat gold 10s. per tooth, or
£lO per double set, and no higher. Teeth stopped with
best amalgam, Is. and 2e.; with pure gold, is. to 65.,
according to the axe of the cavity.

Aaatonnitet. Socien. The manual ploughing
meta came off on Tuesday, on Mr. Hawkins's ground
at Clandon Farm, Ilartinstown. The ground was in
good order, but the ploughing was scarcely up to that
of some previous years. Seventeen men and eight boys
competed. There was only one competitor for the prize
for ploughing with two oxen and it was not awarded
because of the badness of the work. There were three
ploughs with four oxen each. The judges were :—Ur.
,V. B. Watts, Melcombe Honey; Mr. Henry Fooks,
Winteehorne Whitechurch ; and Mr. 3.. T. Hser,
Martinstown. The fallowing is a list of the award.:—

-
tto peraon w an-acre of land within • !
.rw • w. ... t .blter), ..2.,
noal t. 31,.. ii. NI,. ....lc!, J.4ln
to If. ..a Mayo. llootlatus ; third 10,,
ii.batl oe. vrtant t.. Mr I<A...ft Smith. Wtwt Stafford ;
eatomended, Jan., Metal. ...ersaut to Mr. S. T. (.laatuen.
Charmin.ter.
I T. the tad. under 17 ',tr.. I age, oho shall plough half-an-
',cry of Intal within a . Lwa: (too homes without • driaer),
ICII. I' beak Saimaa.. a. [want to Mr. It. Mayo ; ..eetwol
CI. Lea. Matn...enant t.. ):. Ponwell; thin! law.,
Chariot Se)mour, *an ant I. Sr Hobert Smith.
To the retwon oho ..,Ithstf.an.itere 01 land within •
‘lten time (three t r to, , it), a driter), £2, Chart.
Treetlt, 'errant to Itart.di ; •"..01.1 CI,
Wllliata Parrett. en ant it, J....e1.11 Saunders. Wintan ;
conntan.lod, John Mawr, a Ito Mr. J. Mayo, Mattel!.

Teeth extracted, la. and Er. All teeth cleaned, 2a.
Artificial Teeth. from ono tooth to • double or; may
be obtained within ei•ht bourn' notice, if required, And
all hinds of repairs done while waiting.

FOR GREY HAIR
I C wtAt Id. "FoireT= %Kg
.

Barrtsit BonoOL —The xithual publia examination of
the hots attending the thaish school took place last
Thareday evening, in the presence of a crowded
assemblage of th parent of the pupils and friends of ,
the school P:t% i 4 us to Use evening meeting the
scholars. as in f..ruaer yeaza, had tea in the Independent
achool-rooth, obese they feasted with thorough boyish
enjoyment, abd no doubt Mrs. 'lowa's excellent plow-
cake will long he to the, a sweet 1.10111011. There was
I also a public teipuiteton. so the Briti.h echool•rosini,
which was attended by ,bo it eighty persons, and passedl
off very agreeably. The room was decorated for the
OCCIPIiOII, and natumt.l lints • festive appearance. On
mitering the tart thing to attract notice was a unroll
depending from one of Miele-roes-beanie, bearing the
words "British bchorl Examination," and • " welcome.'
On the end will WSJ' a ahield having a Ted field, and •
border 6 of white, .Ith.g the monogram D.ii S., the
I rrnolo surmount.- I he Powers. Festoons, gay with
colour, outlined the windows and were m•-il
with good iblect its various parts of the
Iroom, in conjuhetion with a tine display of
dahlias and sr, ,oery ; and tho walls were
studded with exolieroly designed mottoec We
! noticed the fOIIUPI.F :111 maxims amonot them--

•
DRIFT, Se.
nr.IMALINE RESTORER PRO-
N.) ROTES GROWTH, maims Tam
RAM ISTRUGIIIIIIIB WEAL RAM, PI&
DUO= BIL4I:ITIFUL I.OHS, IMADICATIB
DAll Pall F 11,1110DIYMI 1112 001001.
COMALIN E RESTORER is PER-
FECTLY SAFE. The Rest and toast
noted preparation previously used for
similar purposes was caelueirely con-
trolled by Shure. J. B. k. F.. A. (TRUST,
thronzhout Europe. Tbe COMALINE
ILIWORER c attains several carefully
considered imeseeementa on that article,
IiOMLINIC6LoSSja A MOST'
D AMIKABL,R HAIR DRESSING for
. .

I romps of all age.. ;Hite 3,. ..d. andl A
two. rr bottle.
irIO3iALIN EH. .' H. AND E. A.
N.) CURLEY' AND 01, WHOLESALE ,'
EUROPEAN DEPOT, 19, BAR.
THOLOMEW CLOSE, LONDON. E.C.
SD by tbe LEADING CHEMISTS
sod PERFUNERi Everywhote. N
FOR BALDNESS, &c. C

"You will compel' by patiouce," "Preciice makes
perfect." " Examolo is !atter than precept," "Nothing
without labour." a^ Almost the whole of the boys
were assembled let count nation, the exception being
children too young to be out of bed at that hoar. M.
Devenash. Fag., the founder and principal supporter of
the school, presided,eud opened the proceedings with •
few prefatory Ichlariii. The boys then sang "Beyond
the River. This was ereditalde enough, but cone of
the singing was markii by the special exmllenec ex.
Libited last year. 11,. Beale, of Weymouth, examined
them in Scripture, and their answers were intelligent
and &emirate. A recitation, "The Milkmaid." hallowed
by F. Bowring. We have a prejudice against school
nveitations, so rrT nil .ely note But it seemed to please
the audience. Mr. Beale then tested their capabilities
in reading and aliening, end it was better than could
be expected from children so young, and, in most cans,
attending school but for • limited period. "The
song of the grass" followed, and then Mr. Wise, of
I Wareham, tried them in English grammar. Some of
his questions were very ditficult,—he asked " What
gender is sheep?" —hut the lads answered capitally. J.
Symms recited "Int- Freedom." In English history
they were examined by Mr. Holmes, of Athelhempton,
and he brought out their knowledge of the differences'
! between the hht eat eti,ms of the ancient Britone end
ourselves with good ifeet. A "Spanish boat-song"
1 was then given, snd Brown, a very little fellow.
I recited" Little Birdie." Mr. Wise was the examinee
in geography, and he elicited that the scholars have a
very creditable amount of knowledge respecting Great
Britain; time would not permit of any extended
queetioning respectio; other parte of the world. The
thrilling narrative of •• [ninon end Tytbins" was recited
by .1. Furling, Georg,: Dean, and W. Banks. Mr. Holism
examined in mental arithmetic, and the boys proved
proficient to • gratifying degree A song, " The
pilgrims of the night," concluded the programme
SpOraglOtta lf the boys' writing were then banded round ;
all was fair, and seine remarkably good. The National
Anthem was then sung. The Rev. Mr. Nai", the
new minister at the Corgi Chapel, read the
report, from which wsl.s,liat
The number .4 schelan at lorded on the regleter he lOt—a
minder considerably larger than has hewn reached by the
present master Ittnitlitg) during his sca eta Fame master.
shin, the highest loonier In previous years being 97, and the
"' The aye's', attendance is somewhere about 70,
owing I. it, irregularity 14 many of the oeholan and the want
.4 punettnlitt on the part of othcr, whieh prevents their
. 'mans aleaneleit ufi the register. The school isdivided into
ffve clamed, earying in neither. ItocOrtling 1,, age and -
elehey. • • lieemith . ufant clam hao been formed, which
hs, made commendable fir,,ireis under the care of • monitor.
!ta",._aher h. the Work of the school has been
made fl the 'bui"anaf debt to the different ann. -esi eu.
perinont which has act with that amount .4 seen whirls
the fluster and onumittoo oadd dadre, but they etproto a hop,
that the effort thus made nay tet prove ailtuntaguouil to both
boy, mot girl. . • The friends of the school reflect with
'elided.. oil the large sin 'lilt of frnsi they hare hatae able t"
seecmplish In eonneetion iith many of the young, .4 whom
not • lint •re keroritlhz I—etc.... id Milli and respoialdlity.
,duet,positions they solid s havr held woe he the ad, not-
! ages derived by thcm hum atteedatice at this sehool. The
•eatintithe enj.flnsn hope flint the ~4 alnatie reaped may be
I lent gesater metises. The nominee confidently stews/ to
the hienla of the wheol to rotation, and, if puellik., Windrow
the aid newsiest:, 6.40%0 ilk the peA, and they dash,
further to nnumend he whoa, under the efficient tuition .4
It. present fleeter. to the lamfidence of the people .4 the
, team Wirt may he tleyiro, :thing to their children such en
, Wanda.e, a. shall at leae fit then, for filling situations of
frnot sOftl nwrectshility, and at. not we which none
need grudge, atol whirl, I would he justified in falling to
I ton.f. While great etre it llkre with the Inertial °decoy..
1.4 the pupils ii,, law, i. to their religioos het roc-
I that, which to nretinal hi the doily reading of thr fienl49n. he
, the popin thane:lad. NA by thy earnest ea...vented 'fl the
' Van of the master of the,. great moral lessons which the
fable Lambda., •hlle idat care to taken ell thopetlllinakiiiiin.
1,, maid anythiog like au tablet:olmnd ikt that iwrfectly on-
wetarion &tinnier Irbil li nu school has net, yet faded to
.ssiotsim,. Ytith fl'tzang t.. the pecultetry condition of the
school, tile ..111111illav voted wish to pn..ent More sat's.
factory !Aisne., 'hint, had they • litrish tin.. hops that a late% er
defieleiteY eti.t` tins I. easily flirt tritholit ninth effurt on
the lart of the ethseriber.."
IMweninb Mad the financial statement for the
past year. At the beginnine these was • debt of £5,
which had accuunnated miring the two preceding years,
sad the expease of carrying Oil the school wore
Call 'Lc The receipts (non school peuee wore 144/ lie. 54.
sahee"Pti"... t. 28 It.; oolleetion at Congregational
'Chapel, Lk 74 LI; ditto at Baptist Chapel, 11.. ; profits
of tea. LI Ile other source* 1:11, having ,hoe
• to the treasurer LIU fid.—Mr. J. Bishop
addressed the meeting, expreesing his gratification at
the results of the damiliation. If. adverted to the
estsbliatunent of British and Naj.jowdi aichooli, in this
conetry, apeke of the fears the proposal to educate the
working classes exinted, and entertained the Lop, by
telling them of the primitive modes of taaohieg then
adopted.—Mr. Chamberlain. • student from Spergeon's
; College, said he was mach pleased by what be had
I beard and seen, and he lauded- tho practical character
; of the teaching hese given over that received in the
I middle and higher elate schools.--Mr. (Sive proposed
thanks to the ladies who had provided trays at the tea,
to the examiners, and to Mr. Bunting for his suceeseful
eacrtions. Ile urged on wenn the importenee of
mewling their children to school rectuleliy.—ku.
C we Abbas secoudcd the motion.—Carried.--ktr.
Rills, as one of the committee, propoeeil • vote of
: thank. to the Chairman. and it was carried by whim.
ti
Cheer, for Mr. Dayggiolf, Mr. e°.livatumg, &e
II dined the proceedings:

Mr. F. Bitegawr thought Mr. Mayo'e shtep were the SW ANAG&
leeie let et. froel the fis:r ii I 1.. •li Ton Nrw CuR Bolero:v.—Of the £2410 re- I
Tie d the t.• I t:lsrk h,ud ,ured i•••A days i3go to make up the clot of this
have fit: the' moalior.esti. Mr. ith a buillis,,e I:110 Loa been raised byn sale of ladies' work
view to clearing up the question. and the matter stands in the rectory grounds. The stalk were presided over
by Mr.. Travers, Miss Hunt, the Mimes Mendell, and
FIREWORKS. the Misses Travers. Among the articles sold were •
The next business was to molder an application Deny, a black Limb, and a large number of books.
from lire. Frances Rogers for • license to will fireworks-
Mr. BISHOP Aid he could not help thinking this Ins , BVICILSHOT.
• matter of some importance, and there was • prelim- ACCIDIET LED NARROW ESCAPL-011 Friday. et a
teary point he thought it would be well for the council so
ddnew.uk,nteat.:aontliorsinwg n‘effi/CFA Aehilley, got out se th.e_s_tatin___n.• sailer the wortt.,foer
to consider before the parties proved their notices. It
would be admitted by them all that there was consider. carriage and walked along the foot-rail to get a match
to light his pipe, nal in doing so slipped off.
Fortunatel for bins the t going rather slowly
able clangor in storing fireworks in dwelling-h.stoom
at the and he escaperdnwwit "h
only • few slight
situated in the middle of a street. The danger was not
so mush from the actual sale as in the storing, for they i bruise.
wire liable to he explosled by any trivial accident.
Formerly, the sale of fireworks was open to anybody,
but now • 'house had to be obtained from the Town
Council, in order that they might consider the dream-
stances, and take preccotions for the safety of the
public. Ile directed attention to the recent explosion
at Bayswater, and suggested as fireworks were so
dangerous a commodity they should not grant any
license, to promote their sale in Isom/ester. lie made
this suggestion limply on public grounds.
The MAYOR saiil another consideration presented it.
self. The sale of fireworks was by no meths a matter
of Public neeeadty, and was associated with • Hato of
things on the Rh November which had been to the
nthithitants and particularly to the magisitratea • great
deal of trouble. It led to groat danger and some riotous
therms. The granting of • lioense for the sale of fire-
works was to some extent a unction of their use, sled
if used harmlessly noboiy would object, hut unfortu-
nately the letting oil of fireworks led to the assembling
of a lot of people and a state of things approaching a
riot. The magistrates had now determined to take step*
to identify any one who played with fireworks in the
streets, and they armee send them to Quarter Sessions.
They bad tried lenioney, but Sr to the present time it
did not seem to have had any eilect, and therefore some
other moths must be tried.
Mr. BISHOP remarked that when leak year several
boys were brought before the Bench for letting off fire-
works, they stated they bought them at Mrs. Rogers's
we that it aepeareil that but for the facility they had
given for getting fireworks by granting a license these
things would not have hatpened.
Mr. YERNOS took • different view of the matter. He
thought the intention of the legislature in giving
facilities for getting licenses was to prevent the manu-
facture and storing to private houses, and all the dangers
attending it.
Mr. MEV/IMB thought muting • license appeared
something like sanctioning the use of fireworks.
Mr. BISHOP suggested that the parties guilty of • broach
of the law in connection with fireworks were those who
granted Resumes for their sale.
Alderman °ALP' w objected to that doctrine. He should
net like to admit that they were repressible for all that
took piths in consequence of licenses they granted.
Mr. BISHOP thought the argument should be kept to
the thee to which it applied. Ile could bring forward
tholes of boy. under 14 who had bought fireworks at Mrs.
Rogers's.
The Tows CLERK mid the Act set forth that fireworks
should not be sold to persons "apparently" under 16.
In reply to a ilhotioo, the TOWN CLERK said they
could refuse to grant • Incase to Mrs. Rogers. and if
she liked, she amid apply to the Court of Quarter
Seasione
Ur. BISHOP said his only object was to secure the
public safety, and he proposed " That in the opinion of
this Council it is hathrdons that fireworks thookl be
stored for late in dwelling-houses or shops L 3 the public
streets, and that no license for the sale of inch fira-
words be granted."
Mr. T. Burerrr seconded.
Mr. Vsagoe proposed saki] amendment that a lilense
be granted to Mrs. Rogers, on condition that she storm
the same in a place apart from her dwelling-house.
Mr. Gregory said be would second it.
Mr. LOCK inquired if anything had occurred stone last
year to ju- .ify • re( used of the license.
Mr. CCRME observed that severe' boys were brought
before the Bench last year for letting off fireworks which
they slid they bought at Mrs. Rogers's.
There was some conversation as to what would be
meant by a "place apart from the premises," and on
Mr. Lock wiring he wouhl second the asnendtmot if
that condition were omitted, it was done.
On the amendment being submitted there voted for
it Mr. Vernon, Mr. lock, Mr. Gregory, and Mr, Galpin.
Seven were against.
The license was therefore refused.

STAL BI DOE.
A RVALITOW WES reeently direevored by the work-
men excavating for the foundation of Mr. Collins' new
shop and premises. Owing to the position in 'bleb it
was found, and its not being more than two or three
inches under the stone door of the old &op, It it
supposed that year' ago mule one must have met with
an untnuely and.

CATTIziTOCR.
SCHOOL OPLIMIG. The new national school was
opened with considerable ceremony on Tuesday last.
The building. which is of emicretø. consists of a school-
room riof . by 18fe. in the clear, a niece-room 16f1 by
lift., aud • ceboolinaster's honae containing six moms,
as well as the neeee.,ary offiees and appurtenances. The
work hoc been admirably done by the contractors,
Mews Jones cml Whiteman/ Mr. Brooking acting as
clerk id the works. The site was given by the lord of
the Manor, (I. 1). W. Dishy, of onorborne Castle
who also contributed P. 150 towartis the building. The
coat of the work will be about 1.:1,1%)0. Service was
held in the church at noon, when there was a large
attendance. The Rev. lit• flunkey, of Maiden Newton,
preached an excellent eermou front Proverbs xxxix., 5.
The 1t... F. Salmon, Rev. Prebendary Bradley, and the
Rev. K. if. Barnes also took part in the service. At
the luncheon provided by the rooter and Mini Barnes in
a marquee on the rectory lawn, there was • large
attendance, and sevenll speeches were made. The work.
men who had been engaged on the building were pro.
sided with • dinner in a tent near the antiool. The
Maiden Newton band played • selection of music daring
luncheon. Dancing, cricket, and other amusements
were engaged in during the afternoon ; and in the
evening there wee • concert an the school•honee. The
school children hail • tea on Wednesday.

WAREHAM.
Toe NEW TOWN. HALL Al D CORI EX CRAIG L —We
learn that tn. draft contract prepared by the Town
Clerk (Mr. Freeland Filliier) to be entered into between
the Mayor for the time being, who is the lame in trust
of the hall, on behalf of the Corporation and his
suomasors in office, and Hamra Hinry Rest, George
Hibbs, and John Beer, the builders who have taken the
contract for the erection of the now Townliall and Corn
Exchange, was formally submitted to • special meeting
of the Corporation held last Friday, and the terms of it
•pproved subjoct to some modification. A great many
unofficial newspaper paragrapha bare appeared Mont
the time of commencement and otherwim, but no one is
answerable for this ; and thom who are resporoible have
to provide for a great many contingencies which cannot
be Overlooked, however desirous all may bete see • new
Townhall and good Corn Exchange, an well as get the
benefit of it when provided by other people. Thome who
have to oarry out the rrogresame are doing and will do
their beet in the matter.

POOLE.
Thi MATOICEI Dikkut.—The worthy mayor of Poole
(William Pearce, Esq.), whose term of Oboe has nearly
expired and who intends to retire from public life in
November next, gene a sumptuous dinner at the
Antelope llotel. ou Friday evening lard. The following
gentlemtn were present "--The Mayor (Mr. Pearce) in
the cbair, the sheriff (Mr. W. Aldridge) in the vice-
chair, the Rev. J. A. lAwsoll. the Rev. George Morgan,
Aldermen Gosse, Styring, Rogers and Belben ; Coun-
cillors Lacy, Wood, Oakley, Farmer. Adel, Jennings,
Stone, Penney. Barden, Conway, Hudson, Hamilton,
Belben ; Dr. Crab'', Dr. Turner, Mr. Travers, Mr.
Argent Mr. Bnehanon, Mr. S. Le ein, Mr. Furnell, Mr.
G. Aldridge, Mr. J. Blade,
V.
K. Welch. Mr.
Scott, M:. C. Hill and Yr. W. Yaks and Mr. W.
N.
Tbiselton.

PITDDLETOWN.
ICEADINGIIWITH lIRSIC.—OR Friday eveauag *VDDight
gr,t :4 e •frief ..1 then !Merl-444z int en,led 1., la,
given in thistillage danna u.n ...hat 1a...,
wiami•nann. whirl, with the kllalittral vier 1111114tratet1 ny Al%
J. limner.. .4 ihatarnai Manor-home, was again Omani al tin
diapool .4 the ansitintlan. The unfavourable Ml:attar that
prevailed clewing the etnning preteltheil a ga..-M number of
perrnit• frns.t a liatolite being prelant ; inewithatandirtg, there
tins a fair atternia, re :4 the vtilazer, mint th,ne .4 the Inane.
hi b...! Mr J. U. Rainer we.. in hir uatiaily
happy and kept the mnlienen ii, lantrlita, during
rudine The Rat F. E. Farman r par.. wan liwortily re-
mised. anfl Mr. liulat, tea. rapturourly em-orta 41cr reading
orieetimia faun the Itet .W. Hamm\ .1la• 1,. the lanrwt
dialect. Mr. Collin., :he -eh...! itta.ter, resolthe affecting ntnry
thc li,. Ear," a.s4 e•t0.e041.,/ it. Matlifil..; ati alauistakaalac
tr.bute of appr ,bati,n. The nventlyalenneJ !was, hand Unit
Mir opportunity ain. a.king •to flr4 appearane, in public..
‘...1 the pironure.. et the et ening we, 'wale ettlfilsoal 1,. It.
pert, awalaw,,. The inin•il matto Wert prutihis Auk: lit the Jana.
oh., lealprii uinntit cut. ...ouched" by their nwpectod nelaml•
maftf;r, and the foal:01am acrt gilets *Alt ,flaat
,if than, brim, oAlrinauch.,l. Die wa. the pa-
grannue:—Brow Band, -Th.., Et ening 1k11•" Elfin
Revelry ;" reading, Fairy Tale," Mr. ; part song,
nitrubm ."(eite.,ml). win. abet, 'A Di,ertation
Roma pig,- In tlarhn Lamb), Rev. F. R Freemen :
onutc "Ti.. 11,rec Tjtus (enenne.l), Mr. W. Tnue,;
reachna. ••Thv Lat ('bill." Mr. J. G. Reymer I,rom band.
" rmatanti•ill.. tonadriEr ;" reading. valertinna fn.at Barn,.
I...ene,.if, t. Ywitt •.• : re. ltatl /11•. ; "Salta) the
Marry Strain" nal •• flan ant Jinni," nehrntibuyi ; rewling,
•' Fun' I:ar." Mr. ; brans lend. " .t,tk Mantua" p,11,11
Att, altiong the Antla.lo Um. arparatal
highly g atified with the treat *frontal then.