The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

street, who, it appears, has lately been advertising fore
wife. The advertisement having caught the so nt
certain wags, riot In the "coaching" line, they wrote •
letter to the addrms indicated, which resulted in an in-
tercliaoge of carte de vieites, and it Jub-equent appoint.
meet for a meeting at R o'clpbk, un'Harnhein
True to the aypoioted time the gay Lothario amok
plodding up the Hill, when, to his intense astonish.
scent, there sprang up trent the RILL as suddenly
as aid the Clan-Alpine warriors of Roderick Ma.
, • crowd of boys, by whom he was received with
shouts of laughter. Armed with tin pots and kettle.,
they oommeneed playing him home, rift Ramer-street,
and the Close. Here, they were slightly intesrupted
the appearance of the Close 000 stable, who, armed with
a stick, oommenoed an attack on the hand, and me-
ceeded in carrying off some of the instruments.
Ultimately the wifeseeker sought and obtained protec-
tion at the police-station. At length, when all was
quiet, he returned borne, • sadder, and we hope a wiser
ruan.—Communicated.

MARRIAGE OP Beat, GRA/MLLE.—On Tuesday mom.
jog, the marriage of the Earl Granville, Lord Pt...idiot
of the Council, with Miss Campbell, youngest daughter
of the late Mr. Walter Campbell a Islay, was
solemnised at St. Mary's parish amid), Kensington.
The church was orowded, and among the oongregstion
were numerous friends of his lordship, besides the
relatives of both families. The religions ceremony was
performed by the vicar, the Venerable Arehdesese
Sinclair. There were also present Sir John dote_ n„
Bart., kLP., Hon. Frederick Levisob GOWee, Lard
Henry Gordon Lennox, Lady Jane Walsh and Mike,.
Walsh, Mrs. Campbell, Mr. and Mn, I). Bromley, he.
Mr. Campbell, brother of the bride, entertained the
wedding party at breakfast at kilddry Lodge, Campdeia
Hill, Kensington. In the afternoon the zurble reel and
his bride left town for Dover en reale for the Continent.
The Earl Granville, who has been a widower since IN%
is in his fiftieth year, and his bride in her eighteesth
year.

DISOBEYING TIM ORDER OP • CATTLE INIPICTOI.
—At the county petty sessions os 'Tuesday, Jaines
White, a sergeant in the Salisbury polies forth, sad
one of the Inspectors of Nuisances, was summoned fee
"that he wilfully and knowingly did offend against •
sertain order or regulation, bearing date the lith
August last, duly made by the Lords of Her Majesty's
Most Hon. Privy Conseil, by then and there not bury-
ing a certain bullock which had died of an Infectious
and contagious disorder called the settle plague, alt „
Milford, although he had been directed to bury tbsteld
bullock by Mr. Thomas Aubrey, en inspector
appointed to
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appeared to support the information, and Mr.
C. M. C. Whatman conducted the defense. —After
hearing evidence, Lord Folkestone said : We find that
White did allow the fat and hide to be taken away sod
disposed of, but we tbink he did it inadvertently, and
not with an improper motive. The penalty is L'2o or
three months' imprisonment, but as it is the first ease
we have had of the sort—taking everthing into coo-
sideration—believing that It was done through
inadvertence, we fine him 20s. and costs, or in default
of distress 21 days' imprisonment.
AT AN ORDINATION held in the Cathedral Church of
Salisbury, by the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, on Sunday,
the 24th September, the following amongst others were
admitted into holy ordera. Deacons :—Bernard Richard
Body, M.A., Magdalen Hall, Oxford, licensed to the
curacy of Holy Trinity, Trowbridge, Wilts, William
Gordon Cole, M. A., Trinity College, Oxford, licensed
to the ouracy of Bare Regis with Moisten, Dorset.
William Barnard Humphrey, 8.A., Magdalen Hall,
Oxford, licensed to the curacy of Warminster, Wilts.
Alfred Pontifex, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge,
licensed to the curacy of Cheverell Parra, Wilts.
Edward (Paden, 8.A., I3alliol College, Oxford. (by
letters dimissory from the Lord Biahop of Ely).
Priests :—The Rev. Charles Hubert Burrows, RA., St.
John's College, Cambridge, and curate of Wilton and
Nethertiampton, Wilts. The Be,. Robert Dell, /LA.,
Corpus Christi Collars, Cambridge, lionised to the
curacy of Marlborough St. Mary, Wilts. The Rev.
William Henry Harrison, 8.A., St. David's College,
Lampeter. and curate of Buikington, Wilts. The Rev.
Charles Frederick Hawkins, B. A., Trinity Congo,
Cambridge, and curate of Great Bedwyn, Wilts. The
Rev. Charles Swainson, BA., Christ Church., Orfords
and curate of Wilton and Netherhampton, Wilts. The
Rev. John Watherston, 8.A., Saint Edmund Hall,
Oxford, and curate of Pitton and Farley, Wilts.

LAVERSTOCK.
A sinuous Fru occurred on Saturday night AS
Laverstook, about a mile from Salisbury. Sons
obildren, playing with matches, set fire to • quantity
of straw in a " skilling" adjoining • ban a belonging
to Mr. H. Cooper, a solicitor of Salisbury, and in •
very short time two barns, containing •
quantity of barley, three wheat.rioka. one oat-124,
two or three hay-ricks, a granary, the bailiff's house,
three cottages, and other property to the value of
upwards of £2,000, were destroyed. Only four
sacks of corn were saved out of the whole of this
year's produce of Mr. Cooper's farm. Some of the
poor cottagere lost everything but the clothes they
were wearing at the time. Mr. Cooper's loss is
covered by insaranoe.