The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

Tun Lord Bishop of Salisbury has recently issued
a pastoral letter to the clergy of the diocese. request-
ing them to make collections in their respective
churches in aid of the minions of the church.

Ma. SPINICIT'S CONCIRT. ^OO MOoclll7 arising,
the choir of St. Peal's, Fieberton, under thedireotion
of Mr. Spinney, gave their lougliromised oonoert,
and were honoured by a large and fuhionahle
andienoe. The mask ohne= was of • [ilia0•1400001
and interesting ohmmeter.

CAMBRIDGE LAVAL EXLMINATION.-At the recent
local examination in connection with the University
of Cambri,l.o, H. R. Tiffin (son of Mr. W. F. Tiffs,
of this city), took • second class certilloate in
honours in the junior division Tbe successful
candidate (who I. only just lb) was educated by the
it.,. E. Howland, at the Ballabary Cathedral School.

CITY PitrY Busio•s, Moaday.—Preeent Tb•
Worebipfal the Mayor, J. C. Wheeler, W. Fawcett,
F. Atterood, and T. W. Gilbert, &q.v.—Henry
Bungay was summoned by Mr. Superintendent
Coldcw, at the instanos of the Rev. Sydney Turaer,
Her Majesty's Inspector of Reformatories, to show
cause why he should not contribute towards tlie
eupport of his daughter, now an inmate of the
Easter Reformatory.—Re was ordered to pay Is. •
week.

Tn• Fienerron BAZAAR —A large meeting of
ladies interested in the irtboAning Fisherton
Bauer, was held in the Infant Sohoolmoni, Fisher.
ton, on Monday last, whim the superintending ladies
rif the various districts into which the parish has
been divided for the purpose of canvassing,
announced that they had received work, either
finished, or newly so, to the amoont of £6O. so that
there is already every prospect of the bazaar being •
good and iuocessful one. Sonic donations in money
were also anoouooed, and more would be thankfully
received by the Rev. W. H. Bodin, escrstaiy, or
Miss Headley, treasurer.

COUNTY PUTTY Sessions, Tuesday.— Preeent
Viscount Folkestone, B Hinzmaa. Fog., and R. A.
Ferryroan, Reg.—Thomas filmorgnid was summoned
for cutting and stealing underwond, value 4d., the
property of George E. Eters, Feici. . at Brame/taw.
He pleaded platy, and was sentenoed to • months
impneonment with hard labour. He had been
previenaly caught steeling wood belonging to Mr.
Eyere, and forgiven --Charles Niamey, Charles
Canning*, and William Rherlook, laboorers, of
Idminatons, were summoned for using language
calculated to lead to a breach of the peace, towards
Jane Perritt. They were ordered to dnd sureties
to the amount of .£lO, to keep the peace fur 12
months—Frederick Thick, of Bower Chalke,
pleaded guilty to tnepsesing in pursuit of rabbits.
on land belonging to the trustee. of the Earl of
Pembroke, tea Sunday laat.—ife was fined 40e, and
costs, or a mouth's imprisonment.

COPTIIMATIONN 111 1867. —Tim Right Rev. Um
Lord Riehop of Salisbury purposes holding °mime,
tines during the present year at the undermentioned
planes, se follows :
Downtou April 4
Salisbury Cathedral April 11
Salisbury, 8. Martin's ... ... April 14
Reaminster Msy 17
Dorchester, All Santa May n
Loostleet May 23
Marlborough, 8. Peter's .. June 1
Marlborough College... jog. 1
Salisbury, 8. Edmund's July 7
Warminster July 8
Dermas— ..., July 15
Sherburne 5ch001.........5ept. 15
Sherborne Abbey ... Sept. 15
Shaftesbury Sept. 16
Wimburne Sept. 22
Blandford ... Sept 23
POTHICARY'II BANK ROPTCY.-1 the Loudon

Bankruptcy Court, on Wednesday, George Pothecary
described es formerly of Andover, innkeeper and
spirit merchant, and now of Riaherton Anger, carry•
ing on the burner of a cheese, bacon, hop, and
malt factor, applied to pass his examination and for
his order of discharge. Mr. Ernest Reed and Messrs.
Taylor Hoare, and Taylor. Great Junes-street,
appeand fur the assignees, and Mr. A. D.Bmithf,r he
bankrupt, whose "Statements of Accounts" disclosed
the following results, namely Dr —To creditors
unsecured (mime assignment). £232 Os. 10d. •' ditto
(before amignment), £304 7a 9d.; creditors bolding
security, f 1230 ; ditto to he paid in full, ill 3.. 61.;
surplus (11 any), £3lB 3e. 10d.; total. £2127 16..
Cr.—By debtors, rod, £3 Ils.; ditto, doubtful,
.C 4 134; property gives op to 11111117110014 £120; ditto
in the bands of creditors, £2,000; total, £2127
lgs. The tionkrni,t's expenditure was put do en
at .£l3O per annum, and his unsecured creditors
reside at Salisdury, Fisherton, Redbridge, and
Andover, and the only creditor bolding security is
Mr. Charles Dew, solicitor, Salisbury—cub ad.
vassord. £1,250; holds policy of lustrous) for £997;
a reversionary interest of £650 upon the death of
Elisabeth Scamoull, aged about 70, under Isaac
Potheoary's will; mortgage of four house at
Leunington ; also *Payment of property at Fisher.
ton, consisting of cottages, malt-house, dwelling-
bolus, stores, and look, and other property
previously inortgsgsd to Mr. Lomb, of Andover,
and the Wilt, and Dorset Bank, and valued at
£2,000. The bankrupt's "statement" oontsined
the following Mr. Dew was to have all my
creditors under the assignmant the sum of 75. 6d. in
the pound. He paid most of them except those in
times acconnts."—Mr. Reed said the ildleigoollll
wished for further time to investigate the bankrupt's
transactions with Mr. Dew, with liberty to examine
M.. Dew if neosseary. The Court concurred, and
adjourned the sitting until the 25th of March.