The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25 00:00:00

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ENGLAND Meeting, in the vicinity of
PLYMOUTH, Dgvosrene, nod eroganounn. in th• Ir"k
eeencing Mk JULY, 1855.
ANNgrand la Pause by the SOCLITY, and
by the Lena. Oommrrrsz and BILEIDIRB for
Snow, and
440 for AORIVULTURAL IMPLY:MINT&
For Prins labsets and particulars, apply to
H. HALL DARE, Eng., Seere_teryt
12, Hanover Square, London, W.
Entries of Implemato close lit May.
Stook „ lit Juno.

ASSOCIATION of CHURi
PAST and PRESENT.—NO"
GIVEN, that the THIRD ANY
MEETING of this Assocdation will
MASONS' HALL, on Wednesday,
Seven o'dlook pm.; CHA
RL
sq.in the Chair.
By order, HUGH WILLIAM,
Vie atteodanoe of the Clew le
with that of all post and present
Vail, Nam, ikt Tu- - - •

!Secretary.
• solicited,

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arsetobt rt.
I DORCHESTER.
ajw eitai KARIM, Saturday‘—eat
less frealy at to-day's market: Trade dim at
114 week's priesw-s-Grinding bailey realised 6d. per
quarter In advance of late quotations. Small demand
for nide lb consequence of the fine weather and
abundance of gran.
COUNTY Pouce, April 18. —Before E. Pearce, Be
—David Dicker, brought up in custody, charged with
being drunk and incapable on the previous night, at
Stamford, was fined ss.

Tel MANUFACTURII OF PAMIL—We are gratified to
atate that the machinery Which has been placed in the
old cloth factory at tionde Mill 3 fiir the illanaliotere
of a pulp for making paper ftildi fir Irma, is now lb
Operation, and that Mine steeliest sampLes bate been
lirodticha.

INTIRKATIONAL RIPORNATORT EliliviTrog. The
Agricultural Hall, Islington, is to be opened by FL& 11.
the Prince of Wales, on Friday, May 19th, 1865, and
oonMened MIT r,
.22; 22; 24, 25 as an International
Reformatory Exhibition. We have re•mived the pro-
gramme of arrangements, which M very attractive. It
Seems that • display of the industrial produpts of Re-
, Twig, wee first attempted in 18118. Bit
; Ptinee Olionsort, to *horn the
o 1 1 *as so largly Indebted both for
Aisle and it. sueoess, extended also to the exhibition
In 1856 his kind patronage, and while carefully inspect.
jog the various articles then exhibited, manifest ed by
his inquiries the interest he felt in the efforts to reform
the criminal and assist the destitute. The managen of
reformatories, refugee, and industrial schools throughout
the world are now invited to bring together s
of their industrial coroduots. Such responses have bees
made as to show that this will be One of the largest and
most interesting &Inactions Of industrial work ever
*Beth% together. the countries represented include
England, Sootland, Ireland. Austria, Beden, Belgium,
• Canada, Egypt, France, Italy, Malts, Netherlands,
Prussia, Saxony, Switserland, United Mates, Wurtem-
burg, do. An important feature of the exhibition will
be the workshops and workroom., which will be fitted
up so as to occupy the whole area beneath the spacious
gallerie• of the Agricultural Hall, and will also he
erected around a large central trophy. In these
several hundred boys and girls arid work at thel;
respective trades and occupations throughoqt the
exhibition. Of machines and implements A, Work there
will be steam imagines Ind circular taws, bootthakirs'
sewing Machines, tailors' sewing machines, tamers'
lathes, printing presses, smiths' forges, carpenters'
benches, sewing machines, bread-making machines,
gas ovens and stoves, and the hand employments seen in
operation rope-mat and net makers, paper bag and
envelope makers, rag sorters and rag twitter; broom
and brush makers, croquet makers, firewood makers,
chair mender', sack and bag mekers, blacking and ink
makers, shoe-blacks, bricklayers, glaziers, tailor, and
shoe makers, brisk and tile makers, basket makers,
straw workers, pillow lace makers embroiderers,
waahing and Ironing, knitting and netting, and needle-
work of all kinds, We mention all these at ilhistratiVe
of the uses to which the human waste and
juvenile depravity cif social life may be &inverted ;
reminding Dorset readers in Partilitr that they have
In their midst, at Melbouipe St. ndiew; orie of the
MOO AUOOOIIO ry al reformato elpe melits Of the day,
thank' to the exertions Of Mr. J. C. MIIIIII3EL
THIC AhcOhOtlltAL Disifroste.—A meeting of the
load ctimmittee was held on the 17th inst. J. Bunk
Req., the hon. secretory of the institute, attended, and
observed that the annual ineatinp of the institute con-
sisted of three main divisions : papers to be read upon
subjects of historical or archaeological interest connected
with the county; • temporary museum of objects in
connection with or illustrative of the history sod anti.
quities of the loaality ; and exenrsions to view the meet
Interesting monuments or places of interest On each
of those points the local committee oottld afford most
valuable help. At his suigestion, the ftillOwing gentle.
re men we appointed su eottittiittees in the places
nemed4 for the Strode° forwarding the *Wilts Of the
Hercheater oommittee °Duo:, jAk; and
Res. Prebendary Broadliti; Blindford, o n O.
Maned, Esq., Meant. Diitileit ind Shipp; yme,
'tele. Dr. Hedges,; Stierlierne, Rey. k Hannon, Bey.
R. and Ffooks, Eeq. • Wareham, F.
Ftlltiir, &q., and C. 0. Bartlett, kali.; Swanage
an and Oorfe, Bey. L. Lester, d v. Eldon
Bente"; Poole, W. W. Aldridge, Esq., and Penny,
E.g.' Wimborne, Key. C. Onslow and Rev. Dr.
Fletcher; Weymouth, J. Coode, Esq., Mr. Groves, and
Mr. Demon; Shaftesbury, Bev. J. J. Iteynolda,snd W.
E. Bnrridge, Esq. On the subject of it Was
felt impossible definitively to them till the
director of that brelieh, the Rev. B. ill, bed carefully
, considered the subject, and gone over most of the
Itiound. Sherborne would take • whole day; Wareham
,and Corte Castle a whole day; Wimborne Minster,
Milton Abbey, Cerne, and Abbotabury Amild be seen.
It was decided that the last week in July would he a
suitable time for the meeting. The accommodation for
holding the opening inciting, and that for reading
papers were considered, and Mr. Bunt thanked the
Mager for the obliging manner in which the convenient
FToiof the corporation had been plaoed at the dia.
ef the institute. We undernand that the office
* president has been iooepte4 by the Bost Ifohle
Marquis of Camden, E.(L., the president of the
stkjety, ,
TWISANCT--A meeting for the Fromultion Of
•Iremperanoe principles in this town an neigh rhodd
•was bold on Tuesday,April 16,in thb ish school-room.
hd tea meeting took piece, followed by a public meeting,
ft which the Rev. W. Barnes, rector of Came, presided.
In his introductory remarks the rev, chairman observed
that if they wished to have peace of soul7peace with
God eadymee with man-•-peace with their own eon-
!Mem mad pesos at their own heartha—they must
*as Au fat foe of all mace, beostge the Ide el All
nl-ennees. Pig Raw before him many
Voteen; and he 4sits very glad to see them, because if
Were was one evil in the lend which, most likely,
more than all others had brought misery upon the
woman—upon the wife and mother, it was the evil of
stronirdrink. No tongue couldtell what, sorrows had
, been borne by women owing* that Vent foe of human
poem Of enures they teat take higher ground than
Rant pf worldly *cell in their advormay of temperance;
bleb, lia4ilsg lately spoken at more than one place upon
the "House and Rome Life," he would say if working
men desire to have better abodes In which they them-
selves should t aye better health, and in. which they

of addict...44a was one way. of awkimplialliss that.
Itild4-,-.- WOO, It Wes to taking, traperinae, Thins -
wOrting man wottld fitldi ILIWr I thort, lames Cat
temperanee, thst ha battik bib Orgkixic4Mt the gllveg)leff .
that *Mile tibia& to hit wffe lad children • better
ottiA —• plane of better health and greater hopefulness.
*r.
Campbell, i deputation Mani the National Tern-
Pinar Lessee, than addressed the meeting at eon.
le With in sa intern/Um and tsEing style.
~ the agent of the Waders Temperiutes
4, fiang irevemil temperance melodies, recited" Thp
in 'lead," and "The Lifeboat," and !PAO lirtne:
posy
vete of thaeks to the speakers and the Rev. W.
fer_peesidiag, tannimaW the pfehasthngs.
CoMMMTeilk ?Be Meow 001:1617 Geor.. —Swim* :
Al* Edwards, MIAs, • shawl at Bridport.-
1 John Haag. allimpt to murder at Portland.—
, lArkessr : Ric Garter, and Charts* Barton,
at Sterminater Marshall, 1 month; Thomas
Candler , leaving nerviest at Cerne Abbas, 21 days& Mary
'llllllEalbey, assault at Portland, 2 months; Priv K y elley,
I IrapserlY el literminster Mawtok, I Month ; John
, Hall, 'tiering it fithlbitry Abbas, 14 day,; Edward
Lyn*, valfratiffr at Bridport, 1 month; Jseso Giles,
stalfin.M at Bglalsertg 6 month.; Edward Satehell,
vignmey at Dorchester, 14 days; George Chapman,
stealing lead at Sherbonte, 3 months:JlMA:ls eliward,
stealing calico at Shaftesbury, 2 rkonths. __ ._.
DOW:MUMS DIVISIoNAL P4ITTT trr, Siam,
BALL, , ,Apidl V. .--. Belem /dept.
Trerli4:l
;alan:met; .E. Saunders, Faci ~ A
.j.O '. '
~ and Captain VrAliesna '. ,11v.....
%NNW,. Wensket. Albrilietrift,lNfte. S
pewliaN was summoned for having fpdr unjust WWII
'
In his goselerriosi.—He was lined letillfgairlis ; the
?eights to be forfeited. Defendant tbengEkthis rather
"tight" for a first offence.—The Chairmen told him
that he was liable to • fine of Eli—Defendant said h•
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would not phi it then.—The Chearmat
to prison, in default.
get the moue.,
Hioaw •
hawker.

volt vest 1,0
in This indsoed him to imitledisiely
money.
MAT OtetittOftott. William Stevanoon,
r, of Wareham, WU summoned for leaving
and cart in the highway st Tolptiddls, April
-- in *harm of it The horse
_ _ for half•aquile from the plods
It was left. 'endant said he tad Mien Barry-
omeipt to cottsgpa it the top of the hill,
Asti T OA tin about a man who id a
drop down crefid.—ile was fined 10c., including
Costa.

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SUOOTING.--Edward Arnett Cloves, azoa
enian of 12, was brought up in mato& -
shooting a swan, the property of
ole tha Earl of Ilebeetor, at T '
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