The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

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BRIDPORT.
•EINTPTING NSW'. —Arrive/a : September 12, Spider
Yacht, Jackson, Weymouth, behest; 18, &movies, Gale,
Plymouth, timber.-3,ilings : 11, Junior, Nato:tan,
Lyme, general 13, Bidder yacht, Jackson, Dartmouth,
ballast.
lixeuealos. —Sir hours of lifis in Bristol was afforded
the large slumber of persons who aysiled themselves of
the special train last .l'uesday from. our terminus. The
hay erty was en fete on the occasion, it being the
opening day of the Working Ken's Industrial Exhibition.
A minima of the members of the kfelplaiah Agricul-
tural Society was held at Mr. Loggia's office at Bea-
minder, en Tuesday, to consider the desirability of
postponing the show of stock this year owing to the
sattk plague. As it has not shown itself in any pert of
, the district, the committee cannot be too highly com-
mended for taking every precaution to prevent its
, intreduation emooget we. It will be sees by advertis-
smut that the show is postponed till October 3L

WORLII AN'S HOLIDAIL—This ill the new* when en-
players grow liberal andlreethaesi make merry, slipping
ler • thief period out if the red rat its which they hare
~.__brell driving OD niVl-100g year. On Saturday, Messrs.
T. lisieneell aitA Co. gave their workmen a holiday,
' end provided them with the wherewithal to visit Wily-
' mouth, mind also to obtain the rrtreshmente for which
the journey and the "outing" by the seaside was an ad-
mirable preparative. About 200. including the wives of
the workmen, enjoyed the eseundos.
Till Qefeene—Mesers. Caseell, Fetter, and Galpin,
have jest issued the first number of a new series of
ll* ciebrer." It is printed on fine toned paper, the
.metter it eastains is aduarably written while it is both.
eiderteedug and instruetive, and the engravings are et
if greet excellence. Th• first n nether contains five
leluiptemier atide euttilted "The Family llonthi," 'coo-
trthated by tint eminent authoress Mrs. C. Li: Balfour.:'
white .prowlises to be of ninth interest; We auldelopfts
for the sew series an extensive circulation.' Thhes
de-sirens el onioyiag "The Quiver.' may *Main it. he
. weekly or 'monthly parte at Mr. F. Tucker?* library,
-lleuthetreet.
') SW, ' hell&
.tive 'here theiltt Ifac‘a°rilferriklielinii7ritiiltifilt
their institutions -here bootie are lent to reed feet
thousands, sad villages their pariah libraries fa ithei
few. Bat this. anis do not represent the
made for the reading mania that prevails. rn7•411147,
flown of importance individuals are to be found—isome
of them bibitethanlass, others simpiy speculative trailed=
men—who collect a stock of eAheabio and readable
hooka, ARA post the poblie me of dawn, for • smell•
iOw This is Ma OM at Beidport, lane Mr. F. Tucker
him en . estensive-mad well-asserted libtaryouid, times
who are in marsh of. •a, old sad rare book at theilistedi.
sessatiosed morel, we advire to apply at the .
eMee aids° IWepreis, hi South-street.
MIN, EDWARD G. Fizonz, of Bridport, appeali
sit (says Tke Reader) to establish his right to the'
p of "The true Legend of St. Ptliostan andi
r
, Tit ; /littering how the Horan flitemilame to he,
ktpw
* charm against Witchcraft," a balled, published.
, some year* ago. It appears that the writer of the
article on "Holiday Makers," is the Mom of last
Saturday, has mistaken the poem for one of the
Ingoldsby Legends. However flattering to Mr.
Flight the imputation may be, be is naturally.-
anxious to have his own again. As a matter at '
literary police we publish this correction of the Press.
Ancitiatr.—Tbe last field day for the asseoniir
the Eyesore Archery Club will take piece on..
Tuesday, the! 25th inst. Several prison *ill ' be,
wavelet, for. Among them there will be-allibeg..44
IMO and gentleman 'ti prize for the MOM grisiivi
score 01) the four field dap of the season • second; syl
. el and gentleman's prize for the highest number I
f fits on the four field days ; third, a lady's 11
gentleman's prize let the highest score made on t ' :
,dast.field day; fourth, • straiwir's prise (lady's an 1
gentleman's) to be shot for os the last field day;
kd
'fifth, • lady's prim, to be given by Copt Sullen foe
the hest gold of the day. ,
TRII ORURCKWAIDINS MTh BILL-81110110D.—" An
,Inhabitant" says :—" Your readers Will have observed
1 that for some weeks the bells of the parish church been
not been rung, and such of than ea see your Rid
sontemperary will probably thive reed there meither,
letters on the subject from the churchwardens and,
ringers. I have myself perused these, to _lmm, if
pesisible, why I am not to hear our belle, and I must
own that I cannot diseover any sufficient cause. There
bertainly mans, according to the ringers' story, to have
Noce some sight difference between the rector Ana
lessalves • but, as far se I can learn, not sufficient till
the it woe'eb while to quarrel. I have no doubt atm,
lid be taken in totem to avoid all ecesaion of offeacm,
x fits rester. As to the shanoliwardens, the Tingles,
it to bins, no emnplaint to urge against them.,
they hi their published letter speak in the highest
of the respestable character of the ringers; apd
heard them use the NMI* language respecting
• --ac There /mem, to me 4101g0Te to re-
`-." tvidivil should

from our
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both

IF ales •'1
(Writhreigaget.drillert WU onamerosely
eel emetilig Itegslealbeeists at the Bail Hotel, es
sew foothill, soder the readies*, d Mr.. J.
for the eleopeestal tereeke, Meteek leweasi
Y. 118434 1000 4111Wil ki death throu4h the

aid Cattle As;uranoe Asecielatio7t • and that A
ted persom-assissgrawit-bl4lls-lisidport and
ag44•46-51. the welgatiollis
bolailinfof 11. directors includiag "elmrmatrile
alum qaoroaa-4. That met; member Abell,
'mins to join the satiety, pay IcL. thelit'
not propoeed to be awar,d, towards preliminary
,nee,.-4. That all lowa shall be paid qusrtertyr
thst a call shall be aide by the directors
y at the
months to meet " Ist lam
aunt lel
to the
of the

claims 1

in days of the &its of the call. 7. Essay
give six months' notice of his intention to
to be • member of the association. 8. That no
for a greater amount than the call
the beard of,direotors. 9 That the
to sue any member for
iat the directors be not
sal at more than £l5.
as of any animal be that
tbe animal was worth at the time that it was at-
ked by the disease which caused its death, less 20
neat; provided always that the lam do not exceed
amount assured. 12. That an inspector shall be
'Milted by the board of directors, who shall give a
. . .
distill an t• the i
owner obsll be ad'
owner *ball not
mal until after 14
n" That -
oars. John

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