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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

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SAD SrteTACUL—Jamtot Jones. the nrifortunate hey
who was dri.wned in the salathiel. We. intsrred in the
%%roe gate eeindery on Saturday rt. s.k. it W3.3s.ppoi•ed
that the luner4 would he disferre.l to give time for
the parnts to attend ;hut they did not arrive until
Monday, when tiler were Ins stets: of distress,
end the peer mother sat by the grave of her lost bay
for some bola'.

DZATII OP A TOMMY naI•PCTILD INHABITANT.— '
Coptain W. Alien, of Portland. has met with death
from the violence of the sea, after having braved it for
many yeera Captain Allen had been long in the foreign
service, hut luul at bud retired, to settle down comfort-
ably at home. On the llth September, however, be
lamented a request from Captain Xiggs, of the Pres
Oodel Lannoy, (•hieh had called is here on her voyage
from (jalatz to Hamburg) to act as pilot for the vessel
to Hamburg. Mr. Sarimm, of the Iteyal Breakwater
Hotel, has received a telegram stating that in the gale
the vessel shipped a ma which washed one milor over-
board, and injured C tptsin Allen. it is supposed' by
knocking him down. The ship arrived on the 23id, and
Captain Allen died at liamborgh on the 24th. Captain
Allen was much beloved by every one, nod groat
sorrow Is ezereaved that he Fbould thus have died when
it was hoped he would have left the sea entirely and
mettle& down on his Income for the remainder of his
days. Ho lost is life, suit is said be has met many
other Imam, in &Anti others good, and his memory
will beaver fresh in Portland.

ATTACK ON A AVAILDKI BY A CONVICT.—On
Tuesday morning ia convict named Ilammond was
reported by Warder Beaumont for using threatening
language, and ass ordered by Principal-Warder Bear-
man to stand out. On this ho struck Warder Beau-
mont in the face with his frit ; hot Mr. Reaffirm
in,tantly knocked him down And hand-culled him.
While waiting to be removed under epeort. he sends
small stone hammer used for driving wedges, and
weighing about 3 lbs., and hurled it with some force
it Warier Besun.nnt, striking him on the cheek.
Warder Curtis then struck him down with a vt,ff
'ma the convict was removed to punishment cell, where
be expressed his regret that he had not succeeded in
his rascally attempt. He will now no doubt have to
gutter • Iliweins ire eorpore rug for this assault, and
, serve the fellow right.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

CHARMINSTEIL

&moor. 'NUT. —On Friday last the children of the
Church Sunday School had their annual treat through
the kindness of R. Devenigh Esq. The day was very
unfavourable, and Mr. Devenish made provision for the
little folks at his house. They met at Mr. C. Cosh's
about three o'clock. and were marshalled in pro-
cession by Mr. Coals arid Mist Gould (who takes an
active part in teaching the children from Sunday to
Sunday, under the superintendence of Mrs. Tucker and
the Misses Tuckef). They marched to Mr. Devenish's,
anti at four o'clock tea was provided to which eighty
children oat down. A bountiful supply of tea, bread
and butter and plow twee wee provided. There were
present.—!l. Devenish, Eau.. Mrs. Deleaish, the Rev.
C. Tooker, Mrs. Tucker, the Misses Tucker, Miss Spinks,
Miss Pettigrew. Mrs. Reed, Mr. J. Davis (the evangeliet),
Mr. C. Cosh. Miss Gould, and Mr.W. J. Tosh, and they
were all very active in ministering to the pleasure of the
children. After tea the ebildren enjoyed themselves
with various games on the lawn, and, at the deco of the
day they assembled in frontof hog e. when the Doxology
was Riven out by Mr. .1. Davis, and sung by the teachers
and (Andress la a very pleasing manner. Mr. and Mrs.
Devenish then presented each child with a large piece
of cake. The National Anthem was sung and three
cheers were given for Mr. and Mrs. Devenish, when the
children dispersed, after spending a very pleasant
afternoon.

FATAL AMU:MM.—An Inquest was held at
the Ban Inn at Burton, on Wednesday morn-
ing, by H. Lock, Fag., deputy-coroner, on the body
of William Woodlands, carter, in the employ
of Mr. Chart. Miller, of Pitub. It appears that
on tbe previous day the deceased, in company with
• boy, came to Dorchester with a load of barley, and
returned carrying • load of oil-cake in the waggon. All
went right until they reached the shepherd's hut, on
the old Sherborne road, when the deceased, who had
been previously walking, got up on the shafts of the
waggon, and drown the horses at a trot down the hill,
which at that spot is somewhat steep, when he Per-
°Seed another waggon laden with furze coining along
the road in the opposite direction, and at once jumped
down in order to guide the horses out of the way of the
other load. In so doing his foot caught, and, although
he steadied himself for a time, the speed of the horse,
prevented him from retaining his bold, and he fell
beneath the wheels, which passed over him, inflicting
stab injuriee that he died almost immediately. The
doosaluul bail been lii the employ of Mr. Miller twelve
months last Lady-day, and leaves • wife and three
children. He wall 27 years of age. Deceased it seems
had no reins in the waggon with which to guide the
horses, and the actident appears to be one of the many
which have resulted from riding down bill on the shafts
of a heavily laden waggon. The jury returned a verdict
of " Aosidentul
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

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TVPIDAY, OCTOBiR n, 14a.
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DORC Fl RSTE

0012188101. 1110220 BY Tll2 LORD LI2I7YOUNT OF
?RI Comirr or Doltawr.—bent. M. C. W. Bingham,
to be Outran, vice Davis, promoted.
Vargas E. Platt, the revising barrister,
held • court at the Shirehall, for the revision of the
lists of voters in this district, on Wednesday morning.
The proceedings were quite formed, and not • single
person was present °aunt the Overseers.
CoLoI4IL NaITIR EITURT, M.P., has been &thing at
Strathspey with the Bight floe John Bright.
GRAND CoNCIRT.—Mr. Boron Smith's annual concert
is announced for this (Tuesday) evening, sad prowl's&
to be as enjoyable and mccessful as in any previous
year.
POCTIOTRY FAIR, Wedneeday.—There was about an
aventv show of sheep awl lambs, the total number
being about 13,01X1. Trade was good at improved prices.
A splendid pen of Down ewes were offered by Mr. .1. C.
Fooks, of Cerne ; and the horn ewes of the Messrs. Mayo
were touch admired. Horn ewes made from 350. to
4N.,; Down ewes, 365. to 46e. ; and lambs ranged from
19a. to 268. Good cart colts made from 25 to -10
guineas.
ACODZST.—Ls Mr. SYmea jun., was retuning from
Dorchester fair to Came Farm, on Wednesday evening,
he received s severe fell from tho horse he was riding, an
Fordington Field, and he laid on the ground stunned
for a considerable time &Bermuda The riderless horse
attracting the attention of some parties in the field,
search WU made, and Mr. Symes wan found in en insen-
sible condition. He wee at once removed home, and
we are happy to lean be it progressing well towards
reereery.
coymyriD TO Tits DORM COMITY PlasOw.—
Sturona : James Vicent and George Hones, assault, kn.,
at Dorchester; Wm Hood Rowell, obtaining money
by false pretence. at Stalbridge.—Hard Lrilxiste
Stephen Dorey, drunk, he., at Wareham, 1 month;
Charles Goodry, Chutes Hole, James Arnold, stealing
apples at Blandford, 1 month; James Riggs, railmnrl
at Piddletown, 14 days; Charles Brown, stealing
Potatoes at Loden, 1 month ; Fred. Wells and Wm.
Short, drunk, he., at Stourpaine, 1 days; Wm. Moore,
vagrancy at Wiraborne, 21 days ; Thomas Mellott,
emelt at Fluelbury Brian, 1 month; James Putford,
assault at Motoombe, 2 months ; War. Seymour, emelt
at Clifton Mabank. 14 days; Fred. Adams, stealing a
pair of trousers at Carte Mullen, 6 weeka—fiaprisom
rum Thomas Welch, idle apprentice at Stoke Abbott,
14 days.
Tai WEATHIFIL—The following is our meteorological
report for the week ending Sunday but :-
1

I motion' State of Weigher.
lot Winal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

BIRTHS.

--
September 16, at Fleet farm, the wife of Mx. J.
Harsh. of II son.
September 21, at Castle Ere, Parkstone, Poole. the
wife of Mr. George Jennings, of a Non.
September M at Dorchester, the wife of John Good,
Esq., surgeon. of a daughter.
September 23, at Dorset-place, Weymouth. the wife
of C‘ptain Fowler. of • son.
September M, the wife of Mr. G. Engler, South-
street, Bridport, of a son.
September 2.1, at the 1.4),1ge, Beaminster, the wife of
Captain Costley, of a daughter.
September 2.3, at Easton HOMO, Portland, the wife
of Yr. E. J. Team, of a son.
September 2.1, at High-street, Poole, the wife of Mr.
G. S. Norton. of a son.
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September 26, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. George
Hayman, of a sou.
September 27, at iteaminster. the wifo of Mr.
Humphrey, boot and oboe manufsetarer, of • d,inghter.
September 27, at Broadway, the wife of Mr. John
Mayo, of • daughter.
September 27, at Reform. Portland. the wife 0f Mr.
H. 0. M'lntoth, clerk, H.M. Convict Eatahlishn tent,
of • son.

October 2, at Beat-well, Wareham, the wife of Mr.
C. }Conway, of a eon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

The dprtmona of Pelt take place awl/fire yeara

Any stun not exceeding £71E:000 mai be insured on
oat Life. - .

Thrs soorporation affords to the Assured
Liberal participation in Profits, with the
enarantoe of a large invested Capitaldiltock, and
exemption under Royal Charter from the
liabilities of partnenhip.
The advantsges of modern pracitioe, with the
security of an Office whose resources have been
tested by the experience of nearly a CO4TURY
AND • HAL/.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

BOURNEMOUTH.

Cumuli Contiseawrion.—On Thuniday but, the now
church of Holy Trinity, de conercrated by the Right
Rs°. Bishop Ryan, acting for the Itirhop of Wincheitter.
It lea magnificent structure, from the desi,rne of Mr.
Charlot .11. Fernelon, of the firm of Cory and Forguann.
architect, of Carliale, under whose superintendence, the
work liar been moat satidaatorily !tarried out by.,llr
Robert Fetcher, builder, of Salisbury. The earring was
executed by Mews. Fanner and itrindley, of London.
and Mr. Corbett, of ()whale. When completed the
sacred edifice will provide accommodation fur about
1,00) worshippers. The Right Rev. Nish'''. Ryan,
preaehed from the text Rphosians ii, 22. Appro.
mista hymns wem sung during the service. The
mural pert of which was ably condoned by Mr. W.
Rooke. who presided at the orum. A Fermin we
preached in the evening by the Rey. NV. Cadman, who
' took for hie I. At Mark ix, S. VIA oderings amended
to the fnilnwier! dins, morning tit 7 t I ti.lf spnio,
1.21 beside+ which a fend has been eollected
during theiast three months for the consecration !lay,
this amounted to £4142 N. There was thin placed to
the credit of the church baildinv feud 0.178 fid„
CAM or tiI.SIU ii nit %sinned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

MARRIAGES.

, Scotland,
by lt2h,eatizeitas,. 1
jipo. leHeenhauerclibyAltblikenßejvw.i. Ce.
Merriott, Mr. Samuel Dew, of Charmlneter, to Emma,
eldeet daughter of Mr. Robert Stevens. of RediPole
Farm, Weymouth.
September 21, at the parish church, Ringwood, by
the Rev. W. F. Radon, M. A., Mr. F. P. Marwood.
builder, Portland. to Jane Elisabeth, eldest daughter of
Mr James Churchill, farmer, Ringwood.
September 23, at Holy Trinity, Cherish, Dorebester,
by the Rev. T. A. Feltner, Mr. James Farley, to Mies
Mary Ann Lovelace, both of Frampton.
September In, at Stanwi.x. by the Rev. T. Wilkinson.
vic,r, Mr. J. 11. Mundell, of Poole and Bore Regis, to
Mrs. C. Mleklewright, of liden•terteee, Caelisle.
September 23. at Lytcbett Matravers, by the Rev. W.
M. Heath. Mr. William Swyer, of Longfleet, Poole, to
Eerie, wood daughter of the late Mr. Joseph Keynes,
of Eingstone. lilandford.
September 27, it the residence of the bride. Aberdeen,
1
eldest son of Mr. G. Hayward, of Burton thadstock, tri.
Jewels., youngest delight, ref the late Mr. J. Felt,
September ts, at the Bridge Chapel, fitarm;nster
Newton, by the Bev. G. Beale, Mr. Edward House, of
IlarelbFy Bruin, to Miss Mary Jane Forewell, of the

,
same village
roptember 28, at Holy Trinity Church, Dorchester,
18, the Rev. T. A. Falkner, Mr. Gem* Keech, to
Bracey, second daughter of Mr. Joseph Kecob, of Dor-
°heater.
--

September 29, at Rampisharm by the Rev. l're•
bendary Rook.. Mr. Charles Randell, of Rampishars.
to Rainey Seam-Rey, of the name place.
September 29, at Upeerne, by the Rev. J. P. Bartlett,
I vies'. of Exbury. Haute, nue'. oft • bride, ladsted by
the Rev. E. Collins, rector of Eversbot. Csprain JhD
Wordsworth, 77th Regt., .on of the Rev. John Words•
worth, vicar of ilrighain and rector of Piatubland, in
the county af CourberLuad, to Rose Geraldine fourth
clunghter of the Rev. Alexander Willioms. t;sBor of
11; ourne.
r.eirteuriber 30, at the Minster. Wirshosmr• by the
Rev. Fleury Good, Mr. J. C. llolmea, of Dorchester, to
Stroh Melon, third daughter a Yr. 8. Iludden, of
Wimborne.
by N
september :CI, at Pewerstock, U." _ 'en. Arch.
dOPOOIII Kanetuary.
Haar, only son of Mr. Henry
Harris, yootnitn. of Chilfronre. to LaTiOlk. daughter of
Mr. Richard Ram/ford. of Nettleemobe.
DEATHS. .

September 9, St Sutton Pointz, after a abort illness,
Plizaboth. wife of Yr. James Puckett. carrier, aged 4 .1.
sopp,„,b,o 9g. as Briantstuddle Farm alter afe w
gay. rilpeas,Hannith, the btl iced wife of Mr. Lawrence
Mitchell, aged °9.
Septernbi ?7, at France Vann. near Blandforil, Mary
Jar blest daughter of Mr. Charles Flower, aged 10

PEINTID sad Published, et Oherab-stniet, Dorchester,
by Arm's, of the Pariah of Fordington, for
elfhud co-proprietor.
'iu.kiev, October ISC,O„
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

OPTION : ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.

OCTAVIUM WMII%3L, ESQ.--Governor.
J AIM tiTZWAST MOD,M,N, ESq.—Sub-Goeerteor.
CHAU.= JOUR 11.1.11SIN(4 Esq.—Deputy 00rerlIOT.

DI BELTOII3 :
Robert Barclay. EN.
John Garrett tattleL2 Esq.
Mark Currie Clam, .
Edward James Danis Esq.
William Davidson. Ern.
Lancelot William !tent, Esq.
Alexander Druci.,
Fretlk. Joseph Edlinann, Feq.
Charles Hermanu Goschen, Esq.
Rivers:tale Win. (irenlchl, Eaq.
Frances Alex. Hamilton, Eaq.
Robert Amadeu! Heath, Esq.
William Tellow hhibbert, Eaq.
Wilmot Holland, Esr.
Egerton Hubbard, Esq.
Novae Lubbock, k:ao.
George Forbes MsJeolmson, Esq.
Lord Jose*line Wm. Percy.
Charles Robimion,
Samuel Leo Schuster, .
Eric Carrington Smith, .
3mierth Soroes,
William •
W*114.4.• F.+
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
Medical Referee: SAMUEL SULLY, Esq., F.R.B.

NOTICE. —The usual fifteen days allowed for
payment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling due at
Miehaelenas will expire on the 14th of October.
FIRE and LIFE ASSCRANCI*I may be effected
on advantageous terms.
FIRE DU IY.--This Tax bowing been abolished, the
PREMIUM ia NOW the only charge for FIRE
INSURANCES
FASMING-STOCK.—No extra charge is made for
the use of Steam Thrashing Maehines.
The Reveraionary Bonne on British LIFE POLICIES
has averaged nearly 1 per cent, per anemia on the
sum assured.
Equivalent reduction,' have been made in the Pre.
whams payable by persona who preferred that form of
I Beaus.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

BAPTD3T MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The annual meeting on behalf of the above society
was held at Dorford Chapel, Dorchester, on Thursday
evening lad. The chide wu taken by the Rev. E.
Merriman, the late pastor.
The meeting won opened by singing a missionary
hymn and the lt s S. A. Griffin, of Weymouth, then
offered prayer.
The CHATILNAN mission work required their
aid, and they were • bout to hear the account of its
progress during the past year. Their oollections and
contributions daring the past year had •Mottoted ti
C 8 13.. Id., and Li had also been Collected for the
Widow and Orphans' fund. It warn uti.futory also to
know that in the village stetions great efforta had been
insole in promoting the mission work.
The Rev. B. A. (limns, of Weymouth, said he did
not believe there was • time in the era of the Baptist
missions when they bail noire earnest men se mission.
'ries than the present. There might not have been so
many converts doling the poet year as they desired,
still the result of their latent appeared to him very
irstifYing. Still they must pram on. and set them.
selves to the mission work more earnestly than ever
before. A true follower of Christ would do all that
God had given his, the advantage of doing. When
Christ saki to His disci*. "Go ye into all the world
avri preach the gospel to every creature," they were all
hillothonon this Port of the world, which is now Si
gloriously blest with the light of God's word. And
should they Withhold from those who now remained in
the dark slavery of idolatry those truths which they
thennielves bud so freely suojeed ? Some people said—
Why do you rot concentrate all your efforts to the
conversion of those at home? ife contended that tim
Home Miu.ioru. were well attended to. in Dorchester
at the present time he calculated that amongst the
ilTerent denomination, there wore at least 709 pro-
fared Christians. And as evi ry thristimi was supposed
to he, or ought to he, a missionary, there were at
present 700 inesionaria to a pomilofjoo of 7,009 Was
that not enough! Some too wore in the habit of say-
ing "The tarvest truly io plenteous, but the labourers
are few." He would differ from them and nay, The
harvest truly is plenteous, hat the labourers are Uffe."
lie hod two little piece, of advice to give them. Filet,
he won't! :tide them to pray for the miuionaries abroad.
ScdlyofHn,itr, ~,he would tthey wo,il,j
ku.imtgheituhcton in
noyai.d,
Igthe isieom.i of great good loud done by mission..
During the 22 imelrof his ieoore in that pert of the
al
many meno•
world he had painter, through h
• Lie kktiouitid
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-05

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