The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-07 00:00:00

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S•LIRSURY 11411 R ._-lb. late Mr. Francir,
vreudbarn. of Dalton, Wilts, bas by his will kit-
s (egacy 4 £lOO to this insUtutios, kb* of legsay
.lutv.
A itsaLD's riefftvirrei —J nesph Amok!, 1411 • •
ford street, cheese fester. in.. before the London.
Court., April 26. The diorite were £322 snd the
assets about £4O. There was an opposition, sat the
Court granted tie discharge.
ACtitilv7e.-00 Tuesday a child about siz years
of age, named Cobb, fell from off the Itnesian gun,
near the Conseil Chamber, and was Mime to the
Infirmary insensible. Hs has recovered and has left
the hospital. —Os Friday evening • child bring in
Fisherton waa called in to have his tea, and ie
haste knocked his bead against a gate with psi
violence as to render him insensible. Hs also was
admitted into the Infirmary, and hes recovered.
PI2OIIXTED VoLuerain Havisw Al SALIBIII3IIIT.
-On Thumb/ w meeting of volunteer *Mem was bell
at Bishopetoks, to discuss the advisability of hotding
volunteer review fat Hampshire and the adjoining
counties, which were not represented at the Lamer
Monday review at Dover. It was decided to beld
review (subject to the permimion of the Lord
Lieutenant) as Salisbury, on the 2fAb of May. It is,
es, understand, proposed that it shall take Mom on the
Rao. Plain.
CITY Prriv Eissaloins, Monday.—Priseent Nv",.
Fawcett (chairman) J. C. Wheeler, T. W. Gilbert,.
and it. Stokes, Esqm —Mr. John Day, butcher,
summoned Inr using oertain premises in Fishertne,
as a alangt ter-house, without • NIMBI, was ordered
to pay emte, amounting to 4s. 6d.—William Day,.
son of the above, summoned by Superintendent
Caldow, for removieb a heifer from Milford to Salis-
bury, without • license, on the 18th April, was
fined SI and costa.—Job England, summoned for
depositing a quantity of broken glees and other
rubbish, in Bedwinutrest, was dismissed with •
caution.
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Goyim' Pirtrs 8118100/48, Tuesday.- - Prompt
Viscount Folkestone, George MateNin. J. H.C. Wynd-
ham, C. Penruddocke, E. Hinzutan, K. A. Ferryman,
W. E. Mitcham, W. Pinckney, and G. Fort, Emirs.—
Henry Way, labourer, of Wbitabury, Ness bad 60s. and
costs, or two months' imprisonment, fot- obstructing tbe
, highway at Downton.— Fanny Flaytee, dealing rape
miens from a geld belonging to Kr. K. Clues, at
Winterbourne, was ordered to pay go. and costa,
amounting to Is. 6d., or 14 days' imprisonment.
Adam Pike was sun;mosied for misconduct tog himself
in the service of Mr. F. S. Long, of BuL'ord. The
question in the ease was whether the defend sot, who
bad been engaged as en ordinary weekly labourer, was
bound, after returning from plough with his bm'ses, to
clean and provide provender for them.- The .4endi
ruled in lb. affirmative, but told the defendant tt'at it
he obiestod to go to plough, be must roles the ob-
jection before entering upon his work on Mond 'y
morning. On the other hand, having begun the week,
he was bound to do all his master told him, for that
...A, but weld disiebarge himself on receiving his
wages on Saturday night. —Arnold Paddock (au old
offender), who did not appear, was amid 60e. and costs,
or two months' imprisonment, for trespeesing in
pursuit of game on bind belonging to the Dowager
Countess Nelson, at Earldomes. lab Paddock, his son,
was lined 30e. and costs, or a months' imprisonment, for
a similar offence committed at the mom time.--
William Halley, of Taunton, and William Grey, alias
Brickell, two travelling cheese dealers, were brought up
on remand, charged with steeling 30lbe of cheese, the
property of William Andrews, a small farmer tieing at
Hampworth. Grey was sentenced to sit, and Bailey to
four months' imprisonment with hard labour.

T E CON SFXBATION OF ST. EDIIUSEif
CHURCH.

This fine old parish church, having been enlarged
and restored. was reoonsecrated by the Bishop of the
Diocese on Thursday, the festival of Saint Mark the
Evangelist. The works have been of a very extensive
character, the animated cost wan £4,500.
The old chancel Ina been entirety taken down, and in
its place • larger one has been built. The chancel has
b. en laid with encaustic tiles, and fitted with stalls f r
the day and choir.
The communion table, the gift of the Bkhop, C new,
as is also the east window, which is an estremely hand-
some one, descriptive of some at the prominent events
in our Loro's life, the centre light being The Crucifixion.
The late Mr. Charles Everett left • legacy to defray 1.11
ciert.
'rhe high and uprightly pews have been removed.
The rulpit, reading and clerk's desks, together with
I the whole of the galleries, have also been taken away,
I and in place of the former • stone pulpit, chastely
carved, has been treated, and it is intended to plus
the organ which formerly stood in the western gallery
in the north transept aisle as soon an it has been properly
repaired. At present there are no fixed pews, but
chairs are to be used until funds am be found to defray
the out of them. The internal work also embraces the
restoration of the whole of the stonework and the
restoration of the pillars of the north aisle to the per.
pendioular. an achievement of great difficulty. The
whole work lois be.n excreted by Mr. B. Pincher, of
Fisherton, under the direction of Mr. G. Gilbert Scott,
the eminent architect.
The consecration genies was the usual no. observed
in this diocese. The Bishop was assisted in the service
by Archdeacon Bony, the Archdeacons of Dorset and
Gloucester, Precentor Lou, the Rev. J. Daubeny, the
Rev. K. G. Bwayoe, the itev. H. Tooke, and the Bev.
C. T. Procter. About 40 clergymen were present, and
there was a large congregation of laity.
The sermon was preached by his lordship from the
words, "They will go on from strength to strength, and
unto the God of (lode appowetti every one in Zion."
The offertory amounted to Et 22 4s. 9d. 'The Holy
communion was inhumanly administered.
After the consecration, the cow pony repaired to the
Market-house. where luncheon was Out for 400. The
chair was occupied by the rector, nip Ported on the tient
by the Bishop and on the left by the Mayor cf the city
(Dr. Lush).
A second service was held in the afternoon, at which
the Archdeacon of Gloucester preached, sod • collection
was male, amounting to £6 14s.
In the evening 500 of the poor of the pariah and 300
children were entertained in the Market.