The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29 00:00:00

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DIOO2IIAN News —The Bishop of Stansbury left lb.
Palms, on Tustin), last, and will he absent from Ids
Mosses for some weeks. His lordship ho' meetly
lioensed the Rev. Henry Holt Winholt, Clerk. B A.,
to the Curacy of Sialb,idge, and the Rev. William Dyer,
Clerk, MA., to the Curacy of Langton Ilatraven,
oourrir Coon Cincore iron Novzsrann.—Fording.
bridge, Monday, 4th; Dorebeater, Tuesday, sth;
Bridport, Wednesday, 51h ; Weymouth, Thursday, 7th;
Blandford, Monday II th ; Toesday, 124 ; Christ-
church, Wednesday, 13th ; Elbaftosbury. Monday, 15h;
Winoenton. Tuesday, 19th; fislisbury,'Wednesday,9oll;
Andover, Theraday, 21st.

Commirren To TEI Dogger Couser PaisoS.---
SAMMY Geo. Critchell, stealing three decks et
Watterbonts Came.- Heed Labour: John Jackson,
vagniacy at Dorchester, Imonth ; John Ford and John
flab, vagclnq at Chickerell, 7 lays; Thor. Marsh and
John Way, stealing smiles at Netherbory, I month ;
Northeinir and Henry Northriver, poaching at
Burton Bradsteek, 3 months; Mary Webber, vagrancy
at Shaftenbery, 3 weeks; Henry Isamu*, west& at
Ditrweston, 14 day.: Emily Bowden, vagrancy at
Sherberne, 1 month; Martha Ilinehinton, vagrancy at
liberborce. 9 months; Mardis Trevitt, vagrancy at
Dorchester, 3 months; Elisabeth Smith and Deborah
Cox. vagrancy at Dorchester, 1 month; John Pitman,
poaching at Llttlebrmly, 2 month.; W. Bailey, poach-
ing at Canford Magna, 2 months; Chas. 111.11 am,
stealing fence at Hampreiton, 2 months—imprison-
ment : Deo. erravher and Mary Hawse, drunk, he., at
Dorebester, 7 daya
THE LAW Or TIN BALA OF BALM—The sale of
bread out of the City of London and beyond the bills
of mortality, and ten miles from the Royal Exchange,
laregulated by (ith and 7th William IV., Dap 37.
Bakers may make an I sell bread of any weight or size,
but all bread must be sold by weight (avoirdupois),
except French or fancy broader rolls. It has recently
been decided that "cottage" bread is not French or
fancy bread. The quarters loaf should therefore
weigh 41b. avoirdupois. The penalty under the act
is 40s. for each offence on conviction before the magis-
trates. Bakers are to provide in their shops scales
and weights, and when bread is delivered by cart or
by carriage every cart or carriage is to carry scales
and weights for the purpose, so the act well says, that
the bread may be from "time to time weighed in the
presence of the Fushun."

CAUTION TO TEN GULLAWS TIINL—A 'similar be_
been addressed to persons in varinum puts of the country-
's:muting from some person calling himself Williams-
who, according to his own showing. has hit upon •
system of betting by which anybody can realise • fortune
by the inveatmentel • comparative trifle Hitigunrantees
to return INO per week to anybody who trusts him
with £3O, £l6O for every £9O, MO for every £lO. and
£7OO for every £5O. He protegees to be Al. to do this
by means of some rider. he has discovered of making
bete on hoise•racue. The publisher of the circular,
with additional generosity, offers to disclose his secret
for ZOO, and i9OU on the Ibut £l,OOO made by means of
it. We doubt whether any sane person can be deluded
by such promises, but as strange delusions hare before
now been indulged in, it may be ss well to put the
public on their guard.