The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29 00:00:00

Galpin pointed out that the custom had not ;AIM Oes.
Uoll• NI I.revious rectors of the prig!) had appowtog
chitrchsraniois bet re--Hr. Weston said ho no sidered
it WWI • moat improper thing for the re tor to appoiot
a ron who had lined in the parish for only three er
four mouths —Mr. Lower remarked that he had lirog
in the town. —Mr. West-at said he had nothing to my
a45i3,4 Ile. Lewer. Ile should be happy to support,
him on • figure oceasion.—Ths Chairman, after some
other remark, had been [node for and agaioat the pro.
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bringpurpOse of bar dgr tho
is°
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Prevent anything like litigation. If the mink* was
adverse, than the resolution would be void.—The Chair.
man replied that that could be done.—Mr. Gal*a
naked what need there warn for all this disease's,
elies Mr. Weston replied—why should they wish to
depart from custom? What was the use of ell oar Maki.
Latinos if they were departed front? they might oo
well do away with King. and Queens, and trials by ion
and become democrats.- Mr. Galpin observed that 114
ass • most aboard emiark. The vestry only wished to
do the sem* a. in other parishes.— Mr. Tome said
they bad their own rights. They dig oop.
want to do as other parishes.—Mr. Galion stated that
he had been at vestry meetings when persons had hem ,
appointed as churchwardens for thwarting the make.
He ithereforn coasidered that the 11000er they meld
bring themselves into harmony the better.—Mr. Weikel
considered it was abed thing to attempt to bring to
new plans, and alter old cuidonts.—Mr. Toone thought
it would have been more courteous for the chairman to
have asked the meetimg whether any genilosnoo "mu
propose • cburobearden for hint—The Chairraaa ens.
sidered that it would have been more modem if Mr.
Tomos bad not opposed his propositins.—Mr. Davie pre
posed that the meeting approved of the appolatmest
Mr. Lower as the rector's churchwardeta—fir.
Weston remarked that if the Chairman 44064
the right of appointing one hiesseU, that would
be limiting hiR power. It was gassiest; and be
aboWd not think the rector would make gni an
entry in the book.—Af tor some oilier obeeresekes
the chairman, on his own responsibility, appealed Mr.
Lower as his churchwarden. Upon the proogeithis et
Mr. Fags, seconded by Mr. Galion, Mr. Hem Mayo
wag elected the panabioaers' thurchwardew, Ilr.
Gal* remarking, that whet be animate is the pooh&
he used to attend all the vestry meeting., but there wee
110 much party spirit shows that be did not attend fee
someti me.—Mr. Toots mid he was perfectly astroodsdte
hear Mr. Galpis make such statements, when that gen-
Vern= remarked that be made it his priesiple to speak
plain and not my anything behind the backs of other
persona
ST. PEITZ'S PAIIISH.—At • vestry meeting held at
the parish church on Monday Mr. Hicks and Mr.
Durden were re-elected churchwardens for the ems*

year.
ALL fLargre —Mr. Spies? and Mr. Beret were re-
elected churchwardens for the parish of All Saimaa at a
vestry n. testing. held on Monday afternoon.
Rine Drrlattognos.—Acoording to annual cesbent
the DoroNater Rifle Corp marched to Weymouth ea
ester Mcoday. They mustered at 2 o'clock at their
eal pia* and, after a few prelimbuiree, Leaded by
d , proceeded on their route, by way of
where we undemtend, they were
the,'ii.e.t Tree,
y ti
by.M,ors.s..DuThnns, w
weather 5, usual, vu ith
creature be
in, lane, and it a probable that before the
thoortui" but
erri..4 a t Weymouth they were regime "moist*
from the ehvosta of showers shish fell darling the aher-
ithou. About dr, rank and Ns were peewit beside* the
1,...d. the rorpe. sing under the command of Lieut.
Coombs and Endre "Iles'
rmit TRIAL AT TES COSI= BLOM
sisei„,__Tb, Sok ere connected with these Sesame
will cow eiww Tim day, April 5111, and the trial al
. Prisoner' on the folio.* ig day. The following are the
of owe „wan., Harris and Charles Critithell,
etebßei fowls at Fordlerg. ; iota Warmer,
.t.thys • en, erethb Haselbury Bryan; James
t Blandford ; Hoary Lewin
Doneh, shaling suet, hx,. • at Cranborne—On Beef:
stealing • mereeehalusi Jaws
Mary Ann Cherrett, fwer 'et " 818""d,.:
WTHE REGI23. —A Boy A ICIDWITaLLY "WWl=
caused in this villap
—Considerable
on Thursday afteroonn, by tie 11,
_„, ttat a_.,b°7. had
been drowned by fallitigietto pea " situate on
Samuel Bishop, about 12. yearraistsiTss la "ciPillY
tgrur.e,Wanacrlds thef6farmete ofiltlfe re"risess arsliwillicaue-nfortAu,_lZtel.mmedy too
'es by throwing
with another lad, were animater
stones at some ducks in the toed fes irtiM
n, whet
Bishop got too near its etpassi fara • ••• which• 7!
was about twelve feet
was too young to render any helPt b!t sin
be
off to call for assistance, hut before Mold.
tamed the unfortunate boy was drowned! lies, '"'"1
assistance was however brought into reqabiffela
every attempt vu made to restore animations bate h
was all in vain. An inquest was held on the heaped
declassed on Saturday at the New Inn, before (Blew
Symonds, Beg., coroner, when the jury having head;
evidence corroborative of the above facie, refereed •.
verdict of "Accidental Death."
BLANDFORD.—Oonwrir Fern Itaeszone, ttatantay;
March MlL—Present. : The Lord Portman, J. 3.
Farquharsos, Esq., W. P. Dhaka, Req., 0. P. Nowa
&eq., Hon. W. H. Porta a, M.P., J. C. Muesli
Beg., and Sir John D'Oyly, Bert.
BtsliDrOaD.—Widiasis Carter Mae charged with
trespassing in search of game on the N Doane an the
28th of February, and also with having • hap in hi.
possession—P.C. Leggy stated that on the day in
question (Sunday) be was on duty on the
road and saw a great number Id men end boys—he
should suppose about 40—on the Down. They were
batting about the hum, and some dip Vero with Mem.
On hia way to the Down he met Carter, and saw be •
had something under his snook. Asked him what he
had there, and took the trap frees him. Could mib
swear that he saw Carter bade( the terse—The
defendant in answer to the ch_arge
_shied that he peke&
up the trap, and the Bench decided to sequit him, at
the same time cautioning him as to We future conduct.
Agoras, Con or Asa—Join Oxford was
charged with km= his pcmasseien certain wires fee
the purpose of pima—Tbe saes wen proved by
P.C. L.gg, who stated that be saw this isfeedset
taking an active part in besting for paw it the Mill
Down on Sunday, the 28th Febraary.—Dersaiset
admitted that be had the nets, but stated that he Hsi
permission from his masker, Mr. Incram, catch
rabbits. This wee, however. denied Mr. i
and he was fined 10e., and costs Oa. —re Les,
Hayward and Thomas Bent were also charred with *-
similar offence, committed on the 28th of February,
and also with using dogs for the purpose.—Both of the
defendants denied the charge, slating that they were
only out for a walk, and that what the
passed them they were standing by the railway fees.
smoking their pipes, and in answer to the policeman's
remarks " What, you are here for a lock," replied the
they were only laving a walk. In corroboration of their
abatement they called two vitamins. The magistrates
said as there appeared • doubt in this ease, they should
give the defendants the beaslit of it, and aseardisdly
11gal:dui-god them.