The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

Domttblre.

-- Collage Gardetters'
The annual exhibition of this moiety took plisse in
the Townindl on the 12th hat. The show of Yew.
table" and frith was good, and the &amitosis In Ms
hall teetotal.
STUISIINIIIIII,—PeOI, lismiers. —(Botors the her. 11,
Danaher). —Oll frilly U•orvo Giewler, A laboUref,
stalltridge, WIN brought up in the sotody uf Supt.
Halewood, shamed with areaultim and lining threaten.
log language towards his wife. Mary Ann (iawier, on
the 116 a inst. 'Phs eomplainant (notwithstanding her
having two blink eyes and her face much discoloured.)
very relehandy gave bet evidence, and, an doubt, eon.
sealed most of the feats, and she did nit wish fur the
prisoner to be iwilehed, awl begged the Bagiettates
wield only bind him over to keep the pew, as he al.
wipe treated her kindly steep, When under the tolneaee
of liquor, The magistrate told tho prisoner that he was
liable to be oomtuitted for six monthi to hard labanr,
and after wearily venturing his condemn bound him over
In blip the POW fur 11 months, liluaaelf UP the cola of
nand one surety in the like sew
gratantarta.,-The mond how meeting of the
AC. A. C. wad held at Staihridge Park, on Friday
the 205 h itistAuk A large party, nearly 100, as.
ambled. From the lini*iroue wind that onatinued
to blow throughout the day the shooting vreanut es good
as usual. The &ming afterwards was kept up with
groat spirit to an early hour on the following morn.
hg, to the exoellent UMW of Targett's quadrille
band, front Sonthampaia. Amnnot the vests
were, Lily Amadei andparty, Sir W. C. Medlyoott,
Bart., and party. Sir E. B. Baker, Bart.„ and party,
Mr. and Mrs. Litelehales soil party. Mr. and Mu'..
Du Bottler and party. Mr. and Mrs. Mom and party,
Mr. and Mrs. Meade, Mr. and Mr* Humid.. Mr. end
Mrs. W. Pernik' and party. Mr. and Mr* Prins,
Mrs. Oliver and party. hit and Mrs. C. Lair and
part", Mr. and !re. liamtriond Sully. Mr. sail Mr*
Jamie FarquhanOtt andpitry Mr. and Mrs. T.
MU E,' Mrs. Malys and y; Mr. and Mrs. Glyn,
Mr. and Mr., T. Fbli, Captain sad Mr* Midst, Mr.
and lb. Mieuu. Palwasair, Mr. and Mrs. Rahman
the Melia Faith, Butner, Du Biaulay, Chad-
wick, Pi . &Akio, Maas, Farguhareon, Fos,
Woad* %rungheen Meows. Foote!, Barton, Browne,
Denby, lasi,' BlenambiwiestA, Wreingbam,
llulistn, allot w. a Wend, V. 8. Wouts,
Yeeder:4,:llYer , Belltn, Woodt• 017ai,
lOwn Wirt, ,lte.
Sigoistiant. ea faPlY' hi. IMO on.
etivlM erqa Mr- Atli" to the otreee preeeeted Io
foum thee *eft, by tne inhabitant* of tiberbome

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UT DSaafins.—Pny cpt bon thesis* for the kind
note witch aoarimpanied the bi I,piemortel width the In-
habit/Me of Ilherborne bore prevented to me by rout him&
May I oak yott :Fmk to tar am May be powdblv, to ill
thaw, who here Mel hionenrisle bs'm leallibis GU of
thiEr 404a050, boob tom* to re
coin pa handsome akTialettortifolt his
anprohation with
which the oarepiele Ihistoration of the Abbey Church bi Hewed.
and to sawn en% from me, that It will be a bating bounce of
pride ate=iffueuen to repeal 14 WIRU MI to We Digby lad"Melo tweil, gdtttlemii inol dear km very faithfully and
truly yours,

0. D. W. Didar.
To tee Rev. Edward Wanton, Vicar, and lleopre. Pena: end
Spoor, Qburclivnirdene of St Mary's Church, Sherborne.
StitlittCato, Cscitcs.--Thie magnificent edifice
seethe*, to be an object of attraction ever sines
the services at the reopening of the Chancel. On
Thursday the church- *as -again opened for prayer
and sacriotent, amid for the delivery of the charge by
the BLlbip, at his visitation. The sermon was
preached by the vicar from Luke v., 10th verse:
' And Jams said unto Sion, fear not, from hence-
forth thou elroft eiteh 'men." About 70 communi;
°abed, and the offertory amounted to kb 71. 44.
The Bishop then delivered his charge. Next day
(Friday) about 100 young persona, 60 of Sherborne.
werii aoefirmed. The Bishop addressed the-00m.
mnaicante both before and after the laying on of
hands. On Friday afternoon the workmen lately
employed at the church, to the number of upward-,
of 250' sat down to a very good substantial dinner
provided for them by Mr. Sherwood, of .the Half
Provinue, however, to partaking of the
above, the men, with their employers, proceeded in
'procession to the church, where divine service was
perfor,med by the Revs. E. Hareron and J. Duncan,
who intoned. The anthem sung by the choir on the
occasion was. Lord, for thy mercy's sake lay not
our sins at our doors," km. The vicar took for his
text part of the 13th verse of 14th chapter of
Revelations: "Yea, midi the spirit, that they may,
rest from their labours."

SIMBORNIS Perry SLVIONS. —Robbery at the
Poet Office. —Thursday week Mary Ann Walters was
again brought up under remand, charged with steal-
ing &pearl brooch from the Poet-office at Sherborne.
Mr. Fear attended to watch the case on behalf of tha
prisoner. After witneases bad been examined, the
prisoner being cautioned in the usual way, was then
asked whether she was guilty of the offence of steal-
ing a brooch from the P ,t-office, when she immedi-
ately replied Not Guilty."— The Bench said they
had no alternative but to oommit her to take her
trial at the assizes.—Mr. Fear then applied to the
magistrates for bail, urging that a considerable
length of tune would elapse before her trial mould
take place, and if she should then be acquitted, it
would, he was sure, be a source of regret to the
Bench that she should have been cot:lined so long in
gaol.—The prisoner bad on her former examinations,
we believe, been admitted to hell; bat the Bench
thought, now that as primafneie case had been made
out, matters stood in a very different light. After a
little consideration they consented to take three
;unities of £lOO each for her appearance at the
assizes.

ACCIDENT. —On Friday afternoon an elderly man,
named William Witteridge. was engaged in uonvey-
ing provisions fronithe Half-goon to the marquee,
using Mr. Sherwood's waggon and bone for the pur•
pose. On his return he took up some children in the
wagon, sadist himself on the shaft. When they got
near to Corabill, the home suddenly moved at A
quicker pace, and he fell oft the shaft, and, the warn
passing over him, broke hit leg. He was immedi-
ately taken home and a medical man sent Sr, but
seine time having elapsed before he arrived, it wan
Sound impossible to set his leg, as it was much
swollen. That operation, however, was subsequently
performed, and we hear the poor man is ping on as
favourably as can be expected.
BRIDPORT. —On Friday afternoon, the Lord
Bishop of the Diocese, laid the foundation stone of
a new church, to be emoted in the parish of Brad:
pole, within the pariah of firidport, and within
shgt distance of the Union Howie. The new cherub
will be dedicated to St. Andrew. rhere was*
Soßdly attendant* of the clergy, anti an Mime*
immune,* of ,tite laity. The usual service on such
an iseation wee gone though, a hymn sung, mule
brief eddies& delivered by his lordship to the assem-
bled multitude. The spot on which the lured adz
floe will be erected woe tastefulli duorated with
fl ad*, dowers, sulk evergriente, alp , adjoining en•
trance and dwe ling-butias of T. raves, Eq. was
surmounted with flip And Bowers, whilst whom
salutes were fired from the guns of that worthy
gentleman.
On Saturday week the Lord Bishop of the diocese
held hit triennial visitation in the parish church of
Bridport. There was a full attendance uf the clergy
and laity. The charge was the same ise the*, de.
livered in other places in the dimes'. After the
sorrier in the shun*, *bogie° cliureltwardens dined
together at the Gveyhound Hotel, Mr, John Perham,
the +tenter churchwarden, being in theehair, and Mr,
John Pope, of Svmonolsbuy, Riling the seat at the
apR44O side of the table. On the row* of the
cloth the ohatrtuan give theeeen, Primp lOolwort,
and the Mil* bronchia of the Riled faintly, titlit
having been properly Neely he with the sr
tespeot_proposed the Bishop and Clergy of the die.
owe, The party then separated.
Swimmer BIRIATTA. —linos the first annnunes.
mut of a reette, the town has been on the qua Use,
and the 4ay approached the wmitherwiee w
questioned as to the probability of a See day, wit
the VlbrifsVl hmentetere iv:mired an •10,4
ascertain the rising or felling lir the inereury, tAI
length the day arrived' and th appearance ofet
edien htminery of 4v was welsomed by a gv
salute from the small 47 of which our portcut
Waal, As the day Miran people were 'piston
awaiting the arrival of • hand of FIN Wed
aid they were met at the station by erowil
of people. Teeming multitudes followed the I
In the harblier, which was tastefully iiewerl
every pert, in himour of the nosaelon, now, at
gorier In II the prepantlory stsrting gun was
and off *MO that:fp:4l boleti stills,
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A sailing meads for 17 feet heals.
Lucy Neal W. Norge 1
LOY* W. Minkel 2
Sea Lark R. Homey I
The other Wily matches wore quite devoid of
Interest, as there was a dead sum. The nroleg
"aloha and mansomente nu the ben* wen very
good, and the whole pronedimp 11ases4 oft,. marry
as a marriage bell.