The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

:PRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GA

frosts babe suiend somewhid in the blow., otherwise
we worst saw them looldng so well, and they will be
astesua NAY. ffprizebedesas are yen, promising.
The town has moo, m boom Reis
gnat of it hi. perished.
Potatoes wen e scalded down 041111, Nit
with be weather we Om Much mis-
chief will he rilfhti`d, iejtired mann loony
litai new leaves. At the same dee it is but
le to expect that such severe treason, will
have the effect of shortening the crop.
There will be but a short crop of hay in the west. as
the grass was most severely chocked by thafroct, and
so short was the crop of lost year, sad sofag used up
on account of the long
_winter, tin a great jnpardon
of meadow end artificial pastzlwas .iged to be fed
off early both by sheep aad
The late showen are of in bringing up and
securing from the fly this yeat'i:riplolif roots, so that
come what may there seems every ty at pley
of mantels and swedes for the tel. shmily 01 stock.
The mortality In wbther Was, from the °portion of
cutting, has bnd very naelchlitble in the west both
Downs and Denote suffering greatly.

BAU,A.B.—Ws ooraMOod to the attention of our fair
readers the onsolturortoout in another oolams of a
hamar, to be held em the 27th ,t one, for raising funds
towards tho perspire of Mrirtinsicrwp Obliralt, and sop-
OlYbig the deaden*, 61 the land fur • new Orilla.
Articles for sale will be receivni with mush pleasure
and thankfulness st the Floorage, and by several ladies
of the perieh.
Dominates thrton.—At a meeting of the Board of
Guardians on Thursday bet, the following tenders we.
Sell•Ptod. Bread best, 41b. loaf. Diatnot No 1, Mr.
Drake, 71.; 2, Mr. Drake, 71.; 3, Mr. Luokhant,
4, Mr. Swatriddo, 141.; 8, ..Mr. Luckham,
Luckham, 71d.; 7 Mr. Desks CU.; ditto, Bout, Os
Per mak. Mr.beef,. de; mutior, 84; mitt, 41:
per lb.; mutton for dirt door sick, Id. Mr, lieutriett
rotaries.
Tem Nat Itopmualt raarcutaa.—Tb• La* fists
gives the reedit df ea Mould ipto tba actual nett le of
be new torotigh 6snehille at Doishmter, oriious other
plasm : 20 per cent ham been dalumad from the number
of bousehoklers as probably to be disfranchised In maws
of nen.residenee or non-P.7010S 01 ndem• Numb.'
of
£lO honseboldors, 441; aunther of £lO shrews, 481 ;
number of houses below £lO, 381; probable additloo of
olostore, 170.
Courrn Court, Tneeday.—Thme was P 4 new plaint
*stored, bides jodiratents4llllllollol44 by hr tb• &reeler
pert of whisk were rattled out of Court, and those that
remained ware merely for shop goods, and the parties
emmerned were lithe only Finale intorestod.—Williaas
Bounders, of Rockland Bowles, holgooper, tams up for
his hot *lamination sod to make applimtion for his
ceder of &mbar's. Mr WeMoo supported the bank.
• but It appearing that his debts were moulders*
lover 21100, the iisa• was adjourned MU 9th July. with
proteetion,
nollidltneten AGIUOULIVItaI. Boctitrr.-11te annual
match took pima an Py last, at Mr.
rduAi.itil mm's farm, Harnnetdne. There wars twan 7-
two otaapatatora Tlr judged wets Messrs: George
o.e
,tobcrt slid P. t. rdorpf., and they
awarded the prises as follows :—lit pnzej John Robins,
gement to executors of Mc, Joseph Rounder., ;
2nd, Illetkow fAproniclin, •.oerront to Mr, C. Hawkins;
of Marhaitown.' I.• 3rtt,, Felltaid Smith, servant
to Mr. J. A. P 10a Wasp Modres, servaat
to. G., Ch • . Jades Poach, servant t
o
Mr. L Gramm, set Knighton, and John
Bowl's, servant to Mr. J. C. Fooks, highly
commended. _

MAMMA:re AND IifiCHAXICIe FRIINDLT SOCIETY.
—The tweney-fllth annivenary was held OD W hit.
Monday at the Royal Oak Inn. Once this slob had
newt, HO lumbers, now there are only 2t lost year
their hada amounted to £IB4, now they have been re-
dated t0.t.1441., lb. pinta* to sick , niembers during
she year be, been C 39 12s. &L, protide Which i2O
had to be withdrawn from the Savings' Bank. Two
suggestions were made for improving the prospects of
the club: -1, increasing its numbers by an accession of
young mambos ; and, 2, amalgamating with the county
Friendly Society. We do not imagine a revival of this
effete club ia to be anticipated by an addition of young
members, wing the advantages offered by the Foresters
and Oddfallows` societies, and if the County Friendly
&lady will take the responsibilities of the club in con.
eideration for the funds they have in hand, we feel
confided it is the height of unwiadcmi in the members
to delay fat A erne* week effecting so desirable an
Amalganistion; . .

Actmorrs. —During the p.m week those have been
tare admissions to the Dorset County Hospital in
oposerpionos el seeident• • mak named Frank
Hartsell, of Chidden Hosrngj fell whin rending down
• hill, and sustained • freottire el IAo elbow: he is
doing well. The other is • singular end serious
easaulty. A youth name I Frank Dave, in the employ
of Yr. Caine., precision dealer, of Winfrith, was with
other boys endeavouring to catch one from amcopt second
oohs. They bad hemmed the animals up in a corner,
when, in order to serape, one of them leapt to
go over the lads, and in so doing on. al its
forelest street Dews on tb,e. right literally
kicking off the upper patine the emelt
bone, and laossuring ilish the whole client
of the cheek. There wee cossiderable extravasa-
Mon of blood beneath the outer covering of the
eye, but fortunately the eye-ball wee not Worm% end
It I. hoped that the sight will not be permanently
daineguoL He, too, is making Nati/deo. ory progress.
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LOIDOS Cyr! efdesnoo.--do Tuesday mooing lest •
montkly missionary meeting woe held on behalf of this
soMety in St Peters school-room Ilts room was well
filled with a most respectable and eftwitire Cudienoe,
including. Rev. IL W. Pears (in the chair), Rev. 7.
eichardson, incumbent of St. Matthews, ikna ,e-strn
(deputation), the Revs. Bird, Bork
Fallmer, G. Dunne, Ifisq., ke.—)if. Riduirdeon, sifter
giving • sketch of the various populations of which
London is made up, with their distinctive habits and
employment., came to his own district of St. George's
in the Rest, describing the habit' of the people, the
agency at work for don: impeovencoollmaand the satire
interferon*. with t4thatway Py the nta Bo
described the enormous wore of eleuEr aid
missionaries in the time of cholera and relfintrl,
and then brought the meeting to the especial district
of hr. Smith, city missionary, directly supported by
the people of Dmobester. That district contains about
600 families, or 400t:its:one— es a role each room
con f contains one whole —the district is well known
to the readers of the pollee reports as "Tiger
Bay." Its eharaeter wee grephisally explained by the
simple but fearful facts that if you wanted to give
a tea for thieves, you eould sadly fill your room say
evalntashatatirodowarfan.rdd to be
with ;tidy quelled:
allen w the
usu after
two hour's notice, to the number of 400 or The
labour among such a population, all on • deed l
was described as most oppressive: but not only hee?
been done, but from very classes persons ye
been raised up who are now engaged as teachers in
other district.. Mr. Smith, the saissiossry, is wall
known to some of our readers, as being employed
among the militia during their training, and the high
testimony borne to his eß.lency and success by a clamp
man who has the next district, must be most gratifying
to thaw friends in Dorchester who support the mission.
After the address, and at the close of the a
oollection was made amounting to 11 tirMire
tnist that the statement so ably and so attentively
listened to, will have the effect of inoteming the
support given to this most important Waft by the
people of Dorchester.

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A RION AIM COltlarrAL Or SKINDLtILS.-11
ease of awiadling of more cosmos oceerrenew probibly
than is morally supposed mime Wore the borough
magistrates on Thursday. The Bench madded of
( Corm, Req. (Mayor), R. Davie, and J. P.
Alodi crtaqie.—Two strangers, giving the names of
John and Daniel were Aimed with
freed.— artba Pearce. In the service of Mr. Tudor,
imrgeds, said that on the motions sherries:le, about two
o'clock, the two prisoners mum to Mr. Tudor's door,
Me went. and Ragan asked if any ware wee wanted. He
had a Mina cap, cancer sod plate, in his band, and said
the stops and maniere were 2.1. mob, and the plates Id.
she showed Mi.. Tudor the ware and told bar the
price, when she said she would have some. Witness
told Regan so, whereupon he said he didn't take money
for the things, but only left-off wearing apparel. 0..
her Intonate( Mrs. Tudor, she declined to having any
dealisgu with Stitoners Mae= told Regan, but mid
she herself would like to have a doilen cape and saucers
at the coloured pattern, and that am he did not take
money he hat better call arain and she Would look out
some things for him. O'Brien was at the door. Regan
said the reason be did not take money was that be bad
not got • hawker's Reines About an hour afterwards
Regan called aloes She went to the door and herb] be
bad amidst the Chins She asked where it was, and be
said outside. She Maid the skirt of • dross and •
beast, and he examined them. The .oak was pressiat.
He said he amid only give her • damn of China for
theta. and she mespeated to take it. He then rolled up
the things, and pm her Is. 6d., saying • msn weals
bring the Chime in a quarter at an hour, and she was
then to return the Is. 6d. to him She had never
received de Chink, or mien anythleg mom of the min
till now. Ragan had nothing with hint when S. went
away with her things. In ROSIIII to her inquiry.
R-man said be did not remember the awns of the subtle.
boom where he was staying. He did not say when he
handed her the 1.. ed. that the thing. were not enough
to pay for the China, hat that he would take any other
' old thiarebe had to mike up the value, or words to
Shot &Seat —Moms Standlield, the cook. oarroborated
promentor, and said that Regan told her She news he
could sell the wan as amp warn became It was\ bank-
rupt's stook, and in reply to her wish to bey halts-
doses of the plates for fli., he said he meld not take
money, but mast have tbiar in embsege. WS, ho
aid he would go outside to War what hie mate mid
about it.—Bnam Clerk, who keeps semed-hand abides'
shop, spoke to both primmer, taking the Mart and
bontiet to her for male, sad she gave Si. 6d. for than.
P.C. Kew& said that in the evening be moat to the
George inn yard, with P.S. Cousins, and apprehended
de prisoner,, He charged them with obtaining goods
by 11.. pretences from Kra Tador's wryest. Regan
said he gave la 61. for the.., the station, Regan
said they bought the China as they sold it--a dolma at
• time, and that they had mine at the George inn. On
golag there he oust the ebbe emitted( two W. vi
scams and a plate) wrapped op in a pooltechanaker-
ehief, and a rub basket sost•ining some cloth and
awardlad apparel. Regan mid he had bought the China
at a shop in Dotalweter.—Mrs. Whittingham, • married
ammeter at Kra Duffall, and now staying there, spoke
to Ream ring to the shop the previous morning, and
asking to look at some cups and semen. She showed
him ems and be selected two *ups and lamer. like
these produced. He then said he wanted a plate to
marsh tat white sad gold cap and maser, and se west
to mother part of the hones to feta, it. On returning
he Mir pea She west to the door, end maw him
aiming towards the shop with O'Brien. Both cam in,
sad Rape said, " gloms see ping away, but I wanted
to oall my companion." She showed them the Warr,
and Repo said be would have it, and asked O'Brian to ,
pay for the whole. O'Brien paid as. Sti. for them, and
WI. went away with these together. Tbe ogling viee
et the eeleared imp and owner ie la. 81. or ISt. per
&ow the white and gold 61. per dozen, aad of the
*tee 84. each—Both prisoners wire rationed.—
itesaa thee said he lied only bees with this " gentle-
Buie ('Boles) two days. He wee before with • "gen.
Slits. who dealt in species and leather. Ile west
out with the cium the next moaning after he bought
Shook sod "this gentleman" weat out to keep his
eciamani. "I did not know email what they Gott me,
ea I wis a little is drink when I bought them. I
thought I mould go beak and buy lame more Chins and
lot ibea hare them la ezeb!Ke for the things. I ow.
she maw, for the things Ih“ a. Hi"' that I couldnot Istthe Obis& for the pries I had aaid."—O'Bries
dealiand to say sorbing. —They were both aciamnitted
for Mal •

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EliflfaDAT : —Brom Herbed Willimar, lin., Edward
Pewww, Esq., oir I. L. Xidsr.iky, lA.
Li Or oar Duke o. Cos, at Uui but Court, whirs woo
snootier for Woolly tokri ic. toll on swarm Won
web ripiparrliato, that Kr. Doke had sold to it,.
J. II 4,1t000r liforroos, sod which... rho Is roods
tirade' PwrWlwilorpie. J•dunteut aria gins. itio.
dogrel trot Mr. Dubs ..as ploy the boll. May
elf=aie la a Wolf owroordir loommores.
Mk of Oldielbormi, was oriasoori Ix
Iwo hoar to okay at Dowillek /owe V. ridha woo arrood bovaltolow for Sir&worm -4 by .15k. ImiViko
lir worm, g%
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