The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-29 00:00:00

'THE DORSET COUNTY EXtIRESS AND AGRICULTU RAL GA7ETTR, TetSDA_Y. MAY 29, IRV.

1/4c., will be left to the nude and judgment of the ean- the way to Dorchester to save seven pence, preferred #
tractor, who Inue had no great experience iii such maniere, Merge cie immult against Mary Alta Beal, the fourth
we may venture to predici that a walk along our public fair damsel wialtri he had sworn at the altar to "1,01
iventwe at night well prove an attractive source for re- aed to, kAncpc,otnolilnozvetom.ht:ecuer
ke.i.islhi liilliel.e.att.htremlinele,ltel, t.l,,emi:
exatien and ei,joyment after a few dare inseection of part.
he mundaneiic contents of the sehow-yard. Arrange- portion of which wae not fit for inifilleetfon. he endea-
node have ;deo been ulnae for deoureting the pillars of named to make the neagistrates believe that nate Rh.
the gas lamps with evergreens and flags ; and in lieu of etereling his numerous mumble qualities, his betterdialf
'he amen ~,,, lamp for lighting the Hieloetreet, will be wax too blind to eve, end too dell of comprehension to
various clientele, enemata, repreeenting a crown, a star, appreciate them as she ought to do ; indeed. that quite
V.R., P.A., the Prince of A' alca's plintie, kc. on the forgetting her ditties and obligations as a wife to envy
Guildhall will he hoisted the Royal ensign and Mune- her Intehetid in all things, she perversely determined to
~us other flags, whilet the external wells of the hall leave a will of het own, and getting in liquor frequently
will be ornamented with scrolls and various other &co- elle threatened to stab Lire, and lie really considered
in
Edna,
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xli:•ntlpirallcdrnoL the
ations, hearing appropriate mottoes, such as-"ltei titehltalidwe
earth be the Loot* and the fulness thereof," ileiroretewer hit
" Agriculture. Arts, and Commerce." The sem- feitdant, on the other hand, thought that she had the
cal churches of the town. the Almshouses, genital right to complain. She wee living in conefrit
and other public building% will receive their share of till she was wooed and, won and wed by time complainant,
imoref •whilst lust, though not of least importance, whose predilection for roving abroad had been her
that old and time-honoured friend-however little it ruin ; and to get rid of leer sorrows she confemed she
ney mine to be valued when the water works are in had striven to drown them in drink ; hut her husband
full operation-we mean the town puinp ; for its long was drunk as often as she. Ile hail also threatened her,
,nd faithful services to the public is to be allied to and she had applied to Mr. Swaffield for a summon!.
royalty. Fur the nonce its old fashioned lamps are to against him ; but the magistrates at Weymouth would
be removed, and it is to be crowned for the purpose of have nothing to do with the case.-The eergeant of
41,,,einati ~,, during the whole of the show week, police. stationed at Wyke, proved that defendant was
The County Hall, we untleestasid, will be elecoratel very tipsy on the previous night, anti that after she was
it the expessee of the county magietrate:, who will, no in the lock-up elle ace:awed and cried murder till five SHAFTESBURY.
leuld, ornament it in a way worthy of the occemen. o'clock the neat morning.-The partite were On. .
Int hi,j.le,i the pooldje iflllitoile-t'ool, alei o!relli::tiolo., oreereel to withdraw, and the Bench ..,,1 they we., na town . F
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private decorations ail Awe; "dr peleic r-t;...et: e ;II un- .....lilt iv a se.y. h ..I couple, met no dool,t. they ..e, appcArance, the inemiwai ea the Rifle . erim mere,
T 1 •to on Thumb last assumed a very lively
iumtionelely lie It 1111 l rtou, and a:to ..etive, rut ao roll• .• :...ix if one cool 1,,i-11•41,17.ell of the other ;" het these-, ing thrtiogh the ',nuclei' stuck, amenipanial by
'neat as nut to interfrie with a full view of the greeted ontreece must be pat e step tie Alttt tome diem:ohm their ellimes ((,'aptain Ilewer, Lieutenant Burridge
features, of the etreete, which have so often elicited the they decided upon calling on the defendant to find two ; FA' esign Bennett, and H. Bennett, Ese., hon. surgeon).
Anti:olio:I of at retheera Amongst the foremost in this surefin of elt) with to keep the peace for two ~,,, lithe,
I and headed by a brass lona. The men assembled at
.lepartment stouts Meow.. lower, our ler-fatted and which she was unable to do, end was committed iu . the armoury in hartmobill, at two o'clock, in full
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i imt I y celettente.i car ria et, aire le el f act ii I cr. Messrs. he wer'e default. ' firms. and received their rilles ; thence they pro-
illumination. will, we understand, thneist of about ten CoSIIIITTEIt To TIIE DoNcIIEsTER GAot..-To Nor'! ,
thou,,aiot j. 1,,, with the aevices if V.11..a crown, a Lobos,. : John Tomlin, iliseeleelienee of orders on boan I i "wtree they halted in front of the Grosvenor Arm",
d• trailing their arms. ti, the Marketplace,
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star, and a waving line of light: around the exteueive Matti. Trafalme, 2e elan, ; John Bell, neglect of duty I
fronlam of the inannt.tone awl sur 11111 l intal ley the .en heard H. 31.8. Trafalgar, •-ee dars ; George Forel. ; thence rotted by St. Jelas Hill aud Layton to the
tiaP of all teatime. Beebe a this, Messrs. Le,wer mope* ileverting hi. MS. Deemed, 1 calendier month ; Michael 1 Salieliury and Blandfied terneike-gates, where they
to erect at the entrance of Smith-street, a triumph:ll Keeley, vagrancy at Sherieente, II days ; Chaeles again halted, "changed front.- sad fixed bayieneta;
arch with the anew of the borough of laireleater; oil the Pew my, vagrancy at Been...ken. 14 dent : Smiled ' thence through Salisleury•street, Higlistreet, and
reverie the Plume of the Primo of Welee, with the Barnes, h-aving family chargeable at Marephwieel. 2 ; Hell-street, to Barten-hill, leasing their arms at the
;none, •• %Vele ~,,, e to thereieester," and surmounted calendar months ; Heise Oliver. downing HMS. 1 armoury. At lialfamat 4, the corps, mustering up-
with a wheatedwaf and verioneimpleatiebt, of !Indian-try. Aboukir, 6 calendar months : Thomas quern). drunk r wards a 70, with teeny of the hue. weeehem wet
On the whole. Meson,. hewer's •lecon•tions and ilk ~, i , la. whilst me duty on board H.M.S. 1 Blenlieein, 21 dnysi ;
at the Abbey Arms, mid partook of an excellent
"ions will give a meet plaming effect at the entrance of June Jones, vagraiwy at Doreheeter, 1 adc tiller wonti:
the town from the lk ey Month that and the railway Mary Houghton and Cherlotte Houghton. vagrancy a , .
i dinner, preveled by the officers, and served up in
--- - stations. J, and William I nearly 90 persons ilartelting of a dinner of the best
Polleiltrwriat PlTeltrir Comm Mattitsy, satrirday. The thew yard. situatal abont boll a mile from the Edwin Dymond, Mary Ann De
-There was a Ede supply of wheat at market to. tvewie on the bender, road, :mud widen covers an urea of sea-le...auk onpolec a- ,
l t Portland 14 days • Margaret deecription, with an abundance of wine, fte., chowe
day, which met a slow sale at barely last weelee also rapidly epproaeleing completion. an Hennessey, etealing a drew; at Portishem, 3 calendar and goovl, the La' ptain, T. B. Hower, Ems., presiding.
prices. Barley, oats, and lwane at previous rates, , t-hartrleles*puillie may now form a pretty clear estimate of months : Palmy Storelley, keeling two pillow Car.e. at and Lieut. Berridge acting as vice-eluunnan. The
the whole. Sixtee 1 sheds, covering in the wleole a Bee • ter, 2 calendar mouths. - hopriootsirot : i usual loyal and patriotic toasts were given and re-
VisE-Cliaseiti.tiiit Silt It. T. litenEeseev, white eicace of 3,156 feet will be act apart for the implement* Mary Ann Beale, breach of the peace at Wyke Regis, Toiled to with hearty good will by the company,
on a visit to his anti, Capt. el L. Kitidershey, of the of husbandry, with the exception of • portion of the 2 calendar months ; John Richerdeon. hawking without
Dorchester Volunteer Rifle., subscribed the sum of shed No. 14, in which will be deposited works of art. a license at Dorche.ter, 1 calendar month. t e Ceptain intimating the hope of seeing the men at
lweme on the probability of their being reviewed by
ten guineas towards the funds of the corps. Beeides this, • large uncovered space will be at the die- -
potterer 311thme. - The Doriet County Militia i *sal of Hese who exhibit miniver.. inechinery, tee
having completed their 27 days' training and czar. large for the abed, model buildings. ricks, to ehow time the Blauford corps. After sonic good wings cinch
e various provincial and other Waists, the c 1111 l pany
rises, were dismissed on Saturday last ; and at au best 111. 410 , thatching, &c, For etock, five sheds sill
early hour in the mornings large number left Dor- lie set apart. ...venlig a apace of 1.635 feet;. while separated between ten and eleven o'clock. highly
cheater for their several homes. We are happy al r_ ' building at the eolith end which is a more pleased and delighted with the ilea 's amusement.
.tsielefitanieitinalt*iitnieture and covered with*corrn abet iron,
say that the conduct of the men during the time they corers a space of some 2,000 feet. In close pinexiniity to
were quartered in tbe town was uniformly good. this, we understand, is to he erected a tent on an entire-
Ceicarr Ctrs. -Time opening match of the ly new principle, designed by Jonathan Gray, Rel., of
Dorchester Cricket Club will come off on Wednesday Bath, under whose sumnision the arrangements are
nexhon their ground, adjoining the Dorchester Coin • being so ably carried out. Should this tent answer the
pany•scoaletores. the wickets to be pitched at eleven expectation of its deeiener, the space which it will occupy
o clock. On this occasion, eleven of the club will -1::o by 40 feet-will also be placed at the diemetal of
contend for the victory with eleven members of the the arts' department. T., tents, 171 and 217 feet loteg
Volunteer Bine Corps, and some tirst•rate play may respectivelr,
and each 15 feet wide, will bealevoted to
be expected. Several friendly games by the me '
m- utter • whilst two oilier tents* upwards of AO het long
=ld 13 feet wile have lean erected-one for Mr. Veitch,
hers of this club have been playa' during the last of Exeter, and the other for the thercheeter Horticultural
week, and it is their intention, we understate', so far aowety. On the north side is the society's building,
as they can command the numerous requisites to where the council will conduct Over bueinces, hold their
make good cricketers, to place Dorchester at the meetings, amid wlirre the annual dinner will take place.
head of the list of the numerous clubs of the county In various parts of the yarn are the refreshment rooms.
of Dorset. Near the arts' departiseent a tent 70 feet long by 15 feet
1..,t-N•ry itosprrat.. -- We understand that a be. wile will be set ap)rt (teethe exchthee eme of th.• Wine
ARTIFICIAL MANU RES Lime of Ali os. ZI., remai ll ill g after ',eying the ex- tin the north will be the dime r pavilion, 125 feet by
prime of the amateur theatrical perfeermance by the 15 feet. On th w e ,et side are a fresh •nt rcm, 70 fret
Volt
TURNIPS, MANG EL WURZEL, CORN, "theme of the theyal Eugineers. ana if the Berifoni- ley :IS feet awl on the south ,;,he a teed for luncheon
shire Light Infantry, has heen banded over to
.the of about, sin ilar dinieneions. Neer it, these
GRASS, a.c. . , arrangements the lees opulent of our brethren- thiew
' ermauree of the Doraet I eemitv Hospital, 1.0 Nir
-EAMON and CARDUS, Lissgeu CRUSHERS, . I:,,bi r r .r i . .. ' who cannot well afficed to go JO a first claim betel -have
mem, pre eaeor o music. 0 t its sum 4.2 1411, been overlooked. Near the netnince gates A awalen shed
Al CIIERIcAt MANURE AND Virgin!, 111ANUFAC- Was remitted for the carriage of scenery, &c., by Sir, will be devoted to tee supply id the most nineteen •I of
rumens, SOUTHAMPTON, beg to cell the attention
of Aetioottioiote
anti merchnt. ato the
eudoreieetieeed 1 eclat, the manager of the South Western Railway. creeture comforts, at the •• loweet pomible prime."
Aetie•lea !on his being infortned that the profits of the per- Altogether the internal arrangement' acne to have been
fonnanees were to be devoted hto te above charitable
. They feel confident from long experience as Mane- admirably deyie.c.l, and, thus fee , carnal into
1 lecturer* and liniwnets, and from the success which object. execution. The radiance to the yen' will
i has attended their efforts, that the greatest satisfaction Mr. N. Sturt, M.P., dined with Lord Derby 11104 ahe by five doorways on the side neereet the
I will reollt from the use of their manufactures, which select circle at his lordship's residence in St. James's leintlOsruad. The 'extreme right and left will be
i are gurranteed to be of the meat ciiiieiNg cuattacres, Square, on Friday. appropietted to the aelinimeen of ticket Madera, the
ow'offered at NEDUcED PRICKB. three centre ones to those who pay men admiesion, while
, and are n
Laily Poltimere laid the foundatinn stone of a
Inew 1.41001 at Poltimere en the sth hod., in the •
the mode of egress a-ill be by turnstiles near the
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
en)raitce gates.
wesetice of Lora Poltimore, Mr. Flews (steward), According to the printed programme of the proceed-
Tide article is guaranteed to contain between 30 and 1
140 per cent of Phoephates, of which more than 20 per and several of )n51.01014;5 tenantry. Her ladyship ings, which has been kinilly forwarded tee ue by the Hon.
! cent is SOLUBLE. performed the ceremony with a handsome gold Secretary. we Mill that works of art, under form 8., are
1 Prises have been &weeded to this manure from several trowel presented by her father, It. B. Sheridan t.. be reeeived law the thow yard on M lay. Tueolee
' Fanners' Clubs in the South of England. Ear
I MANG EL WURZEL 1., M. P.
Tilt Creel:AL LINE.-We understand that Col:
The great importance of this root has caused DISoN : Voltam' inspected the remaining portion of the line and Welleaulay, May *Pith, 29th and 30th. Work."(
art under fortis A received from ft o'clock a.m. till 6
o'clock p.m. on Tueedey (this day), Wedneolay Thur.-
day and Friday. Machinery, implemente, and other
and Caltin:B to pay particular attention to the menu. from Sherbonie to Yeovil on Saturday last ; and we article+ for exhibition, received into the yard on Thurs.
facture of a nianure suitable for its growth. The : arc informed that in case there is no objection on day, Friday amid Saturday next, the whole to le, on.
numerune flattering testimonials of its successful aleph. ' the tart of the Board of Trade, the line will be parked and placed in proper order by 5 o'clock PM) on
cation, enable them to recommend with the greatest opened throughout to Yeovil on the Ist of June, the last day. The live etoek end ;
poultry, received on
Until the completion of the new station at Yeovil, confidence its increased use. Monday the 4th and until 2 O'eloek 01l Tuescley, the sth
I winch will be a joint sMtum for the Salisbury and
; Hoene-made Linseed Cake Snper•Phosphate of Lime, Jusie. The exhibition of steam engine. lout inechinery
n the yard, and the arts' department will be
Yeovil. Yeovil and Exeter, and Bristol and Exeter at work i
Rape Cake Wheat Manure. companies. the present itri tol and Exeter stat at
• open at 10 o'clock on el lay next, the 4th June. The
; Linseed Oil. Coca Manure. . . .
i Gibbs' Peruvian Guano. 1 Mengel Wurzel Manure. exhibition of implements at work in the field will take
1 and well be usual for the purviews of the Saba- r oi till 1 T i dW .1 I TI
line., rom ••i on uesi ey ell o . nee, ay. ee
hury and Yeovil Railway, and the mixed germ° has
I South American Animal do., , Nitrate of Soda. steamplough will be at work on Weelnesday and
• or (kiwi mesh mein". , Sulphide Of geneogia. been laid thus ii on the Itrilltol Alla Exeter Railway Theridey. ma .ateb, es.e impi,..aent. and I.niltry Yen',
! Bones, half•incli. 1 Sulphuric Acid. ; for that purpose. ape the art,' departments and horticultural exteihition
. Ditto Dust. , Fishery Salt. , Leeeer IN DonsET.-Mr, I:flatten!' Synies, the a-ill aloe, be opened on thee* dart at ten o'clieek. On
I Address, G. J. VERTUE, I superintendu mat of the Dorset County Lunatic Asylum, Thuneley, the a 11111 l al meeting of the 'Amberm and the
weyeamth. Ime issued his animal report of the progress of that ie_ .
idetic di 111 l er will take piece in a tent ill the field. On
.
- . that lunacy is still on the increase in this county :- ailed emplement
_yr...es. and the rule' illepartini.nt.
land
; BIRTH. iorticultural exhibition will be reduce, freest 2+. 6, . to
" The number new on the hook is 77 males and
I. May 14. at the old Vicarage. North Pethertien, the 91 female*, and at Fisberton 29 nualesand 40 females ; la, and tlie yanl will be. opened an hour earlier then ou
W. A. Summer% Eat., 31.R.C.5., of a son, the prece•ime days.
wife of the whole number, therefore, belonging to the Si far as the moldy of Deireet is concerned, it will,
' May 16, at Exershot, the wife of Mr.C.Bpong, of aeon. . county, and now under treatment, is 237. showing we have no doubt, be more hugely represented in the
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, MARRIAGES. 'an inermae on the last year of 9 patients. The daily various departments of tide exhibition than it hae been
May 24, at St John'. Church, Portland, by the Rev average I
. ge resident number of patients Wall 165. and the 01l any of tlw Ginner meeting, of the eociety. Mr. Gal-
; .
'H. Jetuer, Mr. John Angell, of Castletown, to Rhoda, weekly charge tO the various parishes has been pin of this town, we underlie:met, intenda exhibiting in
; Ga. 101,1., being a decrease in the charge of 34,1. per ,0 • .. , •• 1 ii i ,
leldest daughter of Mr TIOOIII.■ Mills, Liker, Chiewell. two-the implement and art departments • and we have
1 The church was filled with spectators, and nutuerous head per week, as compared with the year Deris.
.11c"it"f;'t"w.ritill.ttllisein; To•?.lele7l,reiho,". "..keil,lionici•-"th',•.e" .";',.
: Bags were bonded both at Castletown and Chiswell in The her of admissions during the pan year have
Meel.'ssAresmi I.'wer, whia.b aides verione other artielo of taste
honour of the happy event, been fewer than usual ; many mace were sent direct a 1 kill 4.11 •xhibit two earria •s -a ne el sociable, and
May 24, at St. -John's, Angell Town, by the Rey, fr the several parishes to Pisherton, in emetequence
IMatthew Vaughan, Henry, youngest son of Mr. T. of this asylum being full and sometimes overcrowded awaileto:i Iwllde can at ieleasug're be inYade to reecenicle
! Bee,ell. of We) th, to moue 31„rie, eldest daughter bet no (realm ease was refused where there wall a' fdin.ret",ire, •r'irlotluileofseaeaterdri::?b",',Zn.saingfloeurawtl,l•l;•lrl•rivd",i,gg
TRURAILtr, May 24.-Comeared with Mondsy, a most of Mr. Aline' Biddell, of Stanhope Villa, Brixton,
imminent change lece, taken piece in the trade here I May 22, at the Ohl Church, Clifton, by the Rev. . tr?t
mi iif h 1 • - ' since issibility of recovery." From a teleolated state' cart amid
animal. a wat, 'tie with iniweelee seats, whereby a
toolay. Prices have given way coneiderably, and James islet-. John William Towusend Eyler Captain nent te ai mins sin the aityluin was °pealed e
I * tid beggage could lie stowed away if m-
inuet; heaviness him prevailed in the demand. The • H.M.'s 31st Regiment, of HeMetein. Dorset, Jane in 1532, we learn that the numbers of cases of in- eaired: and would' l'i"ve • valuable ar'lnkiti ll 11l for a
'apply of beside wes large, and all breede changed hands Louisa, youngest daughter of George Stevenson, Esq., sanity have gone on increasing almost year by year. dein journey, such as
igointg to, ;lir retute:ainetroin a
&lowly, at from 41. to Cal. Icc albs has Mooney. Sheep e late of the Greuadier Guards,
In 1532. the first year. there were -13 adinitted ; in railway station. Place, in he sha a of I e latter car-
, 1a37 there were, at the end of the year. 99 in the r,e44.epiv:ei.lil. whithana teeeltgyul'atilinecaservril„rig,rcee.,Yi belonging to
came freely to lean I, and the inquiry for them was ' DEATHS.
Leavy. cut 4.1. to 61. per Wk.. ,l, cline. I anibe were • ; house ; tit 1647, there were 149 ; in 1e.57, 159; in `if:"
dell inquiry, and the cue-renews geve way 44. to Cal. r t May 10, at Gillinghem, Mrs. Mary Herridge, aged 65, ; If brd saddler. Hien Weeteetreet which
I sa9, 110 s. But there were also 69 other patients at lie-er7yeldf ou'urmee'aile•re have unelecubtaily been •otall'oling in
81loa ealYtel were (rim 4.1, to fel. loaer, with a ull I much reepected by all wipe knew leer. '; I. ieherton."
average nuutber on offer. The pork trade was in a! May 17, at Sturminster Newton, Mr. Daniel Sweet, •
TIIK GALK Os SUNDAY N10117.-•-On the shop for some weeks past. Mr. Pounce will exhibit
depressed state, on eacier terms; but for mild) WWI , aged 07• Sunday Never:el 'specimen.. of choice oil-paintinge. a• eiel •• Donset
the inquiry was tolerably firm. ; May 17, at Wrexham. Denbighshire, aged 27, Frances,
, night this town was Tilted with a terrific gale, Illuetrated," in addition to some unproved photographic
• elil,•et daughter of the late Mr. W.G. Edmonds, formerly , which we regret to troy did confederal& damage. apparatus for taking liketweees and views. Miss Barnes
Per albs. to sink the 011 at. of Wareham. I especially iii the show yard of the Rath and West of contribukesonee hell' aelozen well executed oil-teintinga,
Cr. &Intr. hes.as 3 Stii4 0 l'r. ?Pont Downs g °tog I
See. kitallty, do. 4'2 4 al.arge eers..talves 44 5 0 Shy le, at Lake Villa, Fremantle Park, Smith- • England Agricultural Society. several aheaa were and the Rey. eV. Barnes a few exquiette sketches, while
Prime large oxen 48 5 8 Crinte susallilitto 5a k 6 ampton. Elizabeth, the wife of John Taylor. Sae., of completely unroofed, and the canvas covering those I ,Sell.ii•°l,ll/r°".lwill el," ael"1 A eulleetiml of drawing"' Mr.
4 0 it 0 which were not wholly diamentled, was torn and '.
Ditto Scots, lie. 4 10 5 0 Large hog, . Carelieltun Park, Surrey, and of Sweenage, Dorset, aged mi er.. et versuistlif.
_will add to the collection 'etyma.
Cr. k Infr sheep 4 4 4 a Neat end. porkers 48 a 0 li4• otherwise so much injured that it hail to be teken. all ileaee end woe men. iii, sue
Mod plated goals u the newest an most epee.
r. . on, jeweller, aeu -
boned q witty de 4 10 5 4 Hoek:calm. (each) 21.t0 Dia, May 20, at Woodlands, Horton, Dorset. deeply
iem
of me.. 1.001 ,to be reprired, while several of the tent melee were k le' 1 M Se • I
Pr. era. woolkd Iha , 10 yr. old store pigs 235. to erts. regretted, William, only surviving broken its; under. and will have to be replaced by new 'cation, oh jewellery. silver and plated Ankles. fee., of
sheep
IMay 21, at Sherborne, in her 50th year, Elizabeth, i ones. Some of the canvas; novering. we understand, bete a quantity of walnut tree funeitune which will. no
widow of the late Mr. Benjamin Watts, many yeera a ' wa4 'down a oaturidereble distance freer the ground. doubt, prove a mum« of great attrection to person.
butcher iif that town. !On tlwe following 1111 l ruing. as may be well imagined, about to a cc housekeepine. From Wennoettla
! May 21, at Brighton, Charles Parke, Esq., of Hen- I the ground proented a truly forlorn spectacle. The too, may he expected severe' seen/liens of art. Mr. Cute
bury Mime, ennemineter Mandrel', magistrate of the damage dime liy the gale is estimated at upwards of teed and Mr. Fielon intend being Loathe list of exhibitors
county of Dorset, aged 67. 4:190,and is themiire to be regretted on account of the of 1 wines Mrs Davie drawee.* in water and melon -
, short time which now remains to repair the mischief, ideVllies" \Veld .11evilh: painting, of flowers in the
3lr. R. Da 1111 l 11, also of
several of the implements fee exhibition leaving to er
style of Vincent Barthel*
All communications in relation to whatever de. eyinouth, will rxhibit a Collo:ail .if ~,,,„:i„,, mei
be plewal on the ground in the entree of to-upirrow
partment of the Paper are to be adelneesed to ai„i the ii„y r„ii„sithg. v
.. u nee roue hands were ent• ere tilie,ii•rife*inCe itel:el i*r! liele".:7,4eTi.i'iruirl'ettit't of
fiee.rni 'l, in;;Heltitkenlitee
AD. FREDERICK 31 ei.e6TT, Editor of the Dorset ',loyal yestenney Le replace the canvas and poles, rarit y ; nod of the heed dial Iclitliyironarus patvodon, re'
County Express mot Agricultural Gazette, at the but the wind continuing very high, the progress id eently found in the blue lies formation of Lyme Itegiseind
Otfice, Church Street. Dorchester. the work was coneitierably impale I. Nor has the a east of Ichthyosauriis communise also timed in the
a damage dime by the gale been (shinned to Fording- same II"r"I"t! 111 l •
ton meadow. Thetrees,formingthose beautifulavenues Me"rs• Lew" will, we learn' also exhibit' a mica
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which nun-mind our - I• • ile patent earety regulator for attailiine horses to the shake
DORSET COUN'fIr EXPRESS ...... Lay` 'wen C"USider4"./ of carriage., which we think highly deserving of atty.
damaged, particularly along the Cliesitut walks,
where the ground la literally covered with those tem I. It i:liit,ly to supeneele the leveret fashion liar
ne... Mame being cntirelv done away with. end the
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1860. blimeoseis which we had fondly hoped to gaze on and draught wierrariged that drawing by the back•tye when
_ admire for weeks to genie, and which, but for this the treces are bei long, will be entirely Arleta'. The
I mitieward event, would have been admired by thou- contrivance is
sande who will next week visit this pretty town of can be atteehed or teken out of the shafts inetentene-
; Dorchester. °wily. The present hansese can be adapted to the new Mosses Eete;HATION.-The William Tapecott. which
IN the House of Lords on Monday the Paper i Doncunrreit VoLusresit Rivi.v.m.-Mra. Patti- regulator at very small amt. . sailed from Liverpool a few days ago for New York,
Duty Repeal Bill, passed by the Commons, was 1 son, of Wrackleford Hinge. having, we understand, had on board 811 Mennen., whose destiny is the Great
expreakel to Gwent' K Salt hake. There were 125 married men and 175 mar-
effectually knocked on the head-the Lords : indersley her desire to see ried women. 146 single men and 149 siegle women, SO
thus declaring their partiality for the „ deer ~
, the Dorchester N'olunteer Rifles, the members of the ---- male mid 92 female children, and IS male and •..% female
I corps on Thursday evening last nsiolverl to pay that (feminism, Monday, May 28.(--Before J. Epson, and infants. 354 were English, 22 Scotch, 35 Irish, and 400
Press, in opposition to cheap newspaper liters, I Day a visit. They left, Dorelneter at is o'clock .1. F. Hwlges, Emma foreigners.
titre for the information and instruction of the . under the coninoted of Captain Kindersley and True Social. EVIL-Kama IturP,Olor, a girl who CAN•OIaN LOYSLTY.-A preliminary meeting of the
Lieutenant Coombs. and headed ley the brass band citizen,. of Hamilton, Canada Weet, was lately held, to
million. Lord LYNDHURST has done better sex'- mine from Trowbridge ahout three; weeks ago, and lees
ot the Dorsetshire Militia, kindly lent for the ram- take measures for the erection of a monument to Her
vice than he rendered to the country on Monday ' • 1,ee.,1 a meet disgraceful life mince being here, was brought
Pt'. i wool( for twin drunk and ilioirderly on
I seen. they unmated through Channinster, and arrived "I• °F ' e . .g Majesty, to lie built by subscription. The Mayor and a
night by showing how perfectly regular it would lat Wraekleford a little before 9. Here they were number of other gentlemen were appointed a committee
be, in point of law and custom, to reject the Bill; ' liberallY regaled with "cakes anti ale," the a Suturelay night. She wee in the wait walk eurnatieled
by a perm' of boye, using the 1111 l et obecene languege to that effect.
several tunes on the lawn in front of the
"--.1 and fighting. In the fray aloe tok both leer eyes Meantime! OccultßaNCE.---A ehoriking affair occurred
and Lord SHAFTESBURY has shown more sym- ' riaYi"gin the neighbourhood of Blairgowrie on the forenoon of
! mum. After remaininlth 1 half• ' '
blackened and was acvered with blood. She was emu-
g a toe a our an, athe mated for a I 1111 l ith a herd labour. Thursday lest. A man teamed John lieron, a baker,
pathy for the interests of the masses, in the way ' members again fiinued, amid mandial h- I, II
. .44.:- to ...or- Ais iil.o FAMILIAR FacK.--Asa Croeker. residing at met his two children, a boy and girl, ion the bridge,
of education and mental nu rot, than p vemen chestee, reaching their homes at :thou' II o'clock at Fordingtuti, was brought up by P.C. Hill, charged with procealing to school, and induced them to walk up the
_. - e e__, , ~_ night We are happy to announce that Mrs. Patti. drunken and iliwoderly cutielect. She hail been in gaol river side with him to • lilacs where the waters are eon-
wheal he forsook his parry and Wotan in tn . .
. e sou has headed a subscription list of the Laud fund no less than 12 tiines,--in Itt36 on a charge of steeling fined by reek. in a narrow channel. On reaching the
majority against the instruction of the people for the a with - ' irps .ta as. ducks ;in ettt for ileetroying timber ; again in the .ftlile soot he levier' the boy, threw him into the torrent, and
ar for stealing Wilber • in 'NJ for tweaking a hedge ; en
through the medium of a cheap prem. This • FausNin.v *Striv.Tv. -Tile members of the Dor- F. • • f 1 - f ; then taking the girl in las *rens, sprang after him. The
41 for a bra. h of the peace ; in the 0 owing year or boy was providentially thrown up by the water on a
opposition of the Lords is said to be no party cheater Mechanics' Friendly Society held their *-- - •
, a similar offence ;in '44 for destme Mg a fence; in 1846 rock in the • lale of the stream, where his cries
annual . eete 1 • t the 4'l 1
meeting y rr .4), a e u Amuse, the
move ; and they prove it by reference to the for imieshughti•r ; and .bottlY alterwaide. on being ...•• attracted the attention of several persons in the neigh-
Roval Ikele Ime. After transacting the usual busi- I , ' If. 1 k ' 1848 1 l'i .• rk •in
mote, or a roil Cline/el, 111 ,or sue.a I 1„ lan , hourliciod. who procured ladder*, and after considerable
number of Whigs who, on this occasion, joined ii.,.. of thif club, the greater portion of the members 1 1551 for a breech of the peace, and last year for deutik- difficulty ranee' him. The father and daughter. bow.
Lord DERBY in Condenllllll tl They
g le measure. ,
(about 40 in lillni her) sat JAM it to an excellent dinner. enures. On the present muted 111 l
-she was cresting a - --- - I ever, were drowned. The boy states that when his father
l% e are happy to state that rent ilietnelance in Ilithatreet and threat,. . ~ to cot
rat present the prospect' e • . • " well STURMNISTER NEWTO.Y. was floating past he tried to pull him n off the rock into
take credit for the absence of everything like '
of tbe club are in a flourishing state. 'icehouse on fire. It was said she wail a very we con- the water.
factious combination against the Government ; ductal m woman when miner,
e that tie,' and th the several nce offes A party of the directors, with the engineer and I
-- - , A CoioN KEt ILLY.° Denten A Rtatiw.-The hat
for whiali she lisel been convicted were co 'Heil whilst secretary of the cempany, were here on Friday, ;end • , w .. , . ,
..
but it is incapable of denial that the Lords have BATH AND WEST OP ENGLAND SHOW. , • ... f • •1• .... . .. . , .
who-ha , Regiment or anneashire Militia was reviewed at
Ila a sta.., ii. intoxica.ion. It loin In gaol slie Aiwa). wukt.ti out the site er the railway etjettiere.
Wareick on Thursday last a 1 the ' '
displayed a perverse aud mischievous combiva- ' behaved well, and woe tie,, t hard workieg of the will be erected in a field close to the town, on the :in a fatal accident to the colonel, (renvlnenweitezietated.
tion against the interests of the people, both as In the next Mime of the Express we shall be able to female 'wheelers. The Ikea committed her for 7
Shaftesbury-road, not far from the new police station,
give a detailed report of the cennineneyment of the pro- I jays . The colonel was riding at the head of Ida regieneut. on
regards the literature accessible to them, and medings ceimected with the Bath Moil Weet of Eng;autt .
, Ass. At:LT.-Ellen Doan was charged by Maria Reardon ket• ' anArabian la
and very convenient of approach from the near 1 c a rger, when it 'darted ana struck against
the trade of the country, which is to so
, , great Society'a ExhilEtion for 1860. In the meantime we 1 with an assault. The pertiee reside at Forilington. street. We shall, doubtless in a few weeks, see a I the horse of. Lilted Leigh. the lord lieutenant. The
neap remark, the greeteet •- - 1 'I 1 - tfl f 1 t ceenmencement of work at the heavy cutting at I eolonel host 1,1. stirrup, and the horse dashed away with
acavity everyw iere previa a awl the quarrel on •nceil on aCeolin o ie ell. an
an extent, infected by these unjust and burthen- with the view to gnu Mgr to the great and meetly ap- ' 'ewe, i i if b 'tlk • 1 t 0 e Boinelea-liill•
g ina. e mese very tv.y in i int, aam i i him toward.. Stratford, and threw hint. By the fall he
some auposts. If the insinuation of Mn. GLAD- cab .
ItTuttubillg event. Ali pertke ,e,„ at • tea gith one perish relief greeted to the complaineut. The neat This place has ever been to a conside le degree 1 ft.
sustained coneuesiou of the brain, and died OA Thursday
...101l feilieg, as far a. their means will enable them, I deegueteng language nioeil ley both parties, and in elle remarkable for instances of longevity. The past a Sr". ~.,
_, .
haul
STONE'S has any force and truth in it, namely, to use every exertion in their weenie' spheres of action, !hiat of the • t eletnelant threw Wale water over a inter, protracted, as it was, aeons to have told on- 11 "''''''''' "Istml nu a Narrow escape of being
that the coining representatives of the masses wh'ther Private or enebe, to melte the Dorcheeter the complainant. The Beeele fined defendant Is., sea e
ayourelely upon aim's Of the elderly folk. Within . poi.oned. Her physician had ordered her a potion with
Exhibition as attractive a• ploaaltile. oats fre 6,1 811 e nuist pay 2s. for the su 11111 l 01. at . erten], drops of laudanum in it. but the chemist who
have " wrongs to avenge as well as duties to The annulate° limonite,' for rr •ii out the decors' cf;a. ti
oh,. a
month
aoiiiii lie
eleiwee. little wore than a moith dime very noticeable specr- niade up the prescription put in thirty drops by mistake.
'• discharge," it is to be feared that the hostility lions of the town, baddeo erecting two large triumphal once'
i I • ' rel
. 11l
c!.. l'du ted ',emelt pro-
, an. i, o unim t eat perm, ale con c emus a active old age have been remork4 from 1 The symptoms produced by this overdo.* were for a
amongst us ; first, James Foot, nearly 96 years old. I short time afreenine but the lady has now quite re-
of the Upper House to a much needed and end cut
et the moor, end the other at the In.'''. • petit, Mu might come before the Bench to have the
gib...tree:, as mowed in our hit, arid which if I ee, ae, maimed_ with faculties bright. intelligent.l .- to ti . A.
au, vigorous 10 : covered.
popular measure will in no way alleviate the I carr,ed out 4o:cording to LI ie otraWilog, we haVe illiipeet.a. I ' . - ill.t 1 becolellY. Daniel Sweet, over tes years, energetic I The great flower show at the Crystal Palace took
sense of those " wrougs" which will have to be cool-.t feil to prove highly attrectiv e-- thee have hke- COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS. and active within a few clays of his disease ; and place on Saturday. The arrangensente for the great
wiee rioter...oh ilitO all ellgageuout with Mr. buffell, f 11111 l - lastly, on Slosiday last, Sarah Stoodly, a More strik- ; intereational musical festival of the Orphlionistes of
redressed by a Reformed House of Commons. Ow vaosi.sii rt.irdens, London, to ; .llu 11l ill ete the West COUNTY HALL, Doscliesvra, Saturday. Mey %.-
„ ing instance than either of the former, departed this : Fran.. „ce___He June next, are progressing in the most
Such a House would, in the case of the rejection and two southewslks with venegated lamps, at a cost &fore ti. M illi ..'„___atue, Eat. (chairman), old W. hi. Sony, ite, having reached the ripe age of Dm yeses,
with sanezeicsory manner.
• of E5O for Wednesday Thursday and Inlay nights. Eat. Heavy rains have carried away • portion of the
of the Bill-under all the circumstances attend. For this * * *
is purpose, we understand, upwards of 4,0ti0 be exception de few months. Her memory, ewe.
MATRIMONIAL FELICITY.-John thal, a shoemaker. t.
____, __, t_e_ •.. way between Wee and Suez. Travellers to and from
rail-
ing it-be probably disposed to take very dif- lamps will be required; and as the fonns of the divioes, residing at Wyke Regis, who had walked the whole of 4
tght, WM other wow were gvou Bp to a IMO SO4.per ikaw bays thereby been delayed.

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format action compared with the tame, and, as
some say, "humiliating" conduct of the House,
in contenting itself with such quiet business ak
the searching for precedents. On Tuesday Lord
Dozoisivsiox called attention to the continued
disturbances on each succeeding Sunday in the
Church of St. George's-in-the-East, and moved a
resolution that sufficient potter and energy had
' not been displayed in putting them down and
bringing the offenders to punishment. Alto
some conversation the motion was withdrawn.
On Thursday a long conversation took place on
the subject of the Lord-Lieutenancy of the
county of Londonderry, in the course of which
the Earl of CARLISLE vindicated his appointment
of Mr. LYLE to that office. On Friday their
Lordships sat for a short time, but the business
was limited to the Royal assent by commission
to certain Bills. The House then adjourned
until Monday, the Zith of June.
The House of pOllllllOll5 during the week has
been occupied with explanations touching the
Sicilian insurrection, particularly with reference
to any supposed relations of England with odic'
Powers in respect of that movement. It did not
I appear to be the intent of any of the great
Powers to interfere with I ;ARIBALUL or to take
any part whatever in supporting the Neapolitan
Government. on Friday night the House
l' resolved, on the motion of Lord PALMERSTON,
to ascertain and report on the practice of each
House with regard to the several descriptions of
, Bills imposing or repealing taxes. After the
, transaction of some other business of compara-
tively little moment, the House adjourned until
Thursday next.

She leaves behind her a danghter of about 70, elm,
neyer previously been separated from her mother,
and Wll,, !omens witk nitense grief the lose of her
venerable pared.
On Tuesday evening Me. Hilton; of Brighton, ad-
dressed a respectable audience at the Natiotud 5C134:01
rooms-, on the "Temperance Reforrendioa,' having
moo especially in view the principles of the United
Kingehon Alliance. Mr. Hammond, president,
briefly introdereA the lecturer. The ad tress was
marked by many riot* of great interest, was bold, I
fluent. and energetic, enkling rather minutely into
the various efforts which have been made during the
past thirty years, to obviate the dile arising trom
lidos ication. analysing the results, and arguing /wilily
and effectively for the claims of the association enrich
be repreiented. The subject was resumed on the
following night, at the Infant School-room. On the
Wednesday preceding, the same gentleman lectured
Olt "The General Frineiples and History of Teetotal-
ism," at Hartgrove Chapel, near Fontmell staple, to
a numerous assembly, and at the dose of his address
about halfa-dozen signatures were raided to the Stur-
minsterSociety's pledge-book.

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Inferior beet.. 3 41-3 8 Interior mom , 4 4
dim._ 8 3 111 Iliddling ditto 4 8 6 0
Prime kinte ditto 4 It 4 2 Prime ditto 5 5 6
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