The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-24 00:00:00

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lof the season took place on Tuesday evening, when
the re•ball lOU filled,* overdowing. Amongst
the rembly we noticed H. B. flounsell, Esq.
I aye), and Wei tionneell, Miss Donned',
ay. J. L. and Mr.. Carpenter, Mr, G. B
I, Mr. Walter Stephens, Miss Atepheno, Mrs.
'his, Mrs. Denziloe, Mr. le Gros and Miss
oe, Mr. Drage, Mr. G. Chick, the Misses
, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tucker, Mr. p. Spooner,
Tucker, Miss Caiaes, Mr. Newberry, Mr.
I, Mr. G. Samson, the Misses Samson, Mr.
lake, lac. The entertainment provided, eon.
'of a reading from Shakespeare's comedy "AI!
ike Iti" by the Misses Lisle, We regret that ,
congratulate the committee upon the
cf their choice for this, the " opaline
the season, and hope that the succeeding
ainmenti will prove more satisfactory. The
ace whole, was common-place and spiritnd appeared to be vastly wearisome to
Rty of the assembly. In justice, however, 4.
ir exponents of the great bard, we must.,
I few peerages were happily rendered, but theinfl
oertainfy 'few and far between." On
me omission our talented townsman, Mr.,fl.'
et milted, from Shakespeare's plays far'
lectively_and pleas tifeadlyi
YOUNG MEN AT THIII PATS--In the Bridport
of last week, the reporter, in describiug the
id fair, erueringly alluded to 'a respectable and
inducted ?las!
.of young men by saying,' "'The
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Crlcklede, and damoge dom. by. the rioters-
C nklediireseeithe enstretieltel sonde( 'lib' order' tin •
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Wiltshire monteeressurer for £27 damages and midi.
'll-ii‘ Chilies's-barn bench refused to mike any such ordera!
Tee high constable incurred an expense of £Bl in Obi
Chlppenhain pruceediegs for defame beaks* the cliitie.
At the quer:er ee.sion at Aisrlborough tee Crieklade
semen was ordered to he psi l, and • epeeist rate mace
on that hundred to reimburse the amount. The
Chippenhem amount was ordered to be paid out of Doe
r n-rat county rate. No si seta rate could, under the
1 cirounistanee, be made on thippenham.
I aeis
, ommev OT hill At.-00 Wednesday night, Or
early on Thursday morning, about eighty pouuds of
, meat were stolen Irons it slaughterhouse occupied
, by Mr. James Smith, in, Brown-street, and enfortu.
, stately there is no cloe to-tke effender. The rohhery
' Wall no doubt ommitted boy a person well acquainted
with the premises. The door was fastened only
while padlock, which pessenbed no marksof violence,
and had evidently benn-opened with a duplicate key.
A dog belonging to Mr. Smith was tied up in the
slaughter-house, and warn not heard to bark during
the night
Aelltore AGAINST THE 800TE•WHITERN RAILWAY
C0741411T0 —AI a recent Mai* of the Southwark
Coun Court, Mr. Edmund Goddard, carrier, Salis-
bury, sued the London and Sonth•Western Railway
Company for dm:nags:a sustained by Alleged delay of
a hamper of meat furs wiled from Salisbury on 25th
_... May, fuil delifered to the tan of *hand's agent by
lretnbfbincltbseettlexAmented to derivect
threat sit-o'clock the next morning. The plaintiff's case
doe (rein seeing wit their brethren in eir i mas shot the Railway Company were boned todoh
les in creek shots at t iriila galleries." Now I -the meat in time for roarket, which mmemeried
p terin "swell" to moan an empte-pated fellow bourar two earlier. For the Company it war eon-
kriably makes himself ridiculons by the style of tended that all reasonable despatch was given to the
thing, and his wanting to be thought something mesh in transition, and that dilly' ery was accom-
eat, whilst every reasonable being knows he is
',lsbell in the ordinary coarse of business and as
i more or lase than the personage to whom we
'glee the mune o a rue patient hat stubborn early As possible. The judge ruled that the delivery
. Bad I • mind to retaliate I might say that • was it reasonable one, and gave judgment
snobbish reporter P.M paitieular pleasure in fendente, and awarded costs.
'ridiculous criticising and unfair reports. But
I
Inge are come to • pretty position now. A few Brightwell, near Wallingford, in the county of
en cannot indulge in •rational amusement with
of the royal artillere, yeomen, clerks, EgGLICHIASTICAL iNTILLIGENCE---The living of
-
Berkim in the gift of the Lord Bishop of Winehester,
and ruq,th about £670 per annum, is abont to be
*es, and a host of others without having their
I paraded in le public pager, and at vacated, the same Right Rev. Prelate having con-
de time get for themselves an insulting apelletion ferred on the incumbent, the Rev. Roberti Newman
els se it it undeserved, No doubt the article ' Milford, the rectory of Bishop's Knoyle, in the
Ms the offspring Of the Giant Intellect which 1 county of Wilts and diocese of Salisbury, of the
I forth the '!liliduight Cry," than wh ch • more annual value of about £l,OOO, and recently rendered
bly-stupid ettempt at and total failure of being vacant by the death of the Rev. Crosbie Morgell.
'IN-haveneverthawtiteld aeon in the Bridport The Itishop of Salisbury has admitted the following
ime..t wonder , reio of this great genius clergymen to cnracies in his diocese :—The Rev.
td by cementing no lest than two (I) original Ei be Henry NI ley B A
'wisag".obligtitits'ethiroNwodo"voontiebirs tpe4l4ll and trust trualigh"st to 'tlii"e'litiattn and Clutmeptei 'of .tif;toonl,ttohe p9thetuilkaperLi"potatolf
sort to furnigli him with leading articles. I will eltrelcy: of Holt, in the county of Wilts
.; the Rev.
ql my letter to a greater length, but conclude by George William Phillips to Stour Provost and
g this intelligent reportesetoevoid using offensive Todbere, Dorset; and the Rev. Henry Sheppard
merited remake reepecting his superiors in Green, ILA., to Limpley Stoke, Wilts. His Lord-
-A SHOT FROM BEHIND Tug Coeittgeg ship has appointed to Rev. Charles Woodcock, in-
- eumbent of Chardetock, Dorset, to emceed the Rev.
_ _ lIHADPOLE. Robert Spathe Humbioge, wbo has removed into
. the Wiltshire part of the diooese as one of the rural
T SOCIETY. —On Tuesday evening a hot deans in Dorset, as mentfoned ender another head.
Well provided by Mr. Hart, of the Boot Inn,
,le, for a portion of the members of the above MINING MISTINGS,..-Ole Thum-lay a meeting of
, in order to present to Mr. George Ramey, adventurers in the West Rose Down Mine was bold
oretary, an embossed inkstand. as a grateful , at the 'White Hart Hotel, undev the presidency of
for his faithful, obliging „d gratuitous Mr. J. Wristbridge. The report stated, "That
Me fileneiloe, their Bereave, presided on every exertion was being used to develop. this
on, and actor -the Esual royal wow, were property in as effective and economical manner aa
and responded Sol the chairman rose and Pinnible'" The cash account during the quarter
, "It affords me considerable pleasure to meet amounted to OM lls.' ilhere is a'belancii in band
so many members and friends of the club, and I of £259 19s. 11d. It was resolved that • call of 15s.
gladly avail myself of your solicitation to present to per share be made; and "that in consequeme of
our much respected secretary, this demonstration of the exceedingly taaatteisatatY State ef the Whir° 91
your feelings in the handsome present we are about the mine, • committee of Biro shareholders, not
to offer for his acceptanee. There can scarcely be a connected with the nranagisment of the mine, be
more pleasing thing than the delightful feeling ex- appointed to select such inspector or inspectors as
perieueed by all honourable minds of rewarding to they may deem fit, to make an inspection of the
some patent the faithful serviees of. sealom servant. mine, and to report the result of the same at a
There are many ' flower. botn to blush unseen,' but special meeting to be convened by the said corn-
this l
an exception, for I have known Mr: Hussey mittee for that purpose. —A meeting of &deco.
from is childhood, and I add my testimony to that toren in the Came C.amborne Mine was held on the
of matey other witnesses, that his general conduct same clap and a call of le, per share was made.
throu' h life has been marked by the strictest honour Over a meeting of the proprietors of the Marko
and ' tegrity ; he has been a good friend, a kind
Valley Mine, Mr, W. Fawcett presided. The report
neighbour, a good husband, an affectionate parent, stated :—" The usual returns have been and will be
and by his general conduct has acquired the esteem continued, but owing to the very low prise of
and fdepect of every class of persons who may have copper, and the reduced standard that we are
been donnedted Pith him. Mn. Hassey, it has now getting for the ore, our profits of late have been very
become my pleasant ditty to presemt this beautiful small; an improvement in this direction, to which
listand for your acceptance as a small tutu of our we may fairly look forward, would very materially
NI for your many valuable servioes--eervices lniFtuse our position.' The amounts; show a
have been considerable, but the diftculties of fthinc° of £1,392 5' 9a. in &inn' of
you have surmounted by glealoug application the mine. The salsa of ore during the
'- ability. Sir, I have feebly endeavoured quarter amounted to £3,700 12..11d., and the out
to you the feelings that are amorally eh; for the same period to £3,611 2s. 7d., leaving a
by the members of this club, and meet Frc'dt ef £BO lei' dd. No dividend was paid.—A
to we hope and treat. you will long gen. general meeting of the adventurers in the Rest
us as our secretary, and that yourself, Carsdom Mine, was alto held, Mr. William Fawoett
and family, may enjoy that success and in the chair. Captain Seccombe's report stated :
through life, which you at present so very " There are numerous points of interest as yet un•
e." Mr. Hussey replied :—" Gentlemen, wrought, and very good chums of hoprovementa
the , kindness you have been pleased to convey tbelodes we are atyresent working upon, so that
to me through this beentiful present, I feel most se advancement in the price of ore (which at
grateful for, and I beg to assure yeti it will Prosoot is very low). Me may expect it to continue a
always be my object and endeavour to do good Pindnetive mine'" 'he ..l, of ere for the
2,
more, poesiblee for the geed of the club quarter amounted to .a), 185.3 d. After paying
than have yet done. It has always been a dividend of Os. per 'hate, a bahooe was left to the
my ,-ct to do good, and it always will be. credit of the adventurers of £1,176 12e. bd. Mr.
I agate thank yen for your piesect, and wish you all Cunningham moved—" That a committee of five
very good health." Many other touts were pro- shareholders, neither of them to omen* of the
posed, including the Rev. Prebendary Broadley and present committee, be appointed at this meeting,
others, and the company separated after thanking and that such committee appoint two or more
Host trait for his gond cheer. All spent an agree; inspectors to thoroughly examine and report ott the
able evening. present state of the reserves in the mine, and the
probable proepeete for the future, such report to be
published by the coostnittes and forwarded to mutt
shareholder." The motion having been emended by
Mr. Id, Phillips, was put to the mating, with the
following result :—For the motion, 2; representing
82 shares. Against the motion 16; representing 868
shares. Majority of shares, 786. A vote of thanks
to the chairman Lelosed the proceedings. The
customary dinner at the expense of the East Caradon
and Market Valley Mines did not take place; buti
about 30 of the shareholders dined together at the
White Hart at the close of the proceedings.
Om/Ift Pam Sessions, Tuesday. —Present: Tiseowili
Folkestone, Berl Nelson, and it. A. Ferryman, Bop—
George Speed, a navvy, wits brought up, charged with
Meeting three gallons of apples, the property of George-
Deen, at Pledryneb. He elected to be tried under tbe
Criminal Justice Ad, and was sentenced to three menthe
hard labour. He was further charged with assent**
P.C, Henry Collett, in the execution of his duty,
and fined £6 and meta, or two months' imprisonment,
to commence at the expiration of the above sentence.
AII•tehtfWITH INTENT.—On Triuday tnornilita.
Magistrates' Clerk's Ofees, before Viscount
Cherles Tubb was charged with committing an
with intent upon a little girl of the mete of Ninths
Tucker, at Weld Grimetesd, on the 13th inst. The case
was dismissed.

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