The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12 00:00:00

POOL&

B• 14111. —Oaf Wailaseday a public bum: was
appood Is the Baptist Siusilay School-roomif 11l
Wow, tlis proses& tram which will In devoted to
tbe building hod. The stalls ware passidisd over
by ladies of lb, saagreptioa.

Scerssarow op nu Curators* TRAMO.—Tbs
gimp of the Isles bee been disabled bygones disorder
in ber machinery froze making the oustoreary voyages
to Cherbourg duriog the laie fortingtit, wed bre at
length been talus off the elation altogether, while to
the beet of our knowledge, so other boat has bees
seat to take her *ea Gloomy progacetioatioas are
begioniog to be entertained of tbe tutu» In commo-
tion with the Cherbourg tralSo, width we macerely
trust at. not destined to be realised.

GAO lissom—On Wednesday morning
meeting consisting of 16 or 17 large gas consenarre
in the two sesembled ths office of 11seen Lewin
and Wilkinwon's foundry, to coosider the bseihoemis
of obtaining a rednotioe in the via of gas. •
statement was laid helots the meeting showing the
price of gas in most of Mao Deighboaring tow's, and
it was the ananinions *pintas of those present that
Mie charge for gas in Poole wee eseessive. • resole.
hoc was proposed nod carried to the efface thet •
deputation from the meeting. enneiseing of the Mayor
F. Styria', Req.), Mr. W. Wilktnees, Mr, 0
Belhee, Mr. T. F. Roger., 11r. A. Balaton, Mr. F.
lidlos and Mr. I 'Poplin, should seek so interview
with the directors of the Poole Gm and Ooke Cam.
pony, vrttlt the view of obtaining • rednotion in tbo
prim of gas sappliwi to the lawn, and ako an
improevoont in it. quality. Another resollatiee
was carried, adjourning the mvetieg till Wednesday
tin 10th instant, for receiving the marl of the
deputation.

Tits Timmer, 'hammier. —Pending the lepl
decision as to the rightful bele to the tiohiment
estates, about which so mach mystery his nn•
necessarily hems winds, sad which is still ottonatted,
tie public may reit sonned that Sir Roger Cherie.
Tichborne has veritably retansed to tbri home of his
fathers in dna country. Letter, were received last
-week by siewel permits from Sir Roger, aanotairtiag
•is immediate return to Alresford, and as Saturday
lam be arrived in Winobarger, and sabeepteatly 1.11
for Aireetord. Amo.l the gentlemes to whom be
commuthosted this isleatto. was Mr. Edward
Hopkiwit, solicitor, of that taws. This is the !mealy
limy* referred to in the serriegoodease with the
'Liverpool Arm respecting the wreck of the Rolls, sad
w betequested particulars to lay before Lay Dewhty
• Tis'oborne me to the fate of her son. Mr. tWitins
Avis requested to will spoil Si, Roger at Airesford,
sod to dine with him as Sunday, together with
several other Monde who were meet intimate with
the "thug-lost heir" before he left lapsed. Sir
Roger wet positively identided both by Mr. Hirohito
and other gestlemen (same of them residents of this
city), who spent the day is his oothpany. AR*,
Ibis, mid the equally positive ditelaratioe of his
mother, it is reasonable to amuse that he is the
right man, whstever Mr. Goeford or others might
have said. There is pat the least quistios that Mr.
Hopkins and the Winohester gendemsa referred to
were parttounirly intimate with the whole family,
and therefore capable sad trustworthy winsome, s•
to his ideetiderties. Is owe of a suit in Chaneery
being ethameneed, Sir RoandeLl Bilmer and Mr.
Chapeau Herber have bees retained to &feed the
interest" of the present ward sad Lady Alfred Tub-
bone ; wield Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., has also beets
vetshied in the MOO ialloroas for any salt that may
its brought on the Western CirealL The trial of
this most estreordioary cam will be looked forward
to with the most lenses lathe's& by the whole of the
-country. Itheitoar Mates that he has retuned ds•
whole of the rsoasy forwarded to him by Ms noliber
bevies hese very nesessifiti in Asseelth as an opt.,
•oulturist sad spealater.—Mo97l4ll7 Peed

Leeman sr R sear D. ffirvitona, 11. P
henry Dot Solotoor. IN, delivered a laden is
th e gild I on Monday evesiag, She ilth
on "Art; as•l its revival in Italy after the Middle
Ages" The amendeocie wee net equal to the merits
of the lectors Mr. George Balboa presbiedL The
lecturer having been 'strider:old be the audienos by
the °bairns/la, proceeded at owe will his nabjeot,
and was listswed to with great attention. The chief
topic.' dilated npon were the greater appreciation of
the fine arts aR sr the nations of the- Rest beesese
more ; the pleseeres Moo we all eeperidoes
in the eoutemplaties el lie besetifel, either the
beauties of nature, or the works predated by
'sculptors, architects, and painters ; the Jeanette@ the
beautiful works of art bate ma the mind if properly
directed ; how the Greeks exalted the BMWS is ,
their ideas of art, and bow, whop the Greeks were
trincuered by the Romans, the greet capital of the
world woe decorated by Greek artiste Iho atom°
toristios of Greciaa painting ; the various departments
of Poles in *olio( the on.. of which poplin was
made, to odors the principal building*; the elate of
the gee arts from the fifth to the twelfth osetnries ;
the redeems of the decline of thwarts; the Cessoombe
er Roos—Use beauty of the paieUsp Ike damn-
ties. of tbe walls of Pompeii • the and&se devolpenest
of art in Italy • the Teeter; School of art, which
fi,as agaskiug d'delebrity ; the program of the
arts under the mestere of the Ofteeeth wad eitteseth
4:eateries, arid the distinguished artiste of this period;
the improvedneete in the style of painting (hum
imitating the works of ancient painters to imitating
the works of nature); and the enoonragemect that
art received throughout Italy after the middle ogee.
The leoterer baring with greet minuteman gives'
'his audience IC Idea of the Mike adopted by the
artists of this period, proceeded to speak of** great
genies of Leonardo do Vinci, Michael Aspic
Beocarotti, and Raphael, poem= on the
grandeer of their works sad their w °restive
powers. After • few reworks on the increased love
of the bee arta mime 1851, b. spoke of the objects of
the Amadei liosiety in eopyiag the peistin. sad
Venom Lanolin Rome (erverel of whisk he eAibiled
in the hall, ezeonted at Berthas the property of lb*
society). Mr. Beynicier spoke In leadatorl borsht GO
the homes on the walls et the Rome of Parliament,
and of the hese recently plasma as the hsemseat of
the Nelms monaineet in Tmlelgar-sqnsau deldils•d
by SW Edwsrd Leedom, La., which he said should
stimulate m to fresh exertions, and eases on lo
perform with vigour what shall be suggested to ea
Al Om °melodeon of the lecture, whit& was ietereet-
toe. instructive sad elabotele, the ball remade('
with cheers. —The Obairmae, volts of
theake to Mr. Seymour. said that the Iron Ls he had
taken with the Imbue was soother proof of the in-
terest he has lie this Mau. —• vote of *sake were
accorded to the chairman.—after the looters several
persoas lingered behind to exarniee th chromo-
lithographs last by the Amadei &ma:, to Sir.
Seymour to illostrate his lodate. Among sham
reamed oopies of lb. original (meow were the fol.
Ineriag idwereetissi *Mew I—The nativity of the
Vivo (Asdres del Sorb) ; Bt. Peter delivered free.
Prime (11.4Lielle), from a fresco in iii• steam of the
Vatican I the Isea:ser (Ohistandeie), from a free.
in the aerie sti Imu at Aerobes ; the Aanne-
Ostia" (by Pia ) ; the Virgil= sad Child (by
ltedisiO) ; Christ mhees the dostars (lideth the
tbo ViriAs I)' the dinusehttles
rgiurifiertelpmeo); Idm (Ilmenelej
rh. leer Ranh (11160) 101 or Obi
woe (lmiai); the yeeemdelism ha the Temple (tram
• from by WO; Ike Asemmies Melt* ea