The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1866.
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LONDON MARKETS. ined by Ensor's accounts must show his liabilities, including in a particular house. The woman nod
uncertain crowns, and more uneasy heads Bright-the pretence which has no existence in o:flown...her...hes pay a dividend of 15 per cent, them, and the north wall wes widen°
the mort e, still that might be pet in gingerly as be as tinny as three girls. He said he ius.lth" n'ltt
_--ie- ---- LO wear them, than even the Crown of reality-but which -.
of £500," which would not be what four, when • little boy of 10 yea, of talted te
BY EXPRESS ‘t ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH ~. hints " a mortgage
and mongaging borough property to the catept of r 2.500 the overflow from a chute defendant had put up-. gag
at 6 por ant interom,,to am you must not use the water On the sth September a sale of
the
brewing
P when lb aired to know.
in the faoe of Yarmouth,
Greece, King George (Prince William of Reigate. Lancaster, and Tutu°. revelations, some "There's more than that air, there ado aud
---e---_ for your:10 patch of ground, feet square ye ere took place, and in the month following, wh they req. . .
Olean& Vernon, Bennett and Frond don't know their names." are
(FROM OV R OWN REPORTER) Denmark, when we knew him one memorable are seeking to create-that "separate classes r..,,
M Ninon SERVICE/1.-OD Monday se'nnight • plaintiff netted the premises, be found but a small On • division, . . out I
voted for the motion, Messrs. Bishop, Steels, and Mr. BUMP mid that • few weeks .
- 10th of March not long gone bye) was acting in separate capacities are causing •a public tea meeting was held at the Wesleyan chapel, portion of the floor remaining. lii estimate of the • . .
d M Gregory remained neutral. before the borough polio. t -a" us
MARK•LANE, MONDAY, SIFT. 10. Mon between the working classes and other
sufficiently popular when amongst us. The • • o • - at which Most 60 sat down, for the purpose ons was the amount or dilapidati claimed, and Slade spume it, an r. . cow a woman -
The Ma gave his casting vote against the motion, another with keeping • house for the ,o,__,therged
Arrirela of wheat very moderate; condition tolerably portions of this community. Why this is a welootuim the newly appointed ministers to the in that sum be reckoned for • whole floor, e Mayor
have people of Greece e all along had a dreamprostitutes, when the other said_...o. d''Ptise of
tcomplete when defendant and it was lost.
good. Trade firm, and an advance of 2s. per qr. took more delusive than the other l We know circuit. Aftertook late, when though e•
tea a public meeting p:it was no only difference between us is that I d
lace in the quotation.. strange hankering after an English sore- what Mr. Roebuck must have meant after the chapel was well filled, and appropriate addresses entered upon the lease, but be thought that could THY FINANCL COMMITTIZ. olt an o_4
,apply of barley very moderate; trade firw, at an reign-witness the offer of their crown to dinner,. but what on earth could Mr. Gladstone were delivered by the circuit ministers-the Rev. J. be adjusted by arrangement. However, he could Mr. nom) rose to move that the Finance .
Gun. it, and you don't." • to
The M•eort asked what
•ce in prices of 1.. per v.Council, power they had to
our Prince Alfred. And it is more than mean before it I Jones and the Rev. S. Simons, and Messrs. Bush, get no settlement, and, therefore, brought this mitt«, for the future Posed of the whole _
remedy.
in slow request, at about Monday's currency.ground n IPtly
do was steady, and in some iantances • slight probable that, politically, they may be right ______ ___ - Adams, and Crocker. The chair was taken by Mr. action. -The defence was that the premises were instead of four nienibere,as at present, on the .
The Tows CLERK said the
of the n defendant entered eat expenditure of .he , Pewee unfo
ic place. • •
in their inclinations towards us, seeing that L. Rigge, of Chieelborue, and the proceeds desperately out of repair when that the details of the great , hod to be asserted i„ rather r 'Unto
iv, on former terms. Lonbon 614cttr. tea and collection at the close of the public meeting upon the lease, that the damage to the wall was borough ought to be familiar to every member of the
Two inhabitanta of the ' , ound.abo„t _ I
the Greek possessions of Turkey are once Panic maw gin „„o"Y.
' hands at the prices of Monday last. were devoted to the building fund of flroadmoene occasioned by plaintiff's own neglect in not providing Council. oom. the parish constable that certain peen, k-
I prices had an upward tendency. mere reputed to be on the eve of passing FRIDAY. ',bane!, ei connection with the denomination. means for tarrying off the water, and, as to the floor,
f time and not by •
The MAYOR reminded Mr. Freud that the
• month's time •
houses and he must bring them before "tied 7
sway from the "Sick Man," and England nuncio -Henrietta, Bevan Southampton and Inc dangerous state of the road from the Junction that was decayed by mocess. of time, .. •• . • o e , mattes would be re-appointed in magistrate, when they would be bound or Zled
'OTTLE MARKET, Sc?'?. 10. and her Mediterranean fleet may MOM than West "Owe; Isle of Wight, crinoline meker-Sept. 19, Hotel to the Great Western railway station, in cense- leakage from defendant" cooler,
.smist, had been --on the 9th November, and . regular_ evidence in the gum of £2O, and tin
etrz..,Llin
absence of public lamp., WAS again in brewing during Februery. I touching The Tonle CLICK said the motion was not I
foreign stock, demand some- likely be held to have a predominant voice &sadism jdon ; Et Coombe, Kingston, Somerset, inn- roeuegeri i 'die the
a • rC° .1
Monday by the removal of the floor in September, defendant was se • had t been given, ' would be bound to prosecute in e th-,7'a
proper notice no n given.
Mes. in settling to who they shall , handed
the 111 hrelated how some poor fellow not liable for that, as then his tenancy had expired. The question, therefore, dropped.
e of £3O, and the case trend lift
efer, and e either
own grazing districts very tll ey DO Southamptoncommission agent, Sept. 19, Southampton;directed to be taken at the (Marne he
moved off slowly, at • over. With Candi* absolutely in a state H. D. Williams,i Southampton, plumber, Sept. 19, wheeling a barrow along the road, at night had Hie Honour said the evidence require gI a good deal
d his - PROPOSED TI• AND COVFIZ Room. Anima. The expenses would have to be at
i with Monday last or of insurrection, and Turkey able autthelePten' been completely upset by the bus an f sifting, and be would give judgment the nest bore.
ed. -r 81b. scarcely Len RoActoonoo-Oet. V, A. Bishop, Veen ,
•1 life endan b it. It seems the Town ° g' - • An application was read from Mr. ClearlesGreeniug the parish in which the houses ire not- ht
watchmaker,
gored threes . - court. -Bankruptcy : Samuel Clerk, ,
t glry.
and „e to hold her own at home, let alone in the Sentesset, inakeeper. Clerk hes written to the Great Western Railway to inn
de. High West-street, Dorchester, a bankrupt, .
for theCotod to him, to use situated, and for edit conviction the I---' $t
heavy, Exchange to tie gron e overenni, rn
'vet Downs and islands of the Archipelago, there might be P"' t''' " them t° °°°tribete tewerde the "Peal" of
' h'order of discharge supported it for a tea and coffee room-supplied with news poor would have to pay the two inhatinn,
' stances the lighting. but, practically, they refuse to do no. again came up for is
redperiodicals, and amusements. He considered information £lO each. dis to movie. 0-wieoLthiat
one lin an augmentation of the Kingdom of Greece, The Soutk Western company entirely light the rod by Mr. Weston. As the bankrupt was not prepared papers, pan
• . ebis would meet a want which was felt estecially by that was not necessary, as " any pemni
,quest m which will one day render her much more Eforsetobt re. leading to their station. As about three lamps would to make any arrange . arrangement for hereafter
• fair providingdiva d le. many of whom, for the lac of such a appear to act or behave himself or h. e'Osi
den wor ing-men,
give the necessary illumination, and there is a main such a sum of money nia should give . • . MO ea .
considerable as a European power. But ____....____ were driven to pnblio houses. He was pre- master or mistress or parson having
'lons. along the road, the expenses would be but trifling, and to his creditor., under the bankruptcy, His Honour Owe. w . . . . .. g the we
owe
whether in that ease an intermarriage with Ma. Jug-rice Bites has appointed Mr. C. B. it is surely not worth while for the live. of our towns- again adjourned the application till the next court, Pared to furnish the room himself, and take
sit government, or management of any sock hoe:,
..• ro
the crown would become more eligible than
an . .
Russell (called Easter Term, 1851) to the vacant folk to be constantly endangered because the Great in order that bankrupt might be prepared with 101110 snbject to its Pee as • Coen Exchange on Raterda -"sail 7 , be doomed to be the owner thereof, and
rensorship on the Western Circuit. Western company refuse anything towards the offer, and at every other time when the Council required it. be prosecuted as such. 'ante to
its direct acquisition by a prince of the The Melton' approved of the application, if they The Vices mid that in the eases before ttt
'9od appeared to be a few years ago, the Ocroack-Dor. "Peale'
COUNTY COURT CIRCUIT FOR • , ~ reached on could devote the Corn Exchange to such a purpoiss. overseers acted. II be had the help of the To el
tt` chaster, Tuesday, 9 ; Bridport, Wednesday, 10 ; 110BH Mimosa. -oernions were p
DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL
-ed state of things in central Europe and Weymouth, Thursday. II; Wareham, Friday, 12; Sunday at Holy Trinity, East Fordington, and The Toone CLICK sold in addition to ita use ell he would see that prosecution. were
litation of the choice of husbands from Radford, Monday, IS; Poole, Tuesday, 16' Wim- West Fordington churches on behalf of the Irish A meeting of the Corporation toe
~on Saturday.,
k place yesterday, their table of tolls offered it for some of the cams he bad mentioned. The
testes might by carrying out the mat e° aerie
earn that the society Present: The Mayor (Dr. Aldndge), Councillors auction', &a ute law, finee,„..
-nt fall of dynasties in Germany,
horns' Wednesday' 17 ; ShefeeehurY' idleadaY' 22 ; Society
(London).
We
l 1 . Steel Sad Vernon,Bennett, Frond, and Mr. Vgeovote supposed that if Mr. Greening paid every public-house, except the King's Ann
=cc can answer. At all events Winciantou, Tuesday, 23; Salisbury, Wednesday,
employs 11 missionary clergymen, 2.2 school Bishop, e, e, ernon, the Town.ball and the other end
' 24 ; Andover, Thursday, 25.' read d has • large G
inspectors, 40 ecripture era, an ge i Gregory. for the room continuously, they would give him the for hothoorioy
prosti Me& and of - "4
that would ' 4
to the bit of Court gossip number o /schools in various parts of Deland, in • FROPOSID SCHOOL OF ART, preference over we occasional customer, the evil greatly. t The closing of „
"awe just been commenting, The VOLUNTEER Ravigw.-A committee has been which between 12,000 and 13,000 pupils are taught A letter was read from the Rev. R L Watsoa, on Mr. BISHOP thought it a subject that required to of ill fame at Weymouth at tin Int anaZu",.,
that Mr. Gladstone who formed " Sherbet-0e for making arrangements to to read the scriptures in their native tongue; this the part of a committee of gentlemen of the town, be looked at with great care, and proposed that it sent twelve additional prostitutes into Fordiete'T '''.
. ' give trial to the assembling of the battalion in that teaching to rend God's word in their own language is who are seeking to establish • school of art in Dor. be adjourned to the nest monthly meeting, which did not know • town where the prostitute. stiiit Re
Ipearance in Salisbury, town on the 26th inst., and it is
contemplated to the mode by which the society mainly seeks to pro- cheater, pointing out the difficulty they had in was agreed to. streets so openly ise they do here: it cam n ~,`",•_;1,
se Rome, is to extend provide some refreshment for the men immediately mote christianity amongst the Irish. Its annual obtaining a building suitable for the purpose, and THZ PCMP IN NORTH SQU•EZ. London. If be could get the help of the ito-ho,•""%a
a view to ascertain on their arrival. We understand that G. I). W. income it about £8,500, and of this gum last year asking the Council to place at their disposal lots 56 The pump in North.equare, wbich has obtain evidence he felt sure that 14 tof e
he had mentioned might be ou the 18 Men
•nd " intentions, " DiabY• EIS.' heads the subscription list with £25. Dorchester and Fordington contributed £l7 sa. sd. and 57 of the Wollaston field estate, on which to several times been ordered to be removed, was again The Tows CLZInt said he thought h soo,
As at present arranged, the men will muster on the The society has been in operation for 45 years, and erect a school of art. Mr. Witham stated that the subject of comment. It seems that 11r. Penne
The same niayl constable would be bound to prosecute upont e '-•--"
Parade, and march through Long-street to the Park. as evidence of its successful working, it is stated Government would give 2r. 6d. per superficial foot is willing to take down the wall where the pump the facts stated by the View. ea.& „t
•an alleged It is probable that the review will take place at one that not • single person has been convicted of towards erecting a building to be devoted solely to stands so as to fill up the reams, in order to prevent Mr. VERSON then/I,ltet Mr.. Sella."
4he Prince o'clock. le Wit lb. e.
Fonianiem in the places where ita missions are science and art, any nuisances there. The Surveyor was instructed Henning could not aware of the character of •i.
o eldest Poen BENZFICII PUND IN Tit, DIOCIIBIO.I Seem. established. At Holy Trinity £4 14e. 9.1. was In answer to • question, the TOWN CLIRI said, to get the pump removed. houses. ..
inee.ss IVRY. -The annual meeting of the subscribers and collected; at Eget Fordiogton £2 5& Od. ; and at the Council could grant • haw of the land to
THZ TOLLS. The VICAR : Yes they an, but Ilre Kell.
Henning, all
cae:
do anytbiag in it, and as to Mr. Henn'
donors to the Poor Benefice Fund, was held on West Fordington II 17e. 10d. On Monday evening www,no, or themselves make a declaration of de- yr p
v.r. •ROCts Called attention to the circumstance to spawn that I should buy In ----,
Wednesday last at the Board Room, Salisbury, and • meeting was held at the Townhall, when the Rev, voting it to a School of Art, but it would have to that the revision of the tolls had not been completed, and sub-let them myrtle a whole of the teacake
o was attended by the Lord Bishop of the diocese, the Mr. Harris, the deputation, spoke concerning the be done by deed, and be approved by the Lords of and the matter in to he proceeded with shortly.
The subject then dropped, it being undersood tnt
Veto Archdeacons Hony, Sanctuary, and Huxtable ; objects, working, and results of the society's mission the Treasury.
Till /SANITARY ISTATZ Or FORDINOTON. the vioar would institute proceedings, and the C eno-
'rebendaries Stanton, Payne, and llorrice, Mr. C. BArrurr ?disatues.-The claims of the Baptist Mr. GRZOORY said if the building covered the ,,
This in AYOR OlmerVad that the Vicar of Fordingtoo render him every &sedan*. in their power. ' -
'bee, Revd& Mr. Harrison, T. Carey, F. Bennett, Foreign Missionary Society were advocated by ground asked for the Government grant at 2s. 61. •. . . - .
had for mazy pars past tabours" to engin an THIS WATIOWORan
-ebony, Ac. The meeting was opened with special aromas at the Baptist Chapel on Sunday, per foot would be, £412,
improvement of the sanitary state of Fordington, The Local Board of Health bleariest was nest ,r,.
and then the minutes of the previous morning and evening. That in the morning was The MAYOR related the history of the movement,
but his efforts had been teat (midair, ceeded with. The contract for the erect '''
n to a great ex ion ol a tee
-ere read and confirmed. It having seemed preached by the Rev. R. Robinson, for many years explaining that it was originated by Mr. Campbell, ._ ,_
____,_ o___mecon
which
be subscribers that it was rather hard • missionary in commotion with the society at the master of the Bridport School of Art, detailing
Otr_ing. .mo °maw '"". lost eight unhappilyo. Courtauld, of Bermondsey, London, was ,izned: !rF,:
li wove, the guinea had not been wet Pt
from this fund should be forfeited, Dacca, in India. The rev, gentleman took for his the efforta made by the committee to find a suit- •P°l O, , , .
_t . „
__ o „,_ to__lngti contract of Mr. Richard Davis, of Docker* let
'esisatical Commissioners refused to text, Luke :v., 31-32, and in the counts of his able room in the town but without success, and '''' and "'" hid re?'"*n • letter from anr • ,asero •B. reeking the engine-bed for £125. and deepoorie to
rotion, it was agreed, after some remarks showed that the condition of the heathen that then a member of the Council suggested the Motile on tie_ sue bject which would be :ado anol..nee well for ris was accepted. There ow wy
se,-,
following to the by-laws:- world was aptly pourtrand by that of the prodigal, Wollaston field estate as containing a suitable site,
abominations i that the . time . old soon
_eiom when
.th other, and that was for the first part of the week ti
' grants being paid from this" lost and dead," and in eloquent strains, illustrated and he thought that at any rate the Council would nations which existed in Fordiugton would be fene tog,
in
ed d give place to f better sanitary and
donation shall hays been by numerous touching illustrations, proved that by grant that on the same terms as they leased the rettwv ' " -ive • ace • far .o_ : OVERFLOW Or WATIB.
-.. the Eceesasticel cum. the preaching of the gospel, and through the land to other parties. The building must be appro• moral state. The following letter was tn n 16, . - --e SURVITOR suggested that vertical patine w
the fixed against the wall connecting enth fa,. awn,
ve's bounty." After exertions of missionary effort • great change had prioted for all time as. school of art, and must be of "Dear Sin-I beg to submit through yourself to
eitch-pit, to obviate an overflow a cater on the -h
-
made a-To Charltoo been effected upon the minds of the Hindoos in a certain size, and lighted from the top. He C°°,o,eil are Particular* realreetille that Portion or my •- • . - -.. . .4.1
ra d as the n0r...! in Charles-street, near nonen a pamme, at s cat of 13,
'Dalt a moot libirai India, so that the most intelligent amongst them rather feared that Government would not grant Rtomn which
c flagrant
. commill.n-g: _e
nd Ind noi a, now • and it Wag agreed to.
Boucher, who, admitted that the days of Hindooism were nom- the aid spoken of unless they had the fee of the lend. "`"1
t long tt7ee :lena t unrestrained plague 'of this Several other matters were diaposecl of, and tie
'to the fund bered ; and that, in fact, of many it might be said Mr. A IRSON said the Council were not in a te mos
borough. I have shrunk from • public
'4; to West they were coming to themselves, and that though position to grant land in fee, the state of thinp in question, but, in the hope that it -
'V. Glides they were lost they might DOW be said to be found, The Tower CLICK said they could sell the fee, um, not only suggest remedies but pertain almost WEYNIOUTII.
'cc his and though they were dead they might now be said but then they would lose all control over it; or, they neoesetate their adoption, Ino longer withhold it. It is CHCRCH MOMS MisaioN.-On Sunday tut, senns
'nay, to be alive again. The sermon in the evening was might grant a lease for 99 years or any other term far easier to denounce the evils of street-walking and were preached at St. Mary's church in aid of tbe
'et preached by the Rev. T. Bid, R.A., of Weymouth. for a School of Art, so that if in course of time it was prostitution than to perceive, and boldly attack when Home Mission connected with dlelcomhe Rev
1 Collection& which were liberally responded to, were not used for that purpose, it would revert to the p mewed, their main sources and encouragements. For Those in the morniog were preached by l' the ',
made at the close of each ervice. Council. instance (I speak of worse only of such things as on
an Talbot Greaves, d that in the afternoon '"
by th.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL v. CoUNTY SCHOOL.-The Mr. Illeuor thought the Council could not be official
o.y m can
del
one of the test en n e with, either by legal powers or
liollue), eve ota of Rev. H. S. Hampshire. In the morning, the caller.on match between these two schools was played charged with being too forward in supporting
these smile is the itate of our public Louses, of which so tinn amounted to £26 16s. 4.1., in the thereon,
e Kingston Park ground on Wednesday, the literary and scientific objects in Dorchester, or any many 'harbour notorious prostitutes,' and this is in £3 10s., and in the evening, ES 95. ed.-Total
and resulted in an easy victory for the objects for the intellectual improvement of the direct contradiction to statute law. But, sir, the foster- £3B 7s. being about £l2 lees than last par.
School, who defeated their opponents in people. They were now asked to support SP institll- ing canoe or enoonragemant of prostitution to which I This falling off is attributable to the =alines
H. Brown and C. Eamon handled the tion which would be of great benefit to the inhabit. would invite your especial attention in this letter, is the of the collection in the evening, a large aunt*
' the Grammar School, and If. Brown ante of the town both now and hereafter, and he letting of oottage.property-some of the most wretched of persons being detained at home, owing to
"owed themselves to be no novices proposed that the Council desired to further the to be met with-to parties who notoriously use them as the extreme writhes@ of the weather. We trust.
George only succeeded in obtain. project in every way they could, and appointed the holeeael ililaele.Lim tTraltlogrstimooor:i evil
llcitrehr however, that although they were prevented
. the county. Subjoined is the Mayor, Mr. Bishop, Mr. Slade, and Mr. Galpin to produced,especially
• ed by " elh
not lived, attending church on the occasion, they will still Fend
• • can hardly imago) any one who as
meet the committee with a view to ascertaining
as I have lived, in the midst of it, long enough to see in to the treasurer the amount they intended to
• &nom,. what steps were desirable to be taken in order to
children grow up from infancy to manhood a•iii woman- give.
0 procure a lease of a portion of the Wollaston field hoed in these dens of infamy. To take • Miele instance: -
15 estate for a School of Art. a hope in Tabb's Corner, one of the.. which were in- WYKE REGIS
1 Mr. Faint) seconded the motion, and it was dieted on the oomeion referred teat a late meeting of the
o Period. Conned. This house, so long since as the year 1854. Iliad FASITIONAISLZ WEDDING. On Saturday lard, - were
35married at the parish church, Wyke Regis, by the Be
Ma. INSOR'S Arlatßh. described in certain lettere which were published in our
. H. CoPigote M.A., rector, assisted by the Rev. W. f.
The may°, said the committee had met and county papers, air. tenement 12 feet by 14 feet, dividea
Tregartben, M.A., and the Re.. J. R. Wiesen, to,
. o discussed the matters in &quite between Mr. J. T. into two rooms upstairs, inhabited by • man and his wife . . _ . .
and five children with two male and two female lod Captain Percy Smith, Royal Engineers, stationed as
2 Ensor and the Council, when they unanimously Then females ;e„.. prostitutes. But the point to be Weymouth, eldest son of Colonel J. T. Smith, los
1 speed to postpone the question for the present chiefly noted (to say nothing of many untold evils be- Madras Engineers to Jennie. second daughter of Como
L c Bail ' .
Mr. Vinare' proposed that the Town Clerk be tween that time and this) is that one of those five chit. L. C. e1../.11, a P.CaWell• The church was flied
on tbe measion to witness the interesting ocreweey.
instructed to represent the Council at the Exeter dren is now • married woman, sent in • house I then The bridal ' .
.party were conveyed to and from Wyke a
Bankruptcy Court, in the matter of Mr. J. T. promptly mention, not fifty yards from her mother'.
. . eleven s, and a canopy ender the direction it
Eames bankruptcy. Ile thought that would be the door, the reesives two prostitutes. From this single Commander t,
and supported by men belonging .
et and quickest way of ascertaining whether or leisteo
' or, however, let me ask you to teeny .s
the Coast-guard ,ser.tee, ••• p.......ed foi tue 16.“.!
Mr. Ewer bad dealt with the lease of the to themes,. devil and impurity in the block of eighteen party to walk under from their mediates to the doefortis
'rory field by • mortgage involving • forfeiture cottages I,e,°°" .
by the significant name of "The thumb. Lieutenant Meeklane, a.s.,acted as bridepo a i
I believe of /I
Birracica. Of this property aye • stater r.
me. best men, and the bride was given away by ter be a.
Charles Henning is mortgagee in possession. Mr. The bridesmaids were six Mimes Smith and two R-
-1
OO= sesonded the motion. Houning's clerk. Mr. Tilley, has the letting of the houses Bail The bride wore • rich corded white ,7
R, Mr. BISHOP, and Mr. SL•DZ thought and :actives. Time m e rent vele from 2s. 44. to 2s. 61. • ey'
lecemary at the first meeting, and, week, andlthe letting is as follows (the number of losigers dress, tulle veil, and wreath' the whole of its
bridesmaids,grenadine d Pa • and I bate On
Ne Town Clerk was not to prove a in these several houses may vary from time to time but returning from church the bride' party and that
be in a position to question the they are generally as I shall Mate ; the ground door of 36 friends, in number, sat down to breakfut monkey
respeetiog which they required the house Is from ten feet to twelve fret square: -1. mi.,. up ht mt., Hews,
of porch...,
se.,
.„ w mg.
A man and his wife with two prostitutes. 2. Rented The usual loyal toasts rere drank, after which were
'y should take the earliest by the Leone partirattemtwifisLcha:rfe of zwgoiroltt for.lBi,o,rte proposed the heaths of the bridegroom and the bride.
-formation they needed. years house.° 3.aAPriZtlotaw living with • married man having the whole company waiting them • long, happy. sal
4. A
to-morrow (Tuesday)
three children by him o and three by her husband. prosperous life. After the repast was over, the Nth-
' ash any iloesuon widowed two little boys. 5. Rented by a prostitute: Tom and the bride left to enjoy their boneymee
The engineers at the barracks and on the Verne !wide'
nroved • debt for two women besides hereelf and three men have been found flags of all ration., and, having an holiday graced
et question be in it by the police. 8. Has for some time been rented
them, also drank to h 1 life dha • of 1. t • long ean pineal t e
by Isabella Brown, the same person who resides in the newly married pair at • baequet provided for then it
' are going house in Tubb's corner, before described. It was the coot of the gallant bridegroom.
for the state of things in this house as well as
e., in the other that her husband was indicted, when -
som
WIN'TERBORNE MONKTON.
if I (as Mr. Bishop observed) the indictment was so .
~,, unmeountably set aside. The house has been for some le is with great pleasure we hear that the Rectory
'6 time in charge of a notorious prostitute, who has in it of Winterborne Monleton has been conferred upon
three and sometimes five companions. She in now the Rev. William Miles Barnes, x.•., curate of
'Aug. 25) in prison. 7. Rented by a prostitute who has Tincleton, and son of our esteemed friend, the ear.
'east one companion. & Rented by • man and his William Barnes, MD., rector of the immediate:l
who for some years have received two prostitute.. adjoining parishes of Winterborne Came cue, Wtie
'empty, but it has been as bad as any. 10, combs. According to the Sarum etbriannei tie
'-e seine time by an unmarried woman, who is
4 to the man with whom the lived. They ,o_P°Pn„latinno, r_erot,heoltartsh is t'6, and the gram Taw of
proatitutas, but have now abandoned the the 'rung la atsi•
nod by an unmarried woman who -
. two prostitutes. 12. Empty, but it PUDDLETOWN.
any. 13. A man and his wife with Ties Rev. F. C. Drake, aA. • has bees appointed
'adds. with two son. and • vicar of Poddlelows, Dorset, patron, the Mammal
emarried woman, a wan with Hastings.
°Urea, her mother 84 years
two prostitutes. 16. A -
'rand two children. 17. YEOVIL
being the daughter of n -UTBRIAZ. OF CATTLK PLAOCE IN SOM [FAT.
',WIWI. 16. A man sums.- We regret to announce that the rinderpot
'Ter. . I forbear to i.- ....i :,..
oee ineoe see appearance on the farm Of Mr. Niorry.
'atarai, but limply of Ash, near btartook. It appears t the some lEa'
ith all respect, .
ill and Mr War,.
,od,
and that weeks ago • yearling was taken , • •
Mortuary surgeon, of Martock, was called in '
.0
sly, attend it. A moond animal was attacked, and 'nth
riLE. died. Another practitioner was then called in, ad
Mr. Ware was requested to disoootinue his emu.
'Se Since that time Mr. Morey has lose thirteen or four.
• teen young stook. The disease extending. Mt.
Blake, of Crewkerue, ODO of the inspectors for de
minty, was called in on Tuesday last. Three roll ,
-e then ill, but he declined to give an opitti"
'vely that it was cattle plague. On Widnes*
cow was taken ill, and on Thursday Mr
of Taunton, examined the ildectal
company witli Mr. Bloke. The red:
V came to the conclusion that th°
Siring from cattle plague. and they
‘o thst effect. A meeting of its
sinsid, and the anima &need
oniediately slaughtered' Me
'rod head of Mock are ha
Son prevails amongst tb'
mrhood. The but owe
was at Mr. Sanders'
'he vigilance ea ths
'cit.
on.
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