The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

S•L15110111Y ie comprised in a Het of towns, tito in-
beb,mets of srbielt ere exempt from Nerving on jaries
either by preseriptison, (thereof, grant, or wilt.

it/MI.11ln; ban conmeneed in DO.. a ch. windows
below t hi• city. There la • %Gary "milk" end • week
of annattine would wonderfully lopniv• lien growing
crop.

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title city oil Wodosedity. by the Rim 7. Tyrrell, sod
local wiset.r. is abe OvaastiCkulivir, an/ g lOa
wav caviatibravg.

Ties "Catty on" —The members of the Sarum
Choral Society gave their *pond open night at the
Airesobly Rooms, on Timed*, evening. Tht attend-
ees., was tolerably large. Selection. from Haydn's
"Creation" were the text of the performance, which
was in every way must superior. The noneert was
under the direction of Mr. J. E. Richardson
Cathedral organtat, and most of the eine-wars aed
many of the adult members of the Cathedral choir
took pent in the proomedings. Miss Aylward em.
ieiz.J the pert of principal soprano with great
feeling and judgment, and was rapturously
applauded. The inetrionentel sneolnpanitnenta,
were also &desirably perfol med.
VUISTATtOn.—Tbsi Vett. Arch.
desome Hoe held his Neal visitation for the dis-
trict at St. Ottereh on Tumday morning.
Divine Service commenced at II °clock, the
prayers being raid by the Rev. Prebendary Reiland,
and the mom= beteg preached by the Rev. Pre-
bendary Chermaide. of Wilton. There was a nume-
rous Woodson of idergy, and their names having
been WWI over by Mr. 13;ederisk, registrar, at the
°omission of service the Fes. Archdeacon proceeded
In deliver his charge. Hariogepohen of the number
of brethren is the disteiot who had paired away
sines the anomeseement of the tO years that he had
been ia ettoseetime with them as Archdeatlon, he
neat alluded to the days of humiliation in depreca-
tes. of the CAI* More whica had been observed '
tbeeeeboall the kiegcloin, and ezpressed his oon•
carresse is the view of the matter taken by the
Arced...am Canterbury when ho reqouited the
Hoverhatent to refrain from proclaiming a general
fat, wheat might by many be taken rather
as a holiday than a day set apart for humi-
liation. The observance in this Diocese wee
aoleme and devout. They might be well content
that the why's Lime set should be followed on
future ocSagiuns, whether of thanksgiving or of
humtl talon. It was setisfaotory to know that such
en object could be effected without the intervention
a the Goveretneot. On the Church Rate qoestiou
he conceived any proposal to free loon the oldigetiob
if payiug them r.tes, WOOS who objected for any or
for uo reason. ts.s, much more adverse to their cause
then would be • total and immediate abolition of
them. Referring to Oa he and Subscriptions the
Archdeacon rem it ked that while they allowed oaths
in general to loe lawful, their perentesion was the
utmost boot to which Scriptural authority could,
with anything like fairness, be interpreted to
extend; and many oaths at pteeeot em•
played might he thought, be discontinued
without the slightest evil or inconvenience-
Tie (IOVOODMagt now proposed that one oath should
be taken by all somabers of Parliament alike, and it
was his owe oonvictioe that if no oath at all were
required, the interest of Chart* and Slate would not
ier by he omission As to the abolition Of
Heiman', Teets, be Abought it was hardly worth
while to distort, rousting re‘ulatioo• for the rearms
which be bad heard advanced, and ea to the Bill for
admitting to the rights of Fellowship, ?boos who
were sot member. ot tim Church, he believed the
slump would ho prodnotive of mod discomfort and
misobieL As to the re-union of Chrionendoto, he
concurred with the Bishop of Exeter, in thiokbeg
that tech a union could only be effected by nitotroli•
sing, and amend' uonelly iurrendering the distinctive
doctrines of the Etothah Church. Pearling on
to notice the prevalence of a tendency to
extreme Ritualism in 'MOO of our Churches, he said
they know hut lit le of the temper of the laity of
Ragland who thought that those practicer would be
tolerated, if they became general. He would not
enter upon the question of the legality of copes,
albeit, chasubles, and incense, for the whole subject
had already been ably and temperately discussed in
both bosses of Convocation. He would simply urge
epos tsmir oononderation whether, sifter three
omitting*, it waa expedient, even if it were strictly
legal—of which there was much doubt—to renew
practises which were to give offence to a large
majority of churchmen, and at the same time to
etrosigtheo the heads of Moue who belonged to other
comonmione ? And was there anything from the
begineieg to Übe end of the Now Testament that
gess coentemanca to them practices? On the
ooetrary, did not our Saviour expresely stele that
0,611 main object of His coming waa to abolish the
burdensome ceremonial of the Jews, and to institute
• worship of the heart? He trusted, therefore, that
se, at the Reformation, the Church of England freed
herself from the notelets yoke, them Ritualistic
practices would goon be dropped. At the same time
be trusted that parties would hesitate to bring such
cases into the Law Comte, because he believed
such a seep would increase the excitement
of party fooling, sod in the present state of our laws,
the result would, in all probability, be unsatisfactory.
The Yen. Archdeacon concluded by appealing to his
rev, brethren while observing all the necessary
external obee;vanoes of devotion, to cherish and
strive for those spiritual affections which such ()beer.
TllOOOl were intended to excite and strengthen He
entreated them to pray earnestly, —and to Wire aa
well as pray,— that all hatred and prejudice might
be taken from amongst them, so that they might level
henceforth in oho holy bond of truth and peaces, to
glorify God through Jams Christ.
Coil `Ty PMT deaIUOIL Tuseday.—Before Molted
Hiumooms, laliairolan). Mayor Hembeote. Jag..
Hussey, Eel. C Pewruddooks, E.q, and W. Poneknyy,
Kq —Clarke Paddock, labourer, was sunsuioned for
asswltng a quanittyul rape greens, veins 2d. Abe property
of Kr. Richard Holloway. of Bishopolown, on the 9th
March. P C. Lome Crook slated that be met &fondant
Ogb the Old Castle road with • bmket oonteinins ti's
greens In hlo hand sad on questioning him IS to how h.
come by them be reployd that a it. phone bad given
them to him. Not behaving his stabseweat he took
poseysion of the greens woieh were idesiodoel by Mr.
HoUooey se port or those gross in • lield Wish was
eocetently being rob!) d. In *ono qa IMO of hie re-
p. eked loose torn the 6,14, Me Hollosny lopf ablahset
the marictenee of the pole. which led to the deteetoos
of defendant. Suserinteadynt If 4.theos said Oct
sin e the date . fib. if. on,, defendant haeltept out of the
sight of the polioe until very lately, outlast they were
usable to serve • 1101011100 s OO bhp Wore, cood the ,
stolen grease were thOgliol• no WOOS iht they could
mot prates.. them. The defend•nt was all pfdteffeader.
and ie foci heal so, been long one ..f prisserwhen he wee
detects.' in the .41. n 0... Mr. Hirmiiiiin the Bench
th-ustit the hest thing they could du VI. defendant WU
I. send Mos back to prison for 91.1*ra' herd laboar.--
Aleminder French, wrier, of Wallop, was saminetoed,
on the information of PC. Nicholls, by Beierinondent
Matthews, for conveying uncovered eking on the high•
grey, ematrery to the Orders of th• Privy Cooped,
on the Bth Mey Defend .nt phaded guilty. Super-
Intendant Matthews said be believed the defes.
dent lad offended wo oily through licenseee and
he would not therefore press for a Imo.;
putout,. In all future men however, he should do too
m plenty of flew lied elapsed for giving publicity to •
similar case which was brought balm. the Booneh last
Teeeday. Fined in and costs.— Osage Wlheffe,
wrier, of Crushes, ea wee SOOIIIOOedi by Owego Jonas
nisetber carrier, of D•inerhees, for an assault on Quill&
From
May. Fro the evidense of 000Ipl.inaot and two other
witnesses, one of *horn leas the wife of • third wrier,
Is appeared that the meat& wee in ennseqseace of •
3. 'lon. feeling about th• moist. of • certain amok from
Seliebery no Oreaborne. Complaisant had the cask
do-Revered to him at Saliebury by a railway porter and
while faking it ti Comdisco* was overtaken and
stopped on the road by defendant who eoesidered that
he ought to have b. en the permit to take stooge of tad
deliver the 0.. k. Complaineet refused to let defeodent
have the teak ondi.
wissomian
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..onmpLinhe
.obi fromi
rt. fre
esdaut.
Hissinan east defendant weld not be rimmed for
aseeultiog complanset, but as there appeared to have
beeo some provocation the Aim would be mitigated to
is and seas.

Crry Puhica, Batorday.—Before John Cother and
F. Attwood, Nora —Stephen Sainsbury, carpenter,
was brought up in custody, charged with mung
abiastgoing language towards Mr. William Corp, of
Csade-etreet, on Thursday. It was represented
that the prisoner had bold an axe over pomplategat,.s
bead at the IMMO time nuking use of moot threaten-
ing language. It also transpired that the present
occasion was not the first on •hich the prisoner had
been guilty of stab violootoooduct. For this offence
he warn ordered to be bound over to keep the
for six months, in his own reoognixanoes for £4:B rd
to find two sureties for £2O each. Prisoner being
unable to produce the oecemery bondsmen was
committed to priam.—MONDAY.—Before the Mayor,
Jonas Homey, F. Attwood, and T. W. Gilbert, li.qrs.
—Joseph Short, tined 11 years, us brought up in
imacoly, charred with stealing bread front • cat belong-
ing to Mr. Vinceot of St. Ann'oUreet.—The boy's
tuber atteadrd, an I stated that his aaa goraad at hawe
with him. On Friday he pee hint an hour to go and
...lb. circus and be sow no more of him seen Sunday
morning be found ban in custody of the police at the
etetanbou-. He was sorry to say that his son had
lately associated with • set of very had boys who had
hue the means of bring ng him into trouble. He bona
their worships would let hts son off for this offence, and
be would try and keep him in altogether in lotus.—
The Mayor sold that has Mr. Venetia tlooltiota to loose-
apse, the boy would he discharged and he hoped be
should no: ma him there again.— Henry lialli-r,
another boy, was brought ap on remand, charged with
Ewalt% omit wetting apparel, the property of Mu,
Gamer. New-street. The pollee having been wawa.w
to in tracing anothor boy who is said to have aoisally
eommittof the robbery, while Hillier merely took camas
of the erasion for a short time, the primmer was
cautioned and diaeharged.—Mr. Alfred Found, repro-
retail.' of Mr. Litres. drum, Githerine-otreet, was
inannioned for otatrootiog the footway in Cotheriso-
street by expain_g good. for sale on Tuesday, the Bth
Inst. The Bev. Bdomad Foyle, of Shiptoo Bellinger,
was the complains'st In this ore, and stated that hews.
driving down Catherino.ureet on Tuesday morning in a
four-wheel when his horse shied. and sun against a dog
eat whit* wee bay drives by Mr. Woodlands in the
oppoitite direction. He afterwards am some crinolines
placed oci some packing game is free. 1 Mr. Laws.'
tholx—Cromplamilted by defen .eat: Could not peri-
-1 tvrly say that the here, shied at the crinolines an
he was driving and looking at the dog cart
approaching on the opposite side. The horse shied at
something and sprang towel-cis the dog-cart, and two or
three gentlemen at ones came no and said they were
certain the crinolioes wimp the einem, of the aocidenp.—
Mr. Finley, of the Clete, Mild he was standing at Mr.
Trinitnan • atop door at the time, tied disanetly
oonsplainant's horse shy at tip crinolines outside dr.
fendarte• ahoy% In hp opinion the erinolioes were the
canes of the occident by obetroctinari. 0=X-way in
tho danerofg umplaisant. The and it
'Probably have ran into the oppeita shop if Mr. Wood-
lands' &purl lied sot been pepping at the time.— De-
-1 fondant after very sharply and Doledn erompransiniug
the witness, said it wee customers for the tradesmen of
LiZ.crti I, pupae* their goods outeid• their shalla Said
r off the
.oaibirrit= %modem.
pis had
Vilis thiallrdars, said
;

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*lied 10.• 'Hi bed hamilelli se Sy snail-Indosysevr.
and hal no ilea he was doiug thythi, g wrong u.
fobS
'log their ethinple. Is all thteete of to city butolters,
brokers, ironmongers. greengrocers, and others were its
the hobo of eimilerly exposing th.ir gond; and were
still ding so, many of them to • far reeler eateek• than
he had done. There were several be the same street
who hod goody out at the seise time, mid far more showy
goods too then a few crinolines, *MU eustyhelly knew
were only ti feet in ' circumference "-(a foragl),-and
h.. so.usbe is wee not preyed the ie harm dad not shy
at any of their goods before passing Lis shop. Betides,
the otlerr tradesmen ha I not been told aims.
at t, expose their goods, a hill° himself who, how.
over. had never before received Any notice that sub
• Practith eu illegal, was summoned for doing what
everybody eouidered they had a right to do-Mr.
Homey and the Mayor were both aware that the pra-
te° woe fast becoming general. and in faet we. Already
• imbue.. to pauers-by, and therefore meet be put
d"a• Berry peso's so offending was liable to •
uenal'l of 40.. and costa, and they hoped that should
the practice be gentian& such partials would be informed
against when they most certaMly would have to Pay
the fell penalty. They would therefore continue 90 90
offend et their on risk. The 09‘00d00i would be teed
in the mitigated tensity of 104. an I amts. No allow-
ance was applied for by complainant or Mr. Finley.—
Junes Parsons, formerly market toll collector, bet who
h.e since been theueted of felooy, was surnmoned by
Mr. Davis, local sups. intendent. of the South- Wedges
Hallway, for bring in • first-clue railten• carriage.
about five o'clock oath. sane morning loran unlawful
purpou. Mr. Doris deed that on three previous
oces.ioes defindsnt had been asetworted se to being
found on the Company's premises, and had each time
been tkreetened with the coueeriseace. of • repetition of
the nffeue. Many paresis of isomuderahle value
arrived by the night Ingpge leaMe at littolorton station.
an 1 Wage bad from time to time been mimed. The
station doors were biked at night and tops to the
cueing*e defendant mut have °nosed the line from be
opposite eide.-Osorge. Whale, • porter, peeved Bodine
defendant le the earrings. He well give no amount
of himself er as to how h. got there, and without, after
..porting to Nr. Deus, gave him in onsterdy.-Deden-
dent admitted the offeue, but arid he tboeght he did '
DO harm. He wee looked out of his lodging,. -Ordered '
to be imprisoned for 14 days' with bard- Ishonr.— '
Samoa Milborno, aged sixteen years, oaa shamed
with 'teed ng 171 be of fat, value Is., the property of Mr.
William. Lem* grocer and tallow chandler, tram his
stores in Ceiveretreet. Defendant sold the fat
t Moors. Well. and Hee, chandler., of the Blise
Hoar How, for 5.., alleging that he had boa ht
It at Ph:milord for one penny a pound. Ills
tale excited suspicion and the fat was snares/de
identified as belonging to Mr. Lush, Moor to whose
stare, the prisoner lived. Sergeant White apprehended
prisoner, who at first stoutly denied that he bad stolen
or sold any fat, but when at the pollee station he sad
he would tell the truth about it. He got the tat of •
Loy named RIR it, who worked for Mr. Leach, and who
commissioned him to sell it. He sold it for Si, at
Meters. Waller and gave Elliott the ISL. receiving beet
fid. for Mr trouble. He had on two premiens ocreardow
transacted bagmen in • similar manner for Elliott-
The 64 Billets weaselled sits a witness, and indignently
denied the truth of prithner's statement, end a ketiplo
eoelrereetkle Moen seseed I. whiob birds' eggs, half -plate
of beer, • basket, and Mr. Huger, Mr. Leseh'eforeman,
were frequently .n.dha 'ie. Saucer was alao called
End after ideetlfyiag the fat produsted as Mr. Leach's
property, denied all knowledge of the alleged dealings
between the two boy-'Mr. 11.therlabsedetit Celdo•
esid be had °entrusted the boys with sash other at the
&talent home, and from the eentrediethry statenseus
m.le by prisoner be did not teal juzufied in &Wales
Elliott. After making the statement before detailed,
defendant said be only gene 2.. oat of the fie. O. Elliott.
SO •he sgreement was thet be wan to keep all he got for
the &lever 2s. He also said he spout the ite. in brand.
and water at the Three Swans. Prier:rose's tether
was • reTetable man, and he knew nothing
pravionly • Sing hie charsoter. Ordered to be ins.
mooned an kept to bard labour for • month.--
TUISDAY.- Before James Hooey and F. R. Fisher,
Reqra.--Jame Phifitps, the wife of • labourer Heine at '
For was charged with stealing 10 palm of utters
steel' inge, the property of Mr. Lowe., draper,
Catherine-Areal. Remanded till Mooday.----othem; ,
B•reets was charged with drunken and disorderly oon•
duet and misting the polioe in the este:anion of their
duty in Si. Ann's-street, on Monday evening.-P.C.
Gould proved the ...e.-Fused 90s. and mote, or to be
Imprisoned for 14 days.