The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-12 00:00:00

Somtrottgbirt.

FROWL Ossining og vss Stir "emus=
tiorov."—Tho Bev. W. j. E. Bassett. tts ',Wet of
From*, has for wine time hem .gad is organising an
isatitstioo, having tor toe objets (is the word. ol the
rapists.) to provide • refraoh.west or elike-roome for
wackier men sad others 0/ the pariah of Frew liol Woad.
sod also of the adiolaiag exustry midst trovtd• •
readiarrooma, librar7. sowspapers, sad raaleal° for
tie as ; to provide • Amer of aisiwesest for ows.
lap ; to lona • point at nest* for Marsh people.
sad to asawarage modal hatersporie between all darn ;
arid to provide a ho saa sod lode* Bit 'WWI fad "Nog
man elherwhe so_ provided tar. Now sod very spaeloss
==sias. the Waritet.pasea have bees takes for tbe
aid taw issogsraties look plate as Friday.
Sam lift• Pvetritel eassiesead Bs ?likes rod
is arsbera want mpg h 0..., arid ash aid ill
wars Mniek with samba arid aosunedimpairo
whit& it affords. The retreshmost-reorma are es the
groesd-loar, the lirat.Seee aoseletiag of • nag bawl
-
acme readisg-roors, awl a wend recia itlie two capable
of Wag throws late ostler beton or ether Partrawl4 for
assemeate—wheea, Os the asiosd-leer aro 00.11.
forestal@ sad ireit•eringoi hadreent bar those who
dais to wail thowealvas al wash awsamwsilatios. The
iseessral eureemosy was \rid end *Vic Swill
oared StaM. the Thar &B owed • gibed
adds., to 4M GO Ur easimbresese whllb
eveasseh pumas imam the diflarost dame of the
soaisuaity, sad it the libieets is bad to view in
fonds( ire ea leslitetiss se Oh. ss-• WA

the project was olio whd Li fikfl 6(41 ;f at hewn,
and be trailed diet I% Woad, Prove non Sabatini
boa besiaciel.. He treat ioto. dsrteib the wafter,
midis epoclitil MO* earfolo.r:ot 104:41!1}7.1 lb;
rlfingerreWrPlll:l;44lj
and the 1t... W. D. Yamaha . lrii I !b.
united in thanking the Vicar 'for Ids exect Ift pnifepc
and objects, and an heartily wishing it MICCIPM Tune
IMO • large and infiseatial &Mandan.* of Church people,
lojlsaz.a the pri•ileps of membership is exclusively
w On /rids, evening there was a online, which
'err, snlarbeelon and saceseideL The clear
I in toc)enj4i*4bt ha frotida neelii! tor Ills wyrkina
at the ebtsted Olasel Wig, end on YrkleY
several petems, Indading the ions Fad pliterdrshlle-
wen, set down to an experimental dinner, jhfpoist of
which was, end the like of which will be, Dd. i
We heartily wish "God speed" to no truly philan-
thropic • movement.
BATH.--WsautYrin llissiona. —The anniversary
of the Bath Cinema Auxiliary of the arpoitotido ha.
Pa been celebrated. On Sunday and Monday the
annual sermons were preeeked at Waloot and New
ifdrig-street Chapel. On Tuesday mooing the annual
Isiiitulig bed at die ottildbill, and wm very
stOrthl4ll, Tp. *Mr was taken by Mr.
,J.P. , ankon the, irlstioent were Heeds.
*mi. •
J.Kribti4

.„ .T, "Gcoie-rni, I.* S. Fordhittn; ... 0/.
; 112thifindhelor, Enuffin, COS Ear:l-
eek . "ink M; air W4pos, io-, te•
After singing ptayef, alai el e;l'ialip iatrocti/tiqn
from the chairman, the Rev. J. flood Mid the
report, which stated that the society was never hada
prosperous. Its income was grainer ; the field of its
operations broader •' Unitnuoiber of its agent. larger;
mid the fruits of its toilManding white unto harvest
Mote abundant than at any period of its history.
The home reclaims amounted to £1M5,213 12s. 9d.
and the foreign to 530,428 4s. 4d. ; totai
£141,638 17s. Id. Amonget the legacies reported
MO one of Z 10,000; Isse duty, by Hr. H. B. Noll,
61 Road; &unmet; being a similar 'mown to a
lelffidy to the aoliety by hie venerable brother.
ditootinced two yens tigo. The eipertditore had
Niched t146;537 10a 3d., leaving 01,429 1k tid.
a:6! r. The reespitulation of the
titiiidt,..wir,„:„..., showed that there lied
' ' incision iirui,d the yeah of 46 (Smits, tB9
Aspen, 40 missions: u .i, 279 other paid agent; 120
impend agents, and 504 members. The finabcill
amount of the aaxiliary gave the following Mite-
;sent of the receipts (the tint nun in each case being
rillhe ge:ienTrualanblartioosiPticam.) :-Dtand the4LE7l.r.ll.
£117111.i. jaday.i
WMertreoe; BAValred,' (Id; • £4l le,' M. * Frame,
£ll2 12a Bd. j £7 Ile. iffi. Wermineter,
£l6 13s. 10d. • ffielkehani, £193 12e. ild. I
1120. 64. Drisee, £I9 15e. 44.; Cl 3s Od.
Ebepton Mallet, .Cll7 Ifie. sd. ; ZIS 19a 6d. Castle
Cary, £3B 11. 74.; £4 7s. 64. Sherborne,
£1196.. 3d. ; ZIO 3.84. Yeovil, £27 13e. 64.;
sa 13.94. Weymouth, £73 2s. 3d.; a Is. 2d.
Portland, £75 2a. 94. ' • £lB Os. 24. Dorchester,
LOO 17s. 44. ; £23 17s. 64. Shaftesbury,
£136 fle. 94. ; £ll2 41. Id. Olestonbury,
so lac ad. I k'S 19e. Total £1,1182 Is fkli., being
riactosSb on the fbriner year. The onstemery
otidne were spoken 18 by the Heyde Y. A.
West, L 8. Fordham (from Fern), W. 8. kdwarda,
disd G. fficifillen, of Dublin.
ElffiffrOL.--Inruna•lns Emu? or Pivot/Jul-
iityluirtrangii ,00rairenbt has reastly take aims it
, • ; arising froze igeoemini. it aim Dined Stela
hid thinking la stieinsily *Oh a woman *be Is.
Mee a neighbourhood of the Dior, and dining the
evening they sent • woniaa toe chemist's for • &diets
powder. On her way she forgot the name a the powder
let which ebe was to air, and instead of maim for
"fledlits," the asked for • "Ginty powder." This was
token to the parties who sent am woman, and they
baled the powder and Mask it. Elora.' vomiting
tem NI, and • argue, who midis in the neighbour.
IDA was nut for, who adaiiaistered the nand remedy
In each eases; but both parties are in a very dangerous
ali
Coins isttastb litnoe rits Coarse la Bx. .
Pamir's -How remarkably trne is the old *doge,
"The beet in the world are liable to mistake."
ioath is proverbially liable to err; but the instance
-be iiarnited proves, if proofs were needed, that
df witdrs years ' are not exempt irom the in.
Anna', eepretilly wheat infletenoed by the cop which
sheers and inebriate' at one slid the awns time. On
Tuesday afternoon, • woman living 4 Salon,
applied to the an tones; of the Baptist burial-ground,
In Redcrose•street, for leave to inter a null-born
shad, and having obtained consent, promised to re-
turn with the body in half-an•bour. She then*
trudged off to an Economic Funeral Establishment,
where "still-borne" are kept in stock, and, the
esffin procured, she proceeded on her way; bet,
lies! instead of taking the direction of the lhoess,
illes„ to "drown her grief," real or pretended, pro-
ceeded to where something wearer than water we
Tended, white, with her still-born ender her arm,
iffinifullis
sa
Concealed
by shawls and &prim, she to.
frisked Whether she got intoxicated or not
:semilall ve ottr raiders to judge. Blie now re-
' to the beriedirceind, but not in half-an-
hoer, ior it vim growing desk at the time, end with
the assistance of the venerable sextonew and a amen
boy, she deposited the coffin full one foot ander the.
d, cold, earth. The seremony thee performed. she
hastened to procure *other draught, and another,
and another sh, must bore taken, is the sequel will
slow. At last she turned at home, but her
daughter's inquiries were all in vain, as she could
hot; or would not, answer any questions. She retired
Mg rest; and with morning rose, when the preeeme
of the yet Miliaria/ Mild, together with the anxious
*turns of ita mother, at length owned the proem.
We of the previous night to dime upuc her. She
purchased a coffin, and had interted it; but had,
Mee 1 forgotten to put in the corpse! "The at WO
hastened down to the good lady living in the bad&
ground, and having explained the matter to bee, was
allowed to disinter the colic. Just at thistle.
eons workmen in the employ of a builder, whose
premien; overlook the banal-grand, saw the strange
plisseeding, a.sd at once suspected the presence of
goggle bodyniatching marandere. They watched,
and being to some extent confirmed by the ea.
being taken from the grave, and carefully ooseseloi
under the above-named shawl, the two young mem
fou,„eed the woman, and eventually hinted their
inespidons to the polies, one of whom kers be-
hind her se far as the 81. 1113iBp's polies-station,
where she waa politely asked to walk inside; WM*
she at first refried to do. Having at lost
then and there, in the prawns of Serge=
and several police-officers, the coffin was opened mail
bead empty I Here was a mystery. The retestahlo
uggcac began to ax pleas the eau ; sad hoe Adas
allbargh seeming most MGM% hobs Semi aasteet.
doe was permitted to she Iho Gelb he.., sad Am
the child therein, and at elms (Meek she arta in-
terred the aollin, this time "dust to duet, aims to
ashes."

A Qnsrkift Pal rut anTentlia. A oorrespon-
dest asks why should the banter" of Bristol charge
their customers bd. and 9d. per lb. for their meat,
seeing that our market is bountifully supplied with
bed and mutton, of the best quality, and at much
lower prices than for the previous two mouth.? He
contsada that in the midst of plenty the public are
paying too high • price for meat. and that Bristol
is the dearest market in or out London. He then
goes on to iny that many of the most extemaive
have formed themselves into • society, the
members of which agree not to npply their cus-
tomers for lem than Bd. per lb, and to show
that this ie too high a pries be point" to certain
non-society butchers who have advertised Ss
supply their customer, with really good meat
at 7d. per lb., to whin figure be cooteads
the present rate charged tri society hatcher@
thoufd he reduced, as this would give a alear profit.
To substantiate this case be refers to tbe butchers'
fifth quitter, or the “offal," which be submits the
butchers should be content with as their portion.
Hides of fat oxen, be lays, average 1001 be. each, add
at 4lii. per lb. realize £1 17.. 6d. ; rough fat, 160
lba, at 30., £26.. 4d. ; the two cheeks, at la. 2d.
each, be. 4d. ; the tongue 1e.;3 the root and brains,
Is.- the bent, 2a. 6d. ; th. liver, Is. 6d.; lights,
la 3d ; the caul fat, 14th.. at 7d., 84. 2d. ; the tripe,
legs, feet, fn., 5.. 6d. —total, per head. £69.. ltd.
Am some of the society butchers kill from 10 to 14
bons per wen, bearer. that they would have an
ample profit, without ' Minns on Id. per lb. an
the meat." Than of worse, there is no profit on I
the lambs and carrel. With reference to sbeop, be
mays that those with the wool on have been bought
at 9d. per lb. • but, then, the skins have been
realising lie. anti ; the head, Pd., the whole
pion, Is. 6d. ; the fat, 121bs. at 30., 2a. 6d.;
eneetents, —l6a. sd. ; and considering that the
butchers sell nothing like good mottos lam than 7d.
or 9d. per lb., he argue, that it is evident they
have • great prat from sheep, of which some of
thins butcher, kill from 50 to 80 every week through
the year—their mutton profile must be large. The
best shorn sheep are now selling at from 6d. to 7d.
per lb. If the butchers think that this is an or parte
statament, which cannot be fully born out, they
will no doubt state " the nes on the other side."—
Wagers Dully Preen
The match between forty of the Bit inn_ glum and
the mass number of the Bristol Bide Volunteers
kook place on Wednesday at Gloameter. Tb con-
ditions of the match pve five note to each eons-
Pehitor, at the respective distance. of 200, 500, and
600 yards, hits to be added to points in computing
the soon. At the doss of the °oaten at the first
distance the Bristol 'marksmen ware 24 points ahead;
this amber was increased at the mooed range to
100; and finally the Bristoliams wen by 157 marks,
the figure" at the respeotive mops being as fol-
lows :

ici°sl76"ki s°D492Tards.... eclork
Bristol.
Birmingham 487 ... 408 ... 303

Ksiorit7 for Bristol ft ... 84 .49
TM Wasted oorps promoted s silver sup to the
rioters as s runsa...ibraaos24 Mos tournament.

MIDSOM ER NORTON —Ou Toooday the monthly
mast was had, bat, ow iag tie ennemellytugs
anima tar add is this place last week, the sopa,
of sSoa tell short, as well as the satemdastieof
dialers. There is every reason to bops that the
nest monthly market will to very much larger, and
we behove it le ill prove to the interest ot &okra to
Mood.

CHIPPING 80DBURY. —A aro a awfully sad-
den death oaourrod ia lowa on Monday attar.
P. 0.. M2a, tries, the wits 4( 41.5, bin; &liars
•

weii sitting ever the fire apperantly is good balk
wheti kola &tenni NA expired immediately. A
itow Whintelbsior• die sad eesarreoce she was con-
vening tit perfect ill ths toe, m
TEMIgf. 1.114,60. turn floances.—These
.asseicpi sere bola ad Ifileirdtpi sad the Moises
was untilialli litibt The Polluting were the oaf,
caidof wit interest W &Walls Dig, el thew
labiate, *ad siiiiitioned AdtulOstrostM
oombe fir south% bias in the executioa cel his
duty, at Bishop Stake, rot the t.lud nit —Coin-
mimed for six weeks. —klixix Etegketts, of West
Harpies*, was sammooed by Mrs. Noy Asn Lane,
of the woe parish, farmer, for breaking her window,
sad doing ether damage to her property iv the
amount of two shillieWswettled by the defender*
PeViik,tprixotiert of • and costs.
- NSW ABseir.-11 vat kATCATCOII.-05
Monday ltiogres,fteinimui, of the Half Moon Ina,
Newton Ablrot, Wderchaied, moose cockles, whist' were
placed in a velarl and yet lb a room on the ground
floor. On the following niofitfigieurvait's setwitiee
au &Masted towards this room Hi •oinermenos of bear-
ing • noise Is it. Oa opening the duet she obissrved,
to her infinite sinenialuneut, one of the doofnee Cockles
behaving in the most iratraordinary manner. *al:
Invisible agency the unforteeide cockle was
rapidly hurried too and fro along the skirting of the
wadi and whieb very unoockle.like motion was produc-
ing the Mirage sonic' .be bad heard. Al She eisinetisse
the girl board • piteous ery, like that of a rat osendit in
.• trap. Upon etadittattlesti, the 'errant discovered that
• eat Aid by Kane anises gel ens el its legs ender the
atoning ; that psi of the cockle, bed noised bold of it,
and •11.1 Walnut on dith • grip Me &Mune to
the rare eadeataufs to ielkiths 'tea. Ho* this extra-
ordinary capture was iffeeted i fs impugn/is tom,,
though the probability i. that the trying 10 beg
under the skirting, cisme in collision Wit :Zedeookft,
who promptly seised the assaulter as d
PENSFORD.—On Wednesday the annual bed:
Mg of the Wesleyan Benefit :Society took place,
when • report of • very satisfactory kind was given,
showing the society to he still increasing in numbers
as wallas in funds, £3O being added this year to
the stock. At the close of the meeting the members,
nearly 100 in number, went to the residence of D.
E. Wait, Esq., Belton, where tea bad been provided
for these, and to which justice was done, although
under the adverse ialhience of a hail storm, neve-
Aides, a speedy elesranes was made of all the
eatables. After giving three ebony fcr Mr. Wait
they returned to tbs dispel fin berme, when Mr.
Tucker, from Bristol, pre the member, some good
advice. and all returned to Moir lease, satisfied
with the evening's proceedings.