The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-27 00:00:00

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nrs cen Bayley, a eb.ddinco.. r. Taibot, of Wry.
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tnouth, formerly of ChriMaeß, RCN 1111 Ream ...ore
the Under Sheriff of Somerset, at South Petherten.
Mr. Jelliffe appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Watts for
defendant. the action was to recover £2l 10a, money
lent hy plaintiff's wife before her marriage. hbo,
ron..' the lending of the money, and her
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daughter stated that on two occasions defendant
promised her he would remit the cash to her mother.
Defendant declared that he had repaid all the money,
gm, he contradicted himself so much that he became
confused, and Mr. Watts withdrew from the came. The
Under Sheriff then directed the jury to give a verdict
for plaintiff for the full amount, which was done.

*IBLET•If BAZAAR. —On •Tbanday evening the
stall holders and contributors to the late fancy bazaar
in aid of the erection funds of the Wesleyan Chapel
was held in the vestry room of the present building.
The proceeds of the bazaar, we are pleased to bear, were
announced to have been ss Ifs. The Hey. J. B.
West afterwards presebed his farewell sermon from the
words "The Lord be with you all." The address was
most feelingly delivered and listened to with evident
regret, improbably those would be the last words, foe at
least many a long day, that his sock would hew him
utter or again listen to his vreloome instraetiona We
shall only bo speaking in the voice of his congregation
when we my that during his stay here Mr. West has
grained to himself therespect of ell dames which he will
Ise doubt still retain in his new vocation as Superin-
tergleat Minister at Poole.

CHURCH MISSIONR: SOCTITT TOR THU PROPAGATION
or THE Gosrig..—On Sunday, 10th, the calla of the
above society were advocated in Holy Trinity Church.
Collectioiss were:also made amounting to £l9 Oa 9d. The
camas was most ably dealt with at, the morning service
by the Rev. H. Rowley, of the Central African Mission,
who is the only clerical survivor of the late Bishop of
Ifackensie's staff. In the evening the Rev. W. H.
Jones, vicar of Bradford sum Westwood. Wilts,
preached to, one might say, an overwhelming
congregation- The annual meeting took place on
Tuesday afternoon, at the Royal Hotel, The Mayor
Tined, Eaq ), occupied the chair. The meeting '
having been opened with prayer by the Rey. 1).
Addison, incumbent of Holy Trinity, Weymouth, the
NW, observed that he was pleased to preside at a
meeting of that sort, in support 4. ...stets of such an
sortene range—a moiety which had been in existei,,
for leirilian.) Their annual inoome at one time Nese
only E 1,210 whasfi for the past ten or fifteen yea. it
had bore ClOO,OOO. Het seen this amount, he gathered
from the report, was inadequate to the wants at the
society. He hoped that in this neighbourhood the
society would be liberally supported. He would not
make any further remarks, but would call on Mr.
Philippe, district secretary. The Rev. G. Philipps
briefly gave an account of the working of the society in
Weymouth. During the year they had transmitted to
the fund £77 lfis. 7d. This be was sorry to say was
1:7 less than sent the previous year, the reason being
the falling off of subscribers who had gone away, and the
want of others to supply their planes. Mr. Philippe ex-
plained the reason of the change in the deputation. The
Rev. Joseph Higgins was to have attended, but bad
engaged to preach in Paris on Sunday, and could not
return in time. His absence, however, would not be
regretted, as now they would hear the Rev. H. Rowley,
a gentleman who bad travelled in company with that
good Bishop Maekenrie, who died ia Africa in the
mission cause. Mr. Charles Raikes would also sddrees
them. Charles Raikes, Esq., then addressed the
assembly, giving his experiences in India when meting
as judge and commissioner. He explained that be did
not live at Gloucester, but on Salisbury plain, not far
from Stonehenge. He spoke of the mote= attending
the mission muse in India, and of the great benefits
conferred upon the poor benighted souls on receiving
the light of Christianity from our missionaries, who im-
parted to them knowledge of our blessed and holy
religion. Mr. Rsikes also gave the meeting his ex-
perience in the native polies force, showing that their
arrangements were superior to that of our own country.
Daring the Indian Mutiny the only natives that could
be depended spun by the Government were those that
had embraced Christianity. The Rev. H. Rowley then
addressed the meeting, and gave interesting details of
his travels in Africa with the late Bishop Ilackenzie,
who with a staff of missionaries and laymen hid
established the mission cause there. The rev, gentle-
man also, in interesting langurge, explained the native
habits and customs. The society, however, were in
want of funds to extend their glorious work, and he
hoped they wo-ild aid them with their prayers and inch
means as God had given them. The rev, gentleman was
listened to with much attention throughout. Limit -
Colonel Steward proposed a vote of thanks to the
chairman, which was seconded by the Rev. J. I).
Addison. The Mayor having returned thanks, the
meeting was closed with prayer, a collection being made
at the doors.

Wrotooni Recta. —The entries for the undertnen.
tioned stakes are as follows :
Fire Day. —Melcombe Handicap.—Mr. C. J. Rid.
girth's Monk of Aeon, 4; Mr. .1. B. Def. ficaveng.r,
.1; Sir F. Johnstone', Historian. 6 Caoselliu, S ; Mr.
K. Edwyn's Needle Gan, 5; Mr. Hope's Vandyke, 3;
Mr. Trimmer's Changeable, 3: Mr. H. Goalie's Secrecy,
; Mr. Goldsborough's Loh., by Acrobat, dam's
pedigree unknown; Mr. Bravley's Whirligig, 3; Mr.
Brayley's Douro, 4; Marquis of Hastings' no. Mark
l'rinoe, 1; Marquis of Hastings' b.g. Cross, ;
Mr. John Day's b g. Harpenden. 3.
The Manor ('up.—Ur. C. J. Itsdolyffe's Monk of
Avon. 4 ; sir F. Johnston.'. Historian 6 ; Sir F. John.
'tone's Charles 11.. 3; Sir F. Johnstone's Camellia, 5;
Mr. J. 0, Scavenger. 3: Mr. .1. 11. Day'sSpeeial,
4; Mr. IL Mem'. Needle Gun.s; Mr. C. J. Rail-
elyffe's eh. g. Barrister, by Neville. lined; Mr. Hope's
Leading Suit, 3; Mr. W. Carlile's hr. h. Allow Me;
aged; Mr. !Argon', eh. f. Mail of the UM, h. b. 3,
Mr. A. Itay's Rapine, 3; Mr. W. F.dgar'm Duchess, 3;
Mr. H. floater's secrecy, 3; Mr. Brayley's Douro, 4;
Mr. Brayley'. Wild Dove. 4; Colonel Knoa's Block
Prince, 4; Marquis of Muting.' King's Cross. 3;
Marquis of Hooting.' Redcap, 6; Mr. John Day's
Harpenden, ; Mr. John Powney's Nally, 4; Mr.
John Powney's Ladv Rose, 3.
Sweepetakes af Five sub.—Mr. J. B. Day's hr. c.,
by S. Alban's out of Vallatims ; Mr. E. Edwirit's
Englishman; Mr. Hope's Flue and Cry; Sir F. John.
elem.'. Chic • Mr. T. Steven's b. e. Precocious, by
Prim. Minister—Amorous Girl; Mr. J. H. C. Wynd-
ham'. Glintarien ; Mr. if. 00111101.4 Veno.nons; Mr. J.
Woolose 'a Philosopher ; Mr. Brzyley's Mariner; Mr.
Join Diy's Cbeddington ; Mr. John Day'. Mr. Briggs;
Mr. John Day's hg. Minnie Warren by North ; Mr.
John Day's Lincoln—Catawba. Mr. J. Wood's Beauty.
Weymouth Thal Handicap.—Mr. C. J. Radelyffe's
Monk of Avon, 4; Mr. I. H. C. Wynhana's Ardbeg, 3;
Mr. E. Edwyn's Needle Clan, 5; Mr. E. F.dwyn's
Etiqu-tte, 2 • Mr. Joseph Bell's Rebecca, 3; Mr.
Itickord's La 'Sorrentino, 3; Mr. Brayley's Cromwell,
3; Mr. Brayley's Miss A 11.., 3; Marquis of Hastings'
Redecti, ; Mr. John Day's Harpenden, 3; Mr. John
Powney's Belly, 4; Mr. John Powney's Lady Rose, 3.
The Portland Plate.—Mr. Alfre Ps 1.. e. Little Charlie,
by Big Ben—Lady Wild, 3; Mr. E. Miele. Etiquette,
2; Mr. E. Edwyn, • Englishman, 2 Mr. K. Ild.ryn's
Needle Gnu, 5; Mr. C. J. Rodolyffe's Avonweter, 3;
Mr. Hope's Leading Suit, 3; Kr. F. Perkins'. ob. g.
'Aron, 3; Mr. T. Stevens's K g. Loam. 3; Mr. A.
Day'. Flying Spanker. 3; Mr. Brayley's Min Alice, 3;
Mr. Brayley's Illouchoir, 3; Mr. Bnyley's Cromwell, 3;
Mr. John Powney's Nell,, 4; Mr. John Pawnees Lady
Rose, 3; Mr. John Day's Harpendoo, &
Secoul Day.—Visiters' Plate—Mr. 1. Edwyn's
Needle Gun, 5; Mr. E. Edwyn's Etiquette, 2; Mr.
Heee's Leading Suit. 3; Mr. Hope's VandYlte. 1; Mr.
Lowdon's ch. g. Maid of the Mill, h.b., 3; Mr. W.
Edgar's Duchess, 3; Mr. H. Goatees Seggerrit 3; Mr. M.
Coster', Cleopatra. 3; Mr. Brayley's Miss Alice. 3; Mr.
Bravley', Cromwell, 3; Mr. Rieltard's La Sorrentino, 3;
Mr. John Powney'. Kelly, 4; Mr. John Powney's Lade
lloew. 3; Mr. John Day's Harpenden, 3; Marquis of
Restilsg.' King'. Cross, 3.
Th° C.'lllllY stakes.—Mr. C. J. Radolyffe's Monk of
A•ipa, 4; Sir F. Johnstone's Charles 11., 3; Mr F.
Johnstone'. Ilieorian, 6; Sir F. Johnrione'.
6 ; Mr. E. Ed wyn's Needle Gen. 5 ; Mr. Hope's Vandyke,
3; Mr. Repo'. Leading gait, 3; Mr. W. t&rille's hr. b.
Allow Iffe, aged; Mr. Trimmer's Changeable, 3; Mr.
Joseph Bell's Rebecca, 3; Mr. Brayl.y's Min Alice, 3;
Kr. Smyleell Cromwell, 3: Marquis of Hastings' Rol.
cap, 6; Colonel Knox', Mork Prince, 4; Mr. John
Powne,'s Nelly, 4 ; Mr. John Day's Harpenden, 3.
Scurry Handicap.—Mr. Alfred's b. c. Little Charlie
3; Sir F. Johnston.', Charles 3; Sir F. Johnstune's
Historian. ; Mr. K Edwyn's Etiquette, 2; Mr. P. J.
Radcleffe's Avonwater, 3; Mr. Hope'. lie. and Cry,?;
Mr. Hope's Bouquetiere. 3; Mr. Joseph Sander.', oh.
in. Rustic Beauty, 5; Mr. H. Goiter's Cleopatra. 3;
Mr. Genie's Miss Camerine, 2: Mr. E. Rickard'. V.loria,
4 ; Mr. Brayley•Cromwell, 3; Mr. Brayley's Monehoir 3.
Handiesp Seeepstakes of Three Each.—Mr. F.
Parkins's ch. lg. fAron. 3; Mr. S. Stevens's b.f. Lour.,
.3; Mr. A. I tay's Plying Spanker. 3; Mr. Drayley's
Mouchoir, 3: Mr. Riekard's La Sorrentino, 3.
Nursery Plate Handicap.—Sir F. John.tone's Chic;
Mr. J. B. Day's b.,. ny Vedette, out of Hope, by
Touchstone ; Mr. J. B. Day's Ruse; Mr. E. Elwyn'.
Engli.hman ; Mr. C. J. Radcliffe'. A vonmore ; Mr.
Ilopez's Hu. and Cry ; Mr. Hope's !Magnolias, ; 111'.
B. Stephen.'. eh. c. Ottoman ; Mr. A. Day's Our
Mary Ann; Mr. H. Goiter's Venomous ; Mr. Brayley's
Manton; Mr. Brayley's Manner; Marquis of Hastings'
Msidenff ; Mr. John Day's Cock of the Walk ; Mr.
John Day's Mr. Briggs; Mr. John Day's b.f. Minnie
Warren; Mr. Richard's Trifle.