The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-11 00:00:00

Somt!sctsbirc.

TAONTON WOOL KARIM. Flivezday.—The pekoes of
wool boy. noeded Id per lb. Dorset hem wool only
fetched 144 ; enserbred, 144 ; sod Notts wool. 1:41
IT bile been deterwised to dose the house ot backer
at Haidgemar at four °Week ow Thualley ahem:one
BINGOLAI NIXIIDINT AND MINAOOLOOS eckez
most serious asoklent occurred at Quoin °barites on
Tuesday night. Ir. Imes Oolstoe, of Whitten:eh ,
Was pamilag the Mike in hls rig, who. hie horse shied
at sewsithise i• the read, and, taidag fright, the &shoal
dashed Ilia grog visislaial GOWNS iloo rails of the
brides, lissrYhti hurl hsitskrisf a both
*ate of the wrist:de eribst=l7l.Bl gl•
water hedoW. as It woali
miss, p 1 label hate the read. sod "116/furyra
with waredy way injury. The hens dab •
Jew brakes.

Tui FAILORZ Or Till TACIIITOII CONIIMVATivg
Prrmor.- Several street fiihte took pima on Tuesday
in consequence of the failure of the election petition,
and in the evening • disturbmoe of an alarming
char-miter ocoured. The Liberal Mod wan playing in
Fore-street "Oh, dear, what 3•11 the matter her .hen
welt-known Conservative rough, generally engage.' at
elections, but now in the First Somerset Militia,
attempted to seise the drum, and • fight tot piece.
Large numbers of militiamen were following the band,
and they took the part of their oommele, using their
belts freely. The shame ,n the neighbourhood were
immediately cloud, sad as the riot bemime alarming a
strong picket of militiamen was mat from the barrack.
and order was speedily restored; but not bfore several'
persons were severely injured.
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r Tea Rev. W. J: E: Bitturwrr.—ln the Court of
Arches, last Friday, the case of Strepperri r. the Rev.
W. J. E. Bennett again came before Sir K. J.
more. The Court, it will be remembered, had &clued
to aceept lettere of request from the Bishop of Bath
and Well., buena no reason wan assignee why the
ease was Not to the Appeal Court in the first instance.
—Mr. A. J. Stephens, Q.C., with whom was Dr. Trio.
trace, now applied for leave to appeal to the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council.—Tbe Dean of Archer
at onoe gave leave. Two questions would then be con-
sidered—whether lettere of request ware or were not,
in foci, letters of command; and, exandly, If he had
*discretion, whether be had properly exercised the
rms.—Mr. Stephens! asked the learned Judge for an
authentic copy of his judgment, es allowed in the case
of" Martin r. Mukonchia." His lordship bad bestowed
pains on his learned end elaborate judgment, and it
would greatly assist all nudes when the cue went
before the Judicial Committee. His lordship granted
the application.
Tao:iron ILuturra.—There wag a warm discuuion
at the meeting of the trustees on Friday. Various pro-
posals were made with referent,e to butchers' shop.;
and it was decided that tenders should be invited for
three shops, the committee to lui4 regard to the
interest of the leave. Licenses on more liberal terms
will also be iseued to provilon dealers, cnother of whom
is summoned to appear before the magistrates for
selling marketable commodities without a Hoene& In
the cam of Mrs Forward. fined ES for telling batter at
a private hone*, not having paid toll, the trustees agreed
to forego their moiety of the penalty, and the informant,
the lessee's spot, Herbert Poole, has consented to give
up his share. Poole hu been reported by the dark of
the markets for levying an excessive charge for stand.
Inge oaths parade. If the facts as reported are oorrect,
the leues is lusble to three trier of 1:10 each. This is
turning the tables. The trustees declined to appoint •
committee to meet the isommittee from the town and
the Board of Health, to confer as to the government of
the town, but instructed the clerk to write to the town
bailiff that they were willing to receive a deputation.