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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

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Robert James Keg Ibiery ices, of pia illere
summoned for • beam& dam gent* Act, not
Witt. Mr. flgentends promested. Willie= Moelem.
n t "Mploy of gr. evoke, spoke to everiok defendant'
tut nigher Langton fetal, batills MO'S, attended by
two doss. A rabbit mote did the dim hinted it.
James asked Roes if be saw the rabbit come oat. aid he
mniird no. Witness went up and asked what businesi
Vt., had there. Rose sel I he cm not do ng any
harm. They then went tiT. We bed •helltr, end
.1 "ars a -tick. Witness ...nod them last +(pouter. -
Tit y n contioted for the •stne • if. 111 V. April
10. sod Rom ),al beet, tiot.v.et.ti in orev-rel dlif,r.uit
"m"'- Vnml 40s. and • ,sts cith, of .0 default two
month.' btu- lebutir each:
John Pitman Chu has been committed it times, far
poaching was ag'sln sintictidned. William Hodder stated
that on the 18th May he was it/welling du the land di
W. illanield, Fag , at Portesham, sod saw Pitman
lookin& About the hedges for platted to met wires
Tbeh deferidiet ,ment, to Lord Behest...tee land in the
occupation of Mr. sm; byniteery and witness saw
him pick up • wire. From thence Ile wvnt •Wai
towards Roddon. Witness went back to where be sew
him on Kr. Maalleld's land but did not lind any Inn.
This was demi 1.90 in the afternoon. There was • path
about 12 yards front where Pitman had the wire.—
Pitman mid he wee an old offectdee, but be hoped the
Beech would do Pianos by him. He was as innocent as
• babe unbent of this. It was six o'clock in the
morning when he was there.. There hadn't been • hare
or rabbit there for 40 yeers.—The wl•neee saki he
spoke to defendant about being there, sod it was Acta
oat °Week. Pitman persisted it was at six —The
Chairman said there was • doubt, and the Bench were
willing to give him the Minsk of it, though they wets
afraid they might be wrong, but they would give him
the Manes I he was diseharged.
J•mes Laver, of Puneksowk, was summoned for
allowing three cows to stray on the highway in that
parish, June 2. Defendant said he was mating beck
from taking the sows to water, which he was oblteed to
do as be had no water in his Odds --The sonstede saw
them feeding for about line minutes, and defendant wes
standing by a gate. —no Bench thought it etas hardly
cease for convktion under the Highway net, and dis-
missed the caw.
Joseph Toms, of Winfrith, yrs" mitimoned for driving
a sow and calf from Winfrith to Dorchester, Jane 8,
sontrary to the Cattle Pique Orders. Defendant ad.
mitted the offence, sod said the market being opened,
be thought he was at liberty to lake the cow without a
pew- P nod la
Charles Howe, brought up on remand, charged wills
steeling a emit, the property of Janne T.ceird, lebooree
Martinstown,_ raid it was given him by Joseph
Trevitt, groom' in the service of the Rev. K. Ludlow.
No pressmen appearing he wita discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

Iliampobire.

BOURNIMOU rH.

An eligible site of four acres hse teen mewed on
Bo.c..tub Beath. on the south of the Chrieteha.sh and
lionnwinouth railway, for the erection of a Dew ehorsh
to h. 0e11.4 St. Cl.ments. The estimated met Is about
C4OOO. Contributions will he remised at the Wilts and
Dorset Bank.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

WARk.HAM.

Arcrratctittee' HALL.—Kr. Robert Lewis Wileo;
of this town, bag peened hie examination to the science
4nd practice of mediae*, and received • certificate to
practise.
MOLL

FRAYOretes Bannuooroc. At tbe London Court
of Bankruptey, o. Twesday, • @Ming wes held under
the bankruptcy of Mosel Frampton. Imbiber. of this
town. 're, debts moms{ to CM and the matte me
altootther 00. Mr. Laurette., who apposred for th•
smigness, the liquidators of 'the English Joint Bieck
Busk (Limited) to whom upwards of £4OO was dm froin
• heak,upt, asked that a goods, sash, and defialeocv
seectunt, foe the twelve months preceding his failure,
should he Mod by the bankrupt. The applisitios was
cranked, and the 'neat meeting was 11l for the 6th
of July.

W RITECHTJRCH.

CO-OPIRATIVZ Cocterr.— We have just rewired
through Yr. Smith, the fourth quarterly
report of the Pioneer Industrial Co-operative
Society, eetablished in this village in Way, UK sod
are exceedingly gratified to find that the society has
been so far sueoesefuL This result proves thai the
principle of such oombinations is, under careful
management, as applicable to villages as to towns,
and we have no doubt that not only in a pecuniary
point of view are the members benefitte I, but also by
having habits of frugality and economy, instilled almost
inperceptibly in their minds, through the agency of
such societies. The following is the report belied by
the oonunittee:—"The committee have much pleasure
in submitting the first report of the Whitechureh
Co-operative So4ity, and feel confident it will be
received by the members with much satisfaction as well
as seiniranee of the advantages the society offers to them.
selves as well as the public. The receipts have main-
tained • steady increase from the commencement ;
they amount to no lees than 4168 17s. 11 id. upon the
original capital of 149 sn, of which the committee
have been empowered to devote en 11. &I to pur-
chasing members, in sums varying from Is. in the C
to Is, So. on their purchases durbig the four quarters
respectively, in addition to the payment of interest
on the shares at the rate of £5 per cent. per annum,
and applying Cl 12e. 101. for a reserve fund. The
committee experience some difficulty in dealing with
the question of adding to the share list, so= is
the dein am all side to invest in an en
sueseseNl end offering advantages hitherto beyond the
smith of parsons at small misc, bnt they resepsise the
aecessity of emulating the eagénd at the meisty with
Its tress. The relation bséwess sash is seemisisted
by the system at Meek taking tad and*
ZittillY amounts every three months when Um desirable-
ness at losoreing nr gingnishing the esgitol aseneuet
Is lately arrived at.

BLANDIPORD.
ML WILLIAM G. SAO" of Billed"WC km.
been mislabel a Mow et Use Rope Oeilmp a
Baryons&
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Sane OLOWINTmi 61011:1184 Ible lowa have
eoeassaled in dem their awe ea Wednesday evening&
ne see *Week is maw be glee their assiehmets mere
elea Ws. trheo 915 porgy
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

Tom limn's'? Tama.

The Implement trials were the only witrire,l heaves in
rhorschiv's progreatemoind they excited hut little in
sweet. The mat makers, Itansomes and Sims, Howard.
and other'', did not lobo the trouble to send their
pimiento to the end shoot 10.1111 or right mowing
and reaping mamma sosstittite the 1 of implemente
taking tel in the trial. No prisms were offt.red, and
the affair was rather a public show than • oompetition.
Os the sr nod maxibiess by the following Inshore did
an •11.4ted quonrono of work, while oon.ieted of mowing
and re.Pit.a. thy Nide Ammo being somewb•t rough in
their nede.m.„ salt thinefore well alapt.d for brinsiMi out
the nu :titlev.if the respective Instrument..
unt,o the mound was the self...cling menthe deliver.
.pse td the &verb. y Iron Company, • rather potriderow
machine, which is propelled, not drawn by three horses,
and in the field of thin rye in which the machines were
tried. appeared to do its work well and neatly; ai.
thongh. of course, had there been a heavier coop to cut
the work of ati the mmtliines would have borne • better
appearance. Nest to it in point of sue was Borneo
and Key...tide self.chlivery oh al reaper which bean a
likenes to • small windmill; by thou however who are
capable if judging it. execution. it wan Inked upon
with 4very f4voorable ere. ; their mowing marbioe
she. 4r.s its work creditably. Picket., and Sims (of
Lonerthire). she *at some neat little machine., wide'. in
te.T.I. end 1"..1D1C appeared edapted to their work.
'Wood% implements were gecerally looked upon eery
favourably, en were alvo Hornsby and Sons. and tomenel.
son's. of Banbury; there were also in the tell math's'
by &tab..). and Bickerston, which in the reaping did
Its work in the 'Freest time, and by Hamlett, e..eir.
Cuthbert. Croft, and other., hot the,— hi nothing calling
for any envois, remarks in the routine of the day. The
nacortoir and reaping woct.ines ast.in went out for trial
on w.do,pclay, and Howard steam ',lough WSJ pot to
work and attracted mods attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

11111 PORT ANT 84 LE

1.000 PURE•BRED
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-897018171- DOWN EWES, LA MBS i;C:1 R Calk
4 OXEN, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ke.
--
MR. T. ENSOR boa bon ki instructed ndly
by Mr. JAY= HARDING (rb() is quitting Dewlish
harm), to announce that thin Sale will be bel4 on
WEDNESDAY, JULY 3, 1667, whim will be offitrod
for o impetition-
-186 six-tooth ewe*, 150 friar-tooth ditto, 150 two-tooth
ditto, 150 ebilver bogs, 900 °Wirer lsoini, 150 p„,
lambs, 10 pair of min lanais, 50 rams of different ages
• I superior wrirking oxen. 6 donkeys and hods. 6 sets 01
on harness% 6 ditto horse barna= and tenon, 6 iroa and
1-obieel ploughs, 1 large iron roller, i small ditto, 1
6-ring iron pressor, 1 marifler, 1 Beettalre ditto (nearly
new), pair of iron tormentors. 3 sets of drags, 3 dike
harrows, broad-east enen-maisbune, 1 seed ditto, thole
barrows, boric hos, turnip cutter, 4 dung carts, manure
person, thrashing machine, turnip, drill, he.
The sires of this Plonk have for years pest been
selected from the Watersoe rock of Mr. James
Harding ; bred from flret-elsos Rants of tin. Dells of
Richmond, Duke of Beaufort, Lord Wslsingbem, and
the Isee Mr. Northeast; end the Aartiossesr, without
farther *eminent, begs to soli the sepesial attention of
flookniseters nod others to take flak.
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Coltioeoes mist' be obtained of the Avortoim
Dorchester, and et plata of Polo
The sheep .iii limbs will be *old In lots of 10 and 20,
run lambs in pun, and rams singly.
The sale of tbe enrioaltival implenconte and ova% will
commonee at ll it.frodinonta at 1 o'elosk,
Punctual ettendiinee is veep...tinily solicited.
An winoibes mill locos the Antelope hotel, Dor-
ohosioc, at Wiliest ton o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

UPWEY.

lirrigrothear Curls—This club had their anneal
gathering on Wednesday. and alter attending Divine
service in the perish church the members dined to-
gether at the Ship inn. The club baa been in existence
for • long number of years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

CP3INE ABBAS.

Tat Whiteun fortivities IA Cern* commenced on
Monday, when the members of the " Cerne Union
Friendly Society" celebrated their anniversary ia the
usual manner. On Whit Wednesday the member, of
the " ('em. Friendly Aid Society" celebrated their
25th anniversary. The °dicers and membere in
procession walked to Clrarch, when an eloquent sad
appropriate sermoa was preached by the Rev A. H.
from Gentians V. 13. In the afternoon, the
members dined at the Nags Head Inn. The chair was
taken by James Halyar, sq., who WY supported by
the vicar, and Downs, and other gentlemen. From
the Grandel entement of the society, we And that the
past year has been • favourable one compared with
several preceding years. There hes been no death and
and the sick pay (t 3 10s.) I. onwiderably lees than
in the two previous years. The present capital anieunte
to k:312 17a.
gFRRSHOT.
FATAL ACCTDICST.— tn inquest was held at the llon
Inn, Inershot, last Wednesday. before H. Lath, .q.,
deputy-coroner, on the body of Robert Wadden -
man, of Waddoe. —Edward Williams depend t
was returning from Stoford Fair the previous Ordpig
on horseback, and fell in with decea.ed, who wad she
on horsebsek. They rode along together VII they
arrived at the top of no hill before coming down into
Holywell Witness was • little before deceased, and
heard some Non of • click brim Use hone. He t
round and saw the hone Malin' on without •ill7rl
He went back immediately, and found deceased lying
on his side. Witness Net him upright. vatted his
neckerchief, and nnbettoned his collar. On asking
deceased if he was hurt he received no answer. He
then went for *ensnare, and deceased was at once
removed to the Idon Inn. Witness afterwards saw
that the stirrup leather was broken, and was lying
almost close to where deceased was on the aide of the
road. It wee between seven and half-past in the
evening. He had ridden with demand about two
miles ; he was not in liquor and witness had no
doubt that the accident was caused by the breaking of
the stirrup leather. —Mr. John Olapoon surgeon, said
about eight in the evening he was called to attend the
deceased at the Lion Inn, Rvershot. He found him
perfectly insensible. He examined his body, and found
on the top of the head WWI of • severe blow with
every appearance of having a fracture of the skull
There was no wound; but deceased was evidently
suffering from compression of the brain. He di
everything that was necessary to bring on reaction, but
without avail, and deceased gradually sank without
being restored to reason, or being able to speak. He
died about a quarter before one in the morning. The
canes of death was effusion on the brain produc.d by
the blow—The jury returned a verdict of ' • ocidennl
Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

'l4ll At,, Exstiannow.

There are 4 a 3 pictures is this cols:lion,
squally divided between oil and water Wrier& b,
merit they are very uniform, and generally r.,1
though twos is nothing of each super-ettellent;
Holman Hust's pieturs last year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

PIIDDLIITOWN.

calacre.—A match will be played this da (Tuesday
between the Royal Hone Million, and the FnddMown
dub, on the stetted of the tattler.

WA RICILUL

A Furs Sauron was taken in *be ri•or From. on
Saturday @tinniest by Ur. Pardon. It srsiggat
20tbs.

Tiff CPOSCIITAID.-718 as libetit i 0 1141 Midi) by
the okurehwardens of
moody iiie.dainesiva Siete of the churyard and walL
The *ell is in a dilapidided rendition, and it is
proposed to rebuild and raise a portion of it, or to
plaoe an ornamental iron railing round the top. The
sheep, which bay* hitherto bean (Westoved in the
churchyard, will ass be permitted there in future, and
it Is ptcroeed to employ a man to keep the ground in
due order. In order to carry out these and other altera-
tions a voluntary subscription will be required,

COMITY Prrrr Bsocioss.—Tureday Before 0. W.
Farrar, J. Howler, and Y. ItedSHisps.--Cheries
Foster, of bytehaist Matraven, be far removing •
let eall, es blar.bn, on the 30th May, without •
liSibre„ waft fined El ,
_and Cart —Hari Taltrg
Laudon Herring, labourer, sammoned
Hibba, of the same place, labourer, for sling hiss
several times because he refused to make way for
defendant's horse and waggon to par the horse end
cart he was driers. was arid 1. inelading cesta.—.
A rthur Woodrow, of Chalden Herring„ • boy .0 11.
=amassed by M. William Mark, of the same place,
yeoman, for cruelty to • lamb, by throwing it into •
pond, was reprimanded by the end good
2s. Ad.-111r. Jobb Assisi Daman, of New House
Farm, was "immersed by t e overseer, Hr. Jeremiah
Reader, of the church farm, Winfrith, for a poor rate,
and Hr. Reads; *M. rimakined by Mr. Haman far a
church ran The chairman ressuomended tist=Z
14 CAW to an amicable arrangement,ff sod J. H.
Esq., was named to bring the matter to an bone
between them ; Hr. Farrar, by request, air cesseuted
tort with him. The ore was reorddiglf adjourned
for • fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 186 L

IN the COUNTY COURT of Doreetehire,
holden at Whoborne Minster, !STEPHEN
POUNDS. of Floltwood, In tie perteh of Wirnborc.
Master, in tbso County of Dorset, Farmer, Timber
Dealer, and Timbor Carrier, having ben adjadyvel
Bankrupt on the 15th day of April, 1867, aPublic
Sitting for the mid Bankrupt to pass his lael Ex-
amination. and mike application for Ids Discharge, will
be held at lb. maid Cowl at Wimborne Minster, on the
19th day of JUNE, 1887, at Twelve o'clock at noon
precisely, the day lastaforesaid being the day limited
for the said Bankrupt to surrender.
Joss Gosvtivo. of Wholv,rne Minster, is the Official
Assignee, and Ficest Moon., of Wimborne Minster, is
the Solicitor actin in the Bankruptcy.
E. J. BARFOOT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

INCOME WITHOUT RISK.

A.N AGENCY for the Sale of the EAST
INDIA TEA CO.'S TE 48 will, with moderate
Industry. insure a respestabls
Apple for terms to the Composes Warehouses, 9,
Great St. Helen's Churchyard. Bisbemsrata, London.

B
ONA•FIDE MONET SPECULATION.
£1i,000,000 STERLING, eaaranteed by °oven,-
went, are annually divided in monthly allotments I.
various some upwards be mow sterling. An invest-
ment of 1.1 may moans 1i25.000 sterling.
For promo:dm (wkleb will be sent gratis) apply to
FIISIIIIIIOE Sum, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine ;
or WM., addressed to kin% at 8, Three King-court,
Lombard-street, Loads., LC., will be immediately
forwarded.

TIJISDAY. JUNK lath. IS THE LAST DAY
FOR TICKETS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

tittraturt.

AX? CITLTURE.

During the last few pen great seleetion has hers
given to the cultivation of art arnoopt all slaws a alis
community. The °averment has done unich to
stiinul4 this importent ;Aiwa of relocation, but we
know of no mere useful and suesessfel 11110•1111 in Ile ad-
vancement in this country UMW the Amy luaus',
pretied and edited for thirty year% past, by B. C.
&cu. Y. S. A., and we are pleased to God that his
labour. have bean reently no wind Fred bye treiseonial
hw the mimipal manufactarers•nd others of %%lag-
hum. The June pert of the Art Journal oseteles two
wel mignivings—the Irak Hook's "•resieg
the KoiChi." orlroto4 by V. Ridgy's,, teammate a
ware in the Pilgriin'e Progress, via., the damsels of Ibe
?algal "called Beautiful" Despairing Christian fee his
journey ; and the amend, Horsley's "Lady Jaime Grey
end Roger Anima" moment, us with that familiar
incident of the tutor of the unfortunate lady inquiring
why she did not join in the sport of beetiog in which
her family were enrsped, to which she rephed with •
sniile, '1 velem (think) all their error% In the perk la bet
a •hadissr to that plow?. I find In Plaint alealltort!
folk, they never felt what trne pleasure reeeee."
are the usual variety of well-writtse articles aims sub-
i„ses connected with art, and we have also part 3of
the Paris inhibition Illustrated Catalog**, which cz'
hitting to its with marvellous esoerecy and dela some of
the best arrmeneei of the art-Industry of Paris, Vienna,
Dresden, Rome, Loudon, Dablia, Exateir. aad
Worcester, in wee, hrone,. mersilinslein. gists,
cabinets., seoleters, eeelesisaticel em , he. lii.
a journal whisk etas& without a rival, is Dot may
• beautiful werk for the drawlmr•rtamm, but equally an
accession to the studio aad workshop.

A CAT THIITY-TWO VIALS OLD.
A Hood of atlas vasidiaa a few Wks froya this loos
bar at tlaa remit alma a Gall la hi. polaaaaloaL 32 yam
aim Tin ape of Ilia eat Is arrll imitalallahed ltl,Le
liii thatmules hays knows it frees Its thawan
who are Dow residing oa aim spot So far free showing
say syiairliffaa of &may, it is as playful as a kittaa.—J.
C. NomalarsT, Barosiapla, la /ye Sad Ni 1 I ves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

alltiltsbirt.
BALIEIBURY.

_ - Ne;,_

Nioarr Poacerwa.—Wsunderstand that in the aos of
Meek W sommitted to the County Gaol in
March last fee alht poaching by Lord Folkestone sad
Knit Hkoffean, and la whist behalf an application
yes ands on the ground that he was unjustly convicted,
• coseassaltation hos bees received from the Stsretary
d Nide for the Hams Deperiseent, stating that "he
'does DO Mimeo edrisimi say tateadersmes with the
Finales tiolsitst."

To Burma Ranger —ln batialiou orders
tweed at whnborne on the lird hist, it is Meted that
the Marquis of Ailedinry, Lord Lieutenant of the
county of Wilts, begged tits respective
dicers of b•ttalions who wereEt at thew:lieu:Ml
Isbqry on the 2inh ult., to to the Volunteers
under command his • thanks for their
attendance, especially to three who came from
neighbowift counties ; he felt proud at being invited
by Colonel Mreldne to motive the @elute from such a
body of men, who, as far as his judgmentwen
executed their mearauvres so areditibly. Colonel
Erskine likewise dashed the comatending Aeon to
ewese to their battalions his approbation of the
.1184M8?asldNowItessda, and YAW the Volutions
ftr 014,tiof In seek ninalsre, think" &tag aim
se opeoroantly of ermikaeling the operattens se sae.
-gar. • •

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AIME
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

HOLT.

CACTIni TO BOTS.—Thrse boys of this village, named
Walter Footsie, Henry BunFity,_ and lien/1 White.
were on Friday last sbarrd before the Rev. C. J.
Glyn and J. T Hackett, Isq., with Oaring at P tch-
and-tom en Sunday, Nay fleth, near the chapel at Holt,
during the hours of demist. ne polieeman stated
that repeated otenplsinta had been made by the eon.
MAE ;of ittretenuwei Lt. th caitued e
ttibi;bbilys
tad
and the eliplemais said the defendants owed to Ms;
sopsrinteadent's kindness that they were not charged
under the Vianni Act and had three month's imprison.
m.nt.—Pine&lu and mats la, each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

DORCHESTER UNION.

pHs GUARDIANS of this UNION will
K he Protiored, et their BRIM° to be held on
TRURftp% Y, the lath day of JUNE next, to receive
TINDERS for the sUPPLIF of PROVIsinNS and
other N Etift k RUM for the UNION WORKHOUSE;
also Bread outdo of the hest Flour for the Out-door
Poor. and Illirwero for the Sick Poor, residing In or near
the Town of Trorcheeter. for Three Months, front the
27th of Joss ext Co the 25th September nest, nod for
the Repoli 00 Coale for one year from the mid 27th
day of Jane out.
IF"'"4 01 Tenders may be obtained on application at
DV °Ass , and molt be delivered at the Union Work-
O' • or before Pleven o'clock in the forenoon of
Thin' .57, the 13tb der of Jan? nest.

By Order of the Board.
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....115NRY LOL /I, Clerk.

Dorchester, 28th say, lik:

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

TN the COUNTY COURT of Dorsetahire.
hol,len at Wiralwirne Minster, WALTER
ALLEN. of Canforrl lingua, in the County of Diimet,
Bakir, heretofore of Lygthett Matra.,,,, !teeing been
adjudged Bankrupt on the 23 dry of April, 1867, a
Public Bitting for the said Bankrupt to pun his last
Examination, and make application for his Discharge,
will he held ift the acid C.aurt at Winaborne Minster, on
the 10th day of JEW& 1067, at Twelve &dock at noon
nr•e‘alr, the 4,124 •foresaid tieing the day limited
w the said Bankrupt to surrender.
The Registrar of the Cart in the 011181.1 Assignee,
and littillT Moon", of Wimhorne Miaster, is the
90/isitor.acting in the thalrepAn.
E. J. BARFOOT, High Bailiff.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

SWAN AOL

Ov Sunday last the anniversary remount on bvhalf of
the ehaoel schools were prenebed in the We-leyan
Chapel by the Rey. H. Harper, and eolleatiens made
in aid of the rebook.

BIITERTAIMIMIT —On Thursday laet Mr. T. B. Hall
delivered a teeters at the Mowlein Institute is eke
traveleand 'isle allows in Central, South, and Ilaatern
Africa ef Captains Spoke, Gnat add othira The
illnatritichs wets excellent, and the lecture of m very
interesting nature. _ _

Seamus Accionwr—On Friday, es two boys wuntd
Meader and Dowden, were I.llolthq for birds' nests 1114
the enovith of a quarry, they both fell to the bottoms,
depth of 40 feel. Meader received a serious injury is
the head, and it la net etwiened that bo will reoover.
The other boy wss not hart so smelt and is progressing
fsvourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

STARCH MANUFACITP.SRS

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liampshirt.

ANT/OVER.

atIfOI7LAR CHAIIIOI o CIUMAT A43411/111. A CLVIGT
ay.—At the petty ovulate held ea If outlay, the Rev
Hada& Birtrett, flow at Charlton, neer Reli.bury, win
charged with creellr ill,reating two children. said
...es end nine respectlvely, the daughters of Mr.
Edward 0414, of lb. Eight Piens Rail dray Rotel. It
&PM's,* that the merged gentleman bad emsesion on*
day last week to pet op hie " trap" at the above-named
hotel, and on 10111Finif the obildren expressed a wish to
bore e short ride with him, the mother °Nemeth's. The
prisoner took them • short netts.* as far as the
Wbitebereh-roed. Is* then showed them some trinkets,
brass and hose war-rinp, kn. lad asked them if they
woeld like to balm ear-riegs in their ears. Of OM TM
OWN 'inane " Yes. " Re then pierced their ears
with some blunt instrument, and sent the children
home with their peeks severed with blood. It mu
dated that the prisoner bad tried to comprontioe the
matter by malting errangerneeta with tine father, which
the. latter declined tosses& to, but put Ills the hands
of the pollee, whe arrested bite at the vitat, go. Re
could offer no motive for whet belied dame. The roses-
trate', ober oonsallatios, adored him to pey • he of
£5 or • nesside's imprisonment, st.ting at the time
that they (the magbdrotee) themslat the prisms: was sot
a prow perms to be • elergyeten any longer. A. tho
raw Hotlootaa had sot tba orb by bias H was allowed
a wodt to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

BOROUGH PETTY 8188101 e.

TOINIDAY.—BeIore J. Ayliag, Esq., and E. Bayly, Esq.
Wilhlo Raaa.il, Thomas Male, George Filcher and
Samuel Ferry, quits young lads, were charged with
playing pitch hall-penny in the park, on the led of
J am. -ni• Bomb remoestrated with the defendants
and &drilled Mars to speed their Sabbath more deseetly
and to attend church. They were liable to a months
impriscroment. They would be discharged on paying
U.. costs of the Court, lis 441.—1 a 4d. each.
Wilhisea JieCload, a liwysl Engineer, wee charged
with being drunk and and disturbing tit
bibutte at Rodwell, by kochlng at the Bev. J. D.
Addieon's door, and was lined lis. and mete, which
Lieut. Jopp paid.

Hoary 'Hill wen charged with as assault is Miry
Tigard, on dr Mk May.-114. Howard appeared for
defeadair, who bed, he staled, been I
rider a state of alarmism whir Id to feats erLat
his mind was unsettled—Coaralart deposed that
deforest had bees lodging at her hoses in Coronae-
pleat, and is Co nth Mar he left sod book aWII/ all
his tkitip with CMI ereptioe of a little bit of cloth. sad
refused to pay the rest. H. left bemuse the world aot
allow his to have a woman to lodge with him. He
afterwards Garr to her bore aud demanded the sloth,
which she refused seal the l were paid. He
thee seareised for the sloth, aitilliterwards broke
sorevera sad streak her in Use fees —Orereessoioo:
by Mr. Howard: Broadest had logged with her
*early fair ear sad always ordered Masai very
osli. I owed tier • fortnight's real and a few
Lays. Defendant wanted to bring home • penes to
lodge tit.» with him and ate aired. Whew he wee
going away with re has sad esasertisa else stamped her
xton Soled So
he kichad
e get sway thebes trookhati
broke It. Re pared her briar the der with has let
aad this was the reiali—Hr. Howard rid be word
wink the wrath r sow stated by the 11011ap1abiaat.
Henry Hill, the wee detase•at wee also rammed
tor an seerlt in Jobe Harr, whir set at the
prorate ~.e.—Mr. Howard seggered this Mr. Harr
should withdraw hie summer, sad in rat turserand.
lag he woeld Gower to the deleadital withdrawing
the sammoss takes out by him spirt *Ow "r
so that the Brea woeld have oely arteingoat
yd..., &No to adjudicate roe in it sow rood.
This barleg bees imered to, Mr. Howard Wrier%
the Beech whorled to the good abans•se barna:
claterodaat. It was • pity, be meld, ret had
ortorsd the sloth, as that might have led le the -
"Moberg Helder he aril mita =Wool*, eel beteg
stile to mewast for II to She OWMI rig pal the
debrder Is a wry rated stele. He would lore the
error la the basis of the Bear. Fred de. adwlett•
er is default 14 days.
The OWN 4111011111114 was thee shagged wish berg
drab sod Am dad% aed wee Meld
week. sad le delmoble be plated b She .mt
110•711.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

LONOH A 11.

Pnitaaaor's 100.—At the -Wins- bane petty desions
held on Friday last before the Rth. 0. J. Glyn sad J.
T. Deeketl, Ru., dames hinebthiflbeheaCktd tide
undas
:lebrdeeilalim ?revs: Woo bicrieltsvine in hi. pommel-
tea pheasant's il —Mr. wne 'h for
the defendaat, admitted on hisimaat e had tit
Win his priethesion, but that f them all lead
he remind, and that he inf sued the policeman that he
tike them tosir ote4ths/4's keeper.
Webb denied that die attendant laid ally gall
thing. lad Oiled that between nine end ten o'sloek on
the Ms, Ith istet the defendant, and having heard
that NUM nip bad been mired from Sir & ()Teethed's
be asked the defendant if he had any.
Ce=t dieted that he had, but as with"' noticed
that he paned his hand over his pocket he
soothed hies and found ten asp in his right hand
pocket Defendant then endthvoured to destroy them
and brolte some. In reply to his question as to where
he had the sip, he said "It is no business of your',"
nor would he say what he was going to do with them.
—ln of the offence it was stated by Mr.
his Client found therm in • held be rented.
Tun Disown Ain Tex Ctenoradr. —An enlacing
seers was witnessed here • tow days since, 'which resulted
in the disetwaritere if no lees • personage than • elerithl
member of the Wituborne magisterial beset. An has.
baronet who has been • great traveller and sportsman,
having retained an intimation tbat the rester of a neigh-
bouring paridi intended to fisb in Ihi Meer Stour,
In Moth Proximity to the bridge, a privilege which the
Itoocurable gentleman conceives to belong wily to his
sister, potholed thereto with • pow of dewed game-
keepers, to hydrate the rev. gentleman's intention.
ite coon es the rector had Immeshed his beet, and
was preparing to premise his imagined plemborial
right, a ..iton of Vulcan" was direeted by the
opposing party, to ride Into the stream, attach
his horse to the bad, and dreg it to
the shoe—a mandate *bid the " height of
the anvil '1 promptly obeys I, and as the rte. gentle-
man welded in retaininl ble sitting, be wee lifted
boat and All by command his determined opponent
into • vehicle close at hand, an ocourrenth *Mob excited
In no small degree the risibility of the 'pedaloes. Tbv
rec. gentleman at length amended from his dthated
Position. and the boat, net, sad other liehine gem
were taken pomerion of by the keepers. Roth.
correspondence on the subject will be found in another
column.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

CorrtSponbenct.

ItHE CHURCHWARDENS WHO SIGNED
THE HHIDPORT PROTEST.

To Tho idigor.

Sir—fl. Marti Times, the organ of the ritualistic'
party. notices that the protest against the Bishop's
charge wee Wined by "Ignornnt eherobwardscia, a
tribe of butchers, bakers, and small ecitioolumatees,
setting themselves up to decide, what are the deetrhaes
of Christ's Holy Catholic Church." I ass aware It is
ly useless for e to hope to get a ply to this
=tritt m is
ply
the Murat Times, but through your raper
I will infons the nubile that this "Ignorant church.
wardens" do not take mu themselves any nude*
authority. They protest against the issehings of trio
Bishop of Salisbury, so far as they are opposed to those
of other eminent predates of the Chalets of egland, and
in their tionecientions opinion cookery to lb* word of
God. It, as Om Bishop tells us, the whole of the
Bishops and priests me inspired by the Holy Ghost,
I must haat that their words are words of inspirittioo.
Butt ask with all solemnity "can the Holy Ghost [kr
Does he 'peek by the Hilton of Salisbury one doctrine,
and by the Bishop of Carlisle another? Ignorant
churchwardon as I aat. I sonnet believe that I. does.
Will tba learned oomispoodent of the Chunk Thus
laud • little of his brilliant illuminating genius to shed •
fields ray of lights. this momitatous question oa the
Illtorstice of one who belonp to a "tribe" so far
beeireth his exalted position? If there be such diversity
of opinioa autosept even Bishops themselves, am it be
expored thaithe laity will adhere to the visas of ocia
person, even though be does arrogate to himself divine
Impiration? (do not boast of my learning. I will learn
is 111111 esernepoudeot of the Chord Thou the credit of
being • pad. scholar, belt I will take to myself the
alredit of bring honest and 000K41101401111, and mall
them osier • potter unanimity in the Cher& I will
ream to believe all '.bat le sold by one Bishop when
111... or more prelates are opposed to his..
I am, yours faithfully,
AN "IGNORANT CHORCHWARGEN."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

TARILANT LZYNSTON.

BUIIOIAIf. —Qs Monday night or early on Friday
morning, May the dwelling home Din-
a widow ridding within • short distenos of thl:l2Ce
Lovees Knot" pdblisrhonee, Ileynstoge, was broken
into, and various articles stolen therefrom. Including
silver spoons, two pairs of stockings, wine, meat,
bread
and ahem, and indeed the whole of the eatables there
was in the house. The thief effected an entrance by
forcing open the heck door with an iron her. Wm
Dungey, who is very deaf, retired to mat on Tuesday
shortly after WM o'clock, and was not aware of the
robbery al as 'Mewl sear _The airwave's"),
alibi the sriedp of P.C. Pope,
be madre=issailij aseerlained that a men named
James Squire bad called on Wednesday movssa at
the Down Berm Cottage where be Offered • of
stoking, for sale, and eventually disposed of to
Mn. Jerrett, the inmate, for 1 d. and on the following
morning he celled oda and after bagging Norms refresh-
ment gave two of the ekiklnee • silver spoon each. A
moat belonging to Squire was found 0,1 the premisee,rhises
which were • silver teaspoon, and one
constable than aossnmaiested with Mr. 1:71:1,1=
who immediately went In pursuit, but Squire
apmakension till the following "today when be was
taken at Ousford. He was liben wearing one of the
stocking,
stolen from 1L,.. Dongay. T primmer is
aboagyears of age, and it apposes has been skulking
about the village for some time. On Tuesday he wee
taken before J. J. F sad remanded
till Friday, when he sohiaed emi anything in his
defence, and was °Donato' for tolel. It :me dated at
the examination thst the prisoner had been Insquentir
an inmate of the Bhaadora Union-house, sad had *OF
been out • ferruled ona rambling expedition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

BURTON BRADSTOCK.

Imortme.—On Tuesday own's( lest there was
meeting fl he 11011001100111. triton Um Row. W. 0.
Templer, M.A., the rector read ea able iletele
"Why were our Reformers berned r the answer to
*bioh is, because they seemed the doctrine of the Real
Preemies in the broad asd wine. There was • Item
attendeeee, and at the close of the reading a
'midis' rote of thanks was pawed to th• rector, oath.
motion of the Rev. L Vt. Stay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

LSO LBGENDL

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I. it • reeeenieed fast sumpt natarallets tha
' thrushes acquire now lege, and end the old 004 W when
about tea yous old? A great way peruse Is this
osighbourhood give what spout well-setbeetiested in-
stances of this: of a thrush Dolmen to a datu-
m= at &nitwit, sear Otrllato, 'lrish was visited sad
ermined by way wires the elmege vu going ;
another near Whitsbaue, ha The mathar haa bees
brought ender my notice aow as looking through the
library of &decried Mud of mime who was • elate
observer of asters. At the sad of "nwalaeoe's
bobs. mad* the note, "A thresh kept le aum at
Lyseside (Slrklielon), said bob. abut isa years of ego,
has recently awyeived a new pair of lep, the old um
drying op mad **pots' off. The grit Mar I sew the
bird, the new feet were protruding from the hut of the
hue joie., and looked left sad llght-eoloered. On my
escoad visit thsy bad hstb..sd eoesiderably, bellows
mot of up use to the bird. Afterwards I law lit whoa
the new feet were used, sad the old ones shrivelling up,
soon after which the old feet dropped oft* I bays
beard him speak of the cireemaSence, sad express regret
that ho had not moored the esat-off lep es ass evidence
for onbelisren.— WILLIAM Dormeow.—[We sweet
that the unbelievers are legion.—ED.l—Horderickes
Science Gossip.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

likt oro RT.
iioitottia Orm, sessumi.

tlognia.—Bsiors the Muer (0. b. P.wemi, 14.4.)
Jolt. Loveless wu charged by Mr. flettia, reth-Vlrli
°Bur, with having neglected to maintain his wife and
foor children by which they had bemmis chargeable to
the Bridport anion. H. was esntenced to two 'rule
hard labour.

TUSIMAT.—Before the or (0. 8. Ewen",
James England, en eldetly man. was charged with
unlawfully amaulting his *if. end wing threatening
and vtdent lancets/ towards het, oft the Ind of June,
at Allitigton, and the prayed tbetefote that be Might
be boned over id keep the pests towards het.
The wife did not appear. ne ifes ordered to And
two Burled's' in £5 seek and he bound art 'ilia.
self in £lO, to keep the peace towards his wife
for two months, or to go to prision for that time.
The deftwinnt, who had bees brought op before for
a eimiler offense, begged not to be bound over as he
.0.14 not get outlet's, but the magistrate said be had
no alternetive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

CURIOUS 86A ANEMONE.

In the winter of 186.5. I found on the sands of Weir
mouth Eta, several Anemone., Anil.' Owens (the lead
and vivid green varieties), and agarlia penalties on
whelk shells, east up by the heavy see. On
them home, and putting them into sae water. I inking
one of the Baprtia parasitic& to have two perfect diem.
It was • very large specimen. The tentasala were whin
When raw beef was offered to on an of tentarula, the
the other set showed no sign of "dosing, or seneettos
from the presence of meet. Hering had much ex-
perience in keeping am monsters of various kinds up.
wards of nine ran, and yet neat having mat with sun
a curiosity leaden, I should senses it a favour If any
gentleman would intimate, through the pages of the
Journal, of 'having met with a similar sew in any
variety.—AL.PßlD HAWKS, Bath, inif.rthrithes &Weer
Oasis
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

ME PRINTING TRADE.

WrED—a respectable Youth as an
VV APPRENTICE to the PRINTINO.—APOIY
at thy ()Mr a this moor.

NVA N TED—an OFFICE BOY.—Apply at
the Oilos of this paper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

DESTRUCTIVE FIRR : A NAN BURNT TO

DEATH.

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A fire broke out la Mr. Coombe' factory. at Rook,
early last Statuniay morning, wbkih resulted in the
rir•th of Mr. Th,imas Whittle, aged 53, the &rennin.
and the destruction of mach property. The nosier
of the factory (Mr. Coombe) resides at Beamineter.
and the establishment was left coder the sole charge
of Mr. Whittle, who kept the keys at his house.
About two o'clock on Saturday tenrsiull • mat
named Corniok was naming the hieterY, sad per.
delved that it was on fire. -He immediately raised
an alarm, and exiled tbe foreman. Mm.. Whittle
states 'bat her husband at ones rose sad dread, and
ran to the factory, doubtless with • view to as,. thr
books and other business documents; but he way
not observed to enter the building, neither was be
seen alive after. The fire made rapid progress, and
• valuable range of machinery wee destroyed or
seriously damaged, and • large quantity of material
entirely consumed. When it became known that
Whittle vraa missing, • diligent search was made in
the ruins of the factory, and about mid-day his body
wee discovered frightfully mutilated and charred.—
one leg, the arms, and part of the skull were WO.
mimed, and the remains presented • shocking
spectacle. Re leaves a widow and five children to
mourn his loss. The origin of the fire is yet •
mystery, as the deceased foreman locked tin the
fafAmy en lendsy night, and he only had active to
the premises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

BIRTHS

April 12. 4 Blandford, the wife of Yr. J. J. Bennett,
el • danghter.
April 12, al Kingston Rummell, Dorchester Mrs.
Bruno" of • son.
Aprfl 12, at Court Rom, Nether Stows 7, doesersat,
the wife of the Rev. W. Arthur Allen, of a sou.
hpril 13, at Dunedin, Torquay, tbe wife of the Rev.
Goorge Tbomposo, vicar of Walt, of • goo.
April 16, at the II•lolaish Inn, Ifelplaish, new Brid-
port, the wife of Yr. W. Tows, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
April 9. at Teller Poreorum, by the Rev. F. W.
Jaarrin, M.A. Mr. Thomas Hwlgim Garland, of Litton
Cheney Mills, second eon of Mr. Thomas Hodges
Garland, Hilt*. Farm, Woodford. to Ellen Neel. Pooh;
third daughter of Mr. Thomas Foots, Toiler M It..
April IT, at the Independent Chapel, Poole, by the
Rey. R. T. Verrall, Mr. Samuel Goode% of Sandown
Haus, Heaney, to Mary Anne third daughter of the
late Mr. William Tilley, of Portimouth.
April 17, at the Independent Chapel, Bridport, by
the Rev. J. Rogers Miry, youngest daughter of the
Imo Kr. R. R. Champ, to Mr. Beery John Wareham,
of Blandfnrd.

April 17.4 the Wesleyan Chapel, Blandford. by the
Mee. F. Vials. Mr. Asher Foot, to oo A. 1213 Vincent.
Aptil 16, at kb* Wesleyan Chapel Newbury, by the
Rey. R. Jenkins, Mr. W. Cloaks', of Dorchester, to
Elisabeth, daughter of Mr. D. Taylor builder, NewborY.
April 22, at Si. Pster's shurch, Dorchester, Charles
third son of Mr. Henry Davie, ashloetemaker, to Emily,
only daughter of Mr. William Darch, of the New Imo,
Soutivstreet.

Marsh 23, It IL George the Martyr, Southmark, by
the Rev. J Mundell, 'Litchfield Moats, date Old
Keet-roed, youngest eon of the If. William Blockes,
Bal., of Great Hallingbury flail, Essex, to Sarah Ann
Duutcrd, eldest daughter of the late Arthur Danford,
Esq., of Blandford.

DEATHS.

April 11. in London, Caroline, the belored wife of D.
Aldridge, Esq., of Plomstead, sent, and third daughter
of Mr. IL Roper, a Loorbredy, Dorchester.
April 14, at Westport, Warshaw, Kau, wife of John
W. Pike, Esq., aged SS, deeply regretted by • large
'We of friends.
April 21, at Derrobester, after • lingering illness,
Marl',, Incond von of the lite lir. lute Vincent,
nheetasker, aged 24.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

WIZEN VICTORIL Mi kW AUTHOR.

b. f.,6 It not generally known. either her, or in
Amain, that her 11Needy gamin Visaed. has welshes
• work entitled " Leaves from *journal In the MA-
lauds," • hick consists of shoat forty papery. dcpeoripties
of her life a! Balmoral mad the neighbourhood. Ilto
work Is Mustreted by photography and wooded' from
her Majesty's sketches. it aontaina, among other
interesting matter. throe long sesounte of lase/nit°
jouragye wade by the Prism emend and ItsreeN to
different parts of Scotland, and the adventures Um, met
with. In oss of Mem papers she gives sn sammat of
tha preaching of Dr. Norman Melon& of Glaegow. led
oiler pboibe bow eateetahed aim was that anyone
ooud preach "en eloquently and toushingly without
n0t..." she adds. "and then he prayed in kindly for
me .et the prim,e in the after nearer that I was dowdy
t 00,11,4 ; but when be Invoked God's Messing on me
ehildree. I felt • grind lamp owne Into my throat."
She had not eepoetaid to he Prayed for go kindly by •
Preabyterian, and least of all did she espeet him to
remember the children. I think there is something
toweling in this simple note of the Qmoin-wife and
mother which shows how tens • woman she I. Only
forty enpies of the work have been printed for special
friend. and favourite.. but 14,011 MT or later it will of
enure. he reprinted. and wilt be • wort intenurting
addition tn oontewnerary literature. What would the
world not give for ouch swath he Queen Mary or Queen
Elizabeth? The copy from which I have quoted bore
on". litie-nage the following inwription
"To dear Jeannie Cl—, in rentembrnece of many
'lnn,' happy boon—gone need to return again. From
'V. R."
_ _ .

•
R„ yr.p.ty I,u glen written the preface to • life of
Prioag Onningt, which Goners] Giney is perplexing
fierreirae• diegrilention•—Lologion Oerreapowiest aping-
leld (Mass.) Republican.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

CHARGE OF INDECENT ASSAULT AGAINST
A CLERGYMAN.

r. WeetrY•i• the Southwark InsOWIMP. het week
investigated • Aerie of histestent memilt marred egainel
a rdergyenta, the Kew. George Kappa, of aellheitee, by
a young servant girl sassed Trager. The parties had
travelled together in a thirdedass rallwaT oarriap from
Charing-mom to Loodon•bridge. the ima•la•• mid •
railway porter Wag is the mane sompertmeut. The
atamelt oomplained of wee alleged to have been
eoettnitted when the girl was getting out of the marriage,
and according to her own noeount, which was emearesed
by her mother and the porter, it wee intentiocal. 7'he
raverend defendant. however. smelted that it was purely
aseidental, end that all he did was pet out kis hand to
pees down the woman's arinolise balsd,whieh wee
raised in her getting out of the eardrum. The ease was
rernaoded. and next day several witaasses sante forward
volenetrily. One my that the woman Fraser made a
similar charge against him at the Charing-mom Station
not lone sines, when he bad been guilty of no offenee ;
and other witnesses, who were in the outlaw where the
present diens, was said to have been sornmitled, de.
glared *het the rev. defendant bad dose twitting but
esdeavour to keep down the oompleinant'a erisolina
when it was widely raised. Under these eireuessieness
the magistrate remanded the cam again in order that
farther inquiries might be made.