The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND

Weymouth to Portland.

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to. a.M.kirgeMettlitylt.
Weymouth dip. 30 11 11 1
PorUand =km V td) 11 1 3 rig

Portkusd to Worworg.
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Potiland dip... 18 10 11 IT 10 0 66
Weymouth 62.. 420110 1011180110 60 104 11 111

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W 44 dep... 0) 111011 re• orthund 9110 0 4 911
rorthhol 5.9 60 • $ I ey. ar .. I 1 104 2RO IS
•.• On Sunday. a train Mame Weymouth for Portioned at
1.10 p.m ; a truth also leaven Partied Our WermoulA at
6.0 p.m.
All Trains lint, fecund, mel 11619 Clam/

SALISBURY AND DORSET JUNCTION
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Esti/Wry to Weymouth.
&NM 11/Al.lll. All AN. .11. .N.
Sallsoury &pare
Dolman UI 10 36 61 11
Foullagbridge
Venroad
Whaborue .........
Poole luesilis. llll 11 44 41 12
Wareham .l 10 1151 10 23
Wool I .11 .. .. 14
Emits 'l Ph .. by eig. et
Deceboder ni 14 II n 3 a MI
Weymouth ll M 4 0 1 le
• Except Neldept
Weymouth to Bolisinsly
1,15 1,2,119 ltr. Is
VP TIAIIII. A.N. lAN. P.N. r. et.
Weymouth depart —.—.... • _
Woollad: ll6 140 411
40 , /A 2* 510
2'P0016
17 . ..
15 ' SD 31 14
2/ 45 43 66
Wimboros - ...... 47 I 2 116 i 0
Verwood - 11 I 111 171 12
Fordludbridge ..— 9O 140 El 1 47
Doerntou ... -.. ........ ...- U 1 61 40 3
Salisbury ..... ...... ...... --.„ l4l 1 15 II U

BONLICRSIT AND DONSICT.
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Temple Oambs
kloastild*
11 10 27 3 4 14
olormlaolar Newton
031111061ar
11 61 $ 03 16 37
5...1.5•15
114157 Goso
411•24 as . 4ais 40 40111147 ...
Pools who II Ils 11 I I4JJ4 S 35
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7,5, 5I V 1 ti It
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211.
..31 A 510.1 1. DI IL
44.14 44 pi 40 4$ 15
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77
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4 015 LU 111 41 41547
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Slarvibeir Novice fil 51 11 34 le sg 1500
B*albq4lie llb II 44 44 II 10110
441 471'51 0 * 551013
Tempi* ..1 IOOM SILO 11 10 06 *MS
WI Id4l bp deal la a* op pompon sop, a 1001
1100.3 11 NMI sormagaro oaly. p A in.. 1.01 Man Who-
borne at It* sraivlar It Blamdford at 1.0. OM r"
Baton*"

LIITELINTIIIO EIFIRIIIIXT.—PIOO, as Übe u pro! bar
of a grate, with the) heads arolostioll oboes ao al. Is'
wards, moue ordinary Ladisra - im • law osonsuts they
ignite'. Then in tho saws P.o""' akw Sh°
&My Natoli's of Wryest o'd .Isb *site=
on the box), sad it ,Wko r°ol, war
for bun—ln fool until the wood bosoanes literally
oharred—witboat taking fire. Ws look ou this as •
singularly laws/Wig soudrinatiou of ths Safety of Um
UW Kill. Car. mast to takes in both 00400 to avoid
sataal 'adorn idle Ina&

lionrower's Plum—Nervous Debility.—Peream
ommatotioaaily weak are mash defamed by ehammebbt
weather that the ordiargazoless a life beams a
labour, the neoemity et • toil. The serveme
Earli unbiased, sad briap to mak pilishis
thing bat a mosesios ot roil or loaded
To escape from sash torsteeds 111. may
asommry to take Holloway's PUb, whisk parity Rad
Mrengtheo a debilitated, shakes ocestitatioo mom thaa
any other mediciae la the world. They deems the
body hoe ail impurities, give teas to lite slomasb,
regularity to the braia, salinity I. lb. kidneys, bladder
tad bowels. They IaBOVII iskplist ii midrib sad
=IV% mad mks, le Ow Wed adios mod

a istiict Octuo•

DORSET MIGRARIAIAM SIISSIONS.
The financial business of these melons was tramseeted
on Tuesday last at the ffitirebell, wham teen wee an
unusually large attendance of magistrates. 'nui Lord
Portman presided, and there were also pesmint, John
Ens,. jj.p., deputy-chairman, the Right Hog.
the Seri-or Shaftesbery, E.G., the Boa. W H. B.
Portman. xis_ R. B. Menden, Esq., MP., HI Gerard
es„„, Ea+, M.P., Right Hem. Lord Ashley. Hon. Alex.
Nelson Hood. Hon. W. Draper Mortimer Best, Sir W.
C. maryeett, Bert. ffir EL Latideeinge, Bert., Sir
B. 13, Glyn, Bun, Sir Molyneax H. Nepean, Mat,
Sir T. H. Gnashed. L 0.8., Right Hon. Homes Pith
Rivers Lord Rivers, C. E. Aston, IL IL Biegham. J. T.
Baskets, L Bridge, .7. &Toter, T. B. Bower,
g„, nsathall, H. S. Bower H. B. Bathes, J.
W. B. &Peer, G. Chni B.
shilL G. Certerright,Bn
Cambridge, St. John Conway, E. A. H. Clastienten,
J. De BeanY.&..l.l....Ditween•Deemer, G. D W.
Dig by, .7. A. , 'W. Eliot, B. B.
Eliot, W. ff.
Evans. J. J. R. Fraseples. A. Toiler,
.7.3. Farquharson, jun., J. F. Fairview, A. B. Foster,
0. W. Ferrer, J. W. Y. Tyler, B. P. Fetbsesteakangh,
Goodden H. C. Ooodden, Gundry, D. F. Grant
Dalton, B. Guadry. C. W. Gordon,.?. P. F. Guadry,
3.3. Glossop, .7. B. P. °sodden, J. N. C. Hru, J.
Rainey G. Harbin, W. L. Henning, T. B. Hram,
M. C. fienley. C. J. T. Hisetheo, C. W. Loveridas, W.
C. Lambert, B. Uttlehales, J.Onndry, J. C. Manse!. G.
P. Memel, H. N. Middleton, R. Mastro, J. & Meade,
C. A. Me Mister, C. IL Mabel, J. S. Minket,
R. Martin, G. Maznett, O. Kean, T. Marsiter,
J. N. P. Madam W. 0. P. Menai:et, C. J.
Parke, R. Pewee, L. Paget, tt, R. H.
Swefilleld, J. L. ficerborosigh C. Sykes. Saunders,
G. Trorispadisair. Thonitou_ ,J. R. P.O. Talbot,
E. J. Weld, H. Williams, G. Whisidoe, 0. Weld, J.
Wood, X. Williams. E. W. Williams, B. A. Wood, G.
Worry, sail H. S. Yeetumn, &qrs. ,• and Revs. J. R.
Austen H. T. Bower, H. Bottelter,X. W. Bingham, J.
Blennekuiesett, G. P. Cambridge, W. J. Goodness C.
J. °lran, J. T. Hinds, sad J. T. Waits.
meatereaten.
The Bight Hon. HOMO Pitt-Zinn Lord Riven,
Rushmore Lodge, Salisbury; William Ernest Bryiner,
Esq., Ilsington House ; J&a Robert Phillip °caddie,
Esq., Campeau House- John Montagu Pulteney
lie. ILO. Met" towado ,_Wallace Coles Paget
liedlytott, Eeq., Milboras Port.
scronom or CHM 00WOTAILL
Mr. Farquharson read the report of the finance oom.
mates, who 'sleeted the following ten candidates for the
office of Chief Onotable, as those who should come
before the Court:-Cape. Amelia Brown, Capt Burn.
side, Maim, Chadwick, Major Feeting, Major Grimace.,
Colonel Lund, Lieut•CoL &sevens, Capt. Still, Lima,
Col. Thring, Maio/ Warmer.
The Charism remarked that the Court was directed
to proceed at two o'clock to the election of • Chief
Constable in the room of Colonel Cox and wording
to their rules of Court and steading orders it
would be unnecessary to propose or second any
candidate, but the magistrates would be kind enough to
vote ea they thought fit for any of the names roma'.
mended by the finance oommittee. The Clerk of the
Peace had had cards prepared for the oonvenienee of
magistrates ooetainina the ten names, and he suggested '
that they should put their initials opposite those names
they preferred. The Clerk of the Peace would receive
the marked mire, and maculate the votes, when secord.
jog to the standing orders, the Court would strike out
the lowest, and so on till two candidates remained,
between whom the Court would finally have to snake •
decision. Magistrates might in the first division select
one or more teadidetee, bet they would please not vote
for the whole tes-(laughter).
Mr. Farm asked if magistrates could vote for as
many as nine of the candidata.
The Chairman said yes at the first.
RN Ferret: And the snood time 8, the third 7
end so on.
The Chairman: Yes, but it moms to be the general
feeling that it will be more convenient for magistrates
to vote for only one candidate.
This suggestion was adopted, and the dards were passed
round the Court to the magistrates for signature, and
handed beck to the Clerk of the Poses, who calculated
the votes, and the Chairman stated the result to be-
lot Brown 36. Still 34, fiteerens 10, Thriug
Testing 5, Chadwick 3, Burnside 3, Laud 1, Warner 1,
and G rhostone I. His lordship said that
10.1 magistrates had voted, and an absolute majority
would be 55, which no candidate bad, and therefore it
would be nes:emery he should strike out the lowest; but
Insomuch as three of the candidates had each only one
vote, lie would submit those names to the court in
alphabetical order.
This his lordship did, and Lased, Warner, and Grin.
stone having eeell one were struck out, as also were
Chadwick and Burnside, who each had three votes.
Voting cards were win brought into service, for •
selection to be made from the remaining five candidates,
end the result was that Brown had IA votes, Still 32,
7hring 9, Stamens 7, and Testing 6.
The Chairman said the number of magistrates who
voted was 110. He had not voted himself-he had not
felt called upon as Chairman to do so, therefore there
were 11l magistrates preeent, and consequently 56 would
be a majority of the Court, so that Captain Brown was
elected-(cheers).
The Chief Constable sleet being ealed for, came from
his met in the pantry amongst other candidetes, into
the prisoners' dock, where several justices were seated,
its the body of the court was (idly occupied, and by
emend of whom he was congratulated. He is a smart.
looking man, and gentlemanly withal, apparently about
years of age.
The Chairman, addressing him, said: It is my duty as
Chairman of this Court to inform you that the magis-
trates of the county f Bonet have elected you to the
office of Chief Constable of this county, subject to the
approval of Her Majesty's Secretary of State for the
Home Department. The vacancy will not occur till
the 31st of October. hball you be prepared, if Her
Ilajetity's Secretary of State approve your appointment,
to aineine your office, on the resignation of Colonel
Cox, at that date?
Cmtein Brown : I shall, my lord.
The Chairman :1 believe you are somewhat acquainted
with this county-
•optain Browu : Yes, ham, my lord.
Chairman: And although you are not probably
so intimately acquainted with it as Colonel 3oz has
been, you will auffidently know the habits of the people
-of those who for the most pert are obliged to ammo
the position of prosecutors, and of those who are in the
alma of culprits in Dorset, to know that it la the
anxiety of thin county, and of the magistrates in
particular, that you should use great discretion, and at
the same tine use all activity ;tad diligence, which
it is your duty to do, but that there Mould be no
encouragement of them officer, who are under your
command to being before the magi.tretea small, and
trifling, and petty mass, for the purpose of showing their
diligent* and activity -(applause)-but that in every
an where their is grievous c nme committed there should
be no lack of industry and activity in endeevouriog
to marsh out the perpetrators of that crime -(hear.
hear). It is my duty to state that it i the feeling of
this Court that every effort shoot I he made to protect
the person, even more than the property of the owners
of property, and therefore, I trust that these summa-
tions, coining from awe as the voice of this Court, you
will be prepared to follow as nearly as may be, acoording
to the good example of Colonel Cox, who has served us
fsith'nlly for many years, and you, I believe, have bad the
advantage of seeing the way in which he has conducted
the buinew, and I trust that at the end of ae many years
as he her served us, we tray have the same satisfaction
of addreming you and thanking you, as this Court will
shortly do Coloin'il Cot for the valuable and efficient
services he lion performed for the county during the
time he has been Chief c.o.:made -(applause). You
will have one great advantage be had not. He had to
form, and embody, and octanes the force, and I believe
you will find it a well organised and efficient force, and
tract that you wills, all your exertions to strengthen,
snit coo-image, sad improve that force, which you so
well know how to to-(epPlame).
CAptain Brown said: My Lords and Gentlemen-I
fool that I gannet sufficiently thank you for the great
nu you have conferred upon to.. I can only my
that my couatant and earnest cod shall be
to prove myself worthy of the coufidvnes you ham
;deed in me, and to follow in the steps el my excellent
predecesmor-(applause).
GOMM GAOL.

The Visiting Jodie** reoommended the appointment I
of Kr,. Batelle§ matron in the room of Mrs. Barnes
resigned. Th.-re were 72 male. in misled, and 10
females. For trial at sessions eight males and three
females, on hail two males. For trial at next assizes
two males. Total number oommitted this quarter 116,
samequarter 1.,t yeiir 184 ; of this number 24 were
meal prisoners, against 12 in the corresponding quarter
lad year. Daily &strap this quarter 85, same quarter
last year 91. Ile-ootninitments this quarter 44, same
quarter last year 51. Panitheiente on daily average of
81, II; mem quarter lad year on 06, 11. No corporal
punishment this quarter for prima offences. Disburse-
=cute this quarter 1:813 14s. lid; same quarter last
year £745 Is. 81. The maintenance cost per head per
week this quarter was 2s. 74. ; same quarter last year
24. 5,1. Expenditure for salaries, lighting, clothing, and
all idher necessaries, Be. 74 ; same quarter lad year 71.
—.Adopted.