The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26 00:00:00

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TUESDAY.

DICLALATIOII Of Seward, Krises
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Bas, innkeeper—first di.. of Its. 101 d., on sane*.
day, Men* SO. or the following Wednesday, at Yr.
Porkpies, Bsainghalletreet,
DAMEN/MeV AIIIVOIAMD.--Jobll Dillard, Drayton,
Sonienntshire, messier.
BAIIKRUPTIL John George DINS, SWlSelals,
poeltster—April 9, Bwindoe. Banned Foot, fibsrbonw.
oarehbeilder— April 1, Yeovil. .1. R. T. Reim,
Freshwater, Hants, innkeeper—dark!, Newport.

FRIDAY.

BANKRUPTCY ANNULLlD.—Frederia Robert Crata•
well. Limpley Stoke, Wiltshire, attorney.
Iltintaurra—W. Brows, Com Saathamptaa, pro-
vision dealar—Marsh 23 araham. Yraaals Dolma,
BAusbaty, Wiltshire, Hsafelord.
O•ours MwWll Orem, Bath, booskA peg 3,
Bath. Habilap sad Elba Ohm* amillimes—
Apra 6, . Jahn TROOP Wood. Bath,
joarsayme Apra 3. Bak.
Lam Extsturturcas.—J. 0411, Netbsahary. hiruse,
May 2. F. Fnamaan, Barannasoalh, pahshir, May
16. L W P.M. balsam Avail 11
J. R..... prsirrater„ Apsil 12. T. Claws;
14,,Weitiostel, 0.34 NKr. 36,11 11 13. nate, Beat
josawasur ;wham', kptU 11. W. Hisinosa, Paola,
-,May 4,

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Ti reports of the four election commissions weigh
the sisth part of • met.
Tne OeFolur CANLINILDGIN BOAT RACK. —This
event bag beim definitely deed s, take place from Putney
to Mortlake on Saturday, April 13.
Tug London correspondent of the Afeneteser
Guardian says the promotioo of the Don. Mr. Jolliffe,
the son of Lord Hy hoc, over the bowie of some three
hundred offieen who have seen service has canoed such
dienatishotion. No 4 at all unlikely.
TUB New CAT/ OF DOLL tll.—The cave to which
Tories disoatiefied with their Government Reform iliff
are beginning to betake themselves promises, we nein-
stand, to have a good Wally occupants,. From tventj-
five to thirty are already mood as it. &Mena —Nor.
"A GOOD ARTIOLI Eweulu RZOONNINDATIOr.'
The correctness of this proverb is proved by purchaser.
recommending any article of domestic oonenuiptioo that
Is truly cheap as well as good in quality. The perfect
purity sad Mesmer of Hornbeam', lea has neared it.
resent large sale and constant recommendation from
mily to family. It is obtainable in mod town, huts.
there are spurious hattorions' it is needful to see that
Hornintan and Co.'. signalers is on each ;Medea.
POST• 011 TO TIN UNITED fileavaa. —The official
correspondence on this rubjeet has been laid before
Parliament. The result is that the poet-offiee of etch
country is to make ite On arracipmente for the.
despatch of its male to tte other and receive the
postage, the other country making no charge for
delivery; and after thie year, the Canard contrast Ulm
expiring by notioe given to that effect, the entire
postage On A single international letter Di lobe M. if
despatched from the United Kingdom, 12., from
Hnitod States. It ie proposed that the "huge for
through territorial transit in closed mails he one-tenth
of a penny per ox. of letters, and par lOos of news-
papers, Nooks, or pathway, for every 19 mile.
travelled; of single lettere, Id. or 2e. for transit throngh
either country. It was agreed to amid an eerier date
than next New Year's Day for a redwing* of the Mos
tZeton printed setter ant patterns, and the Uteri-
ansit charges on closed mails.
GALLANT &WOOL —On Tuesday morning Captain
floral, of Southampton, muter ofthe schooner Urania,
owned by Mr. W. Wise, kit for Folkestone, but in me-
sequence of the severe weather the vessel lied hem put
about to return to lieutbaropton. When nearing the
Owen a ship in distrese wee pereeived, which proved to
be a brigantine bound to the eastward, that bad 'track
on that fatal shoal and'' Nettled down, so that the
lower yards were under water. Her mew, which con.
misted of six men, were lashed to the rigging. There was
• very rough sea at the time. but Coital& Hurst
gallantly bon down to her, and arrived justices enough
to see one of the bands, who afterwards proved to be
the mate, fall into the are, thereby loosing his life, bet
the remaining five of the erew were reamed, sad Linda
at Southampton the same evening. The vemel struck
at 5 o'clock la the morning, so that the poor Nikon were
exposed to the inclement weather in their critical situa-
tion for nearly ohm bouts, and when resoned they were.
benumbed and exhausted. Several vends passed the
poor fellows without rendering them any assistance,
and great praise is due to Captain Hunt for his gallant
conduct.
RATING OF CHAIM/L-0n Meade) • ineetini%
presided over by Lord Shaftesbury, was bold in Willie.
Room., for the porpoise of promoting the oostinued
exmotion of schools and charitable institutions from
rating. The meeting was addressed by several of die
large number of gentlemen who were present, and
which howdy, Lord Harrowby, Lord J. Percy, Lori
Shremberry and Talbot, Archbishop Manning, and
several asembere of Proliament. A number of facts
wen stated in jnetilleattot of the continued exemption
of schools and Mande" frozn rating, and the following
resolutions were to ;_e' That it is impolitic and
unjust to impair =shame a Use hospitals aid dis-
pensaries of England by stb)ectiiii them to tho
meet of poor and local Mos. *SW be mho( they
administer to the sick and &retailer poso material'
lemma the burden of paroabial raleo,"—a .'hat the
recent decision of Court" of Law on the kit at it, .534
of Bliestetb, esp. 2, metering schools and imititetin:
generally liable to the payment of rates, is contrary to
the spirit of the Act itself, and tends greatly to die-
*earns educational effort, and to the mosequent
' increase of improvidence and peepereco." It was also.
decided that a deputation should wait on Lord Derby
to state the Mtn of the meeting.
TEE REDIDT roe BAD GAIL—Any vestry, any local:
booed of works or any 20 inhabitant householders, may
call upon the Home Semetary to send • competent in-
spector to examine and report upon the quantity and
quality of the gas supply. That high functionary is
bound toast on hie inareetor's report, sad the cemptinies
are bound in their turn to remedy what is amiss Will
you believe that dories the seven years this act has been
law, it has never once been pet in operation, nor
attempted to be put he operation, beyond the limits of
the City? "Inhabilmethomeholdere green under what
they anseelve tote an oppressive tyranny, and all because
no om tidies the trouble to inquire how the law !Mods,
or bow it may be worked. Surely it would be more in
mcordanee with eommosiosnee to esti the machinery
provided to bring um to book than to indulge b vogue
denunciations and complaints. If it can he Mime that
our gas is either Mfer in quality or higher in prise?
than is warrantable, remove the monopoly md
another company meet as on common ground. If iffie
Board of Rorke, that "fortuitous concourse of vestries'
is to make gas, supply pia and be the supreme judge or
the purity of Use itrUM it mauler:turas and yes&, r
don't 'oppose the companies will have the faintest
objection to band over their plant end responsibilities at
an equitable prien—Dithere's AU the Yaw Roused.
A Fnue of • very distractive clerseter torahs eat
early on Thursday morning at the dour ofIl• bereeminc.
to Mews. F. Adams and Co., in Guinemtreet, BrittaL
It seems that the discovery was made by Sergeant Hey,.
who notified adonis body demobs iseniog from &portion,
of the promisee He immediately gave an alarm, but by
the time the various ire brigades arrived the games had'
obtained such a mastery of the mills that to save any
portion of them mozned hopeless. The Gomel Hospital
being contiguous to the burning mesa, some alarm wee
naturally felt for Ps safely, sad the Irma wisely
directed their attention to the threatened point, and by
dint of great exertious, prevented the lame extending
to this rateable institution. The danger, however, was
considered so great that daps were hersegiately taken
for the removal of the patient", and • Beene of tb• most
painful character then took place. Persons who were
suffering from broken limbs, and others whose sieknie•
had reduced them to estate of great exhaustion, bum»
greatly alarmed for their safety, and their tears were
expressed in the most detraining sod beertreediag
exclamations. Fortunately no ill befog any if them in
their transit from the Hospital wards to Me adjoining
houses. The mills, which contained several thousand
quarters of wheat, were oampletely destroyed, and the
damage is estimated at £15,0M The lON is covered by
Insurance, hello what extent is not clearly amerteined.