The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27 00:00:00

DORCHNSTER.

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Sin Henry Drumu.oiid Wolff his joined the diredias
of the Poole and Heurnemouth Railway.
THZ Mayors of Dorchester and Weymouth recom-
mend that to-morrow (Wednesday) should l •
ohieryed as a holiday. and we on i ,i ths+ nn
that day the respectable tradesmen will sloe° their
shone.

DORSET COUNTY HoSPITAL. —Week endiag June.
22nd—In patients admitted, 8; ditto discbarged.
6; out patients admitted, 10; ditto discharged,,
5 remaining in bospital, ó6; remaining on books,.
163; accidentat 1; emergencies, 2 ; deaths, 4.
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Aouiverrr.—On Sunday evening • little girl, daughter-
of Frannie Pouucy, shoemaker, Fordiugton, while
walking alone the pavement, slipped do %vv. o a
her thigh. She was immediately taken to the Dorset
County Hospital wore the fracture
where, under skilful treatment, she is progrcsalnic
favourahly.
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itYDROPHOBFA.—Within a few days nine or teir
pernmerhave been bitten by rabid dogs in London.
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and three have died. One very terrinle case orovrii
falai on Tuesday. Prom various parte of the country
we receive reports of a similar nature, and so ....mina
is the public alarm, that were the instances of desth„
or even of fright, to continue multiplying, • partial
panic might be created. This, it will occur to every
one, is the first thing to be ay..ided.—Standard
Cuiciter.—The retut n match betwern Cl,, Kingdom,
Park and DorcimsterClubt was played on The ground of
the former on Wedneaday, the 214 inst., wino the Doe.
chester men, in the first inning., be which the Ilene WM
decided, defeat d their opponents easily, with 7Z ramie
'ewe. chiefly owing to the batting 4,f Meier,. Webb
and Parsons—the f.rmnr oht,ining 39 rum, mid the
latter 30—the hotel being : Dorchester, 120; Sitigitoa
Park, 87.

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AnarioN MART —At Mr. Fipples roposl.co.o
Saturday, there was a middling supply of beef, which
met with a quick aide at an advAnce in pr•ce. ust
on offer realising from 13s. to 14% per score.
Barreners a dull trade, in consequeuos of the drought..
Heifers and calves fetched £ll io £lB ss. ; tat CalVoll.
40s. to 89% each ; fat wethers 91.' and fat e- es.
80. ti• /h. Fat lambs 255. to 375; and fat rams 555..
to 595. each. At the home rmost ry aseersl cart.
horses changed hands et from. £2B 10s. to £32 each.

THE Dox—ctliteratt BURIAL BOARD. —The vallaucues
arising through the retirement of members and
auditors, by rotation, will be tilled up at the vestries
to be held for the several parishes on Thursday nest.
The out-going members, whoare, nevertheless, eligible
for re-election, are :—The Holy Trinity, The Rev.
James Fisher (rector), and John R. Tooze, Req.,
(ofiai,man ) Auditors, Mrs. Thomas Pat-h end
John Davis. St. Peters, Mr. George Beery
Audit ,re, Messrs. James Pinter and Francis Mo.&
All Saints, Messrs. George Greening and Alfred
Samuel Mason. Auditors, Messrs. James Andrews,
and William Galpin.
LIERIG'S EZTRACT.—According to promise we have
hid a jar of till. entrant of meat. a% fureleherl by fef,...
Frincis Keller, (3, Southampton, int to the test, ander,.
prepared to state chit, with a celerity like wilco it
forms an admirable per& or soup, quite equal to the;
oost el borate beef-tea in body and aubstapce, and ea
fsr supelior in flavour that the best cooks might auk.
stitute it for Itrowo soup, soup a is Jullien, or any
other famous potage without the risk of detecti in. As
s clinical resource in medicine, the favor with which
the opportunity of producing a nourishing amp fiir
invalids in one imtent, thr ugh the agency of boiling
water, has been hailed by our medicil praetitionetv,
may Fe judged of by the fact that Mr. Woolsron ha. ex-
imrienced quite a run upon it uince we brought it into
notice.

3RD D R.V.—The sweepstakes shoed's:: on Moody
aftertmon, he 19th test, ooncluried tie third eempet -
ion for the cup present-d by Captain Coombs, and .1. •
this time won by Corporal Chink. As this is thousand
tine he has won it, it now becomes his property. The
morning cop was spirt won by Private Godwin.,
Corporal Chiek made 92. and Private Godwin 90 marks,.
in two shootings, at 400, 500, 550, and 600 yards. The
following are the scores of the wMners :-Ist prise,
Private G Anil', 47 oierk• ; 2nd, Clorpored Chick. 47:
3rd, Colour-Sergeant Gregory, 46; 4th, Caporal
Greening, 45; bdi, Private Parsons, 44; 6th, Primate
Case. 43.
TH6 DISSOLUTION OP PARLIAMINT.—AIthOI74 it is
impossible to name the day of prow tatioe of parliament
with certainty, there, seem 4 to be !Adel doubt that it
wll be one of tlicee b.-twen Friday. the 70, and Wed-
nesday, the 12th of July. The present state of public.
hesin.sa would allow the session to he brought to &close
by the Ist proximo. Rut an effort will be made to oom-
ph to the private biviiness,in the House of Lords; and If
it .hould appear that that can be done by the 11th or
12th, the i-ession will be no far prolonged. If not the
prorogation would most likely take place on Friday,
the 7th. The proclamation dissolving parliament would
be is-ued and the writs issued ,the same day, so as to
enable the hulk lot the borough eleotions to be got
through in the week ending the 15 It, and those f tile
counties in the week ending the 22nd of July.—Gfole.
DORCHILST6R CHURCH SUNDLY SCHOOLS. —One
very important part of the many duties which de-
volve upon the Clergy and others, in connection wide
..or Parochial system, is the practical working and-
management of the Sunday School It is impossible,
we believe, to oyer.rate the value of • good and
efficient Sunday School, whether as a means of
gai&ng an influence over those older lads who have
already left the day school, and are now engaged in
earning their own hying, or more generally as a
mean. of gathering the children preparatory to their
atbendanoe at church, making the Lord's Day
ehousiug and refreshing to their youthful minds„
and imparting to them, in the most risooept-
able and inviting manner, 1 PR*Oll4 of sound
religious learning and piety. That efforts are
made with this view every Lord's Day in the
united Sunday Schools of the parishes of Holy
Trinity and All Saints, by • very worthy and pains-
taking body of lay-tosch.es. many of our readers are
already aware. They will he interested to hear that.
oat • reward to the children for regularity and
.steod conduct, a very happy excursion was made to
Abbotsbury on Thursday last by most of throe who
later oonnected with the Boy's Sunday School.
oWs need hardly say that the weather was lovely,
'rid that what with games of cricket and racing.
*ambling on the sea shore, visits to the garden and
I. Catherine's Chapel. and a distant view of the
swans and awanry, not forgetting • picnic tea under
' the castle wall, every body derived great enjoyment
and refreshment from the expedition. The only
subject of regret was the unavoidable absence of the
Rev. 'F. A. Falkner, whose constant attendsoce mad
.'interest in the Sunday school, and great christiam
Matinees and courtesy at all times is much ap-
4. especially by those connected with the
of the school.

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