The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17 00:00:00

en Pees ebereb. Moe. was loielly &primed by
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pacesseed Istopsea Contennee uPos tbs Benta
questios will sot Inks place, iike segollistioas with the
principal powers lair* fah&
01 W•dassall, Desewher 4, a large areas was shot
In a Sell &Mown waren Harbour, by Yr. Symms,
Boa al Capbala B al the Hortrosr. The wisp,
whim ppm& five bet.
AZOV.= Ourawm—Ou Saturday night a bottle of
=Atomier at
was throws at a fanlight as the prem
paned% lilt, Bieltepegate-strest, Leyden.
ilarginaciy It streak the deer, which it burnt, but tics
Wide was unharmed.

A Postrauga massed Ogbonie, belonging to ib•
Bosom* mastabedary, endeavoured to apposheal •
omple of min who had bees robbing bearawle at Pill.
whir is. shot bad with a phial, the charge estering
the Adams, sad be Is id a very dangerous at.... Tha
men essepsd.
I.l).mgal= ESAlawAmow op Baum AND CLOT.—
Berke aid Nosy were again brought up at Bow-street
as Saturday. They were eesereed by body of mounded
Tbe primers were further restsadet. Both
Cliwey sod Burke expremed abhorrence of stie CAIN at
aerials well as Friday. Dr. 'Uneasy, Berke's mussel.
said ho should withdraw from the defame, as Violllollo
had lima moiled to by the prisoaer or his friends.

ADOTENR ATTINTT TO MOND= • LONDON POLIO.
NAN.—A 6 a late hour on Sunday (MIRIAM information
was misdeed al Sootland-yard that an attempt had bees
made upon the lifo of a policeman on duty in Kenning.
ton-lns. The soling-inspector ow duty at the Kenning.
ton-lano polim-etation pendstently refused all informs-
ties, bet from other sonnies It warn aseertalned that a
=an had been shot test without recetring any

Tel mock funeral prooardoos yid& it was &unframed
with so mash defiance would take pima on Sunday in
various towns of Ragland and Ireland wore &beamed
when it was found that the Government were deter-
mined to prohibit them. At Liverpool and Leeds very
strong precautions were taken, and no attempt wee made
• at • demonseration. IS Dublin, Cork, Limerick, and
other Irish towns Um day paned over without say dl.-
Whams.

'We reed in the Poll Mall Goias that the inmates
et Westwood 'Union have not been visited by • =babies
ot rilifrisa far some years. Several years ago. hi
guardians pared a reeohition alarming that the
was in need of sea Timbales, bat they refused to lake
say steps to supply the neousity, notwithstanding Mae
the Poor law Board have wattle bitten urging the
tFlodetment of • chaphin.
BIODPORS LOCAL BOARD or fluting. A meeting
held on
share. Thursday evening, the Mayor (11. Cox,
„)in the share. There were alao present—Messrs.
J. Bartlett, B. Tucker, Templeman. Ewen; C. Tucker,
H, N. Cox, T. H. Edmunds, and Lsroombe. The
of the Surveyor (Mr. B. Cox) wig read in
report
esee to the path leading from East-bridge to Cook's
mill. It stated that the footpath, for 180 feet, requited
that • wall should be erected. He suggested a wall
seven feet deep, two feet wide, at the bottom of the
river, and decreasing to 18 inches. The out would be
about ETA There woo one portion of the path which
might be repaired by piles for £5 or Ed. Mr. H. N.
Cox thought the surveyor might, for • little larger
outlay, do something that would render the path safe
for some time to come. He proposed leaving the
matter in the hands of a sub-committee, who would
confer with the surveyor on the subject. It seemed
useless to lay out £5 now, when it would require a
much larger sum in the spring. Mr. Edmunds then
seconded Mr. Con's proposition, and it was carried.
The committee appointed °outdate of the Mayor, Hr.
H. N. Con, and Mr. Edmunds. The (amount wee tiled
at not exoeeding £l5. The report of Mr. Patten, the
Inspector, was read. It stated that he had served
notices on certain parties to carry off the water from
the shutinp, and nearly all of them had done so. The
asphalte path in Barrack-street had been laid down to
his malefaction. He also reported on several portions
of the pavement, and upon a complaint made by Mr.
Hockey, of the nuisance which OM existed from the
smoke from Mr. Frost's chimney. Mr. Bartlett did not
think the surveyor was right in his Judgment in the
matter of the pathway in Buraok-etreet. which was vary
soft. The Inspector maid it was his opinion that it
would soon get hard.—The Surveyor was ordered to
report on Mr. Frost's chimney, and the questions in
reference to the paving were left to the Faring
Committee.—Mr. C. Tucker called attention of the
inspector to tho blinds of the shops, which Mr.
l'atten promised to attend to—The Mayor read a
circulsr from the general committee, with reference to
raising a subscription for the relief of the sufferers by
the calamity in the West Indies —Mr. H. N. Con
proposed that the matter should be left to the press,
to announce that the Mayor would revive subscriptions
es that account.--The Mayor said he should like to
see a public canvass. —lllr. C. Tucker said he did not
think it was a subject which the Board could entertain.
—The matter then dropped. —lir. Bartlett asked if £8
was allowed to each of the auditor,? He thought
that was a large .um.—Mr. H N. Cox said the amount
was lined by Att of Parliament —The Surveyor (Mr.
Cox) complAined of the watering of the street; which,
on occasions, had been much neglected. On some
OCCAbiOns he (the surveyor) had to pro Ade horses. He
suggested that £lO should be deducted from the
contract.—Mr. R. Tucker, Mr. Edmunds, Mr. Bartlett,
and Mr. Templeman, thought the watering had been
done welL —Eventually it was agreed that LI should
be deducted from the contract price.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Mr. Rade!pile's Hounds—Thursday, WarmweU—at 11.1
The Blackmore Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Holton; Thursday, Basher Bridge; Friday, Hen.
atridge Ash—at 11.
Lora roltituuree nomads- -Wednesday, ateepleton
Pond; Friday, SyJling Barn; Saturday, Coombe
Coppioe—at 11.
The East Dorset hounds—Tuesday
m("s day).
Houghton Wood ; Thursday, Mine ton Down,
Friday, Whitchurch—at 11.
The Duke of Beaufort's Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Svrallett's Gate; Wednesday. Nownton Lodge;
Thursday, Ford Gate; Friday. Worcester Lodge;
Saturday, Drayoot Park—at 10.30.
The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Fanwood
Great Ridge; Friday, Greenhill House; Monday,
23rd, Veroditch—it IL
The Tedworth Hounds-Tuesday (this day), Saver.
nske Station; Thursday, South Grove, Saturday,
Pill Heath—at 11.
Mr. Walter Flower's Harrisee—Friday, Druid's
Head at 11.
The New Forest Hounds —Tuesday (this day), Manor
House; Thursday, Awbridge Turnpike Gate; Setup.
day, Newtown Park—at 10.43.