The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-01 00:00:00

13 anitt eottutti exiata

TUESDAY, JUNE 1, um

DORCHMTBIL
Bonen itimlgns.—lir. Justice Heating sad Mr
Justice Lush will some the Western frond' for the
summer assizes.
uTng Donor You:tire= AgnOntartOn--whieb is
surely the best snanagod of rids sesociatioas anywhere,
and in the matter of working a:prow empires re-
markably with the Nat West Rile Association—
announoes • greed list of prises for competition on
June 16th, when no doubt the umber of entries will
be great, and the contorts keen.
L'Ecno DO TTIOI.. —The costeere ven by the
.51555 singers at Dorchester will long linger as
"reagent memories with all who bad the good fortune
to bear them, sad wear, sure it will gratify , many to
leant that our Waited townsman, It,. Berton Smith,
ban skilfully woven into a fantasia the more salient and
froellent points in three performances, under the
appropriate title of " L'Reho do TyroL" It is a (me-
ld and piquaut oomposition, adding new lustre to the
lame of our townsman, and supplyaig • pleasing and
artistic novelty to planiska
Comrtinanons.--The Rev. Precentor Lear, as rem.
missary for the Bishop of &Hobart, has sddreemod
lottei to the Clergy of the Arribaleasoory of Meat, an-
nouncing that confirmations will be held hit the follow-
ing places, by the Bishop of Gibraltar :
hlmborne July 12th, et 2.30
Blmsdford • .. July llth, 10.305. m.
Dorehmter All 851st ... July 121 b, all p.m.
Besminster .. • . .. July Ileb, at 11 pm.
Bberborue .. July 15th, st p.m.
Shaftesbury Holy molly.. July I7th, st 11 /t.m
Saar WOUYING.—Mr. Way, of Kingstoa, sust•ined
a serious loss hist Wednesday 'debt, by • raid op.& his
horn flock, mode by the dogs of hie shepherd. II seem
that in the evening some flash was given to the dogs,and
they were left over its remains, it being 'apposed they
would follow the shepherd home on finishing their moaL
Instead of that however, they appear to have commenced
worrying the sheep, and next morning no leas than 57 of
them were found dead, indicting • lose of shoot £l5O oe
Kr. Way.
COMNIISTID TO TEI DOSINT COUNTY PAWN.
SOMOI4B : James Raison, stealing money at Beaminster ;
George Lambert, stealing • silver watch at Wimborne.
—imprisonment : Charles Dahill, drunk, he., at Dor.
cheater, 7 days • Thomas Stone, drunk, he., at Bridport,
7 days • John grown drank, ha., Cbideook, 14 days.
—Hard Latour: James Coward, annalt, he., at
Oussage All Saints, 14 days; Joseph Clench, vagrancy
at Blandford, 21 days; Henry Lowrance, misbehaviour
Weymouth Unioa, 1 mouth; James King, misbehaviour
Bberborne Union 14 days ,• Joseph Pearce, John
Randall, Samuel Laden, and Robert Lovell, killing •
swan and vheatag it at Floe, 1 month; Daniel Wallis,
poaching at Winforth Newburgh, 4 mouth; Thomas
Hendon, vsgrancy at Dorehester, 7 days; George
Baker, stooling a *oat and Loh at Sherburne, 1 month.
Ti.' WZATHUL. —The following is our wieleoroiogioil
mart for the week ending Banday last:—

Ty—rokar
e,l"t

i 1
A Z
Kay '
24 62
26 66
6 61
27 60
28 44
16 64
SO 66

•1.
" Direction Stale of Weether.
of Wind.
•
60 Z & ESL Phan cloudy, rens
1.1 14 a BBIC Fine, slight shovers
49 CBoBCj47
43 NI Cloudy, thunder, rain
Is NZ Hain
40 NZ Rain, gloomy
44 N4W nes, gloomy.

Bowman Pours, liaturday.—Before the Mayor (J
F. Hodges, BK.), and J. Bishop, Faq.
A tramping Irishman, named Thomas Haulm, Dearly
70 years ca age, wits brought up for being drunk and
incapable. Fatly that morning P.O. liiitahal found him
In • gutter, in Holloway-row, quite incapable at helping
himself, and in danger of dying from exposure.—He
was corn pitted for INTIM days as a rogue and vagabond.

FASTER DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY
FRlDAT.—Before J. D. KUM, Req., Registrar.
Re Robert Hayward, of Dorchester, butcher and !
navy contractor. Meeting for choice of amignee.
Bankrupt owes £1,780, all of which is doe to unaseured
araaitora. His schedule weals§ the following state-
ment of debts—Atkins. Longbredy, E2O ; Albion
Basking Company (Thomas Chalice, manager), 20,
Scablield market, London, £75; Hood, cattle
dealer, £53; Mrs. Caere, Lowell mills, ho; exacriten
of James Darwin', about £410; J. T. brier, £135,
Ellis, Cattistock, £5 14a. ; John Foot, Zenston, ow
Stalbridge, about £l4O ; Harris, Fordingtoo, £5;
Stephen Harding, Stindord, £80; Hill, Pools, £6O;
Mayo, Frooine, £lO 10& ; Mrs. Mondey, Isle of Wight,
£l5 ; Oakley Brothers, Poole, £4l; Prerort, Caine,
£25; Giles Symonds, stationer, Spiting. E 4130; Charles
Strong, Runpisham, ES •• llra Trim, 'Yeovil, butcher
it 16e.; J. Trencliard, Eversbot, £6; G. Taylor,
Fordiogton, £l2 10a.; Robert Damon, Fordington,
£8 110. Wilts and Dorset Banking Company, £165;
Bobert Williams, Bridebead, £25. Bankrupt attributes
his failure to want of capital, and los' of two horses and
Sc. Arcata— debt., including amount due
on contracts, about ; furniture, about £100; stook
in-trade, about £l5O ; shares in North Downs and
South Camden mines, of DO value. Total assets, £5OO.
Xi Symonds, of Donhester, and Mew& Rogers and
Roger., Enamor, appeared for the bankrupt; Ur. Barnes.
Exeter, for Kr. .1. T. 3000 r, a ereditor.—Bankrapt,
examined by Mr. Barnes, said his debt to J. Dunning's
executors wee sontraeted li. 111133 or IX. It wee for
£4041, and was all contracted at one time. Borrowed
the mosey as be (bankrupt) had a very serious lose at
the time on a contract. Mr. Dunning was bankrupt's
wife's father.—Mr. Symonds serried the choice, and
appointed Mr. Giles Symonds, auctioneer, of Sydliag
St. Nicholas, 'mignon, who is a creditor for £461 3e.
July 13th WU fired for bankrupt's last examination
cad discharge* Bankrupt eta directed Webs Reliant
, to file a goods and mai amount for six mouths preseding
, his bankruptcy.

VISITATION OF ARCHDEACON SANCTUARY.
The Venerable Archdeacon Senotaw7 bald his visite.
don et All Saints, Dorchester, us Friday last TIN ar
tends:we of dery was limited, and very few church-
wardens were present during the reading of the charts.
The weather was cold and stormy, which may fairly
account for the paucity In the attendance. Amospt
the sloop who auwered to their seines vie,—
Rays. H. B. Niles, Z. Headland, K. H. BMW., C.
Tucker, Cooper, I. W. Pears, T. A. Falkner, B. G.
Watedt, Hiller F. Taber, H. Meals, H. C. G.
Haile, A. Baker,:,t 8. Cos., H. Ages, 0. W. Ring.
ham, T. J. Brows, F. W. Wahara, Fresson, T. H.
Roper, W, H. Gallon, D. Hegira, A. Hill, H. A.
Taylorjteiriaald Smith, J. Belton, G. L
Rimy, H. P. Cambrldp, 3-P. Addles. H.
Sylvester, W. Banos, G =.
Ludlow, 0.
6.
0, Wheat, J. Cep, and one re two Alter ; re.
ferlug to the Shoes of the Bishop the Diocese, the
A esoes commented oaths peados occupied
by Archdeacon's a hope that
before laws they wo=marelyil=wry whinier
at andeassose. At the gime time he did sit &risk
from the respoodbility east apes blin by kmg amp of
, deliveries a sharp. The Aide had been very bag o