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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

.9,TTUORIF.

too!e. Tot__Oolds. T.

Minx&
Ml.a No.l. 100 80 00 100 80 00 1008000
.r. letidniton .. 213 15 10 23 33
Mr. Meade.oB 9 22 11 331
Mr. Coventry . 723 22 64 23 96 96 214 3
Mr. Price 721 26 66 21 114 121 200 1 2
Mr.oo2nbridgo ..6 II 19 MI 22 ill 78 136 1
Mr. Hare .. 33611 68 12 130 137 MD 2 1
Mlnt4lll.oteril. .. 1 416 II 8 26 38 72 2
Mr. R. lintlrlAlo 5 10 23 38 19 64 93 156
Mr. R. 11. Entorldlo 3 411 13 0 10 47 06
Mr. John Hinds .. 4910232043 34 97 1 2 3
Mr. U. 8. Borer .. 3 717 17 6 27 43 76
Colonel Todd .. 4 8 12 21 18 60
MT.W9tir. .. 714r05r21 ao 68 127 12 a
mr• Roaby 469 ra sr as
moor Indio .. 8122528 50 12 125 1 2
Mr. A. POl .. $1026 42 ta as 196 102
Mr. Digt,& • • • .916 11 617

miTiiikingtoi ••372030 11 25 74 110 1 1
Mr. D. Dalton . 61020361886 82 1 6
yr. Fod.. .. 1 713 21 9 27 65 05 1 1
Mr. A. Dalton .. 4 2 0 16 21 13 &I 66 1 1
Mr. D Dolly .. 12 17 In SI 88 117 2 2
Lai:PlM—Highest Room Ortaulu and Porcelain went
bottles, Mrs. Viper, DM Greatest number°, bits, Fancy
basket, Miss Parke, 75. Bin: gold, Flower Vase, Mrs.
Banks.. Visitors Prise, Moulton lace handkerchief,
Miss Foe, after deducting blue, black, and white eirele.
Otinitunr.—Higbest more, oomplete tof ok,b
croquet in frame, Rev. Mr. Price, 200. Greatest
number of bit,.—Letter weigher, Mr. Coventry, deer
deducting white circle. Rest gold, Utter press, Mr.
Meade. Visitor's Pries, Ormolu portrait frame, Mr.
Hare.

The ball, whisk took plum at the Crown Hotel,
was attended by a large party of ladies and gentlemen.
Dancing commenced shoat half-past eight o'olooh. The
next meeting of the club takes Oxon no Friday, the
23rd, a* day attar the Blaadford Horlioaltatal goy.

REYNSTON.

On Friday, the 2nd the obildren attending Kennon
school, by the Hudson of Sir William Smith and Col.
and Mrs. Todd, were plentifully regaled with tee, plum
cake, and bread and bolter. They assembled at the
school room at three o'clock and from, thence, preceded
by the leveed's band, and carryingflowersand wreathes,
they unrolled to Colonel Todd's grounds, which were
kindly lent for the onession, where, after enjoying the
food things provided, paned the reminder of the day
n &noun, running for prism, and other anauseuients
The mothers were supplied with cake and tea. Amount
then peasant to amuse the children were Col. and Mrs.
Todd, Master Ihrehy Todd. the Rev. A.
Smith, Master Smith, and the Miens Smith,
Mister Churchill and the Misses Churchill, Mr.
Kensington, the Rev. Mr. Elliott and his lady, the Rev.
Mr. Torkington. and other visitors. After leaving the
Sold, the children, headed by their band, marched
through the village, and then returned to their homes,
having thoroughly enjoyed their annual treat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

MARTINSTOWN;

BIBLI 13omerv.—The twentieth annivereary meeting
of the Martinetown, fitespleton, and Winterbourn•
Abbas e.ocleMon, in aid of the British and Foreign
Bible Socleiy, we. held last Thursday evening. at
Martinstown ohtirsh, when a large and badmouth!'"
eornpany essembled. The Bev. E. Ludlow, visas of the
parish presided, and besides the Bev. C. W. Buenos,
rector of Bingham's Kaloofahs, the Bev. B. W. Peers,
rector of Dorchester Si. Peter's. end the Bev. H. Houle,
vicar of Fordington, who addremed the meeting, there
were present all the principal inhabitants of the parish
and neighbourhood. We noticed Mn. Ludlow, the
Bev. J. and Mrs. Bart, the Bay. A. Porkies. IL if.
Bliotiat. Mn. Eliot*, an
Mn. Mn. Lightfoot. Mn. end
Miss B. Burnett, Esq., Burnett and
Oldfield, • Pears and Kim B. Campbell, J. 0. Byres.,
La., Hrs. Byrom and family, and Kim Hobeoss. Mn.
Fowls and liras Killington. Mr. M. F. Braes, Mr. end
Mrs. Cannington, Mr. B. Byrnes and Kisses K. and S.
Byrnes, Hrs. Hawkins (Bow House), the Mimes B. and
S. Hawkins and Miss Adams, Kr. earl Mrs. H. W.
Hawkins. Kr. W. B. Hawkins, and Mies F. C.
Hawkins, Mn. C. Hawkins, jun., Mr., Mn.,eel the
Hisses Sant and Wes Bland, Mr. Homer, Kr. Joseph
Homer, Mrs. Symms& mall bunny, Mrs. aeons
and friends, Mr. T. Gale arid Yin Gale, Hr. endrec.t.
Corns, Miss Groves and Mn. Ailey Mr. Closeouts, he.,
so that the Rev. B. Ludlow bed the eatielsonon of swiss
his Winne woU filled. The eoilestion was largos sl-
iest
year, as has been the ewe at every mesting in the
neighbourhood that ham yet bean held. It eamested to
• . 1 lid. We believe that the good old society hoe
taken deep hold of the sympathise of all classes in the
*minty of Dorset. This eamelatioss !noire ,ually
more then k.. 10 free rentdhation to the parent aseisty.
Wnsl4l that every pariah ha/ • nailer seemietion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

WET* oUT 11.

POLICE Ilserecnox.—Oar borough force was
tospected oo Wednesday last by the Government
Inspector, Capt. Willis, who expressed himself eratilled
with theeppearsam of UN men, the etc...minim tel the
sells, km

ST. MART'S Hoin Miseiose.— On &today lull
salmons were preached ha S. Idary's church on behalf
of the home miMlob, as above. The rector, the Rev.
T. A. L. Dresses, preached in the osorchig and evening
and the Rev. A. Davidson, the curate, in lite afterooon.
The collections were se follows morning EU 171. 7d.,
nfternoon Si. 70., everriag £l3 di. 3W. Teta
Cid 15a. Bd.

DangatioN.—At the Southampton police coed lurt
week, John Thomas Bell was charged with being •
deserter from the 26th sampan, of the Royal Engineer.
stationed at Weymouth. Prisoner said he had have till
Saturday, but had loft his pass. When taken into
custody, he raid he was from Portsmouth, sea his
name was Johnson, but afterwards admitted it was Bel
and he came from Dorchester on Sunday evening. He
, was remanded to await orders from the War office.
A CCIDIIIIT. —On Wednesday ae the Bardon Hotel
'bus was rounding the corner from the &plena& to the
station, to catch the 12.45 train, from some inexplicable
, cause the near horse fel to the ground, and wan dragged
, some yards before the other hone could be bressaht up.
, The animals kneed, ko., were very severely oat, and
what we have not seen for many a day followed, a two
bore* 'has being driven to the station with one horse
only. The occupants were much alarmed, bat trimly
kept their seats. Another 'bus was passing at the same
time, and within a mere shave passed close by the near
fore leg of the horse when down. Over it it mast bays
I gone only that the animal last in the nick of time drew
! up the said leg shoat two inches
A NOTH ZS Aoctomer occurred on Friday evening and
although no bones were broken. • large plate glass
window, in the shop front of Nr. Lundie, grocer. PS.
Mary-It:4ml, was smashed. A gentleman was driving
up Si, Narystreet in a chaise drawn by • posy, when •
shsft pm must have dropped, frightening the oony, and
when opposite the shop named • sadden paN with the
wrong rain drew the animal on to the pavement, and
thus Into the window, which was ammbed by lb.,
pity's two fore feet. There was soon plenty al an ist-
Lace at band, and no further damage was done.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

ANOTHER RATEPAYER.

I'S,---! ase the surveyor is unable to account for the
waste of water. Now, aa I have frequently to let
off many gallons of "yellow fluid" before I can get any
water It for us., I presume others have to do the same,
and, if so, this will account for • good deal of the
waste.
(We have also received • letter from "Thy," who
thinks Dime inaugleiently supplied with valor would
be fully Justified is rehudng to pay the rate, until
better trevkice, be !err • and • letter from "Sam
w.u.r, who rya, "1 hum. nott • teatottaller, or I
shad be Inn& Leiner, butt I dont understand hawing to p 7 so much for water, and been Winged to goo and
ptt tows when I don't want to r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

•• •
.

FrHE DORCHRSTRR SCHOOL OF ART,
in oonnection with the Dovernment Department
of Science and Art, South Kensington, held, by
the kind permibion of the Magistrates of the County,
in the fluiltulfttX, RE-OPEN for all the Clams
on FRIDAY, the 16th inst.

Proepeatosea and all informative eon be obtained on
aspic...tine to F. Buaintrr, Esq., Trrasurer, or tbe
!Rev. B. k. Watson. Hon. Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

II A W KCH 'MC H.

A CENTECARIAIL—On the main road leading from
Hawkchurch to Lyme Reg* near Blackpool Corner, is
a little cottage, one of the old style—a cottage bruit
of what is termed cobb walls. In this cottage has
lived for over one hundred years • family named
Holman, and there is stall living there one Agnes
Holman. who on Saturday completed her 100th birth-
day. She can still read by the use of glasses very well,
and ii in perfect health. On her 100th birthday a
great many of the farmers' wives and others took tea
with their aged neighbour. The old lady enjoyed
herself, and seemed quite pleased with her visitors.
&furlongs Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

BOROUGH OF DORCHEBTRR.

'THE LOCAL BOARD of 'HEALTH for
the said Borough are desirous of receiving
TENDER, at par Too, for a SUPPLY of suitable
Cna LS for the Steam Engine, used by the Board for
raising the Water Supply for the Inhabitants, either for
one or three leers; and Foaled Tenders are waeordieel7
hereby requested to be delivered at the eine of the
Town Clerk on oa bdore the 314. isetant, marked
• ". Cum. Taunus."

By Order.

G. IiIYMONDS,
Town Clerk.

Dorchester, 12th August, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

ealsiaitical Intsllignict.

TER " 81AuLD BOOK Or COMIIOX PRATZIL"--11
seems that • very interesting discovery has jut been
ado in the library of the Bonn of Lon* namely, the
(Menai copy of the "Sealed Boob of Common Prayer,"
whisk bu been so long missing. 111. found in the
manuscript that the Bishops had ordered the Com-
munion tables should etand at the rut end of the
clisnoel. and that the celebrant should stand outward,
but they subsequently erased the rubrics.

TRS ST. BLBABS RITUAL Cum —Sir Robert
PMRimers, the new Dem of Arches, bas had before
Mtn the Bt. Albans ritual ohne, in which be ma one of
the waned for the deleadant, the Rey. Mr.
Rachotteelde, against articles charging bim with
ties in the performance of Divihe
rstriradehlp propcsed that be should be assisted by
Dr. Tmers Twin, the Chancellor of London, sod
Dr. Roberto:a, bat Mr. Btephema, wbo eppeored for
the promoter, objected to this arrangement, and it was
ultimately dew:mined that the case should be beard
wogs Dr. MIS alone, at the Letter end of October.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

SHAFSBSBURT.

THE Lord Bishop a Salisbury will consecrate St.
James's Church, Shaftesbury, on Thursday Hest, and
will preach at the morning service.

THE Chancellor of the Diocese of Salisbury has ap-
pointed the Rev. William Rigden, rector of Shaftesbury
Saint liumbold, a surrogate for granting marriage
licenses throughout the diocese.
VOLUNTEER CONMINT.—A shooting match between
the Shaftesbury and Gillingham Rifle Corps came off
at the butts, at Coward Shoot, Shaftesbury, on Thursday
last, and resulted in • victory for the former by m
points, seven shots at each range. The result was as
follows; ranges, 200, 500, and 600 yards :—SAaftaltury
Ensign Bennett, 45; Corporal Ember, 45; Corporal
Hiscock, 36; Lance-Corporal Strange, 42; Lance-
Corporal Hacker, 44; Buckle's!, 54 ; 37; Hacker,
34 —tidal, 337. GilliregAast : Qamrter-Uuter-Sergrant
rover, ; sergeant shepherd, In; sergeant balliWayt,
36; Sergeant "'leaden. 23; Corporal Shepherd, 21;
Corporal King, ; Corporal Haytcr, ; Corporal
Green, 40—total, %I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

PORTLAND.

Tel Fortifications (No. 2) Bill, authorises the
expenditure of £46,000 at Portland in the nuaneial
you 1867-8.

Naval.. —A portion of the Channel Squadron arrived
In the Roads on Friday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, under
Admiral Warden. The ships were the following iron
clads :—.lllnotsur (Sag ship), Achilles, Bellerophon and
Lord Clyde. The Admiralty despatch boat Helicon has
also arrived. The movements of the ships are uncertain
--expected to move again on Monday.
ECCLESIASTICAL. —Tbe diocese of Salisbury embraces
the entire °minty of Dorset, and the greater portion of
Wilts, and a small part of Berkshire, with • population
of 377,337, having MC churches. Taking population a.
an average, there is no parish in the whole diocese which
is so scantily provided with clergymen of the Established
Church as Portland. With • population according to
the last census of .468, there are two resident incom-
bent., and no curate, while we can look at many places
In the wanly with not half the population, and find two
or three curates employed.
Botcswig.—With ref enemies to this vessel we
may remark that her stay here at present is very
doubtful. At • meeting of the Southampton Town
Council held on Wednesday last, the following °warred.
"Mr. Vincent informed the Council that the first
Lord of the Admiralty, he understood, had almost
given • p-omise that the ship should return to South-
ampton. The Town Clerk said that Alderman Stabbing
had been in communication with the borough members
on the subject, and all possible steps would be taken
t 3 secure the return of the vessel to the Southampton
water." Surely some counter-action could be set going
to retain the vessel here. She must be worth having
or Southampton would not be so anxious to get her
back again.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

CATTLE MARKET'S.

MITIOPOLITAN, Thursday. —Although the sepply
Waste was limited, all breeds moved off heavily, at
Yonday's decline in the quotationa The top Agnre was
ss. par 81b. fibeep—the show of which was tolerably
good—were inactive, on former terms. The best Downs
and half•brede sold at be. per 21b. Labs were vary
dell, at the late decline in valise. The highest prim was
tla 24. per fib. There was a Mindy sale for waves, at
late rater—ma., from 4s. to fin 2d. per 111 b. In pip sad
mild b cows, sairosly any beldame wig; triasicted.

Per glb. to sink the OffaL
d. d.
hf.coame beast. 3 3W 3
elecon.l quality... 3 II
Prim. lug • rife 4 41.4 1
Prime SCOW, &C. 4 II to &
lel coarse itherp 3 SW 3
almond quality . 3 Ito
Prim. roar.. 4 Ito

& d. & d.
Prlmoolleutltdooroo4 10 to II
Its'. cause calve* 4 00.4
'Priem mall 4 10 Lc. 5
Largo hop 0 4 te 3 1
Neat Hot porker 4 Ito 4
lokot. calves,oelst, oto N
Qr.oN lir *46,04133 oto NI

LAmbd. 44. 10d. to M. Td.
TOTAL SUPPLY. —British—Beasts, 470; sows.
amp and lambs, 90300 ; calves, 360; pigs, 190.
Foreign—Beasts, 90; Amp and lambs, 700; ashes.
212; pip, M.
NIWOATZ •lID LIADEPHALL, Frlday.—Tbses markets
aro fairly supplied with mon. li. most devariptions
sales programed slowly, al our ciernmeiss :
Per 81b., by Um amuse. _

L& LLI p. el. a. d
[Merin.. beef .. 3 Ito 3 I I Inferior mottsm 3 4to 3 3
Middling ditto 3 II „ 4 0 Middling ditto.. 310 . 4 R
Prime largo do. 4 I . 4 4 Primo ditto.. . a 4.44
Primo mall diUo 4 4 . 4 II llt port .. 4 0.4 I
Veal 3lO ~ 5 01 Lame ditto .. 3 4 . 3 10
Lamb, 4s. ed. to fa Od.

Biturfor., Thursday—A large supply 01 beef, demand
rather active. and Food business dope. Prime were very
lirm, best descriptions realising from 70a. to 72a, and
secondary horn 63r. to 68e. per ewe. Supply of sheep
moderate, and an overawe trade. Best writer were
sold at about 7d. per lb., and for inferior descriptions
61d. was aoospiod. For lamb the quotations us now
li, same as for mutton, and in mono eras even less
money was accepted. With store cattle the market was
overstocked, trade very dull, and • olastamo was not
effected. YHA sews at from £l2 to £lB. Pip &rive,
and prior for porkers and bacon pip ranged frail KM.
te 10s. 3d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

WOODSFORD.

Salon TIMAT.—OR Friday, the Fod, the elder
ehildren belonging to the Wooddord elunday School
were kindly entertained with a dinner and km at Lal•
worth, through the kindness of the Rev. T. W. Knipe.
rector of the parish. AU spent a eery happy day, and
ono that will long be remembered by the school
ehildron of Woodaford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

EDMUND WARD PRAR.S.
- . . .

_
S. Peter's Rectory, Dorchester, Aug. 12, 1867.
P. 8.-1 beg to ear that I agree with every word of
the quotation from Ridley. which, apparently, some kind
friend suggested to Mr. Williams, without explaining to
him what It MINIM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

THE LATI PROTESTANT 1110111 NO AT
BALIBBUIIT.

To the Editor.

Sir.—! have jut soon in the Sis!Worry gad Was-
skater Journal a letter from Mr. J. A. Williams, of
ik,doo, North Wilts, protesting against the late meet-
ins at Salisbury, and all who took part in it. He
describes that meeting as " • one-sided affair." It was
so, indeed, but whose fault was it? The invitation area
to all churchmen, and I most **dainty expected a very
different meeting. I even thought It probable that we
should be in a minority so little did I suspect what •
change had been made in the feelings of the People of
/Wished and its neighbourhood by the Bishop'. ushers&
But I don't Ind fault with Mr, Williams opinion about
the reeding in general Every man has a right to judge
of public affairs as he please.; and when a man speaks
on a puhlie °erasion, he unlit mike up his mind to be
criticised, and that perhaps very uneandidly ; and if he
is at all sensitive, he had better stay at home. Now I
am unite ready to defend, or apologise for it, if I can't
defend whatever I say; bat I am not prepared to do so
with regard to all the OODIOOIIO which Ignorant or
prejudiced persons may put into my mouth; and when
men call partionlar attention to what a speaker has
said, they onaht to be particular in giving his words, or
at least something like thew Your readers will judge
whether the North Witte Cbarchwarden hat attended
to this role. He miya. "Listen to the words of the Rev.
IL W. Peace. at Elidieffury. They may call us Eutichiane
(sic) Dissenters, Or by whatever name they please; but
we will be Protestants." It is somewhat difficult to
determine what part of my address this nommen*e is in-
tended to parody. Bat what Idid say was this :—Alluding
to the terms of reproach made use of by the Bishop in
his Charge. I said, "They may call us Zoisaglowas,
because we are faithful to the doctrines, and revere
the memories of oar martyred Reformers ; they may
call as frastians, because we at. loyal to our Queen
as being "over all tenons in all causes, as well Eccles'.
waled as Temporal." They may accuse us of using •
Liturgy we don't really approve of; but one thing they
shall not say, they shall not say we are cowards, and
afraid publicly to maintain, even here in Selisbury, our
principles." Your readers have only to compare the
original with the parody, and they will see how fit a
person Mr. Williams is to give an opinion upon any
matter that rewires common sense, or common candour.
I said meth that his Lordship and his Meads mould
certainly oLieot to. I doubt if any of them would
venture to object to the passage above quoted, as it is
simply • deelaratios that L and the alma, whom I
represented, value oar lotegrity above every other con-
sideration. Mr. Williams has done ns a great kindness,
by dewing what kind of men object to our meeting.
But if he writes any more, I hope he will not put off
the composition of his letter until he has forgotten what
he is writing about. Your., be.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

FARNHAM.

'arzAusgcs MANGOLD Wogrun..-Ifary Ann Burden,
• married woman residing in Farnham, was charged
before the Blandford Bench of Magistrates, on Saturday
last, on a charge al stashes • quantity of mangolds,
valise 91„ the property of J. .J. Farquharson. Esq.
P.U. Hawkins said that on the lot August, about half.
pest one p.m., be saw the defendant go into • field
belonging to Mr. Farquharson, and take from the pit •
quantity of mangold. As soon as she new him she
hastened and emptied them near Mr. Wareham', risk.
She then went among the green stuff. Is appeared
from the statement of Mr. Whiteman, bailiff to Mr.
Farquharson, that permission was given to men in his
employ to have some cf the green belonging to the
squire, but no one else wee allowed, and the defendant
bad no right on the land.—The Bench taking into eon.
sideration that the defendant was the mother of two
small rhildren, fined her la, value 911., and costa 2s. 6d.,
4 811.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

atEOPENING OF DORCHESTER MARKET
FOE THE BALE OF CATTLE

MR. T. ENBOR begs to =WU DOI that his
NEXT SALE will be bold on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 17, 1567.

Pinner &muss :-
3 fat heifers. 2 ditto.
2 bareness. 2 ditto.
3 fat bulls.
3 fat calves.
20 fat wetter,.
20 fat down ewes.
15 fat horn ewes. 21 ditto. 6 ditto.
20 fat lambs.

Useful Cob, 5 yrs., 14 bands, sound.
Coomiesisio-4d. in Us* pound as Gab and Sheep,
pergola. as fforgeoessd Issoismoulhe.
. N• tar ft be vosloooll void ad.
111118CICED8 P 8! PATO TO VENDORS

SAYE DAY.

_
AirA NTED--COOK and HOUSEMAID in
a putiernan'a family in tbe tossiley. Cook
mud undsremsd.dek7 and baking: Housemaid wait-
ing at taiga and elesolng Mn, Plim.rr,
Craythorse, renterdnn, Lent.

WANTED, a good GENERAL SERVANT.
—Apply 27, 81. Tboossiareet, Warmed).

SOCIETY Volt THE PROPAGATION OF THE
coseu IN FOREIGN PARTS.

QERMONS in Aid of this Society will (D.V.)
AD be PREACHED in an Salm' Cloaca, Don.
on SUNDAY, ALIGUST 18111, 1867.—!. Hie
Morning by the Rev. W. H. Jos's, M.A., Vicar of
Bradford-on-Avon ; Afternoon, by the Rev. H. B.
WILLIAMS, M.A., Rector of Bradford Penwell. and
HAIM Dino; and Evening, by the Rev. J. thootan,
Missionary from Cuddapsh, Southern India
The ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS will be bald in
Ole Towmu sm., Donates's'. ow MONDAY, AUGUST
19ib. at 8.30 p.m., and 7.30 p.m. Tbe Revs. W. H.
Joan and J. HIGGINS, end 0. RAMIS, Req., C.B L,
late Onenn.isaioner in India, will Wised as • Deputation
from the Parent Society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

POWERBTOCK.

A CRICKET MATCH Imbrium the Powemtock eleven and
an eleven captained by Mr. II Broadley, was played
on the ground of the former en Monday. August sth,
with the following( result
Powsairroac.
Browne, b. Broad ... 15 b. Broadley ... 0
Lambert, cJrb. H. Way ... 11 b. Parnsiter ... 11
Leu, c. Parmiter, b H. Way 4 o. 14 b. Broadly' ... 0
Wheat, b. Taylor . . 5 Lb.w. b Parmtter 1
Willett, b. Taylor . 0 b. Panniter ... 5
Putcliffe, b. Taylor ... 5 c. Taylor . . 0
T. Sanctuary, b. Taylor . . 2 b. Panniter
C. Sanctuary, not out . 4 L b.w. b. Broadley
J. Gale, b. Broadley . . 0 at. Taylor... . 0
Palmer, b. Broadley ... 2 not out . 0
F. Gale, b. Broadley 0 b. Parmiter 0
Byes 4, wides 16, no bells. 121 Byes 11, wide" :1 If

Na. R. BBOADIXI'IS El.graN.
W. Way, b. l'abncr . . . 13
l'armiter, c. T. Sanctuary, b. Lambert. .
Fidel& Lb.w., b. Wheat . . . 10
Broadley, b. T. Sanctuary 11
H. Way, b. T. Sanctuary 0
Toros, b. Wbest . . 11
Taylor, b. Lambert . . • 4
Roper, b. Legg ... ... 5
Symes, a Brownie, b. Palmer ... IS
Bishop, not out . . 0
Ashford, 1.b.w., b. Wheat ...
Byes 9, %rides 10, leg byes 3 ... . 22
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

EAST STOKE INCLOSURE.

WHEREAS an
„appliostioa for the IN-
CLOSURE of STOCEPORD PLAIN° and
"I:IINEGAR PLAIN," situate in the Perish of &it
Stoke, in the county of Dorset, has been only made
in 'The loclosnm,voommiesiotters of England and
Wales." pemgant td.tbe prmisions of "The Ad for
Enclosure, Exchange sad Improvement of Land
AND W the .ad Application haa been referred
by the said Votninimioners to me, an Assistant Com
=sooner duly appointed under the said Act,
I unaray 01171 Nonce, that I shall bold a Meeting
on the 27th day of AUGUST instant, at the hour of
Ten in the forenoon, at the Ran LION HOTIL, in the
Town of Wareham, for the purpose of hearing any
Objections which may be made to the proposed In-
closure, end any Information or Evidenoe which may be
• off..red in vvlation thereto.
.Witnesr my hand this Bth day of August, 1867.
N. WETHERELL,
Assistant Inelosnre Commissioner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

launcrottobire.

WEST SOMERSET STEEPLECHALSES.

This annual sporting event oossinienced on Wed-
Folu, over the Hmabwpvele coarse, which was
M the disponi. of Om committee by the Right
n. Lewd Poisuui. The minis is one of the beet ,
in Ragland. There are no double bank• or walls,
and only two water jumps. The followin_g noble-
men and gentlemen were the *awards :—The Earl
of Coventry, Earl Ponlett, the Earl of Cork. Lord
Polti Lord C. I. Kerr, 81r R. G. Glyn, Bart..
Sir F. J .. Bart.. General the Hon. A. N.
Hood, Hon. W. if. B. Portman, Hon. Mark
Rolle, Major Pert, M.P., Gerard Stork 8a3., u.r.,
W. R. ECM., EN.. B. J. Condi', Jug., C.
Kembro, Esq.. IL C. Henley, E.g., T. Messiter,
RN., sod A' Starkey, EN.: C. 01. Ellie. EN., boo.
moret4r7, and Munn. Vernal, olork of the course
and handiseppar. The attendants* wee vet/ le!get
and the principal gentry of the West of England
were present. The Ant ram was
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

WA REHAM.

Pwrtw Sessiona, Toseday.—William Ellis, of
Winfrith, labourer, was summoned by Sept, Eeles
for obstructing the highway at Winfrith on the
2,id instant, by leaving • horse and cart thereon.—
Fined 64; costa remitted.—Mary Ann Woolfries
and Jane Burgess, of Corte Castle, tlm wi.es of
labourers, were summoned by George Hawkins, of
Challoer Farm. yeoman, for steeling part of • deed
fenoe.—The defendants were flood fis. each, includ-
ing omits —Daniel Wallis and John Eibhe, of
Ilirinfrith, labourers, were summoned by James
Woodrow, gamekeeper to E. J. Weld. lag., for ,
bemoan in search of game on Knighton Common.
- Wallis was fined ,C 2 Anil mars, being an old
offender, and Hibbs 2e. 6d. and C.VIS.
WARIDIAM AND PURDECK UNION. —The following
Sr, the guardians of ths pone for II e ensuing year :
Wareham Holy Trinity, John Ra•rinel Drew, coal
merchant ; Lady St. Mary, Cornelius Ycamley, hotel
keeper, and Henry Joseph Garland, yeoman; Saint
Martin, Edward Dean, miller ; James
/ironstone, yeoman ; Are, Cornelius Yearaley, yeoman;
Bert Regis, Thomas Edward llowden, yeoman, and
William 8 nit. yeoman; Blosworth, George Younir,
yeoman; Chaldon Honing, William Mark., yeoman;
Church Knowle, William Voss, gentleman; Coombe
Keynes, Charles Hyde; Coils Castle, Robert Taylor,
genleman ; ai.rl Charles Kent, yeoman; East Lat.
worth, John Joseph Bates; East Stoke. William Charles
Lacey; Kirnoridge, William James Voss, yeoman ;
Lanai a Marravers, William Solway, yeoman; Morden,
0-urge A. Redden, yeoman ; Moreton, John Bemoan;
Steeple, John Symes, yeoman; stadhuid, John Hales
Crleraft, Esquire, and High Sheriff ; Etwanage, lamo
White, yeoman, and James S. Call, yeoman; Toner's
Padle, William Hooper; Ts nohow, William Bbitler
Hull, yeoman ; West Lalworth, tismuol Tucker,
s unman; Winfritli, John Ansel Damen, yeoman;
WOO% William Spicer, yeoman; Worth Matravera
Thomas Caines, yeoman. The only contest was in St.
Idartin's parish, Wareham. Mr Welter Sommers was
elm other conlilete. and received two votes, labile Mr.
YA ward Dean received 34, Every Justice of the Yeses,
r,r.i.ling in any of the above parishes, and setting for
the minty of Dorset or magisterial division of Ware-
loin in an en-main guardian. and, a. such, legally
entitled to attend end take part in the proesedinp at
all ineetinp of the Board of Guardians.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

DORSET EASTER SESSIONS.

The financial basisees of these sessions (Ira
tranieciled on Tuesday. There were prenwit Verrir
W. Fare.', Esq. (Chairman), The Fart of Fades, Sir
kfolysiens Hyde Werra, Bart. (who golilififid that
day), A. Fewer J. Gooddes, B. Williams; 3. C.
Mengel. J. J. iarquharson, jun., H. C. Ooodden,
H. Williams, C. J.-Parke, G. P. Hansel, J. Goadri•
W. P. °lmam), C. Weld, M. Williams, C. J. T.
Hombre), 11. ff. Eliot, G. Whieldon, EL tt. F.
ateweird, 41. K Werrier, 8, P. Geadry, T. .B. Bower,
jam, J. F. Fahrasser, R. N. lliddlatoc, J. Brriwr.
J. S. Meade, R. P. rethersionhasgb, J. W. T.
S. N. H. Oilefilentag, E. LL Wood. a 8.
Bower, E. W. Williams, E. Saunders, B. Litliwitalee,
E. Pearce, H. B. Balks, mad G. Warry, lava,
find the Revs. U. T. Sower, J. T. Hinds, J. H.
Austin, and J. Blennerhassett.
Tin CLzeit or THE Piers reed the followisg
letter as the °psalm of the Own :
"Bryanston, Blandford, April 9, lee.
"Deer Elir —I shall be ranch obliged to you to in.
form the Court of Quarter Sordoni that! am enable to
attend at Doreheater to-day. Sines Mr. Plover notified
to me his inability to attend, I have exerted myself to
She utmost to avert the intoneenience that may arise
from the absence ti us both. I had hoped, until now,
that I might have regained strength enough to go through
the fatigue withottany real HAL but lumen feeble that
I am advised by my medical attendant that I shall not
be justified In making the effort. I hope, therefore, the
Court will excuse my absence.
"I am, yours truly,
"Poznan.

"W. Nooks, KN., Clerk of the Pease."
0. W. Femme, Req., was voted to the chair, on
She motion of W. P. Okedea, Esq.' and by the unani.
name approval of the Coart. Is taking the position
of President, Mr. ruler said be hoped the Court
WOUI make every allowance for his deficiencise, bathe
would do his hest. lie himself thought, that under the
circumstances one of the senior magistrates would
have been the right person for the positioo for he
did not consider what passed at the last sessiiins with
regard to Mr. H. Williams and himself bad anything
In do with the civil bannees of the *minty, though
they would always he happy to give their asslatamie
in the criminal ooart. However, he would do his
best—(applause).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

minimum.

Tbe Agricultural Show at Salisbury next June is
again unfortunately to be shorn of its chief attrae
Oen. A recent deputation from the Brth and West
of linglaod Agricultural Society waited on the Lord
President of the Council for the purpose of asosrtain.
Mg whether it would be permitted to hold • show
..f horned stock. The answer to the reprseentations
made was ultimately given on Tteegay evening in
the House if Com Mons, when Mr. Acland was
informed by Lord It. glqatagu that considering there
are still live places in England affected by the cattle
plague, it has not been thought advisable to alter the
Order in Council of the 24th of March, 1867, so as to
allow of Exhibitions of lean and breeding stock
during the present summer. That Order in Council,
he added, applied only to settle, not to sheep or
pig.. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

ml YKUVIL eraeln. a sang handicap plate of F3O.
About 21 miles. The winner to be odd by &action
for La and any @amiss to to divided between tho
owner of the second bores and the tends.
Mr. Williams's Glorseltawk ....... ...... ..... (tlarviv) 1
M. Illailth's The Fawn ........ . ................. (110kaby) 0
Rarris's Banker ........................ 0
Mr. Dakins's Colleen dews ..... Allintlford)
Mr. Brown's Tregontll ........................ (Mitehinr) 0
Betting : 8 to 4 on Gencehanit. $ to 1 en Ti.e FAwn,
Banker, and Tregantle, 3 to 1 aphid Colleen Cawn.
Fawn led away, with Tregantle Colleen flown, and
Oweeitawk following in order. i:olleen ref.i.ed aft. r
thi: second brook, but went on main. Treg odle Is.
refused, and fell out of the race. The Fawn got out of
the nen when sheet halt round; and Ltankor got :to.
the tract at the wile Jump, leaving Gorwhau k togo.
I it. alone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

TOM LBTON GAOL.

. .....
Daring the quarter there wore 57 eornmitmento ; now
In prison, 50; daily seethes 46*. Wing 11i (ewer then
oerrespoodiag quarter leet year.

THS GAOL ongnvlon.
The report of the Primus' Committee was brought up
by the MARQUIS of BATIL who, however, 'expressed his
dissent from the concluding paragraph, which recom•
mended the continuance of both gaols.
Memorials in favour of the eontinuance of Salisbury
Gaol were presented hy the Mayor of Salisbury, fr,m 73
pariAes In the Souther. Division, containing an arYa
of 131,003. The memorials against Salisbury. and in
favour of Devisn, mere preeented by Mr. CM ‘I.OSSR
SMITH from 172 parishes cyntsdning an area of 342.000

awes.
Lord FOLVIIRORT moved that the report be received
and adopted, which was seconded by Yr. Hi..
The MARQUIS of BATH fOoTIMI RS en arercdment
'That the report be not noteived and edopted, become
one Gaol is sufecient for the county, that the new Prison
at Devises be that one Gaol."
llajir GODDARD seconded the amendment, and at ere
o'clock the C ion divided, when there appeared for the
amendment 57, spinet it 32, majority In favour of the
ametoimeat 25.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

LYTCHILITT MINSTER.

A Mau Dea.—On Friday, the sth, a dog, which
afterwards proved to be mad, entered the premises
of G. A. Precast, Esq., and killed two puppies, at
the same time biting the mother, and a valuable
retriever. In trying to MUM it, one of the footmen
received a bite in the wrist. The gamekeeper was
sent for, and he, at great risk, managed to lead the
dog toe safe place, where it stayed dnring Saturday
and Sunday. On Monday, Mr. Blake, veterinary
surgeon from Wimborne, came to see the dog, and
ordered it to he shot, and lii *wise the two other
dogs it had bitten. The strange dog, however, died
beton, Ile order oould be 'scanted. The dog, we
understand, belonged to Mr. Styring, brewer, Poole.
lt appears it had acted similarly in the morning
previous to this, having bitten a abeep.dog, • pig.
and a calf. The young man who was bitten has Iliad
Ins arm dressed by Dr. Hamilton, of Poole, and we
believe the injury is not likely to prove serious.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

imptrial parlfanunt.
_
ROUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY—The business WSJ unimportant.
TULIID&T.—The Land Tenure (Ireland) Bill wan read
• second time.
7111:1111DAT.—The Canada Railway Loan Bill wan read
, • third time and pawed. The Earl of Shaftesbury sailed
' attention to the recently-lamed report of the Commis.
sinners relating to the employment of women and
*hiWren in agromltaral gaup. The noble lord announced
his intention of introducing • bill on the subject after
Easter.
FRIDAY.—Tbe beminews was unimportant, and the
Moue adjourned until Thursday. 2nd of May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

DOMET voLumragit AesioctATios.

Th. anneal meeting of this apsocistion was held at
Dorchester on Toesidey last, Colonel Manse! In the
°halt. Attiongst those Present ete obsereed the Earl of
Eldon, Lieut. Col. Stereo., Major Templer, Major
Kindersley, Captain Ferrer, Captain Falarasser, Captain
Coombs, arc., km. The following report of the Council
was read and adopted.
The council in presenting to the general meeting of
the association the report for the past year, congratulate
the county upon the result of its operations. The Meth
Annual Rifle Competition for Volunteers of ell arms,
held in September last, met with good encores in spite
of weather and accidental difficulties, and it is hoped in
the present season to hold it in the longer days, and
under the Able issalstanor of the prise shooting committee
the council feel that it will highly tend to keep up
the efficiency of the Volunteer Come of Dorsetehire.
The boom:Ill desire tti etneess their thanks to the
subscriber, to the camp fund of the past two years foe
their support. The encampments have answered so wsfl
that the council sincerely hope that the battalion of
Rise Volonteera may be enabled to meet annually. A
gight modifissUon has been introduced by which theßifle
Volunteers individually, as well as in corps, Pre invited
to take upon themselves a portion of the amt. The
thanks of the council are due to all who hays kindly
contributed to the snows, of this association either by
offering prizes or otherwise, sod especially to the
Railway Companies, who have ever been moat liberal in
their arrangements with the voluisteers.
The neat I prise shooting is head to take place
at Dorchester in Jae° instead of Sapteinber, as hereto-
fore. The ascot subscription of £lO was orciered to he
forwarded to the National Hifi, Amooiation, and it was
arranged that a tent should be provided at Wimbledon
for the used ti e Dorset volunteers. The competition in
sounding calls by the buglers is to corn, off at ths camp
naked of the company shooting. The site of the camp
s not yet determined on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

BOY BURGLA.BS.

At the the Cruekton (Shropshire) monthly petty
sessions three little boys, Rdward ()wilt, aged 10;
Timothy Roberts, aged 13; and Henry Jonm, aged 14,
were brought up in custody charged with breaking into
• mill and stealing therefrom 13s. Rd. It spewed that
the miller havieg received the sum named from • eas-
terner, placed it in a hole in the wall of one of the rooms
till nib time as he meld band it over to his master.
This fact corning to the knowledge of the prisoners they
surveyed the premises, and, finding that • window was
conveniently adjacent to the place where the money
was stored, they selected • time when the mill was un-
occupied, and while Roberta kept • look out Owilt
climbed up on Jones's back, and, breaking the window,
got in and stole the money. Roberts received 10s. as
his share of the booty, and Jones half-a-mown ; while
°wilt, who had &dually obtained it, was obliged to be
content with Is. Owilt " bought sweets" with his
money, and it was by their too lavish distribution
among his companions that tbe suspicion was aroused I
which ultimately led to the detection of the juvenile
gang. Jones regaled himself with obsess and beer, two
glasses of gin, and some toffee; Roberta devoted his
ball sovereign to the purchase of • pair of boots. The
magistrates, after severely lecturing the prisoners,
sentenced Owilt to Rye days' imprisonment and to
remise eight strokes with the rod, and Jones and
Roberts to 21 days' imprisonment and • doses strokes
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

ealtstastical Int:Mout.

TIII NanCONiforinuil, reporting the opening of a new
Cougregstional Church at Forest Hill, says that the
wngregation unite with the minister in gapes not
.fly the Lord's Prayer, Gummi Confewion,and Apostles'
Creed, but also in the General Thanksgiving.

BODONI MUTH Or THR BISHOP Or SOCHISTIR.—
The Wight Bev. Joseph Gotten Wigrant, n.D., Lord
Bishop of Rochester, died suddenly en Saturday even-
ing. The Bishop lied been (smarming on Friday and
isturday in different ports of he diocese. On Satur-
day afternoon the Bi.hop returned to London, and
i.roposed to stay over night at Groavenor•soliare. na
-Panda, morning he Ira, to preach at Bt. Jamss's ; on
Sl.mday morning to confirm at Bsintree, on Tuesday at
Gillingham and Chatham Marna*, and on Wednesday
it Gravesend. In the evening the relative with whom
he was staying, and who is in very weak health, was
wised with a fainting fit. Ti. Bishop as*iettid to
convey him upstairs, and was in the sot of drawings
to the sofa, when he fell forward and died without
s wore. It seems that his lordship had been informed
last year by his physician that the heart disease from
which be suffered rendered him liable at any moment
to sudden death. Indeed, three or four weeks ago his
lordship had a slight premonition in the street, and
would have fallen had not •01110 workmen observed him
to totter and caught hint in their arms. Dr. Wigrant
was an it, aueelical in his religious views, and • year or
two heck his soraeohat injudicious cenunciations ex
I c Medal of those of his clergy who played trial% with
their parishioners on the village greens. or who wore
moustaches and beards, sawed no little indignation in
Beteg and ridicule in London. His lordship, however,
was a very earnest, bard-working man, without soy
pretensions to oratorical powers or theological learning;
hot whatever faults big clergy might and with Ids
discretion no one ever weaned him of discourtesy,
inacessibility, or indifference to the calla of ditty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

WIMBORNE.

PUTTY SIMMONS, Friday. —Before C. J. Parke,
Erg. (chairman), Major-General Michel, Colonel
Paget, Willett L. Adye, Req., and the Rev. Carr J.
Glyn.—John Poor, labourer, of Holt Wood, was
summoned for aseaulting John Gollop, of Broombill.
Complainant said they were at work together, when
defendant twitted him about an old spleen, and alb-
sztately struck him on the shoulder. —Dsfeadant ad-
mitted striking him first, but said be fell and Gollop
'nelt on him and injured his back. Defendant's
master sent a letter giving hint • good character.—
The Bench advised them to live amicably for the
future, and fined defendant 6d. and costa.
Tam LOCAL GOVIJIMMINT ACT.—AS the petty
sessions, last Friday, the chairman (C. J. Parke,
Esq.), spoke of complaints mode by tradesmen of
boys throwing stones and breaking windows, and
causing other annoyance in the public street., and
particularly in the market-square, and asked dept.
Raynton if he could not pat a stop to it.—Mr.
Bayoton replied that if • distinct charge was made
he could deal with it.—The magistrates' clerk (T.
Rawlins, Esq.) said such annoyance could readily be
stopped under the Local Government Act, but in
Wimborne they bad not the power. The towns-
people bad the remedy in their own hands, and he
hoped that in course of time they would be disposed
to adopt the Act.—.dr. Parke asked if something
could not be done in the meantime.—Mr. Rawlins
said the magietrates had no power to interfere except
when • distinct cam of injury was proved.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

SailtSbirt•

WILTS EASTER SESSIONS.
The financial business was transacted a Salisbury on
Taa-idar, 0. Matobam, preaiding. There was an
unusually large attendance of magistrates.

DEVIIRS "mow
Daily an of prisoners 61, Swing a decrease of 6
as sonawared with the correspoodine quarter of lest
year. Comnitmenta 122, last year 140. In custody IA

• police rate of id. in the pound. an Asylum rate of
id., and a Cattle Plague of three sizteentha 01 a penny
wes• granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

FROM E.

SERIOVR FIRS AID LOOS Or Lier.,—Just after mid..
night on Tuesday an alarm of fire was raised in ii,',
town of From.; the extensive dye-houses in Con•
nexinn with Mears. fibepperd'e cloth issaanfact.oy
being on tire. The fire hod broken out in the dry-
ing-house. It was the duty of a man, named
Richard White, to see that the stoves were properly
damped at nine o'clock in the evening. On 'Tuesday
1 evening the wool was placed ea meal for drying, and
1 it is supposed that White, instead of going home,
which was near, Went into the drying•room, and fell
asleep there. At daybreak, after considerable
search, his body was foetid on the ground fearfully
disfigured, his limbs having been partially consumed
by fire. It is supposed that he mused the am
h lighting his peps. The dyeing house and
its contents were completely destroyed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

BIRTHS

Aprfl 7, at Warmersll, the wife of Mr. Blanchard, of
a deeehter.

_
ft et Boath•street, Bridpert, the wife of Mr.
Kenn, el von.

April 8, at Portlaorl•Pltm. BrliPori, tio wife of Mr.
John Roan, of son.
. - -

- April I, et Oodinenstone Rectory, near Dori-hater,
the wife of the Rev. F. A. Baker, of a daughter.
At Dorchester, the wife of Edwin Burnett, Esq., of.
daub ter.

MARRIAGES.
April G, st Fonlingtoe, by the Rev. F. Moots, Mr.
C. S. Treritt, of Pudilletown, to Sarah Ann Logs, of
Fordingtoa.
April 9, at Hamvorlby. by tbe Rev. J. Farolest,
Charles Lower, Eq., of Merle, Hell. Witoboroe. to
SWIM Lana Adams, eldest daughter of (Merge Anthony
Adam.. Rim., of Rernoorthi. Pools
April 11, at the Congregational Chapel, Salisbury, by
the Rem. R. Abenronibie, Charles Green. only son of
Mr. W. Green, bricklayer. to Jolla Esther, youngest
daughter of Mr. William Abel. of Bodoio'itreet•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

BLAND FORD.

ELICTION OF LOCAL BOAZ% —We have been'
requested to state that the paragraph in the Blowhard
.Espram of Saturday last wider the heading "Local
Board," is far from bdoq correct. Three new
members were nominated for the ~ISce namely, the
1t.,. J. Ft. Qurk, Mr. Lawrence, and Mr. Pond.
The first of these three gentlemen has resigned;
Mr. Lawrence, who was nominated by • person not
July qualified, cannot through perfectly willing, be
elected • hut Mr. C. Pond, who has been duly
aominaied, will contest the election with the 5
gentlemen who retire and we again put In
moinination.

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A SIOTOOS C•RTIR. —On Saturday week a men
-named William Barfoot, • carter in the employ of Mr.
House, of Anderson, was brought up in cost.rdy, at the
Borough Police-offloe, before the Mayor and W. C.
rinchain, Esq., charged with being drunk and riotous
on the previous day, in East-street. Polio.-countable
James Moore stated that about two o'clock be was
sent for on account of two men who were drunk sad
fighting in East-street. On his arrival he saw prisoner
who, with another man, had charge of two waggons
with three borms. The other man had stripped to fight.
They were both drunk and riotous. He told the
prisoner to stop his horses, but instead of doing no, he
oommenoed to put the whip about them. Boeing the
condition he was in, wither endeavored to pull him
.out of the way, or elm the waggon would have geese
over him. He told him he was not in • fit state to
go with the homes. Prisoner then said, "Get out of
the way," end struck him with the butt-end of the whip
acmes the hat, which be broke. Witness sumarded
in getting the whip away, and, with the ansistaaos of
another man, took him into custody. He was very
violent, and again struck witness ml h bin 'Loved fist on
the aide of his head. In getting him into the lockup,
prisoner thrust him against the door.key.which was bent
and witnen's finger. were pased.—The prisoner, who
appeared to be very sorry, stated that on coming Into
the town he stopped at Mr. Hector's brewery,where he
had some beer. He bad nothing to eat with it. He
knew he was drunk, but the assault on th• policeman or '
bow be got into the lockup he knew nothing whatever.
No previous charge being recorded, and the constable
not wishing to press the charge of assault, the maxis.
trate, decided on imposhig • fine 105. and 13a. 61. costs,st
the sometime cautioning defendant to be more ehretal
Is futon, and especially not to drink beer without
thavingfood with it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

Niersetshire.

DIVISION ON Till 011:CICS MID OATHS BILL-10
the House of Commons, the fiaowing voted with tie
mikloritY :—S. Brooks nod J. Myer. Mr. Stint
paired &must. Among the minority sere—G. G.
Olyn, Capt. H. Gridley, 11. D. Seymour.

_ -
Tin DIVISION ON Till itIINORNI QUINTION.-10
the Roemer Commons on Friday night on the division
on Mr. Gladstone's amendment, the minority in.
eluded —Mr. J. H. hi. CA!craft. Mr. G. 6. Glyn,
Captain B. G. Gridley, Mr. K. D. Hodieoe, the
Hoe. W. H. B. DOVOIIIO, Mr. H. D. Seymour, and
Mr. C. Warihg. Mr. R. H. Sheridan paired in
titling. of it. The majority comprised—Mr.
rlrooke, Mr. J. Floyer, Mr. T. A. Mitchell, Mr. H.
G. Stull, Lieut. -CoL N. Start, and Mr. J. W.
Treeby. With the exoeption of Mr. 'l'. A. Mitchell
all our Dorset members voted aa would be expected
front their political ecatimeets.
Tee DOO Dtrry.—Any person commencing to
keep • dog from the 6th of April, 1867, must
take out a Se. lieenee, which expires on the Illst of
December next, and inn be had of distributor, and
enbdiatributora of stamp, in the country Wattle ea
well al cif eolleetors and supervisors of &Mae.—
Amy person who kept • dog between the sth of
April, 1866, and Ori of April,lB67, and who still has
the dog in his pomerion, must, in addition to taking
out his St. license, return and pay under the
assessed taxes for the year 1867.68, the sum of 7s.
Any person who kept a dog between the 6th of
April, 1868, and the 8b of April, 146 t, and who
period with the dox prior to Use latter date, will
not, of Connie, be required to take out a Hoene., but
he will hare to return and pay under the Named
tette for the year 1867-811 the sum of 7..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

HI ressiopra.

•--
Sir JOHN AWDRY Moved, "That the Trinity Session.
he held at N. 5 arum, and the Michael n.. beasiona at
Devizes. eo long as the tiro prisonl are in use.'
Mr. TULLIS seconded.
Lord H. THYMIC moved as an amendment "That the
Quarter lilemlons be held at lour townie, as hitherto.
Mr. PHIPPS seconded the amendment, and on a divi-
sion it mu carried by • majority al 41 to 33.