The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

L'!ampshirt.

SOrTITAMPTON. The Ma;!., 4e., A ligw,t
The Royal ~la;1 cotinciny., :en hip Nlagdalena.
(%iptain took 11,,r departure this after-
noon with the ern:, fr Coe Itrazils and River Plate.
to.ic has 113 p rs. aniong whom are Karon
I.elaelton. Austrlan ie:••er to P,,rtnol, and Bailin
de Nleowls.ek, Miai. ter to Rio. The Mag-
dalena takes out a full eario, inetoding £73.100 in
gold (of which .1:D1,0M is for Lisbon, Csi,litit) for
the Bank of Brazil at ILi, and £3.100 for other
ports), £1:1,5110 in bar silver for the Minister of
Finance at lii', .1:191 in silver coin for Ilnenos
A, re,. jewelry, value .E 1 \l'll (of which £2,371 is
in English watches and diamonds), awl hiker plate.
value £315. The screw steamer New York, Captain
11.3. Von Sant,n, sailed hence yesterday afternoon

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Maors.—An inqnest was lately held before D. for New York, with German and Englilt mails. and
H. Ashford. Eel., at the George Inn, in the body 16 passengers from Brent to, Havre, and this port.
of John Nethereutt, a packer, employed on the I:I Ni: Woo 1,, —Ertroordiaary Sw:dree qi 11,4.-
1%4)61 branch of the Bristol and Exeter Railway. A warrant of ejectment was recently °litanied in the
The deceased was lying,—it is Nupposed asleep, en court of Exchequer by Mr. Robert Davy, solicitor,
the rails, near the Cart Gate bridge, on the Ist of Ringwood, against an eccentric character named
instant, when a weals train came up. Thu engine- Cutler, who hail created a wretched hovel on the
driver made every effort to stop the train, bat could property of the Earl of Nmananton, and kept a large
not do it with sufficient rapidity ; and the whistle number of hem, which were a source of annoyance
was also soon .ed. but without awaking the unfortu- to a neighbouring farmer. It w*is placed for execu-
nate man, who was passed over and instantly killed. time in the hands tif Mr. Lisle, of Southampt ~,,, the
No blame whatever attaches to the railway olliciala slit:Mrs officer. On Friday Gutter was informed
The verdict was " Accidental Death." that Mr. Lisle was coming, but he still refused to
Sout:trrox.--The re-opening of the Independent r nit. On Saturday the sheriffs officer procured
(impel organ took place on Wednesday last. The plenty of help, and proceeded to put his warrant
organ has been entirely cleaned and renovated, with int. execution. De found upon the premises be-
an siblit. al swell, by Mr. Ling. ergan !milder, tween thin and :lno hives of live bees, and about
Tauitten. Tea being provided, upwards of 2iiti sat another 11111 hives in which the bees were dead. How
down to partake of the cheering beverage. After- the bees were to be re aal was a difficult question.
ward* addresses were delivered on the subject or cutler oo.oi among them in safety ; they lodged
music by the Rey. W. Mead, the Ii lived pastor of upon his arias and body, without stinging him ; but
the chapel, assisttil by the Rev. Virieciit P. S. Sells. the sheriffs represeutatives experienced a smart re-
f Nunbach), from Gloucestershire' and the Nev. I'. ception. After some mantruvring NI r. lash, and his
P. Rowe, M.A., Regents Park College, bilidou• assistants got Cotter to the hedge bounding the
The procecilson the tea and suliseriptioas will defray I place, and as far as possible from the hives, which
the expenses of the organ. The behind children they were inueli afraid his manibl upset, awl lie mai
were entertained on 'Thursday to tea, aft,r which placed in a e..rt and left on the highway a consider.
they paraded the town atul spent the remainder ei aide distance from the place whaela he commenced
the day on Mr. Coma's' farm. ! his involuntary journey. Cutler's wife. an invalid,
WiNeaNyiev.—Ertrirordiriore ri•cumfi'y ifl itri3. was next carefully removed by conic females, and
—Mr. Bedford, of the Trooper Inn, in this town, kis c+oireved ti Ringwood, where she was left with
a siw of the Berkshire breed, eighteen months 1.1., sonie frimid. The bee,. could not be safely meddled
that has within the space of ten months given birth a ith in the day time, and it took the men three
to two litters of young ones,--thirtem in the first, whole nights to re .e the hives to a piece of
and twenty-one in the second, the a hide of whieli Cutler's land, au orehard seven miles 111taiiI. It
are doing well. . was altogether a rather expensive proceeding—the
GtasyoNnuitY. —On Satorday last a lad named i calico and -ti iag for wrappers iii which to tie up the
rhurleg Humphrey was brought up befme the Nlayor hives cost tie.irl V U), the hire of waggons to.
hy P.l . Roper. No. 10, for loving in the priarlis.,ii 5. z0,,l +.3 9s. iii /lis hin. „f
the Messrs. Nandi at four o'clock in the 'miming, and men. Mr. I.isle and his num were titling severely.
robbing the poultry mitts. Committed to Shepton ! and were heartily glad when they hail concluded
gaol for 7 days. , their novel and unpleasant task.
On Sunday morning last a poor I:els-wring man RowsKy.—/brais fei.a.llm inembers
nalney Hugh Vile was, in compury with John Pick- of the Roinsey district of this society held a festival
ford, cutting chaff, when lie unfortunately put his !on Tuesday„ not having met under similar circum-
hand to near the ki,ivet, and had it ent in a fright- ' stances since the year 1%47. The honorary and Irene,
ful manner. Mr. Mahon and Mr. Down were soon lit members ++f the Ili.trict a.aseizililed at the Tow w-
in attendance, but they found it necessary to • hail a little In.foie hi i.e! -k. where t.!1.4 were j.
tate the hand, saving only the thumb part. The poor by T. W. liend.-rsoa, 1.. of Roke Manor, who
fellow is progressing favourably. iieted presdient with attain-J.le elli+•iviley.
CREWKEIME.—We have lunch pleasure in again A siarviat. —A meeting of tlie creditors of Mr. T.
observing tile name of our young townsman, Mr. 11. Mortimore, of this town, was held +on Tuesday in
Henry Sin 1111 l cringes, in the first class of lisnors, lii, London. The halanee sheet, prepared by Messrs.
the first it. A. examination at tiled-Met rsity of Lon- I '..l,•ioan and C.i., showed liabilities to the extent of
lon, and we heard with much gratificat. that on , and assets ce;,;;G:, Ac.nilssiti,n„f I Is.
Tuesday he was elected after competition, toanopen in the Ismail was offered, and suite woe dist:tritium
exhibition of sixty pounds for English Literame in accepted, it appearing, that the failure arose (ruin
that University. Mr. Summerbayes has so far done overtrading and depreciation in the value of
credit to the choice of the trustees of our Grammar l stock.
School, by whom lie was appointed to the Crewkerne I Aims:spa:l4—A lecture nu the extraordinarily
School exhibition in 1.55. large trout eatight on the tlftli ult., as stated in our
Ibnixrcrs.n.--On Thursday Wit, the children con- last impression, by Lord 'ininingliani, at Old Alres-
'meted with the
Independent Chapel hail th n eir anual ' ford Pond, which lint exeded general interest and
treat. They walked through the town with banners astonishment, was given on NI lay evening, at
and garlands of flowers, and proceeded to Ttlick• Shadwelfs Buililing.i, by Messrs. .1. :ma W. Free-
thorn, the residence of S. D. Hine, Esq., where mantle, of A hr:sforil. lany of the children of the
swings were fixed. and provision made for various National and Ilritisli Selo.' Were present. The
amusing games. Plenty to eat and drink was pro- company were highly in:,•restell in the lecture :mil
vided by the teacheis, and nearly fifty persons models en hilii;cd, and re 'nested a repetition of the
besides the scholars partook of it. subject on another evening.
is- Wheat.— At the market dinner at
Mrs. Gila hotel, at Diilcot, on Tuesday, a pudding,

'mule bum the Hour of sic% wheat. ua; itarlaken
by those who dined, and two samples of new when,.
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of fair quality were shown in the market. The wheat
was grown by Mr. Caldwell, of Drayton. Wade into
(tour by NI r. H. Bradfield, of Milton, and was begun
to be cut that day.