The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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NETHERBURY.
PIP& —On Monday morning, about one o'clock, a fire
broke out at the Shephnrd'a Gook Inn, Yoodoror, h
this parish, belonging to T. Leos, Erq., brewer. o'
Bridport. The landlord, John Legg, and hts family.
were aroused by the falling of the ceiling in al,'
room. They got up and (wind the hens" arid thy t
cottage. in 11. men They owe all burnt down Th..
Inn and fumiture, we underataid, were insured. Owl
the cottages paely in; but we are sorry to 1 ern *EI
11,. furniture belonging to the cottager' was uninsured:

OHARKOUTH.
filawitTOßY.---ily, J. Hodge; taateher, having ben
appointed Inspector of /intone.% haslately'rnide
house to bowie visitation. It as right that them pre. 1
coutioesry 'bounties should be adopted; it is imposaible,l
to he too careful in these mittens, Ind although we
eonfidently hope that the otibi weather and the Itilwaess•
of the season will tend to preserve us from the visitation
of any spidetnic, yet it is well to remove all that me-
foster or engender diseene.
RNA WIND. —The late storms and high tides beer
detaehed from their native beds immense moose" of sea-,
weed, and depositedanermoas quautiales on the
thus placing • very valttabla manure without cosra
,lin
within easy reach. Cultivators of all degrees, whether
r of gardens or farms, have been yoking &desolate* of this
Eatr i
uit 111 aus supply- in 104 ewes healing ell night.
The I. one result that is net uniteph. saint go
which direction you may tit,» *mails you the MAI)
odour of decomposing isestaweed, for which we 'oppose
the only remedy is a little patience. U the.e heaps ware
&voted with a little earth all smell would he effeettudly
avoided. •

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LYME REGIS.
PUNY REAMSon.—The first el the mite ot
Randi..ge for this winter wa• given at the _
Hell on Friday evening. A large and vespectabte
'adieus tateCtkd both by thole presence and hearty
applause, their appreciation of the !Welly and well
meant effort of that fellow townsmen to 'ploride an
evening's healthy mental recreation. The Mayor pre- .
sided, doing the dallies of t he chair moot roartrionaly. The
following gentlemen were the readers for the evening :--
Messrs. Attie., R. and H. Radford, I. Fowler, R.
Levers, T. Brown. Thornton, and R. Hillman, jun.
The pieces selected were from ail artmors. prie•igel and
prose, grave and gay, blending instruction with enter-,
lodgment, and gsliig teeth help site alahlwe
the hearty laugh, the deep' 'Pence of intense In
forst or bunts of lively enplanes. These "Read•
logs" casnot fail to ho productive of no email
amount at benefit to many, What is heard affords
abundant rooms for thought in after 'hours, no
doubt stimulating many to reed for thentlelres, since.
they find that books afford so rich • mile of interest.
It draws very many for at legit one evening of a weak
from moth more questiortable means at retrotioak
While the readers themeelves are very pro •
induced to • •closer study of the pieties they intend
reed, and of the art of elocution than they wherwilie
would. We are 'Wto find that the oomutittee hews .
laudably exerted themeelvel to better the aecommodne
Mon and to greatly add to the comfort of their future
audiences by providing a large number of benches with
backs, capable of sitting 250 pemona. They ham Gant
incurred a large expense, but we haven. doubt that the
proceed* of the winter readings will reiraburre them..
We hsertlly wish them stieeess.

"Prnirl

SALISBURY.

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Cootirr Pam Sesegere. Teeeday. —Pitmen!: Viz-
want Folkestone, T. B. Fowle, Fog., & ffinlmp, Fog ,
B. A. Ferryman, Esq., Bee. E. Duke. and A. Buckley,
Esq.—Thomas Read, of Paton and Farley, was lam-
mooed by the &one authorities, for brewing six
bushels of malt, without sgrning the necessary certleate
for the abeeestnent of dety.—The penalty wae MO, but
the defendant wall fined the mitiga'ed sum of C. 50, and
the magistrates recommended a petition to the Board of
Rinse for a further redaction.

Itsran's RtIQUIT.—The hospitality of the Mayo,
a this city, Richard Henry Rigden, Esc , was dispensed
with • liberal hand on Tuesday evening, when His
Warship entertained the members of the Horporittien,
the eity magistrates, the members for the *father*
division of the county, one of the members for tbe city,
end manr of the local tradesmen, to the number of
newly 100, at dinner, at the Council Itnise. The large
banquet-rig room was elegantly decorated for the
mca.tion, and Mr. Ward, eonfectioner, Milford-Mreet,
;sled one of the bast dinners ever served in