The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

RIFLE CORPft—Tbe third Dorset Ride Volunteers
commence class shooting this week.
M. W•LT/Lit Lock, MO of Mr. H. Lock,
solicitor, has obtained the " Hertford" scholarship
this year—the "bin, ribbon" of the University of
Laford for Latin.

BOROUGH °Talon's& —The appointments for tb•
ensuing year are as follows Holy Trinity. Mark
And George few; St. Fiber's. Henry Taylor
and Henry Robert Tamen All Sainte', Charles
James Holmes and George Came; Fordington,
George Taylor and Rickard Davie.

SCHOOL OF ART.—The pOpile Will 0017111/111200
work at the Shirehall, this (Tuesday) evening, and
we strongly commend the (school to general support.
The facilities afforded to artisans for the acquirement
of useful art knowledge at a cheap rate are especially
advantageous, and we trust that many will attend
the evening cisme& Particulars will he found in our
advertising columns.
CORN M•REIT, Saturday—Wheat was in rather
short supply at this day's market, and the condition
being still unsatisfactory, the demand was small,
and prices were is. to ge, per quarter lower. Barley
waa again offered freely at a decline of le. to 2s. per
quarter. Oats sold at folly late prices. Inspector's
Return :—Wheat, 525. to 625. per qr. barley, 325.
to 43e.. Average : Wheat, 60..3d.; Carley, 395. 9d.
MR. MONTIM SMITH. of London, gave. musical
entertainment, on Monday evening, at the Townhall.
under the auspices of the Working Men's Institute,
before a large audieeoe. He sang an excellent
selection of good old English melodies with rare
ability and taste, accompanying himself on the
pianoforte most skilfully, Let ths epoken portion of
entertainment was dry and tedious.
CoONTY Perry Examoss, Saturday.—Before E.
W. Williams (chairman), E. Pearce, and C. Warty,
&qr.— Arthur Cosens and Joseph Buckland were
charged with stealers iron, belonging to James Way,
blacksmith, at Piddlehintan. A quantity of old iron.
part of ...flesh Mr. David Taylor, a farmer, had left on
Mr. Way's premises, and the rest belonging to Mr.
Way, was missed on the 29th, and on the evening of
the Etith GOllllll was seen near Way's house carrying
something heavy on hisshoulder,whieh tinkled like iron.
The same night Cosecs and linekland carried three
quarters of • cwt. of iron to Job Fast, a marine store
dealer, and sold it for Is. 61 Cozens a week beforo told
Foot he had got some old iron town. The iron was de-
po,sel to be similar to that missed from Wey's premises.
Buckland said he overtook Covens carrying the iron to
Foot's. acd helped him, at his request. Cozens said the
iron was from his father's (.1 carpenter's) premier.
Euckland VW dismissed, and Cozens sentenced to a
month'sgard labour.

Arrottentlivr OF Ovnasnarts.—At a special petty
sessions, it the ShirehalL on Soturday, the following
eppninttnento aa °rompers were made .—Abbotabw7,
o-Walbridge and H. Boatawain ; Athelhaiipton, G.
W. Homer and J. Hooper; Bineombe, W. Gals and E.
Bridle; Bradford Potent', J. A. Smith and I. Byrnes
Broadmayne. H. Duke and H. Christopher; Broadway,
S. Oale and G. Bwditeh; Buckland Ripen, J. GA,.
end W. Miller; Brarlestone, J. Hooper and G. W.
Homer; Chorminster, R. Ttlley ond J. Coat.; Went
Chickerell, T. Lowman and W. Gooch; Chilfmme, H.
Hem.; Compton Abbas, T. Fry end W. H. Dawkins ;
Compton Volence, J. Chick; Dewlish, C. Kent and
B-it; Dorchester—Holy Trinity, M. Tilley Lod
G. New ; Eversbot, R.. Guppy and T. Frampton; Fleet.
J. Marsh trad T. Marsh ; Fordington, G. Taylor and R.
Davis ; Frampton, W. Groves and W. Wail; Frome
Fanchurch, H. Cos and T. Con; Kingston Rawl!, T.
Samson; West Kniyhtim, G. Christopher. and J.
Chileott ; Langton [Tarring, J. Marsh and J. Perinh ;
Littlebredy, N. Roper; Litton Cheney. R. E. Mete
and R.. G. Gale ; Longbredy, Mary A. IL gyms' and S.
Vine; Maiden Newton. J. Fatah= end J. 800-n;
Melbury Somplord, R. Guppy and H. Miller ; °swine-
ton, W. Cbileott and R. Andrew.; Owermoigne, W.
Chink and W. W. Spites; Piddlelown. J. Findlay and
V. Brown, jun.; Piddlabiaton, *go nod W.
Jean..; Portesham, H. Stickland and J. Byrne., gen.;
Portland, B. Stow. and FL Flew; Ponwell, W. Mayo;
Preston and Sutton Points, FL Pope and W. Gale ;
Puncknowle, T. Bishop and J. Lacer; Radipole, J.
Blaehmon and J. Groves, jun.; Rampisharn, R.
Danford and T. Chappell; West Stafford, G. F. A.
Flower and S. Golding ; Stinslord, T. Lock and E. J.
Herding; Fltzatton, G. Short and G. Allen; Elwyn, S.
Bymes and B. Bryant; Tineleton, J. Bridle and E.
Bridle Toiler Fratrnm, F.. Whittle; Toiler Forewarn,
T. Foote and S. Churchill ; Tolpuddle, J. Crane and
T. A. Homer; Upwey, J. Lipeoomb and G. Worry;
Warrnwell, J. Beat and T. H. Bounder.; Water-o°mb.,
T. H. Saunders; Whitcombe, A. L Cooper; Winter.
borne Abbas, J. Byrnes and C. Portnoy; Came, W.
fiymes and J. Byrne.; Herringtone, J. A. Pope
Monokton, G. Spann& and J. Lake; St. Martin,
H. W. Hawkins and D. Simonds ; Shrepleton, J.
Shill,, and H. Grove& inn.; woodnford. J. Warne "41
C. Atkinson; Wyk* Beg* A. Gray and W. Ore,:
yuturd 7Cagle, T. Sprat* son W. H. Dawkins.