The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12 00:00:00

Morsutstirt.

SPAVWI.—In Notts avid Queries of Saturday the Roy.
C. W. Hingham says:—" Mr. Barnes-, in his ' Glossary
of the D.rnaet Dialect,' has the word *spawl, s splinter,
whioh is in airmen use in that county. I head a
labourer one day complain, in langaage seemly intent.
gible elsewhere, that ' the mock was so musardy he
could get no speak off of un the bitch"
001131I8SIONO SIGNED HT Tag VlOlll-IAM/TINAIT 01
Till 000 ITT 01 Doitairg.—Queen's Own Regiment of
Yeomanry Calvary, Supsruumerery Lieutenant John
Robert Phelips Goodclen to be Captain, vioe Ffooks,
resigned, Supernumerary Cornet William Robert
Phelps to be Lieutenant, via Dawson Darner resigned.
Mr. James Rowe, M.C.V.E., to be Veterinary Surgeon.
Her Majesty has been graciously pleased to swept
the resignation of the soramisslons held by Captain
William nooks and Lieutenant L. S. W. Dawson
Demur, in the Queen's Own Regiment of Yeomanry
Cavalry, and approves at these °Mous being Permitted
to retain their rank, and to continue to weer the uniform
of the regiment on retirement.
Commit, To Tug Duildir Cool?! Gnore —Hard
Lalarnar : James Adams, poaching at Moore °Mabel,
and lAA Saviour, poaching at Horton • Samuel Lucas,
and George Roe, vagrancy at Sauna:aster Newton,
William Lewis and George Thompson, vagrancy at
Bltudford, Henry Jonas and James Thompson, vagranay
at Stormineter Newton; Ellen Later, John Denson,
and George Sheppard, Taira*, at Shatteabury. 21
days , litinsbsth Smith, stwedlee •pvibrol al
.ndford, George Collins, Siward Bakal, and
William Gray, vagnuiry at Weymouth, 14 days;
Charles Warren, stealing apples at Ellandford, and
Mabalah Carter' stealing butter, baton ko., at Sta.
',Ain't°, Marshal '', 7 days • Andrew Ransom, night
I poaching at 0 wermoigne, 7 days and to find sureties ;
, imprisonment: Mary Ann Hodges, drunk at Wey-
moo h, 2. months; Margaret Brallaugh, drunk at

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Weymouth, 7 days. _
Duitsyreuritu ILannii.n.—Will you give me leave to
add that the unsklunned milk is milled In Lancashire
" ivu milk," evidently • cognate word. I always
suppueed it • corruption of "cream."—IIIIIMISTIUDI.
Mr. Reeve is undoubtedly correct in saying that Dorset
cheese made from new—i.e. unskimined —milk is called
"rammilk," but I do not agree with him that It is Wrong
to oall or write it "raw Raw produce of any
kindle an article in its nattiest or crude state. Now
new milk is in its natural state, and henoe " raw milk "
True, ream may b AS. for cream, but M. D. J.
Reeve cannot correctly say that CriAtil 01illt• till it has
risen on the milk ; and when it has, the milk hen
sensed to be a raw material, and id no longer fit to make
best choose or "ratninilk." Bence "raw miik" and
"rarumilk" are eynonyneoas, whilst " creamanillt" or
"ream-milk" jean article et a later stage, sill only fit
ta mace that D Irsot luxtuy after the cream has been
skimmed oil—"bluo•vinld' (ai pronounced). By the
wal. 0411 any of your Deeset correspondents explain
the word " vinid"? I have also heard it applkd to •
'pant, silly, humoured child. Is their any affinity
between Dorset "skimdick "and a disagreeable
younaster.—Junii Naive. —Notes and Queries.