The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-03 00:00:00

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SALISBURY.—Tits YLMAXIIT AND TIM BUST-
HODINH.—On Monday last it was ourratly reported in
the city that the Lieetentiot Colonel of the Primes of
Wales' Owe Tamara, Cavalry," the Marquis Of Aileo
I busy, bad thunterothaded the order for this regiment to
methible as Salisbury, and had appointed Marlborough
•as the place of meeting. It is stated that the cease
unsigned for this change arose from repreontations being
to the Marquis that sufficient accommodation
would not be afforded to the troops, in coneaquenco of
the rear being held the same time. Who ever beard
or such humbug? &baba ry --a city I—not able to afford
aecommodatiou for the spade of • week to • thousani or
two more people I We esprit this fear arise with those
easy, yet selfish souls, who cannot bear their quietude
disturbed, and who, having been fortunate enough to
well feather their own nests, awe very little how their
neighbours get on. Whether we are right in our eon-
footers or nut, we cannot of worse say ; but thia we may
confidently and satisfactorily assert, they form but •
very anal portion of the inhabitants ;for no sootier were
the members of the Corporation acquainted with the
rumour of the proposed change, than • consultation was
add, and the Mayor and ex-Mayor at once proceeded to
asanake, and had an interview with the noble Margate,
representing to him the folly of the objections raised,
sod pointing out some of the =thy injuries which the
tradespeople would suffer by such • cheap On the
following day his Worship received an official telo
grephic esnouninthation that the Yeomanry will assemble
at Salisbury as at first intended. We are sure the
greater part of our readers will agree with ue. that great
praise is due to the Mayor awl Corporation for the
promptitude with which they took this matter up, and
that the bat thanks of the inhabitante are also due to
the Lieut.-Coloael for his eourtesy and kindness in
giving so satisfactory a reply in so short • spa of
time.
CO/10/UNGATION•L CHAFEL.-Beoday, April 91411,
being the anniversary of the formation of the Sunday
schools connected with the Congregational (4osal, in
Endless-street. Salisbury, two sermons were preached
there by the Rev. H. H. Carlisle, 8.A., of Beath.
amptoa, and oollections made at the aloes of each
service on behalf of the schools. The rev gentleman
took his text in the morn.ng from Mart air., 511
verse, from which he, preached • very excellent sermon
to • large eontregaaon. In the evening be selected
for his text Mark xiv., Bth verse, and enlarged at
length on Sunday schools, their origin, program, mid
sworn up to the present time, arid conelsoled with an
earnest appeal on behalf of the wheals. The chapel
was again very much crowded. The collections amounted
to £l5.
Boeotian Perry Sthotoes, Monday 25th A priL—
Present : The Mayor, the ex-Mayor, T Attwood,
and R. Gilbert, Req.
Sae Cue OF YOUTHFUL DIFILAVTTY.—WiIIiase
Hardee was charged with robbing his master. Mr.
Wheeler, draper, of Highstaet, of a. Prosecutor
Mated that about five o'oloJt on Tuesday evening last,
he had money animating to about £2l 10a, in • desk
In the bottom part of the shop, white was all oorreat
when he want in to tea. Oe returning, however, he
found that ES were missing. He told prisoner to go
home, and retsina shout seven o'clock. He watched
him boos, and then gave infamation to the police.
On prisoner returning at seven o'clock, he gave him
into the enthody of INWHOAOI MeGottgle, who was in the
shop.—By the Mayor: The prisoner was as errand boy,
and the prosecutor believed hie age to be about eleven
yeas. 7'he deg was placed at the and of the 'ciente;
and prosecutor ttetht the wily way primmer weld
have akin the money, WAA while on some errand to the
kitchen, and while bbs shopmen were engaged with
cusionsere.—Kr. Hill, who appeared for the defence
stated that be underaood that the primmer had bee;
exposed to gnat tomptatioes, and he hoped tbe Beath
would and him to • refonnatary sebool. The prisoner
who had _Previously Olthded ant guilty, now pleaded
guilty. —Berge's. MoGoogh doted that having received
information from Mr. Wheeler, be took prisoner into
custody at prosecutor's asop, and having %old him what
be tea charged with, be said, "I never took it."
Witness then said, then you must go along with me.
While on their way to the station, passim said, " alo
you mean to keep me there f" Wham replied, yea,
uotil we find the money. On being searched at
the station, witness found on the prisms, es., • new
pekoe knife, and • eilver watch. Witness said "Your
seethe the lost more than this." P14•0114X replied, " I
gave Ai In my brother George this shersoon." Mr.
Hill mid the prisoser's father was ap. adeptness
ma., and had shildren, mad no com to had bema
made thoell nay of them before.— The Ayer, is passing
seelowie, sad was • very lamentable thing to see •
child of the prisoner's age Awed in snob a position, end
for so diagnosis' an Akan, not only bringing degrees
to the vamoose himself, bet upon his lather and the
whole of hie family. He lied observed throughout the
=imp that prisoner did sot appear In (eel in the
adwns, the pathos in whale he was placed. He
was now about to be sent to • plass where to would
have •• opportunity of growing up to be • respectable
etha.—Hie weedily then sentenced primmer to be so.-
milted to prises for 14 days, lied the, to be seat to the
Reformateay School for five rears.
TRH WOW OF VIA Two.— George Borden, •
brother to the last macaw, wee than charged with
readying mosey of hist:rather, knowing a to have been
stolen. Between* MeGoath staled: The primate wee
apprehended by meal half-pat eight on Tuesday even-
ing. field lens given to naderstand that you have bad
some matey from your brother William. He said,
"Yea, he pre me .11.2 this atersioon." He then gaol
as one sovereign, aad two halfoovereigns. I asked, is
lasers any more. He said I have aome in my money
box. I thew went upstairs with him, and ualooked the
box, which eastained £5 de. in thaw and gold, and
tire sew muses. I than took primrose into custody,
sod took kiss to the stake hews, and marebed hiss.
Hs had he his possession • mew silver wash chain,
irakh he said he bought at Mr. Carter's for Hs id., and
two new perm. The mienner was then committed for
trial a the Sessions.

camon or Oao•xstra MOM IT TAXAN
lIIIPIWATATIOII.—Jamos Bailer was saassosod by I
Mr. Stokes. as and porter aserobarst, of Newutreet,
for ob‘sialeg 10s. from ids by Law com.
piaiorl NM he aimed priaoser es April 36,
to paint and paper two rooms aa bus, atiuded at
South Newton. Defendant's charge was act is., and at
bis request easplainant pad hin • posed baorebasmi,
wpm al gettrag Eurasia& Oa Weduswiay,
dellsadleat sated apes kin, sad requested assoiler ball-
for time anti purpose, sad staid that be bad
dais • great part of the week. Oemplatheat alarmed'
tithowever, that the I.4thediest °sly seat •
re for 'boat Isall-w4ac and the work wee
sesthely hecaa. Detawdasa raw stated that if the
Bade plum saw him, be would relniallolo SW week.
Yr. Saw pet wishing to proessaw the prisoner, the
Death adjausul the ewe for a week to give the
detesdest aa eppertheity of Mina' kis ceeleseL
Cowl Ppm Illsomoo, Tuesday, 4e61 16%.
Bahm jams Hasar, W. LMalleheo, Iliazara,
eel T. B, Pawls; --4:lllthise Frames sad Jaw
Oessies were dismal with peselleg for trout an the
UM AWL esd Pressisertheisseisqui with stiempaiag
is sseeds tir Blair Abaft or the 113 rd AfelL-41mien
amid appear. lb. iset 460410 Wei all* Paged

' to the satideation of the Renal; the defendants were
lined £.6 each sad mete, or three mouths' inipriaeninsot.
Cowlitemoi“ SIGHED BY THE LORD•LICUT. OT THE
COUNTY Or WILT& —IITH WILTS MILE VOLVO-
Tilt Conks.—Lieut. Richard Jonathan Jenkins
to be Captain vice Carroll, resigned ; dated 12th
April, 1664. Ensign Frederick William Hodges to
be Lienumant, vice Lomb resigned ; dated 13th
April, 1664. Ensign Charles Fulthrope Gooch. to
be Lieutenant, vice Jenkins, promoted; dated 14th
April, 1664. James Law Charles Hunter Little, to
be Ensign vice Hodge., promoted; dated 13th
April, 1664. Alfred William Go ich, to be Ensign,
vice C. k'. Gooch, promoted; dated 14th April,
!S&L

--dinon•Yocis.—The Lord-Lieutenant of Wilts
has directed, with the sanction of if., Majesty,
that Mr. James Brown's commission as Lieutenant
in the let Wiltshire itidis Volunteer Corps bear data
the 2.5 th Jane, 1b63._

AMIAULTInii • WITS. —On Friday, Charles
Massey was taken before J. Style and F. It. Fisher,
Ecru., charged with assaulting his wife, and was
bound over in his own rsoognmanose to keep the
peace for sic months.
SALISSURY Pstovinarr Dunrinsany.-00 Sun-
day, a sermon was preached at Si. Martin's Church,
by the Rev. W. W. Tatum, in aid of the fends of
the Salisbury Provident Dispensary, and • onllee-
tics was afterwards made, which amounted to £6 2a

DISONAHUED COSVlCTS:LBoperintend—
has received the following oommunioation from the
office of the Secretary of State, Whitehall
PIE directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to
transmit for your information and guidance, and that
of the police under your orders, the enclosed copies of •
circular memorandum which has been tuned to the
governors of the several convict prisons, reepeeting
convicts released on lionise, who will in future be
required to report themselves to the police within seven
days of their d6oh.argv from. prison._

I am, Sir, your obeMatal-Servaat,

WADDINOTON."
The Superintendent of the Borough Polies, &fishery.
" are*ler Mernoraminns to Governors of Convict
Promo.

'fl. Secretary of .131-a-te.- has been pleased to
approve of the following orders with regard to
oonvicta conditionally released from prison :
•' All convicts to whom licenses are issued, are to be
seen by the p dice on discharge, whether they are placed
under the Pri-o.iers• Aid Society or not.
" 2. Al: convicts who, on discharge, go to any city
or town havin,g a police of ita own, must report them-
selves within seven days of their discharge to the super-
intendent or bead of such police ; and, if discharged to
any county. tenet report themselves to the chief
constable of each county, or the chief police odicar, or
superintendent of the district.
" A notification of the discharge of every convict on
license (together with two copies of his photograph for
the parpaie of identification) will be seat to the chief
constable of the city, town or comity to which lie goes
one day before he Is discharged.
" You will give the neasmary Instructions to every
prisoner on discharge, and forward the notiAciation and
photographs (as soon as the arrangements for taliin
them are arinpleted) the day prior to the s
discharge.
"You will warn the prisoner that be an only receive
his gratuity on production of • ciertilloate on his gratuity
letter that be bar been seen by the police, and that if
he fails to report himself to the police, as be Is required
to do, the Secretary of Rtate will be informed thereof,
and his Naos, will be liable to be revoked."

DA MERHA ki. ii-x-cli"; Luis; —or LITL —Mr.
Charles Woodrow, who, formerly in conjunction with
a surviving brother, held the oflioe of chief game-
keeper on the West Park estate, died suddenly on
Monday morning. Disease of the heart is supposed
to have been the canes of his death.

DONHEAD EIT.—A-1413-REW.—On Monday so
inquest was held before R. M. Wilson, Esq., coroner,
on the body of Mary Brockway, who was found
dead the preoeding Saturday in the river at Ludwell.
—From the evidence of her daughter it appeared
that on Saturday morning she arose about seven
o'clock, and when her daughter asked her where abs
wee going, she replied, "Into the garden," giving her
Is. W., her weekly allowance from the pariah.
When bar daughter anise down stairs she woo ear-
prised not to find her mother either in the home or
garden, and sent to several pleas to inquire after
her, and learned that she passed a neighbour's house
that morning in the direction of the river. The
poor woman bad been in a low deepouding way
during the week, and expressed fears that her re-
latives would starve her.—Mr. Foot, surgeon, de-
posed as to the appointing,* of the body &fuer it bad
been taken out of the water. There were no marks
of violence on it. —Verdict "Found Drowned."

MARLBOROUGH.—Tug CAA"! Excautim—lt is
expected that in • abort time the Riding•sobool will be
opened for public use sa • Corn &Albany. Lord Ailee-
bury has kindly given over tbe building free of all
*barges, with the ezoeption of a new floor.
WINTERBOURSE. Canyon TO Panatirrs.—i
child named Churlea Pad sick was admitted into the
Salisbury Infirmary on Monday last, suffering from
severe burns, conned through playing with inciter
matches.