The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-21 00:00:00

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: rinexcurion Ur TBI Err. Mn. BIENNiTt.-
the Arches Court on Thursday Harshening of the charge-
of heresy agsdnat the Rev. W. J. B. Bennett, *be nabs
of Frome, WM begun before Sir Robert Phillinnte.
Mr. lis•onett is charged with having in an essay called
" A Plea for Toleration,' in " The Church and the
World," given expression to swooned doctrines on the
Real Proem* in the Holy Communion, He does not
appear to the suit. Mr. Orby Shipley. the editor of
The Churd, and he World, was celled by the preen:lo-
tion in proof of Mr. Benoett's eathership of the essay. .
Mr. Archibald Stephens, wholeadx for the prose-
°titian, addressed the Court in support of lb* sharp. ;
On Saturday the one was resumed. Defendant was
again called three times, but did not appear. Mr.
Stephens concluded his address, urging that Mae
doctrines lip. Bennett held and taught were distisettr
opposed to thd Haws of the Church of England. Dr.
Tristram submitted dist Mr. Bennett's words welch
only be oonstrned as conveying doctrines totally at
variance with the views of the &rinks and formularies
of the Church of England. Ins lordship said it wee a
IMO of vast importance, not te Mr. Bennett alone, but
Ito many others, and be would tbetelfore take time to.
I consider his judgment.
A SOMF.RAETSHIRE BUTCHER SENT Tot
PRISON.
Charles Fisher, a butcher, living at Mark. was sum. •
mooed before Mr. Alderman Gibbous, at the Guildhall. •
police-nun, London, on Friday, for sending • quantity
of veal to the New Meat Market for sales. human food,
the same being dinned, ensoond, unwholesome, ant
unlit for the food of man. The meet waste, meet
unwh,deeome state, and to hide in condition it hal
. been dreamed and fatted over. Mr. Newman. one of the
I inspectors, declared that it wee rotten to the bon from
disease, and woe not fit for the food of esti* mans 141111
for Manias food. The defendant said thee he bought
several calves end ant them to Loodoe, med did not
know any of them were bad. Mr. Alderman Gibbons
seetenced him to two months' imprisonment with hard
labour.
THE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE IN •
SOMERSETSHIRH,
This disease *wean to be spreading rapidly in tb•
dairy districts of Mid-Somenet, many hundreds at
cattle having been affected. In the parish of Mean,
near Glastenbety, thirty farms have bon desiend
infested during the last three week., and eight once
have died: while at Brennen+, West Craomore, tad
Batoombe fourteen farms are now infested, and one of
the farmers hashes* four *owe and twenty-titres *Am.
In addition to a serious outbreak of the disease in the
Wiltshire portion of Longheit-park then have been three
fresh oases in the Frome divisioe via., on the farms of
Minn. Carter and Denton, of Raelge the former haring
had see animal die; and on the firm of Mr. Jose*
Dew, of Beokington whose dairy consists of fifty sows.
The heed in Longle.:t-park numbing 400 besets:
SOLICITORS' BENEVOLENT ASI3OOLIITION.
On Wednesday evening last, the 15th June, the
Right Honourable Sir Richard Matins. one of the Vice-
Chaneellors of Zealand primidod at the tenth enaim-
sary festival of the Solicitors' Benevolent Assesistion,
at the Freemasons' tavern. About 150 of the prinnW.
solicitors in the metropolis and country were p
besides the Queen's Counsel, who immediately sew=
the Chairman on his right and left. The musisai
arrangements were under the direction of Mr. H. Field.
tog, assisted by Miss Blanche Reeves, Mies Bytes, Mr.
Heir Oren*, and Mr. Winn. • Her Majesty the
Queen," The Prince and Prisons of Wales,
and the reed of the Royal Family," sad "The
Army, Navy, and Volunteers," were proposed by tba
Chairman. Then '' Her Majesty's Judges," by W. B.
Glasse, Esq., QC., end acknowledged by the Chelsea.
"Tbe Bar," proposed by Edward Frederick Berea,
Bki. solicitor; and acknowledged by Montagu.
Cookson, Esq., D.C.; and (lan but not net), "Th.
Solicitors' Benevolent Association, and may prosper*
attend it"—all these toasts were menially given in
suitable toren and equally well anceowledged. The.
health' of the Chairman himself, by Mr. Bristow*,
Solicitor to the Admiralty, and of Mr. Rifle, the •
Secretary to the Solicitors' Benevolent Association, by.
Mr. Young, were given and well acknowledged. This
the oollootion was announced, and the party broke up.
and wended their way homewards about battiest We
p.m. It was generally remarked that the dinner sad
wines were both far better than wham - SOIS•
six or seven yews ago die last dinner
the association the Lord Chief Justice Ede presiding
—was held at Freeconons' Tavern, though the Chid
Janice was supported by one or two of the judges aad
several Qinen's Counsel, besides a large body of
solicitors. The 'ergs dining hall was handsomely
deeorated on this occasion, aM tea and coffee served is
the ante-room.

SIONUMSNT AL SCULPTURE, Monuments, Tsts.
1,1 Mettle and Grantic Tombs, Crows., and Masnoris
Bruen IMPERISELUILS LETTERS in SOLID LEAD.
GAFF'S, Me Carries limbic Works, a, Itment-street
London W

BIRTH&

JUDO 3, at 9, Proeps•• Mak Bridgman., the wile at
Mr. Donald Chrisbelm, of a sou.
June 6, at 19, Arced*, Boarsormo, Um wiled
J. C. Windeett, of • &on.
June 9, at Piddletrenthide, the wife of Mr. Simon
Kingman, dairyman, of • ding:liter.
JUDO 10, at Beerninster, the wile of W. 3. Daniel,
req., of • daughter.
June 10, .4 1, Upper Brook-street, Mrs. o.Wrio4healy
Dishy, of a daughter.
June 12, the wife of Mr. W. H. IL Morgan, The
Square, Winborse, of • d•••b•Br.
June 13, at the Dow. Wood, orrar Blaaritord, the
wife of Mr. Hear, Per, of • we.
Jane 13. Parede, Poi, the wife of Mr. T. P. Soot,
butcher, of • son.
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Juin 14, at_ Bluidford, the wile of lb. George
Dewfall, of a daughter.
Juno 14. at Potadam, the Princess Royal of &JANA.
of • daughter.
Is.. LS, at West-street, Bridport, the wife at Mc.
R. Stows, of a so.,
Jim. 16, at Avocado, StratfordealwOutia, Sallabern,
tho wife of Edward Davis,, Seq., of a son
Jima 17, as Wareham, the wife of Mr. T. Beerfal,
shoals; ko.. el • we.
MA KBIAO ES.
June 15, at Lyres &ask by tea Roy. H. B. Rae,
If. A., brother-hi-law of tke bride. assieted by the Rev.
Jobs Gough, 8.A., cowls of the bride, mad the Bev,
Job. Csrgeaven, 1L A., Erhard Centing Tanner,.
01411011, af Duffey, only sou of Robert Tanker, Ifeq..
of Castle Godwye, Peizawiek, Gloseedesekire, be.
Josephine Perusal Smarten. Suullator if th•
tat. W. umorio., Ezz Winesuston, mid el M2L.
Bruortou, of Lyme R
15,atBt_. Miry Magdalene, Taantee, by*.
Rev. W. R. Clerk, rector, aniend by the Rev. Georgia
Swag*, wirer of &males,/ Arsadell, am made of abs
bride. Daniel, see of R. G. Badeoak, laq. of Tb• Mnt4.
to Mary, yoeugest daugoter of Henry iweet, &kb, at
Taunton..
June 16, at Froyla, Heats, by the Lord Blabop of
Winalsester, assisted by the H. aad Rev._ P. L
Pelham and the Rea. W. A. Cooper, Mostegue Oserga,
fourth sou of Edward Knight, of Childless House.
Heats, and Godmeratuus Park Kent, laq., to Marebek
fourth daughter of the late Chariot Hardy, of Clulluun
I Cantle, Kent, Esq.
I Juni 16, at the Perish church, Mappomdar, btb.
Rev. 1.0. Kelly, 8.A., rums% amialed by the Ban. E.
W. Mamba, M.S., Gamin Utah. beide, Gimp Nam
of Kingrom Cottage, Puddletrestkide, to Jams Allay
third daughter of the late William Jam.., at BaY-
powder.

DEATHS
May 12, at Dinajpors, Bowl, of fever, R. G. Tudor,
aged 24. eldest eau of the Rev. 11. Tudor, rim of
Frampton.
Jon. 6, at Creaborne, Frederiet Coney, the yossiMs•
and beloved son of Christopher Coney, aged I Pair*
and 6 months.
June 10, st Symondabery, George Biddleeembe,dOld
in the 63rd year of his age.
Jane 11, at Weymouth, alter a lam illness, barna
with exemplary patiesos, Ann the beloved wife of lb.
J. H. Harper.
Jose 11, at Folly Kill Lou., &Want. after • Fro'
treated illness, Mr. David Gs* aged 56.
June 14, at Prospect Plass, Bridpert, Kr William
Jones. aged 75 yssxs.
Jima 15, at et, Feebler, Isle of Wight, D.
%Wash's's), Esp., Ka, F.R.C.P., Deputy
Gmberci, lot.ftyacian sad Principal bledies=,
Ecyal Hospital, Chelsea. aid foram:lF nth (Camier•O
Highlanders.
Jun.yolinalandat Froccehrdisgim'beloredadang""lgambler Sks'of Mr"" . Ils•suull"
Hawker, officer of Inland Revenue. Her mid was
pros.

Panama and PON@\ad, as akerik.osigek Lanalaaber,
by AtLaalo ATIMIS, al aba Pith* at lardiesama. kg
rat sad sa-propriska.
Taseday, Jaw 21, 1870.