The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-04 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETfE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1870

There were loud sells fee Dr. Aldridge, opsa irkillb him. Gave Mr. Taker notice by a oosetabla that be
The Chairman said he Gould but repeat what T. would he summoned. Thought it right before he sum-
Gregory had said that the Council dewed to farther Inontld a m.n to give bite some notion of it. Did eat
the wishes°f the townspeople, and he we. quite sure see the witice on the gates after the 2'3:11 August. Did
thet the Mayor, who invaded over them, wen very sorry nut give Mr. Tasktr direct notice. after ellowieg Idi to
thet differences had arisen. Now he was on his legs, use the road. thet it mil stopped. When he found
he • ould ware a passing referenoe to • subject that bad that Mei gate had been opzeed he directed the westehle
lately engaged a good deal of attention—he meant the to faaten the hinge dowu with • large nail, and this
road scrota the South Walk. The property in was afterwards broken away. The permission to we
Wollaston Field belonged to the town, and for some the reed was only for heroes and carts.-I'.C. Mates
years very little vu securing to the rate, of the stated thet he affisel the notices by Mr. liannuonint
berough from that prooerty. lt wee resolved that direction, ou the 29th August to a glee our Mr.
dwellings should be erected there at a ground rent, by Tanker's mill. lie lucked the gate the same time, and
which the property wouid considerably relieve the rates, gave tie key to Mr. Hanatoon.l. The notice eas fast.
and thereby he-sea the demands on the ratepayers. The cried by several small nails. Had not .on the notioe
rates of the borough, as vu well known, were very vine, —P.C. Hawker mod Hilt the printed notices were
heavy, in consequence of the great improvement that . •ffiael on each of the g•te-posts at the will and at
had been made in the sanitary condition of the town, I ritt Moor. Ou the liCith Septernior the gate near the
and few places in England could boast of purer water I Mill wes locked, bit had been uni.ueit. ena he procured
or better drainage than Dorchester. Sanitary measures i th, key f iVekti. On lb u f.,llowieg Thursday
bad t.lutied the mortality from 30 in the 1,000 to It, teeming the nail which lie had jolt put to to prevent
and therefore he was sure no one wool grudge the the gate from Libra unhinged, w.s tereol beak. On
amount eo laid out. To add to the convenienee of the , Friday he told Mr. Ittiker be would be summoned, fur
houses in Wooleston Yields it was thought highly opening the gets leading int.t Hinton Moor. Mr. Tasker
egpedient that a road should be made by whiei the replied " What wee 1 to do? I broke open the gate to
occupiers might have direct communication with the get my sheep &arose. \Vas I to 'wive them there to
keeling thoroeghheres. After various suggestions. it stArver' The lock was not broken. On the 15th
was cored,' zed that the road “cross thelowlk was the September, on returning from Witeborne, witueas met
beat thee could be made. He believed there was a wig. Mr. Tasker's son, and complained to him of the carter
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understanding existing in the town generally about
the •ffsir ; but he felt sure the Council would be
vverned an a great Illeattlfe by the wishes of the
rAtepayers generally. Every inhabitant was interested
in the ronditims of the Walks, and felt the utmost
reluctancy as doing anything that would servo to injure
them. Idaay members of the Council bad their resi-
dences in the walks, and were as anxious as anyone to
preserve them intact—(l.nd cheers).
The Chairman, so euiogtstio terms, proposed "The
Lassie.," to which

unhangiug the gate. Ile s.id he did it to remove the
Cheep. Witness told him there was to be a meeting at
Witoborne on Monday, and most likely the otttle would
be removed beck then, and he had better wait. The
shepherd replied they wanted to drive the sheep batk-
war-s and C.rwards every day. Witness believed the
mitts would be entirely mused when to eat'le were
brought batik. Witness was itttioned to see that the
gate was not opened, and fastened the hinge with a nail
beceuse he believed it bed been opened before. The
notme put on the gate was off when he fastened the

bent Aldridge (2nd giants) reepooded.
—The bust and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Read," was
given by the Chairman.
Mr. ttead responded.
Tun chairman and vice-,hairman then left, upon
which Lieut. Aldridge (71st boiler.) was celled to
the chair, and Mr. t. [lodges was installed as sloe.
chairiusiL Song and sentiiii.at fuilosred each in quick
suooessiou, and the party did not break up for sews
cuuaiderable time.

1.11111.3) with a nail, ill. Tanner, for the &fens*,
admitted teat his aunt awl also his mtn did unbaug the
gate, aa they haLl on ftvertl ocaasions, being unable
Aiwa) s to prioure the key, but stated that Mr, 'rasher
not &wore but ',bat Vie Moor was opened. Mr.
'lssket and be men were obliged to open the sate to
frillUTl9 IL* sh,rao (tutu une field to soother. The
i,ecup.itioo road trout one Moor to the other was
tbreugh Mr. Tanner's ground..—Sir M. liteathed :
Tn.t mates usatttr worse. Not only hare

you brukeu the law, by one mit, but you admit
to I.aec dune so by selervl. Mr. Taster captained that
when be let the stock through, the notion WII4 oil tie
gate, and be thought the time had expired.— Mr. tilyn
tionsideroi there were initiating eircumatanees iu the
case, inasmuch as ti,fentant had a dock uf 490 sheep
sod tue feet was hearty exhausted.—The Bench were
of opmion that the charge was proved, aid heed bun
100. and 10. r. 61. coats.—Mr. Tuber complained eery
vtrongly against Mr. Ilaunnund's conduit in coming and
locking his gates, but was reminded by the Bench that
he was a public ottioer, and only did his duty according
to the direwieu. of the local authority.—Mr. Timber
then enquired what he unt,h do with his dock, awl tbe
Ler. eh considered'it a somewhat hard kale, requested the
luspeater to obi. du a lie,:use for their removal.

Mr. Ald.rioan llakie was electui Lord Mayor of
Lenden on lluraday.
The boiler of the locomotivs taking the mail train
(row Col k to Limerick exploded on Thuisday night,
an. allied two tint-class passengers. The driver and
stoker were badly scalded.
The Queen a:tended a cricket match on Saturday
between the Mineral and Abergeldie servants.
Tee Social Science Congress is to be held at Leeds
neat year. and at Plymou•li iulB2.
Ms. elosTaGu Bites, Q.C. of the Western Circuit,
bee been appointed ltaiordr of Bristol. fie is an
adv.m et Liberal.

rb,ooo is gained for the capture ol the New Zealand
rebri Ti Kooti.
Ins CHEDDAR STATI3II or CRISESE•MAKING.—Itigg
Berlins, (rosin I,:n4latitt, he. for some time pot been
givog leseons tu cheefe•inaking to tile tletryosaide on
Lbs estete of ri,ru Castle and balJain, South Ayrshire.
A 111.40%, usuartl Wo.r3 woo puttlitz a beer through
some puffer:tout iota men rgerio at Walsall, on Tues.
tley, alien the animal seized hint by the leg, at.tl Iseltl
on till a itoo crowbar we.got go fierce open jis jams.
TH•ng are no* neatly 4,01./J people emploted ill
Clietbain dock)ard. _ _

Thu Iduar3 of Trade return, for the past month show
a falling uff in spurts of 1:371,092, or about 2 per cunt.
Oi the lino, 44* it app Cr, t..at the arrivals Of wheat
were 3.lkA9iii eats., or about 21 per Gent. less than in
Auttst, ItIZI, h.t that there was a large bieresse in
thoae of nearly all other kinds of groin.
Tint wife of the Rev. W. Morley Pawl= died on
Frilsy in Csna.ls.
Itiofi•oD WICAVER, the Iterivalistpreacher, has with-
drawn his appeal sgmust the ilseisiou of the itaceleifielal
magistrates. at, orJered tint t, contribute towards
the, Support of too 1.1 gitimttu child of Sarah Leach, bis
dome-tic eervaLt.

BILIIIND Mac—Ticket Colleetor "This your By,
Muni Me's too big for a 'alf Thiket."—Mother (down
upou him : "Oh, is he? Well, l'raps he is now,
Mister; but lie wasn't when we started. This 'Eseur-
sion'sevi.r. so many hours be'ind time, an' he's a growin'
Lad I So now! (Exit in triumph:l—Punch.
A Russo/ay Marcit.—Mits nylon, aisterin-law of
M. I,e, M.P. for Kidertninst r. has been for a fort-
night at Llandudno wit% the Lees. She made the
mgosintaiiee of 3lr. Lloyd, a young wine and spirit
merchant, and on Friday tilt), were saucily married by
•eial licen,e, o d ran utf. irk is uffortd for informa-
tion as to the whim:about a the youlig lady, who
is said to have burn decoyed. Of course siu has a large
fortune.

THE Crown Priuceo. of Defaultl daugLter of the
King of Sweden and Norwey. and consort of Pries.
Frederic of Danmark, gave bitth to a son on Tuesday.
lltxdocti U Cirri 210.—Two officers belonging to sedi-
ments stationed at the Cope of Good Hope, have just
toturuct from an expedition of some months to the
Baal River in svarch of diamond.. They brought back
with thein diamonds of the estimated value of £ll5 000.

T an execution for murder of four coloured ni-en---at.
Ide of Wight Court-111.11K% Riehuiond, United Stabs,
on the 16th inst., when the drop fell two of the ropes
broke, leaving two rnn dangling from the scaffold, sod
the other two lying onthe ground. The executioner after
the two hanging cries died, which was not until
seventeen minutes hal slam, d, marched the other two
up sr the sostfJld, and hung them.

'THE Royal Na;sl etthool- has decided to admit five
orphan children of tie sufferers by the loss of the
c.piain to the asylum without election.
MES3RS. WARN tare publishtd as the next two
volumes of the " Chiudos Library," • work on "The
Abbeys, Castles, and Ancient Halls of England and
Wale., their I.egenify Lore and popular History,"
by
.the indefatigable compiler, Mr. John Timbs.
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Tug ohj,ctiolable fillies; praline of ',louring tea
with injurius mtuera: powder, to enable thein t„, pass
of ii,f,rior brown kyr,* as tine Los, is di,,,,proved by
the public, am chews ly the extensive sale of Ilnrni.
man's Pure Tea, imported free front all artificial
'facing': lasting stren.h and reliable quality is there.
fore guarant,ed. Sold only moored in pickets. Local
Ag..nts are ailneis-d is our co:unins. _

HOLLOWAY'S OISTIIPT AND PILLS.--Sadieo CII4IIOIII
of temperature sorely -ay all persons prone to rheu-
matism, sciatica, tic 4eloreux, and many maladies
scarcely leu painful, thumb of shorter duration. On
tho fireet attack of stiffness or suffering In any muscle,
joint, or nerve, reneur-e should Mime liat«ly be ha I to
fomenting the seat of disease with hot brineand rubbing
in this reniarkable Ointment, which will assnage the
uneasiness of the part subdue inflammation, and
redone the swelling. The Pills, simultaneously taken,
wit rectify oonstitutienal distuthatioua and renew the
strength. No remedy heretofore discovered has proved
so elle:live as the Ointaptat and Pills for removing
gouty, rheumatic, and scrofulous attacks, which suet
all.eges, and are elrnmen,y called hereditary.

E 411.4 okt DI NARY Cunt. OP CoUGH in POWFT.L.3
8.,141.1 or Atilaitito—" Ifer Itajody's Gun Boat, ' Notley,
Wick, North Eut Coast of Scotland, 7th September, latta.—
Bear Sir. —flaying had a mont dborrwing and Krum cough,
which catciod mu many aleepeati nigh to and nadir., daya„loree
:v.., =intuit by Illa Lorddep, the Earl of Widmer, I/ try
your most invaluable Bahasa of AIII4CPI, and I can atellre you,
with tho Snit dome I bind immediate relief, oven without
havtitt 1., tiuspend ley vantorduticr ; and the first email bottle
g,,,,,pietgly timed roc ; thentore I have the greatest cuitililicnim
In fully recumincuding it to the million. Moat rospattfully
youra, W. Lluwll, 11.M.5.11. • Netley.•—To Mr. Powell.
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OS ILL I BALSAM Of ANISZSD fl fos had Of a Clienil4a. In
Is...ttlu, at la. IL, sad Warehouse, 15, Mack( dam
ro Lontinl. Ask for" tomtits BAL.IAM Or Asuman.'

Ws Nortcs the int rodsction of the Comolineltestores
for Gray Hair, &aline., itf., which hax every appearance of
being nuirli sugiorlor to all uredeoexsors. It is introduced by
Mescsrs. Curley, now J. IL anti FL A. Curley and C. 0., of In
Illartholoniew Close, London, E.C., who have had throughous
Europe thu cldll2.lve contr. 4 14 the best and 111..4 noted Jurops
ration proviouoiy discuss:red and manufaeturod for similar
pins cc.. The Consaline Ite&orer contains several carefully
considered itJerovements on that article, and it bids fair to
Tomei, all prollocessors in demand as much 00 11 does in the
combination of reasonable prices, with excellence of quality. I
the hair 14 turning grey .01 (be temples and forehead, a half-
CroWil bottle will be sufficient to n.s.tore it with certainty, to the
lialllllll flaxen, yellow, I,riwn, on:ln:stout c•Ilour of flloieyuuth.
101 la) t, and a Eve shuliluig bottle still Ice sufficient for the lame
purpume, .118T1 the hair is decidedly grey. Moors. C. &Co
have altos Cutlnlino lawn, or Hair Drutolog, M. the mum micas
1.., the general us. or obi and 7 , a Varl .Illetlior article
The Comallous are sold by all the Waling Chemist. aud Per
boners everywhere. Soo achertisouseut in another column
mid, the head of Consalbme

WA' MArtc• -One a the be war maps published
is that presented thruugh the mciium of the Grocers
by the manufacturers of the Glenfield Starch, to all
purchasers of that popular article. Grocer+ may hire
them by applyina direct.
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Great difficulty is found in obtain in good tea, because
the Chinese use artifici.il powder on the kinds generally
sold, to hide inferior brown leaves, and thus enable
low tea to the passed off as best. llorniman's packet
teas possess amazing strenith, and not being covered
with hurtful colouring, wholesomeness and reliable
quality is guaranteed. For list of the local agents, see
advertisement in this paper.
CHILLI:2IOZ TO TIIIC WORLD.—The Bristol Daily
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has great power, remarkable defioition, and does not
require focussing. 'fhe cheapness of the article will
make it exceedingly popular when its merits are more
widely know°. It is called thc " Bristol Microscope.'
and is • great endit to the inventor, as much for its
extreme simplicity as its power.—The Wraterii Daily
Press say.: Toe Bristol Microscope has a magnifying
pewer of 20,0 W times, Ike., ko. —The Wetera Daily
7'clegraph nay.: The Bristol Microscope is the most
compact aid useful scientific iostrument we have ever
seen ; it possesses extraordinary power, and Is very
easily managed, Mc. The price of the ltristol Micrommpe
is only 2a. or, free by post, with prioted directions, for
28 stamo•—dddress, I. C. Swan and Co., Opticians,
16. Queen-square, Bristo' .

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