The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-02 00:00:00

,wt.; tea, 3e. 2d. per lb. ;
I.d. per lb. ; uattue.tl, 14s. per cwt. Mr.
.:1:o sent in a t,:nder. treacle, 17s. ; sugar,

Gould, of Glastonbury, the Chief Constable. !Sir.
Gould having werrulett the liot4i.r of the niiltra•
tes to act In this ease, worilil not grant Mr. Lang

BOARD OF HEALTH.—The first meeting of the worthy a bearing of the same. but quickly disinsseval
board as newly constituted, was held on fiee-diy • Forbes from his office. Our correspondent asks is
night, present-Messrs. Thorne, Fear, Elinor. Avery, this Justice to a Wan whs. Isreeglit with him a elm.
liergmen, l'ucklington, Ruegg. Calder. Diii;;lssy, 11. iacter of between seven and eight years' service in
C"ata• and Welsfuni. Three of the newly elected the force, and who has earned an unblemished elm-
members, Messrs. Ensor, Ruegg, ansi Weliford rector tier.. in Crewkerne fur the past thirteen
qualified, and the election of a chairman for the year ths? Thu public sympathy is aroused on Lis
was then proceeded witb. The Clerk read a letter behalf.
from Mr. W. Freaks. the late chairman, statiug ISLE BREWER& -We understand that 1)r. Wolff
that he could not continue to give so much time as lea presented the nuclear of a library far the is of
be had done to the business of the lisard, and if he those Greek and Armenia:a youths who may arrive
'heels' be proposed for re-election he mast decline. in this conutry fee the purpoeu of study in the
Mr. liuegg urged that as the Board was equivalent Hostels about to be established at Cambridge.
to a Town Council, with whom the practice was to LANnronT.-11.0 ',active that Watsen Bagehol,
elect Mayors by rotation, the same principle should Esq., of the linu et E. and W. Bags-hot and Co., of
be adnistal here. Mr. Thera° proposed Mr. Fear this town, is on the Directorate of "The Bristol and
as chairman., Mr. Thorne also was named. Mr. West of England Railway Wag,gsin l'oinpany.
Ruegg said if they proceeded on the priociple he ad. lainited," and that another laingport gentleman, G.
vocatesl, Mr. Enver, as the oldest member. would B. Murley, Eq., is the appointed solicitor to that
be first on the rota, and if they came to individual company.
nominations he vvould propose him. After a The lecture on Central Africa, illustrated by a
long conversation, Mr. S. ()Higley =id to cut the moving palinraina of Dr. Eivingstune's travels,
matter short, he would propose Mr. Enser ; Mr. rendered at the Townliall, on Sienslay, failed in
Ituegg seconsled -carried unanimously, and Mr. I giving that satisfaction which was desired. The
Ensor took possession of the chair as chairman for attendance %WI lest large, several of the "unlucky
the year. On the Appointment of 'ttees. Mr. few" pronounced the affair to la. '• a decided sell."
Avery proposal that there should he an entire W cues. -Muse-vim Nee.... -The I tev. Edgar
Instead of 3lciairs. Thorne. Fear, and iluegg for Heatable, M.A., subelean of Wells Cathedral, has
tinanee, he prop seal Mr. Din4lue. Mr. Avery, and resigned his asoiesintitient as evening lecturer at St.
Mr. Welsforsl. Mr. Rategg declared this Beard would Cutiden Is Cherub, Which I:e has rield for several
commit a fatal err-sr if they relinquished the years past. His suceesser is the Rev. R. E. Wallis,
financial services of Mr. Thorne. He suggested that minor cnssi, of Wells Cathedral, muil senior curate
the same principle which governed the composition of St. Cuthbert's.
of the boanl, ansl provided for an infusion of • third Diocese or BATH AND Welaa.-The Right Hon.
portion of new blood, should be sdaerved. Mr. anti Right Rey. Berea Aukland and Lord !bebop of
fhorne proposed himself, Mr. ltuegg. and Mr. the diocese, has instituted the Rev. W. D. Funicaux,
Avery. The point of difference was pushed, and led incumbent. of Walton, Warwickshire, to the rectory
to a rather warm discussissii, which resulted in the of Berkley, :issaieret, value £4lO, with residence,
selectien of slr. Thorne's list. This. other committees I Va.:ant. Isy the death of the Rev. 11. T. Whaler,
were then constituted as follows:- Eight-Masers. appointed 1,34. - l'atron, Sir Chas-les Slordaunt,
Calder, Welsfersl, and Dingley. Water -Messrs. Bart., Walton House, Stratford-on-Avon.
Bergman, Ffesoke. and Coate. View -Messrs. Fear, SUDDEN DEATlL—Another instance of the uncer-
Pucklingten. and Coate. Engines--Messrs. Slel- tainty of human life occurred in this city on Satur-
moth, Hooks, Ruegg. Bergman, and Ensor. .C 3 day week. The deceased, Mr. Thomas Jesse, a
were voted fur the removal sit a i,i,suaisce arising gardener, in the emphsy of W. S. Hopkiessm, ,
from defective drainage in Cold Harbour, and the complained over night of being unwell, and after
meeting concluded. partaking of sane gruel retired early to rest. Soon '
Tux 9TH LANCEWL—This fine body of men have after his wife follsswe-d, UPI she requested, if he felt
been billetted in this town on successive days, in any worse to call her. During the night she was
their route from Exeter to Aldershot. On Monday alarmed at her linshaud's difficulty of breathing, and
week the band and head quarters arrival, giving on going to Isms lie pointed to his mouth, but was
the Sherbornians a second taste of their quality. unable te speak. Medical attendance was promptly
This band, it will be remembered, played here on obtained, but after the lapse of a few hours, during
the occasion of the Volunteer/fie. On Sunday one which he suffered intense agonies, death terminated
of the men named John Conner went in a state of his sufferings. The cause of sleuth proceeded from
intoxication to a corporal and gave himself up as a a lock-jaw, which is supposed to have originated
deserter from the 22nd Foot. fie was put in the from a bruise uf the thumb and lingers of one of the
Inck-np of the police station, arid on Monday hands, which deceased sustained whilst removing
marched off band-bolted, having in that plight to some furniture, but took no notice of it beyond
proceed on foot all the way to Aldershot. When bandaging to stop the bleeding.
he got sober he denied his self-inside charge. and Bniane. -On Friday morning week William
said lie must have been a fool to say such a thing. Yurk, smith, was brought up in enatedy of Sergeant
Another private, named Charles Pratt, was also lissug, charged with bigamy. Tim sergeant dc
lucked up on Sunday for insolence to an officer posed arresting the prisoner ssn a warrant issued by
As • punishment he had to walk by the side of his Captain Giles, charging Lim with marrying Mary
horse to Shaftesbury. On Monday night a second Dreslge. of Wells (ri cousin), his former wife being
man, William Palmer' was locked up for inselesice still alive. After tieing arrested the prisoner
to a sergeant, and he also bad a walk In the wet to admitted to the officer that his first wife was still
cool his temper. alive, and that he was guilty of the charge The
Poebs.-4'rickef.- The Junior ?own Club •. T. sergeant pneluced a certificate of the first marriage,
Eltoen. - The above match came off on and asked fur a remand for a week, which was
Monday, the 24th ultimo, resulting in favour of granted. The following appears on the certificate:
the former in one innings (although established but -"All Saints Church, parish of Fulham, Middle-
two months) with 47 runs te spare. Much credit is sea, 20t1s Aug., 1834. -William York, 33. smith, of
slue to Mr. Bromwich for his skill at batting, Mr. Fulham. to Harriet Ann Lawrence, 30, stay maker,
Clark and ethers at bowling, together with some of Fulham. Elwin Batty, Curate." The wend
good tickling sin behalf of the club. The fellowing marriage took place at St. Cuthbert's church in May
is the score :- last. It :vispeared that prisoner represented himself
T. CLARK'S ELEVEN. Co Mary Dredge as being a widower, and believing
Find imam:, Second inning". du; statement she consented to his proemial. After
T. Clark. r Key, is Bromwich .. 71, Shepherd ..... 6 uiarriage Yerk get from her and her parents sums ssf
White% oori, b Bromwich 0 not sit
money, ansl left. professedly, in search s.f werk.
Stone, b Shepherd 0 c Bromwich, b Shop- 4
herd
Penney. el, Shepherd 0 b Raker
Bu•h. is Shepherd .
Lotuen, is Shepherd
I York (I.es. 2) wrote to that gentleman, when she
not out
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- .. ... - .... .
lhodi, I. Itr.nwich
11. (lark, b Shelher.l
Triblsel. c Bromwich, lo Shepherd 0 c Bromw.ch, b Baker 0
Franild,m, c Key, lo Shepherd .. 0 c Br ..... wich, b Baker 0
11 ides 4, byes 2 .... .. .... 6 Widow

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received a reply stating that prisoner hada wife and
,me child living at Wandea.rtii. On the 15th inst.
No. 2 received the following letter from York : -
"My Dear I send These Few Laines to you hoping
to Find you well as it Leaves me at present But
have been eerie ill Sin* i coin a way and i have not
dun a weak of work Not it traveling (non 1 Pleace
to to another All the time IMt well llobt .4 Thing
an Broak Open my Box and Stolen a Suit of Clothes
and But.. and 2 New Shirts i Send a letter the first
weak to high Street for .lanies Dredge i under
Stand that you have Send 3 Letters to Fred Dawson
but he wod do me All the harm that he Could do
now because i Left him at whit Son tide i hope you
ill Not Send to Lim aney more you Send to Wil-
liam York Larrat Lean at the Spotid Dog i think of
workin Round that way Be for Long if i Can Not
Let in a Constant Jon you Send as Soon as you Can
So Lion! By My Dear and to you all at ProsLut i
will tel you more flex time."

Total .
TIIE JUNIOR. TOWN CLuB.
First innings.
R. Johns, b (lark
J. 8r0m.% lel.. I. Clark
J Shepherd, b Clark
G. J. Baker, run out
K. Carey, b Clark
T. Itargery. I Claxk
T. K.. II Pe
11110'
T. 0 lIHAMM. nt..ut
J. Kr). b Petincy
W. Billies. MU out
J. Potter, run out
Wide,. 2, byes 2, no balls I
Total