The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE,

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kind the Bench hint ever had
ay dismissed the summons a ith
nee, when he need a shone for

the purpose or =Oohing a wheel, he must removethe,
stone after the whm I had passed on, or subject hitnielt
to • penalty. —Robert Riggs, • jobb. r, residing at
Lonstleet, summoned Charles Trent, Mary Ann
Trent, Robert Sherwood the elder. and Rob, rt.
Sherwood the younger, for an assault. There were
also cross summonses of Trent and Sherwood against
Riggs. Mr. Harker appeared for Wpm, and Mr.
Drewett, of Christchurch, fI. Trent and Sheri-00.
It stuwared from Rigga's statement, tha! ?rent Mil
been in his employ, receiving a certain sum !VT week
and a cottage free I hat Treat left his service on Slant.-
day night, but still kept possession f the house.
He therefore went to the house on Monday to
ob.sin possession, hut Trent refiiiied to give up the
house, and calling in the 'Met and younger Sher.
wood Mrs. Trent's father and brother —the whole
*et upon him and knocked him shout very severely.
The evidence on the othir side pieced the matter in
a very different litht. According to their statement
Riggs come to Trent'. cottage on Monday night
with a gun in his band and demanded immediate
possession. Trent said he had had no notice, but if
he wished him to leare he would do an in 24 hours.
! Be then proceeded to take the door iiff its hinges.
She remonstrated with him and he knocked her down.
She scresined murder, and some parties outside ran
ti Sherwood's house and told him that his daughter
was crying murder. Sherwood and his ion ran to
the house, when they saw Biggs throwing the
furniture into the street. Sherwood the elder re-
monstrated with him on his mad proceedings, when
Riggs knocked him down and kicked him about the
head and shoulders. Several wi,nesses were called
on both able*, and the evidence of the partizans was
most conflicting. The Bench, after patiently inves-
tigating the C 0.., believed that Riggs was the
aggressor and that the preponderance of the evidence
was in favour of the Sherwood/ and Treats. They
11,erefore fined him 10s. and mats for assaulting
Sherwood, and LIN and costs for assaulting Mrs,
Treat, making in all al 10.. 03.
Poufs, Friday.—Before K. Lacey, John
Cure, a journejman butcher, who ha, on sit era
occasions figured before the iench for drunkenness,
was brought up, charged with being guilty of again
committing his old offence, by P.C. Chafe!. He
wit. fined 5.. and 191. 61. coats.
_ _

HARD SWIIARINO. —At the Poole County Court a
twee, Simmons v. Lime, mused some ercitement.
The plaintiff, • baker, summoned LIMO, a publican,
Fur £IS 2*. 51, on an alleged' dishonoured ball of
etchange. Mr. Howard was for the plaintiff, and
Mr. Johns for the defendant. The plaintiff's case
was that defendant employed a carpenter named
Miller in the erection of two houses at Bournemouth.
That not being able to pay him, be gave him a bill
for £l5, which, at the time it became due, was
dishonoured, defendant promising on several oaossions.
to take up the bill in few days. It sae net till a
month had elapsed after the bill became due that his
denied having given it to Miller. Several witnesses
were called in support of plaintiff's case. The
defence set up was that he never gave the bill to
Miller, that defendaet's signature to it was &torte*,
and that be knew nothing ef the existent* or flag
bill till a month. after the bill purported to have
become due had elapsed. He id tbitt he d'hi give
• hill antecedent in date to the forged bill in qua.-
lion tounable Miller t, ruse some morury tot, is
order to assist hits itiMeeting a haymentv bit lb**
Miller was enable to iidlte ilit dibeillit on it,. ami It
Wits retsmed to him again. This be produced in
Court. Miller no denied having ever men the bill
till it was produced in Court that day, and positively
denied that his signature to it was genuine. The
lodge said there was evidently both perjury ad
'forgery in the case,.. which was to 3 important to
'Nastily decide on, and he would therefore defer kis'
decision till the following Court.
1
BLANDPORD.
Ma. Evens' Skirt performed a choke selection
of music in the market•pqoare oq Thursday erettingi
end was tistmeti to With evident pleasurs by many
of the inhabitant+. .
trrltoiostirat.

Tr is understood that Dr. Soot% the .master of Belliol'
Collage, Oxfo,d, wlfhweeive the appointment of Begin'
Professor of DiefnitY in the flniVerAlly of Oxford, v.ee
Ithe Rev. Dr. Jneobmn, appointed to the Bishopric of
Chester. . .—.
Tan Soitlrren4 ittAbinii.—The tolitrilrof of thb
tioriptdee Render l' Apeoeitjon *ere on Tiloolayi the
Sth, ehtertained by Lord Mu:y at Moor•parit, Here,
to the number of 151. They wont down by the 10
o'clock train from Roston station to Ri4mansworth,
and r, turned by a special train from that plume at nine
p.m. The dinner took place at 2 o'clock, provions to
which there was a good deal of part singing in the
Arden, contiguon4 to the lion.. After...a& there
. cricket and other goatee, end pe,ties of the guests
ile I over the grounds. At half-past aeven the
eAs had tea, arid at half-pest eight they left much
Pilled flith their ehterlAinmeitit
, .
rayikkllzatil orb A Nontrlferfe.—Rro, S. H.
Bennett, curate of Roos, Hull ; Rev. C. Brookes, curate
(solo charge), of Conghain, Lynn ; Rev. W. Foster
Eilhdt, incumbent of St. John the Evangelist, East
Deleich ; Rev. F. W. Kittello.ster, Incumbent of
Edgton. Welop ; Rev. (I. H. Parker, ‘St. A offuetlee'e,
Canterbury), iacumbent of St. John., Mina, pion,
Canadit,„East ; Rovt iti Pter, cefate !if St; Miebeel,
St) tin, Dooltilistm ; Tier. Prebendary Smart, rector of
Whitteraltsm. Rent; Rev. T. C. Smith, corateolKirkby
Woodboamt Oltaptl-of•Ense, Notts; Rev. Y. Nowell,
incumbent el St. Andrea s. Lambeth, Surrey; Rev. R.
A. IWalker, clear of Lower Cluyting, Winchoornhe ;
Rey. C. B. Ward, MA,, of OrieL assistant curate of
Middleton, Manchreter ; Rey. A. Witten, °undo of
Babwotth, Nottingbamshlrelßev. r. V 9, West!), M.,tn,
orate of Batt flittton.---Naraumea.—Altierinsey V,,
itli P.ttcrn and Parley, Wilts £ 62 • Patron, Meld*
t
Salisbury. Unooln Cathodal, l' re dof Leigh*,
ward. Rolbeich T., Upeolli, I. , W4lll bailee)
on, Biehoil qf Lincoln; Pitchford. , Rohm, ERA
LOA- • Patron, Heirs of the Earl of lieellnesE
Witte's, R., Salop, rlelit, "Fiat boa..; Patrols,
' Chancellor.

1111611101 AND Tref Osumi:mt.—The Daily New,
outeriv• that, for the miri of unity and poserl,
the
I prescribing the
ts odiesl tending ' 0
assign Creed , inight rephiedf in 4 ftil !`ll
least Snrtieb lift to diellentich o the InittiA, r.
the pill., of the Berld Service awl the Order for
Visitation of theshiolt to whieh Mr. Chlistopherson ,
II co-religionists oisl.wt are not camel expressions :
epresent profound exelo.dre theories of the nature •
ttributes of the Cherub, which ere held faziih
thousands :
ath by ousands of and etiost!icet. ,
Omen.
”ltsi tisdoh balisilgea tot hke Inter to .
'rllYer Book the doctrines which they express
hare been .tssight awl held as the 'tenets of.
of Cherehrteti, the Cherub itself luring silent as.,
1 alai's,. made eft
itabibilf.L buy° sttirn Ow* i
nt -Dot rrow,woutt ha to thrtmeraorry deny , 1
ea ite Lia in vain; Oei lt6i. t •tbs.tfiitaetrag 1
ai.44ases, 0 to4mtietti. o f tirorth i thilly . ,
li
' a itirilsitlit hitt-W..li oPotleite'lliM if/eoortathab
sUlkdatals, Audit no *tinily 'difrerart doctrinal
ion& Every reaglans body muse set on it, own
M. and do geed init. own way. Yfreallt entering
ere• jorfiversithe -various Chriatian bodice of this
will need sli ft— -- ' whiph they eta '
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'wr Ittutigti
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r .iit 4nwçu tp Matter a tilu.
Von. th 6 44 44 to oath
ilpi- • • UAW° Tra•Totnit CVgnOt.—
.n'
ia ion lea reoentlr bear %Atm!' fa' thle,ln
ii title of the ," Lisoola Chetiroh Aletieration for
mentealOri-of Poor Lletem"
a 40.1
urging the right qthy 1360 hiltr
oralithortinellif &nit tot tbethteetie o the,
from the lame fonds whieh heeVii4uoule'
imago( the Caavernora of Atireen A one'el Bon,
rot the aseeeititioa homotodeitvottredlo`pr
hat inetanoe, ily *IMO*, *ft 1111%*
* the luil.t froth he '• tOor
thi torn of et Oetition to Her 51;je,
; we ate itoloimed, fleetly 7V
ar whine ineconee flume from
ohtaieed, therietitot lielf •
Talkie thitti Lino *'year
• the enhJect. "n-
-iistinr of

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oomp3l

Ann.
Chn—rsili-gy tili.s--ep -
tog the Yalu% of poor livings. Only a dodiptratively
entail Otti-Mot of the large inoome of the Governor' his
iti,
for many yeave part been derottdlo this ob ect.. The
case put forward—and, as far se we tan] . made 1
out -by the " Lincoln Churcb Astriatioii 4 the 1
anginestation of Pour iiihlthr le iti an'in ustine is
done tb thit liteklinhenis of those livings which itsuel
most 11l Iltied ot amiutance, being wretcnedly small in
value, and with ,It poi* population, by the condition
whieh requites that every grant from tho jand‘bb4ll
I be net by a bonetaethin of oerreaponding amount,
erclosive of the 4600,000 which the got ernors
lent the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for the
endowment of *he Peel parishei - a robbery of
tte poor clergy which was saoctioned by Act of
Parliament—therrovernors have been so " embarrassed
by their riches," tbM they wire obliged in one year
alone to fund epwerds at reckon Again—and this is
another aocusetion preferred sgsFnat them .kr tits
Aaeociation—they have tensed the trusty into a sort al
loan fund for the ereetion of "redelenoe houses"—
term, it Is pithily remarked, "not limited to
pm•soarige house., t till I-61 47 parsonage houses. for poor
livings." One incumbent, a signatory of the petition,
'Peaks rather serer i:m this point.
." l_never mild
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un4erstand,7 he " kaii; ...why- pii;eag—acni-ji
be but t 'MO raKtok howl paiblic fenda, and the glebe
honsea of the clergy, especially of poor benefices in
public ratronsge, built, enlarged, and repaired by the
clergyman himself." "The Bounty," the circular
isaned by the .a.sociation says, "does not belongto the
public. It does not belong to the Church, like the
funds adminiatered by the Ecclesiastical Commissionere,
which are applicsble to all Churl& purposes. Nor does
it belong to the clergy as a body : it belongs solely to the
poor clergy. It was given to them for the express
purpo e of raising the value of their 'mean' beneficed.
and for that purpose only ought it to be expended ;
and we, in the name of this r clergy, aak that it
shall be an expended." aft about 700 livings
under L'2oo per annum with varying
NOvarying from
2,000 to under MOO, and of , tbere are about ,
the incomes of whisk aiii SIM alum-- "WI
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BCCLISIAIaICAL COMMISSION.
The LoWI,IOII. Gentil. of Tomslay ealining emtalr. a
*ha I.rge.t series .f grants (00) In "urnotalon .1
poor liit,gs that have yet teen made at ore t'me, aa
to low, :
IN THE DIOCISE or LOrl 01...1016041401/OEL, Bi.
Petrr, annual *rant, £6O ; B td Ink-green, DR nionni
Zenti "11'4 ; Clerltenwe'l, St. John, etbr;
Felham, St. John, £145 ; Notion, Holy Trinity,
£120; 041 Ford, St • Stephen, ¢74;
S. . £300; Si. Mary!thosie, St. Matthew,
£lB2 ; Walerora, Jl4lll, 152 ; WhitenhaPel, 'l3t. ,
fade, £B9. Total, £1,365 yearly. '
It THE Dr. ,c! Elt it 51allatlnY98.—Ashton•under•
•Lvne, Christ 'birch, £l4O • Bedford Leigh, St. Thomas,
Cl6£l: Bla•khorn. St. Michael, £132 ; ClisOderton, St
Joh o, ; lad ieh, Christchurch, £llO ; Flaalineden,
£l4 ; Heywood, St. Jamey, 119; Hurst, St. John.
£121); Moaley, St. George. £127; Oldham, St. P. ter,
£143; Paddin,:tor, £66; BowteastalL, £69; Itoyton,':
St. Paul, 1.133. T. tel. £1,426 yearly.
IN THE 1) MOINE op Eiron.—Hanisler, St. Mark,
£9B; Bl.hon ornton, £209 ; Holbeuk, St. Ilaraalay,
£143; Hat far. St. Alia, £134; Ileckmondwite, MO:"
tleptonatall, St. Throne., E. 129; Holheek, St. Matthew,
£l6 ; Illlngworth, £113; Lewd', tohnreh, Elfi 1 ;
St. Saviour, £257; New Wortley, £133 ;
£107; Pateley•bridge, £149; Minuted, st. Jude, 110..
Total, £1,909 yearly.
Is rut °locus or YOSK.—F,I..Ion, St. Jude,
£140; Ellangleton, £5; Fends*, £91•• Farlington-eutn•
Marton, £42; Holliseroft, St. Lake. £148; Mae
-
borough, St. John, £9l'o; Middlesborough, ;
Monk Bretton), £116; Moorhead*, St. Jude, £92;
Royaton, £163; Sh. Meld, St. Peal, E 81.; Thirek,
£148; Thornahy, £163. Total, £1,542 yearly.
Is re! DIOCESE IV LICHIEELD. —R Ip.r, £2l;
Burton-a... Trent. £37; Buratent, St. Paul, £104;
I lerby, St. John, £81; L'cltheld, Chrf.telmroh,
012; Lichfield, St. ete,l, £6O; Lichfield, St
Michael, £4l; Northwood, £129; Wall St. John,
£5O; Warlord, with Hint,. £3O; West Brom!
win', Ett. Peter, £149; Willenhall, St. Stephen.
Elll ; Wolverhampton, St. G. orge, £7l ; Wolvet,
hampton, St 191..tthear, £ll3. Total, £1,045 yearly.
lie THE DIOCESZ IT DORM AN. GatemlieDd
Cuthbert, £250 ; Gateahewl, 13t, Edmund. £230;
Hartlepool, St. Nilla, £163; Horton, £146; New.
bottle, St. Matthew. £120; Shieldfield. Christchurch,
I £184; £126. Total, £1.413 yearly.
IS THE PIOCINES op iliDionterts, LL,tsnArr,
BATH AND WILLS, CARLDILE„ CHEWER, ktocusarss,
°Locum's*, BUTEN, LINCOLN, PITICIDODOUCEL AND
• WoNONETER. —A hersjohoo, £160; Sirket.h. ad, Holy
Phinity, 1,1111 ; Brent Pelltem. £4O: Bristol. BC blssl.
CUM ; Briatol„ the tinny, ono ; Canton. St. JAW,
£158; Carli•le St. Mary, £160; Codle Hall, £113;
Chatham, St. Paul, 174; Coxley, £); Devespork
St. Jame.. ono; Dudley, St. James, £B2; Dudley, St.:
John, £lO5 ; Ea.t Horrington, £®; Easton, St. Paul,
£l3l ; Exeter, St, Bidwell, 03; Glyntaff, £233;
Lambeth, Holy Trinity, £149; Netball', Ft. Clement,
£1.92; Northern; to., St. Edmund, £13!: Nottingham,
St. Anne £200; Pillgwenlly, £l6O . • P,.rtsea, St. John,
£lB7 ; Prid.ly, p 232; Mhymney, £ 43; South Moak-
h. in, £69; Southwark, St. Paal, £72; Sutton-on-I'4n,
£l3l • Wigton, £64. Total, £3,991 yearly.
IfloCaft: are shin annexations of a rent charge of
£122 14s. 3,1. to Belob-y-Ciban, in the dioreas of St.
Aaaph ; and of 2.. 3r. 100. to Gravoot, In the diocese
'1 Bath and Walla ; and of 2.. 2r. 19p. to Iwade, in the
'linens of Canterbury;• and of • hon-e and preniiies to
fici.tett, In the diocese./ Ripon.
The total may, therefore be taken at allentstll3,ooo
a-year. In a few Inatances thegrants ere mg& d. with
conditions*. Sotto" employment of eureka, 'ke.

II wrek

IAY, A'

amounted to 13843 ; on the Great Eastern to £239; on
the Greet Northern to £3,226; OD the Great Southern
and Western tc £1,502; on the Lanceshire and
Yorkshire to £1,022; on the LOWIOII end NOt th-
We, tern to £4,229; on the London and Brighton to
£913; on the Mancheeter, Sheffield, a- d Lice ,In•
shire to £1.363 ; on the Midland to £10129; on the
North British to .r 1,514 rem the North-a-astern t,
£447; end on the Senthigmtrnotto t1153-:ttotal,
RUMS. But from this win.t be deducterllll7, the do.
yew on the Great Western, mei an nriithe'Londun
sod South-Went in. leming the .fnereser, ati
£14,330. The goods and mineral frame on those lines
amounted to £286,661, end for the unto sponding week
of 1884 to £778,333, showing en increase of £8,331
The reeeipht for patnenters, parcel+, kc., .mounted, to
£347,812, mmlll4 1:339,813, showing in increase
£7,393. 'The !milk mei plaon CO other lines smounte t,
ere 3,483 miles to £131.809, end foe the ettrreeponaing
avek 'ef' Isstieltr,:on 3,381 miles, to 1:124,059, showing
en increase of 102 miles and of £7,750 in the receipts
The total reeelpts of the past week chow an immense of
£12,503 as compared with those of the preen:tiling week,
ending the 29th of Jule.

The ehare-market was again inanimate, and the
variations from previnne closing prices were generally
downwards, ini..cellaneons 'hare. only stowing a degree
of Arranges. In EngHA railway& eolith Devon deelined
2, Chatham (Itetropoltan estension) 14, North-lkatern
(Leeda) 1, ,Great Northern, Blackwell, Metropolitan,
end Sonth.Feetern reel', and Midland • further If.
In colonial, Bombay and, Central India and Great
Southern of India recede! A each, and Buffalo Doi Lake
Heron A. In foreign, Northern of France declined A.
and West Flanders A. In American, Erie shares (paid
op) recovered 4. and Mined, Central shares declined 4,
and United State, (5.20) a further 4. In mine. there
w. ro no alterations. Of the banks, London and
Westminster elan/ improved 1, and Conomercial of
India declined 2. Sonth•Westarn and Venezuela 1 eash,
Mexico, South African, and Merchant Bank, A Nigh,
and Bank of London further 24. In miscellaneous,
Dieconnt Corporation ionreoved 1. Cid.Ht Ferrier I, and
African Merehanta and Treat of Awakened& I cash ;
City Offices declined ; Atlantic and Great Weeteri
dosed at ftbi to 84, Overend, Gamey, and Co. were
a further A better, at 711 to 3 pm. ; and Belfast lad
Bangor were tinnily crn ,ted If to lf pm.
The colonial produce.markets lad week have not
shown any symptom of improveMent, trananctione being
of moderate extent and entirelf gestricted to the oar.
rent rig niretnents of the buyeie...4oager hoe been gimlet,
peke. being
.rather easier, tlficArtgrase in stocks here
and the weenies of large crogradcflwel root in Europe
entiraly,,kreitintrag the recurreaqarif nwelation. Ries
remains Ann, owing to the ungettki weather for the
harvest operation, Goad qualities .of soft grata are
skros. The teeknittot, by minks contract, remains
lenitive. A partial knob, has prevailed fee the Inaer
Titillate of blankish deaf Cooties. Greens intiMble to
Anterioa maintain their /ate rake. Public salos of China
Uttar* announced for this week.. The ample supplies
of coffee brought forward have principally gone off it •
farther small deal no in pyjama, ellopting for good, Ter
fine torts, .whieb are steredy. At the Dutch Trading
Company& mkt ink Wednesday Alale Java went, ratter
below valeationi7Wl,ile gravel dinerrintions were sold at
fall quotations.'" 'Rata in in 'fair demand, ,arat the po-
rernment rdriire"iti,SPO' dairies. Bv*..clilklietre
remains dull. The titter qualitlem of .t.W484 cocoon
are again higher.

The emu markets Wiest. s farther admmeirlit sew
or two Shilling& ws4 1$ is tbe msosrisists sitleitinset
to the Wind Vint woes the dissent establishnienti
to sat with, reserve, sod makes the wppliestkiniM the
hank more numerous.

The importations this !kW-year have twee jelde of
barleyand oats, moderate of Indianoom, a rather
smell of beans and peen Althsigh-the yield of wheat
In America is described tio'bilialieskrable, there is not
much steeped, !edging &if& fiefkarleikee of the first
half of the present year; OA she4ifl be able, with the
present cost of labour, .44A outisetpunat upon
the late war and the prisia4n sOckustielks tsp.t*
with the principal producing countries of Europe,
That the latter, on the other band, will be reedy to
make us !till consignments on any "light advents*
prices such es has Just occurred teems evidesn front the
feet that even at the low rates prevalent daring June
ear rectipte of wheat from tereiga ports amounted to
2,01.3,646 cwt., against only 1,161 Ik the conampond.
ing mouth of la t year—an isiorv•-e of nearly le per
cent., Rossi* and Germany having been the chief
gourds of upply.