The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10 00:00:00

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The Mut x Churchwardens.
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Jolla Steerens aid.
Jolla Lovelsoe

WINSHA Y. -CA archtsardem and a Great Print-The
foltowl.g " presentment" waa made at the Visitation
of the Dean and Chapter of Wells in 1692, in *lsiah •
" Great Prost" is notieed.
The Presentassatof ffeedantin florae, churchwarden,
is the absence of Walter Barett, also churchwarden of
Wittsbkm, In the 0211102 Y• of Somerset; at the Viaita-
Mon far the Dean and Chapter of Welk held at Win-
sham aforesaid the fifteenth day at April!, 1602.
fewr'inia ;—I priest Matthew Paul the elder, and
William Stuckey thz, younger, churchwardens for
the Finset year 1692.
Item—l penot a eqoademble deal of work done in
repairing ha Leads of the Tower, and glazing
the Church windows; and that the muse id at
priest in indifferent inpalr.
Item—l iir'sent divers dilapldatlon. I. sad aholsthe
pariah home; which happening In or about the
time of Mt left great from, wee had tiott time nor
atooey to repair.
rt 11111 llenjamin Slinks
Mathew Paul

Willisin it-uTkey.
TAUNTON. Tn. CHURCH Or Sr. MART
MAGIDALUM —The mowed figures intended to adorn
the new tower of St. Mary Magdalene, which were
not completed on the occasion of the opening
of the tower in September last, were Placed
in their respective niche, on Tuesday. The Spree
which are the work of Mr. Bonito", the editiont
sculptor, of Worcester, ate rwl.rd as exquisite
apeament Those Dow fixed represent: on the
north side, Si. George and the Dragon, in the Oa"
armour of the perpendicular period to which the
tower belongs, and St. Michael bearing tie sword
and males ; on the south aide St, Andre*, the
Wad saint of the diocese, and St. James, with St.
Mary Miealene, (prerionaly fixed) in the centre.
lit ether figures for the south porch have been fiaed.
These represent the crucifixion of Christ and the
two thieves, St. Mary and St. James on the other
aide; and St. John for a niche within the porch.
W ESTON-SUPER-M A RE. ACCIDENT.— Be.
tween four and five o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
ass man was riding • bores lien shod) belonging to
Mr. Basra Godes, fanner. of Si. George's, Barnwell,
In the neighbourhood of /Unwell station, the animal
01181111 in costaet with a pony and cart belonging to
Mr. Wright, of Wale, when the shaft of the vehicle
mitered the borwe's near side, touching its heart, and
killing it almost immediately. So sharp was the
collision that the shafts of the cart were broken off,
and the vehicle upset
PROItt. Soicnnt—Dr. Wybrants
held in intent on Wednesday morning in the
school-roan of Chaotry ladies' College, Dear Prime,
on the body of Miss Mary Ann Bullock, aged 20, a
young lady who was engaged iu the estalolialiturnt
as English teacher, and who came to her end under
most molarscholy circumstances. The otcurrence
has naturally occasioned a painful sensation in the
district, and many unfounded rumours have bac
circulated. The evidence went tq show that the de.
reseed, who had been A ptlllll, and latterly • teacher
at Oa whool, had, during the past sir months, been
thfforing from ill-health and from lowness of spirits.
With Miss Kyherd, the principal, she ass a favour-
ite, and to that lady ahe was latterly in the habit of
deploring her wickedness, and amusing herself of
some wicked design against her ; but Miss Kyberd
reasoned with her, and treated her statesment as
delusions. About three weeks ago, however, she
asked the principal for an emetics saying that eke
bed swallowed a bottle a emanation. Sinai that
time the debeiehd arts tteated as an invalid, and
strict witch was kept over her. Miss Brutudon, a
fellow-teacher, and a friend, slept in her room, and
she was seldom allowed to be alone. On Saturday
morning Miss Brunalun saw her in the passage, gave
her • letter, and heard her Ray she was uoing to
church : but on returning from Divine service, Mum
Brunedon could not find the deceased. On searching
she saw her bonnet and shawl on the wall of a tank,
some hundred and fifty yards from the house; and in
the tank, the body of the unfortunate girl. When
Wen out lire was extinct. The deceased wee •
native of Ireland, and MN a young lady of great
talent', and it is supposed that ardeons study had
impaired her health. The jury returned a verdict
of "Suicide during temporary ineanity."