The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14 00:00:00

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SALISBITRY.—Hous Missions or rus Curiae or
E'OLLND ADDITIONAL CCII•TIN. SOCILTT.—Three ser-
mons were preached at St. Edmund's Cbureh In ill of the
above society on Sunday, sth Jam, in the morning and
afternoon by the Rev. Alfred Codd, M.A., vicar of
Besminner, Dorset ; and in the evening by the Rev. E.
Duke, tEL, who 'elected for his text no this ocemion
11. Cot a. 4. v. 7. " But we bare this treasure in
earthen vessels, that the eseellirno, of the power may
be of God and used us." Tbe rev. retie/man divided
his discourse into two parts ; in the first_part de-aibing
the truths of the inspired book the Holy Bible, lie
iscoeptaime by all men, and its eoniplete adequacy to the
wants of the sinner. and the inability of man to subvert
its simple truths, he authority as an inspired work of
God being undoebted. In the emend part the rev.
gentleman represented the minister, who preached '
the Holy Gospel as the earthen veseeb ; and I
although the instrumento ordained bz.Z.od for
expounding the sacred writinp, were as
earthen verde, frail, and to be 011W60106 Wi I God's
11■111411110*, by Ws delusive ;Atm:dime of Satan. In am-
°lesion be exhorted the congregation for help in behalf
of the Additional Curates' AM &minty, who has pecan.
claim ea this district by lie ministry, and in the es- '
tensiou of dwelt aceenamodetion, partioderly for the '
poor of the district Tim oceintrtgoi was it" "Mer°4l4
Leb"lowing So tie cloudy sad threatening state of
th
weether. The contributions received foe the three
merneee ageoented to nearly £ll
RAILWAY TRATILLING.—Tbe following remarks on
the peeesat‘oes to be Sebes in travelling by rail ia •
hyOmic point of view, and which we borrow from Dr.
Sadie Deadens's new "Guido 1116dies1 et Hyriloiollit
du Voyageur," may be useful to lb. tourist. Tim rest
danger to be avoided is, according to the Luther, entehing
*old by rushing out heeds's', to the railway carriage.
ma most people do, the reemout the donne opened, in
order to get a rood glees The traveller pits in panting
far amegh, end exposed to draughts m sides, which
Is smiremely berths' to the coestitutioe. The entered
air inhaled in the tooraing, in the open country, sad
while the traveller is Wu whirled Moog at greet speed,
Ii too keen for • lambi ; it is therefore advis-
able to take some slight nrfreebrnent before hand. A
bioassay to sloop daring the Journey should not he
akeguregid, since it will diminish Use fathom which
per present rapid mode of locomotion ea tails. noes
who ammo* sloop in • railway carriage should avoid long
naffed, sad eipsainily not travel by nralislisceis in
very warns weather, oa.or at tia• should be
let down, to avoid iej draughts. As to
be advise ladies to follow the example of moire liZt
own sax, who, 742 asked by • isobar whether the
imes of the pri
" I do not know. sir (*cyst:* one his yet rislereablir
So smoke in my pmeinis.' The &this wors is travel-
ling should be eallielesaly warm 10 Prerillt MY bid
WWII twos tbe wide, Amapa al iesperalin to lAA

travellers ere exposed. Nothing is more hurtful than
rushing imm the carriage to the refre•hment r•oin the
moment the train stops, it. order to gobble up as fast as
possible any quantity of fowl, no niatt,r obat, so as to
be in tiine again for the start; it la infinitely more ad-
visable to select something very light, such as • Wein of
broth or a sand wieb,that eau be taken quietly and wis hoot
any hurry. otherwise the dim stive functions might be
seriously disturbed, especially by the mechanical action
of the train in motion, on the o,,,,wwwh ittiwt with ill.
souticated food. Dr. Decaisne does not subscribe to
the opinion of certain Engliih physicians, who have
drawn &lamentable picture of the various Atomises which
may be contracted during railyay travelling; on the
contrary. he considers this mode of iocorootion as ex-
orcising a favourable Maumee on the public health, the
only real dangers to be gnarled agiinst being colds from
exposure to draughts, and indigestion by hasty and im•
moderate iambi.

Roaouoit Prrry Scastoms, Monday.—Present:
—J. Homey, Eel., chairman, F. Attwoml, J. C.
Wheeler, and T. W. Gilbert, Kelm —The only
business transanted at this Court to.day was the
payment of costs by one William Stevens, for an
assault. The can was permitted to be settled out of
Coot t.

Covert Perry Stemoita.—Tueeday, June 7.
Before T. E. Fowle, FAR., K Hinxman, Esq.,
W. E. /datchana, FAR., W. Pinckney, Esq., and .J.
Hooey, Esq.
BeOuDslßL—Heary Thomas Bateman and
FCelita Broadbere were summoned, at the instance of
• Mr. Fawcett, for damaging grass belonging to
that gentleman. The prosecution arose out of a
case heard last week, when a man named Thomas
George was fined for committing an assault on Bate-
man, one of the complainant& In this case the
defendants in going to bathe went over Mr.
Feweett's mowing grass, and the witness George
swore that they did damage to the amount of 6.1.
or thereabouts, and that he had previously
cautioned them against trespassing on the land.
Both defendants said they were not aware they
were trespassing, having frequently seen other
parties going in the same direction to batbe.—The
witness George persisted that he called out tothem,
that they had- no right there, and that be had strict
orders from his muter to prevent any person
making the field • thoroughfare. —Mr. Fowls said,
considering all the circumstanoes, the Rench were
inclined to take • lenient view of the case.—The
defendahta were sentenced to pay • fine of 6.1. each.
the damage, and costs, or be imprisoned for 7
days—Although the fine was nominal, the &fen.
dents bad to pay LI 2a between them.
MlLlORD.—lienry Coombe and Samuel Room,
two idle-looking fellows, were brought up on remand,
charged with stealing a smock frock, an apron, a
pear of leggings, and two pours of gloves, the
property of Alfred Lucas, at Milford. It appears
the prosecutor is gardener to • Mrs. Fowler, and on
the day in question left the articles in a tool house
on the premises. He afterwards missed the articles,
and it was shown that the prisoners sold the smock-
frock and the glovea The chairman asked
the prisoners if they elected to be tried by the
Bench. They pleaded guilty, and were then further
charged with stealing two who, shirts, And a white
pocket handkerchief, the property of Ann Mitchell,
of Fitton. The prisoners were traced to • public.
house, and apprehended in Salisbury by Serpiant
McGough, of the city force, who found the property
in their possamaion.--The prisoners pleaded guilty
to tine charge also. —The Chairman, in sentencing
the prisoners, observed that although nothing seemed
to be known of them here, it appeared they went
about the country plundering, and living by the
produce of their plunder. They were each sentenced
for the first offence to undergo two, and for the
latter four, months' imprisonment with hard labour,
the last sentence to commence at the expiration of
the first. There was no other business of public
interest transected.

BALIRIWIT PUNT Bt.—Darine the month 0/
May 619 depositors attended, £2B 9,9 d. .0 deposited,
and E 23 7a. 10d. withdrawn. Balance at the bank,
E 4152 17a 61. Managers for Jane, Mr. E. Suiford and
Mr. 0. Wulkei

MARLBOROUGH.—In the list of honours boned on
Thursday, Jun. 2,at Oxford, by the Classiml Hoderstors,
the name of C. H. Butterworth appears in elms 1., and
those of F. Bennett, C. &rimy and a Voules, in elass
These gentlemen were formerly students at Marl-
borough College.

TROWBRIDGE.—At the petty sessions held on Wed-
nesday, June 1, Thomas Angell. • discharged soldier,
who hoe been twice *melded of felony. was found guilty
of stealing nine ;lairs of inen's worsted stockings, the
property of Mr. John Tracey, busier and draper, of the
Church•walk, and was committed to take his trial it
the ensuing Warminster quarter seuions.—ltebecoa
Huish. • married woman, was bound in her hushand's
recognisanees of flO to keep the peace for six months
for annulling George Helps; and E.imund Bricker, was
booed in a surety of £llO to keep the pew* towards his
father. Mr. James Bricker, farmer, of Hdperton.

DEVIZES. 0 &gout— —A plan has been
de•iitud by which increased accommodation will be
afforded to the pupils of this school. Not only .ill.
large and well ventilated new school-room be provided,
but a considerable addition to the dormitoriea, and a
covered playground added for the use of the boys in
wet weather.
Extuntxstrr. —At the borough petty sessions on
Wednesday. before the Mayor, the ea-Mayor, Mr. G.
Waylen and Mr. Heard, Henry George Freeman, lately
in the employ of Mr. U. T. Sainsbury. as clerk at the
Devisee while-weighing-engin*, was fully convicted on
several charges of reaming money the property of his
employer, without accounting for the game, and was
fully committed to take his trial at the ensuing borough
quarter POSSIOUS.

WARMINSTER. The balance-sheet of the
Volunteer Corps, made up to the let April, has just
been issued. The Intel receipt. for the past year
amount to £193 14s. Id. ; and the expenses to only
£lOB 151. 51, leaving a balance in hand of
£B4 IS.. Bd.

CHURCH EXTECATOS.—WO are gratified to learn
that the subscriptions towards building the new
church (St. John the Evangelist) are sufficient to
warrant the committee at once proceeding with the
work. The contract has been taken by Mr. William
Strong, of Warminster, for £1,935.
ST. Geonom's COALLICNOI VAST..—The annual
competition of the members of the lit Wilts
Battalion to select representatives to contend for the
above at Wimbledon, took place on Thursday, the
2nd inst., when the following were the successful
candidates :—Coleur.serireant Wilton and Sergeant
Butler, who both made 27 points.

AIIIII4BURY..—Last week • cricket match was
played between the Amirdsory and L•veratock elevens,
which resulted in favour of the former by 54 runs.
Tbe following is the score

A MIUIDUZT.

Ist Innings. 2nd Innings.
F. W. Thoyta. Esq., b Tryborn • run out - • 15
& Smith, b Tryborn - • • • 1 b Hobbs • -22
Armstard, b Hobbs e Watts - •
Fanning. Esq., b Tryhorn • - b Tryborn. • 16
Nettin, b Hobbs - • 2
8 Hays., not out - 3
Thornton, b Hobbs - • • • • b Hobbs - • 6
W. limbo, Esq., b Hobbs • - - run out • - 5
W. Eyrie, o Tryhoru - b Tryborn 0
& 0141 us, Esq., it. Tryhorn • • b Hobbs • • 17
H. Towles.. b Hobbs not out - • 7
b 4,1 b I b2.lbl,w 4 7