The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

BRIDPO RT.

No ease of "cattle disease" has been heard of as yet
in West Dorset% The harvest is nearly completed.
Quit Artalderyt corp. took two prizes at Maiden
Caetle on Tuesday; the rifles, unfortunately, were
"under a cloud."

Tin Timm Marroo of the Pymore Archery
Clnb was held on Thursday, A large number of the
members and their friends assembled: The weather
was Goa and the shooting very good, and• very en,
joyable day was spent.

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thrzumovr FROM A SKIP. —Oa Saturday, Job
Gale WWI brought up before tbe Mayor (B. E.
lionusell, Esq.), and F. Good, Esq., under a war-
rant, charged with leaving his service on board a
ship at Bridport Harbour, belonging to Mr. Simeon
Stembridge,..coal merchant, and was sentenced to a
hard labour.

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THEFT FROM A. FIELD—On Tuesday, a lad living
In Sonth.etreet, tamed William Case, was summoned
before J. Barnioott, J. P. Stephens, and J. Williams,
&qrs., for stealing a quantity of carrots, which
were growing in a field on the Pymore•roul.
Prosecutor not wishing to press the charge, defen-
dant was dismissed on paying the costa-sa.

SHIPPING. A,revois • August 31, Surprise, Gale,
timber, London; September, 4, Providence, Way, coal.,
Newcastle. Sailings : September 1, fdivie Leoasclie,
Pitcher, ballast, Newcastle; 2, Britannia, Ellis, ballast,
Cardiff; 3, British Lass, Grinder, ballast, Lyme; 4,
Surprise, Gale, Wiest, Lyme; 5, Hermann, Timmer-
mane, ballast, Riga; Why Not, Clark, ballast, Sunder-
land; Brants, Holmes. ballast, Lyme.
MEMORIAL WINDOW. A window in the smith
transept of the perish (March ham just been filled with
painted glass, in memory of the late Mr. Brown.
This has been done at the cast of the late gentleman's
children. The subject of the desigh is the three
women going to the sepulchre of our Lord; the
angel said, "He is not here, but is risen." There is
an inscription of this sennenoe—" There remaineth a
rest for the people of God." The window was
furnished by Mr. tell, of Bristol.

ACMDMIT.—On Friday morning, a youth, named
Dyer, employed at Mr. Frost's, West-street, was
engaged about the steam machinery, when his band was
caught by the cog-wheels, and the tip of his middle
anger on the right hand *as Crushed off. The injured
part was dreaded at Dr. Hay's, and the youth will
doubtless soon be well again, but minus part of a
finger. This is the second accident of the kind that hag
occurred there recently, and is believed to be mainly
attributable to the employment of boys about work
which men only °tight to do.
TEMPERANCR —A Band of Hope meeting was held
in the Town Hall on Monday evening, which was
largely attended by the members of the society and
their friends. Addresses were delivered by the
, Rev. R. L. Carpenter. and F. J. Thompson, Esq.,
Of Bridgwater. J. H. Cotterell, Esq., of Bath, was
announced to attend; Mit was prevented by a serious
illness. At the conclusion of the meetinu a number
of the friends entered into oonstiltation as to the best
means-cif carrying out ths operations of the Band of
ope movement in Bridport during the coming
Winter, that tke young may be preserved from the
'dangers of the drinking customs of society.
i &Hoot op Aix. --Tliis institution which, we
believe, is calculated to effect great good, in tip
town, was opened' on 'Monday, with excellent pity-
spears of encomia. The president, J. M. P.
Montagu, Esq., in a few appropriate sentences,
introduced Mr. Campbell, the Later, to his pupils.
The morning oleos was attended by about twenty
persona, at that in the afternoon there was not so
many, but at the evening ease there was a large
muster of artisans and others. There was also a
fair attendance at the noon class, established for the
benefit of children belonging to the National and
1 General Schools.
' LICIMBING.—The annual licensing
place on Tuesday. The whole of the
within she borough Acei.e renewed. Mr. ..ay applied
on behalf of the Misses Hart, of the Nelson Inn,
A llington, for the grant of a spirit license. The ap-
plication has been frequently made, but it seems
evident that the borough magistrates are unwilling
to increase the number of licensed houses. It was
again refused. The apparent determination of the
bench in this regard, doubtless, accounts for the
paucity d applicants of the present occasion. The
magistrates were J. Barnioott, J. P. Stephens, axidi
J. 'Williams, Revs . ,

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