The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-05 00:00:00

WINBORNS.

We are informed, on good authority, that notwith-
etanding the unevoidable ebonies of the Royal party at
Criehel House this week, Mr, Start will entertain •
lama party of ladies and gentlemen at his mansion.
AOCIDIerf.—A young man owned George Week., in
the employ of Mr. T. Kendall. of Oaslimoor, met with
• severe accident on Thursday. He had beet; sent with
a load of corn to Biandford, and while attempting to
pt upon the shafts of the waggon he fell, and the
wheel passed over his body, °easing severe internal
lOWAN. He 1/11111 taken to the Salisbury Infirinvy to
receive the attention necessary in his MM.
Tee ROYAL RIX:WTI= FCl2lo.—The adjourned
meeting of the Reception Committee was bald on
Friday evening, for consalting at to the most &Nimble
'Cepa to be taken now that the Ulnas of his Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales has rendered • postpone-
ment of his proposed visit to Criohel imperative. It
was unanimously decided to return the whole of the
subcriptione at ones, the eomnilttee taking upoo them-
selves the responsibility of defraying the imposes
already ineurred.
CaDLIS 07 LIBLZOL—There are some hundreds of
Cedars hors, and many of them, it is said, were planted
200 years ago [l]; all of them are now producing good
seed. In November, 1809, I gathered a large quantity,
and sent one eons to the Editors of the Garderscri
Chronicle, and many others were given to friends at
the same time: but I have never heard the result. I
wowed • quantity of the same Pad, and have now some
150 trees. There were tri cones produced last year, but
this year there is • great quantity. If Mr. Earley
would llke to have some eories when ripe, I will send
him some. A specimen of Finns stodge here has also
produced cones front 9to 10 inches long, containing
good seed. Ido not know whether this is uncommon
or ;J Chapindia, The Gardena, Ifingsion Lacey,
Wissborse.

THI GRAMM/A 8011001.—D18111511•L OF THI HILO
Maggie, Di PLI7OIIIII.—In addition to the disappoint.
meat ocessioued by the Paw and Prince's of Wales
not eoming to Wimborns, very many of the inhabitants
are much vexed at the manner In which the Governors
of the Grammar itehool have acted towards the head.
muter, whom, after eonselentionsly discharging the
duties for upwards of 20 years, they have treated as if
he were merely a hired servant. Tho Rev. Lester
Lester, one of the priest visors of the Kinder, has
published a letter in ref erases to the resolution pawed
at the last meeting of the Governors of Queen Elisabeth's
School, deciding that the present meager should no
longer *continue his wasetion with the Wool after
liWimtnmer, 1872. "I protest against it even if no
other single soul join me, for this :-Ist, That the
Headmaster has been dismissed without in any way
conferring with hire upon the state of the sohool.
%idly, That supposing for argaineat's sake, that owing
to the state of toe school, It was found necessary that
he should leave, he was not lest of all requested to
twist' instead of the walled for pain of summery
dismissal being pat upon one who, to say the very least
of It, has for Sweaty years devoted ell his time and
talents to the Wool. 3rd, And lastly, that the
Chairman of the Governors himself had no notice given
him that the question of the expediency of discnissiog
the Headmaster was to be brought on at the spesial
meeting, For myself, I owe a deep debt of personal
gratitude both to the headmaster and the other masters
of the school, for I have two boys under their oar,;
mid I do not think that I should be doing my duty to
the headmaster at this moment if I did not say one
in this meteor pabliely what I have said in other ways
more privately."
PITT 2 SMISIOIIB, Friday. —Before C. J. Parke, Esq.,
Boy. C. J. Glyn, Rev, J. H, Annan.
Gansum EATON and ULM PITMAN, for being drunk and
riotous at Conford Magna, 19th November, liter several con-
victions were sentenced to 7 days hard labour.
lituAlm GOMM of Longleet, for having, by •
young man in his employ, dsdvsrel bread without scales and
weights at Constitution Hill, 16th November, was fined Us
and 12s costa The youth first told P.C. Bennett he had them
and than that he had forgotte. these, while now he sought
to make out he said he had no smiles belonging to Aim, though
he had some la the cart of his master's.
Jowls Warm was fined We and Omen Clacismeron of
WlMlngton, 27s ad for trespass In march of game on lands
ever which Lord Rivers has the sight of shooting.
Csara Oammten a lad, caught taking op traps, which there
was a strong presumption be bed "tailed," at Lower Ilenbury,
was fined Is and 9s meta
Rena? Sneer of Lytebett, trespassing in search of game at
Canfori was fined 104 and as cede.
Fianna= Pawn, of Stunelswew Newton, • Lad between 12 to
/3 years of age, in the simploy of Thomas Buddeo, charged with
ranging
about.Hasonsoon mews= with • big dog was cautioned
TIMM Maine labourer, of Cranborne, charge with tras-
=h' march of game on lands of Hector Hoar% Esq., was
05 and men or 14 days Imprisonment. Defendant was
then charged on • warrant for leaving his family chargeable to
Wheboree and °seaborne Usion.—Mr. Bell, the relieving
ulcer, proved gedlng defendant's to children 14, 8, and CI
years of age, on November le, In • starring state, and they
told him they had no food dam the previous Monday. He
learned the hither Lad mother left them in the house from
Monday till Friday and only one four pound lost had been
supplied to them by the parents through soother person. The
pawner had only been married to his present wife, • widow
with four children, six months; who previously was allowed
Os a week by the parish—Primmer said he left his children
without food because he had no work, and no food to give
them.—He worn committed for on. month on this charge.