The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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AND AGRICULTITE,AL GAZETTE
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Till storigobtotoi C mealier' took lb. !nal oath",
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.folipo. the lc Keogh mvistrales on TOOlat.
late Garetwaen I he* eves order* *WM* via
:4 of eastern' that all restrictive saaatonts pa
United States nearly, nifltog pkitliniodereilfse lie
given Up.
, WORIEIVO MEE'S ISlSTlTirrtelt.—Os Tomato" rotting
about 60 of the members took tea together at the Old
Gatti-. The room was nieely decorated. Mier.- -
• peeebleoey ef *T. nm., • pu.....t
.4. with rsidereart, nedings, and old a.
.. Mr. Owens, the excellent secretary, was
sent. A song composed br ono of the members ..
ming, to tbe tune of "The Mys and girls of merry
England," anti we. Well received, The proceedings
berintstatiod about half•paetbse.—P.
THE MOITALITT Or BEWPOIT.—Tbere has this,
weak been an anniet6ll„lage moodier of deaths In 11:441
distrie,, but we are happy to aasure our readers th
fares and eont.gioutt d.sit.s a are by no mane press
silent. The end len. tearietion from heat to soil, in 1
or a.mosoliere, has wowed Mel to young ahildrin and 1
-enures suff.rring from palinutery d woo. In ono!
imleted•loeility seaslaiim haa ' eken three victims free*
me home, lied on Mordiy afternoon three children of,
Nfr. David Robe t 15..nimel`, e lie* masker, were beriell
together is Bra iti Is cherch.yerd.
Tits fifth of November happening on a litersday, *el
usual celehretice of Guy Fawkes' conspirer', was *
serred on Monday, when the proceedings werq more
spirited than of Lee rare. thmigh'es *Gibing oorsparoo
sishAtie &Inv le 'mai lenr(sytio." There were • few
"guy.," the must attsmitiveet) awe • Mier a regrotentar
Mon, a in the nursery, el hie utanio majesty. EiliE
,torns .„ bat • self of reel, botsol oAf as hsAg.,
good k.,;
dep'ettd. eao of blank. A. onneidrnibie 'l_ iall":
lot roarkespi, Homan eii.flei, and Greeters were. alpinism.
It "Octherine wheel" lighted at the top ,ot the him=
Mr. G. Shemin, jonr., with oiher 'reveriess sit
agood deal of attention. Hut the principal excitement
of tbe evening wee the k:cking of a largo number of
felted jar, b•reels. alvvat the streets.' We hove mit
beard of ady dainago.b log done. '
DEATH OF YE, THOMAS LING, BOILDEII.-411 O,H. last !
raper, we briefly gave the state, of the mall at the
inemieipal el-eti.m. In the 8 inHi ward the second on ,
clie poll was W. Thnerpor Low, builder. lie was in the
town at hallest four, but Vie very l' I; he walked ,
drawly home, wee assisted in bed, end by ha f•past seem'
Ire hod breathed his last. He wait • men of determined
energy and riAid ind 'whiney. He bed been 12 years • ,
member of the Town Courson. 4114 during the whole of.
that Period had been more noted for the home *Mast'
stleeke on those who differed from him thee for the
brilliancy of his eapreitaioos or the &evince of their
construction. idti II( there were experiiime of manner and ,
and conversation, there wee in his laysat 'II, htortof • true
Englishmen. rie was • rigid es •nomist, and whenever,
the character of the town sas aiwitilisd vie•ietated HI
fame to the boat of hie rower. He I, tie.! The grave
has received his reinsure, rid even, Iris most bitter:
opponents will not reins, to join erlth na in our mode.
lenge with Me widow, on Mr eery sadden bersavement—s-
• berwaventeut all the more terribL:beesure It came oa
her at the moment when gl.dnees wan expected inatead ~
of sorrow, when b. Da were ringing joyously—yet really
peel ng a knell.
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Gomm Pougs, Monday. —ls4fole /a OnndrY, 14
-,A Bile? DU. --Fenderia k Meitiott was *hanged by
Samuel Perron with assault and attempt et highway,
robbery, 4 Dottery, on B.noday, ,Noveasbor 4th.—
Sergeant Lavender stated that front inquiries be hitd
made be found thirst Parrott was the searreesor, and had'
&ode a very savage assault on Marriott lea old man) on
She highwey. He had represented himself to be a•
polieemati is disguise, and thinking that the old man
would prefer • charge against him' he, seder the pre. ,
'Nem of being a policeman, look him to the pollee.
station and gave him in charge. On tlnniey evening he
wished to withdraw the (Marge, but be (Sergeant
•Lavender) would not allow him to do so, but sal the
are must go balers the magistrates.—Perrol, after
,lieeitating a good deal, admitted having described him-
self as a rilioemen, and wished to withdraw the *barge.
—The prisoner warn amordiegly discharged, and Mr.
Gusdry told Monied* that he was at liberty to meter a
eharge of aseault spire Parrott. He did not wish to
A..... —Mr. Gassiry then told Perrot' be onsht to rro,
leompense the pris.iner for his having been kept in
'anstody since Saturday. and severely reprimanded him.
si—lie accordingly gave the old man (tderriott) 2e., being
1 (he said) all he bed.
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~MvintraiOn OP '76.1113PAC1.061E5.—,A espaiderable
extension of the premises of the loathe( merebante of
this thriving town and neighbourheal, bat Mat made
Alsace late yowl, -fro make room for the modern ma-
chinery requisite foe the expeditious manufacture of
their goods to, meet the demand, be well as to enable
them to compete with the northern merchants. The
Pjmore Mill Company have latterly added considerably
to their premises, by erecting several bogie= bnildiegs„.
with • rpm walk, epinni• g.mill, and 25-horse power,
11401121 engine; they have also added new cottages and al
kitchen tor the UM of their work people. These works',
occupy about 15 mires of land, and there are a4oitt 21:1(1
persons employedo—Tho promisee of Mee-r• W. Bona-
& 11 ant Co., Nortbetrmt, Allington, have Men also
considerably enlarged for spinning, 'going," and
netting. Two buildings for the steam engine and
boiler have recently been built. At this maanfasstori
there is • greater variety of good* made than at any'
other in the neighbourhood. The premises, with
drying ground, he., occupy 25 acres, and about 150
persons are employed at the mill.—Meares. Getedry and•
Co.'s establishment is West-street has been enlarged
and is still being enlarged. They do a very large
autonnt of business. The worts occupy shout eight
acres, and there are about 50 parsons employ ed.—All
Adair mills, actuate at the entrance to tha town from
the Dorchester road, new mills, engine, he., have been
provided for the manufacture of sail cloth and goods of
that deecription •' their offices and colleges have also
been extended. About 50 persons are employed at this
mill, which orettples with drying grounds, he., about
10 acres of land—Messrs. Whetham and Co., Soutbe
street, hare erected a spleodid store and officee. At
their mill they employ shoat 80 Persons, besides whir&
they find work at home for many hundreds in the town
and neighbourhood.—Larit, but not, least, Is the Brie'.
port Old Brewery Company's establishment. This has
of late being greatly extended, end a much larger
number of persons employed through the increasing
basin's*. A stranger wending his way to the harbour
cannot but remark she large piles of barrels eround the
premises—same "teaming at the month," and others
waiting to he repleniahed with their famous arm
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and 9 Wakens let 12s. 61, lege 3d., and shortly *lce,
went for the money, whicla be totals& ter, when she
endeavoured to get the property bask. Defend.nt
Palled bar by the arm and damaged bar sleek and
hneeec she did not nse any amt., or violent language
ie bier. Afterwards be 'Ordered her to leave this ,prr
*Pos.—Defendant said complainant *as on the mei'
two or three hours, and swore and called him • tn.—
end robber, arid .t hut he got no angry that he ordered
her off the premi.e., and pushed her., bat did not touch
hew bonnet. 11.dil not pay her for the goods es her
husband owed him £2, and had left the town. We called
Volthew William., comber, who said there we. no
straggling or fighting before defendant ordered her
out. She would not go out, and continued very abasive.
The defond.int 1.11.11 011 the prim:limes only part of the
time she wee th,re. The defendant "shoved" ter oat
el hi. getws, and, in doing no. her cloak cal tors, but it
11161 bar own f.ul,, she clung round him The
linguae .Int wed would have been diagraeetel to any
man. Tbadefendant did not injureterbennet.—W. Legg
wilt* to oomplsitiant demanding the foci., sod to her
being very ahwive t, di.tnntant, who weght hold of hoe
by thi• • in wh-ii she snatched bersolf salty, and tore
I her &Milt in &tag r. Good acid there was no
I weiefteen New. th. 11. net to prove the amealt, and a.
lW the fowls that was • newton ter the Cnenty Court;
IBench therefore would diamias the esee.-11r.
9:lliame mid the langesse complainant aged was eery
aggraysting. —The complainant afterward, Mid site
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