The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13 00:00:00

SHERBORNE.

A Foteri:it.i. Marun was played Inn Saturday in the
I 'ricket Field between a number of the West Somerset '
train and the King's School suboolars, resulting in I
Lwow if the latter, who wale two gaols and four MIL BREWERS -LICENSE TAX.
tonichtet too 0 (nothing). To tie
A MAN named William Barrett, whilst engaged sir,—Early this session Sir Edward Watkin will stove
with a horne in Cestleton last week, was severely • for a :whet rionimittee of the ii nine of Com ~,,, ns to
kicked by the animal and was o'fligeil to he renurveoltil ri,nnt
~,,,, know) al
his M om, Ile in wow ionon;ressing favirurahly, tinierl T. r'S use.. , n lie.secom e
y a on ell-known Low-rnaliiie as one that ser al•ly affects
the u- I Dr 111 lii A the barl..y grodwer. Ti• brewers lieense cnonsion of a tax,
A sV.lti its of Dis.olVillV ItiCAVSlllll4ratillg" Syria and p old in adenine by the trading brewers fatly, for the lase
Palestine " were exhibited in the T. own-hall on Nino-play nf duty free into, ail other e 04 hops being
evening last by Mr. KP. Sanger, of Salisbury. The ensouted from the payment of the tax, although ln of
connective remlings were renolereol by the Hee. KF. ; the beer brevred by tin-in is used in part payment of wages
Chase, curate if the Abbey Church. rhe exhibition booth for in-laser and out-their service. When it was
IN.:111.1 to give great satisfaction to the audience, proved that the price of duty free tor. Wa2l higher than
• before the duly was taken otf, it was sie•geded by a late
who.; oft-repeated applause testified to their amircei. . . . •
Ohanni'llunr iii tine Exenequer. too
_nudity Olin mode of taxa-
stile] of NIE s entertai ~,,, tin. "that the brewing train conk' easily recoup them-
AT a meeting of the eimillittee of the Sherborne !selves by selling more new river water," and consequently
Floricultural awl Horticultural Sisiety last week by uning less malt. So that the relief given to the hop
Mr. dailies Ellis, for a bong time past hon, secretary growers has resulted in a 1.9 to the brewer, which can
of the Society, sent in hint resignation of that (sot, I only be recovered by the Pak, of ro deteriorated beer and
awl Nit.. I :corny St ken was appointeil his stone-one. 1,9 the disuse of ro proportion of ',alloy formerly us,' in
A AintiNG if the 1;0,...,1 ,4 malting and treeing. I therefore hope the agriculturist.,
maid. wan lit ou Tuesday morning, when the
as well as the tnaltaters brewers in your barley grows
Vu mlhu,iumm St I Mall ing district, will eon the attention of theW re resentxtives
S sok, sub iii at the Lint meeting tlw oanl in Pme arliant to this serious matter. and vir'e them to
resolo eol too proceed against for allowing a child suffer- ' support an enquiry into a tilo4 exceptiona g l tax, which
Mg from, scarlet fever, tn accoompany his wife about has, aptnrently, Innen shifted from the hop growers in tine
the toown collectii, families clothes (she being a garden of England on to those whose corn crops Oa poorer
lamoolresn), attewleor awl aisolosjised and exprenned his 'oils I,CllrCeblpay for cultivati.m.
enrniw tn the Board, who, after cautioni ~ g I - aim sir, your olsoolient non suit,
derided to forewn further prorneolings. Tine gas Cliainwin of the Brewers' Association.
riownti.orn again came brew:llA, annul after a 1011 g iiis-
2stlm February, 1,77.
CIISPi,OII it was resolved that the gas directors should le
again asked too lonic into tine ligurea submitted to thetn
on a trot hits occasion by the Boarol, with the view
ml gis big a •e satinfartory answer on to whether or
not they will lie prepared at the expiration of the pre-
sent contr.wt —in Septeniber—to minim tine present
inno of lighting the street lamps.
MB_ I;oniNSI,N WAT3i IN.—This gentleman continued
snonolinct tise mission services in the 'o.-sleyain
non Sitinday last, in the evening there being such a
mond turned from the 4..111,1 that it was deemed advis-
able ti 11014 ann other sem ice in the schoolroom, which
was . ~,, Ilk:W.11v the Res. S. F. Balch. On Alonolay
evening Nlr. NN atson gave his farewell oliscomse to
alsoit 700 Of 800 people, the greater proportion of
whom were new converts, who had assembled in the
ismly nit the chapeL Ile earnestly exhorted them to
remember the wonin of tine Apostle lie stead-
[ant awl inunoseable ." besought them Ind to act the
backslider from Onil.• and warned them wit tin he
st tiling hh.cks Ca I nt.liers by their own c owinet. In
conclusion, he eintlenonomed to show them tine necessity
Oa their part onf humility, awl them not to allow
pride to take possension oof their souls While he was
tin this subject lie narrate.' a little incident that had
come 'under his notice. A Mr. Lewis, a A cry wealthy
Wan, was preaching to a viugregation of tie jilt in
lAinelon, awl in the course oof his sermon he hail a
habit of " twirling" his walch-chain round his fingers.
On. ‘d his congregation observing thin art wrote a
letter to him, censuring
next time tine ••entletnan appeared in the pulpit he read
the letter too the congregation. and holding up the gold
chain in Ili, hand, lie told them that his daughter, who
hail died some time before, bad extracted (vial him a
prowl, that Inc would always wear that chain for her
sake. But since, whim' Nlr. Lewis, there were some
ml Inin congregation who accused him of being prowl,
lie would break liii tor ~,,, put that chain aside, anti
Cr wear it again. Mr. \‘ atm') said for S.M., time
after lie load entered ninon hin mission work he had
worn a gold but, thinking it might seem a
stumbling block too some people, he had Si Ii it, to-
gether with se, cral ntitols, kc., and with the money
bought ten thounan.l tracts in Manchester for distrilin-
thm. To those wino have been benetitted by Mr.
Watnon's services a small book and a ticket for a tea
meeting were given. The tea came o off on Wednesday
in the selioninnin. Mr. Watson left the town by the
ALM up express in Tuesday morning. A crowd
assemble.' at the railway atati ~ tan witnessn his depar-
ture. We hear that shortly he goes to Taunton to
veulithict misnion services there.

A RTllrft
Spit:dad

THE ELECTION OF AUDITORS.
To (hr
Dear Sir,—By your insertion in your next impres-
sion of the enclosed you will oblige. I have had my
attention iraWll to the Soethrre Times relative to the
late election of auditors, wherein the writer betrays
such ignorance that lam surprised at hint. He states
that Councillors Lanning awl Dennis put the town
to the expense of from I:20 to Oa, which is a libel on
one of the before-named, as it was not Councillor
%Inning, but his brother, Mr E. L. %Inning. Public
writers ought to get correct information before they
publiah it, as else they get brawled with jediliAing
false matter, and I should like to kw or from the
writer f the article where be al., gets his information
to make it cost that amount. Fr the infonnath in of
the writer I beg to inform him that the parties who
were the cause ef the election were, viz. :—Messrs.
Itobens, Williams, Dennis, Upjohn, lieynohD, and E.
L. Lancing. I have node-ire to appear in print, only
I think the innocent should not be brawled, awl the
guilty escape.
Yours, dear Mr. Editor,
A CoNST.UCT READER.

FATIIER tliD DALIGHTER.
At the Manchester wages on Tuesday, befor M e r.
Justice Manisty, Mich 1 Ileno, ti,.110. 53, was charged
with having at Mooches r, on the 4th I:oquart, inflicted
gnsvious bodily harm upon his daughter, Charlotte Kelly,
with intent, to murder her.
Some little time ago the prisoner brought his family
from Ireland to Manchester in the hope of settling down
in that city. Ile was, however, unfortunate enough not
to and work, and at the time of the occurrence in question
he had obtained an order of admisgion to the Workhouse
with the view of 'wing sent bark to Ireland. His
slaughter, the preeeentrix, who is IS years of age, had
oldainvol employment in a warehouse in the city, and from
the evidence it appeared she had a strong objection to
going back to 'retool. On the 4sh February the prisoner
had not entered the workhouse, hut was living at a house
in Jepsons Court, Leigh-street. His daughter had left
him in consequence of his threats, and had slept for a
night at the house of a neighbour. The prisoner had
sought on several es-unions to induce the prosecutriz to
return to bliss and to his family, but she hat resolutely
refused to do so, and, being incensed by her repeated
refusals, he took the opportunity on Sunday evening the
4th February, when she was near to hint, to seize her and
to rut her throat with a razor. Fortunately the wound
was not* very deep one, and no serious injury resulted.
When taken into custody the prisoner said that he meant
to cut his daughter's throat, awl "to sever her head from
her body. Ile was sorry he had not done so."
The prisoner stoke at length in his defence. Ile said
he did not deny that he committed the crime with which
he was charged, but he was in ouch grief at the time as to
he insensible to the nature of the act. Since her mother's
death at Christmas. 1575, the prosecutrix hall been to him
a source of great anno3anee and diagram Her ill conduct .
led him to give up a salary of glso a year, and to break up
what might otherwise have been a happy home in Dublin,
and to conic over to this country ; but her conduct was no
better here, and at the time of this occurrence he had
resolvvd to return to Dublin with the object of placing
his daughter in a penitentiary. To do this he sought the
assistance of the Board of Gaurdiana, but prosecutriz left
him, and took up her residence at the lowest kind of low
houses in that city. His destitute condition and the con-
duct of his slaughter reduced him to such signet that he
loot all control of mind, and thus— committed the act
"which - - ' • .

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