The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03 00:00:00

'Dorstt EXiirtss.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, IS7I,

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ECCLIINIARTICAL DILAPIDATIONS.—The Aot of the
" Amendment of the Lew relating to Emlesiastleal
D.lapidations," which came into operation on the let
of August last. re-quires that within three months
from that date a Surveyor of Ecclesiastical Dilapida-
tions shun he anpointed by the archdeacons awl rural
dears of the diemeve, which is divided into the three
Archdeacw n s if Sarum, Wilts, and Dorset. The
candidates for these appointments wore Mr. U.
w ,of Derive, the comity surveyor of Wilts;
Messrs Evans and Fletcher, of Wimborne, the county
surveyors of Dorset ; Mr. G. Si. Criekmay, of Wey.
month ; and Mr. J. B. Green, of Blandfcrd. At •
meeting. recently held by the archdeacons and rural
deans, Mr. Weaver, was unanimously enPulated
dilapidation surveyor of the Archdeacionrics f Sarum
and Wilts; and Mr. Crlekmay was elected for the
Archdeceoury of Dorset.
FOOT AND MINITH DISIAIIIL—The returns for the
past wetk show that there hays been 12 fresh out.
breaks in the county, and there are now affected 380
bouts, 605 sheep and 159 swine. In the Dorchester
division during the week 13 beasts and 8 pigs recovered,
and there are only 12 beasts now effected: itese are.
on two farm-: Corns Abbas division gives one fresh
attack at Cerne., 16 cattle having the disease, and the
malady now rs'ats on ten farms. During the week
7 cattle and 16 pigs have recovered, and 1 beast and
6 swine have died ; leaving now affeoted 110 cattle and
52 swine. Ihere have been two new appearances of
the dhow, in Blandford division, viz., at Charlton
11.rshall and fillies, whore two cows and 215 sheep
have been at'. .eked, making now 16 farms affected. In
the week 36 cattle. 10 sheep, and six pigs have
recovered, leaving diseased 57 bouts, 605 sheep, and
34 pigs. Bridport division also has two new outbreaks,
one at Whiteehurch Canonieorum and the other at
Broadwinsor, the disease having appeared in 29 cattle
and one pig. In the week 20 cattle have recovered,
and there are now diseased 46 cattle and 31 pigs. In
Sturminster division 81 cattle have recovered and 27
remain affected on two farms. Wareham division has
three new ontbresks—ono each at All puddle, Bare
, Begun and St. Martin, Wareham, 19 cattle showing
t' e symptoms. 26 cattle and 28 pigs have recovered in
the we, k, and the disease now affects 30 cattle and 17
swine on 16 farms. In Wimborne division there have
been two fresh attacks-- one each at Horton and Preston
Crawford, 46 cattle and 13 pigs newly suffering. 25
beasts and 14 swine have recovered during tic week.
and one beast has died. There are now affected 68
eattla 0a d 5 virtu Shaftesbury dlvtaluu returns throe
, new outbreaks—two at Cann awl one at St. James's,
Shaftesbury, 35 cattle sad 16 pigs have recovered, and
on six farms there are now diseased 30 beasts.
CONINITTID TO THE DORSET COUNTY PRlSoN.—ilarci
Latour : James Warren, await at Munbull, 4 calendar
months and to find sureties ; Philip Arnoll, re,isting
polies at Wimborne Minster, 1 orlenlar inorth ; George
Way, sealing turnips at Bradpole, 1 catuavr month ;
Jonah Woken ar, stealing • box, lec., at Weymouth, 1
calendar month; JlllllO,l Applio, leaving family charge-
able at Cranborne, 14 days; John Fudge, stealing
apples at Portland, 14 days; Richard Webber, stealing
eordwainer's tools at Cerne Abbas, 14 days; Elisabeth
, Sayer. stealing turnips at Gillingham, 7 days.—
: haprisomment .• Thomas Pearce, drunk at Lyme Regis,
' 3 mouths; John Rogers, drunk, dm., at Selbridge, 1
month ; William Anthony, drunk, Sco., at Portland, 7
days.