The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

JOFIN ASTLE.
Cbeltonham, November la.

THB GILIAT FM. AT DOCIHEAD.—Up to ten o'clock
Sunday night the bre we. not out, though most of the
enLines (band and deem) had left. The dump is
...Wasted at • quarter of • million.
The Volunteer season waa practically and appropriately
brought to • clout on Batonlay by Colon.' y'llente.
inspection ID R Amend Park of the Inn. of Court
Riles ; by the presentation of prises at the Crystal
Palace to the Londoe Bilk Brigade by the lAdy
Mayoress; by the like ceremony in WeitminsterHal
when the prime of the Leedom Scottish Corps were pre-
sented by Lady Moho ; and by the Booth Biddies.. at
Beaufort House, when the costly cope km, were
handed to the suocesdul competitor. by Lord Renelagh.
The procesedinp in every case passed off moat
eatisfactorily.

Ma I/HIRAM, M.P.—On Wednesday afternoon •
lane meeting was held at the County 1141, at Ayles-
bony, consisting of reprveentatives from nearly every
pariah in Backs, to protest elision tie proposal which
has been submitted to the Coed of 90orter Seseions for
the division of this eoeuty into a highway distrlet or
dirt iota, under the provision. of the Highway Ad. of
1862 and 1864. The chair wa• Ailed by Mr. Tramper.
Hewlotion of protest boring been pared, Mr. lloraeli,
who was present, wait celled on to wither the 01/.
and propooed • rote of thanks to Mr. Tramper. "I
look upon Mr. Tramper (he said) as being an Lonoar to
his elan, and I think that the fanners of Binkingnin•
shire may well be proud that on occasions like the
ptneuti, when buoinen of the greatest importance Las
to bo prniJed over and directed, they can plan in the
chair an individual who is associated with thew in their
own punuito, nil who can neduct the brininess with
ouch dignity, and with or much knowledge of the robjeet
In hand... • ell as with so much good temper @banners
bites which, I must nay, have alw ye distinguished my
evoellent friend." (rliers.) Mr. Disraeli then made
• few remarks no the Highway Act, but they were
r.•vorti of atiy g 1 inures'.
" Snit= the itionv."—On Wednesday, at the
petty sontuas in Wolverharnotos, before Mr. lean
Spooeer, otipendiery, the pugilist, Joe Goss, we' ordered
to be imprisoned mix month% with bard labour, for a
geon outran upon • wiim.n ad disrepute in that toes
He committed • gent iedtaiiity upon lose, and after
beating her, thirst her uion the Are gr.* where,
happily, there ern but little fire.
Ten A LLIWID 1111IlDni On Tell LONDON AJID NOBIll•
RAILW —The announcement that a maa
travelling by the five p.m. empress train on the London
and North- Western Railway h..= London to Liverpool,
on Mornay evening, had Wen killed, and that ...rad of
lelliew-pnoengen were in finely at Liverpool on
clings of having caned hio dntb, turns out to be a
gins fabriniicio. Ti. feet- are three. Bourto four or
Ire sailors, belonging to lit sin. Jean Baler end Co.'s
clipper ship the Commodon Perry, lilt London by the
train in question, taking sdth thew several bottles of gin
and rum, from when they drank no freely this Wl4.
reaching Wolverton all were won or len insensibly is-
toneated. When DOW Wood, Station One Of the nuoter,
mad tenni by drink, fell or jointed oat of t • carriage,
ruling down an embaokineitt, where be remained an bonsai • Imlage for nen boon until the cold and
rein brought him to s state of sensibility, when he got
up, and fount hie grey to cite station, loom when. he
one* on to Rugby, and *optioned tilo joiuney to Liver-
pool by the 7.15 a.m, train fown that place. Tb•
trouble and anxiety nensoned to the railway authorities
by the druken vogobond can scarcely be overstated,
earn's* offi.ials of the company having been laboriously
ealloted nutil Mon hour. alter midnight in a fruitless
stain for whet had been reported to ire the body of •
murdered mew

ArratiA- vu• *ton IlleasctiNo Slug) OF A hall".
The neoessity of an apparatus for measuring the
rapidity of trains, I. ord r to asivertain whether they
hate kept within the bound. assigned to it by the mu-
t...twos Item log envied the attention of OtlitinflefS.
T. 4 problem. it is asevrtet, bee bryn solval by 11Y.
Boole and Ileritens, by an apparatus ooseisting of a
pulley p aord in the it-atre of • large wheel, flmi
im; motion by :newt of an mulles. strap from on• of
the who- Is of the locomotive, on one of the carriages.
The large wheal turns lode iondeotly of the pulley, wad by
groans of • warns .4 pans& ItSIMMS • liegl• ',volu-
tion daring the whole trip, while a etwood pulley, pat
into eommentiostioa with the bet one, tarns with the
sain°rapidity latter. Yeaawltile • cootritagal
rtipd.s.r_ t_s_r_teese a torttard or btekwerd motion es
es the rapidity hmereesse or diminishes,
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the Editor of the Dorset coma, :sprees and
A grkultstral (Jaunt, at the Odic*, Church
Street. Dorchester.
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