The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09 00:00:00

Ea iltobirt.

Ov Totality Arrintroox, a meeting of land-
ovroars, farmers, and others, of the oouuty of
Wiltshire, etas held ia the Town-hall, Devises, under
the presidency of Lord Henry Thyuns, 11. Y. for
the purpose of considering the propnety of establish•
ing • Chamber of Agriculture for the County of
Wiltshire. It was resolved that it was desirable to
establish each a chamber, and a committos was ap-
pointed for the purpcon of carrying the resolution
rnto sect.

SALISBURY.

116•CONSICRATION OF ST. ED3III(D.B CUORCIL
This eiturch, which baa for scum rim.. past Leen
underguinn repairu anti additions, will Le re-upt ntd
on Thuiaday the :nth inst.
SuriiiWiris IltiuNius.—Thea• holinds, c
lug of ellllO ilfty con!.., are Ltl 1.t...P1‘1 f lf.tti
K. 4.11 thu 17,1 i a April, Ly 1,41.
Coining fn.in SC II he-uting coati:ry, we t%
capital working pack, an.l have N..* I nil with
g..eat care. Capt. Jarrett Kayo Mr. rain 1:1,000 fur
them.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INATITUTION. —We
learn that it is the intention of the Committee t
give to its members during the summer quartir.
several entertainments, Arrangement, for V. Inch are
now Icing made. A nine, these entertainments it ,5
iatendc.l it ups Ilural Fete at acme iiviounn6
park.
Oransetsto. —A t the l'etty 5e54.11., on iI nday,
the following itersuna %ere ,111,,rlotell (Jeer, ors
the year ensuing : Mr. Thomas
Bather. Mr. Sidney Henry Ferman, Mr. Jam.s
Jenkins, anti Mr. Alfred Wationi.—M. Edmund :
Mr. Francis Felthani, Mr. Samuel Itstes. Mr.
Horatio Ward, and Mr. Henry Dixon. —Sf. .Vm•tioa:
Mr. William Henry Font, and Mr. Henry Jones.—
?Wu 'quo : Mr. IL K. Crook, and Mr. William
, Clock.

SUIC:DE IIY DizowNlNG.—Parly on Tuesday morn•
log, Mr. Tribbett, a couirmitor, welcoming to India.
bury from 'lambast'', when be eaw the body of a man
in the river near Long Bridge. AsUetanee wan
promptly•btained from Mr. Gregory's mill, and on
the body being taken out, it was identified as that
of a man pained George Churchill she has been
living some years in the service of a clergyman at
Stockton, as butler. We undtratand that be cone
to Salisbury about a week ago, and that being in a
&preened desponding state of mind, he was attended
by Mr. Coates, who gave directions that he should
not be left alone. On Monday evening, however,
he contrived to elude the vigilance of his sister, who
had the care of him, and, it is tupposed, threw hiui.
self into the river.

CoCNTY Perry Sga.,toto, Tuesday.—Preient :
F.- Hinman, Loi., Major Ileatheote, anal M. If. Marsh,
Esq. &.1.--Isolomon d'oombs wit. summoned foe aasault•
ing Noah Jones, at Ditchanipton —Fined 2s. St and
coats, or 7 day.' imprisonment.--7.1r. John Coleman,
Clarendon, was suniinoned by Samuel Smith for refusing
to pay wages, amounting to £5 10s. —The complaainant
said he was engaged by the year, as shepherd, hut he was
obliged to lease worst on itla January, owing to Rotting his
lingers host bitt, n. Since thee, Mr. Coleman dad
refined to pay hirsi his war. —Mr. d'oleadm denied
hiving engsig. el the complainant by the year, and to.id
bo discliaroll bran breau,e he did nut do laia work
properly. -The Bench 11. Ii that Mr. C demon was
liable for the wages, and oralera-d him to pay the amount
CC. .r.llflgiy.
CITY Parir SY.MIONS, Monday.—Preaent . The
Worsbipfad the Mayor, J. C. Wheeler, F. G. Visite'',
F. Attwood, and T. W. Gilbert, E•rps. ,t one.
North, cornolealer, or Linton, was stno iiiii ret Mr,
'farrrall, under the Ac' 5 Viet°, i a. c. 14, fur ilea"-
ing ill British corn in S l'abory, without to abieg a
declaration before the city magistrates.— Mr. W batman
sopeared for the defendant—Mr. Ter ill Ironed that
the da f..mlant dealt in corn. -Mr. Whotundi said the
Act in question had been repealed, and the eummons
had only bo, n issued out of personal anite. Mr. Teri ill
ought to hove made himwilf aeluaioted cilia tde law
before anirlyiug for the :AMMO:, Mr. Wiantanan ap-
plied to the 8.12011 to order Mr. T. rrill to nay c.d..
Mr. Terrill said when he applied for the alanarion., as he
had a nubs to do, he era. not told that the Act bad
been repealed.—The case was disolis.ed, and Mr.
Terrill ma/ ordered to pay a gr.inc. for Om attendanco
of the di fendant's solicitor.—Threc lads nama cl notary
Sweet, Elward Bradley, and Thuman lanes, 11'4OS
Bright, summoned for amulting Mary Jobe Ga.m tall,
were fined ss. and costs or he impri•oned fur -even days.
---George Cott and Walter Jenkilaa, summoated for
assaulting Stephen Dredge, were °Mere] to pay at file of
lot, aml coats, or be imprisoned for 14 days.—lfeery
Id aaveti was summoned by Superintendent Cal low, by
e,der of tlis Pee. Turner, locreetor a.l Ref.,
matorie, for ne,:leeting to co/drab:lto teerards t'.o a.up.
;met of I! in ant,, who ii ant ilhiwat., of a Reformatory.—
Ile was ordered ta pay la. a week. --Georle Burden.
greelegtocer, Fidierton. *ea, Pumnr,ntil Iry Chivies
Sworn, for art insault. The complainant stated that the
d. re:adult ',qua lairs with Co- buckle end al a atrial.,
and cat kit head opee.—Fiued 104. sod costa, or 14 days
imprisonment.