The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05 00:00:00

'BRIDPORT.

Boaocros Pouos, Sitseday.—Bdribre G. B.
Swops, Peru yattip)re. —kiln Rumford wis oharged with
ming videet towards Sarah Whittaker. Both
perms/ ere.re Hying n the traloe. The defendant was
ordered to And sureties,* keep the pesos towards cella-
plainest, bet Wise enable to do so wee seat to prisoe
fat mix montita

We noderstood that the committee of the institute
have very wisely engaged the see of tb• Drill Hall
for Mr. &gal Young's eatertalnment, on Tuesday
sent lii. by far tbe best room in the town for it,
and no doubt there will be a large audience present,
who could not be accommodated in any other hall.
Tile mooed series of amateur theatrical performance'
will take plasm at the Drill Hall, Feb. 14th end 15th,
and from the brillianUy sucesselid manner in which
the former performances rd off we anticipate
crowded homes on both ni ts. We have not heard
yet who will she pan these thestricals, bat
iobsod giving further particulars in our neat week's
impremioo. We understood that Mien Levies has
again been engaged, and also Miss Allan formerly
of the Olympic Theatre, Londe°.
•
Tin Lord Chaacallor has bees plegeol to appoint
Dr. W. H. Hay, mad Mr James Tampion:on, "to
the onninimioa of the pesos" for the borough of
Bridport Mr. Timepiece's' bee been a member of
Wenger' Council over twenty yean, and his
elevation to the magisterial beech ie °sly a just
recompense for his public eervices. Dr. Hay is
universally respected, and we believe him appoint.
moat will give general satisfaction.
Tows Ootramix..—A special wiesUsg of the Town
Conseil was hold as Monday in ocesiphance with a
memorial frogs two burgeons (as required by law) in
order that the 0.1111 of Town Cossoiller held by Mr.
Wainwright might be declared nem* be tit/ ,
left MNi Me town s menthe. The memorial wee •
by Memo Templeman sod Be. Marine. A the
meeting, will& was presided over by the Mayor, the
Town Clerk (Mr. F. W. Guidry) staled that Mr.
Wainwright had left the tows In months, wee
not now a ratepayer, and was not no the Bargees
List, having been struck out at the last reeistration.
The namedAng conseqoaotly declared the office
vacant. —Mr. FA:naiads then said that seeing some
of the Pairing Committee present he sighed to draw
their attestios to the state of the pavement in front
of the Literary loathed*, which was in a dawning
seadition. —Mr. Bartlett and Mr. Templeman both
thought it should be reipeired.-141. C. Tucker
(one of the committee) thought the surveyor should
see to it, sod we understood he would be instructed
to do so.

Sr. Pain's, liammas.—Friday, the 264 h Jan.,
being the day appointed by our church for the com-
memoration of the antivenins' of fit Paul, a dedias-
lion swims was held itt this potty little aura,
which was consecrated last year, and dedicated to
St. Paul. The church was very tscitefelly decorated
for the maxim Alma the top of the reredos nia
the text, beautifully illuminated, "1 have fought •
good fight, I tom finished my course, I have kept
the faith ;" which was surmounted by • mese yew
and holly, studded with holly berries; the slope of
the east window, and of each of the other windows,
was embedded is green moss, on which were different
Ileriptural emblems, such as patriarchal, 81. Andrew,
Maltese, and Constantino crosses, interlacing triangle.,
fleur-de-lis, sod 1.H.C., done in Or, holly, ever
lasting; sod white mom with holly berries. Round
the top of the pillm on nice side under the chance
arch was a wreath of variepted laurel and ever
greens, and atom each side of the nave was •
wreathing of holly and variegated leaves. On either
side of the chancel arch were the letters Alpha sad
'Omega in variegated holly. The pulpit wee aho
decorated with • heading of holly and overgrown.
Over the arch of the western door was mother hand-
some illuminated scroll, "Lord, what wilt thou have
me to do " while on one side of it was a design of
two oroMd swords in a Mile formed of yew and
variegated holly, and on the other • star of silver Jr
and variegated holly. The service was well attemided,
though many families from a diatoms were prevented
coming by the weather, while many of the clergy
were obliged to be absent owing to services being
held in their own churches at Me same Me. The
Rev. J. L L Fulford mid the prayers, the Rev. F.
Williams read the let lame, end the Rev. F. Lewis
the mond lesson, the Rev. H. Rawlioson, rector
of the parish, being the oelebrent of the Holy Coin.
minim There was a fell Moral melee. The mnsio,
which was beantidally song by • very efficient choir
to the ascommaiment dm harmonium, consisted of
—Procamionel hymn, 191 Salisbury hymn book,
Oriel; Vomits, Rinibisalt ; Psalms, Jones, Aeon,
and Birth To Num, Sir F. G. Ouaely in F;
Jubilate, H. Purcell; hymn 190, Chilmark ; hymn
162, St. Blasius; Kyrie, Ones; Dozoiogy, Avant.
Tbe Rev. H. C. Rentable peached a claret impres-
sive sermon from the Mt, Acts in, latter part of
11th verse; "For behold he perayeth." We have
not space to give extracts from, or an epitome of,
this expensed and suitable sermon, but there is one
portion so applicable to the congregation to whom it
was addressed, that we must give the substance of
It. The text being, as we have mid, "For behold
be prayeab," the preacher exhorted the usual at-
teat, in this church dedicated to 84. Paul's
memory that it was especially a house of prayer, sod
he trusted that they would never come there without
offering their heartfelt prayers to the throne of grace.
At the oosollsion, the churchwarden. John
Sol. with Lieut. ?Afield, collected the offertory,
whirls amounted to ES 4e. 10. This we under.
stiodwasgivesiaparsbs defray the debt on the
obersii.

HOOK
Os Setarday hait the Bev. R. Saddle, the Ineum-
beet, distributed several hundred rabbi to the poor
of the village, the gift, we understood, of Lord
Sandwich, the lord of the manor.

BEAMINEITER.

The landlord of the Red Ism Ina Mr. Oaks, had
his opening sapper on Tuesday ILA About 30
persons were present, Mr. Byrnes being chairman,
aod Mr. Riedel' vioe-ohairman, and a very pleasant
evening was pasesd.

SALISBURY.

SOCIDONT.—OR Tuesday, as Jobs Jay wee goleg
from Salisbury to Wilton with a van, owing to the
bores suddenly starting, he fell, and fradared bin
miler boas. He wea whailied to the Salisbury
infirmary.
SALISBURY LTIIIIMS CUARITY. —AS the annual
meeting of the sabeeriben to this clarity, recently
bald at the Palace, it was annommed by the treasurer
that the labs Wan Wickens had
bequeathed the sum of £l9 19e. to the sorra.'

Mon/ Poiicznia.—On Monday, s msa named
William Basel, of Pitioa, was takes before Vlopuit
Folkestase sad E. Everett, Esq.. aborted with
sight poaching as the sitsts of tie Earl of Habester.
He was seat to prima for three months, sad ordered
to find inretiss or bia Ware goad behaviour.

Ths La. T Amocurzoi.— We ars requested to
Ante that the preliminary arrangements of this As-
scailiast sem completed sod its dates defined at an
biesistial =retie( bold on Moods, Lat. Tb• lie.
of isembere is daily increisiag, end ire bops to give
may informatics in our out Ursa— wag. Mirror.
EPISCOPAL II oirmusr. —Oa Thursday lb. Lord
Nam of Salisbury pee his sasaal entertainment
at Who Pars to lb. apd poor residing in the
Erma parishes is this city. Tb• istretaiumail
oesoisted of • pod substantial dimmer, to labials, it
, need samaely be mid. awl* isolic• v. 5 depa' lb.
ammreits party sloe bed boss invited to se •of
hie lordship's hospitality.
Looney 00011 01 Soot uttrrne. —Oa friday time
irm dirkkod inostina mod fee die proof of drain maim
tee bsdaypeiv of W. J. ft Irma. of Wilke sad
Ihrsdhempton, elms Wars is 1814, reesaid so much
intsrest. Maws. bodies sad Amp, 5a114=1.34
Luwirshollutiesk appeared fee entlltin

lad lb. aseeents feroisbni by ob. °Meld
showed that the amount of aniele in Ineed Irstrr
which the creditors resolved to divide forthwith, hint
payment of inovesary cons sod *herrn. Tk• dividend
layable under ths estate, our reporter was informed,
will be shout is. in the pound, and may be received in a
few days upon application to nannield Porkpie, Esq.,
the ofileisl assignee, Basingtiallotteet
Ti CoorTt` Panora Qc0.,0x,...k 00tiniallial-
tioa from Lord Bath (se Chair:non of the Prisose
Committee) to Col. Renderer= (tin Surveyor General ef
Prisons), brought the gallant °Meer into wow'''.
on Tuesday, on whine day he node • elireini loannina'
of Fisharton Oaol, and on Wednesday of the Devises
Prison, sooompanled In each esae by the Marquis of
Beth and one or two memben of the committee, and
also by the County Surveyor, by whom be was, we under-
stand, furnished with plans of both prisons. A. the
gallant Colossi will maks his report to the Committee
pre,inue to their next reseatino, It would be idle to
speculate as to the result; but we think we may venture
to allay any nem on the part of the rani:opera as to
the electioa of a new pr Sall.—Dernser Olsetr.
LAT —The trial of candidates for the
lay vleanhip (alto) la Salisbury Cathedra, lately bald
by Mr. Heywood, took plan on Wednesday. They
were Mr. Oallinion, lay vicar of lAchileld Cathedral;
Mr. Meek, ler o( Oarlisle Cathedral ; and Mr.
TANI, alaanana ley visit of St Paul's Cathedral A
solo, "0, Lord, wilado mercies," from Handele Send
was drat performed_ , to tart their powers of reeding at
ttilionThe esodldates nett gong solos, of their own
, Mr. Gallimore, "That I may is. the felleity,'
from Pereelik sentient, "0, gin thinks" and Iliesen.
Ling and Zia "0, thou that telleet," from the
ifessig. look • thee took pert in the trio for treble.,
alto, sod bans, "0, not tbe amen of .yyouth." from " C• 11 to rimsembruies.' ; and
lfr. Ling and Mr. Mink subsequently sang, *be farmer
the; solo from Croft's aotbees, "0, Lord, Thou hest
searched ow out," sod On latter. "Acquaint thyself
with God,* Dr. Gress. The remit was that Mr. Ling
will eneseed to the appoistannit in the noel of his
testhoosiale se to private character proviag satidaelory.
Corrern Perry Suelotni, Temedegt. —Present :
Viseolust Folkestone, Sir. IL Hulse, Snot., K Hinassen,
Ent., General Moakley, R. A. Neuman, Esq., IL
Everett, Baq., and Rev. E. Deng Frederick Cook,
earpeater, of Farley, was charged, with alOt polishing.
He wee In eiresposy with • ono named Read, obese
one was hoard on Monday.—He wee seenoged to three
months' hard labour and ordered to led garottes for
his latnre good behaviour for one year. Isaac Witt wee
summand for driving fenicresily at ?Tonto& The
Information was Laid by the Rev. relit Bentley, net as
ha was usable to ideottly the defendant the we wee
dismissed. Tint person, whoever he Ina drove by so
rapidly that It was imp:oink tow the name on the
trap. Some pitmen who were in the road, however,
told Mr. Hinkley that it wee Witt.--George Laiffenea
sad Frank Try were soomoned for trespaireing in pinyon
of gem* at Branashaw. on land beimaging to the Dowager
Lady Nenon. —The defeemisale, who did not appear, were
hod 40e. seek, or two ealsoder morithe imprisonment.
Cwir Perry fieratoes, Present: The Worablpfni
the Mayor, F. Attwood, Esq., and T. W. Gilbert, km.
—Mark Roberts was brought up on remand, charged
with stealing three hundred weight of salines nal, the
property of Mr. John White, coal mainsail, Guilder.
lane. on Warn/May, the 1615, the primmer, who is is I
Mr. Whites employ, was told to go to Mr. Oollin's,
Canal. with • load of rmith'• ooal —twenty mt. In bow
Mrs. Conine who was in a room over the 'hog said the
Onset delivered only 17. He drove away I. the dire.-
Hon of Highntreet. with "three bap tall." It was
between two and four o'eloek, in the afteroooo. Mr.
Collins, on the other band, said the coal was brought
between 11 and 12, and Mr. White, Jane, stand that
the prisoner wee bask to the Pouth•Western nation
before 12. On base give. into the turtnif of fklitt.
Calelow, thee Knowor said be delivered di• when of the
20 cwt. to Mr. Oollina—Thia stakennot be repeated
to-day, and Inking into consideration the
dinirepeoey ia the endorses as to the Usa., the
Bench ordered tbe primmer to he —Kr. William Walsh. at Trinityotreet, was semutoned
by Sergeant bleGongh,one of the impostors of nolsesties
for allowing four watersicesta to overflow, be
iaxrd
belonging to hint In Lovir-less.—Tbe defendral It
was owing to the frost. —Sergeant Melones ekid it
might have been so in the lest Instance, but when
be served the defendant with the usual mane, be
might sully hen remedied the evil,—Mr. Wank said
the property woe only leasehold, and brought him In
little or nothing. He amid not get the tenants to look
after the ginseng and owing to tb• trouble they gave
hlm be was dellenniani either to shut op the borne or
So eell the property.—The Mayor mid it was • question
vitally aliening the robin health, and it eras the duty
of the Beath to &one the provides' of the Act. But
se the iron appeared to bare had some Inflames in the
matter, if Mr. Haigh would be more vigilant In his
insanities of tin premises, the came would tas dismissed
on the payment of costa, amoienteur to fia. 6d.

THS CATISDNAL, WILTON, 1111 D
STOsoOIIIOL—
T.. beers sods half by railway o Salishery. Hasten
to the Ches. Lie She most intelligent of eisrpn
duet you threstb•the famous °beret. Dan we say,
ted ? Ido not ailed* to the horrible arras's-
:taro lathe old isoseismals, oasis wish bey of the save
on Um Boor. midway between kb* piers, nor to the
stalls of shabby deal, painted brown, nor to Ent
ugly way in which the Lady Chapel has bowl thrown
Into lb* choir. Even looking at the vest building, with
Ito double transept, sad its spire,the loftiest in England,
I wish but vagsaly say, that I bays sees Cathedra's
which impressed me islinilely more. Los, ingleel laid
its hoodoo the grant Anna. till Bishop Destine took It
I. band. Mach work is going on mow. The week front
enearaled by meitildisg. and great sews are suiting
stones at its be.., bet there is a wee deal vet to de.
Rather to undo. The assemble head of Wyatt has
been hors, obliterating asd &straying. The spire, of
sear 400 feet, is a good deal off the perpendiaaler. At
the soapstone it is two feel to the south end near a foot
and a half to the west No further deviation IMP
occurred for many years. The Clow I. large. The
ancient deanery is opposite the west front of the Wendt
The palace steads within grounds of moderate extent
near the Lady Chapel. Two alike from Wisher, I.
Hmeerion, bellowed by the memory of George Herbert.
A smile further towsrds the west is Wilkie, where •
beautiful Bmantlne eburoli wee built a few years ago by
11. 1.11 litr, Sidney Herbert. One regrete that so much
cost should have been lavished on a Whine of an
tenor style, however splendid a skinen of that style
it may be. And eight miles from the graceful cathedral
of a sosiewhet wearisome pert...shoo, you iiriU And the
'resident pennies of the reds* of all arehltesturr.
There, in the plain, is mysteriom Stonehenge. "Awful
.mentorial, hotel whom we know not."—A.K.H.B., in
Names ifaiyasiaa