The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05 00:00:00

report:—

§ Wel.tior State of Woathor.
Aug.
28 CS SE Fog. fine
12 Fog, Ole
29 07 E 8 & W F.DO
30 70
SW Cloudy
31 77 SE Fine
1 70 N W Fine
2 177 w Fins, ulight showors

CS fit
or Go
70 53
71 10
70 0i
63 60
Cl 03

MISR Rill • NLEY.—This eminent and acoom-
plished entertainer visits Dorchester on Monday next,
Sep.:unbar 11th. Those who heard nisi Stanley before
are thoroughly satisfied with her powers ; for those who
have not, we cull the following :—" The characters
wakh MU. Stanley Introduces, apropos to the seven
main divisions, whether presented 'n full length or
brought ap suddenly from behind • table, itre all
exceedingly graphic), the treusition from one to the
other being acoompliehed with astonishing rapidity. The
first, who shines so v:vidly in the third age; the
credulous Miss klueldlestoue, who believes all the
possibolties which cousin George tells her; the gallery
of domestie servants; and above all, the remand° house.
maid, are perhaps the happiest of po...raltu-es ; but the
Individualities are in each CAI admimbly sastaiued,and
may 1, said to mei:t uniform praise. Was Stanley
sings Innumerable songs; and altogether the entertain.
meat it so varied and excellent of its kind, that we
shall be surprised, indeed. if it falls to some the good
word and countenanee of the town.—Moraing Herald.
Cousin Perri Samosa, fistarday.—Before R. 0.
F. Sterna Eq., L Posies. Esq., and It 1... Kinslaralay, Eq.
Tuosas Turf, of Esershot, for bong dt unk last Saturday

niin.t.:;r7a ifil-014.
HIOUS-o HUMP, of Woodsford, sr, summoned for fetal"
log on the heath, I 1 the occupation of Wr. Chileott, of
Warmwell traffic Fle rd demos found defendant with •
ferret in a bag Lode balket conto,ning eight, nets and • dead
rabbit, He asserted that he had perminion from Mr.
Cbileott. and the ems wr. a !journal for • fortnight.
Jos. Ci UAL of Puncknowle, wa- summoned for d unken-
nem there were four prosier% cOnt:ctiorn agr-st hint. so he
was fined 20.. and colt." h., end pied.
Pnitde Bates, of Cattlstock, v. omen Blues, was an action
for ejectment, and the ma tetrat ,ordered didetulmt to give
up pomemion In the time the law pros :dew
Jen,' Vueroumt, ad A1a....-6..,, .....e......, . •... -...0..
throe egg.. teem a st ete, the property M Mr. Shittier. Many
ggs had been ml -ed, r-td Cons' bits Fedor was set to watch.
Ile nr—ked fort. lugs I a nt, and a 29.10 on gutualay night
dirrentlant took throe:. 'ttl put them in his pocket. The con-
stable showed blnmelf, the man gave up the eggs, was taken
to Mr. Shittler, sub brought off l• 5 C 1.14541- *WI t4llolld to it
days' hard labor,.
Mutual. Llognanso Mizruni.—lne Brewster sessions
for the borough were held on Monday, before the
Mayor rod Mr. John Bishop. Sept. Coward bad not
a single onap' •nt to maga end the whole of the
liermses were renewed excepting five—four because the
landlents d'd nob I non: 'y att tut end one on an
objection stele by Mr. Weston. The lernaed advocate
took exception to the canes& of the license to sell
beer outdoor. gren• I at the lees meeting to John
HOltno
_lir, Of HOnoWay-rOir. He mod that when the
oilensi application ins m• to Dollcn. were given both
for an bndoer sod an outdoor license--the former
felled and the latter was j,,Anited ; but, he believed. it
was so plowed because the magistrates thought they
bad no discretion In the rustler, except on one of the
three pounds sptifled In the Bth sedition of the Aot.
Doubts baderisen in various Onus 11 to the effect of
Mist section, end by so Act of Irst session it was
declared that the justices might in their discretion
Ware inch applications In the some way as in other
ewes. He, therefore, urged that '(the Bench granted
the es. Agate at the previous meeting under the appro•
bennOn that they had no power to refuse, snob view
being wrong, now was the time to review it. Ho said
Mien was not the slightest necessity for Beymour's
beseliwiae, for there were various bosses In the Immo.
, ditto neighbourhood, and the Queues lies I within two
'or the.. doors.—Mr. Symonds asked if notice had, been
' even to Seymour of the intention to oppose the
resteweL—Mr. Bishop Wert to Mr. Groves, brewer),
said no.—Mr. Symonds thought the matter had better
he adjourned to give both parties an opportunity of
appearing, arid this was ordered.—The adjourned meet.-
..4 Ins died for Sept. 27.
MILTON ABBAS

MI anall-pos has unfortunately •;tited Hilton, bat
happily the preveative measures taken have bean so
aerate that the timporaly bospita boa now so oo-
mpast. It me whisahis that the Ptibuts 011 isavin
it sheet& be soppitsi with new Gleam anti with a
view ot ISOOIIhiSS Wm with the semeseary apparel a
ashoemmeim ma set on feet. Berea Hassimma Miss
sollebsd by Mr. B. lashes to ast to time geed work.
cap* sad Wall replied Mai he would eastabste
at tbe was time Isis wish tW the obi
oletaP=l be WM. This. el sow% will he
sladlly own plied iriik