The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18 00:00:00

-

riders was adds.* :—Heary Gdlieghimo aid,l &Me
the besides --&—te4, Hee as. On Teasley serming
she= q..ekt PONS lk VIM Ong elf to bleb • ememblab
wire a bop told me Moen mu a pmmins. sib Mehra
leader water. I went as quiski r ppdhlip. vbs.
arrived I felted the aseered deed. I bra _,.
horse sad afterwards pat hIM late • mimidne. He
his ler in the steps of the mashies sad *afar was is
the water. Ido ar know how the deesesed met with
his death.- By • Juror' 'elso water Irma lore &Mt
The meads* had bra sob shalt
Dreamed wee an earlier reline" and had bra
swimming with two three. I herd me sae airy for
seelserea.--cemd. • hid, mid :I was halide(
etdomigh." ift,,rasrliep 11 ?Ark trout as'
• ihn aTaael ilaw. dersaldthe swimming sad
spoke to him Hs said he felt Odd. The'vrater was
rather cold. I saw hiss wiping *welt * She machine.
About eve or ten selautes afterwards • boy same ton.
machine sad rid that • maa was saber the writer. I
saw the deraesd sad thee rat aad to the oreeile
era what had ocoarred.—By a faro? Wbes I taw the
deceased be wee 'deeding in the middle of the
serhies wirdag bluaself. lam certain Aid he was the
use person eel spoke to Is the ereber. —The Coroner
✓id fro= imonvenation he bed bad SrstB the mother of
dreamed it appserod that his 4aitebteet to Its abd had
been recommended by his medleal adviser to visit the
S..' for dm perpose of bathing, aa on a previous
occasion he had derived greet benefit from it, and the
bathing that be had had dart% this May bad consider*
improved his health, having had se fits sine* be bad
be,, here. The try renamed a verdict that the
deoess-d waa " Aadderally drowned."
Teuritemace Fire. —Wednesday was • gala day for
the umemben at the Weymouth Total Abstinence
llooleiy. they brines that day selehered thole smmi=l
fete. The spot molested this time was the beautiful seal
of IL B. Er., at Pieraptaa Park, and •
lovelier spot arid weather amid sot have beam=
for. About half -past 19 the seermbeet sad their
mastering doss,, tit ear Orli It the Temperanos
then headed by the Portland
SltsstissiditQw7airantede sat
the Gnat Waren Railway
art" and took their depertiere
itel:briamiCa. On
rir,=:et their deatioatios the . divided
Into happe groups, man t
arid enjoying the Issentafel sad soeaqa. assnory with
which they were garroted*, whllet ram indulged in
foot-bell, wicket and miler other pair Hader the
sheltie, of some noble trees the party sat dew, sad
took of tea There was • lyber of
from Framplon adjaanat WIWIr10:
(ether the easmohlage art 61 ei="kbetween GOO
Gad 71101 At dimerauved some
eholem and 4= or if refoiclag aid
piety. As shades of evesiag bepa to dawn -upon
the party they made preparations for their return
Item, but before doing so beauty abases were given
for Mr. sad Mrs. Sheridan together with their faLl,
with many thanks for Mr.
placing the park at the disposal of the emieirmly7tbe
fete pared °gamy saUshierr4, and erryeas appeared
to thoroughly irojery himself.
Prr. Mites WAGON tr.. Smooth —On geode,
armor were parebeil is aid Miles Nsticrid Schools is
this tows. TI., Rev. Talbot presind ia the
morning and afternoon aad the G. A. Poole la
the evening. The oolleetions amosuited. to 848 Os. 1014.
ADC:47IOPa IS Course' AID SOCIETT. —Sermons in aid
of this useful society were snared in ea. John's
°harsh on Sunday. In the morning sad resins by the
Rev. Beylse, D.D.. principal of Bit Andrew's
College, Hirbrabearl, sad in the sltehmain by the Bev.
J. A. Beephears, inettmlant of St. John's, Collectices
were made at the cline of each mercies, amounting alto-
gether to JIB 10a Oa Monday night • maestri wee
at t the Barden Hotel Assemilily Room., in old of
the same object, There was • large and
the proosediep were presided over by the Rev.
J. laspbo.soa, who, is the wares al a forcible
and able ea* the work whir bed brag*
theta tosthsr ii;as or for =riffle, ildditleamt men
forth. great parishes and bosh of tido Isad—asel whir
ought to hake the foreseer roiliest in the haw* and I
efforts of °brisket' ought to hel that
it was an stisserPitek. Thige then Abided to a
reser speeds made by the Blur" of Loudon, in which
he staled that it woe* be impossible to early on the
work in his diesels whitest** Ad of this irtituticia.
They meld mot do without sodeties of this kind. With-
out such renters the Mara &mid not go on, rd
Christians would be rabbi to check the stream of
irreligion and nagoillinees whir had broken in upca
them. They were, he Mt amend, all greatly abo4sd
on reading the amour of the brutal sore whir had
taken place in the town of Birmingham. He erreely
knew of anything whir had happened of late in this
country more calculated than that ashibitica to dia-
per this eortry in tle eyes of Europe and the world.
He was ear that every right Woking se did rejoice
whim he heard that their most beloved Queen
had thought it neoeswy to command a letter to be
written to the authorities of the town of
Birmingham. But whilst they were peados out
their indignation upon the people for hiving
such treed apprites they ought to consider whet
sore bed bees provided for them by this
Firitu hnrab. What had the Church done for the tows of
Itiriningham, which had a population of 300,000 people?
The vicar of that place, Dr. Miller had told them that
there was not Cherub roonitoodation for 30000. He
thought most of the guilt rested upon the whole of the
lend, and they right not to be so ready to pour out
their indignation nor a neglected population. In the
great Metropolis there was only Church seoommodatien
for shoat ooe-third of its population. From • very care.
fel calculation which had bees made, it was calculated
that there must be newly • million of people in that city
living in a Mate of perfect heathenism. He knew of
nothing which was more sad and terrible that reeding
amount, of the houms and lodgings of the Lokidiutior,
sad of the degradation—the undessalbable d
In which vast maltitades were living. we. •
peat work left fer them to do, sad be did not wish to
ignore the Libras of these who did not belong to the
Chureh of Engird, who helped to forward the spread
of the Gospel, as the longer thee lived us, lore they
! desired In liars • brotherly feeling for thous who laboured
IMr and Iced ChrLst. Although they did allow
I • Geld for others to labour in, they must mot forget the
I pod lion In which God bad i laced the °harsh of
Ragland. They must not forget the power for good
which He had placed in their hoods. He thought that
at ineetinp of this and other church morsties, tbey
ought to hear this in mind—the position is will& God
had placed the Church of Eaglead ; what a hold it bad
upon the people of this land,. and what an influence
for good it exercised in all the comers of 113
earth. He herr that they were often brriog
dangers threatening the safety of the Meth
Ragland, and which seemed to rend like a amok in her
wails ; although he did net gay It boniiiiinly, bet he
Mote= it would be wiong if he did not mention it, that
there never was • time when God slimed more =sul-
trily to bless the Church with His favour, in
pouring His Wirings upon it, and there was also err
• time whim God pn it more opportunities for doing
=LAltheagh they bad niu* thaat Hint, foe thee
sot Mein to Weir responsibilities. They had tag-:
lasted their data= and in that wee ktrilr danger. He I
desired to feel, sad make his \Wens feel what oppor-
tunities there were placed la their baada, and what !
Privileges God bad given them as sharchnien.
He hoped the merit of We meeting would be
such that they would be actuated with a desire to do
do more in this wort then they had hitherto doom
feeling that Gad had given them golden opyorrilltilia
and that be would mil than. to seeoent —Tlas deputa-
tion, the Rev. Mr. Baer, gave some intorsetimg ac-
count, of the stabs of destitution in which Laren,
Liverpool, and Birkenhead were placed in, aid of the
good which had b en effected by the help of the Curates'
Aid Society, and made an earnest appeal on behalf if the
society for enabling it to carry on Ito Christine work.
The Rev. Talbot Raker and the Sr. C. T. Praetor also
addressed the meeting. forcibly setting forth the claims
whir this misty had epos all deneatinatloas A
Christiana, but especially upon those belonging to the
Church of Begird. A collection eras =We at Um door
amounting to £9 101.
Hummorirer. A Irian oft lioniceopethy was
delivered at the I agitation on Tuesday evening. The
&Hendren was tolerably nturerona, and the lecturer
misted MARV very interesting, instructive, and amuAng
facts, frequently eliciting the load applause of the sad-
coca.

A STRANG. 00CtIallnieli —On friday a trinzv±a±ll
and fswouran bone, belies* se Captain.
Browne, with abether hone, were turned into—:.fre7dTt
Ludmoor. On Saturday morning, on going to the leld,
It was discovered that both the bind legs of Captain
Browne's hone were broken. Mr. Arnold, veto-
notary cantos, was sent for and food the
animal on the point of delah, from etemeive
bleeding. He ordered it to be killed, whit& *ea ac-
cordingly dons. The Oily contestant how this afar
soak( have happened is that it was blotted * the other
hoe,., •kich had shoes on. The injured hone Ins a
great fate trite el the Captain's, and it is said that very
recently be refitted an offer of 100 guineas for it.

Tut itatLe T. —The works counested with the tunnel
nail.r the Weymouth Brig* for the se* iron tram-
way. from the railway Mateo to the harbour, is nearly
completed. The perammt way is also raphilY ad-
minim& The new memis bare arrived, sad are de.
posited in heap. alarm the liar al rests.
_

T. Vow:trims. On WM:maim
_miming gad
BO members of or ride some lanombild Me Klatee
Statute under tbe emanated of Catena Tbrelber and
Fenian Tinard, and isarabett ea • Sold at the Donbas-
ter-road banning to gonna Turni, wines tie, mon
exercised is veiny *ring. Tbe efeentber *SI sehnitable.
and gays tin adicen nein eatiefsetios. Tee bend,
which ham now a new ealtoros, lioomisialuded tit=as
Tuns Inuscm Yemeni. —A quarterly
of kw Council was had as Wednesday. Present:
Timm Mayor, Aldermen A ling. Met, Welaford, sod
J. A. Damien ; Maistriss.
Aylea, Hibbs, Howard, W. Thomas, B.Thomea, and
Drew. —The T.cirn Clerk laid, dipotts7led to lb.
Waterworks Bill, that be had the Monte
book, and Scud that the Bau. after Meier bass fully
dimmed, was carried by. Lep m,,kf .-8•00
daeollory discussion then took piaos between Mr.
Devenish snd the Tows (laic, ansesemisig the pleas
for the embanktoont is tin Backwater, Mr.
Deveniah intimating that the whole of the dispute
on that subject had arises is sousegoome of the mg
-
1.°6 of Mr. 8611P11- denied this in
tem. —The rut Demises on the paper was to maim
• plan of the proposed ten-home as the bridge,
which had has. funtisimed is the °peroration by Os
Harbour Tramway. . Mr. H. Thomas celled
the attention of this In the smeremement
made on the bridge by the company; met Dale
bed AO made grain eentosamenin Mare, HM Mid
eelde • mom ugly and eitagreeaMmloaking pangs*
than before. He had so porsemsl Wing 1.5 k.
matter, but he thosight lie omit: So sail des alleeplkia
Sae beeudel to this neaMer is he did sot see 1.17
• public company ought to moron& spas rabbi,
=atom than private individuals. —Mr.
asked if the railway oostracters bod
geodeina st
tlseramisrty to theix own prima use —Me.
Mit he was sea is a position no
mower that gasslasm—Mr. Dewed* said OM the
contractor, hod spade • holier job of tie bridge lien
evw ilTffhf they weld, mid ties 'commodities
for the pates was Wow WA it ems Wpm —Mr.
Ayliag Impressed a similar opinion. —Mr. Hibbs
thougEt if the toll-boeme woe pissed la a eider'
plea than that hdended it would he a it
prominent —Mr. Weldord inquired he whs. Welk

of this the Oell woald regulro a tall-ksener
The Cloth said wag almost impartible to say,
=s sight alas yore. —tri Afar* Ma •
or
hoe Sr% blither, it es.
lidatindrarik rimming the ithoratior arid to
I. made in ommezion with the bridge, sod
that if the parser wee raised is Saito( theilhtel
would be • groat Wary to thelr's end °that's piepsety.
—Mr. Howard smarted that Mr. Beasdanthaild
wait upon the Council as he had given him maiy
railer reasons why they should not her • tra-
itors, and be might be this to give the. some in-
formation on the artiest—The Mayor soil/ ar
cocoa in Mr. Howard's If they ad-
matted Mr. Bruton they mist Moll! others who
had objerioth —Mr. Hibbs ites of atria that a
Issaporary toll.loore wothd thither the thirpilei of
the Corpetsilok, Moths that 114 woad not be an.
titled to any more tolls after eight or ten years
looser. He had 'poise to Mr. Aird as the
subject, and he was of opinion that • temporary
here _word be astilment. —Mr. Drew moved
and Mr. W. nod it was
resolved "thatThlr. ii:r7ll4Clerk be re-
gorged to apply to Mr. Aird for a plan for a
temporary MU bark stela, and such improvements
as he is prepared to stake as onniperstana for the
noaretron of the penainont toll-beues, and that
a arimitten, °orbiting of the Mayor, Mr. Ayala',
Mr. Welthini, Mr. Hibbs, and Mr. Drew, ba
appointed to refer with Mr. Mid as
the enqsat."
—Aa applicatio• was made by Mr. Arden to the
on Waif at Yr. a Collett, .1 11. foundry,
for 440 componation tor the damson wastalied to
his premiss, by the harbour tramway cutting off the
near of eommunication with the Backwater. Is tke
event of their disputing the claim be gave notice of
=aiding to arbitration Within dap, eider the
Ulm =sAsk—Is eras resolved, "that the
e regained to writs in Maori Baxter,
Norton, and Rose, asking them to dispute the claim
seat in by Mr. Cara "—As applicator wee road
from Mr. Stannard, the stork of the railway works,
regorging lb. Council to allow the retractor the
use of the large sorpregign lighter. —After some
&amnion the tub of the lighter was pared for two
weight F0r.03. —The Harbour Master complained that
the Jaok-in-thabeaket lamp had not beso lighted
on esessu/ noossions,sad once an oil lamp had had to
be etheiligrocL He also rated that the old gas
male bad her taken away sod • new or revisor,
sad that Mr. Mush, the aaaat.r of the gas works,
word not allow him to have t&s key as formerly.
Sire the new meter had been saboWthted for the
old the the lassipaodod gone ost.—Mr. Chinch was
Nit for, and In of he or the 'sharp
pit g. Oriel% are the ass
bed bra pissed the lamp had gam out.
When the old meter was in use he had received
frequent complaints about the lamp going ont,aid he
Use pipe' were tampered with; therefore
lie had put a new teeter, of whith he alone had the
key, and lade which tire the lamp ha not goes
out —no mart was Wrings& by Mr. Church
allowiog the bialgoil to have the meter ander their
entre oorzol for the rig three inoitths. —The Mayor
road some oominaniostions from the South-Western
and GrethWestms Railway Companies desiring the
Council to re-conaler their deterniaation in having
• viaduct acmes the Blickwster instead of the
embank moot which was now in course of aosstruotion.
The railway oompaniss oosteoded that an embank-
ment would have many advantage' over • viaduct,
and CMS no athare would result from such a step.
—Mr. Ayles mid from coaresation whiol he liad
had with parties who petitioned in favour of having
a vied** they now said that they writ OA aware
of the army adriaterei that would arise hoar having
an embankment, aid that they had limed the
ateiberial ander a false impresaiou.—Mr. Drew
remarked that it appeared to him that it was abso-
lutely iteasinary for the railway soispanies in order
to 'Rarity carry out the work to throw as embank-
ment sores the Back water, and if the Council still
refused to accede to snob a stop the retractors would
place the mars, before tarliameet and obtain their
groat for airrYiag on the work now in program.
The subject not hiving bows plaid on the agenda
pow it was postponed until a fonts meeting. —The
Surveyor's Report was then road, and ordered to
li. on the table, and the other burner brought
before the meeting was of as aaimportant nature.
PORTLAND. —The Lords of Um Admiralty
visited the island on Saturday afternoon in the
Black Prima, and were welcomed by • salute
from H.M.S. Warr. They afterwards made an
inspettioll Or the Breakwater and other public
works sow in °ores of oonettietioa.

.LBBILT MILTON EITIAOIIDIXARY
hare been inf-rmed, on good authority, that a iirt of
ironed in this rinse, 19 liiirteet t, yielded 21
ad leas potatoes. Generally throughoutthe district,
the arop of potatoes ia most siasliwit both for else,
quality, sad quantity.

- - - -
I3LANDFORD. —Samna" Awn Dosser Csinsa.
)41LWAY.—•Thesdily, September the hi, DI the d:
IT Sp-
pa &a nted for the opening of this A meeting the
Town Conned, convened by requisition from the Mayor,
was held en Monday (yeelmday), for the purpose of
sondating as to ths best way el alebrating the event.
We panne, by mitotic annoinessamt, that on Wed-
needy sect Mc and Mrs. &one Oen (i&r.v.lirrion)
will pre • Eon:waft the C.ers en.
MUM, A *lug-room to Let, or Quiet Apart.
Made fOr A dor." The public pre= unanimously
hoards to the performances of this talented lady the
higheat praise.
Cairn Cover, Monday August 10th.—The
usual sitting of this Court was bald at the Townhall,
before R. -Everett, Esq., when there was • large
number of plaints entered, many of which was
settled out of Ociert. The following was the meet ha.
—Maokrell ti. Rosener. -Mr. Atkinson for
plaintiff. Mr. Daelarsod for defendant—This was an
adjourned ease ham last Cent-day for the Min
&nos of te inipoilatti *Rana it will be riei
inn:bend that Ina tie evidence addend, Mr.
Mackrell opeszeitted to the we of Mr. Remiter,
anoticesser of Btermineter,a bores to sell, with inane-
hone to make the beet pries of. Mr. Rossiter, after
offering it at several plans, gave it into the hands of
Mr. Guppy, • bone dealer, /or dispeal. The horse
was sold, but the amount not answering to Mr.
ileareil expectations he considered be Mid been un-
fairly used. spa &night this salon to recover the
belentts Which he believed was due to him—Mr.
James Guppy, the chief winos on the present
occasion, said that ia October, 1802, he received •
bone from Mr. Ranter with instructions to sell the
rune. The horm was 16 hands lig!, dark brown
6 years old, sad very rough about kg.. It had
• greasy heel ea Sibs hindllig, and *died In a very
=why. He took it to verbs, o markets and
ad at beet sold it at Chichester fair to • Mr.
Newman for £l9, and • horse valued £7 given in.
lie received the horse from Mr. Revolter on the 9th
&pianism For the keep and expenses attending
the hone he charged at the rate of lb. per week—
making altogether for hiS winks a ilk. He sent
a cheque to Mr. Roane for Al. The amount paid
him he candered the fall value of the hone.
Had no offer fittelibissises licestitio=tir tars till he
took It to nod by Mr.
Atkinson H. was not offered £32 at Woodbury
Hill fair for the Inca& —Ho took £l9 and • bone in
exchange. Had never slated either by writing or
otherwise that he get more than £l9. (Here • letter
was handed to witases, what' he acknowledged was
written by his wife, is whi4 It *le stated -that he
made ell tif the ham ) nay was DO vane met
epos the horse. Could not say (aids some bean.
Men) whether he allowed the horse to Mr. Newman
for 30 genes'. Had remind a letter from Mr.
Atkinson asking for Mr. Newrsea's addrem but
did not obtain it till the lase Chichester market, and
forwarded to Mr. Atkinson us Tlitizsday last. Saw
lin Narrman at the last market, bat did not oak
him if he (Mr. Newman) gave him a cheque for £2l
instead £l9. Mr. Newman pet no vain on the
horse. Did en give Mr. RoSier any account
of the sale of the hone. The amount put in for
keep and expenses wis mid• alt aloe the last
Court. Was not twin ibis lip. Rasher bad
charged for the eitpribe and keep of the hone. The
raison be gave Mr. Bomar a cheque for ill, and
not ilk, was brims he wee very busy at the time.
—(Winless was here shown an sopount for exposer,
which he raid was made out by his wife, and added
' it might have been ma de in Mr. Ranter% proorms.)
By Mr. Atkinson :—Was the account for seponess
made mit before Mr. Raeder came to your hoar, or
when kiwis there I—Witness I cannot recollect.
He very likely give • warrant, with the bore to
Mg. Sovroutat, bat solid not positively my. By Mr.
Danwood t There wee no account made out
for apnea in Mr. Ilositer's preemies, but
it was made out at his (wham's) request.
The amount woo brought by himself, and banded
to his setorseg kit srerag. The anent be paid
to Mr. Roomier wes laws than K. would at
the present time give for the buns. —His Hosier here
remarked that it did Dot Mtge whin was Guppy's
, expense. Mr. ficalter hod made his dam, :Ain
the plaintiff in the oase did not object to. —William
Stevens, lateen; said be iS,d at Seettisbary,
and worked for Mr. Madura& Remembered his
, master ending • axes to Mr. Ressiter to selL It
was a good bona and hod not asiyilting wrong with
its he.—Hi. Honer imenissed up the ales, and said
it appeared very dear to him that the horst was
ww;* 30 pineal, and he believed feats the rider,
that it criEsold in • send herr for that min by Mr.
Guppy'. -He wild sot but particnbuiy earn that
Mr. Guppy would not undertake to swear there
was no warned, given rhea he cold the bores.
The eemmienes to lb. Barter wee an unlimited
use; be was to ashes. mar rhe mold of the
horse; and he cord sot but Intim there woo mono.
thing gasir in the trenmetios. It was no doubt
aridlor 30 Owes, sad then it was represented to
the pisisbff that it rely hashed £2l. From GM to
last lir. Machrell did notibjen to pay expenses
I all he complaised of, and for which he brought this
Isaias was, benne it had bees migrated to him
that the hog. lerhed ler *an it really did. Giving
t I the ossandmion allowed by Mr. Reenter to
agrfor nag the herr, them remised the enee
ile. set or eriedfee. £lll had been paid ate
Omit. awl the Myren therefore will ri ita lat in
adillrm; '
J•nt s. %ker.-ISr. F. W. Preemes,
of Wialimbo.tVi
far OM plaintiff ; Mr.
Atkinson for Clam LSO, kw Ism
eintain pia ed by t Ash sitenVe oeninot.
—Mr. Prsten;t *Si, mid thin lie
ir diet nt a &Mrs the ger 1.351

,