The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-09 00:00:00

JOYCE'S SPORTING Aresutertom.

IPHE following articles, of tin
1 Best Quall2._manufsestured
FREDERICK JOYCE, of Its,
may be had of most Outimakees
MILITARY Ems mous.
SION CAPS.
PATENT PYROXYLINE SPORTING DO.
ORIGINAL (l8N) ANTI-CORROSIVE DO.
TREBLE WATERPROOF CENTRAL nue DO.
WADDING% CARTRIDGES, ko., he.
Manufacturer to Her Majesty's Wit bspartratiat

T'ENT'S PATENT DIPLEIDOSOOPE
JL/ Meridian Instrument) for the liege Mare el
Cloaks and Watches by obtaining "Tens mow by
Solar observation." Recent improVeneente suable the
most inexperienced person to Az then taelerneests he
the Meridian, and thereby Burnish Vie aeons el mew.
taming either Greenwich or Local Thee. Pries £2 he
Duff; Cloak, Waistlt„ and Chronometer Maker to Mr
Queen and the late Prince Consort, 132, 11161111114
joining Colitis's Bank), and Stand 35, Itoyisklnelmapo
London.

MILKER OF THE GMT CLOCK Yolk TIES
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DENT'S TURRZT Oto

fiI.HE attention of Public Bodies, GeUrsaa,
.1 and others is respeedully requested to tie Int-
wovements mad* in the construction of Ctilessnrt
for Stables, Churches. and other Large
the late E. J. DINT arid F. DIN; Clock ma Oliresso.
meter Makers to the Queen and the late Primes Oeasert,
and Makers of the
GREAT CLOCK FOR THE MOSES OP
PARLIAMENT, he.
Turret Cloaks with CONPISBATION Pziinit.vx,, .4
masted for variations of temperature, to work Use hands
of Dials of any aim from 1 foot to 30 feet itissetee.
DENT, 61, Strand, adjoining Couttes Bank and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.

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DORCHES/4 - .
- Some time since an announcement appeared in
this journal to the effect that Canon Fisher, of
Salisbury, had nominated his son, a young deacon
of the diocese of Oxford, to the rectory of Chitterne,
Wiltshire, and that the Bishop of Orford had
consented to admit him to priest's orders before the
usual time in order that he mieit take p.—
of the benefice. Almost immediately afterwards it
was stated that the Bishop of Oxford, having ,
become acquainted with the circumstances, had '
revoked his promise. Mr. Fisher, jun., is therefore
still in deacon's orders, and the living hes been
presented br the Dean and Oberter 0511abu17 t•
the 111,7--thsorge - ittebarder .M.A..,- of All Sonkl.
°,ellllll:pani, , .of i
sad turning =,
lain °141"°W.12. a . . till°a
hill
far
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some time pest as the Saishaff
diocese. ......,,..,_v
Isresrliii 16 haka*.., " --igvitTraVei FM Ofili:
Bowie FACITOILTSO Areal*. beim by Mr.
Henry W agent and provision
merchant, o lawns in Irebrisr7
last, and
6ts, ree6llll4 w Ahat:lrgitneman's -Autunin
diti UK Is Whisk he shows that the opinion*
ojek.„-eefengt=irpra
doub mgMilicri7gieftestatrintallifitotlrthoss 1
who arelkedsseera of bather, somissiethnifore, !without
Tk letaai reeradem-threo. in our b seereas. j
1:-.0`17pesa • the
_norm. enemmemb el
the sessopftimktv contra*, were engaged -114-r '
so to than your attention to my
system ci businme,- 'Whereby yoiraireld all intermediate'
agencies. ta4ih' ::tsivelling esgmoses, ism, ha, with
which the e of Weekly Doiset butter has been
heret&olik ' in its hem production to con-
sempillboli ter * olusperintending collection
is, the eoentry: then, as now, conseientiously convinced, '
that bir fear adoption of it, entered upon as it has been
in interity eakiped faith on my pert, It would largely
promote per Merest in the remit scorning from a
season's trials The information then communists& illf
circular. ths OreaD114•00/36 Bilatleted for scasidiralka
;Its value pf butter should be *eft
quoted by by the prom of thattlii senr
sistam theme of probabilities and Meths
being well canvassed at every * MY•rum*
exte4m sanl important dairy farmed irlid-ebeallin
oontritted to mention.* the opheteate=th whist
gloomy doubts were generally , ash* a
range-of-priese-fer butter this meson of 1862 es had
existed for previous summers' make of cheese I* to
that period. ilat rvikhiehett repotte d Ilitoreheeter bar
now bah& ihiiiikerethat SA effort was muds to panemea
the •, • Theater by local factors, at •
c=
p , ...•:!tn. Arjhw Its value relatively to
• ..' r Lillian, va ,_ n• • the remark, 'that as we
. . - Airiest Willow-Won to • large and ineremil
thrall demlheitmesald -Intel exteeive dab,
the eetutW. by .s?Utr iquouut a -111111/111g CM 1100=11*,
producer saMathi.ritaittikt. that
own odlakativeseiter meims,.....palla• A off,
bank-in four distrinto we saw nothing so gloomy or
o ' season to warrant • supposition that we
shoaM4l.h. idellassastdeltbrom &Weds and,
pastas.; and that Of this year
woad's* : I -thelighk=stavevenzart.eftect the we-
ll* Sissesertent rape at.** filled &aria of
w batimr.4 when that which a buslnees
man Miele be.,. reilestion and comparison.
Itiet,ciamiernle %mat deb. to teat thepretuatli of Its
aihim kderest to 14 rekak
(oorii, dealers_ and factors) factors) it may sidic' way `
,perhaps whisper abwienotr advantages to
telsali of myi quaint of :tlirespectlelly
stabmit the quotatiose of flint: dunes the sgAring
contracts, and the nett Mar irned by my
lfl&ttati.ltko=t . butter of fine quality,
e slakien, whisk ,fflifin 116,1
f ,s,:f ,'.,i • f--4,4 ... :.w • ' f
fr
- •;", ' -,,,, '.«.::,40, --Ina , 'c'r "Ilk
'' 14"; t. t•' - ' ris: • '',, l9Be.
' . f..:1 • 4 I '. • ' ' 4.4.6 k.
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ji,taamitlettito Agiiiiiilit4, ..,,r.
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:01hyliettir.; v...2.„0.4* ,e- ' a"). • , - we
TheneeforthWV ' simillmiltatithiewestopist af
itilatiA
the season, 525. p* 'apt ANL per curt Buceyer-
inip4oont-tita. _OM m to this market, home and
fnuttelWayf deluging Market the end of the May
ft*Waryitlialles Jiiiiiliteljejo pOingslcie:.
:=l"Ptet.Mr hi value td4.tit,=7;Z:4%.°
Per Tasce" , .Or -II=:. per 'etre. .'Wftli lisiespeet ef a fait
'Lehman duand, and a I)rin matket it good-take for
fresh Puma bitten The Miner* of 1861 did
not find us JO king With an overdatigratt period,
we had then established for Dort Inatkauwann lust;
progressive adrance, geachi,-- -••• preemie quotation on
the &1 of Jdrev*"2...... cles iillusw dream-
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had brought hone another ono, and she told hat sha
Mold not care for het brother now, and requited
her to hand her his photograph.—Mr. Devout
mid they were a disreputable set of people alto
Defendant might fancy she had a grievance,r:l7l%
must not take the law into her own hands. Upon
her promising not to offend again, she wohld be
fined in the mitigated penalty of 2a. fid. and aostm
The money was paid.
; FOOT: RAM-A very spirited foot race took
' glace oq Monday, ctn, tllie Dorchester road, between
'vete Win4iWe, ifilird Regiment, and Ildr.
BenjaminPopei, of Weymouth; the match being
130 yard.' s for Al aside, and. was neatly won by_
private Winstone by a good yard and a half. This
is the second race that has taken place during the
lint fortnight on the same ground,Private Winstone
Jesting the field victorious. The stakes were held
by Mr. Wareham, of the Castle Inn, to whose atten-
tion and good management many thanks are due.
Private Winstone, we hear, is now open to al;ryobvoidl
to 'who likes make a match, on the same
from £1 to £5 aside, and is daily to be seen at the
shots-mentioned Castle Inn, where Mr. Wareham,
the proprietor, will giveall particulars. Should Mr.
Pope feel dissatisfied, Private Winstone will run
him again on the mine terms for £5 a aide.
Tax Recta. —We understand that Mr. Daniel
Stone, of Waiditch, who was last week murdered by
neighbouring farmer, had, with his friends, in-
tended running a horse at the ensuing Weymouth
Tame for the Hunters' Staler.

&Tensaw Drava—Mr. Daniel RODS, the well-
known deader in mime, died suddenly on Wednesday
evening lmt at his residence at Weymouth.
PORTLAND. &mamma. —On Tuesday
Thomas Wallis, a quarryman, was charged before
W. Eliot, Esq., at Weymouth, with concealing a
keg of spina with intent to evade the customs' duty.
Mr. Cheeseman, the collector of customs at Wey-
mouth. proseouted, and Mr. Howard appeared for
the prisoner. It appeared that on Moro.ly, a com-
minuoned boatman named William Ja•2:t, whilst on
duty at Portland, saw defendant with something in
a basket, which appeared to him very suspicions,
and he asked him what he had there. He then
maimined the basket, and found it was a tub con-
taining, three gallons of spirits, which he took
pomeanon of, and took the defendant also into
custody. It seems that according to the regulations
of the Baird of Customs a prosecution cannot take
place without the Head-office being first communi-
cated with, if the quantity of spirits found upon a
puma exceeds two gallons, and Mr. Cheeeeman con-
sequently applied for a remand, not later than
Satorday next, in order that he might communicate
the circumstances to the Board above. The case was
amsequently remanded, the defendant being ad-
mitted on bail, himself in £lOO, and two sureties—
*. Samuel Pearce and Mr. Thomas Carter—in
£5O each, to appear and receive judgment. The
keg of spirits has evidently been in the water a
long period of time, and the defendant alleges that
he found it washed ashore.

ar of plain and fancy goods will,
we understand, be held at St. John's district parish I
ecloohocen on the 17th instant. The Hon. Captain
Carnegbi, of H.M.S. Coleeens, has kindly consented
to permit his band to attend. The proceeds will be
equally • divided between the Church Missionary
Society, and for the repairs of St. John's Church.
Tha CAnsrs.—Ever since the Midsummer vaca-
tion the cadets have been prohibited to pass beyond
their playground OH the lake of Portland, and are
also prohibited entering any shop for purchases they
may require. This circumstance has caused, as
mpy welt anticipated, no little dimatisfae-
JiOn, detliereeral tradesmen, little anticipating the
f *omulgation of Bath in order, had laid in a stock
'of juvenile setitiiminited*tily for them. The cause
for the basing of such an order was, we understand,
from a report, (which inui, however' unfounded,) that
some et
.the publicans had served the cadets with
.intoxi*mg eors.•
.„ BROAD- CHALICE' —The Was Herald says:
,ft is *l* no surprise that we leant that dissent
is obtaining a strong footing in the parish of Ekoad
;Chaim, the laity of which are fairly driven from
the Church by the rationalistic teaching of the Rev.
Rowland Williams. Last week, the Rev. Robert
Morris, a clergyman who had seceded from the
()berth, was recognised as the pastor of the Indepen-
dent •Cessgragatsen in the village, and on the mine
00001110 D the foundation stone of a new Rif:eatery
memorial chapel was laid.