The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-22 00:00:00

lie urges them to aid with men, and arms. and Pergo" he'lde° the defendant
money, in order that he may free Sicily from Jm rl aes .milih, Will:roo ua were hi the wagon— I
;le. and Elizabeth-Barge. Ile
ex.'', cted eviity sou,oo ft ii,At to at (evident fall out of the
thoe yoke of the hated Bourbon. What is nyos!,
,v;sti:..irill 7:.crILI hi.::,,Lstill
.Ic.
fclid !.7:
ri„otA,the.
to
be desired is that there should be no inrwign
intervention white-cr. Let Austria, and France, Had kept
.1 (curt for a person, but but had uot been the
That
Grout Britain stand aloof from then contest. Lou': ti,,, i':olfeeloilre4."•bd 17.1 ainilutrclifwiiiitz,th,ien;7lll
hat Sardinia should be drawn into it -is, of feeling existed between him and .defentlant, and no one
course, inevitable ; but let the principle be every- ise...il may that amoaanoremut,pan common Lrigi:tilabil.,
ere proclaimed that Italy is for the Italians, the per,mn with whom lollirliw,V.Xillted. ll:rulenlever gone
and that they must be left to win b•tl • out w ith him with a ihi.g. hid made inguirlea respect-
, y their own in the Mr .i 1 t
it . ,a. an -going tuore than four miles an hour
strength, that freedom in the South which
they to ~,c .f lir were "it amenable to the excise laws. 114.1
have already won in the North. isiumch...l
not hcon cinio..p..l by the Excise. hot did not know
that he had exceeded Iti.s..lltity.sa • ts j, i.. r-PIP•I',4IIIe.I.'!
3: _ le

hire and discharge female servanti, they must have I
speeially suggestml sonic of the social correctives of
the "Great Social Th 9 offer of a second sul-
dress was unanimously responded to, and on the fol-
levring evening the temaliim were more fully pointed
to In salience equilly numerous with that
assembled on the previeue evoning. The s::t collected
at the door defrayed the expenso. The sending
round the town circulars detailing too until partieu-
lars of cases had better be left undone. The evii
admitted, and its abominable odour need not be
added to by giving unnecessary publicity to the ills-
gusting PULT,16913 or non-sneeesses which have
characterized its disclosed history.

- - ---- ---- ------ -- - giving information on the mithject.Lltobert lined sat.
To the European complications which have some question at a very meeting of this club • held Bear Inn,
the Let witness lodged will, him. He saw Rolls drive WINFRITH FARMEr..e Cidll.-The usual monthly
time existed is now to be added tho suddenly-felt past
hitste.l A. DaTenzresidenoti
apmpathy of Russia in behalf of the Christians 1 •ras still striking it. The defendant had the appear-
, in the ° chair, and Ific-re's wju.
in Turkey. This is in itself a very commendable 1 asrear`ttlri:,'4'rizat,ndd in Liguori; hdlyi could not members. Along conversatio3n7ooka-st oncethe
The 'araat. hew:: earning
gill ignallpyand ilefoulani wool, -i, wedmsdasal at the Bloch
subject of the prizes for mot crops, and, after t•znai-
feeling on the part of Russia, but, unfortu- , how matily.times• defieencivaL strniunclic.his horse. but r. gcn:tl
A majority
cl.i.lffoereitibce of opinion, It W 43 carried by a
nately, there must be some other reason than : ra").
nye:ill., iw'ith the I:x%*
prizes;
tsitotuulldalb,cethiliegrsacte
bat: last
the oppression of those Christians which prompts twrwaapntistok"h'7l:!.i`i:r'eavleitlFeCos,:".tahe"Ct"r:sassl-caexte'.a"fikiii:;dlswii`d:lt;uldlitt
Russian interference in this direction, inasmuch know that the policeman and he were better friends than eluded from competition "ai ths gotend root crop de-
: itzplegriirieegtrenertilaarr.rdi Did nortti ;tie att7repaLnoeks. in partinent, in whioh the extent et arable bind to roots
as their position is precisely the same as it has
tines,
rect,litceil.front .me-sixth to one-eiglit h. qnbitr rip-
been for years past. In looking fnr an ex- :at the defendant out of Ville:lir illi's'irs.e- Mr. Weston :111
d entitle the members to compete, were si: tes
planation of this new-boni Russian generosity, 'paid before the hat of June, and several names were
! Viet the!e. was nn ill feeling existing between the emu- .
',lenient and the defend ti t as ths latter would not now put down. It was also agreed that the mangel
her secret springs of action are shrewdly allow the former to kee.p.a. ,log. -lb. had two very
imagined to be of a very different nature to what i r'll'ectahl' wit"*"."" "11' crops
October,slionlildbe
binspected during the first week in
they seem. The strong remonstrance whichboth of whom would prove
t veryideLaiittrilzt
ions. irTirrfn.c.thl,j..kino,l;eL,,eanwdaythfart be gr.orrvt!riat.
INOventera The the other
in the tirsti:vdeeuk of
chairman then
Prince Gortschakoff, with the concurrence of his kr to Winti rbonie, often at walking pace, and never Mr. R. Heinen', of Dorchester, to Introduce Ptre'
exceeding a trot.-Elizabeth Barge said, she hail been subject on the card fot the evening's discussion,
Government, has resolved to present to the
.I in ill health, and was very nervous and that in • whicblwiars_"The Necessity of Agricultural Pro.
Porte On this subject, is taken as displaying a vehicle going fast she would feel alarM,-1, On the sthbough
scie.,Direanitiruitirrrucelsurdrgeducanh alblruinakpf7tr less fi
likely ,llw
to
:
desire to re-of en the whole of the Eastern ilues- May slot came with her brother to Dorchester. and they gross."i
tion. The known feelings of friendship between !
Th,,tei
deed.. returned tow.Wili.LiZrehoctryiesterdefewii:ldantd:gariztoce. do a great deal more, for it is yet quite in its infancy.
Russia and France, which, since the close of the vseurryv ehvasotl ourm ail' pureor-
. whole journey he never exceeded a trot. She did not I:::oc,wi:rgue„ntlikaeßn.;, jaavlglaarknevaedslijgn:t
Crimean war, have been gradually strengthened , raeleal stilt: ileifi's"taiolanne„.,l'nua"dtl'ishiei did not
gseetliedetfent geese since the early pad of this century, when the popu-
She
was quite
~tire
the hooseltowneeraelLed ne
eeTi la.ron of the
ikingdoin was lug. than fifteen millions,
down to the present moment, would point to an drieers•
identity of prilitionl intocost between tbe two . .;..,.r.roihr;.:,,,,errado,,,,,zat.riltee,gwriri:ritedijii,iiainsikery..r.,:vrhiii,:ari2iiiiainangit when thedds ig,..l`oeriihd.,l,l
.11 red
ppon4l cji;len. "w"
countries in the steps just taken by Russia. 5.,i.1 that e Mid not been proved to the satisfaction of have a ularion of nearlya thirty nitildlioreseus,ln'uch betieer
fed andPuelPoth sl then e.l I I thenlwetituns ask
The concurrence of circumstances would cer- the Bench that defendant tans driving at so furious a Benin IdebigLandffir.ell'iricl:rtlieinf
ittarantarjnailtairT.elttarne.yi person,te that
.milt liraippen to be pesranee of going back, for our imports of wheayt all
taiuly indicate an under current not in the in
highest degree favourable to British interests. I the charge of drulikennessy, they belies le.lite 'cirengnapl air- not above one forth of the consumption. But., gentle-
men, in looking to the probable future of agriculture,
ant witness had not a sufficient opportunity of we cannot shut our eyes to the fact that our po ulatioi;
The Grand Duke Nicholas is at present in Paris ; ' g the fact, and therefore, botli summonses ie fast increasing ; that irnitesd of having P thirty
and at the same tinie that these reports reach us I woula be dismissed. millions to feed in another fifty years the population
ittrilicr or ICl.oirr. -Caroline Chniney, Was Charged may have again doubled. end there may be silt millions
of Russian interference in Turkey, we also learn
isioterartriuttairtiiinia,row,
ivraluemrls.,lttleisetopwrowpeprertyar;fd 1t1,., to feed ; and who shall say they will nor lace to be
that active movements are being made at Con- Nwort
! rerte, and Mr. Sy ttttt MIR for the prisoner. Jetnima aialin'ut'il7rty'"t\Vlliyo afie:i'll (.7;
that
htlitew soil
rs .
as
sf
borurertorer. little
stantinople, with respect to the Suez canal. The
British Minister, Sir John Crampton, protested the
!31;etivierllawriiill,e 'f„,r3rr.ußtrlz'oelup .dofelieM%;creaint.e."l:ing on
not again afflict us, and throw Us on our own resources!
against this Diplomatic measure ; and Lord John into the house. Caroline Chain, ey and a little girl itelfitrlrtits sohuorulrdhliiledretline ease ittomu,stttt.bret our duty to our-
Russell confirmed the truth of the report, that mew
.M,a,wry.
iAniiitria'oji,e,,iwerzowarlso.f tyre. Whin Mr. adoptAhe best systems; and ti, is is not oitily ma
ittnyu,ebatot
while she r wontiBieinwtoeutiliet"ottheer it tittaltattar prove to be our interest. It seems quite
that measure had been adopted, with evident heater and iron s bit,
regret. With regard to the Suez canal, the op- room tot settle with Mr. Bishop. Two men were also probable
in agriculturem-Traterinwitilgirereett ineauseurae igtrriatyresue°l7-*
ajzon.se.ttlaginft Litill
position of the British Ambassador has hitherto t3lre.reitishono,restir coiluigntelt4ltthleiektiLenn. scale the use of such a large quantity of cart horses. super'
the carrying out of that apparently prisoner she had lost one within the Ibist half-hour, and iotentliyd
pitt,n,uigtit that ;ill:, -
hi
'd
,mblurlet .on f easefleiw.gtdelaitti:islirnall
impracticable scheme ; but, as a contemporary that
note
yaw must
t .I:""ienrwmitellitainniii egbic'tuot title l:it little
girl engines will be kept for the use of the ;arm. In iieUniag
nozgahrtr:uirsogti•rtretlkernt
your wheat to the mill you will pack it off behind a
observes, it is by no means improbable that M. put it in her pocket, and then can' te back and livered and
threigeh7kr.nirkWitnese then told prisoner that she must the etemnigininiseo;feonn; liitlebeeitmewilulrmeet
de Lavalette, well known in connection with the There. too, it will be "low water" with the milrer.ll His.
dispute which led to the Crimean war, and who nextgullorninii salleshagealinadanowsegdutietrwoof etautkl'ngththe•l i °
if Ithe brought it back she w'ouni'd the 'be:et:awill havoewtbe:li.ttlarienn to mdwilch by irrigation
is now returning as French Ambassador to Con- fore: and told her that
fttorgrtenohern-ersehrednotetrLtlrol;ilrlier sio,t but die dicent mean strain instead. Perhaps rein.j ugi'ayanthinik that b;aruusiienrsg
stantinople, may consider it his paramount duty will keep a bit of an engine to ride to market, or some
to take M. Lesseps and the Suez Canal under his Cross-examined : Prisoner liti:ll:Zkeil ri'r ohnerwwilitnitthe
ever
a-hunting, this I do not believe. But what'
other things were lost. She allowed her to work because r !nay be the effect iif all this, it is oar duty to avail
high protection.
taitirix
she let
wk.:
is,tirerh. IT
sol•renttslitreawnotut.ld, tat litteuristii:lf in; ourselve; of every improvement within iiur reach, and to
When, then, we look at the unsettled state of
ini be.idts Pier way was to watch and iXoti tel7rsiult
;Oiraess liezniiaziebil,ymtead, 7s. Eveiryintl:.
gal rintignenwte
Italy, the quarrel between Prussia and Denmark to her naigitars' a The land in a faithful agent, and will return a psi per-
on the subject of Schleswig-Holstein, and a eeemild lowert Itaeni.!rLi"i'neehi: ihi'atliewralilhaeii7l:riet°wiohu'lTiloSiiite Whei.thr Baron Liebig is
rumour that the French Government would not ••tilow about the LI note?" Mrs. Northover then continued .r.i'at4f:,* it.;,r, i.uttesiiVistsoutilayl.
Pall in I think there is much in 11. riasmilair:.
system deserving
but
be
unwilling to forum
an
alliance
with Denmark,
at. talk t
rtttuntrnptrittistoinneirrrattil ritherttratrt,ils in the
with a view to the formation of a maritime coati- purpose to expose the l'i7s)oltintgr, and HI crieewtuhiT on of
rt at tal lien
osna.mues
.t time to.of
natr,ttitunoi agl if by l such A means we exn iinprove the
tion, we may well believe the statement, put every iziniirowntisn co,:rrtiktuow what kind of character she much of the iiiikaum 'than': threcurl°Le-
trance will be made not only in sax-ice/arab but in sani-
"tench and by kbeer solicit7r toscakeedep rie)r"ntolii.trg'ub'e'itliulibeyt,tiu'et
on
yrn elinvcien.g
tnln.cottnecelittridhornnltiatea.pie only to
acorrogreantrular
forth lion the very highest authority," that some
of the bolt statesmen in England and on the con- two tiulidinirpoxe-she 'mine there to give evidence and she
really talk.
h3tlro.
gSyrtiumeonelrsitti.e-set the
of tlll7,:turh if they could bright, and trust we shall ell do our =sin furthering
fluent are extremely puzzled as to the beat trrlii:irpimarer en of egriculture.-A dila:ninon followed, in
Chairman said the Bench 4hid not consider that there was"'
way of extricating Europe from "the difficulties it . Fowler, Mr. Saunders. and other gentlemen
took part. Time proceedings nif the club were brought to
which are rising up on every aide." But we are anlivril:l ENT 311 EASURF.R. Henr
who look upon the present Inn. ru nekno w le, was charged by*Suiy Trr
wirierl,
Superintendent Brown the Bull
• address.iea with t• hanks tr.. Mr. Datnen for hie interesting
not among those
aspect of affairs as very threatening or alarming. wiiiiiiiiimnuitiimilddtebtiactitint measnres in his business.- -Comm..
An unsettled and embarrassing state of things VIM May, and melte", hlennttot;:ndl'in-edrilst.*mlciaosuuftreso.° thee
ee
trinluced mine, and lie twitnesslexamincil four earthen-
does undoubtedly exist, but there does not
appear to be anything iii them beyond what may one
I,;,i,uir‘artei,j,,u,fs,,,iii,i,irrid,
af,:,udn; lir nun, 32,
pint
go:::
~l,6r,hoinoed:.'o,
la, 'id
short. These were all earthenware. There were 'xiii:
be arranged in an amicable manner, if no one or .
more of the Powers which at loreseut are either in cnacretdheg
nest'. e
tryre 11 iteu it:: Litrilliielefkennilwa titth told c plainmit he
they
twit:row
ttr.irglistta.
itiP‘ri.,-,
alliance with each other, or on avowed terms sober had a quart.' a pint, and.half.
of friendship, are secretly bent upon lighting up i measures, which he took down, and which wet; covered
with dust, and had the appearance of not having
the flames of a European war. , been used fir a long time previously.- Defendant said
; Superintendent Brown lied never troubled him before,
an he did not think anything about his coming, and
"introit know nothing moo re ahout theirbeing short mea-
sure than Adam being in Heaven." Fined Is and tle..A.
costs.

DORCHESTER PITCHED CORN MARKET, Saturday. I
—The supply of wheat at market to-day was only ,
moderate ; the demand ruled steady, at (nun Is. to
2s. advance. Barley for feeding purpose., in demand
at full rates. Oats and beans from Is. to 2s.
dearer.

CoMMITTED To Mr DoevilEaTEß GAOL. Scsoiniis
John Lou. stealing a sheep skin at 31ilhorne. Hard
Lalnoir : Brain Moore, vagrancy at Dorchester, 1
calendar month; Mary Ann Hunt, in ishchavioer in Bland.
ford Union, 42 days : Thomas Ilansford, Henry Crahli,
and Job Trott. ivoutult in police at Ikailmile, I calendar
mouth; TI in. Castello, de.erting H.M.S. Conqueror,
6 calendar months ; dames Thor and Robert Brown de'
!inning H.M.S. Centurion. 6 caleasilar ths ; William
'oates, dewrting H.M.S. Centurion, •...N layA ; Joseph
Kill, disobedience of "niers on H.M.S. Centurion, 21
day.. - Imprison utrut : Hetir.:e Paul, breach of the peace
at Beaurinater, calendar months.

CONIMISsioNs SIGNED BY Tilt IAiRD LIErTENANT
OP Tilt CouNTY 01, DOHNET.-2/iii Company of
Dojoil Rifle l'olunteees.• Denis Williaui Bond,
gentleman, to be Ensign. rice Radclylle, resigned.
:WA Company of Dorset Rifle ro/unteere.—William
Henry Purcell Weston, Esq., to he Captain ; George
Knitter Welsford, solicitor, to be Lieutenant ; John
Thresher, Esq., to be Ensign.
BAKIIR AND ENNOWS SALK on Satur-
day last was one of the largest ever held, and drew
a great her of dealers and butchers from a dim
tmice. About lim bead of cow stock, and 400 sheep
were offered, and the whole was cleared off readily
at advanced prices. There was a very superior lot
of fat beasts, which sold at front I Is. lid. to 13s. per
score ; mutton, sd. to 91. per lb ; cows and calves,
£lO to XIS; fresh hamsters in demand from 1:9 10s.
to £l2; fat calves front I:2 to .44 10.. ,A number of
horses were soul at their Horse Repository in the
afternoon. Useful harness horses and cobs were in
deinaud. Cart horses were sold at from I:20 to 40
guineas; harness horses, from LIS to £2.5.
Tilt ronTlicoMlNti Aniiici•LTUKAL EXHIBITION.
—As the time for holding the Bath and West of
England show approaches, the greater is the amount
of activity everywhere 'lewdest in Preparing for the
cooling event. In the show yara the works have
progressed rapidly during the past week, and before
the next number of our journal is issued there is
hut little doubt that the whole of the shedding will
have been canvassed in. Throughout the town
workmen are engaged in painting, decorating, and
cleansing the fronts of shops and private residences,
whilst at the various hotels and taverns prepara4
on an extensive scale are making to accommodate the
numerous visitors who are expected during the ex •
liibit. -eek. The public wit k sare being re-gravelled,
and we have no doubt that the truly beautiful
avenues which surround our town will prove highly
attractive to the thousands cf visitors who shall
favour us with their presence. Yesterday the op-
primelies to the town were measured for the erection
of the triumphal artilies, and a day or two hence
these gigantic ornaments will be connuenced.
Sunday last being the Quarter-day for the Mayor
and Corporation to proceed to church together, they
attended Divine service at St. Peter's. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. J. NI. Colson, who took
for I.is text 7th and hth verses of the xxiv. Psalm.
Hine LORPS.— Last week the Mayor, M.
Deveniah, Esq., received a letter from J. Gar-
diner. Ewi., secretary to the Duchy, announcing
that H. It. H. the Prince of Wales, who holds con-
siderable property in this neighbourhood. wouldl.he a
subserilmr to the funds of the Dorchester Ride
Corps in the suns of twenty-five guineas.
CorNTV PFTTY SEssliva, CoUNTY H tiatnrds).
May 10.—(Befure H. Frampton, E.+, arnd
John Moyer, Esq.)
Cm:nen-HAM. Abraham West and Joloi West,
of Abbot...slaw), fanners were summoned for the non-
payment of Lit Da. 40. church-rates. Mr. Hare, of
Wey ((((( uth, appeared for the churchwardens of Abbots-
bury, and Mr. Manfichl for the defendants. Mr. Stanfield
said that this case would occupy the Court but a few
minutes, as lie had an objection to make, which would
take it out of the jurisdiction of the Court. The defend-
ants occupied a farm under Lord Ilehester, in theparisli
of A hbotsbury, which raid an annual suit of 40s. towards
the repairs of the church, and on that ground the de-
fendants claimed exemption from charch•rates.—Mr.
Hare said he appeared for the churchwardens, and the
only answer he had to make, was, that although this
was the first year that the defendants and
several "then hail heen rated, those other parties
holding under Lord Ilchester had all considered they
had no grounds for appeal, and had paid their rates.—
Henry Walbridge, one of the churchwardens of Abbots-
burr, then put in the rate which was made on the Irdli
of March last, at lid. in the C., and the demand was
made on the defemfants in April, and refused by them.
—Mr. Hare said that it appeared to him that if the
defendants were to be exempted from church-rates, the
chunhwardens would nut in future be able to levy

ehurchrrates in the parish. as by the At all were to
be rated. --Mr. Mantleld said that he was not present to
argil° the question with his learned friend. What
lie WAN now .Lout to do was to hand to the Magistrates

a written notice to the effect that his client* were pre-
opabj"ectioWn Baring handed in thin notice,
i!::,..iiiiut.teNdtlitiedevalidity of the rate, and that the
lii' supposed the care would be at an cull so far an thin
Court was concerned, an it effectually placed it out of
their juriodict ion. But to show to the Bench time thin
Gond.il* objection, he asked to be allowed to read
an estnict from the parioli reconls of the year 1778, at
which time it would be found this farm paid the 4th.
annually toward's the repairs of the church, and was
exempt from church rates.—The Chairman said the
notice handed in by Mr. Bonfield was quite suffitivut to
take the cane out a the jurindietion of the Bench.
CHANGE OF DKUNIIENNEM AND FURIOUS IMIVING.
—John Rolls, the Winterborne carrier, wan charged by
Ff. Aaron Abrahams, with being drunk on the sth of
May, and with furious driving at the time. Nr. Weston
appenred for the defendant. Complainant stated that
he livid at Steepleton. As be was standing at the door
of his lodgings he saw the defendant drive past on hin
road home from 1/orche4er. He was driving at a very
Anrce rate, and treated him home in a •ery cruel manner
by striking it with hio whip several times while it was
going at the top of its speed. By his conduct he was
evidently very drunk or he could not loans acted tnus.—
Croas-examined : The hum wan galloping very fast, and
defendar.t continued to strike it. Could not say how
many times but several. Had no other op-
portunity of observing that be was drunk. Throe