The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31 00:00:00

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•We ere requested to esoolec• Wit the Serl of
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Adams, --... Ware' gas pendant. WOO frontally one 11111...- y Dung
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pnlitiee ; Russia on math artificial garlandk and • thin wire riming between
Turkey ; and where is st Dinehester, 6 months; John Morrie, moult
.on
the power to interfere ? England is bound polies at Blandford, 6 weeks: /anal Nan the twd r
vegianoy at Ttirehester, 1 Month floioel mem tipported Mtge pule later, forming " Willa
cum all. Td gimelleithing • Want milmere "Wet.
hand and foot by her own wealth and corn- .1 ~I_„,t Hoartjaitliics st fisidisole, I month; Georgelegend Milieu lunges, on *hien were minted the
fil merciAl interests, and non-interventien is A`xte rroeiti
.u.'''ttedenogane oo =i Chsl
ell month;eo. geWyjllray7 devices of the notimosinissicand oeers (torn sergeant-
major to sergeant were impended around the room.
not so much a policy ass neceseity ; and if -tarn : Walter Bound, sear.th
ng • knife at The lanterns were illun an miated, d the effect produced
the passing year has not inert these changes wan'ama.fl::ata, and 5 year, In • lhelerulatorY• was both novel and &intim. There were about 100
commence &it has given sufficient intimation Tan DOUR CHOnall AMIOCIATIOn.-We under-
invitations mot out, most of which were accepted, and
stand that of the 250,000 undertaken to be guaranteed moonset those present were the officers of the 13th
of the probable course of events. to the Church association, at the regent Protestant regiment, and of the other regiments quartered in Wey-
If we look to our own country, 1887 has ronferenes at Willis's rooms, for the purpose of currying mouth and Portland ; the non oommissioned officers of
She 13th down to the rusk of sergeant. The ladies were
on the prosseutios in the St. Allion's ritual cam, and
been a year of no little influence on her aalortsidor to briar won the Coin, the doctrine the niece of the non-commissioned officers present, and
wive, and daughter. of the more reepectible resident.
destinies. Amid all the disasters and die taught by the ritualists, already one-ball (C 15.000 has
In Port Mod, ain some from Weymouth. The Malian
been otbsmibed, of white the city of llsinchoter Ism
graces that have occurred, there is one ground ta„,„rier £10,003, n. Dorset guarantee of ffito gentlemen were for the most pert friends and relations
of hope for the future. Never have the hae been lonsiderabit Meeeded, £650 Wee already
:: theli twice, aft:- w"lbbijetnrmiproprOptu doi"" WI:: wants, the ignorance, the Vices of the Pa""8"-
indulged in :-Cludrile. welts, lancers, pike quad-
donsterotig classes, as they are called, bean rut Vu fru .r.;IFOVIT airr.,---Cio Wednesday
rills, schattiseue, Caledonians, plop, gulden. ;
Mt Mal ' ilrf tiod eo• the imiatlielsa ad the
forced upon the attention of the 1 '-, nouir ti..i so
_toed,* ford" *.easenilis 36 niazonrka, who, lancers, polka, quirilles plop. The
annsiniariet departasent• was anted ask is apt elms The very crime themselves that iv %an eeelleee sew alia•in• 'li hi"ahhas 611= !is etrin °amide mololl-me. . leo7Fekte t....a.4 ..41.-i,
4seartiltra 1.,,i,„, lima ilia unaeteey ; the urrent i and eirliew• owhieli Malmo". -eld mi.,
mode hed an isiethenstila supply of light melds.. and
7 brought Is the superior curte when the parties resided is tube nf
Invoices, and the sipper in the mem-room was
have led to searatiti,g enquiry; and one step
20 miles • rt tout now he brought in the County are treated a.
411 °umiak. order Ma those meson coaki not
towards a cure is a clear knowledge of the Courts. Actions for seduction, to., will in (atom be clerestory.
repress their admiration. This. branch' et the affair was
disease. If, a year or two ago any one bad beard in the Comity Courts, sad for goods, where the timbered, attended to by Colour-Sergeant Newman, to whom at
defendant does not give none. to defend, judgment ma the walla . the Mom mod-oordiel m.o. of thanks were given. We
predicted the lts of trades' unions, as be sigeisd.nd
brought to light 4 Sheffield: and elsewhere, and t
Diarceacib hew* are given La squitabla sivredorYa should not omit to eation diet lb. WC. for the 0004.
,promenlines, alslees to- EBOO sen pay bands idtd mine width
@ion wea • tat mho ; For that the whole
who woold have believed him P If he, had -s""le' &soots room woe carried Ma' under tfeapenntendeme of the
only hinted at the audacities of the Pedistai ' fla"in6
ill'ussa-4"
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eergeent•majan, to whorseleibialey and cosspeous be-
for Me following extraordinary : -la Rest Haut arehje _ _ :ea bayou, • great •ilenl of the emotes a/4h° evening may
maniacs,' whO would hare listened-to him P there las &amide whole i /DAY aelehtseed m°"'"rieili, be attribated. !This is the nut, vaihtery bell that be.
, .
lf 1887 hu brought lig ak ke litelillfrea terkin
the
I::bbiLleirt it .rargoiltradiees. , apes... litheiraraleleeottY .5 foe
itbhalisr ' with
tut
been gives Mike Verne, andikiste be hoped Mat thoes
that may mos* will go off with the eanie,llnlollni et
as its legacy, the disquietude •• ' eat, numbering befelliell twenty and thirty, eelai as the 0004,0 have nownlironiclek
consciotteness that we have milling us a toot it ioto their heeds thoMdinry were hardly used, --i....
number of desperate men, heed of the bom
Wholly: bent on GROSS- OUI'RAOI3 . AT LYTCHRIT
tott
sod sought an opportoetty gialpbaktiMng their grievance
mischief, it his shown us in the 86'000 • . '. s er b. 'rut mietleusan consented to
Meet them nod to hear ',obit, they had to say. The
constables in the metropolis,' NIA TRAilifikflit
...
.volanteen from alrlirresse was undweimed to'tifeetie the food quattoo, The inhabitants of this vilieu were nadirs' into*
all ranks and employments, thiethe loyalty rmd thereforeherethrrore the itheseh
.ror.....idiegraeoL..." "Lettbiw mug see, what
state of great-alarm on the night of Christmas day, by
of the people is not dead; it only needs a said, " I belie.. that you beep sus sad been. tout, a lawless ones traversing the villas!, shouting sad
Snug glues and pistols. The chief point of
sufficient cause to wake it up, and there is breed-and.butter, tea, and wiles, for breakfast t Is it
no mistake as to its reality and ;determine- not so la The ill•used people esirlied in tbe affirmative. , their attack seamed to be ate Vineyard-cottage.
"Anti at lunch time I think need and obese. and 1
tion. In the midst of these' things Perlin. id. aro arrays on tb;. we' ' '''Tos I" we. amain The which is occupied temporarily by Mr. T. Reviles,
of %Viridian., and his family. They had rotted
anent has thrown open the goretriment of answer." And for diooet you get hot joint{ do tot
to rot abut an hour and half, when a number
the country to a very laNe number of men, ... Mehra
""
saillitiraL
"'And doyoa bones.
ef men and 'kayo-it is supposed at least twenty-came burnt or bread-and-butter for tea, and mentor bread and
who heretofore never had the fl'anchive, and abeam, with ale, for supper?" Again the reply WS/ $0 the balk of the house and fired, using the out
the most sanguine mind must look forward threatening and violent Impinge. All the boos/lea
"Yes !" "Then, what, in the -name of all that is
were encased ;'erst, the bingtage and constant discharge
With some anxiety to the result. 'We t ressuable, do you want niorir said the gentleman;
of fire-ornas continuing, Mr. Rawlins (who was armed
(and no doubt our reader' are, at this point, asking the
with a breech•loader), directed ill ligkOrsto be put out,
that IL RefOrdsi Bill was inevitable, that the same question mentally). Tis• rpokeentan of the party
one which we have got is the best we conld replied in the Dame Of himself and his fellow-servants and, aceomlianied by Junes Hoare, kle.servant, spoke
to the tooli from a staircase window and cautioned
that they matt to be wed to choose between mutts,
expect, with such wild anticipations and skips sad" bur' tusks ft.. b,..., and rare his ouster them if another ehot was lhol and they did sot
immediately disperse, he woad fie , dem them.
demands on the one side, and such opposition to understand that, if the point etere net coneeded, there
A shot Men Mowed in the dimedint etethe window,
on the other. There must always be some. ovoid be a tenant strike in the house. Rather tlum
front which Mr. Rawlins spoke, and be at ones fired,
deny a request, or run the risk pf being bothered la4Mii
thing of an experiment in such s tnesstire, the engagement of a
uer sot or demotion, tie squire end his servant also fired two shots from • revolver.
This Ira. again replied to by another Mot from the
and therefore something of a risk, but we are did give in, and the coasequeece is, that the poor ill-
mob, aracompasied by violent langume. Mr. Rawlins
quite willing% hope the best results from it. timed people in the titans: and likable are no Wager
then discharged his second barrel in the direselon of the
doomed to a monot :note morning diet of eup and 'neon,
fit leads to a more active interference on but are allowed to Very tie donate, with chops and flash from their guns, for the night was so do& nothing
Adam I elm could be men. The ruffians then withdrew, and the part of Government in the education of
the labouring classes, it will produce et the r;: a. tordJuelanaa,F,L:honinwiipf..l.l7s,.divCONLlThTroCL:lll/8.17. wee to the keerer's hones, whit* they aboo attacked,
trying to beat in the door, firing at his bedroom windows,
outset one good result. Not that we must FENIAN ALARMS AT WEYMOUTH. and threatening his life repeatedly. He was well armed,
expect too much from Mere education. some eireetrlit'No. 5.5 In the plies of Mr. Everett, Eve7:4,ywroarht but very prudently remained in his heap. The lull)
Fanianism mast indeed bare became a terror whoa
of the most appalling drimes that have been raaaa•_.„ , a• It. laro7 wt. rag" to the bar in 1844. Nit oliirara Werra.'" ..".rararah..ppg encl."' tat hi..
ram.
continuedB, ristiodothere
ot- Reyfnorton, trot= V;inrntbenigiel,nunt;:ivedliin
eiu for many years was deputy indeed the Bloomelituy i.----..-.16:1..-kersiseljsr.e 'tile ge-ye seekworn,amtee•ru4ti. is thePernoveing, end with Serpent Greet and other police
committed during the last twelve months have count, court This addoddde.didi wee gm ..n. in
__,,ioirei....rer•
constables made strict investigation into the matter,
been committed, not by ignorant, but educated the London papers of Wednesday, dit occasioned
men. It needs something more than bare considerable mire tXoughodt the"diairliti for not little town, and kip peaticely visited le, Irdaire
-'" - "a" le°4llll'a"uraWy " our
"in fiehliebout The chief actor in the affair is well known, and warrants
secular education to restrain the soil :lowan" liikodror"owrre, oboe. hee our streets, boodel6ked the poise, =dulled barrels of here heel leeeed Wien Maw and eight Olen.
passions of men, a holier and higher motive wore-sews out teee profensiottal petlernen who
netme._dett the pi" were kept learnt that she ringleaders and four sr live Other, WWI*
crani4r6"k "raralt"lD...aPe'lleri -'-ia" rourrulanw"d-rieutteell."lt:idlihitdivellagliiislitueopn inweA4l2llll. dirineroduly Li= "iiith".7, b.tr-.l?"'"adidiestsaa°rdinli% ofp4rehis ilimhairel7
to make men contented with their lot in emu familiarly in 'octet with him, be indicated no eaelt him. Op e
bapkt, .f -± other it self streak. A estrch was mid, the next moaning, and
intuition of giving up his ogles, but, on the want
life ; and who is to impart this higher pee a very valid mica for vietinuing in it. It isrlii ~_th to PT's** ken wads. Four
itor.i=tb. 000groo. ilettened were foam, slider the windows, and
instruction ? Here again 1867 has been a Use, therefore, tha# be has resigned, we may pier it reaiplealbaseemunte i red, .4% vsjakwall'eme. Ild,es arrest, "have .P.--4,....1.-", ...lc hag hitherto
disastrous year. It has eltewn us thet a L.4",,,br ~..da",,,..,_ ssitsheelYietwPfhet srsilieeiestrist,= 114111116, WO Wlllaig4ool.ll7i Went ',shed the M. it 4. sasi.d, received eye shots
large number of those who by profession are irToo•A,-to-iir-to iiri-iroi•frif--- IL" oporm/&, wood bejd h01d...".
er, i ct: i° ..,,. .• ; ~1,8.4446, wate:
the teachers of the people, are unfaithful to his ant "Si la Ai*, 1317' Hs Pus • SmlPsisslcsa " gr—r
li;ai srrl-8 wed 1 -4.
ea * . We gratiabeibe Mr.
their yowl; Ind away by a strong delusion. ithu:ll6'l,,,,7tdhr,,Lnitapekriliklariabal re.lifikblibra analtor". 134"4"'
Fla at ht u &tiny Ma •f•" 4 SS hisa•OLOa (MO Injury, and on the courage
keeeet heck 40 ..INIAAit Autiht:
th Vegas NO uty infaiiible guilts of filimiratistarilot ariiiAutilitealrla
IFri bA
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bsart
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and about
14.,
0:4,...n.k he 5.....1p1a ed in otafrouting the mob.
m . lieuereme
WAREHAM.
truth. The passing yeas has shewn us that PrPter hi
in the evening the wlieent were off in mantis-
with# our Protestant Church, enjoying her lag order to Portland. Tim .we like wikikee. TRIM is an old Waterloo veteran named Flack,
In • fag minutes the
thties, Supported by her emoluments, divan' were filled sod ...wig employed sweeping the getters of the streets in
dig
et . •ser „gold., Not Wareham. We en Sto. see the old fellow, still
are men whose hearts are with Rome, who others simulating o• i, .tb• bad gain.' ys hearty and strong, to
pot
so useful and
ere.e.i. Th. aeseesary a work, wi • of his little pennon
hate the Reformation to which we owe the soon begone the Me J, .
Fenian. had Landed .• and the pd.., and oessional charity Igoe -hearted inhabitants,
light we enjoy, nnd would gladly quench that el mason The wee ep, warders were Loon TAX CO ass -bast Tuesday's Gooses
light by a resucitation of medieval super- miveasred, sad the( • . • and desolskicia otontains an autos t under the head 01. rums
'Anion and priesteralt. 1867 has exhibited a wu flowing imrri • r ' th. Tilled with Tax, by Henry Robe and Alunoder Duff Gordon,
bishop proclaimingrhis sympathy with the the marreat 4
......,.. ~. undertook a two of Her Mejesty's ' seledoiers of Inland Revenue,
nuirWto Pori to' . it double gelation. 'stating that a meeting the Land Tax Commissioner.
•e. -
enemies of England's Church, and setting it was just the night . •: a heavy thick for the County of Deregivill b• held at the Red Lion
forth u chursh doctrine all the 1110nt fog eaveloped . vitt, To see one. .11otel, Wareham, on edneaday, the 16th day of
bemired yards . Me eyes of a oki. .Tanaary next, at one oak in the afteroom, for the
abominable superstitions which our Reformers Arrived at IL4 l' '1: W•• • •110•1 Petrol, purpose of choosing fit and proper persons to be vim'delivered us from stotbe price of their lives, who looked at , , and rernsed to &Monet; to supply Vacancies amongst the °om-
ens wee any qu ,„ • red yards' were minimum for the genet* purposes of the 'Dooms Tax Never was our Church in a more fearful
sentries who peered me • • the Wok and ever Acts for the division of Wareham.
position • the year loaves us in ignorance of and anon • thick f vet" , • from some one on
the teh 4..1 o • . f thee r This .., Tics Rariensarr or juicog Evssurr.-Our readers
what that Church is what she teaches,
1,..„, the cote% sea. • eye,. wore did ~,d, whit take an interest Mlle subtle.t will have ohs reed
that the judge of thiseircuit, onward Everett, Req.,
what safeguards she his; against error, what
reporter have the r oil Liu so much bke "Our
moo, A r,.. has resigned olio, ef judge, which be has held far
redress for outraged parishioners or clergy, special ecorresponden Is
~,.. 4e fort, the of a t al I. rug mei,. the last 21 years-ever since these courts were
when insulted and wronipd by faithless
There are no shrieks the and wounded. It is „._°544141.1),_,. wd thrlituftS lb° country, through
*hops and others. The year has been only the military s of ng eight o'clock. On ''"" m“hen°° mg James G , then Home
and Mr. Betbil -4rdunCel°44spimnhis4llt !'hfullad.thenlt L°isrddChancall°ue to WT.'
sibrked -by an *diegniaed attempt .on the omen at P iso
part of some of owir bishops, making use of
rivet to form four d right wle-al, and- ni.rat b.,h
::7;wa.1.7„..„*„."::p.in.eb...aTi:
beillimm".....lm.
off ' att:“.,:iliamiswflails::::l"7l.hedi.7risirvel.;'
.dpoll,drinft.tie:thiaempsoyalthtdeuirabilmakepatrttabbleieeLhwlhiboatowariniudaenbet.liosbeY.turtocitrere2l::igiainoumini4.
uslikulhas,thebetit.
others who * scot perceive the design,
pissed
to make the Vpiiimpol, power independent that some one had i - Ae Governor of the prison
of the Crown, sad Ilians the year - leives us
as a legacy the seeds of a• conflict, the ~..,,aer to its V and the malt was • amok of the ah..t.,,_,W2ll"L,"l_Hah„tm. who hare acted as hi.
rtqult of wh eh no one can foresee, but
13di me Peril .nd -auk main. The pod ani awlt""amt and awat a.• suitors have felt great
I.awl people of Per gaterally knew nothing whet. ocedidonoe in him, thoMge at times, on. rie Miele- the
ever of 1.1 trailli.dr eee..7...`r "'a:J.lw% th,: miirid.oite'llerreora isee.ta.ert: oruthe:inththeityirinufs-youhar. have
4747fareerreqiuhiteis sure too, whtch, whatever the event may be, will
shake tire Church to her very foundation
Already her enemies are glorying over her Oriel joking. On moving at Weymouth by the sits eiaTiTial gentlemen, who hays go long practised
difficulties and dangers. and they are indeed o'clock train moons of people were around the railway
.., him will all (Morn Or /WM) rallooll/0/ and spank
atatioe arixioes to hear the actual date of 'Lies. end ef____,___,hlm with much = lhe good laumoe he has
rest • hut as taw very audacity of Fulani=
wee meetly relieved to And that the Fenians bad yet "°"°•°°
piieu.oh this . .sfor lair awl honest dealing
has evoked • spirit of loyalty, which was minrooly
to task- • their ulna ln our quarter. Not the lessil between reddest in an outside of it, is rappelled to exist, so has this turbulent party in remartiable fut of the whole affair is, that the eight hereail_,all quaation. Ihe Lord flemedlor ha., we /see,
the Ohara,' culled forth a spirit of indignant wee* gas had multiplied ineU in the mune of an aPlfwtemew ler I R P. 14602, of 33. Lsinster-prdens,
protestation on the part of thy laity, that his not b 'Cr ia o a "lively essaosmiti," and we met omens rfrie Park, to succeed Mr Everett, and we have no
who would distinetly swear they beard • min fired eve doubt thhe hie lordahip tAkes Proten care to select
been imam for 900 ystin. at hod harvest, the _
__, Is i
.....1.. tusk appeekee.i.ii, lent el,„ a legal pettleman ea ju to 'his important ...cult who
still lingering influance of the eattie plague,
raridsids a "'meek sharper pair of sus then yeas win well "" how (tine his 'ealreatod Inedemlinol) to
have ludo ths hirdships of Os poor, an us senspaelsat has bile panels So pours, °lima' its "OigUY thee hi Mewed Ma his

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. _Abet hi was right His intimate acquaintance
with Dorset mannen end customs enabled hiss to do
substantial justice to miters. white not oppressing
their debtors. "Tally men" he repßod wiltheasigies.
sad le eases were • debt for finery was oestraresd by •
wife unennotimel by jaer husband, Ise unhesitatingly
disminvi their claim, and gave '110;1re/tun for lush
dealing. The aesesat keeping 'of try shopkeepers
gave his Rosser eedleee trouble. ever protested
against the system at running alemmete, and severely
reproved. sash of them a. allowed • labourer with
Bs. or 9.. • week to ran into debt to the extent of £lB
or £lO, and this beseght the smear into the County
Court. His ',dust as • Jed.* wps dignified and hM
&Maims owaraanded reeppot, end he will eke with biro
into his retiremest the good trill of all Woes who same
I. contra whether protsmineally, as salters,
or se didendagis.