The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-27 00:00:00

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NONDLY, JULY IL
Kagibmb whis6 eII, sad ILEDift
FULLING TO TWO SHILLINGS,
by haws Irk week. was In saw fr
Woo of (only promeded -
11. day week. BMW.
pas.r. Mar airbag&

SHILLINI

POLITLN -
poly shod. bark
wiik ea

shako
; Interim sorts
higher ; supply

mutton, 34. 44. to de. ;
; pock, 41 to ba 84.; lamb,

; Asp and lambs, 29,670 ; &ales,

JULY Z., UM:

_ RaLtsr—knommet the %ninon of the
who passel their anamiastios and remind
me assistant' in compounding sod_diMotwilin
... oil the ROI instant, we Weave the "MO at
ear composted townsmen William Nioholls Eamon.
Esq.
TH. Comm Dzrezmas.—W• underotand than
Detbridge maintains the stolid demeanour which has
characterised him throughout tic imprieonnieot, bat
now that his fete is /*ruin, be UM= somewhat moos
deprwesd in spirit Oalsraft is retained foc the onset.
tion, but the day is net yet dolia•d Upon.
Eaticenomix Doassr.—Th• following is from the
ressatly pabitalted Blue Book on Education. "In the
followiag mohoole—Dorobester, National. girls' Mims
Way) ; Bberborm side (Kiss Bird) ; end &Abaft
havoto

War); ; •...
C' (KM. WaroM)7l ant to say there are to a_
am totohan thoroughly in • with their work, and
who, combining with Intolligenoe and AM • tenderness
and sympathy, • lowing insight into the tharaeter el
little ohadyn, pommel • power and an intthenee foe
good, produce 'malt whisk no examination aaa
madly othature, but to which it is • pi•aailig d.ty I.
testify pabliely."

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Tat Vocrivrann 111Slin•nritiorr.—Yesterday the
volunteers proceeded by train to ißridport, and from
thence marched to Barton Bradetock, the site of the
11360 encampment. A spacial train left Weymouth at
12.50 with the members of that corpcand it was joined
at Dorchester by a strong body of the county town
001' pe, and also by ON Poole 112100 (only about W), a
better number frogs Winaborue, and a capital muster
of the Wareham Sorra. The in,.. Isat corps came to
Dorchester b the ordinary South-Western train. The
companies, numbered from 7to 12 travelled by way of
Teoril and the Great Western to Bridport. Great
preparations were made at Bridport, to give the
volunteer, • hearty weloome and to make thesis
comfortable. .

Jrwien MISMONIL—The annual meetings of the Dor.
cberter ladime emaciation on behalf of the Society for
Promoting Christianity amongst the Jews were held at
the Town Hall in the elternoon and evening of timidity
lee* Al the afternoon meeting the chair was taken by
Yr. Robert Williams, of Bridehead, end, the report
having been read by the seenststry, the Rev. E. Ludlow,
the meeting eras eddremed by the Rev. Reginald Smith,
rector of Wed Stalford, and by the deputation, the Rev.
F. Saito, the metropolitan simordetion micretary. The
report announced that the SUM received by the treasurer
during the past year bad *mounted to £124 4s. 3.1., of
which sum £4l wee • moiety of the biennial bazaar held
in November last in behalf of this and the Church Mis-
'Sonar; Society. The remainder waa made up by nub.
seriptions and donations in the Dorchester datnet, by
collections after sermons in the town end neighbour.
hood, by smeller mileetions mai:e by two individuals,
by contributions Weald' the Jewish temporal relief
fend, and by remittances from the associations of Long.
bredy, llartinstown, Stalbridge, and West Stafford, the
last-named having been no less that E3O. At the even.
tog meeting the Rev. J. Millar, of All Saints.' preceded
the deputation In an interesting address. The amount
oolleeted et tit two meetings was £5 8.. lid-, end the
eollentioos on the Sunday were—et Christ Church,
El 16s. dld., West Stafford, ES Si.; Martinstown, !
El 19s.
Boaorou Prrnr Szassors, Monday. —Before the
Mayor (J. F. Hodges, Em.),M. Devenish, tog., and J. BM op,
E.4he recite.. °coupled • longtime In hearing crosseummonme
between Mr. Lame, yeoman, of Fordington, and Mr. Hommel&
butcher, for mmult, and the former mut aim summoned for
trainee. Mr. Burnett for Later, and Mr. Andrews for
Hayward. a
It mental that on the lath June, at the eel. 4 H. -ward
farming stock, laver bought • rick of straw. He sedenfood
that by the condition of mle rend the straw might remain ill
Micleclome, but would not roes, It wale not to be removed
Immediately. Last Tuesday he nent two young men to remove
the straw. In getting to it, they took the waggon and horses
0, err • pieta of =MVO' And Ovrlden Hayward omplalned, and
told thorn not to do It again. Laver wail informed, and he
told his sensate to go on loading the straw. Mho, tly after
Maynard en. fs.tenlng the gate with a chain, nod Las unwind
by. Laver asked him %hat he was about, and mid " I
supine you want to rogue me out Of the straw. AS you
did of the gram down the meadow lad year." Hayward
replied, " If you my that to me again you Mall have toy dick,"
and Jumped over the twit. Laser saki •• If you unke me
11l summona you,- but Hayward Li.. .bat him 410.111 with.
nick, stunning hints and making blood run from his mm.
They wire then struggling on thy floor, when a nen mined
Ablaut separated them.
The case for Ilaywani Ins that laver trespassed over his
to to the fel, • hien ought to have been removed
in.Cnur:kan go
iately after the mle, and that Lava provoked the assault
In 'oiling him • ngue.
The Magistrates flood them each LI and costa
James BirrAop, of Bread•lnsor, for being drunk and making
a disturbance in High Fast.tnet, on Sunday evening, was
fined be.

EXETER DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

TOINDLY.—Before Mr. Basiatrar KING.

Re .TainSmirA, cattle dealer and innkeeper of Foot-
men Magna, Dorset. Meeting for shone of usigneu
Mr. !Enamel for the benkrupt sod Mr. Pbtheruk for
auditors. Bankrupt owes to unsecured creditors
Cl,OBB. His assets consist of debts, property lee.,
amounted to Elfst. No aseignee was churn. They.
being some matter of dispute, the ease wuedjoarned to
Tuesday 27th inst.

reale. The little Freddy ,
/lirrtiO it ; bet saki woeld pot do
• Ir.. •irsid Abe woeld beer 1.•
the door,

frequently than they are.
By a ;Jurot- : Nothing else •
It appeared that a men li'
stream, and ran 00 004 pat 0,
however, left the tawa to vial
Dr. Charles Griffis Griffin
about tan o'clock. It wee
naked, with a cloth round
Nee and neck on the left
burnt from the shoulder
mound akin on it. The
@barred and blistered, the wl
burnt through, and tba bums
front and behind. About r'
whole trunk was burnt
been cooked. The thigh
ezteeded down to the node.
to "ffer mock, and asked
'to thuir being take!'

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