The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16 00:00:00

Corrtsponbenct.

Weyinuth, August 106, 1864.
DEAR Lan REDITCE, I ace add severed letee•
from pier peple in DisigeNter about, the ourpoia,i .0,
an I I Heed yer one vier yer t puldeth ; rather, be about
the town polo.. They do kill elect the amilesl wont
let else hatitimits are to wider to nary home to make
Wire tee My ultra.° to they is not to pey no mire
✓atrs till the weld 'owe pu.,,p (which wa • irree vor all
the town ay..re they commil w•• • bone) be a pat in
order end a opened to the publeck. If they ill ail' •
publ cle enretin to conseder bow to mate Cu, do it, 111
tome op to Do.lgester an telec the chair. Ic.t a bit u
cecuoter lit night wiich Iliad I dremo, an tel all the
tholes you over yestcl 1.1 bet (no. I never bet) I be sure
tuil 'lecke yrr trio'. all OVvr.
I dreeened the reipayirower • met together to sift all
the deride of the orpoeation re as to sin., out bow 'tis
the rates bo c. high. Wsll, they had a girt *rive to
arperate the good works atom the bsd ; well, they all
run though ; trt • viuer s-ire, .es I, but twar no
deference, die, arould all elite. Well thee, they add
let's gee what tie, yho like one at a time. 'The vest was
the clock 'mid, which way to • hen 411111 by subecreption,
an wen they twold I that 6200 owl 'aye to come
oyt o the iitionhinent mind which belongs t
raterisyers. the crown o sty bonnet bolted clate
out, cur my beer stood an end wafter then ever
did Lyme. I ale i what gorse twar to live a 8 day
mock • put in • 4 dity.' cue. They zed as how lowan
be elks I/sip:seer if twsr othersi,e. The tower be to
short nor the weighis to goo down. I thin know what
they *ells a gettin this by vu no idirtensea ; but e,n
•olks geed tliey the moot) two,' to be wor a laminated
cloak. Now as tru as Ibe • liven tayeesn they haircut •
itted on +Or months, heealko they are • cooed out
at Bobby Curdle could a told em e•orc the elcek
OAS a put I.lp, that is y cant ace light deer the sun
goes down vor nothink. If I weer • subecriber I'd nick
rut dirygorge every p -nay.
Well, to goo hook to my dresm. I Pet gee yer the
bends, •nd will rite yer cull perticulei• aeore the twit o
Nocorember. I drew. d about the esrn siebange, an
whet taro a cost the reepayes• are-al;. I diem. d
about the legal pinions clout El initer Heollor, and wet
that no t; and •bdut the heather Of viends who put
there goods pon the paversient and newer pays toll ;
an ihmli more, which I'll tell he another day as I awe •
tote ell dremes book, with I shall lenbhh, an I
do expect I'll hare • circulation port; nigh ae big ea
yer telegram. Ibe just • gwaio to • marten concert, to
no more till Deg wick.
Yer umbel Barren!.
118.4. GILUNDY.

Dere MeL GittnlDY,—Sineo tmet you last week in
Vorrington V old there Lave a be a cattle show—the
beat as ever wes wed I, Dd.:ester, et my mold mmte
krs I. Well, lie won • prise fur Tat mot Hoing, so lie
with Ftther Ilion was had up slier UP' dame: woo unit
to have titer prtseagid else. He nicer wed torn in. glade-
moss before, and • vale live L trd ill thee air ! Well, he
Licked mond the rtieoti all thonght he rhood • wet the
lord man: of Lk•lge•ter and they of Ile Corpora-Imo
that itinerate, owned to the Dinners, to be ease tame of
the Veneers how sweetie.), w. den their as teasel. Th. y
mot, they spree as how they less aferd the Chairman
would drink titer eelths nor cluing eo raw h to ounituo-
dtto the Vannere, ant they hales &dot the fesoe to git
op cod return thteukt nor what they kuowed they
dadden deaarve ; and moms Paid al how two Biased they
wadhen well, haven a bin phew with the omen of the
itrenuer. Twoud be a charity for rote. MN. Grundv, to
•1 the lucre and coroorr•hun to Way ii h you at Wey-
mouth for Hier ealtha What a kit., %would be to we 2
mare. end Curptraehuns at one tone a walking on the
esplanade ; will arrge the 3rd's time wuutd be not bun
to the eight, and bow they mull lot-true, on, a corker
in the way o Mantra matters-- tert-el do ego a worl of
good. I've herd the Do tgester Agriculturel Hod- ty be
going cent veva to gi • Prim nor the beet Mere. I hope
when you do come to D Wielder again you will look in
and take a out, o tay eri
Your. lively, Jamul ft—.

}Larvae or For. cit Timbre IR.II MIMIC°. —ll,e
two mop. Jura and Ames no sad frothwitt, from.
Tnolon tor Means°, to bring belt to Franc.. • certain
1.. r i t I the tutors Mots year 10,000 Intl return, and
10 000 more neat sp tug.
A IlloNerrut CHCESK. —They are making In Cali-
f train, fort' e ...tatty fair, to be held there shortly, •
gigantu elietoe six feet in diameter, and two and • half
(net thick, weight., four thou-and pound.. They will
call it the Crean • f Oleo ae --Califurnius Paper.
Tee Hoe H &kettle. —The Ant pocket of Mena bop.,
the goowth of 1814, con-igno I by Mr. Alf.. il White, of
Kettlemurd awl Y. 1.1 ng, t. Memos. Ileeritt, White,
and Co., Borough. can last week aid at 17 per cat. to
11'.1V. R. Bwant-y and Ca.. Levitt, on belittl( of Muer".
John Young and Co., pale ale hrewet a, Alhinn Mrewery,
Le d.. The quality is very superior to the gettcial run
of tint pocket..
A BICAR AND HIS Bitornts,.—Thn 'tailors to the
place whir, to town boors of 11 roe are kept wititen.d
an au learnt spectacle numtly: Three nubs were
gainbollit g in a tree placed there Inr them to climb,
ed.en isl then fell from the higlirst Mane., awl w.s
so much hurt that it 11. d profinkly. Two b..t, • yea,
ola, which happened to 1, et the foot if to tree,
baton and hy the night of the blood, immediate), fell on
• p,r namel, sod tore it to pieces, in .pitas in all
the Mats to deter them.
The village of Telanav leotenfOr) can three de.
▪ Inbeerv.. ou,iinsunt) the sume o! a tern PA° con.
gagrato.m. The Ste began at the tee eatrentities or the
ull.g• almost at ths sante moment, and Wore any ad,.
roam means gored be organi.ed to earingui.ll it meenty•
Iwo house* and barna, cont.itting the greater part of the
produce of this year'. It , •ere in a blase. It.
thin di•aaer ninety families have Lot nearly everythills
th otseasul, and the tut.l damage in et:Mutated at
500,000 f.

NEWS FROM THE PALACH—The Royal servants sre
now ussig Diantor.d Bach ',c.d. This fact
must prove to all thso it in butter than any other kiiid,
for, of coupe, they use the b. at of evsrything.
Tun GMITLIM Bag" at 60 loot with complsoenrY
OD whitened tre-ses, but to youth it is an ualsmity ; rs.
mediahle, hooever. by Herribg's Magnetic Brushes,
ko., of .14 h 1)r. Huwall imports. "I roar d tl.ms.
the most pules t brushes hitherto madii. a. rerpect•
their mechanical ociutrucline, end th.ir inqiumis-1
action." They its THZ roundly for Grey liar,
Rheuitiati.m, ke.
N. B. —Coniih.rfeita are being made.
Nicol, 32, Rasingliall.idreet, London.
lioLLOIla PILL AIDOI . le rders of the kidneys.
known by the dcepiyartiod pain In Um beck and musty seem.
lion of sates. cen be arrvied in their disweilat and rapid
course by these regoiating pith. Their Melly vole and
nnZrbeg properties preseet lbslnspoTiOnannelt of the
on 3 ibs darangensuit of emulation chanciest hoof
kidney dbease, and often etch.: In Weal or Mend dropsy
Experience bas proud tba almost warted armee obuaned
rhea Rd wear Hutment (swab rablad ever be ramionsia the
kidney. This tressioest win miss tba hot assi peeked skim
osorootio eh. etrendlot • erivielvv. 101%
aft4i4regal

BATH AND WEST. OF_ENCILLND AGRICUL-

tooethly mooting of the Cosasil was held at Hos
Kidney Hotel Taunton, oft the flih loot, trier
to presideocy of the [Debt Hon. Lord Tarthton. Thar*
wore oleo prrooot,the Wallah. of Bath, Sir J. T. B.
Duckworth. Bee. T. Philioota, Color/As Aslant and
Lofton. Dr. Dillett, Kowa. C. and R. H. Bush, J. H.
dtkroll. J. T. Dot 7. B. & Drew., T. Dooktorne,
Dm.thd, M. Ferrant. C. Gordoo. Job. and Jonathan
Gov. P. H. JuLths, J. K Knollys, J. p. pt., G.
P•ule. J. sod J. W Bilhfant, H. U. Vidal, H.
Willtouis, 11. St. Juba bloule (aeastiory), eel J. Good.
~in (06.'0

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TIIII HLltit OID MeNTINCL—The Secretary reported
that Lb.. sum ce MO had been paid to the Society%
bankers he the Her4ord Local Committee.
Dr. GLlett. Chairman of the Noma" Cotelaitiee,
broutht no vati rue bills, amounting to upwards of
0,000, which Imre ordered to be paid. He peoposed
that hereafter cheques for the pekes awarded at NllO
Society'', annual meetings should be drawn at Use
Council meetiog next ensuing ; this he immidned
would be more gracious and becoming than to deter
payment till the stated quarterly meetings of Ocemetl,
teitiew.hri, bear.)ch6oial ques•ions are at present entertained.
ELICTIur Or STOTA•011 AND er:BINITTINS.—Tbe
Secretary brought up the acceptances of oMee by semi.
ben nominated to verve as stewards and members of
committem at lent meeting of Coined, and they were
ther.upon declared dell elected. Mr. Knotty', me
of the stewsels of implements, was anxious to metre
in favour of worn, reetuber who had not as yet served
the oftico, but at the unaniinoua retmrst of the Council
he ronrented to act for mealier term. Mr. W. IL
Hicks, of liodmin. Ism added to the Arts Committee.
Tag I.,jegall'it EXCoVit‘a ttt • t TO Tile HONITOR
LAcr TRANS.—Yr. H. Williams brought up
Ott to subject of the phew of lace at the Bristol
and expe,s.ed his convistioe, as the result of ill he
seen and head, that the attempt to implore the design
and quality of the material, the manufacture of width
girou cisployment to many persona in the county if
Devon, but no far proverl auccessfuL After the B4istei
meeting the specimens of prim lace were submitted to
the Queen, by her 11.je-tr's gracious command, sad be
had tile honour and gretiloation to announce that Mrs.
Brace, writing to Kul Fortemne, oath. Ikb alt., amid :
Th —"e Queen desires me to my she greatly admired
the specimen, of Honiton lace which were seat fist her
Mikity's lospeation through you to Sir Charles Phipps.
Her Mcf. sty wishes to have two flounces made for bier
or the lionevsockle pattern (one of three submitted to
her Majesty), and a certain quantity of narrow lees
the mine pattern), to trite the body of a dress. Would
you be kind enoesh to transmit this order to the proper
quarter?" Mr. Willimns, in eentineetien. said She
work especially admired by the Queen eases's:semi ss
mr.. Hayman. of Sidenouth, from • derign draws by
Miss Marry-alt, daughter of the celebrated novelist a and
he we, happy to sly that Mrs. Hayman set tbeeasidient
example of paying all her workpeopk entirely ift
money. (Hear, hear.) An interesting discassio• ea-
sued as to the best and most desirable mode of pnissed.
tug In the matter, and it was unariimmely reeilved that
Mr. Williams be authorised to sorry out the somreseds
of her Majesty, to touriounioste her grades, order I.
! Mrs. Heymen, sad to make all necessary smegesseels
with hi r for the proper execution of the week.
THIS RIVIaND HULL, were laid upon the table, sad
ordered to be circulated among the members of Conned
preparatory to their publication in the next part of the
JournaL
Tutu PLANT Comet nits reported on the eteelhey
! had taken for carrying out the trust reposed in t by
the Council, and in resigning the saldssePy which had
: ban delegated to them, call.d atteetioe to the ice-
puttee. of early arr.hgeMeiste for the safe custody sad
economical disposal to the pleut.—Aller • long dis.
euesion. involving a noise of many department., of the
I society's work, it w4s released 00 the Malian of theft.,.
T. Phillpolis, that the committee be re-eppoiated
I stewards of plant, with dative menrately end ipseilissay
' defined, and that their powers shall be continued till the
Counml ineeting in A ugu4 sect.
DATIS or CALTIIO.-0a the motion of Mr. Duckbill',
It was resolved th.t the stook prise sheet soetsnittare be
rsquerdod to consider the deorability of sehstiteting
'calved b. font the year." for the word. "above three
' years old on the lit of June," in dames 1. 1,a.4 13;
and "calved in the year," for the words "not eased.
tug three year. or two years old, as the cam may he,
on the! tad June," in closers 9. 3,5, 6,6, 9,11, 12,
14. 15. 17, and 18 on the ;Tie • sheet.
AMMAN° •TEWAIINI AT THE opu J0D9016.
Mr. Duckliam read a leiter from an exhibitor et the
Bri•tol meeting, complainitig of certain ir.sapidaritise on
the part of peewee shoeing stock in one of the dame%
and, in order to their future preventi rn, moved that the
number of a/ wards and stock be Increased, in Order
that each dint-not net of judges shall have One steward
in weedier°s upon de m during the time they are
occupied in nicking their awards. the council 'contra,'
concurred in t • spirit 41 Mr. Duckharn's nsoletioe,
but doubted the expediency of ap. °hates sites
atew.rils for the entire week of the so. umetieg,
and it ems ul.ituately resolved, on the mutation of
J T. B. Duckworth, with Is, full concerts's'. of Mr.
lhiekham, that at the May meeting of couucil a nut-
cient iminb4r of members be appointed to sestet tie
ate sarr.l4 daring the time the judges are occupied in
.king tlo ir award..

Tux Colltloggle Or DORDILLY DOWII.—At the last
meettog of council a letter was received from Mr. J. B.
Har'ord, .uggoating that • grant of money should he
wade to the commoners for the en. of Durdbare Devi
et the late meeting; but the council, having reference
.0 the Got that the site was offered sod provide! for
the societ4's use by the Blistol local committee, felt
they would be only disparaging the great liberality of
the authorities, by virtually taking the matter oat at
their bands. It w.s therefore resolved that the
aptestion could not be entertained by the ceuncil, azd •
rely to that effect was directed to be sent to Mr.
H.rford. At the present *Driving • second letter on the
subject won read tom Mr. II uford. which, on the sap
gr.t,on of Lord Taunton, was directed to be eourteossly
acknow edleed, with an exprewaion of regret that the
application ...old not he scowled to.
COsDITIoNAL hilith.—Certiticates Of service of
entire horut weru rewired from the'r owners, Moen.
J. W. 11.1 e., It. Jscobt nod IL Potter, and cheques for
the amount of their mare were forthwith drawn.
New tlrmsarre.—lrcy. A. liadlie, Bath, Yr. J.
Snow, titer. hat. Br !del.

imernina sou kisuls.s.-14 tits ppiudy
Gazette we frequently reed of vessels bring " bpAces
with," but we are never Ground with the alitp's
answers. Perhaps, as the vessels are so constantly
"Leaving about' at IMM, they are too ask to make soy
repqrs.

1./TZAR-SAILING EXTRAORDINARY. A COrnA
lostil NG THI ATLANTIC—II will be remembered that
• short time ago we (Linorpoot Courier) noticed is sem
columns the wading from New Fmk for London sin
boat of about 11 toms regimer, having se • crew Csrstaisi
Donovan. one ...to, end • dog, with every pre•paet of
of • safe and speedy passage. On Wednesday
CS TO. lead information that the Coronet, from
Quebec to London, spoke her at ma, she being then out
24 cam, and having rosched lat.. 45 10 N, sod long, 53
W., r the 'chitty of Cope Race. " All hoods were
well, hut sitort of provisions mad water, which the
Coronet supplied.
Toe PRINCE OF WALLS AND TIC SOzertraffi
Alle/111U1 —it n iotended to present a bonnet by the
Set. ty t,f the An lent Archer. of Hilwinoing to the
Prince of W 4 s on having musqatied the office of patron
(which it,, Panto. Consort also held). The Waned is
exquisitely got up. and refiecte the greatest credit en
all concerned. It is in shape the tame as wore by to.
archers while shooting at papin.m, and to. Donde is
lived with white satin, and in the centre the Priam et
Wales' coat of arms is beautifully mtwoidered, and
below the ward." lab Dien,' 14&I—the date when the
sot, etc was origiosted.—EdisAtirgh Dstilyr Review,
SODOM DIATII 111 • ItAILW•Y C 112111•04. -At the
Tolmorden station, on Tuesday, 9th Aortae, es the
arrival of the tram due at 6 30 pm., it was ascertained
lost at oontamed • gentleman who bad soddenly ekipina
its thejouroey. Tue,occeset d as •German.nemed Nelson
Hartwig, and be woe on lit. way from Hambenth I.
Now 'Voile He we. accompanied by a daughter, abed
22 >ear. old.
orinities EFFIGY Rotuma II BILTAST.-011
lAroiday night, Abe Bth inst., the effigy 4 Daniell
o*Connel was burned on the Boyne Bri ige—the sales
✓een to the new rolway bridge by the Seedy-sow ens,
There were axertiti •ly upwards of 40,000 perinea present,
sod a vet, iud gait), was wreaked on the effigy of the
man whose in, Mori was oommetuorated in quite another
way in Dublin on !Lumley. The Waning team was
elevat d on the twid.• chile P. erem coareoe,
exrursit•nisis tom Dublin pawed under it. Th. vase
erowd separated peaceably immediately aft. r. A heathen'
of the county aml local con -t ihulary were Preemsth
motor H ad Coustsble Rookie and Chef Covetable
ll'Hiatti.k. Os Yuesday sight the ourniog of the effigy,
wi h o mitred the prettier.s evening, mu followed up
b. th- bunting of neon chtch was supposed to COS-
t.tio the adtes of the xffigy. A err, large crowd
eittlieted, and, having liret proof,. dud to Prices Bush
lo.rying ground, where they were denial ad-uittanee,
they retutned hack to Ssody-row. A full-mounted
coffin was procured, end after parading about with lb
for some time they set 8 e to it, aid three It Into um
Mark-tat Duriug the proceedings the music of lifts
ant drum, and cheem, were to it. heard. Some persons
"Twinkled a rumour that Christ Church was being
depts.:. d by the Pound-street party, and a rue', was
wade to rotett Dm building. The charm, however, was
discovered to be false, sod after snob, mote cheering the
very large crowd flitiwnted quiely. —Haien brime."
Letter.
TOR CRRAT Ben or WAIL—An old carved beds
▪ al, tainous for its large sse even in the days of Slicks
p re, jut. ben '1.1051 Ihr :10t1, inst. by Messrs. Jaackson
and Soo, auctiooeers. at Hertford. It is mid to be in
very good prewervati sn. The poste, representing ern
are of elaborate workmenship. and the beck of the
l• also limply reined. On the tester *bore is saved
w•wk of red and white tome, which are behoved to re-
present the union of the HOOOO4 of York and Lancaster.
TOO date upon the wood is 1463. Shaikapere'sallimioa to
the bed occurs in Twelak NivAt, Act. M. Scene 2 Sir
Toby Bel -h thore stays, "Go write it in • martial band;
he count and brief ; it is no matte4ow witty, no it he
st qua nt awl full of invention : IP thou thoe'st him
am, thrise, it shell not b. a-oias ; and as meny lies as
...ILI lit, to thy shout of paper. although the sheet were
big enough for the Bed of Were in England, set 'ea
down." The great hol was formerly an article of tarsi-
tun, in the mansion-howet at Wars-park. At the date,
however, of the iublication of Chauncey's " Historical
.AnDquitles of Hertfordshire," it had been removed to
40 60 .1W.,,, •here it was vi. Aid by men:, chine.
of L ,0-100, sod at hot ronaleed there 'err since.
UNITED METHODIST Fling CllClCH.—Tlinfoflowlag
ars tits stall tics of the United Methodist Free Churches,
both at home and abroad, for 1864: Itinerant ministers.
2114; sepenautueraries, 13; laud preachers, 3.196:
' iesders, 4,14 ; members of society, 64,331 • numb.=
on trial, 5,971; removals, Ito, 6,110; diethet 730
chapels. 1,065; preaching looms, 415; new elltsr"
built, 21 ; chapels enlarged, 21; busday 1.046
Sunday cholers, 133;853; Sunday teachers, 755
Icy schools, 45.
A's ALIBI 108 /WI MotAsA.—The Getman
Proteetion &east, al Lend'. see imadeavossingl:4r;
mesas of the most diligent inquiries, and by talk's'
intermitting from evessyuseatlableirrr tut tinairlacwr.l4lllo.
wlmt mere the preeille
sitspeoked murderer otria-1110116 de 411.
rburaarmt Pea. 963:1141, 111.
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