The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25 00:00:00

Rotes.

minor of the Exishequer's Budget is me.
armies The Immune Till is to be Inoreersd
about hid in the pound. The Pr?bete Duty
I yo&Ly .to be levied on • uniform scale
g‘ which will afford • slight relief to many
'thole it e;" hear more heavily on
.scgrr value, The Succession Duty on landed
Alto Legacy Maase on ss•rsonal proprrty are
miderably increased, the rate between parents
hen belnv rsliiml from 1 to 2 per cent., and
brothers from 3to 34 per mot kiwi,. awl
at of all, Ilr,. Lowe proposes to squirm more
elf • million • year out of ass of um humblvst
-.oat useful of bettashold status—She universal
match-box. "Bow art thou falles, oh Lucifer." Mr.
Lowe, In desperate straits for mosey, has laid bola of
thee by the Dollar, and savagely demanded a balfpency
as thy contribution to hie empty soffare I

The followlog fo Oa prepaid= MS arsords aoloba I
windier el boas or forrolge araoteeture, the tax soak( '
tate oasestios re the 106 May :
Where the box or Whir inollevere ceneedita =dam • ' '
which, ladependently 0( 01. sa Ignition,
are coMpoled easelly of wood— E a. d.
tereozoad
U trio ratter or =lobes limola dam
11 tbe number of =taw 111111111111 d• 100, then for
s every 100, eirri doo ler rey bailor= part of 1,0,
0 01
• the bit eisialta mamas contains matches
'tore wholly or partially of a mats :al
lan
avabrs of mad= therein contained dom
lumber of nakhee therein oentained ex.
10, then for every head 410 for s•V
-1 part of 00, of melt number .. .. 0 0 Si
'...4 apes boas. or other melon -re of
• iiimotord by, sad eollaied by mans
Alizal epos omit boxes or other en-

"gamed ollasidsa to UN atosommat
It lay bo latoreaki to mall the
Awl Peal heinala to kia latwoo"-
toiomat, a 7d. to the pima,
ad: par .at. Thho wan ova.
uma. whoa Mr. Gladiola'',
'abeam, aa Ad wee wood
of tbo mala-peasy rm. to
whoa It. ;spool was to be
'1 human bottom 6100 sad
, woad of ltd. to It. maid
asociasoot, hotrover, of hat
era doubled. la 1167 bir
ho 1. ....tales, sad alb"
anifora oalwasuot of 54.
I. &IA IA by the Omar.
31admime ask the rate fic
for the smaller cart 444 , .
FS rasa of 10d. and 7d.; In
1863 taws irsi a uniform
aloa of MO from incomes
zeds was Si.; and is 11651*
was sistiamed votil Novega•
thiving":6Bto &Lwarlaii1861"ollo;
at 011., "7'hut you at 44.

a unamdmone. They bpi* Mr.
MI fail and the illaistry with
their supporters, the worlds'
alp of the w °Meg elutes" ail
le kicked out. fterwation is
the face, or will be if the Bill
making oat in time. The Lkenied
AI goes, am in duty bonnd, nearly
at on the subject, and winds up by
wash Licensed Vietuai/ere demorsia-
ra metro, to raise each a doom at
host the land that the Government
.plr bill" The suggestion is good, If a
lehdy, no one so well se the L. V.'s
mad brewing a storms. The temperruee
pWa. They
esanlfiliztaeßrirtilmooeatbareigy.
and great are being held, resale-
signed with energy sellielmat
zweisr Ha Mr. Brace le not ragas,
to bring the Bill forward early. He
mains lama seeing th• LA of it.

sly le salvo," ware a earreepondant fruit
pell " hew she vivaria between the
mad the Lora* le to ..47 Beyond doubt
ri Virginia troor bre had the beet el
she ; they are posirns out the Federal, la
d fortifyfig rear position as they diver.;
114 flier's plea I 01 what yraatieet use
&.d.sibsidggol ike lasi Ws lasTo 7"
arias i. aa mneit in evevenele moor here
it, and it le sediP tine that no or sees the way
wit. thir one rut 4. 1. to look cooed
d the mons, wad beta to Ohirditutst. What
Vihanti.* mean when it vewarke on • nurse
s Emperor antrapialed noloyinig to the
to Marquis el Noneary—"We do not doubt
alitarei wall erns be driveled, bat we do not
eirie will leave Isla emir to erre din
it. the mists of Adria?"

sowing witli.hie elm
egging very kin..-
At the due Mr. Lurie thanked Mr. Anderson,
Mr. Squibb, sod their young Masada—Mr. Anderson
expremed the pleasure he ha peaty felt in rendering
any help. and esseekba of the Tonle *Ala system, raid
Ike uoiffarad aka tesitlne of singing by this system as
exiselleett thing ter Meek Sunday schools. The aolleation
produced LI Si 61.
YIKDIANST 41107111DINDI. A meeting of the
irecesemy Ansemenente Committee was held en Thus.
day ',wise kat, prelent, present Mr. R. Thomas,
Mr. HUN Kr. J. Bunton, hon. seea, Mr. Felton, Mr.
G. F. Wadsworth, Mr. Weleford, Mr. Soups, Mr.
Easley, Mr. Seek, Mr. Taylor (milleotor), kat Mr. R.
Thaw wee *MU to the °bald. The oolleetor
, osseous& that £7O 10a. had been aireedy °Diluted ;
hut this losloded the Sir Frederick Johodone's end
Mr. Hembree saboulptione, Mr. Sdwards's not has7ng
yet bees obtained, The Mayor, though not • rasing
we hen promised to give coup. Lad year the sub-
orelPtioos amounted to £lO3, and the ground and prime
seeS £BB. besides expenses. Mr. Beale was appealed to
si to the esits of tha tide, and 11 seems likely that it
erffl bs neatened& this year, In consequence of which
It wee deeded to have the ruing on Wednesday and
Thursday, and to commence poutnally at the time
lead. The comeaStee agreed that the programme
should be stramed similarly to last yrses, and after.
wards adjuined to seven Adore on Thursday next.
Sin Suatot MIOO's Chruarr.—The it tutees of this
most useful *huh, had • meeting on Monday, and
Woad the following apprentices :—James Vytt. to
Kenn. Bebe= and Kau ;J. S. Farwell, to Mr. Edgar
Cot • Charlie Hall and John H. Hardy. to Mr. George
Style; W. J. Stanton to Maus. Norman and Co.;
Richard Penny, to Mr. John Martin ; John Brown, to
Mr. S. Charles; Diehard Alien, to Yr. B. Roils;
Nelda Norwood. to lb. H. Wheeler; 2- J. &Am, to
: Messrs. Hallett and Son Alexander Fouard, to Mr.
William Loveless , and the indenture"( A. Seaways,
apprentieed to John Sslstoo, were resigned to Mews.
Luning, Bros Saab apprtiee received an order for
313 e; toward' clothes: Nasty A. Abbott and Riehard
Langford, whose uses were adored to stud over, in
ooneequeeca of their not producing eatisfactou car
tificatee at the mesa meeting, were on their producing
more favourable martilicates, Unwed to conies LI cash;
but lives intimated that the sovereign would be
held ii el the next avolversesr unless their unclad were
more mikirstory.
Caatamisma • Oairto.—Tueeday evening last had
radian • novel samation in the way in the way of
amouremet. A progiamme Was gone through at one
of our places of estestainrosed, and the conductor then
stepped forward and slaked what the audience would
like next. There were cries for a 'erten young man,
who has some reputation as a comic singer, end be
came forward and sang "Any ornaments for
year Are stoves? When he had finished the first
verse some of the audience shouted "That's enough r
However, the singer, not to be pot down, continued the
song; but was astounded, on arriving at the chorus,
So find it sang to the words "That's enough." Cries
of "Shut up, barber r "Who shaved the pig?" het ,
followed, and the Indignant singer rushed from the
: slap. DOWD among the audience he noticed • group
of hie tormentors, end singling out one, be proceeded
to him, end high words followed. Threats of bitting
somebody In two if they would come into the street,
fro., made quite • sensation in the company, who quite
agreed that the chs'lenger had "some out in • new
light." Thou who he'd ume for slxpeurtyworth were
mtisied that fhey had had quite cough for the',
money, and the debate was adjotuaed below stairs,
where we are glad to say nothing more serloushappened
then as immense expenditvde of "word., words,
word.." Altogether it wse • piece of barbarism, sod
of a rather rade style.
STUPID ATTIDIPT AT A RD/N.—Some silly puppy who
appears to have purchased a bottle of preparation to
" Beautify his person and preserve the hesitates& of
youth." turned the bottle to account in en attempt to
I harrow up the feelings of those interested is the fate
lof the lost City of Satan. There via picked up in
the Wen Bay • day or two ego, a bottle, s :th "13,
Rue d'Eughien, Paris" in raised letters In the gl-.11,
and • Spanish label vadnting the qualities ot the
eesseetic the bottle us rude to hold Inside were two
pieces of par .2r. one bearing the words " Atlantis
Goan. City of Boston wrecked In • gale of wind, all
hands most be lost, se there is no help near. Good bye
for ever. Dated the 20 of Ne time to lose." On
another plebe of paper were the words " Dunk aboard,"
and several lines as if giving the number of miles the
vessel had rue, on different days in March end April;
but the blundering scribe wrote March 32 sod had to
write over it April 1." The label wee not soaked off in
the least till the CostOml authorities put it into water,
and found that a day or two's washing about at the
most world have removed it. The stupid fellow who
took the trouble to fit up the 1 sttle most have "pre-
served the freshness of youth" in a remarkable degree
If he exposited to make any one believe the bottle came
from the City of Boston but what his sense of pro.
priety must have been in playing with such • sad sub-
ject, we cannot tell, and au only suppose that a word
or two of his scribble gives the clue—he had" drink
aboard."
13030005 Pally SISSIONS, Tuesday.—Before the
Mayor (Juliet Minnie. Foq.), Dr. Mud, end 0. Ray colds,
TOR °Catalan " POI?.
Jots DiiL“ was brought up for being drunk this moraine
about a quarter to one—P.S. Harvey found him oppodte
Oloucester•row. Prisoner said he had been in most putie ;
but Mr. Lawrence, of Dorchester gaol, was his best fricnd.
Prisoner said that "at times the pressure of thought Inter-
feres with the operations of the mind."—Tbe Mayor; And
the pressure of drink, tea—Pitmen':: Oh, no sir I I
was not drunk; my employer knows that I had not
the money to get drunk with. I mu a literary man,-
-Prisoner: I mid to the sergeant I am walking on the sea-
alsore, and hearing the waves rolling up on the &Inuits, and I
th•tek the beauties of Weymouth Bay have not been at all
exaggerated. Your worship, I wee simply et:lemming • poem
for one of the newspapen on the subject --(laughter). I was
enjoying my walk by the coast., anti could not get into my
lodging., and I recited one of my poems. I sent • very bog
one to the Guardian' on Sunday; there is as column of It.—
Fined 6. —Prisoner : I have no money.—He was afterwards
informed that be was allowed till to-morrow to pay—Prisoner:
Perhaps you will be kind enough to inform me of the alter-
natim—Mr, Arden: The alternative will be six hours in the
stoek• —Prisoner. Lly amused: The stooks I That is
h,gbly poetic. I think that you'd he • change, and therefore
think I shall by the stocks—(langhter)
' Query if recommended by the newsman. C vain.

of only Prrls that the wane of streets Ivhve
meek wales to redact events. In Ragland,
ades-Wed,Reedingirhtess alterci to Lane-
se& Tiefrise-road to B-roatl." Bat fanc
W y
Vls ag deposed r the Duke of A-gyil I
• sof la this " more than meets the eye?"

&swim 13Auct writes that he hsa suppressed
tve•trade on the White Nile, and that he had
Jillinahlogly supported ia that proceeding by the
ire. It had boon thought thot nothing would
of tile undertaking, sad that ex Nilo *Ail ;
the Khedive Is evidently on the qui vim

Cltfunnwanths have been put to strange uses beior.
ow, in the way of oelebrating all sorts of things not
worthy of celebration • but the elision of Bridgwater
dm sertahaly brought the degradation of the "peal" to
perfection. The miry have, it appears, been milled
upon to deal with in... of unauthorised bell tinging,
and they have dimovered that the sexton permitted the
thumb bells to be ehimeti at the instigation of a
=sae, to celebrate the failure of certain prothodinge
eWm foe se alleged illegal sale of liquor.
lim been ordered to glee up the keys of
\ , Siii it is about Jima the* he should. ills
' to make the Church rejoice over the unholy
el the maid.

It lo not often, in these days, that a want of pdlantry I
pi partished, If, indeed, olealatlon haa mush to do
with sallastry, which we doubt. Bat, however this
may be it Is very rarely that a man is fined for wet
warding to scotch • Ides front the lips of female beauty.
The ease of • youth who is, doeltiers, re ashamed of
Ids name that we will oily ead kW Jobe, is therefore,
worthy of ceountet In these days of degenerate chivalry.
filaeses It appears, brought up before & magistrate,
sk with struggling to kir a ghi to whom he rep-
ast be " somes mad* love." "1 woo only
pleaded John. "But did't you try to kiss
"Well," said John. etaightening himself up,
"I made oat him I wanted to kiss her, but it was all
seemeess ; I didn't fare an about it." " Indeed I'
" Oortataly not." "Thai you were trying to deceive
the girL mul that can't be tolerated by this Court.
Here is • pretty girl, whom you say you wouldn't core
to idea Wall, a Inas rd snob bad taste ought to be
; and I'll los you for not wanting kiss
Cithrgl to
pha Is determined not to subject himself to •
Lao for this offence again.

Tifg Roo. Mrs. Notion, of No. 8, Mastedleid-street,
Mayfair, is not the lira rats-payer who hi, refuted to
pay rates without receiving a quid pro quo; but pro-
bably eke will find, like others who have pursued the
same worse, that she has berm more brave than
jedlelesa Benuneasd before Yr. Knox, at Marlborough-
street, fee race amounting to 230 2s, she still expres-
sed her determlnatieei not to pay the rain due, because
the pavement in frost of her home was out of repair,
sad she ommecrsentiy suffered much inconveninos in
her been frost disposer. It was in rain that she was
referred to tie paroebial paving board. With true
isminine lees, she argued that she ought not to be
eiterged with poor-rate or polkie-rate while the PST&
meat in frost other hoses.., out of repair. We admire
her pluck, and hope that bar appearanee before the
magistrate will wake up tb• paving board more
eNeeteally than any personal applisation. But haring
New mishit obtained her object, she would act
asereetly in giving the rate-00/lestor no more trouble.
These Memolleators, though often civil rod obliging,
as in the present ems, are as inexorable as fate when
dolma to extremity.

The good people of Ipswich NM to have found out
the right way to treat the peat Woman's Rights
pmernoa. ceeeeraleg whisk • brite meeting wee
held the other day at the i 4111•1 hail, Of coarse,
Mu 13sa-tett made, or reed, a speech. After this, •
tataman named Jones. wee eviled upon by Ike Cheir•
era, to move • resolution. bet the rev gentleman,
after humbling in his pockets. cleaved that he had left
the resolution behind, but the purport of it was that
women who were hossebolders bade tight te the ruff.
MThat was the substance of the motion, but he
ed then, was a petite's. The Chaliman declared
that he did not know, whereat there was much laughter,
end Mr. Joe.. and the Chairman (oche,' at eaeh other
with • good dad of blank:sus of sounteaanee. The
iced reporter was el *aka that this piece of delicate
'Jamas' was a little fares got up for the purpose of
slaw* off feminine tad sad Teases.' in contrail
with the olumudness of the Inferior sex, for Ilrs
laweitt iramediaisly prodeeed the When, sad while
the Uhalrman ea reading that, wtote out the resolu-
ta.. After this, we au hardly be surprised that the
batmac-up of head' "for or spear' was regarded as
mowur joke, sad that pilau*, wen the day, amidst
Imre, Iseghkir. We weeder whether Miss Garrett
felts. grateful as she ought towards that funny dog,
the Rev: Mr. Jones?

TEI saidisal women of Amanita seem to be making
raitits Arida' towards the goal whist+ they have set
me to tidal% Not yet, however, tan our old-
Todd paladins rst over ths oddness of the newspaper
report wLioli tolls how the girl-graduates took tlicee
thimea, listened be valsdictoty afters, from the
VIZof sink easel% aye, sod smattered them
°mind kit was made is es* */ ths @samba;
VW& misted oak la woe, to °main law, •NO
name or sieve Mal Mad, physic," what in mon some
kr mums bays dim for Um profsisiva. The first
baspits/ wee besdid by • noble lady, • fi:end of fit.
'trimly% Tim Ind displassry ma opined by Ms wife
of Duke Ohrinimiss% tbsdziranth autumn Is 1660,
Ms Madmen if Ettinsidsk fonodsd as hospital sod
disimary Ist Mt rail el th• pow in general. The
pink et Bumps ought ever Os be pandul t0....1fd3
lairodatied 111.1•& into
trim Te,key at tirs time wins the whole CoZZZ.
was plagued with swan-pox. 110110.411111101 i our Wins
may bs apposed to Ow imovation, we cannot but wish
Ws Wins omen In sash parts al thetr sairly-ohassa
prshodo• mid& so prosistamtly dimand • patio
yaks. • light hand. mei • wimasly vapidity with

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, defendant d'soliarged four
Offaltin Istioros inarvto.--tiir Daniel iiii/V/b la 4 ..._, , ,U._•1111,
other off3dels of the Great Western W.l.*, ore been .-""`"."" ' brattlefe '
engaged ture during the pest wtek in making full go, but that he fib. -
engulf as relstive to the Channel 1,1-lida Traffic. I n"..,`",",...the,re wierlifftra
Beversl local changes ere. we beer, lily ; y ta be made. I would uu uselt-the Immo
RRItIOR Aficif.T.ol.oolcAL A 5804.! A i :•:,.. --11113 COD-
grces of the MS,nt year will be held at Wavimmih,
'i
ihingii 11
got ivnUtoctahT oeb:leriLis
, under the protil.suct a Sir Wilikin tiodlyoutt, hart. ‘° etch ellkr, awl pleinth I
llt Is expected thaiilia losality, °col flowing as it is with "as anything the matter?
Romance well., nitre resent remains, 01117h:1d highly they had broken the hole
therm-sting 10•Ult+.—Bmilder.
LOD/ WASS.D ASHORI.—On Wednesday morning ; tie- Plaintiff said i We.
• young man lamina Beale, who was rzereibing a horse; ; that; but Hr. Pooe replies. -- .
on the bands, sew a lash beil.t being washed in by I Plaintiff after,rd. , toil $ be mist go on
the this, and perceiving whet be thought was the limb ; and dcfen hot said "no' Plaitiff adred him three
fib child projesting from tits aide, be gave information tinies, Loth him and the desk, sad they sai he was not
to the polio.. lb, basket Scalf/tO//d. and found to to work. Plaintiff fold Mr. Pops he should put hirr!.
Dontem the body of a very iosmr, if uot aewly.batn, into court, when be sakkilis might if he Ilkod. Plaintiff
l.d
infant in • die0,134,0.eg stare. P.ob.bly it had been denied having eommitteg any flat to cease him to be
thrown oveoboard from • ship. Bed bseu washed shoot discharged.
hat IA nu ggd likely that en lagLetavtenwoOltdheltshald.
for a month. Information was Coroner; plaintiff denied
CATITIOII TO SNOictina--On Thetaday inimping h,tti that he had edmitted sett e Wog toe mu ',mod
ntteatrln crone-
boning ben In by
elicsinieGswie'r, aria the ale. or
Mr. „Deb* when et the Be. lhomasntreet brewer!, Critebell.
Kesseived clouds of smoke eel A 'out from the twok ol Mr. Howard mkt pleluint was a man of thoroaghly
the 'feu occupied hy..W'i W. w"/lelle. Mr. litiocdas good schematic. and he was not seven minutes ma the
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manned to enter O Sl/10, Ind found tio howling *Seat the time Aball It VS/ aargedithat the Oa WM
alley ent:rely filled with denseamoire. It was ditouverea drunk. He could net allow 'web aa imputation ou. hi.
that • qmmtity of sawdust 'Mob hid t en thross ellereetert."4.be went. ~d ihan It I/7 ample Isietimner
doe aon the floor to deaden the sound was on Ore at Plaintiff sail be new not 4••• • day's work "el',
the lower sod of the room, end about two f,
it of the
wad his livelihood depended on his good character. On
flooring and Jabal were quite blunt. The pi miter the day Woken of (Sunday) he west right de"' to the
seer was blackened by the beat and smoke. -Ths ere mill, through the engine house to look al the water,
Is 'apposed to have arisen from some one throwing • saw that no hatches needed to be touched, and same
.itoraoft pipe-light on the Boon right away. He saw the groom Joseph Hardy and the
, flacniD COIICEIT.—The Choir of Elope Chapel and muter Richard Burt, but he did not drink any beer.
• the Juvenile Tonic Sulfa choir, formed by Mr. Hardy deposed that the plaintiff was sot in the cellar
Anderson, and °Undimmed by Kr. Squibb, gave a owed °'' the
Sunday
"mad.
°moon at the chapel on Wednesday Of the singing by By Yr. George: He was in the back hones *leaning
the inseam "The Welsome Home" 'par tisulluir illeased boote and oboes, "likewise knives end forks." He was
no. and "The Gushing Hill" was. moored. The choir all about the Premises.
were very effective in thee mgoring of woo Mr. George: There II no doubt that this beer was
"them. lts. Between the parts, the pastor, the drink;
Rey. W. Lewis, gmtkitied the 'mem of the moon* Mr. Howard : I beg your pardon there is very great
sod odd ti,.., .....„, ___, to mg. Anderson for doubt. Why does not your client 001114 hare as • man
- 7:"."'• "`"i" • - 7 • ..., their ..,, wog. help, and support Ma cies?? 111, not right between was and
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man. he should make sub sotss against a poor
man, and not support them by eees although he
lives near.
Plaintiff was then exsmined as to the notice—he mid
he had no agreement with Kr. Pope.. to notlae.
Mr. George: Is it Mr. Pope's nudism to give • week's
notice?
Mr. Howard: I am happy to say Masi bie le an meow
ti laity altogether.
Plaintiff : He turned off two men laat We ineeday at
• minute's notion
Kr. Howard urged that would expect a rgekii;
wage ma both slam If their men left without, their
,ce manila be stopped.
'The lodge: Yee, I think it is reasonable there
timid be notie%
Judgment for plaintiff, with oosts.
OBISOIII BY • BUILDIIIG 80011/7.
Trustees of Wisdom Bsikiiiy Soda, spinet
Alward Limiass.—Mr. Webb, of Wlmborne, append
for is society, ~id Kr: Howard for Mr. Lytham:
Yr. Webb said defendant had sigma • mortgage to
the rxdrity, nod rnording to the roles, when default
bed been made for three months they summoned him
for the inmost of sakeoriptions and floes.
• George Henry Low, the manager. said that eight
or nine months were due from Mr. Lynham.
The Judge called attention to an item of £9 sa. for
lines. Was that in sr. admen with the rules?
Mr. Webb pointed out a role showing that invasion
were subject to cserta'n fines for non-payment and bor-
rowers for double them smounta. It was the usual
aside for • building society.
Mr. Howard said there was an item of £2 7s. 9d. for
ens month. Did the fines amount to over Ell for non-
payment of about £3Ol
• Low 'rented.
It appeared that MI: Lytham borrowed £250 at first,
of which, after paying expenses, he received about
E 230.
Mr. Howard: And for something like £32 mean,
the fines Sll 4s. tad.
Mr. Low explained that Mr. Lynhem had drawn
twice; he borrowed AZ, of which be had to pay £I2
that be owed before, so that he received only about £l3.
Mr. Webb said the fines might appear heavy, but
they were really according to the rules.
Mr. Howard said that a Ell fine for non-payment of
£3O was something awful; but he could not help his
silent, he mast admit it, if it were moording to the
society's rules.
lb. parties on each side left the mint to examine
the matter, and, on their retain, Kr; Howard said his
client must abide by the rake.
Judgment for plaintiffs forthwith, with costs.
Mr. Howard said the society had • property mortgaged
to them, and he would ask them to take the property
soil put it up to sale.
Mr. Webb: We do not glib the propei4 ; we should
Ibe very sorry to have it.
Mr. Howard Take it sod realiee it as far salt
will go.

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