The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08 00:00:00

CHARNOUTH.

TRADICIMIXII BALL. —oo Monday evening vet le,
the animal tradesmen's Lail took place at the 011.0i1
and Horses Inn. A very reepeotable party was
present, and • very pleasant evening was spent.
The arrangements were, as usual, conducted in Mr.
and Mrs. Holly's good style, and gave general satis-
faction.

lie_presested to Uwe Lord Sisk, cif eslistorry :
" To tbo Eight Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury.
—We, the undersigned prwers, desiona, sod layman
(being onmmartiessits) of the Church of Englerid.
desire to offer our hiunble aoksoorlodgeuteate to yew
lordship for the seasonable viodicatioa of tits deowiwe
of the priesthood with which your lordship has ISIS
recent attacks upon that Scriptural and
doctrine."

CORK-11•IMIT. Tuesday. —The 'apply and nfr
landslide were sheet. There was • reseal lepton
-
wont in the trade, at last week's wriose—Wleali
realised 565. to 65L; barley, 375. to flic; oats,Nl.
to 30a; leans, 464. to 48a; pose, 404 to 52a ; rye
37e. to 425. per quarter. Tares, 4a. W. to se. 6d:
per bediel. —The Sheeposarket to-day was thin.
Them ware ..on the number • few pew ofsLyied
animals offered, which sold at forawar raga, to
91d. per pound.

SALM:BURT CATINDILAL.—WO sadiwelsed tint •
fresh arrangemeat will shortly cools int^ oPITI9ImIy I.
referent. to ib• privilege of inspeating the' interior of
this noble *diem. The Cathedral, obispierelsoase, ari
eloietars are I, be thrown o:ssa to the public bertweam
the hours of 9 a.m. and It p.m. from the 25th Mareb to
the 29111 of Sept., soil from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. daring the
remainder of the year, ageism daring dm boors of
Divine Service. Viaars will to agoonspen,ed by this
earners as heretofore ; but inasmtph as those odisera are
to be re.mnearened by Geed salaries for the future,
gratuities to them are to be abolishes', and indeed then-
of 'lei' ore will be required to inseribio their names in the
visitor's book, sad to makes eontribation of rgst lose
than 64, eseh towards this

CITY Prrrr Sias ton, Moeday.—Preeset : The
•c-Ilayor('I. Btthes. Fee). cod P. Atterood,
Thomas Balmy ea' %nought op 1.11 remand. siberied
with eteahou three boatels of coke, the property of
I 4 sus. Witten mil Knee. The prisoner wee seat to the
pekoes. f.d. 36 buthels of coke, which he fe11.i.114
in 12 stieltd, with • ticket. On his way back. he i
at the George•yard, and sold the coolest. of othli
the
emits to a W. 03611 named Bobbies. for 111. He Asa
'that on to Years. Wilthe's to deliver tbe, reamisther.
After he had emptied two or three reeks, P.O. Withers,
who was as the statioe, maw him take es empty seek
from amongst the full than and throw it dews with
the other empty seeks which were !lieu on thee/thud.
Attention tem celled to the ciremestance, end the
rubbery woo discovered. Mr. !Celery, who smeared on
beirilf of the gag esmpany. did net preen fote femme
pani4iment, sod the prisoner oonsouthetly got off with
• sentence of 14 days' imprisonment, wits bard labour.

BUICIDI IT Hanolllo.—An inquest was bald by
R. It. Wilson, Itgq„ at the 0.211Cil Member. or Thurs-
day week, on the body of John Trate-Wm of Omar
street, who bung himself in the greenhouse -of his master,
Mr. George Att water. He had formerly bees in the
employ of the I.te Mr. John Trubridge, of Mishford.
Trion the &nth of that gentleman. be entered the service
of Mn. Atte/star, Mrs. knoster belt' • daughter of Um
late Mi. Trabridge. For some reason or other be does
not appear to have been happy in hie new situation,
and wee much &penned in eonnequencie of having lilt
Wishford, where he OP4IIII to have had a very wary,
comfortable .itnetion, sod where his former master had
so much respect for him as to leave him the sum of
£lOO. On Medaesdcy, he went home about noon, and
inked his wife for a sheet of writing psixr, which she
n-foceel to give him unless he first told her to whom be
was going to write. He did toot tell her, and lat loft
the house without receiving the paper. Bet wee* two
and throe o'clock she went to look for him, and found
him homing by the seek in the greenhouse in Mr.
Attwatee's garden. Sbo was anoblo to relene him bar'
self, no Ate oollod Mr. John Truhridge, who cut him
down, but life was quite extinct. The dcocased had
been In • lqw state of mind for none time. A verdkii
of "Temporary Insanity" was returned.

GIOITLILVAIOLT PA/111111 AT SnoTHAI(PrOIf. —OS
Fridav molting wick, about three o'clock, the inhab-
itents of the klighotreet, in Southampton, wore greatly
alarmed by the ringing of belle and rapping of doors.
A b •ur fifty bell-handles and knockcrs were wrenched
off. The ilincss of paversl invalids was seriously bare-
veted in coneeguence of the fright. The diaterbance
wee mega by two "gentlemen," who were captured by
the polies in the get of wrenching off a bea-pnll. They
were 'added in the polies entice, and brought op before
the ruaituttrates, when four persons appeared &ain't
them, and the linen and °nets indicted were n- oily CID,
or seventy day.' impriffionment. They paid the motley,
gees their name. as Edward Frederick IC I.ey and
Frederek Charles Bennett, sod rev...soled theousdeeti
As " proles•ienal gentle nee," raiding at Salisbury.
It is expected that they will be sukjected to
further prosecution on moment of the Uareage and
annoyance they enes.d. lied say bell-handies or
knockers been found in their poese-sion. thee would
have been tent to Winchester gaol and indicted for
robbery. The damage they dii to the houses they
ei.duArl I. intim eted at between £lO Led £6O. No each
wanton and ttepid ••ntrage has been knows ia South-
ampton for many years. —Morning Star.