The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23 00:00:00

Miltshrt.

&minimax. —Proposed Line to Saliebury and
Winaborne. —A public meeting was held at the
Council Chamber, Salisbury, on Saturday, to con•
eider the propriety of making a railway on the
narrow guage from the South-Vi astern line at Alder.
bury, near that city, to Wimborue, Dorset. The
Earl of Shaftesbury occupied the chair, and, after
opening the proceedings, moved the following ream
is wie Inch was wielded by Mr. M. H. Marsh.
M.P., and carried unanimously :--•' That in the
opinion of this meeting it is desirable that a railway
should be constructed to connect Salisbury with
Wimoome, Poole, and the southern parts of Dorset,
and that the line now sumnitted, traversing the
valley of Avon, near Downton and Fonlinglindge,
and uniting with the South- Wettern Railway on the
cast side of Wimborne, is satisfactory for the above
purpose." Mr. Fulton, the engineer, stated the pro-
bable cost of the line would la about £130,000.

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SA LI,BC RV MONTHLY CHEI.SIL MARKET, '11:k-sDAY.
—The supply was over two hundred tons, and the
trade being very dull not more than two-thirds
changed bands, at prices from 45. to 6s. below th,we
(the last market, and may Le quoted : Half skims,
&is. to 52in. ; doubles. 60s. to 635. ; Somersets, 645.
to 6Ss. ; Cheddar, 725. to 765.
THE " BEE " SEYIIIOEIt EGERTON. —Some
of this " gentleman's" Salisbury dupes will &tildes
be satisfied to learh that on Thursday last he pleaded
guilty to two charges of obtaining goods miller false
pretences, at Brighton, and was sentenced by the
Recorder to twelve calendar months' imprisonment.
Alas! for champagne suppers now!
PoRTHAIT OF THE NEW BISH.,P Or CARLISLE.
Mr. Chappertim, of Catherine-street, hi published
a portrait of the new Bishop of Carlisle, which is
spoken of as being wonderfully correct, and as full)
sustaining the reputation of the arti.t. Mr. Wat k ins,
of Loin lon. It 18 plll/11611Vd at a price that will place
it within the reach of all the r,,,tit rev. prelates
numerous admirers.

WILTS Mt Lyn A. —The Marquis .4 Lansdowne, the
Lord Lieutenant of Wilts, has been requested by
one of her Majesty's principal Secretaries of State to
summon a general meeting of the lieutenancy of the
county, to carry into effect the provisions aunt require-
ments of the Ist and sth sections of the 23rd and
24th Victoria, cap. 120, respecting the raising of the
militia, and that a day will shortly be fixed for such
meeting.
SALISBURY QUARTER SESSIONS.—These sessions
took place on Nlonday week, at the Council House,
before John David Chambers, 1.15 q., recorder. 'fliere
was only WIC prisoner for trial. The Recorder, in
charging the I;rand Jury, congratulated them on
the lightness of the calendar. There was only one
case to come before them, and that dul not present
any features of difficulty. Tileir satisfation at this
state of things would doubtless he increased when
they remembered that a longer time hail elapsed
between the last and the present sessions than was
usual at any other period of the year. The average
of crime, therefore, had been less than for a long
time. Mr. Dowding, the governor of the Fisherton
(aol, had just laid before him is atatiatical return
of the prisoners committed for trial at the Assizes
and County and City Sessions tor the last tift
years ; and he was happy to say that, even taking
into account the whole of those who had been
sumniarily convicted, the number of committals in
the )ear 1859 was less than it had ever been during
the period embraced by the return The spread of
education and religious principle was probably one
of the principal reasons for the diminution, lmt still
he felt bound to say a word for the police, who
appeared to have been very effective in this city, and
to have done their duty well. tie again sincerely
congratulated them upon the lightness of the busi-
ness, and thviked them for their punctual attend•
ance. The Grand Jury were then dismissed to their
duties.

HEALTH, HAPPINESS, AND LONG LIFE
Are within the reach Mall. Esery one 'nay be bit own
Pbybician, by the use a

DR. BUCHAN'S VEGETABLE
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Prescription% of the lite Dr. Buchan, Fellow of the
al College of Physicians, Lc. &c. They are entirely
vegetable, perfectly innocent, and cures are daily made
which surpass belief. Their efficacy has been proved in
thousands of cases, attested before, and signed by the pre-
siding Alderman at Guildhall, within the jurisdiction of

The Right lion. the LORD MAYOR of LONDON,
and also before the Magistrates sitting in, and for the
Counties of Middlesex. Surrey, kc., Lc., at the following
courts, viz., Marlborough Street, Westminster, Worship
Street, Bow Street, /Lc. They are uses! by the must
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practice ; lam by Clergymen and others, who have volun
tardy given their names, to certify to the Public as to
the reliability of these remedies

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to the taste, and may be taken by the most delicate
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had been sad and weary burdens. They

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