The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

111ANDFORD.

!CANT nilltPd'r 1 UUN INC —Thu moot at Thirwooton
Brlllgo, on 'Monday, thy lot inst., di•uw tuguthur
mom than 119 woll•montitiol oportimion on ono of thu
moot Wailing liuuti monilugo osporlonuoil thio
mown, l'ho houndo wort; !main' tilt. to th• moms on
Viiiiporno Down mill hail *milady 'shown tho tipo of
tlioir tall. %lowa thu " tangloil brako" lioforo thu
nut, iii. ;holing lotto WM gluon, followoil by a tom
'dog uliortio, that qiilukly oliliguul Horton' to brook
from uoyor, ono. thu uloarhig, and olioltor liiinnolf iii
thu uhaso. His porotioro, liciwoyer, wont ()Moo tipon
hit triwk, and oftor Irinluig hint it a rattling patio
to Elio iiiiighloittrhood of Vuot tuigu It. ihnibloil
hank and wag Itllloil In tho gum from whluli lio WA.
lirot 'trivial. Th. day not Whig far adyatioiol Elm
wora thrown into Stooplotott
thu smelted iportomon lopl not how to wait 'whir. ik
fitit 1114161 tumor hi the illrouthin utr thu Val,, 'Tossed
thu park to thu right, thruaihol ut V/111,11 11011 r !tall.
▪ htlilinging to Sir 10 ward Itakor, and Pot nitythl
lila lirnoli ity goitig to mill In a 'lover flour tho vll.
logo of I worno, thus ending • good tlay'n .port with
• variant Ilitlohlog rim. Throw lointolo Into. hilly
roallood the 'ongoing sixpootathitio f tho opining
polillu of thin illotrlut ; and if as wit aro Informed,
tholr mild. owner ham Just loottruil go °minks mom
of tho hoot blood from Os Duke of lioanfort'o and
Mr. Patjainho's notoil paoko, tutor, foic•limitlng In
tido part of the °minty of Dorset lo likely to be with

MUNICIPAL EtNuttnN.--Mr, Samuel Pin,! who
went out of ofilue iii rotation, wits reelected, Three
other vacancies In the Council were oecasioned owing
to Meurs. Oak, Mtlow, and Bartle.; having become
bankrupts, and, as a eonsequenee, disqualified for the
office of councillors { Mr, Jame,' ftulgin, Mr.
Thomas Wellington, and Mr. Henry Duty were
elected to till up the vacancies. The result of the
election has given greet satisfaction. The coming
events of ISM), us tfifeuting this town, must to a
great extent be eniducted to the control of the Con
poration, and, therefore, the rikelootion of our
popular townsman and the elation of three others
whose private characters point them out as peen.
burly fitted to carry out efficiently and satisfactorily
popular public arrangements, cannot fail to give con.
Hamm and gratification to the public mind. We
trust the characteristic of rigid economy marking the
private eliamter of one or two of these gentlemen
will ho somewhat relaxed, since Clio rules of private
life are not at all times prudentially enforced when
public expectation has to be gratified, and town
sociability—even of a temporary character—to be
developed.
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TOWN (;A L AMITY. —Died on Saturday, October the
30th, isiio, the Blartqford Timm, aged six weeks.
The immediate canoe of death was no circulation,
brought on by poverty of the " circulating medium"
and organic disease of the brain. The family circle
are inconsolable at the loss they have sustained.
The above obituary notice bas been handed to we,
and as it refers to an abortive attempt to establish •
newspaper in Blanciforcl—three sides of the four
sent out being printed in London and the fourth in
Wimborne—we thought it deserved a place in our
budget of news from this town. That the spainuoilic
existence of such is journal should soon terminate
cannot excite surprise ; but, that after the known
universal failure of obey newspapers, under eireinn-
stances most favourable to their growth and long.
evity, any individual or body of individuals living in
a country locality already redundantly supplied with
country journals characterized by average merit and
varied social and political sentiments; should be rash
enough to hazard the publishing of a newspaper
destitute of all pretensions to even ordinary typo-
graphies.' skill or a vestige of editorial ability, sur-
passes all surprise and deserves to be classed with the
incredible marvels of this our age. At this time
journalism in England is suoceasfully asserting its
claim to supreme power in moulding. and directing
public and social opinion, though rivalled by the
flowing in on society of a deep aunt powerful current
of general literature. Surely, then, we have a right
to expect from those who asinine to assist in con-
dilating our newspaper press the employment of
thee intellectual, monutery, and nieulunimal means
mid epplienuee which public whoimuouient iraVill and
without which public oilvenuement ir in a mamma
retarded. We are gratilio4 in knowing that public
opinion here rather 1411114 at upholding ond uoinielifie•
this the newrpoper prime of Om iminitY no the growl
of individintl merit iiiin in lending even A 4111110rArtf
aid ha the Intro4uction of ulieep noveltieui in the
shape of nowepaper Rhortions, destitute of ill 400
10 tailtlie oppraulittion end unppork
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m 440114110 at the Almailily lieninn MI 114"4444Y
last, a noveit vianhinatinii of 1519 *Jed n101,1114/f9ll
ritili!Pil ItO 00111A101 in his Mitliiiiiii a " musioxi
MN; ' itli ANIAMIPAIIIMIIt tll At theti grOltt eunuch
A ii 4.4" nolilit form a 'imminent reOnr? In °4" IT
tru to' ItSir_Tll ti ersitionoki, ainiironsiol 1140111 i
or
at Va %Vanillin palmy/147 lii II
rn
iltlifetirtivtirathiliffletia ruta stay" litifllltAl'lM
141 A. nowepapere, poi tH the IMO ItilgOr0„ 41 thus
the inkitiotinii given HAM Save WO Mt"'

teliting awl initroativo. The vooalosation of MI%
liacktittosh appeartel tit win all the epplense, the ear
of the audienott being Appantntly more entnwood by
sweet wools then Ilis eye taught by curved Imes,
or tits mind charmed by herd words,
Nyasa" Itow,—Late on r4Atur4iy night led one of
a number of nevvitta 11611111 g At ft public home was
011'4011 to millet into a NOWA itoghnimt
ing otall of wltioli is leitmontrily stetionctl hors,
The ftwt of the enlistment Wing iltepotstl, ono of
moody pontos wee cohost in, enu on the men ettlietkil
attempting to leave the room, the (*leer wee ordered
by the eargeent of the recruiting petty to lolls him
in charge, lin the policeman attempting to do so
etroggic ensued, which wildly "Whit (loin the
poldholnitise Mb, the street, and other policemen
intving come up, cipported uy e number Id town..
people, the lIIIVVIII4 ghetto( a proolpitaW retreat,
oho violently asemilling the polloeutatt. Three of
the retreeting party were speedily nvortakon, and
after making. a determined reolatanue, were safely
locked op. The minors end etilmotitiont muting of
a pett of this lewlete band cliii not lowa loom
ehleuituil lied not kir, Devisi Alt, lerettipton and other
respetititille treileemen of the town, etitivei4p melded
in the eill"ty at greet risk to themselvse. e under.
stand that 011111111mM of the ringleittlert were milts..
imently leken—one after swimming through the
river, and ,twing to lute lowing liken e wrong Pottle
itt the hops of safely teething his lodging in a Ills.
Lent villagit, 'Flue florist ltalfwey le creep.
Ilia nut to completion, and the works are brought
limiter and nearer to lilentleuril, therefore we hope to
hove to relent that the magletrittee lucre severely
modelled these ollinitlert, otherwise we her the
minting winter will be marked by more serious
breaolios of thus pence committed by these duvets's
olierauters in the town or neighbourhood,