The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-20 00:00:00

SHAFTESBURY.

It Ii announced that the father of the Hon. (l• G•
GLYN, the member for Shaftesbury and the t evernment
'whip,' is in • very precoriont state of health. It
will be recollected that some time ago he woe 01-vatod
tolthe peerage as Baron Wolverton. Mr. Glyn it heir
to the title.
BULB CoseirrietOn.—A match took plow on Wednea-
day, at the Shaftesbury range, between the 9th Dorset
(Shaftesbury) and the 11th Dorset (Gillingham) Rifle
Corps. The ranges were 200, 500. and 600 yards, seven
consecutive stoic at each range. Tee 11th succeeded
in heading their opponent. by 21 points, four of their
men being unable to fire at the 600 yards' range, in
consequence of a heavy rain and dense fog, whioh
entirely ghat out the targets from view. Shaftesbury
scored 414, andPillinghani 435,

STRATTON.
-- SUDDEN DISATEL—On Sunday, Mrs. J. Brown, wife
UPWEY. of the postman in this parish, attended Divine service THE &SIMI MURDER.— The people of Greenwich
ed 1:
WINLETAIS CHAPEL AVEIVERSARA'.—On Sunday list twice at the Wesleyan Chapel, and returned to her and it, neighlantrhood have rail nearly 250 towards
the Rev. J. Perrot. of Dorchester, preached throe home where she partook of supper as usual, and ap. the defeno...
tt• nit n' in the Ridgeway Wesleyan chapel. Next day peered in excellent health. About two o'clock next A STAANGE CABE, LS reported, occurred at the
ICC 1.1,..ting was held in • field kindly lent by morning she awoke, and, stirring, disturbed her husband, Clerkenwell police-court on Fridey. A "poor men"
i. heo abont. 121) sat clown, and much who enquired whether she wee ill. She replied no, got was swum:mei for not having takon his two ohildros
enjoyul t:.e treat. A "meeting," with .peochee and up, and relit the lamp in the bedroom. Abour four to be insp..eted after intenuation. The defence was,
music, followed. Mr. J. Sherreo, of Weymouth, was hi r huebaed hoard • strange sound proceed from his that the defendant was ili at the time, that small-pox
in the chair, and with Mr. Hounsell, Mr. Spicier, Mr. wife's throat, at once arose, and, being somewhat was in hic house, and that by the &dries of the parish
Spoon tv Rev. J. Henderson, Mr. S. Hobbs. Rev. S. alarmed, went to procure assistance. When he returned doctor he del not take his children to be insposted
Nsish, ir. Otter, and the Rev. J. Perron, addressed he found her quite dead. Deceued had been suffering through fen of spreading the disease. If the last state.
the "'crab'''. The Prominent idea of the speakers was from heart disease for some years, and an inque-t was SHERBORNE.
aint.thrneartiep:erott of the cue, cue, it was rather sharp trace's'
ment was true, awl uotniag to the cookery appeared
days' imprisonment. IrTralthe,thiet
ack-towleigment of the heed of God in the circum. deemid unnecessary. She belonged to the Wesleyan
stances conneatod with the chapel, particularly in • Orin THE ROCILL—A couple of heifers, the property to flee this "poor man" lb in - -
with the
-
connexion, and was highly respected.
of Mr. Miller, of Blaoknerab Farm, Oborne, which were
gentlemen (Mr. Hopkins) being induced to give the
land, and others being filled with • feeling of benevo. SWANAGS.
of srdmalingl•
wpoit,he wddhieenhdanist.sf agate, romment,dybinee.waosuptania;gP buhat
fetediag in a field near Orackuaore Hill, strayed during fe neeemaiy to take every precaution against the
read
levee hi helping forward the erection of the chapel, end The
nntgllatt olmodiraintuardtahye,y awagroatefohlunvdinfyiboogenialettleoropeuin.,
a largo number of the villagers being dispoed to attend. SeWrregll,uaWalersubtanhesa that
through
at eLanhegltopnofforMrsthe
which leads into Minerals, having fallen over the rocks for -
'fho choir from the Wesleyan chapel, Weymouth, quarrymen. a precaution, if • munaken one, and that
bet wi en the speeches sang some sacred pieces very Ws are happy to state that some of oar barge lodging, that lice the road on either aide. One had its neck ender medical advice.
beautifully, Miss Henderson presiding at the bar. houses are ralen, and there Roema every probability broken, and the other its leg,, both being dreadfully in- in
motion, and Mr. Denob smarting, with his splendid of • successful season, the communication with Lend„ jured in other respects. Neither was quite dead. hut "'altos !)It Pacing—The deputreberiff of Lena.
they were pat out of their misery as quickly os possible.
oo action for dine presidel at Tuesday at • court in Preston, to try
bee voice. The following was the 'election : "Holiest, being cuaterially improved by the eoastant running of ion for breech el
breathe at evening blessing,' "0 pronto God in His the Royal Albert and Heather 8011, and the daily 'bus DEATH PEON MERNING.—The poor girl, who was so a . Promise of =IMMO which had
severely injared some days ago through her clothes been tarred to him. The plaintiff, Miss Smirk, 1/1111
holiness," " Bleeped arc the peopk " " 0 love the to woroharn. r°
the de ht.'. f
Lord," "0 Paradise," "To Deem." 'Midway between THISPERAIfOI Lic-rtrix.—On Wednesday eveniog Mr. having caught on fire, died on Monday morning, It . 11d °- an irtinfoneder in Preston. The
the vocal pieces, Miss Ames, of Dorchester, made • William Dunn (exelown) gave a lecture in the British will be remembered that she was servant to Mr. Lyon, Parties bad been acquainted two or three years, when,
pleasing variation by very nicely playing an iastru- fishookoom. the Rev. W. Darby in the chair. The grocer, of this town, who WY roused on the night of in August, 1850, he prooosed to her and was seeepted,
mental selection. The usual votes of thanks were subject WY" The Upend Down line"and it wee listened the ambient by the screams of the girl, and upon his with the °orison of her prank. At that time the
rushing into the room be found her in flames, which, defendant, Mr. Glover, was an ossistant in the *flee
given, and collection made, and the proceedings closed to by • most attentive audience. During the evening
with the doxology and benediction. The meeting was Mr. Dunn mum Kane popular inaleikat which were with some coosiderable difficulty, and much risk to of the Surveyor of Tates in Preston, but enmity after.
sucoe.dul in every way. Out of • oost of about Y 350, received with great applause. himself, he mutated to extinguish. She was dreadfully warda he was removed temporarily to Whitehorse,
only about 1:70 of debt still remain' on the chapel. Tau Catexir CLUB committee held • meeting on burnt, and the shook to the system wee so great that, Fenn there he wrote to the plaintiff the most doleful
Monday evening at the Ship Hotel, to consider several is spite of all that skill and attention at the hospital letters as i,_".ha,i. state °,f mind. I°' `°°lcai ,h,° „,_" al* 00
BRIUPORT. matters tor the benefit°, the slab. Mr. F. F. Morrice, Gould do for her, she expired, as we have add, on Mon- cure but t"' "e sit 'nil h°°°m° his wird°. "° elter•
THE HAGAlTA.—Bridport regatta will come cff oe Pi Leeson Hoene, the worthy and exeellent president, day. Her own account of the sonient was that she wards wrote from Weitehaven to soy in effect that the
wise bap sprat so mach trouble and expense on the was kneeling down saying her prayers, and being very malieri°h must muse, as he bad never bad " ao. I
Tuesday, August 1.
Civic Motet:Jas.—Our highly esteemed townsman, Pound- and titto a motel ewe. was in the tired fell off to sleep. This is borne out by the fact genii-al° affection" 14)/ the Pllanka• He Was
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ot cub., pmettenbeel mama" mkt week el the pound that when found she had not throated herself of her ten dagi afterwards is • lady residing is Whitetteves4
&kip Werg, kw titTaty og LoisAaa, at llorelon. I olotheo: eho HSI boded at Milborao Port on Tnooglay. The i•ry r•l;u•sg • "II" he £7O, ,