The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

DORORESTBR.

Rirt.n 00111P11. —The animal prim 'booting will take
place at tte latter and of neat week. nod a liberal pro.
gramme le prov.ded, lealad•on 1:10 esch from Col. N.
mart, II P., M. K. B Sheridan, 0 P., Dr. Biasett
Dawkins. mod Major Kind...ley, with prism from the
Captain, ut ant frat.ign, and it is istiapsta
that others may yet be added.

Anal:WM —A little boy named Herbert Daft,
.ho.. parents re-id. in Trieityatreet, was admit
into the Corset Giant, Hoenttel ors Thursday, having
d armature of the loft lee, He was olefin"
th some other boys is the walks, neer the Silisbury
laid, when he lell off a tree in which be was swinging
an 4 Woke hie kag.
BOROUGH POLICI. Monday- Before the Mayor —A
young woman. named Painebeth Morris. in a feszfai
dirty state aooording to report. sod who pi
ea cks up a
living she best may tient shout the imontry. was
brought for v., p.i Mitchell found her early
on nundiy morning, sleeping in a cart-house belonging
to Mr. H. Symonds. ilill-strest--nhe wee senterioed
to • month's imprisonment.
Rityah Holten AItIILLERT.-0. WedneednY Unroll!"
Majornlailen formerly banded over the A. Battery C.
Brigade to Its future oemmender, 11.1,4 Brown of the
Depot Brigade, Wade,. The teen p.m....dad to Milder
Castle, when they were put •4, h • series of
manaruvres. As they were reipusing, when mitering
the Dermot yard. ODO of ON woe hished eeverel"
in the are. by a hone, and $1,,, hops wee fakeiond.
DEATH or TOO HOW., sugaßog OP rug Donn
oouvrt Boitrrna.—W
" •
cord this week with deep
newt the death of Y '
.r. William Jones Bennett, has.
torsion the DO
.et o Coast, Hospital, at the early
ii age f 23. He
biapital at th woo appointed to his office at the
letter end of Nay is the prireent yen,
• .tely entered ulna its duties. These be dun
Jeri., hie brief aub-equent life, with marked
„1 U. .ad seall winning the oppr bailee of the idiom
fo• • institution, slide his estienbla 'baron. r gained
• him the rig-rd of all who to*. him. But roe,
...intim had markiet biro fiber own' sod after a few
Magnin and rallying*, sorb as mark the piogreino of that
insidious thew*, the booourable •nd useful career he
bad 00tartli upon was nosed by his de•th lode Sunday
night. The rid nest has ev..ked wool •ympaLby for
his berinvrd relative', sad the thought that he ens
honoured and Is mounted may tend to naming* the
pi:deport Sorrow they sew feel at the Ws they bar.

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At At 110tt..—On ilieeltwede, More-
lla R Sas road 111411 mien 2 and 6 o clock an
estr.olte Istd heat made into the parlour of the JnorSion
Hotel, by removing a pane from the window I.obille
Into the yard, and all-stoning the sash. The till wail
broken open oid an old silver watch and halts dozen
electro.plated /DODDS DOTI stolen therefrom, but the
thief we. evidently no judge of metals for he left souse ,
silver spoons in his. latoe drawer, while in the seat ,
one unlocked was a number of silver forks, end In aa
adjoining one •Iso solocked, was a raleable watch and
! gold guard, but the pilferer left thrm and took a few
coppere played there. In other partrs of the room were
carpet bap, over irsoats, and a ety of property. It is
evident the thief I.ls not • rt. eselonal, mid it is Dot
enlikrly that he mae be discovered.
Rini V A TOE. —The ratans inatch between the tens
of the Doreheser and Wareham rile pep took place
at Maiden Castle on Friday last. Here the Dotchrster
men won by 18 point*, bits. Warthalii Mon at there
own range by 45 point., as tooolaled In another column,
and the match eras to be deci.l.d by the aggregate of
the two metes, the Warehsrn ten are the victors by
32 poi.ts. Ranges, 300. 500, and 000 yards ; seven
sbota each. Score—Wanham—Ensign Pantos 44.
Private candy 52, Private Bilea 40. Privets Burden 42,
Private Collies 53. Sergeant Drew 40, Corporal Beriden
48, Corporal Churchill 47. Private Sherren 45. Private
Grove. 311; total 463. Dorchreter —Corporal Chick 48,
Private Godwin 48, Colour...crjeant Gregory 48, Private
Oar 52. Corr Oral Gemming 52, Lieutenant Hodges 46,
Privets Matron! It_ Private Pergolas 99, Private Liu'
, 50, Private J. tory 54; IPA. 486.
I'?. Pyres'. Venellie : TOM BATTLII Or TSB Atrreeite.
—A vestry meeting for ell. PrtePs OP convened in the
' Pariah chervil on Thursday morning "for the purpose
' of examining the so:omits of the churchwardens, to
make • rate or assessment for the repairs of the parish
, *hutch, for providing for the perfornianoe of Divine
1 eerriee, and for all such other purposes as are by law
, chargeable thereon during the current year." The
1 Rector, the Rev. E. W. Pears, togaided, and there
were also present Itr. G. J. Andrew., and Kr. Jobs
idiots, churehwardeus; Mr. T. Coombe, Mr. John
Robot, Mr. A. S. Mame, Mr. T. Bennett, Mr. G. J.
Oman. Mr. G. Symosda, Mr. T. Saundera, Mr. Joseph
Lock, Si'. J. Warren Mr. T. 0. Pouney, and Mr.
Emott. Tim chnreben:rdens aecouers which showed a
Wanes of flO lle. Id. woes ezarainced by the vouchers.
Some conversation took plane relative to two items is
the sexton's amount— he. 6d. for tolling the boll on the
death of the late Mr. if. C. Start, and 2s. St for the
extra work entailed by the Archdeacon's Mitotic's.
MOM wete objected to by one or two "on principle"
As to the former it Irma elicited that Mr. Fitch directed
tbe "tolling," and the rejoinder of a vestryman was
"Mr. Fitch must pay for it." Tonahing the 2... &I it
.sa observed that when the judges atmodrd
wink. there the sertnees fee was paid by the
Rorie and thereto*. le was argued, Um Arehdepos
ought to pay It when be hel i • court there. Ito rove.
a,i4 he h.d no doubt Archdeacon Sanatuary would
pay it if asked. Thom two item, were struck out, and
the accounts were pared. Mr. Symonds, however.
call. d attention loan is.., of IS.. for the arebidiaeonal
visitation Usk and seined Hie they roold not be
enforced, a payment of sorts thing like 44. being all the
law ordered. Mr. C. ortibs refereed to • sass which
was tried, when it east the parish no, and said be
thought it not worth while to dispute the matter. The
churchwardens' estimate for the current year amnonrcll
to UR 13s, which would be met kW • rate of W. in
. the pound. in 1665 the rate m.s 7.1., laat year it les
reduced to 6d. and now a bd. rate would entice. Mr.
Coombe propo*ed sod Mr. J. Bow erriond.d, that a
c'.urch-rate ot 5.1. in the pound be granted, based on
the 'ultimate. Mr. fituroods said he woe sorry to
stand in, perhaps, the invidious position of objecting
to • motion so proposed and emended, but he felt that
his cones was pistoled by the strong opinions he enter-
tained on some of the matters euggested by that
intimate. Probably some of them would recollect
what those opinions were, from .hat took place upon
• previous occasion. He objec.ed to the sdop
Lion of the estimate, Brit because he thought that
the officials connected with the chin,
should be paid by salary, and have no
"extras' With this fooling he motor' that the clerk'.
Notary to rednesd to ifl6 a year, and that the sexton's
salary be £l4 spear. both lochs..e of all extras. Pass-
ing oil to the subj.-at of "providing for the performances
of Divine *orrice," be said he begged hire toes; that
the alters' cc aervioe nes polemic:eat all, and he should
:pet r Itiat the afternoon service should be what it used
to be in preterense to haring. dervics in the evening.—
Thu' Rms.]. men-rig-A that he held an afternoon servioa
at tl • so patloo of Mr. Hodes, for servaota nod others
unahld to ...Ind in the 'anteing or evening.—Mr.
Etymon& said he wan sorry it should have been done at
the request of an individual, and went as to argue that
it would he more correct to de away with the service at
night, and have • "proper" evening serviee In the atter.
nmoo.—Mr. Andrews asked Mr. Symonds jibe bad men
I the recently discovered "missing Rubric," and was
going to surport that view from it. —Mr. Synacreds pro.
oseded to remark tbat he did no lositat• to lay li did
not approve of the prillsent mannrr in whioh the musical
part of the sat-trios vas conducted. It wee not at all in
apordanre with what they were accustomed to before,
and he did not apptivs of the ol.ange. Br. Andrews re-
minded Mr. 8y monde that he was no) reldrring to. mere
personal matter, thottgh he had joat complained the
that the /1.-ctor h 4 regarded the suggestion of an in-
dividual—Mr. Symonds said his objeetion we, that
1114•10 of forty years had been interfered with. He ap-
proved of an anthem in the merle*, and he considered
its strong amours for ono man—he be clergyman or
anything else—to make snot a change in the mordant
service m they had •tperiellor4. He also referred to
the int ddttation by the present Room of a hew hymn
book, and eon lodod by coopering. "That the organised
salary he •Iptlaget, else the bellow...blower's salary,
and the expo.se of washing enrols.cs for tho onto,
boys." Be said thst name a return to the old rouroal
sere.e was made, he would come year after year and
oppose the satimate, med, if that woold sot do, move the
rep3t.on of the rate altogether—Sir. Mason remarked
that it war customary for ministers to istroduce a new
hymn b .ok. I bid been done at All Stints, sod more
thau onto at Holy Trinity—Mr. Symonds : ihe Rector
chop to int dere and stoat the anthem. —Mr. Moon :
I think It • very good thing that he did, •nd am Moab
obliged to him for it—Oster, heard—Mr. Symonds : No
doubt abstractedly he han the right to do it, but I
think it very had tare.—The Romer said he was the
person who aoppel the anthem. but the motion would
only <Hem the organist. —Mr. T. Bennett seconded the
tuutioo.—Mr. Gregory asked whether It was cot e im-
potent for them io posts resolution to have anthems
for the Mare. - Mr. Symonds : No, we have DO *sato
over that matkr still. --Mr. Ooorub• said he was pew
pared to support his motion be voting for the oreaniat's
salary, bet if there was any likelihood of ita inflietiog
upon them the anthems they used to have he should
dump his rearm at once, for he did not appro.e of
anthem., or think them miculated to promote devotion ;
he wolald do anything Tither than have the anthems
agaln.—Mr. Maon expressed his concurrence in the
remarks of Mr. Coombe —Mr. Bennett said be
wee awry they did not have anthems.—On a
division there were for tie metioo—Mr. Symonds
Mr. Bennett, Mr. Greisosy, and Mr. T. Saunders, and
against it rho other nine. It was therefore. lost. In
consequencre of the first resolution, it was necessary to
effect • slight alteration in the chuichwardens' estimate,
which lacing horn done Mr. Coombe amended his fir-t
proposition awl moved, and Mr. ton .r.ecooned, "That
the estimate be adopted, and a oho roh•rato of 54, in the
pouod be granted." This was carried by nine to four,
and the pro...dines terminated.

GARDEN ItO 88888 Iv BoTL —This Is an °fleece of
erre fn .:pant neeurrenes it. Doreherder, mid the magis-
trates havetut et tile sit example" of • party of 1.4.,
who not on y stole fruit—unripe as well as ripe—but
destroyed several nett, and their peeishment will pro-
bable he a caution to yrmeg Dorchester or perhape we
should say young Fordiogton—for some tame to come.
tlevth boys, named respectively haw Amor. 13, Richard
Amor. 9, Chaise laerthen, 10, Robert William., 10,
William Drake, 10, Fredenok Gillingham, 12, and
side., Curti% TO, were brneeht before the Mayor 10.
Cense, Req.), .1. Ewer, M. Neenah, and J. Bishop,
Entre., on It.torday morning. *hailed with steeliug
poodle; and de.troying fruit ties not". They had been
is the look-up .11 night, and preeented • ..dl, woe.
begone oppe.r.sos, for they were all tearful and an.
hemp' as they wen arrayed befog. the Heeeh, while
their molten—or most of them—stood in tbe nor
analogs and sorrowful. The boys, it atom., weepied
one cell, and, us P. 14 Cosies report., seemed "ann.
(unable enough" till about an hoer before they were
brought up, when they had a u .•nletoes err, rave
Hiehard Amor, who remalsed stolidly sonless and nn.
sympathetie. Robirt Green, gardener, etnploybd by
Mrs. Moodey, stated that list Wedoesiay morning he
went to Mrs. Monde?s garden, near the Artillery
barracks, and found that the nets which covered two
Largo posell it... had be.. torn In pesos% and it. trees
stripped of their frnis,whieb was lee, but • good deal of it
unripe. He so ppearl shwa row down peaches we re rodeo.
On the previous evening the haft was eafe and the nets
in their places. There were footmarks, apparently of
boys, both onteldo and Inddis the g.rden. P.S. Consists
rid be betrd of the robb.n on Wednesday and want
to the garden sod Wearing boy's footmark' about.
He noticed one having eight rows of hoboaile, and •
tip In front and behind. He made inquiries, which
led him to go to the boom of a boy named Fox, in
Grove-buillinds, and from whet he learnt there he
went towards house. As be was going he
saw ham Amor sewing towards him. As soon as
Amor saw wit we he ran bath. The sennant went
to the reed at the bottoie of Groophoildiega, sod met
Amor. He e'en:lined b • b ate, and bend they would
such a mark as be saw in the garden, and told
his be was the boy who had been Into Mn. Monday's
garden and &teen the posithea Amor replied, "1
not the only an, there's more besides me,' end he told
the nutmeat the other prisoners. He took Amor to
lock-up ant went for the other boys. All were at home
except Drake, who was fetched by his mother. He
charged esnh of them with robbing the garden.
Richard Amor said et Int that be lad not been there,
but efterwaYda said he went on Wednesday morning.
and that be did not go with the others °tonight.
Leanne*, Wildnes, Drain. end Curtis, admited the
Warr, asdld Gillingbani, of we at first laying he knew
nothing about It. The boys bad nothing to say elneot
Oat Harry Curtis ani George Pante were with them. The
Town Clink told them they were were liable to be mut
to prison foe six mouths, or lined Cm—Then spoke
thu mothers in chores, "1 isn't pay anything, 0 do 'e
btve pay {hie time I' end their maternal solicitude
foetid vent in Men and the embreciog of the yoga'
ealiatte. whom they addresoid in tender esp?woletion,
Oh, dear, doer I how could you do it r Oh, you
',nighty child I What will you. lather say r he., he.
Mr.. Limnos. told how the had oornoted her boy
repeatedly for going away, and so had his father. She hod
eve little ones, and wanted the boy at home to look
after the baby, but it assined he did not lam nursing,
for he ran out at every opportunity,ensuring for
.of ...hiding' on his return, and Mrs. Lawrence sadly
vowel to show the mark, on his beak I All the neigh.
boos, .61d the. cried "shame" on ber bestow she beat
hr children. but she •onl/1 keep them down! All this
from • little woman nice a pleasant facie enough,
although exhibiting indication' about the mouth of
terrible demons for • woman. The Town Clerk wg.
gated that perhaps beating was hardly the best mode of
&olio( with the boy noder the eireametencee ; and
Kn. Lawman admitted " she did'ot think it improved
him • bit." So perhaps this little alfair—lareeny
Haigh &fore the law—may briog bettor treatment of
the poor Dods fake, who Genies about with Ms
stern :swindlers of We welds, end, may be • week hs
prison will be 10 agreeable gangs Isms the baled
ausiag sad tie rod.—Ma. Carib said

elm adopted a milder plan of punishing beg hey, she
shut him spin his bedroom --a west any, nine, pie., of
Pollind the old formula, "evading him to bel withoet
any tea."—The magittratis sentenced each or them to a
k'a impriennmitot.—Grest was the crying amoogst
the mothers and sisters of the boys, awl the prisoners
initialed their tears with the rest. Mrs. Lawrence was
I. trouble as to •hat she meat do wittiest her boy, think-
donbtleas of the nursing, and others wanted to know if
thi to meld not be a Ina for " our Bill." Rot the
Bench hoisted on this " example," and the lade were
led away.