The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

WS are very glad lOUay that Ur. Herbert Fisher,
the valued secretary of hi. Royal Highness the
priscoof Wales, who lately hectored tus left arm ,
through a fall on the in. while lately skating at
Sandringham, Ii mash bettor, and in a Is way
towards couplets reoovery of the nee of his arm.
T1111•TI1eIN0 • Harem —On Wednesday, a
111•111 nomad Oeorge Pam Turner nee brought up in
custody Mekong Mr. J. C. Wheeler, having been ap-
prehended on • warrant charged with threatening to
take the life of his mother, Mrs. Turner, of Weedy.
The prisetter was bound over in his own mop.
olooooss of £9O so hoop the pesos for a period ol
throe moot)*
Comm. Parr Sensioss, Tuesday. —Present :
Bgatiy (shairman), Earl Mahlon, and T. K.
Fouls, Seg.—Frederiek Watts. so inmate ot the Willis
Usion nee saminemd tur assaulting another inns*
aria mu* Ragdsll, who had taken his bsosidost by

mireake. Or. Barnes, Mei urseter of the worldvene%
said the defendaot was a very violas' man, and Ms
immoral medusa Wear& Um other p.upsn VW Veil had.
—Ho was ordered to Its hiprh.s. for two mouths.
Sarah Barn and Sarah Doom were summoned for
stralfor Menge mess, the property of Mr. Georg* Orgy,
of Laveretook. They ware Seed 6d. each End akar, and
ordered also to pay the value of th.gssai, whieb was
more, or bo imprisoned for seven days.

Orri Yarn, Seeetotts, hioodey.—Preseot : The
Worshipful the Mayor, end F. kttwood, Feiq.— Two
Men named lames 1111ent and William Read were
brought up on remand, charged with stealing • pair of
boots, the property of Mr. smith, boot sod shoe maker.
Catherine•streek The whoone, it appeared, were
stopped with the bnota before they left the prom etator's
chop. 'they naked his forgiveness, end he -old them
they might go. The polka were not aware of this when
they apprehended the prisoners, who were discharged.
Edward ilayter wee summoned for wilfully breeking a
window, belonging to Mr. T Poore, Wineheeter-street.
The ease was settled on the clenching's soother offering
to pay the damage done, and expenses.

Mtrittio Meermos.--A. meeting of the adven-
turers in the Wen Roes Down Mine was held atielis
office of the secretary, on Tharedu, when a cell of
five shillings per share wee ordered to be made. —A
meeting of the adventurers in the Cars Oeishorse
Mine was held the same day, when a esti alai:pesos
per share was ordered to be made The report
stated that the future prospects of this miss are ef a
very enocieraging ebaraeter.—At a meeting of the
proprietors in the Marks Valley Minos divides', of
tyro shillings per slime was ordered to be paid.—At
• meeting of the shareholders in the Emit Condon
Mine, it was resolved that a dividend of two shil-
lings per share be declared lied paid.

Li [MAIM AID SCI INTIM lIISTITUTIOL —Theo
Snit of a arisen( 'Meetings in oonoretio• with this
iastitstion came off at the Theatre (bin* lout for
the occasion) on Tuesday evening, and waa well tiad
respectably attended, notwithstanding the severe
weather. The entertainment consisted of random
rentals from the Literature of Pun and Fancy, by
Mr. George Greemnith, the well.known humorist
and mimic. "My Brat attachment" and
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"Seim Gemp's ;obloquy," from Dickens ;
sketches of Irish and Yankee life, from Lover and
Helliburton ; an original domestic and comic
narrative, entitled "Amateur theatrical.; or the
misadventures of • rehearsal ;" with reminisosacce of
Artemis Ward, formed a most pleasant programme.
and the lecture succeeded in keeping the a.dicsoe in
roars of laughter throughout the evening by hie
clever acting andjadnainble mimicry.

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MIL KCXX/1101Alell COSCUIT. —Tido ootioort took
place ou Monday evening, at the Assembly Rooms,
and, considering the inclemency of the weather, the
attendance was very good, • large petty from Lb.
Pelson and other families in the Olose being present.
Mr. Keeninglism was supported by Mies Ida Thorne,
and his brother Lay Violllll, MAIM Rtanley, West-
moreland, Taylor, and Ingram, as vocalists, and Mr.
F. J. ninth, of the Royal Marine Artillery Band,..
solo clarionet, Mr. J. It Richardson ably presiding
at the piano. As • whole, the mooed OM an sizared•
ingly good one, and the exertions of all seemed
thoroughly appreciated, and resulted in many of the
mews being encored, although not in all cease
responded to; but with Mr. Westmoreland*" saw,
'• Alice where are thou ?" and the trio, " Jenpy
Lind's Singing Lemon," snug by Miss Thorne and
Marra Westmoreland and Krioningbam, in the first
part tho applause was so unanimous that a repetition
was unavoidable. Is the mooed part abso, Mr.
Naiah's clarionet solo, and the humorous serenade
sung by Mews. Taylor Westmoreland, and
Ranningham, were likoirio' s nt-asmitoded.

LONDON COURT Or BAYILIMMTCY, Wednesday.
Before Mr. Registrar Pepys.—This wee the find
sitting for the proof of debts and choice of trade
assignees, under the bankruptcy of George Potbecary
deeraibed as "formerly of Andover, in the oousiti
of Hants, innkeeper, wine and spirit merchant, no,
of Fisherton Anger, for some time carrying on busi.
nom there is a cheese, boom, and hop and malt
faoter." Mr. J. P. Taylor, solicitor, 28, Great
Jamerstreekd Fledfor-row, appeared forth. petition
log creditor, Mr. Joseph little, of No. 259, Snood
cheesernooger, who procured the adjudication on the
220 d of Deoember, for • debt of £94 ss. Bd. The
bankrupt signed a declaration of insolvency ha the
same day, and having surrendered was granted
protection from arrest. At this inning 10 proofs,
amounting to shout £250. were tendered sad admitted
Among the local creditors were the following,
namely :—Mr. William Sturgeon, Salisbury, verger
of the Cathedral, £lB 2.. 2d.; Mr. James Newnham,
nt Newton, near, Salisbury, shopkeeper, £1213.. 11d.
Mr. William Heine, of Goldney, Somerset, farmer,
£l9 10..; Mr. William Fiford, Salisbury, tailor,
£l5 141. ed.; Mr. William Ford, of Rilmerdon,
Somerset, farmer, £47 16a 24.; Mr. lasso Dare,
Salisbury, innkeer, flf3 IS.. 44.; Mr. Joseph
Wristbridgc, Salisbury, clothier, £l2, Ac., Ac. Mr.
Joseph Little, the petitioning creditor, was chosen
easienee, and the Court fixed the 20th of February
next, at 11 o'clock, for the examination and order of
discharge sitting, with renewed protection from erred
in the meantime.

Socirrr You Pannornici Camsmu Buoy'Letting..
—The annual meeting of the Salisbury Committee of
this society was held at the floard-room, on Tuesday,
when the raeretary, the Rev. Prebendary Renaud, red
the report, which embraced both the operation' of the
purest society and the dirtriet branch. The report es.
hibited the operation. of the satiety under the three
heeds of adoration, publietiolta and minelout- With
regard to the Etat of these, it aids in the work of train
log up the young in the prin,iples of the church by
gratultou resets of books to necessitous pinches. With
regard to the sewed, the iraue of its peblicationa, in-
cluding Prayer Books and Bible., amounted to the large
number of 6,936.239. and them are to be found in nearly
every pariah in England, as well as in hospitals, work-
house., emigrant ;him, working men's reading room*
and clubs, in parrankl lending libraries, in the barrack.
of our soldiers, end the rakne of our seamen. With
regard to the third branah of ita operations, that of
miracles, it expends rue) • year In ratablishing
bishoprics and colleges, in building churches and schools
ad in procuring translations of the Bible and Prayer
Book into foreign languages. The publications of the
society are to be found in every grader of the world,
and one of the colonial hi-hops recently declare.' that
there wax scarcely • log hull. his diocemEnto which the
society did not pen.trate. To continue these good
works, and to meet increaslne demands, the society
requires. an additional imams of £6 000 per annum, for
which it urgently appeals to the membern of the church.
As regards the district association, the issue of pol‘liza-
Mora from the depository in the Clime amounted to
11,439 during the year, and the treasurer, Mr. R. H.
Higdon, hat been able to remit the parent society the
sum of ES 16a. 161., besides Ly 3 11.., the moiety of
the collection alter the anniversary sermon in the
Cathedral by the Lord Bishop of Glooaetter and Bristol.