The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-25 00:00:00

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E DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1871.

Wirtz bone dislocated and his 'kali fractured. He
never spoke, and died at tour next morning. At the
inquest on Tuesday, the jury returned • verdict of
1 "Accidental Death."

POOLE.

FISHIMM Zif in Mr. W. Gould's boat, on Monday
caught • scabbard fish (Lepwtopos Argos's') 24 feet
long.
Two B , Mr. autchinp and Mr. Ingo, were on
Thursday lined ss. each for selling bread without weigh.
ing it.
ODDIIILLOWO.—The number of members connected
with the 'Arlon' lodges in Poole amounted, on June
the let, to 871, and at Kinaon to 147.
Tag annual sermon for the Congregational Bandar
school was preached on Sunday, by the Bay. T. Orr.
NG children attended, and sang spaniel hymns. £l2
was collected. _

Mame 826•101WIL—The (loaner Seldom were held
on Wednesday. There was not • @WO+ ease, mid the
Sheriff presented to the Recorder (J. F. Collier, Esq.)
• pair of white kid glossa.
ANOTHIR &mason Causerr. —On Wednesday
morning another sturgeon we caught in the hey by •
fisherman named Matthews. Its weight was Nabs. sod
length about Mt. 6in.
MI Somerset And Dorset Railway (Bath and Ever-
enmesh Exteusion) Bill has paged the Committee of
the House of Lords. The new line will open up *direct
eommunisation between the south Gout and the mid-
land districts. No doubt this will be of very great ed.
vantage to Pools and Bournemouth.
A RING FOUND IX • COD•7111111.—I• 1861, the steamer
Anglo-Saxon wet wrecked off the oust of Newfound-
land. Among the passengers who were lost was • Miss
Burnam, • member of • Poole family, who wore at the
time • ring bearing the inscription " P. 8." A few
months ago, • ring with this inscription was eaten
from the entrails of • cod, *aught off the Newfound-
land mast, and the American papers now inform us
that • member of the Burnam family has identified it
is the one lost, and has pabl the fortunate finder £5O
for it.

was in the ogre of ite grandpereats. had been ailing from
the time of his mothea'a death in April. DT. Good
attributed the death to natural Gauge&

FONTHILL GIFFORD.
AOOIDIVINLL Liars or • LLIIT. —AA isqueet was
held on Tanrsday, concerning the death of Mrs. Roma
Lindeall, wife of Calonel Lindeell, of Fairfield. Bedford-
shire. The deceaerd lady, about fifty years of age, the
previous day was riding in • carriage from the house
of the Rev. W. Radcliffe, on her return to Chilmerk,
when the horse drawing it ran away, and she either
jumped, or fell out of the earrings, and was killed on
the spot. Verdict "Accidental Death."

EMIT ICNOYLE.
CLUB.—A. special meeting was held last
Friday, when renditions were pared and • petition to
Parliament adopted. urging, with • view to the preven-
tion of the 'prattling of dimmer." amongst ottilb. that
all imported fat stook should be slaughtered at the
plies of deberoation, and that store cattle should be
kept a sullidest amain quarantine. Letters were read
from yarrow gentlemen who had been invited amongst
them Mr. Gerrard Start, 11. P., who said be should
be glad to do all in his power to aid his brother farmer'
In their just endeavours. It was resolved to form the
dab into a Chamber of Agriculture.