The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30 00:00:00

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PIICS Or GAL—Dori:lg the put week the
directors of the Salisbury GM Company have /Jai.
mated their intention to redo°e the pnce of gee to
private 000euinors from 6e. to Is. 6d. per 1,000 feet
from Ist July. Up to the time of the appointment
of the present superintendent, Mr. Hardick, greet
complaints were made, and that with justice, of the
inferior quality of the gas supplied. Mr. Haidick,
immediately after his appointment, promised to give
• good supply of gas of • good illuminating
power, and at the earliest parable period
to recommend • redaction in the price. Within a
we“ of the promise, everyone wee satisfied both
with the improved supply, and the quality of the
gas, the defecta being remedied. Now, before six
months have elapsed, there is • spontaneous reduc-
tion in pries of 6d. per 1,000 feet, thus presenting to
the pirate oonsumers nearly £3.50 per annum, and a
still further reduction is contemplated at no distant
period. The governing body have indeed been
prompt in reforming shortcomings, said are thus
deserving of the thaUts and support of those whose
interest they regard.
SatissintY Diocitsaw Mennen &Horn.
Owing to the diminution in the amount received
from the government, consequent on the opera-
tion of the new cods, the committee of the train-
ing school have found it accessary to make a
small charge to students coming into resi-
dence in 1864. The charge will mainly depend
upon the plus ;pined in the examination,
and will be in the form of an admission fee,
payable, if desired, hell on antranes, end half as
the end of the find six months. There will he no
other charge for the two years' training. For 1864
the charges will be ea follows: —lO first-class
student. will be taken at f 4 each; 10 tiret or
second class students, £6 each • all other indents
passing the examination, £l2 ;soh. The Andel&
will be required to enter into an engagement to
remain two years in Wapitis. Candidates not
passing the Christmas examination will be taken se
, private pupils at £lB per year; the muod year's pay-
mist being remitted, if the pupil gains • first or
second elms is the examination for certificates at
! the =did the first year.
I The greet picture of the Crucifixion of Our Lord,
I by Mr. &loos, has been secured by Mr. Clappertos,
for exhibition in Salisbury for • few days. The
work is one of great interest, and we have no &alit
that it will obtain numerous audiences.

Warm Hoes; rim Geoonn• —Mr. F. Treble,
the eminent photographic artist of Catherine-atreet,
Salisbury, basing taken some superb views of W neon
Hones sad grounds, the seat of theist» Lord Herbert ,
of Lee. The siert are taken with an accuracy not
to be excelled, and we have no hesitation in "eying
that Mr. Treble has arrived at the acme of
in this branch of the photographic art. Hie= I
Bridge is farness, and the llMplif3ollllll4 Olden Mit I
the mansion are wonderfully minute. In commusens
of the views being principally foliage the difficulties I
to contend with are muck greater • but Mr. Treble
bas even mowed the form of Mori every leaf, The I
vista teeing the library looking from the Hollisin's
porch is extiellent, even the bark on the trees being
eerily discernible. The Italian garden, and the view I
looking towards the deer park, are wonderful sped- 1
mans of photography, and the whole stamp Mr.
Treble.. an artist of the highest rank.
S. Prlt's Howl, FlAll ASTON. —Massy of our
readers are doubtless aware of the great improvement
which lias been recently effected in the immediate
neighborhood of Fiaberlon Church, by the removal
of some unsightly oobugsa, which bad long been in
very dilapidated condition, and in the erectioa,
partly on the site of • neat banding of flint and
stone, in the domestic Tudor style. The parish
church is now thrown open to the rued, and a good
view obtained acmes the grenade of the new building.
which are teetrially laid out. Francis Attired,
Esq., of this city, the arbor & the improvements,
has recently executed • °atropine., by which this
building and grounds, under the name of St. Paul's
Home, are vested in the Mayor of Salisbury, the
Dean of Salisbury, the Minister of St. Thomas, and
the Rectors of St. Edmund, St. Martin, and Fisher-
:on Anger, for the time being, for the purpose of
being appropriated for the residences, rent free, of
three unmarried gentlewomen (either widows, or
spinsters), who must be of 50 years of age at the
lesst,meenbers of the Church of England, and passer
in their own right, a clear annual Income of not less
than £23, and not more than £7O; and (except on
the first election) have resided for five years, imme-
diately prior to their election, with at the Diocese of
Salisbury. Mr. Attwood has also munificently en-
dowed the charity, and each inmate will receive £3O
annually. Ample proration is alio made for defray-
ing the rates and taxes, end the expense of repairs,
painting, insurance against lose or damage by lire,
the salary of a clerk to manage the &trews of the
charity, under the direction of the Treeless, and the
employment of a gardener one day. in each week.
The Trustees will meet to select the objects of the
endowment in the course of the ensuing month. We
may add that the buildings were designed by Mr.
F. IL Fisher, and that the works have been
extremely well executed by Menem Thornton and
Conduit, of this city.
Timone' A Fromm:rm. —At a special meeting
of the trireme/ the Fisherton, walnut. He=
Willoughby Hedge, and Redhead, tempi •
held on Wednesday, Mr. Henry Res& Redding, of
the firm of Hoddiag, Townsend, Lee, and Houseman
wee elected clerk us the room of Mr. T. Hodding,
Esq., deceased. On Thursday, at a special meeting
of the trustees of the Amesbury turnpike roads,
Mr. Badding was elected clerk of that trust; and
Mr. Doerr Smith was appointed Usurer, in the
pier of Ridged Halley, 13M. decreed.
ALLEGED Cori. Enurnio. —On %Array evening,
a man, named Umoy Lams, was seen carrying a each of
coal, but be escaped. The following teeming he was
met by P.C. Kaften with amok of coal in hie pimmioa,
and being unable to give • satisfactory account as to
bow he berme possessed of it, the officer took him
into custody. He was taken before C. M. C. Whatmen,
Req., but Superintendent Caldow said he had not
I,rient evidence to convict, and Lucas was accordingly
discharge
&atomd-
AcCiDlst. —On Wednesday resting last
• very serious order ossurred ea the Loren road,
sear the Orinetery. Kr. Hebb., eareseter, of Whiter-
slow, left &fishery for his home in • light out, drawn
by • young bores, rixempaided by • ma munal New-
man. After they had gone a short darer the horse
shied at the lightning, which was very vivid it the
time, and &arid off at • furious rate. Mr. Hobbs was
tumble to pull up, and the bores ran as to the
gala, where Norma jumped out. He
eerier' injuries, sad kr was takes into the toll-house,
where he remained for some time. The bens lading the
We meld net yield to Me farm rimed round and bolted
at towards Salisbury. Mr. Hors jammed oet, and his
bead come in skirt 'Miami with a large atom He
received a severe word in the forehead, and other
serious braises. /tr. Hobbs was in oem sonveyed S.
tbe residence of Mr. Blake. surgeon, Salisbury, where
his wounds were dressed. The injuries rue not so
great as was exerted, and there is no doubt he will
sit.iz d recover. The ou m t was broken, but the nor
wither briery.