The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

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MR. K the revising barrister on this circuit,
held • court at die BMrhalJ OU Ffid , when the lists
of county voters residing in limp ariahes In this division,
and the borough list mune before him, The proceedings,
however, were purely of • formal chsracterl and pre-
sented no feature of public interest:

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to from the sperwmanio Run expired no Monday.
pheosant 10.111,1 n commenced. The lot of Oct°.
he specified day, on and after which these "long
ay be bogged, but this year falling on Sunday,
nt had one day's furtnier reprieve, and the
or killing • pheas rot before the morning of
Monday incurred a penalty not exce-ding 20s. for every
bird, and a game certificate does not exempt from the
Liability.

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ammagaihat the aom-
piny during work. d 470 mite of its own and 101
hatted, The total eioital was £13,755,340, of which the
ordinary Ytook was 17,662, 228.. During the last three
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;ate of £4sOwner annum. The gioss receipts in 1864
were 51.413,744, of wlueh rather le .s than balf—fris”
E70?,191 were profits. In ooneltuling the ernola ths.
ri.ell conatders that the days of the broad gauge syetem
are numbered, and that in feattirtlirp it 1,11 hare
tamed to eziet.

POI7I4I)PORY ,PateiLirliere iras rather
1 more than an average stipply of sheep at this fair
on There:lay, and the attendance of ferment was on.
I tisttally large. The ptospents °Neap for the winter
hot Ming altogether of it satisfactory obareeter,'
bityers operated ottutioaslye and trade for Mb Mutt
Para was dull at prices from 2r. to St. per /Med loarar
Luau at Woodbury Mill fain Merited 'bra% *ere
throughout the dax a dell ale the best Fens that
were sold reellsed from 544 to kfle. per bead- Dawn
ewes made the average from 49q. to fols., but Mr.
J. Homer, of Martinstowe sold • superior lot at
from Ms. to 665. per head, and • epleadid pea
offered by Mr. Watt., of Littlewood, realised 60e.
D.wo lamb, realised from 324 to 304 A few cart
horses were On sale; but they were almost entirely
neglected.

fluidic:inn BIRD MOTH.—Mr. Short!a garden in Dor-
chester has latay bum visited by the humming bi,d
moth, in regard to vibleh we 'have Yesterday ad tn
day, caps SiturtaY's Oardeetre Chronicle, bed visiting
our geraniums, two it Yeut ken tl die siniblectant),
I Ultima four, of theft rare visite", DiterßiS least In
there parts, u the gardeners bad never seen then
previously. What is its =WM& tlinhe 0. *AI;
Semi. (Tide vary finitude, meth is called micro-
item shells m. Mr. Knapp °Nerves respecting it
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eurprising,'Uvl,egorri "rival 04 Its assesilkyl
that bpi.ndl.i. ateleitik bi df tit li6greCthati
thwaght' as some one has call, d thoue our plain and
dthky insect can boast none of its (Acton* Uwe,. 010
ETU% sphinx appears chiefly in the mornings and
evenings of the day, avoiding the heat of the sun.
possibly riled:burn its rest by tbournt, 0(4•
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soul owers' which is principally eXhaledlati timr-
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COMett PICITT SIMMONS, Saturday.—Before B. ,
Williams, Esq., and Major. AstelLi-iiiiiyi-tithe Zesty'
Young woman, who has for the peat few :71.bismik lo
the service at F. W2.Williuis, Es*, of
a.. housemaid, wu *Might up on remand 4whh;
stealing ?trios,' articles:, Iter master's property. ' Mr.'
Weston appeared for prbioneri It serths,that vati,ooll
articles of weesing apparel, tafitipPbAng peUMes,%4
stockings, bodice* twit.% a night-dress, km, with several
sheets Ind table,clUthbs were missed, whit* Jc4 *
hotlirskUper to examine prisoher's boX, after which
Supeti nte nd en t UnJeroód' aa ellittithiabiesett
with. He went top
,lierrlnvAmti,- and War 'hatch-
ing prisoner's Clothe, hok• hod A Aaellt
driven Pt MA robin easepied by her, twovi several
'WU* of the wearing apparel maids. Subsequently.
ether articles vreiv"fotted Welling to Prealecutor, *bier
she had sent to a washerwoman named Mrs. Carr. She
was taken Into eustodwi ft Wu *Saito& thatille Moue.
keeper weeks previonsir had seen prisoner wearing
clothing at her Alatasse's. bet did Doe soy soytbilia
bar about its The magistrates commented on the
strange conduct of the houstkeeper, sod asattne.id the
sitrl to a tannth's hard lanlintrr.—The jury lists for this
it vision of the county occupied the magistratice atten-
tion for several
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811) tkinnir Rift*. trittlOttlig.—A glorious d 4,.
end AO to eompete lot rendered the annual contest;
amongst tee *Ankara of the Dorchester corp., at'
Heiden Castle, est the 13th Writ , pieusnivable fri eve*
respect. This yearly assembly for prize shooting is a
happy finale to the seminar useson's drill, and the
gentlemen who furnished the very libezl pinassmum
of prizes merit the heartiest thank& The, volunteers
marked theft-appreciation of the THendly spirft thereht
indicated to.ards them by Muttering In larger
nembera thee venal taeompets, and *e feet sure that
Itlas will have In 4;bdirrhttiOmbratme those who con-
tribut tint hit. to Usk. were—Col. Napier Senrt,
•JILP., £10; Sir H. Drummond Wolff, B.C. M.G., £10;
Dr. Bisset Hawkins, £10; E. L Bindersley,
£10; Capt. Coombs, silver sup. value a; and pem-ii
offers,' by Ensign Hodges and Private H. Durden.
TI string oommenee I ,nine a. 61., the irit eisiupeti-
Nth on being for y 0111Bera' Annan tdriakiph there wera
thirtg,firti ebtrilt& Five Riots 9010 'and 300 yard..
The Shooting throughbut was not so good as aright bits
been expected: The drat pr to, a milker cup, vilep
given by Capt. Coombs, was *on by Prikate Hit
with 26 mirigt; 'ask vier It reillaired 28 to take ,
The seconds Inaign ilbciges'ilrlie, I piece Of plate, was
carried olt by Col.-Sergeant Gregory, with a wore of I
96; the second prise in '66 was won by IT mark&
The Writ prize, the entrance free (353.)„ wen won by I
Private Rogers, with 22 marks; the third prize winner
Met yearleoriat X The folloirtug are scores made by
,other competitors :—Corporal
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lOreening /3, Private &nailer', 22, Mketh tb 21;
;Private Parlor:42l, Plikate Miltford 21, Private
'4l Bodge Hadgeg 19, Private Dart 19, Private Vise
Private Jeffrey 17, Private . ()liver .17,
Private W. Tilley 16, Piivate Baker 16.
The next competition was for the £2O given
by Col. Blurt and Dr. Hawkins, and thssitold, Ova.,
and bronze medal& Fire rounds at 500 and 000
lards. Thirty-five entries. The A' -4h4 .
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