The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-02-04 00:00:00

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AGRicrurrinat- GA%rrrr,- lITERDAY; IBUtAI. IS

days ; John Miller, vagrancy' at East Stower, 14
days; John Johnson, misbehaviour at Beaminster
Union, 21 days ; Willialfi Thorne, stealing bay
at Buckland Newton, 1 calendar month.—/nipi is on-
ment : James Bee!, drunkenness at Portland, 7
days,
BOARD or GIYARMANS.—At a meeting of the
Doard held on Saturday, Miss Slade, daughter of
Mr. Samuel Slade, was cleated mistress of the
school, in the ryom of Miss Coren, resigned. There
were only three other candidates for the appoint-
ment.
FIARTLILY COLLIERY ACCIDENT.—At the close of
the Town Council proceedings on Monday, MT.
Bennett said he had received a few donations for
the relief of the widows and orphans of the poor men
who were killed by the Hartley Colliery Accident,
and asked if the Mayor intended to take auy
step in reference to the subject. The Mayor said be
should be very happy to receive any contributions
for so praiseworthy an object, and that he would
remit any money banded be him to its proper desti-
nation. Mr. Bennett said be hoped that others
would follow the example of the few friends be bad
met. He then handed the amount he had collected
to the Mayor.

four years. I saw Dr, Lethal* yesterday, and he tells
me that he and Mr. Haywood (the engineer for the
city sewers) are preparing a report on the applica-
tion of charooal filters to the sewers in the city,
during the last two years, and which will be ready
for publication in about three weeks. There is not
the slightest use, therefore,. in Dr. Penton's proposal
to carry away the gases froth the sewer by means of
a tube some 400 feet in length, terminating in a chim-
ney some twenty or thirty feet high; for a few
inches of charcoal, properly applied, will
effect the destruction a these gases mach",
more eompletely, at not a thousandth 1
part of their oost. (Sisned) JOHN STIHNOUBI.".
In order to fairly test the SflèP the one in Princes%
street was taken. err 4..
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.gibarcoal broken,
Into smaller pieces,' slid thee fixing the
basket against the opening in the brickwork,
afillet of .cemept was laid so art not, to allow any
other outlet for the gas but threugh.tbb filter. This
appeared. to answer the ptirpose. had been
done a fortnight, and there had hob' no complaint
silica—His attention had been called to the state of
a portion of the foot-path loading from High West-
Street, near Trinity Church to Pease-lane. From
Pease-lane to the Infant School, it was in a very bed
state, and it was desirable to lay down a course of
flatners two foot wide, and the rest of the footway
to he covered with gravel. The cost wonld be about
£7 10s. [Ordered tole done.] He had prepared a plan
and an estimate lot the improvements ,in the foot-
ways in Fordington. The cost of timiriehefa'rwould
amount to about £2B or £27. [The *or); was
ordered to be clone]

A irrnroree Riroiv.—The auditor's report was
read; as follows i—We lave carefutly examined your
accounts at s Local Board Of 'Health for the year
ending Slst August,lB6l, and in repenting the result
of our investigations, lAg to state that the accounts
appear to have been kept with gteat reghhtrity, Mid
correctness though it is mach td be
sired that they 1 4ould if. prarificage,
be simplified arid rendered less intricate. le appears,
'moreover, from the accounts, that there have been
levied during the past year, four several rates,—a
general district rate of 2a. 2d. in the £ ; special
district raterbiew l of special district
rate, No. 2, of Is. 6d. in the £, and a water rate of
act. in the The purposes for, and the manner in
which, those several rates have been raised and
expended, will be shown in the general statement,
which in purimanee of the Act will be printed and
forwarded to 'each member of the Board. We
cermet refrain from expressing our satisfaction at
the extent of new paving afforded during the pest
'year, and would earnestly urge open the Board,
he neceesityrif continuing to carry °worth improve.
'minds, with all due regard to the oorivettionce and
comfort of the ihhabitante, and the utmost economy
and care in the expenditure of money on aineulit of
such works, and thus. make it as little burdensome
as practicable. In .conclusion, we beg to observe
that the accounha, upon the whole, present
morefavourible features. than we were led to expect
froni the liabilities existing at the dose of the
tinanoial yenr ending. 31st August, 1860, sue the
latent of the worke executed during the yearilet
closed.—ffigned J. Morgan, R. Groves. '
WASTE 07 WATIM.—The Mayor &Maid= the
attention of the Board to the great waste of triter
during the eight time. A week ago,frent 12 o'clock
•on Saturday to 9 o'clock on Monday .morning,
1150,000 gallons had been taken ,from the emervoir,
and on the following week, from 6 o'clock in the
morning to 9 at night on Sunday,' the water lasing
shut off at night, 90,000 gallons were used. The
difference between shutting it off therefore appeared
to be 80,000 gallons. Ile attributed this
to the great waste of water canted by pare*
.in not shutting it off with their taps. He there-
fore proposed that notices should be servedogann
every person taking water • and that riftemaerth
notices, if water was wasted, to premien/1M .the
parties se offending, The proposition weivapplied
to. One of the members asked the Surveyor if he
'had shut off the -triter iffthe town, and allowed it to
he on at the reservoir, to ascertain if there was any
leakage in the main? The Surveyor said 'he bad
not The Meeting considered this desirable —Tine
Board thertseparated. '

W2MOUTR. BOROUGH PETIT BILSRIONS,
Sato y.—Before J. Ayfing, and E. Bayly, Priqrs.
—Thomas Corniok, a journeyman shoemaker, m.
siding in Raat-atreetwas charted by Z.e. McMahon,
with being drunk and incapable in St. .Mary's-street
on the previous night. —The defendant pleaded
guilty, indeed, 111) said, he could net plead otherwise
as he knew nothing shout it till he woke twin the
cell at the pubes-station.--Fined hi., to be paid is a
Week, or to be placed for sit hours in the stocks.
—.lmes& Marks was charged with enlisting fri the
Royal Artillery, he Saving been previously rejected
is unfit for sem* ' It smeared that there had 1)011
some irregularity on
,t4_, part of. the party who
enlisted him, and the defendant was coneequenhly
discharged with si inutien.i—,-Joha Hall, * lintel),
was charged with breaking Nix pines of ghass, of the
value of 10•4 at the poliee.seation on the previous
evening.—P.C. Harvey said he was at the station,
and that the prisoner came there &bent silt eeloek,
and asked him for a ticket for • night's lodging at
the anion, lie asked defendant if he had miliment
money about WM be pay for loighigs„ and on his
replying in the'affirniatire, trivey tad him that
,Imidips such cissunstanws he could not give him a
Odin*. Abost three quarters of an hoer afterwards
[ the constable found the windows at the station-
house were being smashed, and going outride, lie
.found prisoner striking the glees with his fist,as fast
si he was ehle.—Prisoner, is his Wenn. Mid he
4.lnlii not get lodgings Withth illtirSd'. he lesiAll his
isi4ket.,--Senfonced to nifientka herd faM,
entittt
'Sr- 74eningileq, :...V. 111.1 RobertArif took 'e'7-, ' '' Y-
'
dent of the, symouth Circuit, delivered aso ele
and highly -. :impressive sermon at the Wfillebom
Chapel, -Is : iiid of the funds for the relief of the;
widows ani 'orphans .of the coikert who lost theiri
live* in theists, savhd.catastrophe at New .Hartley,i
the rev. gentlemen -,hat labenred in the* tfoitle.
Shields circuit, &milli bore his Methuen., to 'thee
many gems of piety'liling the riolifirs ''or'tliat
district. In the OM*, of his remaritei, ik#its'
detailed account from public dominion* ,and prl,T„
letters he had rewired from friends in, the stragli.
boorhood of the colliery, of the sad, spoidont, iddohi
had brought distress to SO many lames, and dispensed
I whole village of the greeter pertionefata male
'population, the recital of which dre* tonsfedins-
mail eyes in the congretr 44, ..The :
*Undo& particularly' and in lly
17:flasher
last glimpse afforded us of the • ' ruins
--the , effecting, memento or . „
_desk/ men-
found , ili. , the tene7o ~":4 .„:0&*•, . the'
back Overman. Fronteet+l 1.• obtainedm'a the
t'
ray of light of the, of the mom in their
living grave; but it was eoneolitary. It showed,lis
that in the awful oircumatimes , is which they wee*
placed, the lemons of religion they had learnoLdrolk
their ministers and teacher* had not. been ,
"(In Friday," the second day of their -
"at a quarter 'before two o'clock, they ims_
meeting, Ind Tibbs, 11. Sharp, it Gib:vino
ralmer, again exhorted them,w. What li ,
meeting roust that have been!. What solemn
tatious might we suppose they were, to
-stmelhiess for whatever fate Pm/idiom saighire..
designed for them. in oonolueioe; therm.. entiliq
min exhorted his congregation to beam .propiaredi,
for the inn event, whieh 'sooner; orister_mhusk.
overt:lt ' 'Of.' -A collection was made at tiWilleisb
r{f ini g‘„' Mainsirds the fund fo th r e refill et
tticile;: tt
eo
*aloft destitute, by their teralsi
iteAltiAtioP‘ 1.- ' , ,
iPORTLAND. -L- The Tuscarora, , Federal.- wet,
irtosmer, arrived in the Portland roadstead about '9 ,
e'en& on Sunday morning !Mt. Shortly after. hin 1
headmen anchor, notice, we anderetandi war. serve&
ea her captain not to remain longer than 24 triunity
wording to the following instructions of ,
Renal to the Board of Admiralty i—'• if . i
of war or privateer of either belligerent xli , A
the time when this fords, shall be first notifi.
put ill force iia thie„Xleited Kingdom ',aim,
Channel Weeds, RNLI. ,Alikv, several colonies ,
foreign possessions! 6 isesh deptindesoies, of : r
Majesty, respeetilrei pork. simbsteadi, . k
water* belonging ItsViterr ',Mar .In ,
lJnited Riegdom, or ittett! , ..i;er ; . de, • IM
any Of Her Majesty's ode lixor
Mil
or 'dependencies, such i ''shall ' 7 ;arid ~..,
Avert, mid to put to aeo, =IP ...tteeetlf7 " E hot
- after. her entrance into ~- pm*, , ;P. • , I
waters, except in mweefilreses.of weather. or,o , ~. ..
,requiting pro vision or things necessary, for the
Sateen* of her overt, orrepairs; . in senior of 'obi.
owe thonatheritiel of thn pork or of the .. '
port flis'lllin MSc may *retell! require her to put *
ieirelieitin Prilii.ibbilue Ono; thet Ildration of imW,
1:14 j*itli'.7 1100204412renge ' t
t
-ktiTui, immediate ilaO.S 5t4,A4.*3 -* ?.*V•
may Mir b4/11l[ RBA/WC ri,t'llaM Wit* : ' t
water; for the papaw of reitesit. 44/ °outdone di
any sash Tod, roadsteads or,naters, for e loofa*
period than twenty-four hours after her itaesuisirr
repairs slise—have-issest—iximplated : Provided'
nevertheless, tbatia in bases, is which there
be idymmels (whether %MVOS" van privates.., es
nierehintintipst of the one herggaindll, and 'the sub-
sequesitteiartme therefrom of--,
_afiy slap of war •og,
pri
_re.f4er of the other ,bellfgere'itt ; and.the thiski
bitchy, 4.10:ed tor' HO departure of such ettips 0
war fr,ia privateers, respectively, shall always, is
cam of noses/14Yr, he extended, so far as may by,
requisite for giving effect to this . provision, but not '
further or otherwise.",

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PROMS YVlNCltillKilt —Cht Satiuday last,
Charles TAgg; was apkellendea
and taken bCfotial, Wfllsns inTAlittiatira Troster;
Fria, at Dorcli4t4„: f§4isilit 'lllia wife' and
children chargeable to tie `.• As he Was hi:.
kis/I/ATI ivriUyVfor a similar
offence; And had not since tiontrilAted towards the
illproOt of his family, the magistrates on this (ma-
i MOD 11011tellOad him to two months' hard labenr, •
ABBAS.-4The gentlemen who have
I. in the school Of this place, had'
high honours in tin IP
- nephew of tl6.

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themselves
T G. Lane.

SLANDPORD,:fhI,,fp wall sincere plesanse We ,Allbeniegelkino" Anseridiari
have to announce the increasing prosperity, of that engagement on the Potoni
valuable institution the Working Mans .Chili. 80-hernia and Australasitn
Any society formed for the purpose of insp,roviller the 21e1 alt, there was, the old
moral and - intellectual condition of the ' mit ion;" segment is hourly expect
deserves, on the part of the public . journalist 'every Confederate* were reported
enconragemant, and the prosperity of such should be iri iCeutecky they have
as Widely disseminated. as . possible so that other morryyreg „m.os to ehiot
societies of the like nature, who, peredrentare, are are ever subjecting there. It
enoountering all up-bill werk, may be atimulatel to moment they attacked t
renewed exertione, trusting that in dee tuna theY repulsed, and during the
' entrenchment at Somerset
millaayndmfoeerdt wWithorBkuicicir MaTni'lse aCunlnuelb me
meWilltiPhg of
ehl tine Although the report COM
Thursday evening. There was a large-attends/toe of eheauel, ~ a heavy loss on
members, who evidentsily took great interest in the lodged. It now seems to
proceedings.. After the sale of books,: periodicals: that General Burnside's ex
Ike., by Mr, T. M. Park; the Secretary, at the Norfolk, which he is to nib
.request of the Chairman. (Mr. Johu Jaaneson,) read hips., minnows, and ete
the report, shire showed that the society was in a the riVer. It is sett Wet ]
flourishing condition, the number of its members forested t larviadi
having increased to 153; and the limber of, "Irclulltee out of 'din: - ' SiTt
ironed for horns reading during thie yosse,• bed been la , - ' ' j
1032. As a proof that not only had these been read The coo aro its
but studied, the report referred ,to the gratifying moot, to the pot,„ , Akio
success, which the parlor member" had enabled at Federal, has anieekss i
the examination of the Associated Institute* of honog micorodod t",;,foaeol
Dorset and Somerset, -held at Taunton in May bit. two complete batteries •
la a financial poiat of view also, the olub elands repotted that Genesi' mi(
well, the Tresstrerreperting a einance in favour of • the earl termination am,
the society, of XlO 12s, . 60._ The Secretary and basin 'his expeetations we 1
Treasurer were then i•iii-eleetled, and the following uneertainty,it is said, prom
members chosen - as-a isammittee for the ensuing soia policy Of the Clop
year:, Mears. Jarneeen, J. Payne, C. T. Curtis, ilt.. itesit 441 diet 4
..5.,,,r,
~,,,,,,„,„a, J. g._13.4004,,.a, Preite, .4:,100!, C. ',. , ',orki , gladly; obeere
. Roe; Ck• Strange, I). Burton, and , W.. . i, , ' Lovejoy aga
Lrrisnany burnsuriom—OisTueodor „S.-, Pententents;
in aid of the Am& of the sheen 1 ... . wed ,„Vgna, 1/11..
. delivered at the To/pinball, by iii• itevu.lW,/ WM" ~...4...,fititi + 6,1 ti 640.1.11
M.A.., of Dorchester. , Tile. chair map takes by the
Mayor„ and thelialllnui Allatihy. a eery reepestable 44146Aggnionirl
and attentive sindienee. The lecttirer allesfelli hi the Wisa TT,
first plade, to the discovery he had remover Made ..,.I,4vi mnvis-liewes
'of the ro at it litinttitidn of all language; and Otter. /OR 1g , 1110 M 0
. wards introctriosd-hirsenning-swedintle by some very:' 1 • .
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valuable and interesting remarks. The rev. lecturer Lofreffilin • '4:ts
was enthusiadlly- _ chested .-throughout. The . .....".""' • ,
... rl'
, Chairmen, in returning,,, thanks on behalf of the
Iv Xlrelg haax 11,
meeting to Mr.. Sarnour, said that pot only bad that a DeritAmier. vii
litter 414 '*76' l'ill le'eur-ClbpllP'el t manner, but re
,1 bad done Lemon+ —hie able r:strocilOn bed heen.'hf that
kind which Maligslaslat.e4 tO raise to higher and more
exalted views of tied:two* Beams, bY.l4lurn that .
' the fundamental senstreetion of languages was a
' science complete in itself, [We heartily wish that
I the lame earnest intetleetnal- feeling anti deeire.for
improvement which is eehated by good people of
Blaudford, waeskewa-isathennadv town. where, we
are sorry to ply,,,i) is sstrsnosti to gather
anything liken 'good ' incline:hi Nen when both the
lecturer and hicanbiedt Are -worthy the patronage of
all. Perhaps the iiighLirik*lrlied for sidnitlei"n
may here somewhat ,terelimerita, this atanting indiffe-
rence, but werici,d.hp omill to think thee the attrac-
tions of the p • Stu, Unfortunately, more.]
Surrwascsini . 1 . 0. 'be' Socim. —We are
red to briEhlt.Mst Samuel Griffiths, National
oolmaster,' " •I'_ ,offered to act as agent on
fof Ode, ' iWthde ,society, and treat that
rtin will be dareed hi gave of their ' autotimer is
rt of so ea Ilenitdolutna-
liOTol4.—lhe pietifbere , and friends of the
Literary and Meakel Institution are to beft, !Pined
with a learnt by H. lier .Boynter, Esq., Mr..P., on
the 6tb proximo the subject chosen is' The House
of Commons." sis E.. B. Baker. Batt., will pronde
on the occasion.
.BTURMINSTER ?itiVTOl4.--....the claims of the
,Xemperauce cause were rood faithfully and earnestly
urged upon an attentive and tante/bus audience by
VA-. W. Jackson, of the Castle-hill Academy, Shaftes-
bury, on Wednesday evening. At the dose of the
meeting a dozen signansas,Were addled to the pledge
book.
SHA FTESBURY'.I,:ihrit4 -Bxamowa. --- Before
Rev. H. T. Boweroind C. W. Gorden, Esq.—John
Millard, of '(lineage, was brought no in cnitody,
charged by, police-tioustable Dicker, with having been
drunk and with begging at East Stewer on Sunday,
the 26th ult The case was fully proved, and he iras
nom mittelforlirthtyllutrdiaborm.-,--,-George Ware.
ham was charged with taking money for his master,
and not accounting for it.--Thomas Jerrett .said: I
am in theamploy of Mr. .1. Fry, who occupies ,*
lid!! in Iwerne Minster ; the prisoner is also in iiii
employ, and is in the habit of taking floor, acc.,-rto
ihe customers. Ou the 18th December I delivered
lan of flour to him for Emmanuel Wedmore, of
tp.,
. .ne, the money for which itil Is., he 7MI!!
, and bring back to me.
' e after he angled, VO,ropCf*-o;'., : . .
Hill, of Siourpaine, this biped r
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bag. for Bintrienel .Wediaem, wittei k 4.
falsely pretended it ' yea ies- aiwry t 4 I
conversation with hitemndsehowsectiiimatitio imair,
ing me, and takdair the
for it; he said* \
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