The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-18 00:00:00

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LINSU It V. —A ntivtaririn triYeorery.—Mr. E.
T. Stevens, or this city, will be happy to show a
line Celtic bronze spear head in excellent preyerva-
lion, which has recently been found at Fiyherton
Anger, to any person interested in archisological
researches.

CII ISTM M RK RT. - Christmasolay this year
falling on Tu.,edey, the 11110 cattle market day, we
have authority for statiii;• that the market sill be
hell on M lay, toe 2407, not on Wednewlay, the
26th, as suggested by the Solidatry Journal. It ii
generally considered that but few poems would at-
tend or semi their cattle on the latter day.

11l liGTlE'i. Re-opengn; of the ('torch-The
ancient church of this viiiae was re -opened on
Thursday, by the Bishop"( the Diusiese. after tinder-
going repairs, most satisractorily executed by Mr. '
It. 11. Hale, builder of Salisbury, bur the last eight
months. The Rev. 111. S. Pollard, the present in-
cumbent, tusik steps shortly after entering on the living
to restore the church, which was in a dilapidated ,
state,asid in conjunction with Mr. John Brown, the •
church•vatilen, lamed An appeal, in which they stated
that about titiilo WWI rusiiiired. A sum of noiney
was raised. ineinuling 1:290 from Lord Folkestone.
and £lOO from the Karl of Itailwir, but iin a further
inspection it Mail found that t2Oll more were needed.
Th., *ennui!' was preached by the Bishop from Isaiah
say. 9, and a collection was made during the oiler-
Wry. The company afterwards partook iir luncheon
in all uiithii.atel farmhouse. and it wa,., stated during
tile proceedings that alsiut etid were still required.
The Bev. Prebendary Lear preached in the afternoon
from John i. 51. awl the collection( amounted to
£42 Is. 511 The p sir people of the village anal
the workmen were regal.sl in the evening at the
expense of the vicar ant churchwardens.
Wi:or (2nottomvo:s -On Thursday the parish.
loners of this ;dace testiiied theit tegard to their
worthy rector. the Rev. James Fraser Is im, after a
ministry."( fourteen years. is &bolt to leave them).
by presenting hint with a valualde silver inkstand.
from payise's, Bios, bearing the f uwing inscrip-
tion : --'• Presented to the Rev. James Fraser, M. A.,
Rector of West eh ilulerton, Wiiti, by the parish-
an other monliers of his congre4ation. On
the occasion of his regretted removal. in token of
their respect and esteem. December, INlgt."
FIGIIKI.DIC %N. -The Ficliehlean estate, which has
been advertised, was put up to auction by Mr.
Frederick Ellen, of Andover, at time White Hart
Hotel, Salisbury, on Tuesday last. We scarcely
ever remember to have scewsiich a numerous
(lance upon similar occasion,. The large sale
room was fully (sampled, and the proceedings ap•
isared to excite the most lively interest, judging
froin the spiritesi competition which took place as
each successive lot was put up. The whole busincas
that not occupy more than an hour, anal every lot was
wild. The amount realized was a:10,175.
Wri.srokb.CUM.l.AKr..-A very interesting meet-
ing was held in this small anal secluded village, on
Thursday evening, in behalf of the Society for the
Propagation of the Gospel in Foteign Parts.
Though the night was wet anal dark, the pretty
school-room, which haul been erected by Giles
Ewi., was crowded with an attentive
audience, who listened to 'blares** by the vicar
and the Rees. Bennett anal Scriven, who
were present SA rerreSelltatiVell of the soziety. The
sum of 1... 12s. I. M.ll collected after the meeting.
4 met Ode Mi. 14,14 ,!1* the 5e(44011. -
A correspondent informs us that lie has at present
growing in an "pen border strawberries in various
stages from the fresh Id.s.wini up to the fruit just
ripe ee iee g. anal has recently 804'8u-red ripe fruit up-
wards of two inches in cire mfse•nee fruit the saute
heal, being the seomil crlll I.i..eiuceil this *mum.
A tvos Pewits. • - A 'mews. Act of W 44104
Cruelty. -One of the worst acts of cruelty we ever
heard of was perpetrated on Wednesday last upon
the premises of .1. G. Simokins, KN., of this place;
No less than six nag horses in that
gentleman s
stables were statilied in the belly. apparently with a
prong. It appears that Mr. G. Waylen, of Devisee.
and Mr. Hitchcock, of Stanton, were guesta at Mr.

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i • at a shooting peirty that day, and ha..•ia,,,
.• oi the farm for Olt: purpose of 611....(31%.
; ..r tor.!el
. • .• had 1.,•.:a I.erp,••r..t • in their als,nee.
•••• : at °nee Jell ,•a a half-crazed fellow
lIV ilivon .1 • j,A.o h. had been seen to go
...•i itinsi...hatelv after th., departorl
Sittip!;in. rant li.i friend.. who. it app,ara. had
....e! I'olll,l an ox. the propertr of Mr. Simpkins,
f,r which he was disehar4-.1. When found, he wa
se.te off serapin4 the roads, and he .toutly
.!.•ni.• I the eh .-ge. Ile was, however, taken int.,
ei.t • iy, an 011 hi lay Week Wa i taken before the
tit at l'ewsey, when he Wai remanded mitil
The althouh wounded in
eery .1 in .r 'u parts, are d g wall, and con.
.nlerel mit of danger, except one. The man i.
iniwiestionahly mit of his mind, and ought to have
teca confined in a lunatic asylum long ago instead of
a ga
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-Nlant.conoratt. -Borough Petty Se..iona, Dec.
10th. - Before It. E. Price. Nlayor, and
ramsin Price. -Charles Witheriugton o,rter, of
A trod, farmer. was apprehended by Inspector
Nlould, on the Pith inst., for stealing twenty red
herrings and one p iund cia ouncm of soap. of the
value of two shillimm the property of Richard
inc. of M.trllioriiit4ll. Inspector Mould appre-
1..m1. •• : r:- at his home at Ax ford the sante
even:.. •oi him found three herrings
in hi: .• • pockit. which, with tboiki taken from
tetaibi tip the number lost. In his
defence he stated that lie done it for a lark.
4.oat.ase,l to tax week's iniprisonment with hard
labour at Devizes.

110:a sta:. Lecture. The Rev. Preliewlary
StAiit..si *lye O.! I:rst a series of usouthly lectures
ou T.ier4.lAy evehin.l. The subject.wae" Swain,"
and the an,lience were :ouch interested.

1. V vet. —Leture. --The Rev. George
Stallard drely delivered the first of a series of lec-
tures on vamus opie4 to he given in this village
during the Minter, in the National !School-room.
The sulijeet selectwl was "The Five Gates of Know-
awl was well illustrated with anist,iiiiissl
,if the line organs of sense, and much in-
t.w:.ste.l 1110 au.lienc".

‘it A7t STE It.. - Weer,. -- Mr. Dyer's concert
Came ta at the Athenaeum Hall, on Thursday even-
ing. The audience, which was select, but (in conse-
quence most probably of the incessant rain) not
numerous, enoireil iwarly all the songs.
TeoWDRIIM:r.. rr Sr.ssioNs, Wednesday,
Decem her th. M I DYN SESSIONS. —Oll
day, the magistrates of the Trowbridge division
net, as usual, at the police•station, for public 111151-
TICS% but Mr. Superintendent Foley informed the
Bench there was no business of any kind to engage
their attention, whereupon the chairman, W. Stan•
combs'. Lap., presented the Superintendent with a
pair of white kid gloves, yid exprowed hiinself
much pleased, and said he had seen things very
different in Tma bridge to what they were at the
present time. anil thought that such an occurrence
spoke well for the vigilance of the police, and also
for the good conduct of the population of the town.
Mr. Superintendent Foley thanked the worthy
magistrate for the compliment paid ta him, and
hoped that crime would still keep on the decrease.
BitauroitivoN•Avos. Lilt-tory InstiletiOn. --
The first lecture of the season was delivered at the
alsive institution on Thursday. by J. U. Plumtre,
1.19., of London. Barristerat•Law, on "
tious from Shakspeare, the Ingoldsby Legends," ite.,
kg:. The lecture was warmly applauded, and at
the close a vote of thanks was awarded to the
lecturer.

Srxertr. Asitrox. l'etty Se..ions, December
:Iril.--Nlagistrates 'present : The Rev. R. Crawley.
I 'hairnet:D. and Dr. Seagram. —JanirA Allen, of
Revill, oss summoned for being found in an pmt-
loin.p., belonging to Mr. Watts, of the same place,
on the fith of Novciulper. Mr. Hampton (nephew of
Mr. Watts), not %visiting to press the charge, the
defendant was discharged on his paying expenses.
- -Samuel llos,/o//, of l'atrintr....li, wits euuuotuined
for an assault in dames Giles, of the same
place, pin the 3r.1 November, and tined
including costs. This being an assault co ' teat
at a pu.didiouse the Rench admonished Giles as to
his future c•mpluct.

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Huu;iiwourui.
raluntrer roe corp.. —Tim Istli
Wiltshire ( ugh/firth) Rale Voluntrais are making
steady progress in their drill. under the excellent
instruction Of Sergeant Adams. The corps now
numbers ii arly sit metnbers, and is expected to
muster Inn before long.
NORM Wit .1 Xiiil.4. -Extraordinary Prorrediny4.
This village WWI lately put into a perfect elite of
alarm, lry the arrival of a number of carriages at the
residence of the Itev. Mr. Wyld, the vicar of the
parish. soil brother-in•law of Sir John Neehl. It
appears that tile rev. gentleman haul borrowed a
sum of in mey from a Mr. lksit, an auctioneer and
money lender. of London, to the amount of 4:7011, to
whom be had given a bill of sale, and finding he ,
could not meet payment of the &AMC at the time ap•
pointed, he executed a deed of assii,ninent for the I
benefit of his creditors, under which posaeas. was
taken on the let inst., just in time to prevent the !
entry of the bill of sale to Mr. Ike. The result. was
that. on M lay, Mr. Best, with his solicitor, and a !
party of eight ;nen came down from London toChip-
peniiimi, with a determination to enforce the bill c f •
sale, and, early on Tuesday morning called at the
shop !If Mr. Banks, !if Ullippenliain, where they put. i
chased a quantity of beavy stick, and .41111 C swan
shot aril small bullets. This got circulated. and
coming to the ears of Mr. Goliiney, the solicitor em-
ployed on behalf of the assignment creditors, he in
order to prevent a forcible entry by Mr. Best.
engaged it number of other men mid sent them over
Li. Mr. Wt It's house, to keep is issession and prevent
the interference and entry of Mr. Best's lell of sale.
Mr. Ihist's party, however, made an attack at the
vates of the Rue. Mr. Wyhl, which they smashed and
broke to a certain extent, and his solicitor (Mr.
Field) fired a pistol at one of the parties protecting
the premises under the deed of assignnient.
Firturiately. Mr. Wright, the energetic super.
intendant of ?dice, hit intimation of what was
going on given hint, and promptly engaging a con-
veyance. look a number of his men with him. and ,
arrived at the spot in tinie to prevent what might '
others ise have been of serious importance. After
arriving and making certain inquiries. and ascer-
taining it !AAA hail been tired, and the party who
hail tired it bad left, he immediately followed and
appreher.ded him, brought 'inn before Sir John ,
A wdry, when lie was charged with the offence, and
bound over in his own recognizance of £201), and a i
snrety of £2OO, to appear on Thursday before the I
Magistrates assembled at the Petty Sessions at
Chippenham. The case was fully gone into on
Thursday, before the magistrates for the ilivisien,
Sir John Awary, the Rev. It. V. Law, Rector of
chriatian Nlalford, and J. B. Fisher. Esq.. who
were I MX.lilliCa sit hoard At the New Hall ill
hearing tic deposition of the witnesses, and it was
at length decide,' to send the defendants for trial at
the next March Assizes, on the charge of coup
matting a breach of the peace. It is sail that Mr.
Wylil is now in London, for the purpose of taking
the neees.ary steps to reside on the Continent
until his affairs are satisfactorily !settled. Ilisreetory,
which is worth more than CAM a-year, will Ite
placed tinder sequestration as speedily as possible,
in order teat his creditors may be paid their debts in
full.

I.:- ills ur.itiee, wear awl tear, and iblowiation, for
th.• period, accunittal t.• t. 2 .7,32, 2•1•
kayin., a net profit of ti Ila M. lkiluet
•if 34 per c,nt. pa:.i for the half.% ear
'• 314 NI welt xi;:oloo, and the half-year's
en.ii.ig • . .
diel.bool of 2 per cent. now rm.:untended, t 39,11110
eilT2.ooo ; ienriti4 a balance of £1.032 I In.
The r.i.ort was adopted. and a dividend of 2 per
f •r th,t lialflear declared.
t ; rani, Sn•er AT 8 Will 13irToN.—The second
animal sh eof tlic I lionlW-e Ornithological Assoeia•
tion i.s.k $ ! ••••• last ••••• k .t s..u'itstuPtbn. end roved a
sec I Pt r,:o*,.
•,, all ,•.t c!,, u• re sent to the i:
wii!• 't Ii u. ti. Vie.: fa .I.ociuldv•ro .lits. It
inen el sp w •ii(w• even- I: nowt) variety of esuary,
fortic.l the I,: iio ft dlr. of the show, and there
we•e als on the stands a 'moder of co:Aires,
Cot'. parrot:, par ;net,. L.t. bird.. waxbill% and
other liriti•li vage•tinls. he Innis were
arranged it) 72 and about V.XI prises were
.I,MA tbe cenipetirera. The line bawl of the
iiqutlialupton Velente,r Corps wes in attendance
it Wedne..l ty *Da Tip,rolay evening, and play.st choice I
selections of a wrist and classical in.,.,. 'The allow w
wuhl atten led on each of the three •litys, and all present
were well rep ii.l by an in Tection of the beautiful speci-
mens of the feathered tribes rellecte.l en the o.rat-ion.
!bitty of the gentry of the town and neighlwurlioud
Were numb •re I among the midi

Voirrsm.ti• rn. tr,sl,4 in * garrison are
orderea to be instructoi in the 1140 of the great guns
the sinter months. Titn 32.pountkra on
the ramparts will ho put into requisition for that

purpose.
W Ilasarchir, Friendly Soci4s.—A
meeting of the directors (if this Society was held on
Wednesday, when 31 new members were admitted,
and several insurances increased. Clinpies for a:hl
were signed, and the appointment of Mr. 11aritener,
as agent of the Portsea &strict, was continue&
Other routine business was transacted, after which
the meeting was adjourned until
.the 19th inst.

lisars 'iv IN Tim Assize —The c 11111 l uission for
these amazes was opmed in the County Hall on
satunlay by Nlr. Justice Ryles. The learned
Judge attended Divine service at the Cathedral on
Sunday. There were 60 prisoners for trial.
citi I. hlrl.ovpwrNr Suet ItYr. —The Rev. C.
.1. Evans, of Basingstoke, delivered a lecture on
Tuesday, evening on " Italy and the Italians"
There was a large audience, notwithstanding the
unfavourable state of the weather, who were
apparently much interested.
Amami. Ass 01,1 Swindler.—lt was lately
nimoured that the new bakehouse and shop recently
erected by Mr. Hollosay, in Winchester-street, was
about to be occupied by a new tenant, a stranger to
the town. The premises were accordingly taken by
a Mr. Hedges, a man about years of age, who
also took a shop at Chute, which was to be managed
as a branch establishment by a nephew, who was
daily expected. Hedges appeared to he in pretty
pod circumstances, and °Mired ten sacks of dour
from one tradesman, as well as several gallons of
spirits, wines, bacon. and many other things. How-
ever. Mr. Axlwanl, of Usk. Monmouthshire, who is
visiting Andover, saw Hedges enter a shop, and
was struck by a reseauldance between hian anal a Nlr.
Taylor, who had defrauded many tradesmen at Usk
in a most barefaced manner, by ordering large
quantities of goods, to be paid for in a fortnight or
so ; and as &sin as they were in hie possession he
used to send them off to London', and ultimately
absconded. Mr. Aylward was soon satisfied that
Taylor, of Usk, am) ef An.b.ver, were one
and the same person, the police authorities at nik
were commuoicated with, and an officer quickly
despatched with all haste to Andovee, who soon in-
troduced himself to 'ledges, who was at the time
very cemfortably smoking his pipe, with an opened
jar spirits by his side, and something good in
,onis,c (if preparation on the tire. lie wa..linune•
diately 4 ken into taisbely and it appearing from
letters found upon Itho that his nephew was soma
exieeted. he was accordingly wait's) for an.) cap-
tured, having in I.is possessiou a quantity of empty
melts, jars, kc.. undould.slly provided with a view
of sionlin4 away the goods which hall been obtained,
and both of them were re -ea b. Usk.
Ilisaiwooti. —Cottle Slow The animal exhibi-
lotion of fat cattle and other stock, a,. connection
with the Ilingeissl ma, ket, took place 011 WeillICI•
day, There was &good slimy of fat cattle, and some
remarkably goo.) beasts fetched as much as t:IS per
head. The sheep were not ninnenons, but of supe-
rior qaality. There was a large show of pigs. and
they were generally of ptime quality. Soule good
fat heifers were shown. particularly one belonging
to Mr. Bone. There were about a half-amen calves,
hut they were in very good condition. The judges
were— Mr. .1. Harris. a Southanapt ; Mr. Brake,
Ramsey ; anal Nlr. Duke. Broadmayne. Dorsetshire.
Mr. Wll5Oll W. Beale, of ;:raialmnic, Dorset, had an
excellent show of turnips. mangold wurzel, carrots,
and other descriptions of agricultural roots. The
anniversary dinner took place at the Townliall, Mr.
W. Tice, of Sopley, in the chair, and the • pany
was numerens and inquential, including the two
member.. far South Hants, the Hon. R. H. Dutton
am) Sir J. C. Jervoise.

Bast tatscri Roof Show. —This annual meeting
took -place on Wednesday. and ww; well attended.
The roots exhibited wve very good, etnectally con-
sulering the ilampriesa of the 14Camm. The cast 1111 l ary
dinner cane oil at the Angel Hotel. about 40 gentle-
men attended. and the chair WAS taken by W. W
}teach. Esq., M. P.
Bonn'. Holley awl Smith Ilan,. Farmers'
(Tub. --The. Al show of rots and vegetables. in
connect' with this society. took place a few days
ago, and WWI snperior to what might have been
e%pectol in conserinence id. the unfavourable
weather. The exhilotnn; (which was well attended)
was In II in the commodious range of liel, erected
last year, in the yArd At the rear of the Market-hall
by W. Warner. Foti.. Vice-President the Societe.
The annual er took !dace at the Nlarket hall.
ler the presiden,y of Mr. (*Mel; II titer. president
of the club, and was attended by a numerous coin
. .

I.v miNurrei.-- The New r. This undertaking
has at lenAli been completed, and ilassengtrs to the
island will now be able to step at once from the rail.
say train into the steamers, a convenience which has
been long needed. The pier has not much external
beauty to recommend it, but is sufficiently substan-
tial to last amiarentiv for a century, and is to he
opened for traffic early in the ensuing year,

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IIY".T.TA, HAF

LONG LIFE

An. eithin Cle r. It. rvrry one way be hi., owe
Yhe,ic:..n, by the u.e et •

:!.. BUCII A S ' 8 VEGETARI.E
J ft' tITESTIC Efrat' I N ES, pr.:fared lint. the
a •r• of the 1.i60 I tr. Btu haw, Feline al the
~:., 6' i!lo•a• orPlacid...ems, tax., kc. They are entirely
•7ai •port. on e ow, and cure, aro daily wale
• ..••• •••waik... ii• f. Tric.r vale :ry has been p•r•wed 60
7, ••; 11., joio, awl eigned by tid pre
a.• rawn t (irdi ticd4 Within the jurisdiction of
a • How C. LORI) MAYOR of 1.081,08,
.;•:,I oat i:•!1 dos Kitting in, anal fur the
••':. e. kr., Le., al f ..11.Hring
• . I ! I •: t, licstmander, %Vomit',
. •••••••• :. laws are weal by Ca:, most
.• • .1 .!.6 .1 ti thrir private 00,1
•• ;a• o ity r..••• :a and on.. 14. who Itt.stVOlllll
• od- ic•aaa, tai ••••rtify to the l'uhlie at it
• . • of tie • r.• laos
jILL LUCHAN'S
Es:ttgar 45oatcb 3jJillo.

7 jo! .• ...f Am; the pilis with roger ha. corn-
. • v., to take out Letters Parrot of
order to prottet them from imit.t ion,
! oei ring,whioh i co.deur de
•• •,• : t•setil from ill! otticrii. They are
• • •. . yto t.. it by the 100.4 &Mate
!•: .! far of Emmett or dieconifort,
bly like a eugor plum.
iirl:'ENlrri UPON I'URE BLOOD.

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f tho.e impurities which cause
• .m ; to •.. • line organs of the stomach and
A.PUiI Clire liver complaints, dyspepsia,
tlimice, wind aml griping in the nt.on.cb
1.1 7.10. 10, of app....tile, headache. !avant.
i• ::$ oi to, ~1 •"Alen (online", and votive.
o .e al "lon eruption", deer. ated

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• .• actingu,4 visibly on the complexion
• irneroviii„;, softening, and beautifying the
tl.yr aat blooming and charming
so ilesira.ile, yet so vainly sought
• i v all.. In brief, these Pills work theii
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i'le.r ipme•age, removing every unhealthy &minim
! ti. l the II is pur.fied, the whole system rents
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an I all the functions acting aceordh4 to naturw
• of life become • pleatture. where before the"'
“ol been aed and weary burdens. Thor

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it that halm battled Me most skilful of
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ise• W. have been at once rest.ired to tli••ir hoit
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