The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19 00:00:00

"Rev. T. W. Snipe."

DORCHESTER.

THE Rev. Reginald Smith, rector of West Stafbrd,
and Mrs thollb, dive left the rectory foe • tow in

Italy.

SAULT Cumum Amociavion.—At the weekly
meeting it the Trinity Infant's sobool.room, on
Friday night, the Etna. & CoMir, M.ik., of Win-
chester, leekired on " Men I have known who hams
risen," Worn • largit audience. The Ginnie was
given by Mama. 7W. aid Boyton Smith.
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HOLY Trimrri.-0e aooount of the went of
accommodation at this church for tim boys of the
Dorset County &hoot. the rector, the Rev. James
Fisher, bas oommenoed an whiff service for them
at nine o'clock. This will also afford an opportunity
to those who are unable to be present at the usual
eleven o'clook service to attend.
Coax Martin, Saturday. —The fair, held on
Thursday, operated materially spinet the attend-
anos at this day's market The few pantile of wheat
offering were much affected by the damp weather
gad prima were rather lower, but dry newels were
Ii request at last week's currency. The demand
for malting barley was small, and prices lower to
eell. Oats sold more freely at late rates.
Tax Fan= " seers" in Ireland, and the suspioloas
movements of bodies of men in the north of England,
bars by their results touched use's. so far smith as Dor-
chester, for we hear that the battery .1 artillery at the
barraula received orders on Friday to prepare for •
movement, aed at ones made all ready, but on Saturday
lb* order was revoked, on amount, we suppose, of the
"rung in Ireland" Jul ning out I be • very I mignilicant
affair.
Paorosin New Cnoaca FOR HOLY Tamirr
poijau.—We are informed that the project for pro-
viding a more commodious and suitable ober& for the
parish of Holy Trinity has now menined • definite and
premboal shape, and will shortly he brought before the
parishioners assembled In vestry. The proposal, we are
told, is to erect • new church altogether in the adjoining
betrial-growal, and, what is • very important °maiden-
tiou, the parialtiottere will not be salted upon for my
foals, the requisite sum being already provided.
SUDDar DIATLL —Early OU Sunday morning. the
wife of • shoemaker named Hardy. nosupying part of •
house in Church-street, died suddenly. It seems that
she had been ailing for several weeks, but had continual
her employment, that of working at the shoe trade for
Mr. ?molter. She was at work m usual on Saturday,
and retired to rest at a late hoar. Her husband, who
I, employed at Broadway, subsequently went to bed,
and shortly after his wife told him she was going to
die, when be aroma the inmates of the other part of
the home, but, before they got there, she was dead.
'FHB RECZNT ACCIDIXT ix HION HAIIT4TILIZT.
—We have rewired a long letter, signed by Horatio
Ifsareley, touching his knocking down and injuring
an old man in High Fast-street, which he thus
explains: "Upon coming from the stable to my
father's shop the horse 'bolted,' ooneeinently, to •
great extent, 1 loot control over the animal, so that
Be pealed on the wrong side of the waggon." He
also rays be called the attention of those at his
father's shop to the accident, and desired that the
sufferer should be attended to, which was dorm, and
his father pve the man • shilling, with which he
went away perfectly satisfied; but, the writer
regrets to say, some men in Dorobeeter counselled
the carter to sue him for damages.
CANDLICKAD Fun. —This annual hiring fah took
placie lass Thursday, and the weather being fine •
very large number of notice, of both seam and of
all agm, amembled in the town. The pounces for
which the fair wee established is mot in them dart
by advertising. We gave good mesa for knowing
that very many hiring@ for the year were made gins
vims to the "lair." and, although engagements Sr.
still made to WON exteat at this annual gathering
its predominating Imbue is holiday-making. As
always happens, however, there was mach intent-
winos and metes ezhibiNd in the eveging. and it
would be well for evwrybody ommersied if the lois
was abolished. A larger number of " esegieising"
charade= than meal vaulted the town for the
omission, and no doubt they preyed apes the
country-folks with their wonted moose& There wee
• good show of agricultural implements on
Cornbill, by Mr- Henry Taylor, of South.
street, and also in front of Mr. John Gelpies
establishment. Mr. Taylor's exhibition comprised
• 10-horse power portable steam engine, menn.
factored by Meters. Brown rod May, of Devises
(which, we bear, was sold to Mr. J. Hoak of Alton),
• torn drill, broad-oast machine for corn, winnow*
machine, chaff and turnip cutters, bruising and
grinding mills, weighing machine, oil-cake mill,
chanting gear, ploughs, harrows, Am In the horse
market there was • short ample of useful animals,
and trade for them was brisk at good prime.
Floamme Poucn, Thureday,—Beforre the Mayor
(G. Corms, Big.) and IL Davis. Esq.—Ann Clark was
brought up for drtinkennees.—P.C. Keats found her in
Prince's-street about 130 am. kicking at the haek door
of one of the homes in High West-street Bite was very
drunk, and said she wanted to gat in.--lieetenced to
eleven days' imprisonmealt—Williern Pltileld was
charged with being drunk aoddisorderly.—P.S. Cousins
feand the landlotd sad • waiter at the WeWagion lan
eleetlng prisoner abet midnight. Re toM the man he
bad better go home, when he refused, pet his Sete up
before witness' farm and threatened to dash his brains
out. As he refused to go on, sad continued using bad
league's, the sergeant looked him up. Primmer had
done some damage to the call, and bad made a "terrible
Mae about the *or, which be said be bad done on
Putts:tea --Seeteme : Seven days' imprimis:Lent
s !trod Painter was brought up for being drunk sad
disorderly. P.n. Mitchell found prisoner on the
London road about 1,30 a,m., stripped, and raring he
would fight any —in Fordusgtoo. Wilmot*
endeavon-ed to put on his clothes, but primmer after-
ward, palled them of again. Did not see biro fighting
with anyone. Prisoner struck him, and he than loch
him into eusiod Be was violent and noisy all the
wey to the pa..stetios, and when in the asH. -
Sentenee : Bona days' lacqamoL-11011DAY.—
Before the Mayor (0. Ceram. ~ R. Davis, Esq., J.
V. Hodges, Esq., and J. Bishop, .—Jaeob Smormt,
of Pulliam, blacksmith, was charged with eeteriag •
stable at Fordington, beloaging to Mr. T. Beariett, W
breaking the padlock, sod sleeping time, on Saturday
night It seems be had some to DorMestm, "on the
apt.'s." got drunk, and then did the odium charged
against him. Several pipes sad some tobrooo was rested
upon hint, and a knife, with which he told P.S. amino
he broke the leek.—H• woo sentenoed to • month's hard
labour.--George Hamel, who said he was • 'Maim
weaver front Leicester, pleaded guilty to stealing
from tbe till at him Bsecombe's shop, Coeirold'e-
row, Fordington. • wooden bowl, couteMift
11. in coppers, lest Friday, and wee ',Disband
to a months hard labour.—Joseph Bartholomew,
fainter, and Joseph Allen, shoemaker, yo; soma of
TorTd.iztee, were brought up for riotous eonot. It
w that they were shout the town from mid-
night on Satairday to betwom two and three oa Sunday
"ming drank, sad aging bed langeage, and being at
house doom T'bsk lea set was to go to the Railway
Tavern in South-street, where, horns@ the Waled)
refused to let them in, they mud the lithisst tannage
poeAble to hear. P.O. Leah heard it, and took them
Into "mkady.—They were WM sent M gaol for • week.