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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

"LYNCH" LAW AT NORTH SHIELDS.

A few night. ago North Shialds was in a state of
uproar for • considerable time in onnsequenee of the
conduct of a stepmother towards a child. It seems that
• woman who Ii .d married • seaman, and who bad
previou.ly been a widow, died in that street last sulmmn
of chnlent, leaving b., children to the protection of her
huaband, who 'my shortly after brought a woman down
from London whom he calls his wife. This perann, it is
alleged, had neglected the children ; and on this same
day the woman having gone out, by some means one of
the orphans had got into the street and had been picked
no by one of the neightturs, who took it home with her.
Upon examining it. feet it wax fund that two of its
thee were rotting off throngh neglected chilblains. and it
oho had a bluk eve. When the stepmother returned
she was wird npon by • large mob of enraged nothera,
who kicked and cuffed her about in the moat unmerciful
and she would days been torn limb from limb
bad not Inspector Stalwart come up and rescued her.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

OORN MARKETS.

Mmtg-Lana, FIUDAY.—The show of English wheat
on sale was only moderate, and all kinds mata slow de-
mand at last Monday's quotations. Foreign wheat was
• dull sale, but without alteration in Priem The im-
ports daring the week bad exceeded 15,009 qrs. There
wav little doing in floating cargoes of grain, but late
rates were fairly Narmada. Both English sad fordo
barley met a doll sale at previous eurrensies. The
supply of malt was good, but it oonituandsd little atten-
tion. We have no change, however, to notion in prices.
The demand for oda was inative et our last quotation‘
Flour was in limited request, astil seeds wen somewhat
heavy. _ _ .
Per Q.

Per Or.

S. •
FAME, Kent, red. ... 64 to
" Ditto, sow ... 611 to 70
" 61 to 71
" Ditto. am. .66t0 TO
Norfolk aad Liocolo.
" Ditto, aur ef to 66

I. I.
to 21

... ..... ... 14 to :9
... -, ... 33 co MI
natl.

Distilling
0 rinding

... II to 117
... ... SI te 40

Gook. NorfOrk-,..satl
Suffolk ... 70 to 76
Morita. sad Wore 70 to 73

N•sr
... 21 to 30
P7str to 3to 301 Seoul .

... 'twit
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

VOL. XII.—No. 604.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.

NoTisuinia 1862.

MR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALE of FAT SHEEP and
PIGS will be held at his Repository, on SATURDAY,
MAY 11, 186;, at One o'clock In the afternoon.
Pliaui ENTIIIIIIB
36 extraordiwary fat pute•hroil Sussex Down sheep,
thti property of J. J. FAINU11•1802t, Eal•
18 snoerior horn rains. viz., 12 one.year-old, 3 two. 3 three-y.61.01d, the property of
T Chick, of Stratton,
OrsW')owo esthete. •
10 fr.. horn ewes.
BPIWn cob, 14.1, 8 years, fast in harness.

cominimion-4d. in the E nn Sheep and Pits. 5 Per
coot. on Horses end Dead Skink.
Early Entries are solicited, so that the same may be
duly wiser twat
Na—No Lots will be delivered until paid for.
PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID TO VF.NDOES THE
SAYE DAY.

EVRRAL FARMS a Timis= Risme Is be
sea PROP MISS to be SOLD, particulars
of ethieb may be obtained oa application to Kamm.
BLUSBELT. and PALloca, Land Agents, ka.
Odom : 3. Portland-street. Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

Court anb fashionable intillignut.

THE Pat Hens OF WAT.r.s.—Raeh day daring the
last week ha, been one of sattelsctory progress in the
condition of her Royal Highness. 'Satursl sleep
during the night hsv also been fully restored. On.
Wednesday the Princess bad • refreshing sleep of seven
boars. Ts. swelling and other indsown•torir symptom*
in the kneeloint have greatly subtitled sad it is much
less sensitive on being handled. The general health
has throughout been well maintained ; sad then
hatmlly, no room for further ansitty
_than that which
attaches to the doubt as to the possibility of restoration
of the natural movement* of • joint whiA has been as
roughly invaded by an ineidious prolonged, and severe
iuganitnation.—Britt4 Medical Josesol.

IT is said that the Queen and Royal Family intend
to leave Windsor Castle on Wednesday or Thursday
tint for Osborne, where her Majesty will remain •
fortnight. It may be taken for granted that if the
Queen leaves Windsor the Princes' of Wales is getting
hem... Th. ohdereeing of the Infant Prizes of their
Royal Righnaeses Um? Prince and Princes' Christian
will take place in the private 'impel within Wiodsor
Castle, either on the 13th or 16th of neat month, her
eaaging in person as one of the rposanies. The
King of Greece is on the road to visit his slater the
Princess of Wales, and will then proceed to Deamiark.
The King of Portugal, another relative of the British
}List Family through the ileaa•Cabosirg line, em about
I. rage a trip abroad, sad to Mat Sean, Frame, mad
England, bat his Senate have refused him loam
Whether the King can travel abroad sotwithstssding
lb* Swats forbid we know not, bet they might have
managed to settle that point of discipline without
taking the world iota their erathdestra On Thursday
another connection of our Royal Family was
vis., the Count of Flanders. to Sl° KW di"
Belgians, at I3erlin, to the Primo' of Ileheasollens.
The King Sad QUO. of Prima, with the Crown Prises
and Princess, were in the church, sad tooh. pier! at
the alba ; but whether the nuptials weft eansereere_ .1°
the Protestact or Popich form we areDOI ammo°.
Such • last is of email moment is Gamma royal
marriage., where the brides, in whatever 'berth
baptised, always an converted to the bridegroom's
faith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

WET MOtJTH.

Bonocrou Pirrty Sion. Satorday.—Befere the
Mayor (J. Third, lei).—Two boys named Martin and
ripranklin, were brought up in muitody on supirioe of
dealing cabbages.— P.C. McMahon said that at half.
pad seven be saw both the prisoners in the tap room of
the Porters trine, where they were cutting the roots off
SOON cabbages. As various gardens had lately been
robbed of young cabbages he stupected the prisoners.
and on being questioned, both stated that they picked
them up. Thee repeated this statement before the
mayor. who said Anthem was no uncial eviddenoe of the
cabbages being stolen by the boys, they would lu die.
charged.--MONDAT.—Before the Mayor (J. Tizard,
and W. Talbot, Faq.—Willism Davidson was
brought up on a Charge of being drunk and riotous and
asdulting the police.—P.C. Handord deposed that on
Sunday morning last, about one o'clock, I. saw prisoner
lying on. doorstep, in Nicholas-street, and told hint to go
on, when he struck witness • violent blow on the head
with a stick (i'roduoell), and grimed then took him
to the station, where he was very violent —Prisoner
said be dine into Weymouth on Thunday, and
admitted he had too much drink, and said if the blow
had been very violent there would be a mark to shew
for it. —Superintendent Lidbuil stated that eeveral
complaints bad been made at the pollee-station as to
prisoners threatening people, and for begging is the
neighbourhood of )todwell.—Fined 30a., and in default
was committed for one mooth.—There was another
eharge against the pri.oner of stealing a pied of beef at
Wyk/ Regis, ',lash will be proceeded with at the
expiration of the Ferment sentence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

POWERSTOCK.

ARBITRATION. —At West Milton, on Monday, the
arbitrators Mr. Roper, Mr. Ricbsrde, awl Mr. Rawl. nce,
appointed to decide the ease of Whittle r. Hausford,
after viewing the watercourse, hedge and road, the
subject of the inquiry, the c itirt was opened at the inn
where numerous witnesses on behalf of the plaintiff and
, defendant were examined. Mr. Weston for the former,
land Mr. Tucker for the latter. Much local intere4 was
caused 14 the proevedines. The arbitratorn dsfetred
their decision.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

CORFE CASTLE.

BOROUGH SERSIONI4, Saturday.—Before J. Mowlam,
EN., and J. Johnston, Eeq. (Mayor). —Henry
Morris, James Stockely, and William Grant were
summoned by Sergeant Galpin for being drunk and
riotous at Coifs Castle, on the 19th inst.—Morris
was Bond sa. and 41. wets, and Stockely and Grant
Ct. eseb and 4s. meta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

WRYIAOUTH AND PORTL•RD RAILWAY

LTIOR

A letter from Maseru Rose, in reference to these
costa, having been read and the matter discussed,
there appeared to be two courses open to adopt,
either to accept the reduced sum named by them,
amounting to £ll5, or to ask for a detailed scoount
of the coeta. Ii was decided that the Mayor should
make the beet arrangement that he could in the
matter, and it wee understood that his worship
intended abortly to cell • meeting on the subject.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

ADVERTISEMENT SUPPLEMENT

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agriculture.

/Vs cattle plague has broken out al Colour. la North
Derbyshire, and the diarist ha been preelaintad.
TUB value of farmers' live stook in Ireland, last year
szoseded £35,000,000 staling.

Casow OrariitllBlTollll LCD TIN HatalMO!!
Lenient —The Rev. CSOOI2 Oirdleetooe, for his efforts
to improve the conditioo at the agrioraltaral Lammers
of his pariah, has incurred the anger of • Lew seedier
of the principal farmers tbari. Oa Naa&T the
annual reeky mooting was held, the Oases
There was • ringmaster of farmers, wise =Vet
with the expressed determinelima of sleeting beta
obnreheurdens. it haviag hem the melon lee swag
yean for tbe elerrymea to Gigot one ward's, aad the
Z7hloners the other. In the teens al wowed-
which were of a very poky sharaeler. the Oases
was tardy sttesked by several of the fame% who
corn plaited that he had been the means of removing
labourers from the wish, and that he lied mot foirly
represented the wane question. Ore pollatoia Mr.
Pearce, who came from • neighbouring parish to bave •
" co" at the rev. gent *man, said he wee set the good
shepherd "who gaired the lambs to his boosma," but
"one of those hireling. who scattered the lock."
Another farmer, Mr. G. Ware, (who wee esitseqesetly
elected by the parishioners Sc churchwardee), told the
Canon that he was MIIXO At to "go and feed • bear" Ibis
to be • clergyman. Mr. Asoott, o;ser=g mildly
rebuked by the Canoe for noes strong
" nt see it I can't make s better man of 'acrealitA
break toe leaf oat of the bake (book) directly." (This
allusion was to the vestry book, iota which the *bloats
of the meriting were being entered.) Caeca Okamoto's*
after the fanners had expended their munition of
hard words, roes, and observed that be should not
reply to anything that had been said ia reformer to the
ourero' question, nor should he mayonelword toirritalse
those who had abused him. Re this stated his inter.
tion of nominating oese at the churchwardens, which be
did, adding that be had obtained • legal 'viola' in his
faa•ser. The fanners then Proteeted soltrily tfoiagli aa
entry being made of the nomination in the vestry book,
but ultimately oonsented to its being done ahor saortato
fashion, which Mr. Pearce, who headed the opposition
to the rev. gentleman, prescribed. We may odd that
throughout the whole proceedings, and under great
provocatioo, the Canon kept his temper admirably, and
said not • word of unkindness to either of the fanners
who abused him.—Tirsca.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

A WIFE WHO WOULD VISIT HER
RELATIVE.

On Easter Monday, at Worship-street polieemonrt,
Mathew Henry Waller, resident in Yorkstreet,
end, answer, I • immune. charging him with having
violently walled Mary Ann Waller. hi. wife. Mr.
Beard attended to Rupoort the conoplaint ; but the
defendant, a apere harmless looking perron, was un-
assisted. Front the evidence of the wife it •ppearesi
that en the 9th inst., after retiring for the night, her
bet•bsod struck her on the eye and blackened it, simp y
bemire she would go where he did not wish her. Mr.
Beard remarked Ova the aescilt having been oommitted
in a belroont, there was necessarily an absence of
corroboration. Defendant forbore asking any "emotions,
but read clearly • well-wri ten letter, that deeded his
real or fancied grievances. He hod for some short time
past been greatly distressed at hia wife'r viaduct, and,
a. he 'cursive& undue familiarity with nee name' John
Hales, a relative, he believed, and • widower; to this
perso house she would go. although he (defendant)
not only forhade, but even implored her not. Moreover
she at such times would return intoxieeted, and it was
on the occasion in question, after her telling him that
she would go as frequently as "John" wished her,
that he struck her, for which act he instantly felt great
sorrow and infinite shame. Mr. Newton recoiled the
wife, who ineis'ed that the had never been forbidden to
visit "John," whose wife died on the 14th of February
last. Defendant begged that his witness might be
beard. Mr. Newton readily assented as 4 Martha
Morgan, aunt to the complainant, deposed that the
couple had lodged in her house • fortnight, and
apparently with happiness, until Mr. John Hal..
became a visitor there, since which time complainant
had come home inthxieaterl, and laid on the sofa in that
state; that complainant left home directly her husband
had done so for his baldness in the morning : that John
had said to defendant, "Mary Ann shall come as often
as I wish, and you forbid her at your peril;" that Mary
Ann (complainant) had said she would go; that on the
night of the assault she had told het husband that
"John" and her had lobster for supper; Viet defend-
ant thereon went to bed, shortly after which, on e-m•
plaimint following, there was • noise, as if • chair
falling, but not any scream. The next morning she
Showed • bruise, and said defendant had done it. After
corrobororative te.timony, Mr. Newton observed: The
assault in admitted, and I have been waiting to learn
whether there was any provocation ; in my opinion
there was, and I dismiss toe summons. (To coin-
plainant): Don't you go about after other men. You
have sworn to obey your husband, and do an. I might
say more on this matter, but perhaps it is better not.
Mr. Board : Mr. Hales is prexent, sir, and wistee to be
heard. Mr. Newton : The summons is dismissed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

WIII BORN a

Cairnox To OWNIMA or Doos.—At the Petty
Bunions held on Friday last, the magistrates pull.
oularly called the attention of the Superintendent
of Polio, to the necessity of strictly 'glorying the Sal
section of the Dog Act, That sectioe is as follows:
If any person, who shall have taken outs license
codes' this Act, shall not produce and deliver such
license to be esunined and read by any officer of
excise or polic,sconstable within a reasonable time
after such officer shall request the production of the
sane, he shall forfeit the sum of O."
Boa PLAYING IN TUC bTREIII6. —AL the Wim•
borne Petty Sessions, on Friday last, three boys,
eused William Applin, Fdwud Applin. and Henry
Heed, pleaded guilty to obstructing the Highway by
playieg at 'Duck Stones" in a part of the town of
Wimborne, called "Crooked Borough."—Tbe
Chairman (the Rev. Carr J. Glyn) told them the
magistrate" bad had numerous complaints made to
teem by the tradesmen of the town of the annoy-
anee they were subjected to by boys throwing stones,
playing, and shouting in the streets, and therefore
they had instruc ed Mr. Bayntoo to see if he could
pet • stop to it. They, the three defenduts, had
been caught, and though they were sorry toss" them
there they mug inflict a small penalty. —Fined 64.,
and costa 2s. each. —Two men, named Richard
fieeleigh and David Cobb, both residing at Wim-
borne, were charged before the same magistrates
with being drank and riotous.—They pleaded guilty,
and were each tined 8. fd. and 6.. 6.1. wets.
RATHIR Sosrictors —About five o'clock on
Thursday morning, • labouring man named William
Di:Mud, residing at Colehill, was found near the
fret railway arch from the Wimborne Station of
the South•Weetern Railway which crown the
Wito horns and Ringwood tot npike-road,ly ing in a pool
of blood, audio a titilly unconscious state. He was
removed home, and medical assistance sent for, when
it was found that he bad received a large wound on
the back of his head. Near the spot, a small
portion of human haw and a quantity of blood were
found on the railway arch. It is etated that he
left a public-house near the policesnation about 11
o'clock the preceding night, and it is conjectured
that in • semi•drunken utate he endeavoured to
clamber 00 the line, and missing his footing fell, the
beck part of hie head coming in contract with the
buttress. Whether this conjecture is right it is
ttfPocribl• to say, all the man remained is an up.
conscious state,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30


TOWN COUNCIL NESTING.

A meeting of the members of the Corporation was
held on Mend., morning. rrenent : J . Tizard,
F. 14. (mayor, and Messrs. Thomas, Commins,
Pothecary, Brown, A slow, Mason, Brim, Bock,
Loos, Webb, Virtue and Banoton.

Various tradesmen's bills against the Board were
ordered to be paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

BRADFORD•O74-AVON.

_
SCIPICTED POIRONIIIIO Can.—A single WOCIIMB
named Susannah Tadd, 36, gave premature birth be
twin children, and all three died suddenly under am-
picioos eircumstan,es. An inquiry Wel opened at the
boardroom of the workhouse. the subatomic of the
evidence was Ls follows Susannah 'Fetid lived in •
cottage at Upper Westwood, over Bradford, and had
been the mother of so illegitimate children, two of
whom only were living. A married man, named Barone
Love, of Bradford, has lately been oohabiting with her,
and by him she was pregnant. On the night bedlam her
death she sent for a neighbour, named tans Owlish, to•
whom she gave "something," and begged her to bury it
in the garden. Gerrish was proceeding to do go intro
gently, when Amelia Tadd, doweled's sister, said to bet,
" You have got ermething alive there," Oerrialt, very'
much frightened, looked to see whet it was the deceased
had given to her, and found it to be twin children, new.
' born, a boy and • girt She immediately went back
Into the house, and told deceased obit woad lave nothing
to do with it. Deceased said, " Yoe go sod 6117 B. ana
I will satisfy you, and ?coably satisfy yew. for Yoor
trouble." Gerrish, however, refusal to do so, and pro.
ended to wash the children, but they died under the
operation. Boon afterwards the mottle'. ditst. The affair
created • great stir in the neighbourhood, foal play
being anapected, and • post modem eraminatio• of the
woman Tadd was directed to be made. This was dears
be Dr. N. J. Higlimore, of Bradford, sedated by Dr. .1-
W. Mapleton, of Trowbridge. Tao molt showed that
the intestines of the dammed were free from the
slightest trace of any irritant, and that tb• eases of
death was acute double pleurisy. Mr. Paspieles, how-
ever, added that it was wilds for any pepular aborti.•
to be adminiatered some time Wore delivery without
being tradeable in a post Weida 1111111•112414011. The
children were immature, sod amid net have garejeog.
The jury returned • verdict d " DNA ttruesWar
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

PILL PIER TOLUL

The Maros read a memorial from the sureties of
Mr. Gibbons, the lessee of these tolls, praying the
Council to release him from his contract as he (the
lessee) had met with losses and was desirous of
giving up hie lease. It appeared that the lessee waa
li.. months in arrear. The Council came to the con-
clusion that they were not in • position to accede to
the request, and that the tering of the contract abould
be strictly enforced.
The following letter to the Town Clerk from Mr.
Clode, the solicitor to the War OlSoe, wee read
"Wet Moe, 17th April. 1867.
"Sir,—l am desired by Secretary Sir John Pak ington
to inform the Comrnissi nets of the Weymouth and
Itelennibe Regis Market Act, 1854, through you, that
it is his intention, for the building if the Breakwater
Fort, to employ a steamer to earry the workmen to and
from Weymouth and the side of the fort, and that he is
advised that the master of the steamer may embark and
re-embark these inen at the pier without payment of
toll. The steamer will be paid for ate. much per trip
ail the year round, and I make this communication to
you with a view to raise the 95setion ins Court of Law,
if the Commissioners desire it, or to arrange how these
men shall be embarked and re-embarked when only they
are in the service of the Crown.
"I have the honour, Ac,.
" CHAR H. CLODE.
"F. C. Bteuall, Esq."
MA Ritt.HOOKE SONDIIIOLDIRS.

The MAYOR read a Memorial from some of the
Bondholders referring to the arrears due, but the
Council were of opinion that they had no action in
in the matter until the whole of Ile Bondholders
are agreed, and that, therefore, the present memorial
could not be entertained.
IRTLAND
COST&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

POOL El

THI CHIRDOORO -S-17111/1711R.—'110 (40•80 Of the
Isles, Captain Parsons, has mined runniog, het time
of engagements having expired. It is generally
stated that another steamer will come and take her
place, and we hope this may prove correct, for
eveutually the trade will doubtless ha conaiderabla

JO/MPH MERRY MOORS' BANKRUPTCY. —At the
Bankruptcy Court on Thursday, Joseph Henry
Moors, late of this town. coal-merchant, and now of
131 High-street Southampton, obtained his die
charge. His debta amounted to SIMS 19a. Bd., and
there were creditors holding seoarity to the amount
of £4).
MIT Or BRRAD. —On Easter Monday upwards o
200 loaves of bread were distributed at St. Jemee's
Church vestry according to the beqoest of Martha
Fawconer, who save a silver salver for the use of the
church and L'2oo vested in the public fend., the
interma of which pays for the purchase of the above
gift of bread annually.

TN' VESTRY Mirrimos.—Si. 1011144. : The Rev
A. Wilkinson presided. and appointed Mr. John
Gement his churchwarden, and Mr. George Bert
was elected for the perish. Mr. Holloway and Mr.
Street were re-elected sideemen. Mr. Samuel
Martin was elected • commissioner for carrying into
effect the Act "for providing • proper place for
keeping gunpowder, and enlightening the street+ of
the town." A vote of thanks to the churchwarden's
of last year, and • similar compliment to the chair-
man, closed the prooesdings. —Long/feed: Mr. F.
Timewell and Mr. G. 11. Milladgs were re-elected
churchwardens for the curren year. —Parkstorie
Mr. T. W. Green and Mr. W. W. Aldridge were
re-elected churchwardens.

MUM/ale E Inswyr.—On the evening of
Easter Monday a third dramatic entertainment by the
Poole Amateur Company was witnemed at the Odd-
fellows' Hall by a numerous and highly respectable
audience. The piece selected, "The Charcoal Burner,"
appeared admirably adapted to the capabilities of the
performer., and mu rendered with very good taste.
The farce of "I)..! es a Post" was given in equally
good style. The frequent humid of applause with which
both pieces worn greeted testified to the satisfaction of
their hearer. We underatand that another perform-
noon, entitled "Aurora Floyd," will be guar' in the
course of a fortnight.
SCHOOL FitaTlV AL. —The annual tea for the
children of C,onititution-hili School took plane no Easter
Monday, in the Schoolroom, mh eh was decorated with
testa and varied device. Abut seventy children were
feasted with plum and seed-cake; after which songs and
rounds were sung by them, and money, toys, sweets,
were scrambled for or otherwise won, and juvenile
sport* proceeded vigorously until dark, when the
Evening Hymn was sung. A further supply of cake
wile then served round, and the little ones went home
well pleased with their day's enjoyment, Among those
present were the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Coombe*. Rev, E.
Danielle, Mime Gunning, Yrs. and Misses Appleby, kr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

LIABILITICIS TOIL THE 11W CORN YICHANG!.

After the last meeting, the Council met Mr. Hall and
Mr. W,llspring to decide by what means the expendi-
ture in connection with the new Corn Exchange could
be brought within the sum origh.ally contemplated.
The remit woe read to thin meeting. The expenditure
first decided upon wee: —Original moires' for the Corn
Esehaoge grtly, £1,172; Alteration to the Council
C,bgmber, 02 parapet to Corn Exchange, £3O; minor
alteration% £ll ; contract for market and cella,
£363; extra work on Market-boom, £22 17s. lid. ;
ditto on police cella. £lB Cia. 21.; extra founds-
Hone, £5; Mr. Hair. expenses, £155; legal
expenses, £4O; total, £2 449 14s.- la. It was
renolved to make the following deductions
pla.stering done instead of boarding, ; hnop-iton
bond, CI 104. ; cerving. £24 10s. ; ornamental lien, £3O;
wrought iron girder, £9 7..: tie bolt., £6 i deduct from
onntingentrim. £l5: total £9l 7.. Leoving the intended
£2.4913 In. Id.; and, an powers to borrow
£2,500. had been obtained, about £9O will be left towards
the fighting and furniture of the new building. if the
present reoolve of the Councill not to sanction
itnY "extria" be maintained.
morne conversation took place as to the reomeet in the
the windown of the Cnoncil Chamber, which had been
partially bricked up, but the work was subsequently
removed on omne of the Council finding it progresoing
and telling the builders it was arranged the openin.a
alo.uld be left for book-shelves. The rece,ses were
then cased with boarding, and Mr. Wellspring mid there
would be a *barge of 30r. for the additional Inhour.
The Gottneil demurred to any "extra." Mr. Wells-
pring said he would rather do the work for nothing then
hate an trouble &boot the matter. No tleciorin wan
arrived at. 5.130 alterations were rrquired in the
°floes of the Town Hall, and these were ordered to be
carried out. The expense will be aboet £5.
There was no other basins's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

THORNCOMBE.

Aui 114QCILST was held on Saturday before N. M.
Loggin, Es.., on the body of • female child without •
name. Anne Cook stated that on Wednesday lest her
daughter, Selina tturridie, was confined of this child
I, her house. Mane Stoodley, • neighbour, was sent fee
and came immediately. The child was born alive, but
only lived • few minutes. Witness knew her daughter
was in the family way, but she did not expect to be
confined for nearly two months. Her daughter was •
single woman, and this was her third child; the other
two were alive. Her den/beer worked at Greetthans
Factory.—Anne Stoodley corroborated AMID Cook's
evidence.—Mr. Will., of Thornoimbe, surgeon, said
he had examined the child, which had evidently
been prematurely born. There were no marks of
vieleoce on the body. He believed the death of tie
child arose born its being prematurely born, and said a
chdd born at the period of 6,estetion, in which the
deceesed evidently was, would be more likely India au
live. Ve•diet death from natural causes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

iX)RCRIESTER TOWN COUNCIL

A special meeting ol the Corporation took plane on
Monday. Present : The Mayor (C. Corme, Fag ),
Aldermen Galvin and Coombs, Councillors' K. Devenish,
H. Issek. J. Biahop, W. Vernon, G. J. G. aregory and
W. Blade.

ANOTHIR VOITOACII.

A memorial to the Lards of the Tresenry tor leave to
oat, b mortirate Ef/00 on the aeonrity of the ground
rents of the Wollaston F.el•l ratate. to be repaid in :10
years, we. approved, and the common seal of the
Council afased thereto.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

IVINFRI

SODDIN DIATM. —A melancholy event occurred
in tide parish on Wednesday, the 17th, in the death
of • young man named Ambrose. Burt. A few days
previously he had resumed work, after a somewhat
protracted illness. On that morning he performed
his accustomed labour, and returned borne about
mid•day for dinner. While waiting • few minutes,
and talking with his mother about feeling tired and
weak, he suddenly sank into • chair and expired.
He was a devoted member of the Wesleyan Society,
and a Sunday school teacher, in both of which
capacities he was much respected. He belonged to
the Anoient Order of Foresters, and was generally
esteemed by the local brethren of that association.
His remains were interred on Saturday, when be
was followed to the grave by about twenty of each
of the societies, in addition to his relatives and per.
soma friends. On Sunday a funeral sermon was
preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, by the Rev. J. B.
West, of Weymouth, from Isaiah itzsviii, I, when
there was a crowded congregation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

MILBORNE Sr. ANDREW.

ON Tuesday evening, the 22nd inst. Mr. W.
Sktvington. waisted by several talented amateurs and
the Hlandford Ohio ministrels, gave • concert at
Mr. Symonds' corn store, (kindly lent for the
occation) the proceeds to be appropriated towards the
expenses of the nen otaln. Notwithstanding the
unfavourable state of the weather. There was •
gond attendance. The concert parried off well and
judging from the amount of Appian.* and freqaent
encores during the evening we think everyone was
highly gratified. We understand the amount taken
at the doors was between 13 and 11 pounds.

HASELBURY BRYAN.
THE M•REIAGI of Edward Tomkins, FAR., of St.
Clement's Jersey, 'mind son of the late William
T. Tomkins, Req., .1. P., of Broughton, Hants, to
Miss Elieabeth Forward, youngest daughter of the
late Rev. Charles Forward, rector of tiettiscombe,
was oelebrated here on Tuesday; the 23rd.
From an early hour flags and garlands were sas.
pended at various places between the residence of
the bride's brother, the respected curate of the
village, end the church, which the bridal party
reached about ten a.m. On their appearing at the
south door sic of the elder school girls dr,seed in
white, each carrying • bouquet of flowers, preceded
them to the altar, singiug hymn 212, 'Hymn.
Ancient and Modern," accompanied by Mr.
Broughton on the concertina. The marriage °ere.
I ninny was performed by the Rev. E. Forward,
,aasieted by the Rev. R. Burden, rector of the parish,
Wnolllo health we were rejoiced to see sufficiently
restored to suable him thus to take part in the
service. The children above-mentioned now retired
to the church porch, which, on the arrival of the
happy par, they strewed with flowers. The bells
struck up • merry peal, and after the departure of
the wedding party the concourse of the people
gradually dispersed. The church was very appro•
priately decorated, and reflected great credit on
those who bad taken such pains to prepare it for the
occasion. The singer, Were entertained at • neigh.
'louring inn, and a party of school children the
following day by the liberally of the Rev. E.
Forward.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

LYTCHETT II ATRAV ER&

LIABILITY To RIP•IR • ROAD.—William Plow.
=an, fanner'
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of the pariah of Lytohatt.—This came waa adjourned
from the last Wimborne Petty Session court. It
was an application from Mr. Plowman to compel
the Highway Board of the Wimborne District to
keep in a state of repair a certain road in that perish,
beginniag at a place called Anatey'a Hill and intend-
-201 from thaw, to a *op colio4 Brendey's Meadow,
a diastase of 946 yards in length and 12 feat in
breadth. The owes was adjourned became no proper
way warden had been appointed in the place of the
retiring one. After coosulting with Mr. Rawlins,
the magistrate' appointed Mr. Forrester to th.,
office. The case was than gone into, and it being
satisfactorily shown that the road in question was a
highway, and was in a bed condition, the usawa•
traWa deciding on appointing a day to meet the
surveyor to gamine the road, and selected the 6th
of May. The cuss was thee adjourned till the Bth
Jane.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

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cHALDoN HERRING.

Discoessv OF KuSAN HtV•rs9. —A few days
ago, as some workmen were excavating eibts from
'Ward's Barrow," on the manor of Chalion
Herring, thee discovered an earthen pot, oovered
with a flat stone, which was found to contain human
bones. The vessel was surrounded by about 45
yards of dinta. Tbe relic is now in the possession of
the workmen at Cluddon Herring.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

813APWICK.

AT the Wimbortie Petty Sessions, held on Friday
last, John Broderib, of Wimboroe, pleaded guilty
to a charge of allowiog hie bores to atm, on the
highway in the pariah of Bhapwiok, and was fined
fia mid Ba. mete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

ETIIRMINSTEB NEWTON.

Rgarirgeg.--The Liberal, Ismlibation of
this town on Totaday overdo& the 22nd Jan., gave the
mooed of the winter aeries of peony reeding% ths
chair being assopied by the Raw. B. Loured',, the
view of the park& The eveniag's iontertainmout upload
with the trial robe from " the Merchant of Valdes,"
In which Mr. J. C. Leash, al tbe Doke al WM
most sifeellve ; Mr. R. aftnearmara's interpottaUse of
Shylciek the Jew, was vcry Ins, his readeriag Whig
evideotl the result of great study. Mr. Dear,
M y, es Portia, gave great istiafeetion. Antall°
was entrodeet to Mr. W. C. Norman, whose atpriesive
and cermet proaonnalation was much admired ; Mr.
Atkins, as Bassani*, delighted the audience by his eloer
and masterly style of interpretation ; ehil" Kr. T•7l°''s
rendering of Oratiaso irsa marked with boldnem,
and elfeeL if,. Robert Rake nest read
Dleiten's "Stack fist," • little too rapid, but neverthe-
lees very well read, considering that it was his first
•Pimerrinee as • public reador. " The poor gentleman,"
by Coleman, wee then introduoid, the character of
Dr. 011apod befog entrusted to Mr. O. T. Roraima.,
who made the mod of a laughable subject; Mr. S.
Chessman, as Mho Mae Tub, impereosated an old
maid in • erst•rale manner, whilst Mr. Atkins' render-
ing of Sir Charlie Cropland, (a ipsothrift baronet) wee
trim to the life. This brought the reading, to screWs.
Moo, and the rev. chairman in • few term, though bled
expressions—and after paying • very high and well
deserved soorpHotent to Mr. B. Chessman Is reference
to hi. interpretation of abylook— tendered the thanks
of the company to all who bad taken part In the eves-
iittiszedlngs. The rosin was toply well Clod,
the venom o/ the 'tight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

EAST KNOYLL

Aw istinest was bald by R. M. Willett, Req., 0.
the body of H•err, Hooper, aged 61 years. Deemed
was eagagod on Thursday last, helping to tabs Is a
barley rich, and wee on the top of a waggon 'midst' with
barley, a part of which lawny of, the deceased fill
with it, and is fallino • prose whisk he held is his hoed
uttered Jost below hi. sy• to • ereiddsraide depth. Be
wet attended by My Itamay, of Mars, but died o•
El•tarday frost the effects of the Isdary, whisks appeared
to have afforded his bride. Verdict, " Age:Mesta death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

Agriculture.

Tat cArrut rum:in.—Wl learn. oiigoood asthority,
%bat the oattk-pleen• has this week at
Mrs. hlleholl's stow-shed la lelingtou, where init It
occurred during the former outbreak in dm metropolis.
On Tuesday 45 heed of cattle were slaughtered to prevent
the @preening of the Infection. TM shed is in the
neighbourhood of the Islington Cattle /Larket.—atitiat
Medical Journal.

A CORIZIPONDUS calls attention to • Dew food, the
Chinese sager grass, which be soya wM prove • inhabits
addition to our cereal crops. It le sot ably perfestly
hardy, and bran from ell to eight times the quantity
prr sere that wheat does, but bread made from it is
more mourishian, and jON farther this any other.
Added to ibis, the loaves sad Moots are Invaluable m
food for *stile. Mils is part of the Mumma
Asaidtarsuret so mush ridiesdad in the Gardemers'
Citronicie. The sugar pore is "exploded' yearenet4
Too Earl of Clarendon delivered a epee& no modest-
tural affairs at Watford, on Tuella, The sable kr4
fostered into an able debates of the system al giving
prime to mriseltwul labourers, sod slowed that it we.
as &heard to masers these dieffaetions by their aseoey
value as it would be to underrate the value of thge
Victoria Cross and caber towards of good candela. Hi
lordship oleo salaried epos the imporiseas of spiral-
torsi statuary, and 'Measly reemomoodrd that the plus
which had bean adtart with messes ilarskad should
be carried oat alio In time BMWs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

HAMBLEDON.

" BROTH'S 10/1A711711" AT HOVEL —A oasit coma
before the Court al Common Pleas, on Moeda, illustra-
tive of the domestic life of "Brother Ignathu," rot,
Watney Lyrae-11r. Sergeant Parry sad Mr. Joule
were forth. plaintiff; Mr. Pries, QC., and Mr. Lenge
for the defeesent—The plaintiff was the owner of •
holm celled Flambledoe-lodge, in Hampshire, white
she bad let, furnished, for three yam, seder so sew
...at to the defendant, who is the father of the
geotlentan who under the name of "Brother lignagles"
has been often before the online Mrs. Wateey own-
plained that at the termination of Mr. Lyrie's tenaney
she found the honer in a very dirty state. many valuable
articles of furniture broken, and some injured. It
seemed that Mr. Lyne's soa, "Brother Ignatius" kept
an owl, two magpies, • parrot, and other birds The
owl eiways eseepied the dra at night, and It
tree mid that it bad broken • valuable vase one night.
Klis parrot peeked helms in the reps curtains, and the
=Twho livid in " Brother Ignatius's" bedroom,
ires* deal of dirt ; the pigs were fed out of •
use digester; the piaeoferte bad had water spilt upon
it, and amorally Itae furniture was;sel.red, and the
bone, left in a dirty eeedition. Kr. 's eau was
that the furniture was in a very bed when he
Anktbrell oil his temaasy, and be deeded it had bees
damaged. or that the boom had been left in • dirty
stale. The owl bad beau put into the &swim-room to
tetra seigp, and it was possible that the vaiMhad been
' aseideetay broken. At the alone of the evidence of
Mr. Lyn., who conducted binterN in • somewhat
*salted ausiner, sari who was several limes cautioned
by the learned Judge, the Court rose. The bearing
wee resumed on Tuesday morning, when the 'seeped
sormul on both side. arldriveed the jury, such of them
amerting that the only object of his sliest wee he get
proper verdict front the jury. Mr. Juges Byes, ia.
somn.ing up, said It was evident that there was • good
deal of hello' on both 'ldea, and be mach regretted that
• great dui of irrevelant matter bad been introduced,
and that statements had been made of whioli that. was
no proof. Thera wu no pivot that reed bad been takers
into the drawing-room, nor that lower pots had been
pat upon the piano, and theme overstritemmite ought, be
thought, to induce them to look carefully at the red a
the carre—lt was agreed on both sides that there osai
be • verdict for the plaintiff, and the jury would we
their beet ersdeavoure to as. the amount at the proper
um.—Tlur jury found for the plaintiff. damages SM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

SHAFTESBURY.

On the 30th Juinery the three 888 Christy
Minstrel, gave an entertainment at the Grosvenor
Ana Intel. The room tree crowded, and the per-
formance pre pest satisfaction.
OGUISTY Pourre, Jae, SO.—Before C. W. Gorden,
Esq.—William Brawn was brought up in the oesiody
of P.C. Hoar, charged with rsgrs.oy at Bonitos.
&rationed to eix weeks hard labosr.
Mobs, arse brought up in custody of P.O Klaiber,
and sentmarred to 14 days for the suns oilman
BOROUGH Pang, Monday, Jan. 23. —Before the
mayor sad W. Watts, lieq.—William Ballet and John
Mins appeared to answer the following °bargee: Elkins
with being &ask and riotous on tbe rind of December;
and Hallett with remming him, and aseeulting P.C.
Headaloid in the elocution of his duty. The on. was
',rued, and the defendants were ordered to pay
27& each, iaoludine costa, on 14 days' bud labour. The
Ins was paid by Elkin; Hallett wu sent to prison.—
William Henry Wright, sod Thomas Wright
were summoned by P.C. Haadaford for showing out a
bores for sale at Brimport.—Defendent William Wright
had bees twice before ecoarieted, but lb. Mayor thought
he might hare bun Ignorant of the law, and dismissed
the on..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

BATURD A ri MIRK ETS.

Coil.

Wheat was from 6d. to 2s. per quarter *beeper at the
markets on Fleturday. The prim of tau* were
generally depressed from Is. to Ye. per qr., and other
articles of the trede were rather lower.
CATTLIL

The meat mark.ta ou Saturday had a fair &mogul of
bane s at about late rates.

SAWING, PLANING, ATNG, AND
MOUL ANG MILLS,
CAROLINE-I LACE, WEYMOUTH.

W. SKETCHLEY
BEGS respectfully to inform Builders,
Carpenters, the Trade and the Public generally,
that having erecter; an entirely new set of Ant-clam
Machinery, the sane having obtained Two Medals—one
at the Plymouth Agricultural Show, and the other •
the Dublin International Eshibition—tor is prepared to
execute Sawing. Planing. and Mouldings of every
description, or say kind of Joinery Work, to order, at
the andermeationed prices: -
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

WE ITEPA RISE.

BORCILLIT. —About eve °cloak as Friday morn-
ing. it was diseovered that an stienelve robbery of
plate bad hese effeeted at the rendes** of Dr. Naas.
The doctor bad been at • dinner party on the previous
evening, sad Mrs. Nunn, sat up awaiting his return.
It was And three *Week in the morning whew they
retired to rest, sad theft everythlas was site. At Ave
o'clock, however, the doctor was °ailed up to attend •
patient, and thee, to his surprise, he found that Ow
house had been entered by burglars. and it. whole of
titre, 110710•11t1IM Tulin to *boat Men 00, had be
olt. ?ha robbery was evidently Use work of •
practised head, es the wide of the property ouvied
sway was milvsr, whilst plated articles appeared to have
bees examined and releeted. Inforiestio• Ina giver to
Superintendent Maithews, audit I. hoped that be will
swami la trading tho
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

PORTLAND.

POPULAR RZADIIIOI. —The entertainment In con-
nection with the Idechanioe Institute manounosd to
take paws on the evening of the 22nd was, on
aoooant of the very wet state of the -weather, post.
posed until the following Tuesday, whim • very
pleating programme was passed before the audience.
Tee pathway leading. up to Fortune's Well from
the Railway Station is not yet complete, and
although we Sr. not food of rumbling, yet we
cannot but make the remark that such a mienge
matter as forming • pathway after the curb has been
Laid, ought not to absorb the amount of labour and
expense this has done, and it is to be hoped that
without further delay the said pathway will be pc*
Ins. oomplete • forms. gingham.
LAW Theodor, Richard Toby Peeves, labourer, wee
brought up before E. Peen" Esq., charged with
steal*/ a game mid Efi note, between/ to hie brother.
They live together with their mother at Wak•hain.
Samuel Pearce. tie proeseutor, said that on lb. preelous
Saturday sealing in missed • £5 note from •
diftwer in • *best in his mother's room. He bad
awl It safe on Sunday, January 22. Joseph
Harris, of Royal, said that oft Tuesday, Jan. 22, the
prisoner otos into his shop at Forgone's W.U, and
purchased two sneer a?. tendering in payment a
note. P.C. Cooper •to apprehending prieoner
on the 27th. When he stied him with the theft, he
replied, "It is all right, and I don't oars • about it.
Him (Ma brother) will do the same ea be did
before. Him ain't gsiog to come aggast Tb•
puree was found stem ' wimalb• said, "That's
where the money was It wee all gone la four this."
He was committed for trial at the Assam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05

WARICHSIL

ODDIMLLOWIIBII% —Oa Wednesday evening, tho
twelfth minimiser, of tberya Victoria Lodge of
°drib'Howe was celebrated at the Lodge-room,
Antelope Inn' wimp between 30 and 40 of Ito mem-
bers pertook of an excellent sipper, which was pro-
vided by Hoot Deviate bia newel good style. The
chair was compied by P. P. 0.111. -IVilliant Spies',
who, after the usual lord and patriotic torts bad
boon given and duly responded to, called on Mr.
Wm. -Harris, the secretary, to read the report for the
rot year, which showed the lodge to be It a very
saturfactorr state, the DM gain of the membere danng
the year being 24. Sian* for the same period bad
oomiderably decreased as compared with the Fast
three years, and in DO year sines the opening of the
lodge bee so large an Mormon bees made to ini funds,
for as the commoneemeot of the yes: the reserved
espital ose£&10 19,1.10 A, which has tow increased to
£l,OlB Ila 4d. making a dear pin of £lB7 lie. ed.
daring the year. The number of members at preempt
en the books is 252. being, with one ezosptioo, the
lorgest lodge in the Poole district. " nooses, to the
Idenchester Unity," the " Officors of the Pool,
District." lb. "Moen of Loyal Victoria
sod may other toasts were given, several stdolif:Of
songs were sung, and the evening was splint in a
must agreeable meaner.