The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-10-11 00:00:00

M. Ilm's PArtir.

Janvey, b 11,111—=15.7V0r. kinson • • 3
T. W. b C Ellis- • 3 bE. Eilis • -18
Kook., a Paikinson • • 0 o Urqohart • -10
Henning, a Coventry • • 0b E. Ellis • - 1
Harbert, •E. Eli. - •10 a Daniell • • 4
A. E. Ellis, bC. Ellis • • 1 bE. Ellis • • 7
Smith. bC. Ellis • - 0 lb w - • •19
Donnish, not out - - 2 a Psrkinson - - 0
Wallingford, bC. Eli. • 3 not out- - • 2
Eva • - - 4

SHAFTESBURY .Lrrrnorrow or tit;
SIi•FTEMBOUT TVltUrtilt TIVST.—A meeting of this
trustees of this trust was celled on Tuesday for the
purpose of receivieg all claims upon the trust. It
was inferred from this that it was proposed to ex-
tieguith the trust, but it appeared that this bad
alreedy ie fact been dose. A short time ago a
meeting of the trustees was bald to oonsider whether
it would be expedient to do away with the gates be.
longing to this trust —the whole of the mortgagee
having been paid off a year or tiro eio, and tbere
being several hundreds of pounds in hand. After
the matter bad been strongly and lengthily debated,
pro and cop., the motion was put, and it was found
that a majority of ons decided that the gates should
not be dope away with. The whole of the mort-
gagee having been paid off, the trustees were no
longer in office, and petitions setting forth the sup.
peed benefit that would arise from the abolition of
toll-gates, and that the general wish wile that they
should be done away with, were actively circulated,
signed, and sent to the Home Office. Theme were
successful, and the word Shaftesbury being left out
of the Turnpikes Continuance Act, the powers of the
trustees ars at an god. The trustees now, aceord.
ingly go out of offlos, with several hundreds
upon their bands, which will be distributed amongst
the various parishes, and about a dozen gates and
bars will be abolished. The repair of the roads
will bays to be paid for in future by the
several perigee upon the mileage system. The
effects of this will not be semi probably for the first
year or two, on account of the Indium paid over to
Lb. parishes by the trustees, but the fruits of its
after working remains to be seen.
STURYINsTER NEWTON.—auccer.—A match
was played on Te.-eday, the 4th latent, between the
8. uririnster and M.ruhoU Clete, on the ground of the
latter. Some gooel ;lay was shown on both tides, but the
gine terminated in Groin of the ffterroinster eleven,
as will be e'en by the ash Hoed mom :
Browsers'.

Solway, o Fifett Andrews • - 4
A. 0. Creech, bJ. Andrews 4 b Davies - • 0
Senior, oA. Andrews - 24 • Davies - 14
e Andrews - 7 bJ. Andrews - 1.2
11. Rnke, b Here, • • 0 s Hussey - 2
Leig. e nal bJ. Andrews 0 e Drew • • - 2
W. R. Creech .bJ. • avows 4 not oat - 3
Davison, eA. Andrews - 0 b Davies • - 0
Obevdowriniat. run est • 0 e Davies - • 0
Sinner, not out- • • 0 b Bossiter • - 0
HAL bJ. Andrews • 0 bJ. Andrews - 0
84,1b1,w 7 • - 12 b7,w4 11

Darter, b Wing • —7l b &bray • • 5
Hunt, not oat • • • 1. A. Creech - • 4
A. Andrews, ran oat • bA. Creech - - 7
licesiter, c Wiltshire • bA. 11.Vrech • • 8
E. Drs., b Solway aA. Chlreoh - - 0
lAttlehales, bA. Ole's& • • W. Oreesh • • 1.3
J. Andrews, rue oat • bA. Creech - - 10
Haney, • Wiltshire • • bA. Cr•sch - • 0
Keeping, bA. Cr•eah • bA. CreesA -10
Mott, a wad b tiless= bA. Crumb - 0
A. Drew, bA. set sot- • • 0
Byes • • • • by•• 5, I•g byes 1 6

The Si. 11 10 maastomed to the some:anis of dry
miners' colour on the exotic leaf, mod for making our
nail as driak, that we bent bosoms nomind/ol of the
gnud Chinese oast.= of "eolcnring tea." What
feelings of surprise we should expetisoce, if we were for
• kit time .bow «donna Ma, mid informed that,
not withateading the Chimes. set it part, they .050117 it
for Englisb tiaa Boding that the mineral hides the
&fame of wiatry growth., sad enalike all sommos .Or
wiles as dieguised, to he pared off at higher priess as
line tes.—Notes as Chinese swims. However moat
the Chinon may desire to prostio. the " tinisi art" on
Is.. Bondman and Co. disallow it on their imports;
the Moat is sot mode intensely dark; the gyms is a
dull olive, not the amid Walsh cokes. Their tees as.
wil•nted from *rims growths, whoa the leaf is foil of
virtuous Palma Roraima& sad Oo'& sigma.
tore is as all gessim psokets.
Durramaze Aciowarrs TROY cosmos Loam
MATatia.-41saideat is commetioa with WA comma
dangerous, poirosene matehes now is gemeral use me
of mob Inquest oecarream, that Brysat sod May's
patent mitty ses•poissasse stela is becoming mere
sad more trebled, sad we have no doubt tbat the new
mabslo-lsoldor sad toblet that they bani mosoldy
dosed for use is museriee, kliok.sL bedrooms, ba,
will bt vsrf gearrally Meg/ed. It may be obtained et
all parties selling the paSsat audity imatabis. Is NIP
&ad ezp•rink.

LONDON BANKRUPTCY COURT, OA, 6.

(Before M. Rigistrar WIISLOW as Commialoner.)

IN ILI WILLIAM! Pima W•oatc.-B•L•acsgulan.
—Me foloeriag I. wmaawary_of tbe balance-sheet meter
th, bankruptcy of Colonel William Petrie Waugh, who
was formerly • director of the London and Ikiakero
Baskin' Corporatioe. Re ia described in te proceed
imps as of Brocksea Maud, Dorset, awl of Little
Abingdon-strait, Wiliamleiter. late residia" at
Uprr Onirreporatrest, trading under the style of the
Breakers Clay and Pottery Company.
BALAict-88111 FROM OCT. 1, 1852, TO APRIL 15, 1357,

To cre iitors unsecured £116,481 511
To ditto, pottery amount 1,775 19 8
f5B 257 5 7
To creditors bolding security ... 260,313 19 Ii
To creditors to be paid in full, pottery
aceount 31 14 0
To liabilities
riccirable £995 12 0
Share secount 0 0 0
As aurety .. 440 13 0

To profit—Trading account 3,967 2 3
To .taionent ut affairs—Surplus, Oct 1,

1Z333,177 19 6

By debtors—Good—Cub £l6 13 0
_ .C1,165 19 10

Doubtful—Cash_ £1,095 12 0
Pottery ... 206 410

£1,301 16 10

13aa £11,964 5 7
„ Pottery 355 13 11

To losses ... £10,621 II 4

By property in the hands of creditors ... 185,281 14 1
By trade expenses 4,123 13 7
By sundries, including legal sad pro.
(assional expenses, commissions, in.
terest, disarming, gifts, donatioaa, k.c. 51.089 11
By farm expenses ... ... 11 536 4
By Mrs. Weugh's jointure amount ... 3,301 8
By ehurch amount 7.256 5
By domestic and personal 44,555 4
By cash balsas, ... 500 0

£333,177 19 6
The meeting for examination end &whams is Axed to
take place on the 4th of Noeember next