The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-14 00:00:00

DOROMMITIII.

WHERE IN RE GONZ!—The Town crier last Saturday
announced the &Dwane of • man "lost, stolen. or
strayed," adding that any one restoring him to his
sorrowing friends would receive • pound of snuff.
TILLIENZIII or Leconte. —On Monday at the
=Police Court, before J. Galpin, Esq., and Dr.
the license of the Antelope was transferred
trews J. kily, demised, to William Turnock ; that of
the George ha (late the Duke of Wellington). from
Flora Georgina Wiltshire, to Charles Dish ; that of
the Crown lan, from Thomas Blandamsr, to George
Hayman.
FOILDINGTON ST. GEOZOL works in this church
are now fast approaching 00Mplatioq. The re-seating
eiready very satisfactorily ftisbe& and an4rfieeertain
extra details remain to be sleeted.
.
reading-desk, an szcalleat piece of Dea
framing new
and
carving la oak, is now in place, having been dane in
Dorchester from the designs of a member of the Vicar's
family, who le himself to supply • carved front panel.
The desk and wet are a gift from the vicarage, in
rostoory at bin. Mottle.
Covev Lur.—On Monday morning beat, the court
lest WSS held according to ancient custom, at the
King's Arms, before Giles Symonds, Esq., steward,
and the following answered to their names :—Mr.
Henry Ling (foreman), Messrs. Mark Tillek_ll.
Bishop, W. Osmond, Janus Miles, Thomas
John Phelps, Joseph Barrett, Joseph Voss, A.=
&emu, James Guy, W. H. Gould, C. J. Ramsey, and
Cecil Cox. There was eons little talk about the
tweleawases of the court leet, while others were In
favour of retaining the old custom. The court was
adjourned until Vriday at four, to give the
of making • presentment or otherwise, and no
the jury will gather at supper at the White fLut the
mine evening.

Duni or Ma. ii. Daum—Although this gad
event had been expected for • few monthe by those
who knew Mr. Damen most intimately. yet ths deep
meow sad regret felt at the announcement will be
ressewhat of a shock to the very wide circle of Mr.
Damea's aoocatot&nOSs not residing in Decameter.
In the town tosU be la remembered with the consider*.
ties deserved by one who was lop k so prominent mem
the merchants here and at Weymouth, and who was
so well known at meetings of agriculturists, notably
the Tanners' Club. Mr. Damen was ever ready to
amist in debates, for his practical knowledge was very
wide. In particular he steadily assaild the Malt
Tat, which he argued was most unfair to Homo
Industry. He served the borough in the Town
Council, and was Mayor on the second visit of the
Bath and West of Ragland Agricultural Society,
after which he retired from the CAUDAL Mr. DAMS
WM always most kindly and mammas, and it wee a
mum of real sorrow when be mot with the disastrous
socident, at the 1.11 01 Widcombe Bridge, from wideb
be never reoevered. Be extfred on Sunday last, at
the age ef St

NnteLPOIL—At the Boroagb Newt, on Mandy
Use adlourned cum against Grow Mischa{ og got
ton, for IcseV pins 00 as to be a nuisance, war
celled on.— . Chick, Inspector of DOS. I
of found one My had been done away, and it.
ranahibig four pigs were in • more cleanly state, but
this morning they were worm %Min and he should
think they bad not been cleaned out for some dam
Yr. Symonds mentioned that compleinta had hen
made io him of an accumulatim of pig manure, in
another plow, nearly poisoning the people rowed. If
the laepector could not find out that, he did not know
what an Inspeotor wee for. This morning he had •
complaint there were three pat. loads thwa.—KL
Gilpin said the water there was running all over the
street, attrwoting the emotion of werybody.—Mr,
(Wok saki be could not swear there was • radiomen
there, be did not think it wag • naleanc•.—Mr.
limos& said It did not depend upon the Inegrector
gay whether such things win.. nuisenosor not, what
was ocw man's meat may be another man's=
whim he was there, no doubt it we. an In
au one& If the matter wee not raseedied, be should
another tenant, for Mr. Williams would b•
• yot to allow such a thing—As to Mitchell's or"
be we. flood lin and oasts, or 14 days In degeok