The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25 00:00:00

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and the evil, of an excessive quantity,
water required by the animal, and th
roots was freely considered and illustrat
as well at the feeding value of an &Tani
and, compared with it, the value of an
swedes, considered and estimated both v
the meat it would make and the eons
contained. These facts he thought
solution of the question, how the inc
might be supplied with sufficient
Lesson C was, he considered, the
straw. Its mechanical and chemical
duly considered as well as its
necessity this year, and its vale
In concluding bis subject the lecturer h,
excuse him in this, the last lecture of
invited them ere they rushed onwards
and distaiseed the year 1864 as appertai
and the forgotten, to "hark back" fm
to recover the scent, and to read over a,
of their bought experience, which he
tabulate their A.B.C. An intense
ensued, in which Messrs. Higgins, Job]
Simmonds, Harding, the Chairman, a
joined. The lecturer having replied
various points touched upon or ol
meeting closed with the usual cote'.
PRONSYADZ CONCIIIT.—On FAater
Mr. Byers, and his justly celebrated
desire), a promenade concert in the
Notwithstanding the wetness of the eve
2(5) persons were present, and after a et
musia bed been gone through in ilrst-ra
commenced, and was kept up with
about 11 o'clock. At the conclusion,
expressed to Mr. Eyers their gratin
evening's amusement, and at the same
another such treat would be afforded
band commenced out-door performance

WIMBORNE.
Aemnerr.—lfiu Linthonie, of I
Tuesday was driving in her pony oar
West Borough, when the omnibus, d.
corner of Chapel-street at a rapid pee
on her. The horse in the omnibus pl
the carriage, completely crushed the bo,
with its lege through the bottom, ore
throwing out the lady. The horse wa
Linthorne escaped with a very severe al
CRICKET CLUB. —Tbe annual meeti
took place 12th April, Mr. Bt. John i
chair. Nine matches were played dui
three of winch they beat their oppotteni
Three other matches were very credital
wee drawn, And in two only were the 3
finanoial state of the club is good.
Coventry was elected president; Mr.
bead vice-president ; Mr. H. Barerstoc
hon, secretary and treasurer; and th
management were re-elected. It wr
every exertion should be used to semu
closer to the town than Pamphill, and
nominated to Mr. Edward Lower, of 11
purpose of getting the use of one of h
Julian's-bridge.
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Parry Sitectons, April l3.—Befot
Esq., Bev. C. J. Glyn, and W. L Ady
Carter and Charles Barton, two rem
young men of Sturminster Marshall,
by Elisabeth Baker, for assaulting hex
way on her returning from church on
The Bench oommitted them both to ha
month without the option of paying
Hussey, of St. Giles, was fined £l, Inc
riding in his waggon on the Cranbor
having anyone on foot to guide th
Bennett, of St. Giles, was fined 155.,
for *similar off cum.—George Bassani
and Isaac Elliott, of Woodlands, wet
each, including ante, for a like offer
Cherrett and William Button were
illegally taking eels in a rivulet at Kim
Hon. Grantley Berkeley has the right
defendants stated that they bad fish
before, and had never been molested.
them 9s. each including coats.

CHA.B.I4OIITH4

On Easter liondiy—the let. Do?set
teen paid Charmouth a visit in the I
remained a short time in the village, •
again to Lyme Regis. .

-CHURCH DECORITION. The East
St. Andrew'. Church this year is ver
sufficient to distinguish it from ordis
activists of a large arose composed of je
lauristinus, planed in the *entre of hi
the alter. On Easter-day, at St. Mai
the altar was correctly vested by harin
of flowers placed beside the candles o
likewise, the brass altar cross was
flowers, and there were vases of flower
table, and • large cross of flowers, Its
front of the organ.

Per-Imm received a free pardon
Office on Monday, and was net at liber
The Sing of the Belgians left Wind
tinent on 'Pnesday.
THE Parromtan Cam —lt is salc
Madam. reporting the result of thi
organs of the late Mrs. Pritchard a
aecribes the death of both ladies G
antimony. The awe bid, fair to beool2
TH2 FORTHCOMING BUDGIT.—The
that in the ensuing financial year we al
revenue of e 69,782.000 to provide for
tore of R 65,890,000., in other WO?
£3,892,001 The great question is "
with it r _ _ _

•
THE General Lynn, belonging to the
went, got on fire during a voyage beige
and Fortress Monroe. The captain bei
tea. The vassal Coittod on to forsaker
the water's edge, and more than 500 liv
STARVING Stalin
described 11111 a hamster-at-law, and
wealth, kept a flock of about 275
having nothing to eat but anew daring
October to February, there being no gr
the sheep died of starvation. He was
the Tiverton Bench, and sentenced to
prisonment in Rester gaol.
LIDDINGTON, first favourite for the
"scratched," but it is still backed at sl
Two Thousand Guineas. Brownian,
favourites for the Two Thousand Guine
scratched.

Volunteer Review at Bright
pasted off with remarkable moms. II
men mustered under arms, gathered fr
and northeastern mantles, but of wl
proportion same from London. There
crowd of spectators. The force was no
of Sir Robert Walpole, and the move]
were intended to represent the ineidei
and hotly contested battle. One
occurred. A gunner in the Tower 11
fell, and one of the wheels of a gun
thigh, braising it badly. Re was
ambulance to the Netley hospital. T 1
the Carabinowirs had falls from their 11
recovered. The horse trampled on t
other soldier and hurt it.

PROVISION FOE THE LIAR MR. Co
Some of the more immediate friends
Cobden have resolved to raise • sum
£20,000 as a tribute of sorrowful eaten
of their illustrious friend, and as • au
vision for those whom be has left bah]
Tax SWINDLING "SON OF THE Lo
Roninuaon."—Tbe clever swindler w
the "son of the Lord Provost of I
Right Hon. W. Lawson, Fag., /c 0.
the past week or two been plays]
havoc upon the credulity and pus
gentlemen, has at last been raptured
whilst trying to swindle some of the sold
swindler was once in the lit Royale—to
address—but he was drummed out of
bad conduct. .

—The Siamese twirl
North Carolina, where they farm a a
They married two sisters, sad whilo
children each the deters lived happily
them, however, bad a sixth child they
would not live under the same roof.
now fifty years old. One of them i
experiments have been made to and o
that binds than were oat whether the;
On the ligature being tied to Ai to pre
tion of the blood, the twine fainted,
therefore, that when one dies they can
and both must pedal. Their respiratil
when they are calm; their hours (
waking, and their joys, sorrows, and
same.—New York Paper.
FLOGGING JUDAS.—A custom, preys
of flogging on the Saturday of Holy'
Judas, was witnessed on board a ship fl
lying in the port of Havre. At about
the moment when the church bells we
the effigy was lowered, and the crew, al
oommenced beating the unfortunate d
tinned until the figure had lost its I
legs, when as • final punishment it
the water, the polka regulations not
burnt at the stake, as is usual in Portn
Incenses or POPIILATIOS.—Officia
issued show the rate at which various o
and multiply. In Great Britain in t
Vvtnx child was born to every 28 oen
1861 , only one child to every 37 p
1862 , one to every 42; Prude (1860),
iselglum (1861), one to every 32 Sated
every 29; Denmark and the Duehie
every 31; Bavaria (1861), one to eve,
(1861), cam to every 31; Spain and
(1861). one to every 28; Greece (1860),
thu (19641), one to every 24.
HOLLOWAY'S PlLLS.—DytperwiA, ii
Imlay, heartburn, I:Clansmen. mem, ,
French philosophers trace the moral
mind to the state of the domed, • an,
wisdom in the spamlation • the seam
body is more than the kitolen to the is
ment—be it ever so slightly diardere
Menai economy is clamed. The yet
the simile, and disbelieve the trent
indigestion exons trod its victim. Th
when they will lament over then
elnereencia Wenger than themselves I
it wlil be well for their oanfort and h
only remember them_ prophetic woo'
readiness Holloway's PUls, a certain is
The folilintt is an extract fcf r.o stab th
(pare 186)i
i the Boyal Collee Triuoalaiion
ge of Phy sicions, of °Lai
P. Co , published by Longman and
small defect in this compilation (I
Pharmacopoeia) that we have no par
what contains sloes; yet we know th,
paean cornet bear aloes, except it h
COCKLE'S MIA which chiefly a
Mammony, and eoloeynth, which I th
Into a mono( eoulpetuni man* She.
Is Obviated I duped by an alkaline p
(unknown to me) el a
no MOM and no we
medkine. - I look at it