The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09 00:00:00

YEOVIL.

MUNICIPAL ELROTION.—At the election at four
councilmen for this borough the excitement wite
muoh grouter than it hau been at any former alootion
of thie cheraster in the town. Early in the morning
"whipper, In" wore busily anipleyed in annvuming
end taking voter* to the pall "Temple Her " WAN
employed in removing the tar to the illiterate. 14Y
rending mid fully impounding two or three *mita
whieli were posted in the town. On Tamils), the
Mayor cloalarati the Mato of the pull as fullowe
pismtl Raymond.
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street. The room was omwded, and it la Intended
to hold the next meeting on Wedneeday, at the
Tuwuttall,

KOUTHAMPTON.
Tiic VIIAMAMIS Ur VOMMlOlllll.—Thle lowly law.
pole inviting the dilutor, of the Peninsufir /1„1
Orientxl I 'onipany to a grand banquet to oelebm.
the departure of the first A itetralian mall from Nonith•
amption it the beginning Of next yaw it la also
intended to Invite Lord Hight, the present mule.
motor In China, who onus represented Youthaninak
In I'4ol6llmill, and will eliortly be in Nuglintl.
lest lanimel glven by the Chamber waa 10 Chief
Jusrlee Pilr Alesander Cockburn,
The Peninsular and Oriental Company', aleantablp
iloptain J. Weeks, sailed hence on Thurelay
fur illlonolter, Malta, and Alexionilrlio
out the India and China incite, 163 firet•nlase
and 111 other pawnor*, II full cargo, and 141
Inoue epeele, Jewellery, he., value 0080410+3 fle,
witieigneil ma follows 1.--11omba7, silver, 440,100
jewellery, £647 lOU I Ceylon, Jewellery,
Mediu, sliver, 818,0M1 I 51, 41,0711 in, ;
eovellery, 401,1110 111 a. Colon silver, 4110,00 ;
'mongol, 01,710 10e. Hong ong, allver,
Vii . Jewellery, Olin 14hangluti, silver,
A 47,000 Jewellery, 4040 IM, ,
40111.4011 7. Ad. gold, 070 ewellery,
.011,11110 Me, ail, Among her powwows are ludy P.
litonereet end ilanghter, Deplity•Aseliluit llontonle.
earpiletieral Mills, Mrs. snit Woe Mills. for Malta ;
Mir !lorry YleWlier, for Alexendrio Captain
Firemen', Staff Arielant•Murgetion Croon Mil Mar.
1114110 hr Madras I Contain anil Mrs. Pixley, (lona* ,
and Mrs. Mynie, Paymaster, M'Donalil, fur Calfmtla ;
Rev. J. W. and Mrs. amith, for Hongkong, au,
The iloyal hloil Company's eteamehip Avon,
Captain 11. Revell, arrived it flonthamptom on
'rlinroolay evening, with the IlneililMi and Hirer
Note malls, in chow uf I.lenteriant Neruda, H.N,
Mlie landed paasengsfre at biebrin, and brought og
to Minahampton, including Ilir Altman ler Reid and
homily, Mr, Thomas Walker and homily, Mr. Thopifte
ililo4 cUll family, from Rio Colonel It. Westin'.
eat, Mr, W. Dent, from Pernambuco, go, fhil
freight she hell bullion onil lopyule from Buenos
Ayres, 81,030, Montevideo, £4,878, 1110 de Jonelro.
X 1111,0311, MONA £1.278. and Pernambueo NA4 tota
4 l;
407 f oleo almonds value 030,11M7 Howling, 113
barrels of Willow, 13 hales of lief tobacco, two uses
111 ulgare, sie uses of mutt and 108 packages at
sundries.
itohlllllY, —Viscount Pilmeninn ham promised to
preside at the annual meeting of the Labourers'
Nnenirageinent Autolotlon, which will take plug
no the 17th inO, His Lortlahip will aleo peiside at
the annual meeting of the Agricaltural Society as
December next.
The organ Moill for the Abbey ()burgh will be
opened on Friday next, by the Rev. Slr Fredrick
Oueeley, Profeseur of Musk) at the Osferd
University.
FORDINONNIDOII.-10 ill very eatiallootory to hear
that Her MaJuty's Inspector of lioliools, the Rev. It.
H. Hughes, on his mount examination of our
National Schools, reports that "The school is doing
well in both dsportmente." In cionsooinence of the
favourable repents made for the bet six years, Mies
Memo, the mistress of the girls' school, be. bun
proinotsol by the Committee of the Privy Cuesoll on
Education, from the third division of the third
degree of merit to the the third division of Hammed
degree.
The opening dinner at the Greyhound Hotel, oame
eon Monday, and was Attended by a highly res-
pectable party. The duties of the chair were ably
discharged by Mr. R. Withers. Thu usual touts on
such °evasions were given and freely responded to.
Some excellent glee. and songs were sung, and a
pleasant evening waa spent. Much praise is des to
Mr. Chiloott forth, sumptuous repeat laid on the
table, which, with the wines, was of a flret.rate
character, and gave great satisfaction ; and from the
polite and agreeable demeanour of the host and hostess
on this occasion, we cannot doubt that nooses will
attend their endeavours.
WINCHICITSR.—Fita of November. —At the oath,.
dial there was neither special service, sermon, nor
helbringing in commemoration of the discovery of
the Gunpowder Plot and the landing of William 111.
at Torbay.

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SALISBURY.
On the 4tl; inst. the Rev. William Rigden, 8.A.,
the much respected aunts of South Newton, in this
county, was instituted by the Lord Bishop of Salis-
bury, to the rectory of Shaftesbury Saint Bumbold
(ilia. Cann, Bonet, void by the cession of 00 Rev.
Joseph Timothy Parker, clerk, on the presentation
of the Right Honourable the Earl of Shaftesbury.
NATIONAL BOHOOLA.—The annual irisree tion of
these large and important school, was oo ducted on
Thursday, November 4th, by the Rev. .P. War.
t
burton. A very creditable result, both children
and teachers, is testified by the reveren inspector's
own words, that "Th. school passed ' most Wis.
fiwtory exiuninatiou in a oomprulieive hat of
subjects."
Gas bony AND Cone Company, An extraor-
dinary general meeting of the she °Mors of this
mnp oaity wits held at the Council Ch nber on Wed.
i
nes.fi w
ty lest, The chair was on eil by T. W.
(filbert, Esq., and there were about 1$ oluireholibers
present. On the motion of the el irnian, imeotithul •
by Mr. Monday, it was tlllallilTlOUll resolved that it
is expedient that the oripital of 'lie oompany be
inuramieil frOOI XN,OOO to 410,01 , by the creation
of 150 sham of the value of £lll M. pooh, and that
the cum ill raised be appliastile ti pity off the present
debenture debt of 42,000. Aft her remilittion was
likewlee agreed to, antliorlein a direutori to take
'mil; stops IN they may think to tarry thus twin.
tion into affect,
Tiiiworprit.-7Vis Tilltoort Stull, awl Ms hull
Ale, l'hotatte A adoetote Slug —The stalls at Tid-
worth are nearly emptied it Mr. Smith's favonriet
buten, which bevy been sent as prevent, by
klni, Smith to " The $lllll - " old friends. Mr.
Itowilen, who was re long t c *bleat of aoadjutors to
hint in Iburipeldro hunt g matters, gets llama
Ashley ; Mr. nonionic get rorittasloti 1 Mr. H. Net.
bin, Raglan ; and Ceptalii i now, Brunetti. The
latter le by Mulling, All Wee purehaseil from Mir
Richard Mutton for flOn Inert. I Mr. Smith rode
her a season, and then el lamed in Carter's hands.
In addition to the 55 on les of hound., there are 11l
couples of Nipple*, sonic f them by the Squire's late
favourite, (Nelson), who Is to be chained up, and
end hie dove at the him ,—l)iring the last fortnight
of his life Mr. Smith w In no small spirit. 'bout
himself, as he had gall d some 4 or 5 lit.. in weight,
scuorillng to his weigl ng.tnachliie, which he alwaye
carried with him to 1 I hill and Wales. In earlier
days he WAS 1114 ma above 10 stone, but latterly
It. was quite 1 Ist 101 h. Hie health woo clam-
paratively good till Rhin a few days of his death,
and then, taking to le bed, the last three or four hem
slubered quie a tly way. His body was laid at
I
church in the park y the stile of his father 1 but a
summer temple at he end of one of the shrubbery
clothe, which lookt down towards the conservatory,
has been convor d into a Portland stone mouse.
l
Icon, by the add lon of a smell room behind, with
i
three oompartimnt., for himself, his wife, and
mother...M.llm he building of it begun shortly
before his death and it is some three hundred yse
from the house
MICLKNHAId. Revival of the Agricultural Society.
—A meeting owners and camphors of land in this
neighbourhoo was held at the King's Arnie Inn, on
Monday, Rah Lopes, Eiou, in the chair, when
c
it was doeid to revive the Melksham Agricultural
Society, an to hold the first cattle show on the 14th
December. The prospects of the society are said to
be exceedin ly eneouraging.
Mona° otyou.—A man named King, a gams.
keeper to L. Marquis of Ailesbury, wee found dead,
lying on hile faoe, on Sunday morning, in the forest.
At the itiuest, which was held on Wednesday, at
the (lotting of his father, who is also a gamekeeper,
it was #ated the deceased oocasionallY had fit.,
and that there was no doubt he was seized with one
In this instance, and falling on his face into the soft
tarth, was suffocated. Verdict accordingly.