The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

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GAOL APII SOOSI OP 001111110TION.
This report was read by Um Bee. C V. Bresnan.
It slated that the prises had bees esantated and found
la perfect order. The total basilica al prisoners at
peeset to custody were 11. For trial at these makes
14-10 maim mid 4 tamales. For trial at the Asia" 4
—3 males, sad 1 feents. 2011 prinosen had ewe met-
yakked during the quarter, against 197 for the 'or•
respoudiag (pewter ot lAA year. 29 naval Prima., ,T 1
bad
bees committed during the quarter ,_•41484 "
or lb.
corn:sonatas period at Ise year. The sessmittee eon-
eidiersd a dietary which bad bees issestmeaded by the
begretary at elate for gement adoption in sessty and
borough pole, and though they toned it to be some-
what more comptisatiod than their prenal dietary, yet
there appeared to be so Me eseential difereseabst emu
the-s.. aiat they reestameed its edoptioll, it it be
deemed advisable by the Omit k short discusaion
ensued rolled., to the qesetioa of the dietary el pri-
soners, slier .I+ll the report sae adopted.
PIM 11111DOI LSD BUILDIPOS MOW

eras red by Mr. W. H. P. OIIEDAN. This showed that
• new bridv. salted Belk*ld Bridge, bad bees erected
between Storsatoalir Newton and Haselbary. The
following mama were looked for by the oomaittoe for
wo,ki to be a:Patted daring the eowng quarter :
Bridges, 173 11s. 44.; gaol, £76 17s. bd. ; ball,
£23 17s. 14. ; boom, EIS IS.. 84.; Cerise jostles-room,
£3 ; wad for rosary works ordered by the Court sail
In progress, £6.5 13s. 64. ; total-1260. The report was
adopteJ.

001:11MT LUNATIC ASTIAIf.
111,. !torn bronchi up and read this report, which
statad that the balance is band last saute/ was
Cl 14.. Id.; the amount from parishes at ls. per day,
£1,312 3.. K.; total £1,313 19.. 3d. ltsprad tam,
£1,282? 19s. 6d. ; balms* in band, 1:313 19s. 9d. Number
of pstsents in the two asylums last quarter, 144 salsa :
161 ; thud. 306; disebaried. 9; died,?; total
DOW in the As,lanis. 289. It was proposed to noose
. . . . . .

the gr. otos post ai the meals petiesta to
the asylum at Man4aiber, retoiniog eidg 10 as 10 at
Porstrol. The Visitors had also is sentemplotias the
adsdesies of miateste obese the peeper time at • higher
tate of malstessom. Tr. finessee os
resale under the aoperbieesso el M,.
lb* aid el • toadied amistast, at • brim-, of
OIIIIIVIL The seesesity of seedied essiaSenos to r.
%mak wi vier all the patients were removed le Ober.
2111init. S or WA, had bens metaled oet to the Visitors op
the Lunacy Commimioeses at Asir lest obit. AS tho
last Court of ftes-iona, the Visitors informed the Ooert
uf • &Sanity whoh had arisen is promodisi with the
righ• of Font... from the prosiness of 'be testa of the
£4,300'. sea litiorathod by the !Me Mr. Brows. It
wal at that time hoped (tat the dillieelty minht be
remedied by as order of the Court of Chem:err, at
small exposes, but the Visitors were 'defiled that •
ocronderablo ant would be incurred, is odditioo to
towel appearing in behalf of Mr. Brown's repreeents•
Item od the MUM", and it would be roawary for
the AttornerGeoersi and the Charity Commionesen to
be represents I in lb. snit. As these oasts would have
to be defrsyed out of ti • county rate, the Visitors
thought they would not be Instilled is incurring soah •
large expense, w.th the pompon else notortain nosh,
mid accord liap decided to proceed so Luther lath.

reposed fa&
Me. bout LIN after readies the shovel, said that Were
adverting to cam or two tapir which were mentioned
in the repost, whims be might not be cosaidered to he
taking spun bits that which he ought not to do is this
Court, if be referred for ate moment to the deep regret
with which the Visitors had heard of the loos of their
old lad enellentscusaty megiatrate,Mr. RehortGerdos.
He bad bad so atueli to de with Hoer Ude friend in
matters relating to the Asylum, and on the part of the
committee bad received sack Wearied& kindness sad
amlb nay advies sad asageoes frees kint,that be ionld
not pare over thus oteerdoa without expressing the debt
of institude be felt be owed he him. Perhaps it might
sot be known to the Court. bet Probable it might ha to
SUMO of them, that Mr. Gordon bad at • very early
period of kis life taken • warm god most active interest
I. all rielters connected with the treatment of Nastier.
ladoed as early as the per lit 27 Mr. Gordon moved in
the House of Commons for a apaamittee to Monte iota
the condition of that nativity Mass of gorSOMS the
lunatics of England. The result of the labour,
of that committee was that a sin was inte-
rbreed by Mr. Gordon In the Hone of Commons
In the following year, which lad ultimately to
the appointment of the Beard which sow now
existed so long and with DO meek pea sorer, to the
country the anpointemet of the IteArg of cororojesionoto
in Loony. It was DOS fin hiro to point out in bow
many minces the laba.-cre of Wt. Gordon had been
valuable so this aaff.ering clam of the entmesnity, bat
when 'l'l :eonotbered the stets of the lenadice,ead
°epee ally th.,, pauper toootroo, throughout gatelsed in
the. Yeer when Mr. (Jordon cearepeneed Idelabours,and
,whaa. they looked at the sessional—be thought he might
riia le ',ay cornforte—eith which the peeper Mimes wen
41 nreseet sarroanded, and the ineelient treatment
which they remind at their County Asylum, be
thought he was not saying too much in remerking that
this county owed a deep debt of gratitude In him,
and that they could look up to hi. same with pride as
being one of those persons who had sprung from this
county, and ooe of not • few who had rendered great
service to the poorer clung of society. Mr. Mover
then ',Boded to the number of deaths whit& had taken
plan in the two Asylums, which lie said was larger
than usual. am, chion he edverted to the cam of a
hmeco, named Mary Ann Ford, of Weymouth, who
had been committed to Denheater gaol for • brook of
the peace. Whilst in that place it wee found she wee
insane, and had been removed to the County Lunatic
Asilum, shire she warn at present confined. The
Lunen 11.Notiroisiiiiners had dwelt at ODOM length on
this in tore referring to the pleetioe of pereeps in her
condition being ant to gaol for the perinea of getting
rid of the charge on the district to which they
&Impel. He did pot beliefs there was soy
remota that rach had been the object io slew
in this case. The feet was that this wee,„oo haul b 0,,,
a lutiatie for Teeny years. and poaser,,od of oeseigerettle
protorty. het not having any friel,,i„ to,toogiorAy foisted
to •r, ;lotting had been to,,,oede ending her to •
luhatic •-ylum un'il I •"or, when on Mr. Byrne., use
superiniendent of 0.4 Asylum, woo ooptk.g to memo.
ing tar. b" ""'..ed that on accent of her baying so
uo,cb rroPe'.,7 pamper lunatic asylum was not •St
Placa'lor her, mad Mere could be taken to place
r nem becoming her entices. A carious
'.erwasestance con iiec tad er:th thus woman was,
fillat ea her &dined/is to the asylum £l4O was
teed sewed up in Icr item Considering that elm
had rowed tt,reogh the hands of the officers at Wey -
emu, h ai.d Horelp wee, and that by her oath statement
the re..ser was in the same condition as when it was
secreted, he thought this was met creditab'e to the
tenanis of the • inity. He then elluded o the decision
which the Visi, lag Justen had come to reelecting re•
nine: Pintos is their own hands remaning that
shot w.re epinios that if then, had been no
digleultiee in the cede, and if Forston could have Wet,
Pen, ard a fair amount reelia.6l, the money could have
been ins.d to the county for the vont. hot could be
at propriated at some future time if it diould be ecin•
ai•ti pd seenialy to make farther scoomodetion to the
building on the pri sett site. After some further re.
marks he reht he would tasks a motion for the *spin'
emu of the suboribers to be paid over to the Vannes
Justice,
The Ram. C. J. Otte earned the gratilicatioe it
afforded him at Leung the remarks made by Mr.
Plover, which he ova had gives him some hopes that
northing esseld moon be done with Fenton for post I.
lip ton that tease of periame—the middle time lunatics.
The Oulu! As istfis.t•il that Mr. Flamer had peen
pond reesens for retaisieg 11.01,430, and mating it oriel
as snap rfivoription of asylum. It would he a emote
of ;retie tine to him if it could powitoly be done, to
pay to the Viaiting Jot:time the capital seat. resolving in
return an equivelest hermit It was Deemer, the'
they mould set in combination, and that the 'Plating
Jostien and euhsenb re should unite in *an yin' outosie
DOIDIDon purpose. He then explained that by retaining
the old Asylom as • plasm for middle elms lunatics no
sites =Pause could be involved by having a medical
nicer, a. from the number of patients at present in
the Asylum at Chanainater, it was noseenary to have
another. and Mr. Floyer's preposition was that Mr.
apnea should reside at Charadmiter and the anand
medical °Meer at Fontes.
The report was received and adopted.

TIM IFINANCI eXPORT

was read by it r. 17 .i.. ffalinOliallaWs. This showed
that the espouses ef the quarter had bean 0,670 6s. dd.,
and the receipts cs,ars 14.. W., leer* • baleen* of
4101 S. nl. A lousy rate et fd. to Hie posed.
alainotiag t0rt.620 44., was rtcooereded. Macon..
asittor. haring been &imbed to by Kr. Coombs, an the
parte( lie late Sheriff, for an a110w.... amount of
ob. adfolooal expo... Moaned at the etecanles of
Fundy and Fonka, by barricading the top of the Lodge
aad emoting *dodo:nal mhos to was it oh, nadir
ghe peculiar cercametantse of the two eseeratleas, and
thc character d Pried,. beg to aged to the Court
that au charm., of 110 be gran
Mr. Winn:son, the late Risk Ilberiff. mid be did
not wish that anybody should say tlst he had dosited
to avoid any expenses connected with the alnicralty.
He Ned read in the iseennapeni of Preedy's conduct at
the era and subsequently In the gaol, sad by virtu.
of I is ..flee it arse neolanry that ha should &puts to
'hie lin 'Sr Sheriff, that be should take ovary prowiattioe
for lb.. ra.n's safety, nod on the plass was net sett.
Went!, prnieettd alien be was going to be anemia b..
ordered • barrier to be eraistrermal. He took this
"PPottnnity of stating that his thaelor-inserif had done
be dart. sad earried out he instructions properly.
Application had been sate to Governmeut for the en.
Penes that incurred, and had been retorted from them
to tbe county. There was no precedeet for this
ilemaad, hut be thoagitt Government ought to pay the
mott.r. NI it WU spent on one of their convicts from
Portlaad.
A 'alight &rushee ensued an this subtetit, oryml
magidrate. stating that they were of opinion that the
Sinn! had the choice of choosing the place of execu-
tion And dose aro' ...sot It be could hare bad snot her. '
and LA hare Weaned the owed., esentiogied in the.
rcpoit The untie chairman also mareasied • simile,
opinion. Mottos east it would ben. important thing U
they could ssnetoiti opens whoei foil the os_peate *Ma
settee wen tnr• hung la Laaalaal lately.Tk. q;leStie.'
tree eiltiontalt rafernat hawk to the rtainioe Oisastunter
a, ea t. r • module for the fa/their dime...doe of it at the
nest ereetoria.
Mr. Jew. Guarinv. owed :—"That this Court do
"....in„ Do to Her ihjellirli prilbapa aNliald7 a
litaild for the Homo Dees, tamest. that the ••6,r, ,'it'!
gs,
. V, .10 UM 005 payable to the elate of "mislead potty
genneina and clerk of the Jostler* cit the Hriopoi
die am in this meaty, in lies of tertaie Nes, he vim.,
of •• order snack ea.i. t the Act 14 and 16 Von. sea
66. or At...raft,. for certain business 'bonne meatesed.
In.
re.....d..4, and ibm a. We Mins of £46 •hoold I.
mid. le the 1460011111 of web salerv, snaking the eau of
gm .. 5h...g.....1 of Wary, which. In the oaths ef
thin autrit, e'oail lat iad is seel clerk."
Mr. T. BVI4III .bleeki !O_Or Ott"' "ati"Vati,
16 ligosega II • um adds if
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solisied bosom be bed bred that ether *as=
• blither salary Asa he bpi. After oligkt
tbe masks see entered le MO retorted to tie alseleitstel
of the Bridpert &dims
worry rouge Nowt.
r.
Irwirroa red 4 this te trete Vida we
Arse& Shot flalap, Dwebsehor, had ere-
-6464 to istoy polite carts sod isse_thest is teeth.
true the lot Nay for elves }gem teetptAlti
boos. leoledies basest la hated at
£4.13? Id sod tits esseditsate it 1,1123 ii.lZ,
kerbs; • blew of 111,713.1. u.ettisollt for
aro estelsd aeons, was MOOS 13e.sbiscrollesesesdos
rua asbnaisd to ma IL 14. ( ) auteaded
Old 40., teseived heft the ties lad coartor. A rots
I, !he peels% SMIIMIDtiRj 1 £11,0113 Is., wee room-

ligtorotboded tits badmen of this Court, and It ad.
joarsol nl4lllO o'clock oa Wedmoday raoredag, artz
after Lord Portman bad daliveripd bin Amp, the

01 D.TI .s.sd.

MOWN 001:712.
(Before J. Eloper, Boq, M.P., deputy chairman.)
Gorge Toop, • esount, was charged with stealing •
watch chain, oho property of Eli Bower, at Iwsoags, oft
the nth of ma. Mr. Porter prosecuted. amid Mr.
Cathie defended. It appeared that pvoie.utoe keeps •
jeweller's rap at Swanage, and 00 tha day to mostion
parser want there nod bought • watch tied char.
Another ran woo also shown hist, hat this Is de.
aimed to purehreo After he had left the rain warn
mining. and it was found in hie portrks by Super.
intend's' Eales—The joy found Ho primar sot
guilty, and ho wet orderd to he immediately released.
Jomph Wood-ford, • oaster, was sentenced to di
months' im ricotta:est with bard labour. for ealtesiliog
17... thorra of Kr. Itiehard Lachbro. Brood.
wry on t • do Iteptoonhulast —Mr. Poleproreuted.
Thomas Hoe es, o lad, **MA guilty to stealing •
terrors!, the property of Wiliiano Hanford at Bid-
port. llie was entered to six months' impriaoomeet
with hard labour.
Jones Gelobs, labouror, pleaded nnt guilty to an
indictrarat eharging him with stealing two sheep shins,
tits property of Henry Mar* at Cloileombe. oo tot Ifoth
of A oil. —Mr. Nam.' promoted, and Mr. Cole
dshndatl. The Jury Mord • medial of not guilty
of rteiling, bet guilty of madam—Primmer eon/eased
, that be hid eaferpot fear year,/ penal servitude for •
felooy in HEM, and Move months' imprisomnest for
another Lloay in 1862, besides impriemolint for
various other offenses. He via sentenced to mom
yews' pond aervity
H 13 years of sr, wee Wired for
of Berk Oreettee, at
. 1. 7th prAjft April, John Ramsey, hie
father, was shamed with serving it knowing is to have
been .tooso.—Mr. N. Bodo. prosodist The boy wee
ford redly, bet the jag ressorseuded Ithat to osercy
on mount tibia youth. It appeared, hoover, that bit
bad boom asestantly ia the habit of thioviam sad he was
andeard to 14 day.' inoprisoorest, in the Here of
Correetios. and or the agar-stir of that sostesee to be
nest to • Hatonestory. and More kept for lye y•eare
The (rho was orpaitted, du Jury however sensaring
Lb* part bo bad taken in oho tramcar.
Bichayd Marsh. labomor, won cholarith reeling
• quatitity of wool. the proper, of Seymour,
• at Bradpole.—Eir. Gans def —Zia=
was found pulty, and sontenatd to them IBM
labour.
Grego Crahlo, lidocturer, cm cheered with oblainisr
bt fah* Otetebtkee Aye sheepokina, belong's( to Abel
Whittle, at Poventor.—Mr. Cutler promoted,
primer was undaendod.—Tbe jury found Ow primer
faulty, and he won asattesei to six incoothe hard
labour.
Hobert Hoary Strange was Indicted for Melina
wereol artirdes of hamea, the property of P'rederiek
WitlanT Norman, at Sbertooriso. Hft was round guilty,
and sestommod to two usontlaV bard labour.
NISI PIM WORT.
Orions the Eight Hon. Lord Portman.)
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The -Vicar of She;lacese v. the Charehwardees and
Overseers of Sherboree.—Mr. roisks and Mr. Collies
appeared for the Thar, aad Me. Dole hod Mr. limaders
for the oversoMa —This Wm ea appeal against • poor-
rate, the vie& tonteading that metals debunkers which
bad heels Wide bad not bees allowed. —The Court *pa-
inted thecoVad refused to grant • NM PIMA
Mr. rooks for.
Samuel John Collins, and Memos Webber,
appellants e. the Rev. O. P. Cambridge and 0. W.
Perrier, EA., Justifies or the pease tot the Wareham
division, reepoodesti—Mr. Coals appeared for the
Vante. Ink*. W. rooks and Mr. Studer* for
nstilese-s-This was ea meet to quash • convielere
mewl alt the appellaats on the 26th of April last. by
wttleh they were sentenced to three days' handsomest.
The rilfeses with which the appelhata were charged at
the Wareham petty sessioss was for Intimidating stone
masons in the employ of Mr. Nathan White, of Spinets.
—The coovistion was quashed.
Mart Orate, a sweep, was Merged witketealiag
jacket the prorty ad Thomas Feta, sO Fordiagtoo,
on the Ind Of Mara. sad William Stanley, hawker. (on
bad) was charged with feloniously reserving
Flocks presented. end Mr. Collins defeeded Stanley.—
Us lordship directed that the latter Amid be appaitted,
hat Crate was found guilty, and motetteed to four
ntentbs' hard laboar,
John Waite, plsedid guilty to eashesoling various
sum of sweep the propetly of Jetties Rise, his
nintsh ot Netiorliery, and wee senteased to two
swaths' intplisoomsot with bird Moen
George Perris wee isidiread kis stealing a sneer table
Mom, the property of Oriouiaas Came, at (Needle
Marsh. on tbn Mb of leader, —Mr. rooks proMeeted.
and Mr. Ostler defended.—Prisrmer was fated guilty.
end sentemed to three mouths' lesprisinuneet with hard
labour.
Thomas Smith and Charlet Illittteldnisk4il), Pere
indicted for sommlttiag an mese upon Semen.
at Piddistrentbido, On the 1 Mt of Ap
appeared, lbit Rotating, did tot, and his own mool.
mom of ClO, aid that of his surety for • similar 'us,
were declared to be forfeited. —Mr. Pear, his solicitor,
stated that linNhings gave him £lO to become his
surety, and be did so in order to ease him from going to
prison, as be had no friends with him at that'.,. of
his examination before the Reash.—lgr. Collins
7.:oseouted, and Mr. W. rooks defended.—Prieoner
pleaded not guilty. but subsequently, on the advice of
his weasel, pleaded guilty to a cocaine* serisalt. —The
noble !disinters said he *bought the sada of justice
would be met by !Mitts entering into his own mogul.
some of fle to appear when *aid epoq for inclement.
This was accordingly doles, sad he was discharged.
HAIIBII Idstridrat —Frederick Cross, a weU known
character of Perdingtoe, we *barged with stealing •
,eytbe, the proper y of James Coiale, at litinidord.
Seeteace—live yea& penal servitude.
William Nemo a private in the lord Horse Artil•
Nry, was charged with stealing • pocket-book. con.
Mining massy, belonging to Mr. Welter Mondea, at
Dorobreter.—Kr. W. hooks prosecuted, and Mr.
Collins defended.— Asqvittod.
Henry Sternory, silos Tenser. alias Harris, labourer,
was convicted of stealing two rabbit reaps, the property
of Thomas Smear, as Wootten rugger', and sentenced
to 12 months' bard lsboer.
The tread jury Ignored the bill against Edward Casey
lea bed) charged with steeling 35., the property of
Stephen Payne, at Wareham.

DORCHESTER. TEM DMus? Rinse. Min
weekly sweeprakee wale shot for on Monday at 200,
SW, ant 500 yenta range, =yen rounds at melt, and
ware won as follow. :-1-t, Private Thomas Homer, 61;
2nd, fiexpeat Homer. 56 ; drd, Colour -Sergeant Greater,
54 (leas handicap, 4); 4th, Sergeant Cross, 50 OM
hand'oep, 2); srh„ Corporal Greenleg,4B ; 6th, Corporal
48, (lem handicap, 1).
Tan ran surirtor or 811.11011.—At the eoactlosice
.4 tits financial =wows coneected with the Midsummer
Seesions at the fihirehall, on Toserlay, • meetitig was
bold, the object in view bring the prep" teeth's d
.almon in the rivers Stour and Proms. Major
Frampton monpled the 'blur, end there weni about •
toms georleamo present About three nmatbs ago an
associetioe, ins formed for this purpose, and at the
iresent meeting the hon. sec., Charles Hombre, SA.,
detailed the steps which bad been taken to =feet this
purpose. After an uninteresting diecussice on tbe
matter, the following restolotiona ware pared :
Proposed by Colon, 1 1111 easel, 'wooded by R. Tyler,
Req., "That • subeeriptioa be at mon raised to
defray such calomel's as may be Incurred by
the Ageociation is sag out the Salmon Am
of 1861, is its in ty. upon the Stour end Frown, and that Mr, et Williams be requested to
act as tressum." Proposed by M. S. Yeatman, Esq ,
ascended by G. T. Bullock, Esq., "That • working
committee be appointed, consisting of four gentlemen
for each rim. For the Stour, lb* Hon. R. P0nt...,,
Coloosi Mandel, C. J. Parke, and the 50. ,t. H. Austin.
For the Trouts, C. Baehr°, R. Teithendoshangh,
James Pantos, end B. Pyhr." A suteeription list ems
got up. and received signatures for a ooemiablo cum,
voth of thaaks to the &airman terminated the pro-
ceedings.
Tat FOll2llOl Treg.—Tbis event took tan :It
afternoon and evening d Ccronatiou day.
sad puha= diarists am the anal charauteristies of theme
Moe, bat on this occasion Moire was nothing of the
hied. The preseedingl were soodaed to rrts and
massecoests In • field adforalag the Walk.. The priori.
el Manus of attmetioo was the eilabrated but doagotoes
▪ word feats of Sergeant Hominy, of Um Q
Thmo soesisted of cutting bare of lead In two whilst
follies, swing as sag on a boy's head, and alio • lief
of bread. The sever= tricks were asatlyittlarongh,
and elioited mesh Appian's. In the earl
early part of the *Tenho( • lame anseber ef pence= were
in the geld, most of whom entered heartily into the
11,110M11100111 provided. Tbe hand of the Dandiest=
Rifie corp., snider tb• climatic* of Mr. H. Welliming.
was preeeng, to the Assists of which dassieg was kept
op with reach animation. lliedng la the ring was very
estenaively petrouised, and Acne Sally had her fair
ahem of admire's. Tbe only drawback was Um rain,
which ommieuted falling shoat seem o'clock, and this
had the effect of catmiag many pumas to retiremad pre-
venting °there're= sobering tie field.
MAKRILOR Or NM BniniDLL-00 Thursday,
Prank Thies's, Pin., eldest mos 011 k. Rev. Lord
John Thyme, Sub-Dean of Westraisiter, was
married in Westminster Abbey, to Miss Edith,
olden daughter of B. B. Sheridan, Sig., M.P., for
Dorchester. The service was perfumed ebeiagy,
the Res Lord John Thyme, sad hie eon, the Rev.
A. C. Thy..., motor of Kilkhampten, Cornwall,
being the officiating clergymen. Long before the
arrival of tke bride and bridegroom, the chapel wm
densely crowded with opeetaters, and by 11 o'clock
she spine allotted to the friends and relatives was
esemend by about 200 of the nobility. The bride,
who was beautifully attired in • deem of while
earl silk, slavered with mccnillieut Breeds lam.
with veil of the same material, and head-drem of
mar blossom% with a ankh°, and sar-riap of
ode, the gift of Lord Juba Thrums, arrived
d the abbey eh.rtly after 11 o'clock, amempuned
iy bee father and mother. The bridegroom had
previouely arrived, accompanied by Lord Henn
*keit, who toted as "but man." The bride wa
weeded at the altar by the following yawn ladle.:
—Mir Shield's, awe of the bride, Mims Thyase.
water of the bridegroom, Lady Owendoline St.
Hair, dateable" of the Duke and Doom ei
&morns Lady Victoria Boort. 44111hier of _Ow
Usk* sad Osamu of Busies* L_ Mary 1747;
lox of OM Pod of &wind, lag Louis

Ism, domelike it the Bari sod Couutess of Bras,
Lady Miss MoDoemell, *ROW of bums Counties
ni Annus, sad Miss Oordoit, daughter of Lady
Pramois Darden, who wen skillarly assilye is owns
of *Mk tarlakm, Wass/ wftli bilis fibboas,
with cloaks kid WA* sad saoh wearift
gakt alcaoselled looks', the gift of um
After the 'orris* * newly *added pair west to
tbs neklaisos of Mr. Brinsky&bsrldio,fe Granular-
It.=sautptalcias wier Ina served by
Ouster, of via, to about 150
pada At half-past two the happy pier left the
tows for Beaulieu, assr Southampton, owe( ilk
asks of tin Dubs of Basoicsad Ms bridal

permits wore numerals and uostly, mid eom
primmi From Lady John Thyme, • game
of diamonds and rubies I l'antique • from dm Duke
and Hocken of Bacclenob, • wrieklale and ear-rings
of rabies and pear* in the Holbein style ; from the
Duke and Dualism of Somerset, pearls and tar
-
quoins from Lord Henry Seat, • massive gold
asin, in the ancient Egyptian My* with an
Egyptian soarabee, in bine pommel, 4sr his bid-
ships own &alga Beautiful breosintaswore pre-
twoted bY the Marquis of Bath, Earl Candor, Lord
Dulferin, and
.other relatives of tho Mids. The

ceshmeri, which is deriptieur in all transoms,
was preemited by Lord PoMoore. There were
other presents too numerous to mention. The
"neat altogether was of a highly interesting charades
DMPASTION. —At the Shushan, on Saturday,
before R. Thornton, Frs., Richard Gosling, •
private beloogintsito B Battery, of Royal
Rosa.
=with c=tht uP
os. %lc? rddjUffLF:Rangd
prisooer at Develisk on Friday, and having no pass
he took him in charge. —Prisoner admitted that he
was a deserter, and had deserted from his regiment
on purpose to be removed from the charge of the
serjeant of his company, whom, he said, woe "down
on him."—Closling wee banded over to the military
authorities to deal with.
I u •
es ...AP cOMID DUB ti • Ftm.B.—On Thurs-
day, G. Symonds, Req., coroner, held an inquest at
Changeling's, on the body of • cabinet maker,
named Samuel Atkins. It seems that deemed, who
had for song time past suffered from disease of the
heart, left hie home on Wednesday evening, and
went into • Said bear Channinater, it is behaved in
mean* of moor-ben's eggs. It is supposed that whilst
so espied his beam most have been afttiotedZ
hie dismiss and ceased death. Tim Jury
an open verdict,
WICYMODTIL —Boeotian finssiors, Thursday.
—(Bela. the Mayor, and J. Ayling, &sq.)
Aiizosre litiauximentiv.— William Gillingham,
a man in the employ of Mr. Dunn, of the Victoria
Rotel, woodworm& with embezzling ile., the property
lot his meeker. Dunn, however, did not appear,
I and prisoner woe discharged.
Desnartoe.—Alseaader Whitehood, a seaman.
wee brought op in cbstody Alkyd 'Pith desalting
1 ilia ship, add refislifg %ode on board when requested.
I —it appeared from the evidence of Captain Selig,
that prosper was • seaman on board • vessel laying
In Portland Roads, sad about • fortnight ago signed
artistes at Shields for • three years voyage. On
that occasion he received six weeks' wages in &demos,
but had only worked a fortnight. an Wednesday
morning be left the ship for the purpose of vimiting
• medical allow in Weymouth, having injured his
arm. Late in the evening he was seen by the
captain, Mho &sited hien to go oh board, but this
he refused to do. —ln defence, prisoner said be could
not work, as his arm wag so much injured.—Captain
I Bali, mid that Mr. Baospai bad inkirmed him that
priemser's attb wee saMalundy well to 'earn on
board ; Wren if it was not, be need not do anything
until it snia —ln answer to the Beach, he mid that
he would prefer pelmets being compelled to go on
board instead of being sent to gaol. This the Bench
decided to do, and prisoner was removed to his 'hip
in irons.
Ilacenaxt.—Throsiehout the whole of Thursday,
the Sands find firsenKli was the resort of a great
labiate" of people, chiefly excursionist., to witness
the I •rge quantities of mackerel which were caught
in the Bay. Three or four "takes" were mads and
it is computed that from 24.000 to 30,000 Galt were
netted. This large quantity was speedily disposed
of to enterprising fish marehante, and dispatehed to
London and other places
Minute Omit off Attatunbe. —The first
district Steeling of this Order will& Imo takes place
in this town, was held last week as the Institution,
when the following delegates
Brothers G. Mendes and M:ro:re., (170171 J.
Moore and A. Davis, (Weymouth), The following
Frairwere appointed district officers : Brothers
s Road, D.P. • A. liortight, D.S.P. ; W. R.
P. Jeffery, D.T. ; sisid C. F. Jeffery, D.S.
COaogAlloS DT.—On this day border' wee very
getters/1y suearesided is the town, tall ;Oise way to
pleasure and normals, The Morning gave promise of
that delightful kind of weather which is so eagerly
voted fre by those parties who intend to make the
heat ole day's holiday, end vehicle after vehicle, Goa-
ttininff Mt?. going pis.nicing, and laden with
hempen Vied with viands, loft the town trr Lulworth,
Bindon Abbey, Upwer, and Portland. ff,w tbdee
who preferred squad.; exounioes the Weymotith
sad Portland Steam-boat Company had made the
moat ample arrangements. Soon after tea o'clock
the Premier steam yacht left the harbour for
Ledworilt, Bournemouth, and Swamp, and was
crowded with pusengera Jones's hood was on boerd,
and during the trip enlivened the company by playing
a choice selection of music The excur.ion was most
delightful, and highly appreciated. Bummers were
ninnies to Portland every half-bear, and these were
crowded. The number of persons that CARIO into the
town was very large, noterithatarsdirsg the counter
sWaritione offered at Blindford sad Podle. Between
500 sad RIO persons arrived by ail menrsion train from
Devisee, Reading, and Other Awes, whilst the ordinary
train• brought their share of visitors. The weather
until about revert ...leek was may am, when rain 101
continuing throughout the reiroiMer of the meninx.
Exemasios To FIMIPTOP PAWL —The simnel treat
of the children attending the Hope Seedey-Mhool
mote off ori Coreeation day. The ' treat,* however,
waa not confined to the children and their teachers, but
elm 'infants of larger growth." R. B. Sheridan, Esq..
M P., most kind), placed his besaitifol grounds at
Frampton Park at the disposal of the visitors, all of
whom were charmed with the beautiful and pieturemee
wiener, which there met their game. Aboot helf•part
• ne the wheel sitiMesa, shoot *l in number, formed
m preemies' outside their chapel sod marched to the
matron. carrying flag". Ou thek arrival shout 250 adults
also joined them, and the party ems mon mated in a
special train, and started for their destination. After
shoat ball-en-hour's ride this was mashed, when the pro-
cession was reformed and made their way to the Park.
Boon after reacting this .hey met the worthy owner of
the domain, sod greeted him with hearty chows. They
than prortsied S. the trout of hie handsome mambo
and there sang an hymn, after which they dispersed to
various directions and indalged in various games,
running and jomoinx for prises offered by their
teachers. After an interval of about an hoer or so, tee
was provided under the shelter of some tree., the adults
forming a distinct party from the school children.
eery eseellont meal was provided, and all appeared to
thoroughly enjoy this amity of partaking of tea
on the green sward, shielded front the mersh-
ing rays of the sun by the luxuriant foliage
of gigantic trees. After tea was over the 'Nets
were resumed, bat enlartenstely the weather altered
and rain fell very hot. The trees, however. afforded
ample shelter, and 'Death their friendly boughs, the
sports were resumed without the rain making the boat
difference. These were kept up until desk, when the
party returned to Griussloite started, and at 9 o'cloisk
promoted on their homeward journey, all being highly
pleased and gratified with the treat.