The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-04-13 00:00:00

Planipsb ire.

A GRAND BAZAAR took— oboe Bournemouth on
Wednesdey, Thursday, and Friday lad, when upwards
af 1:300 was taken. The bazaar was in ald of the
artilllery and rifle some.
EatlTLa 6246101111.—Thesee sessions were held at
Winchester. A lialf.penny county rate, and • half-
penny police rate, was ordered. The Chief Constable's
report shows an increase of 595 in the number of persons
taken into custody ; bet on examination it appears that
the Increase has been chiefly confined to the less
serious offence's, or to offenses ever which the con.
stabnlary ham no control; for instance, there has been
in increase of 81 in the number taken into custody for
desertion, of 91 for drunkenness, of 24 for offences
against the Mercantile Marine Act, and of 340 for
vagrancy. That the increase bee oemured for offences
of a minor character is farther shown front there having
been a decrease of 43 in the number of persons corn.
mitted for trial, and of 38 in the number convicted. In
felonies affecting prosody there Las been an increase of
22 is compared with the former year, but it is vitiates.
tory to me to report that the action of the constabulary
lam been satisfactory, for not only has the per centace
of undetected offence. on the number committed bees
reduced from 29 to 19 per cent, the same figure as In
1866, and the lowest ever attained in this county,
bat the per mintage of stolen property recovered on
the first amount of loss has increased from 41 per cent.
In 1867 to 56 per cent. hi 1868. Vagrancy LS very mach
on the increase, end many felonies are committed by.
this ohm, Or are the sociesquenos of information obtained
them. Of 651 vagrants apprehended by the
oometsbslazy during the year, 140 were committed for
seem days or a shorter period, and 238 were discharged
by the magistrates. A person committed for seven days
gets a warm bath, and certainly not more than 31 days'
hard labour. On Tuesday, in charging the greed jury,
M. Postal, Esq., remarked that the state of crime in the
county remained stationary, their being neither an
Increase nor the reveres. The prison remained full.
On the other band, they had no large number of very
serious caeca. These in a short time would be diminished,
when an Act .me into force which WY now under the
consideration of the Legislature, called the Habitual
Criminals' Bill. They knew that that clam of offeaders
had declared open war on moiety, and is soon as society
was armed by the law for its own protection, a very
short WWI would suffice to sweep such criminals away
from amongst them. Alter they were so disposed, am
be felt eonfident they would be, there must MU remain
• raidsion of offenders, who commit from time to time
various small offences. Such there always will and
always must be in the county, and especially ins county
of such magnitude as theirs. They could not hope to
get rid of them. They could not hope to suilude sin or
crime from amongst theni. The question was how to
led with it, and this always had been and always would
lie a puzzle. Darkness would always be driven away by
light. The carnival classes must be dealt with by
mime ci classification, so as to restore them to the
paths of virtue, or drive them into the habitual clans he
had 'Hurled to. A good deal had been said about the
value of instruction to arrest aims. Now the worst
criminals were sometimes the best instructed, and to
effect some of the graver offences required a considerable
amount of instruction indeed. He bad more faith in the
virtue of religious teaahleg. This might do • greet
lasi, and in it they must put their trod.

• BONOCILLDLL"-05 Thursday • young man walked
ado • tailor% shop in Wine-street, Bristol, sod, boast-
'g the proprietor, said, "po you kaow me!" "No,"
...id tie proprietor. " Oases," said the stranger.
.veral unsuccessful attempts to "spot" the individual
on made in vain. "Well," said the stronger, "I am
and so," giving his name. " Several rears ago I owed
‘...0 so muds; here Is the money, and also interest."
"he tailor thankfully received the cash, and has an idea
•st people are being regenerated, seeing that after a
',Toot years they remember their tailor.
HOLLOW T'S MAL —When emerging from the
- • nter and entering on spring, It is a wise and whole.
. tais promotion to purify and 000 l the mien by some
•!terative competent to regulate disordered sedans and
to strengethen while it cleanses. This long nought
medicine mists in Holloway's fax...famed purifying and
Wale Pills, which cost only a trills, and will ward off
serious illnesses which too frequently reduce oompetsmoy
to poverty, enjoyment to misery. This medicine, so
innocent in its nature, and so sea:shine in its operation,
is 'Madge for all ages and foe both flexes. It la
e.psslally adapted for soldiers and sailors, and la an
fa le requisite for colonists and permits pro-
ceeding to foreign countres, where eluestes hams the
enatttatloa

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IlL.sodford .„ 64,11 A 1 10 s is 8 io . 23
..7.entsbury
Bade. Gate ... 1411112 .. .. .. . 41
Wlmberot 36111 40 1 45 4 1167 . 6
Pools Wire 56111 5 2 614 234 201 .. 26
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Stalbrldge....
Heretridge
111$. .. 10 7 65 .. ..
SALISBURY AND DORSET JUNITION.
lisliihry to Weystosia.
, 1 a 2 1,2, $ 112 1,1,3
DOWN TIAIMO
1.11. A.N. PA. .0.
Se' isoury depart
DArnton 740 1016 lid 3
, Fordiugbridge ... 8 0 10 63 2 1 19
Ver. nod
, Wimbonse
' P. ”le Jun/9349 • 9 62 11 42 20 12
Welchem 'lolo 11 62 80 2
Wool '108) .. . 3
Moreton
Dorchester .
Weymouth l2 44 44 1 10
• Itr.cept Yeadase.
W 2911200141 40 Satigesr
VP 1.23120.110 1,2,6 1 81 1 1 2
Wi. a.. er. I 39.
Weymouth depart
D mchester U 5 13l 110
Moreton
Wool 6 16 .
Wershem ••
15 16 1 so 5 36
Pooie Junction lll 43 163 145
Wlmborne
Vs mood 6 1 24 $ 17 4 12
Tordlnobridge
Doeutou 63 1 62 *o4 T 1
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Mow sail Published, at Charai-stroet, Dorchester,
by AMID Arum% at the Parish at fordingtan, far
hail sad øo-proprietoz.
' Toady, Apelll4 1619.