The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-22 00:00:00

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genius—for Ceitainii this men Is a genius 40, by
the grand oonse of his cultivated mind, leaves
a moral on the id.d.u'a measary which can never
be effaced • Mr. • liovela 'babies . throughout the
" eketele is at Mimi sling Med alesilia, .1011 the
vivid delineation of -ohm*** pomtrayed In Mmes.
minting Paganini proves. Jibed be has devoted mak
labour and mental study to the part to have made it
what it is+6 piste's. We isara that Mr. Levey is
about to appear titlolll3o of our chief cities in his
new drama of " ioold Paganini ; or, the Three
Questions c' and, judging from his extraordinary ,
memos here, we prophecy his theatrical engagements
will prove alike highly remunerative to both artist
aird manager. We hesitate not to my that, should
Mr. Levey visit as again during the season he will I
receive 1 reception of no ordinary kind,end bumper
houses.

Lis Csas or Ltstrrstisirt Danny.—The court-
martial upon Lieutenant Denny, of H.M'a ship
Heaton, on charges of disobeying orders and drunken-
Nes, sr** 'resulted in his being dismissed from the
service, has been commented upon by nearly the
whote of the London Press, and invariably to this
affeta, that granting the necessity for the strictest
discipline in the service the sentence appears tinjusti-
ffed, and this under a double aspect—first, be-
cause there is reaeon to believe that the prisoner did
not commit the principal offence imputed to him
and second, because, if he did, the penalty seems
unnecessarily severe. The fireratd of rriday last
Bays:—

"it is most- certainly to Our surprise that the Court
could have come to snob a conclusion. That Mr. Denny
committed an CAM* in appeasing in plain clothes, after I
Captain -IPteedY's refusal of his appbostion, is beyond
doubt, believer vexatious the regulation which that
officer, iontrary to custom in most ships, had laid down
en thenabjeat. The prininor did not, to be sans, go Ou
Mote in the prohibited apparel, but he must have known
that the-intention of the refusal was to restrict him to
his uniform during the period of his absence from the
ship, sect evasion was not only unworthy, but insuffi-
cient to shield him *Oft consequences before a court-
mertial;,: Ent trifoVo ronaequencea, apart from other cir-
ownstanrca, would net have involved dismissal from the
service, utter pain of his professional career, and deep
personal disgrace. Nor is it to lie supposed that the
rams penalty would have attended the, prisoner's ap-
Pcsroven in wi intoxicated 'condition on the ericket
greand tmoncernpanied by the Other offence—that is to
nor, that he wax in time,
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had a right

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&anon, the Rev. Dr. Scott, Master of Belied C.-llege,
Oxford, Mrs. Scott and family, Mrs. Digby. Rev.
' R. Pinckney, Mrs, Pinckney and family, Rev. H.
K. Barnes, Mr... and Miss Randall, Mrs. and Miss
. Cox, Mrs. Swatridge, eto.
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BLANDFORD.
LOCAL BOARD. —The monthly meeting of this
body took', place on Wednesday, August 16, in the
ToSrnball..- There were, present ..111.r„-Durden (obair.
man), Mr. Johns, Mr. Groves, Mr. Gilt, Mr.
Hodges, Mr. Ball, Mr, Renville, Mr. Byers, Mr.
Davis, Mr. Meaden, Mr. Abbott and Mr. Lindsay.—
After passing the treasurer's account, the following
businein was transacted : —Proposed by Mr. Johns
seconded by Mr. Davis, "That the imm of £l,OOO
be borrowed on security of the general district rate."
'roposed by Mr. Renville, seconded by Mr.
Igel, as an amendment, "That the sum ef £5OO
be borrowed."—Ordered that the question, as to the
sum it is 'absolutely necessary should be borrowed,
be referred to the Highways Committee for their
report at the next meeting.-- Proposed by Mr.
Renville, seconded by kin Hodges, "that Edward-
street, Alexandrastreet, Albert-Street, Alfred-street,
Damory Court•street, arid Victoria-road, he at once
declared hie waym."—Proposed by Mr. Flyers,
seconded by Mr. Ball, "That the consideration of
dealer* the said streets highways be postponed for
• fortnight.—The amendment having been put, Mr.
Byers, Mr. Ball, Mr. Gill, and Mr. Lindsay, vot.d
for it—Fr the original motion Mr. Last*, Mr.
Hodges, Mr. Renville, Mr. Abbott and Mr. kleaden.
The original muidn was therefore carried. Notices
to the effect that the ahovediernixl streets shmild be
declared to be highways were then ordered to be
posted in the several s'reets.—The meeting was
• ljourntd to Welueeday, 30th inst.
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