The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-27 00:00:00

BETTISCOMBE.
A QUEEK AlionlL—The poet-office box in this village wag
recently taken poeoession of by a swarm of beet.

CHARYOUTH.

MEATH Ol Ma. NOlutia.—lt is with feelings of deep
regret we announce the death of Kra Norris, wife of Mr,
It Norris, who, after a few days' illness, expired at her
residence on Tuesday last week. Much sympathy is
expressed for Mr. Norris and hisyoung family in their sad
trial, both by the inhabitants of Charmouth generally, and
their numerous friends.

—ictitkitir—E.;47:-fie—iter. Horatio Motile. M.A. (Oxford)
having been instituted to the rectory of (lharniouth, void
by the death of the Deis. E. It. Breton, M.A. was inducted
into the saute on Saturday last week by the Hey. T.
Montetiore, ALA., Rural Dean, and read himself in on the
following Sunday morning. In the evening, at the close
of an excellent sermon, the reverend gentleman made a
few very appropriate remarks on the new relations which
existed between him and the people. We wish Mr. Mode
succimis in his ministry, and hope that he will gain the
affection of his parishioners, and be as much beloved by
them as was the late rector.

BELICENSTEE.
FIRE.---On Friday morning a fire broke out in the
thatched rout of the Greyhound Inn, occupied by Kr.
Thomas 01liver. Mr. Swatridge, miller, saw smoke issuing
from the roof, and raised an alarm. The fire engines,
under the superintendance of Mr. Pool, soon arrived, and
the roof having been partially stripped, a large quantity
of water was thrown Into the building. The fire wan put
out before any serious damage was done. Mr. 01liver was
insured in the Atlas insurance otlice.
COUNTY Peirce, Tnevday. —Before Colonel Cox. —Chutes
Bartle., a rough looking young fellow, of Bro usor adwi_ ,
was brought up in custody I.y P.C. Masterman, chargest
with being drunk and causing a disturheinoe at Broad-
winsor the previous evening. From the constahle'a state-
ment it appeared that defendant had been ejected from
the Cross Keys public•house, and he then made • disturb-
ance in the street—Fined o. and lb. 6/1. coats; in default
of payment, fourteen days' hard labour.
LYRE REGIS.
HERALDS OP SPRING.- Suallowi. were awn hen on the
15th, martins arrived many days earlier.
VERY itEASOIIMILC —A rate of ikL in the for the
relief of the poor and other purposes was made an
Friday

Perry Sseeints. Wollnerlay. —Before the Mayor (Mr D. B.
Skinner), Mr J. Mitchell, Mr F. Hinton and ur H. Tucker
Mr Henry Thomas baton, agent for Mary Harvey applied
for an orier of ejeetnient againat Sorsa Par, of Pickle-square.
Defendato did not appear, and the serviced notice having been
proved, an order was inalle for the ouistahlte to execute their
warrant by the time all.mod by law, and take poesesdou.
John Seidon, tailor (Samplord Peverell), was summoned by
Mr Charles Dyke, outfitter (Lyme), for abeenting himself from
his etuploymtlit 4. n the 211th Mardi without a lawful camp*.
Mr Dlise, lioarver, asi•ed to be allowed to withdraw the
as the defendant had apologibed, and paid the expenses, stat-
ing that ids wife wee near a confinctuent.—The application was

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Robert
Prome, of 'flute, Devon, a licensed hawker, was
summoned Sergt. Hitch, under the Lyme Inaproventent Act,
HAS, for using indecent language in Coomb-etreet, on the
evening of the 14th hut.. to the annoyance of the inhabituts
and passers by. Ur Robert Pitfield and P.S. Hitch spoke to
the facia of the cue, stating that it took place at six o'clock in
the evening, when a 11. tuber of little children were it play.—
Defendant said he wu very sorry, and was fitted lb Gd, to
Include costa, or 14 daye.•-Paid
Ur Charles Ball, heer.house keeper, of Broad-etreet, applied
for extra time, till one o'clock, the occasion being a volunteer
.upper; but the magistrates decided to grant one hour only.

The Ballimorenn of Febtirary 29th reports the ease of
Mrs. Hahn, of Baltimore, who gate birth, on Fehugary
16th, 1,75, to four female infants, all of them 'line. fat,
healthy, handonine children." Mns. 11.10 a small, delicate
woman, about 36 years of age, born of Irish parente en
Baltimore.

Xii-Tin-d-artaker's man, who was driving a pauper corpse
to the /dont/nark.° Cemetery, Paris, wished to get through
his work and over the ground too quickly, and in at-
tempting to pars a large waggon the hearse wig upset.
Uri corpse rolled out f the deal planks called by courtesy
a coffin, and the driver was pitched from his perch on the
head, killed on the spot, and the two corpses laid together
aide by side in the street.
William Kilpatrick a collier, aged 50 years, murdered
hie wife Friday in their house In South Glasgow. He
asked her for money for drink. which she gave him, sad
returned, asking for more, which ,he refused. lie then
fell upon her, knocked her .town, threw water upon her,
and dragging her to the stair, left her. She died in a few
minutes.

Baron ha 4 settled a dccree in terms
arranged between the parties on a claim brought IwortL.ie
creditors, trustees of the late Sir Alfred Tich
against the trustees offa deed executed in May. MO, by
Sir Edward Doughty, J. F. Ilch borne, and Roger Charles
Tichborne for a mortgage of 1:100,0111).
DR. LOCOCK'S I'ULMONIC WArges give inetant relief to
asthma, consumption, coml., colds, bronchitis, and all
disorders of the breath and lungs. In hysterical, nervous,
and heart complaiiibi. they are unfailing. In rheumatic
and nervous pain, they act like a charm. Nothing else
give 4 such a sound, refreshing night's rest. They taste
pleasantly. Sold by all Druggiite at Ix lid. per box.