The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-17 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

RIFLE Comm—The mayor cf Bridport, H. A.
Templer, Esq., has publtshed an address calling
upon his fellow townsmen to send in their names
and addresses fur the purpose of forming a Volun-
teer Hine Corps.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.—Owing to the long pre-
valence of rain, mi at of the late sown barley has n"t

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! been duly harrowed, and cono.quently a deficient
DOWn TRAINS. i crop is anticipated. Much that has sprung up is
Leedom, rid Southamptuu, to Dorchester th Weymouth. ' not well planted. The young wheat has a healthy
Class 1& 2 1.2.3 Mail Ex. 1& 2 Ex. 1 ,t 2 Mall appearance. Notwithstauding the weather has been
a.s. a.m. 0.5. 0.5.• r.s. P.S. F.M. P.S. unostially cold for the mouth of May, the apples
: rear to be setting well, and in re .t abundance.
London . i.. 1 6eo 10 15 11 0 10305 U ci 30
Sasitiptoke .. 3MS 11 55,12 15 246 415630 10 IS , .
lie pnces of wheat and Hour have considerably
Salisbury dim' .. 8 7 1037. 220 4 0 .. , 622 12 45 ;
Portsmth „I .. 81011402 */ 4 15 .. ! 630 .. ; advanced, and there has been sonic advance in the
Southampton 636 10 36 124 .. 224 7.24 7311 12 6 I price of barley. Future prices depend much on
Ringwood .. 82511 45 221 .. —' 6 R.l 830 lIS the result of alEtirs in the eastern parts of Europe.
Wimbonte .. 8.50 It 10 240 . .. . 6 311 848 145
, t arrive 940 114,' 312 .. —.75,9 15 2 i THE PARISI, Ctiuncii.—The enlargement and
P"'" ' i dePart 010 12 15 242 .. .. 6 40, Bso , • restoration of this ancient edifice is rapidly progrrs-
Wareham 04311 41 3 b • • , • 22 2‘ „.13 2, 12 sing, the new end being now raised about six feet
W1411401.,T11 4 s 0,10
DollellaNTllll 10 35 129 342 .. i .. - 7 37. 1..". '34 5 from the foundation. The alterations in the interior
.. II 0 I :/0 . 0 .. .. 5 25
(.9 First and weotel elass isu.mete.er. can !rave London at have not yet commenced, with the exception of tho
...as to proceed onward. by Chu 10.30 train now south. removal of the organ. In ecclesiastical architecture
&laptop. Bridport will soon be able to vie with any town of
01 This train runs front Dorchester to Wr)tuouth on equal population. In addition to the enlargement of
Sundays and Thursdays only.
(1) 'Third eheol pa.menserst kin lue Dorchemer (8.40 a.m.) the parish church, there is the new church in Brad-
awl Wey ...... nit (820 a.m.), melt London at 2.311 p.m. pole road, and the new Congregational chapel in
East-street, in wows° of crts:tion, thus finding good
SUNDAYS.
UP 283138. IXiWI( TRAINS, employment for our builders, &c.
SERIOUS GIG Art'lltENT.—lin Wednesday morn.
Dorchester to London. , Lomelou to Dorchester.
ing last, Mr. Gould, of the Ilarliour-road, and Mr.
Class. 1.2.3 1 & 2 Mail; Class. 1.2.3 1;2,3 Mail
.11.8.1 P.M. P.M. A.M. •.81.1 p.m.Crocker, cooper, of South-street, met with au
WITMOUTH lIIO.i m 9 30 London ... .. 11b15 830 accident, which might have resulted fatally. They
fior.heder 6 2.: IISIO 15 Southampton 70 11S II 6 were travelling together on business, in a gig. and
:!,...m.1,1,.;,,„ 75160 27.3111 4P 4'...ithtunlet" 143.0 35° •19 on entering the village of Chillington, near Wind-
-Bouthampt it 7.9 1.17 1267 IPIRCIIRSTIA II 0 435 3 5 whistle, there was a very sudden curve in the road,
London •1 31. 9 u 4311 %Vented:in .. 11 25- 603 25 and one of the wheels of the vehicle got into a ditch,
• Fint and second clam pameuvrs arrive in London and being upset, the unfortunate riders were pitched
at 12.50. ont. Theis horse
ore plunged and tia,k fright,
afrunning
(b) First and second clam pa n re:me leave Waterloo st
some m
10.15 a.m. l bef t b I NI 1)u II a
e 1 s .ppe, . . r. na , ruter
, that neighbourhood, along with "theta: rendered
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the sufferers every possible assistance. Mr. Jo
of l'rew kerne, was immediately sent for, and it was
then found that their injuries were not so Knott' as
might have been expected. Mr. fiould's leg was
broken; his aucle put out, and face much bruised.
Mr. Crocker's injuries were chiefly confined to turn
head, which was very much cut and bruised. His
knee was much hurt. Mr. Milan kindly undertook
to convey them borne in his own cart, in which a
bed as ',laced, We are happy to hear that they
are progressing very favourably, considering the
nature of their injuries.