The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-11-17 00:00:00

STIIP.NINSTER.

LITERARY INSTITUTION.—An interesting lecture was
given on Thursday evening, by Dr. Drew, of Weymouth,
(under the presidency of the Rev. Prebendary Lowndes),
entitled "Henry Sth and Anne 13oleyn, or the first dawn
of the Reformation." The lecturer, in clamant language,
traced the hiatory of the king awl the zunnifohl events of
his reign from his denunication of Luther to the
committal of Anne Boleyn to the Tower, and engaged the
attention of the audience tor nearly two hour 4.

A civil marriage law is adopted in fiwitserland.
Notices have been given for constructing a railway up
Mr. Gladstone has been paying a visit to Lord Actap at
thleitham Park.
The Government and aided schools in Ceylon number
KM. with 17,0n0 scholars.
The revere frost of the last few days has brought a shoal
of 'Tarts up the Firth of Forth.
A little lad at Doncaster lirki had one of his oyes knocked
out by a bicycle rider running against him
it is stated that, at Mr. Gladstone's request, an early
copy of his pamphlet 055 sent to Prince Bismarck.
Tar 0,,,,,dry, &urnsl of rural pursuit., is cheap and
interesting weekly, worthy of support.
Two men convicted of highway rubbery with violence
were Hogged at Neweate on Friday morning.
A mod many opinera are applying for onmutands in the
new -Polar expedition which is contemplated.
The strike of the Forest of Dean colliers and miners
against a reductional wages commenced on Saturday.
The Grand fluke Alexis has arrived at Buckingham
Palace on a visit to the Duke of Edinbungh.
The ex-Empress Eugenie celebrated her Saint's day, on
Sunday in domestic retirement at Chislehund.
ll. The Berlin µspurs report that aetenty•aix oases of
Lrichntai, has ncctraci goring the lin of that city.
During October 3,1100 tons of aPp repreeenting
value of N.4l.l,titrq, were import imported at Goole from the
Continent.

Snowdon.

—i-fiii;speeimen of the moon has been trapped on Lord
flute's estate near Cardiff. It is supposed to have escaped
front a menagerie.
Lord Chief Justice Cockburn was unable, through indis-
msition. to preside in the Court of Criminal Appeal m
Satianlay
The Ei np ..ra° w I Russia is suffering from the effects of a
severe cold. Her Majesty's physician arrived on Saturday
from St Petersburg.
On Saturday mourning the 421n1 Highlanders (Black
Watch) embarked on bond the Himalaya troopship, for
Malta.
The Prince of Wales on Saturday visited the Empress
of ltwutia at 'Budd ngham Palace, and afterwards returned
to Sandringham.
Cuban adviees received in New York state that the
insurgents have raptured and burnt the town of San
Gero '4 killing the garrison of two hundred men,
An inquest was held in London last week on a young
chill who had died front biting of the ignitible ends of
hicifer matches and swallowing them.
It reads rather curiously that Mr. Henry Alison; M P.
for Kest Worcestershire, and head of the great bresing
firm is staying at the grand lump Room hotel, Bath,
"for the benefit of the watem'.
For the purpose of protecting Westminater Abbey front
link a large tank. =Pahl., abating 4000 oilman( water.
has been placed in one of the towers of the Cathedral, ata
cost of upwards of r 2,0110.
At the Clerkenwell *dice-court, on Thursday, llettr7
Francis Omke, a firewoh-maker, of flamilen bot n, woe
fined £2O, for mandaeturing fireworks eontrary to tits
regulations of the Act.
Dr, William Senior Fellow of Exeter
Oxford, and one of the moat diatinguiahed members of
the University, died near Man lee oe SatttrdaY, in the
my.ftfi ye* of his age.
It is anthorltetively stated that Hr. Lkdlinger had no
share or complicity whatever in either Mr. Gladstone's
recent article on Ilitualiant or his pamphlet nit the Vatican
liecrees,

of Lord Rector for Edinburgh University
took place on Saturday morning. The rtwult vras:—Lord
Derby, 770; Dr. Mayfair, Ai; majority for Lord Derby
107.
It was stated at a meeting of the Westbury.on•Severn guardius. that not a single parishioner of Minder s•lane
and Dockham could either read or write, there being
neither church nor chapel within It. borders.
Mr. Oladstone did not draw inspiration for his pamphlet
en the Vatican Decrees from Dr. Dollinger, VI the lender 0 the Ihlil Catholics was not aware if the existence of the
work until its publication was announced.
The sixth annual report of the National Education
.1,044n0 notices with &itistartion that compuisary edam.
Mon is the low fur about ?spur cent, of the whole borough
am
'semi:L.
Ono of the eon.e.iiietwes of Protective tariffs i. seen in
the annual report of the United States Tn.:wirer, which
shows a decrease. in the I 'asterno revenue of .25,iian.onn
ao,l of 11.000,(Miktols. in internal revenue.
It is disappointing to the Prince Imperat itnd very un-
fortunate for the gossiirs who have anicolated mem the
consequent's:o of his marriage, that the Grand Duclnws
il two daugMaria of ltussia, who was selected as Inc
motherin-law,
Mwy hters , and they are already umrried.
r. A letattder Mliweti, ,1.40 tll the
apecuistors, iii Anglo-Anon= 'Pelegraph- stock, has
failed for LlOll.Ollll. Ile was one of the gentlemen attacked
by Mr. Lahotichere in 44 recent articles on stock jobbing
in the World newspaper.
On Thursday, a newly.lioni child war thrown from a
window of a carriage between Dirrs-court Station and
horthend, oil the London District Railway. It was
picked up and taken to the workhouse, where it is doing
well.

Sixteen million marks ere to behuee,,wed by the Berlin
the latter department will get only three millions. which
G,vurniuent for navy and ogranh admini tration, but
will be devoted to the extension of the existing line.
s
Tlw Joao doll hears that in all probability a Govern-
ment nicusure will be introduced to deal satidactorilY
with the question of compulsory education In country districts without the intervention (necessarilY) of &hem
Boards.
tluvonnuent will support, in principle,
The .IroiN I. 0.1 aarq Gazette understands that the
Ito hut duel by Lor,l tyttelton at the opening '1 lh°
Session ter an increase 11 the El.6ouPate•
At Bdinburah, on loriday, throe wen slid • woman
were committed on a charge of murdering* huke" 'tea ,
maned Hobert Kennedy. 'hi the 10th inst. they Mann
' in the Gram
Kennedy by threwi,•: down •
ti Thum-
Market, causing him injurite...f which he died u
dav fig it,
val. on the
hi the neighbouriessl of Tur.eit. an ,i'mar:a b.. ere
Great Western Seaway of Crawl.. wa4
„Ada,
the Bill that will
annr4 nien, and robbed of M44,441/44 All the their
in charge were gagged, and the robber*
Plunder.
a anal ,
were tying nearw Lin Saturday three children w atettha, rer
ninhankinent at the County Bridge.,
dnd dirt suddenly
hanipton, when • quantitk,
raLard'ree were got out as
quickly as possible. but two w
ilipped and buried MOM. .7„. dead, and the third vow
nerioualy Injured.

THE 11.V.11.
Tilt opening day of the filackinuor Vale Hounds was on
Monday, Nov. 2, the I fleet licing at the kennels. The
usual breakfast was provided by the worthy master, and
upwards of a hundred sportsmen met the hounds, be-skies
several la,lies. rho Ii 16 (4 couples) looked exceed-
ingly well, considering the hard cubbing they have had.
The order was given to IMW eolile COVerte belunizilig to Sir
William Medlycott, which are always a sure find, and
soon several foxes were on foot. After running upwards
of two hours and a half a brace of foxes were brought to
hand, and a brace went to ground.
On Friday, the GIL, they had a clipper. The meet was
King Stag, Fulham, and the first fox Was found in Hazel-
bury Gorse; but, not being a good one, be tried the
ringing system for twenty minutes, and was run into.
The new gorse at Bagber, the property of Sir Richard Glyn,
which is always a safe find, was next drawn. A leash of
foxes were quickly on foot, and, one breaking covert after
a tine spurt of fifteen minutes, was rolled ovcr. Lyillyneh
Willow Bed, the proPerty of Mr. Veltman, was next
ordered to be drawn; it has afforded us many • weal day.
A fox was immediately found, breaking covert at once,
and gave us a most excellent run of tifty.five minutes over
the best of the country, and the hounds run into their
fox near the town .4 Sturminster. SCllll.la.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. RadelyHe's Hotuida -Thursday, Piddlehinton -at 11
(Uttlatia•k Hounds -Tuesday. Hale day), Cann: Unit,.
Friday Kingston Russell at 10.45.

Fait:Dort:et' Hounds Wedneaday, East Sour; Friday, Toni-
worth - -at IL

Blarkesire Vale liounds—Tuealay, (tie+ day), Mie[tint.
bridge ; Thursday, Charltim liondls.nie ;Friday, Walbridge.
gate -at 11.
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R 11.7113.
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Octo'wr I!. at 1tai0...1 11114,, the wife .4 IL P.
Douglas-Willan, E.l , tewei.*4 own Litman), of a
datrAter,

November I, at lieizlitoo tli iI 4MrT. H.
Kerley, 141.0er, &C, ,4 a daughter.
Novetnber 1 at Winfrith the wife of Mr I 1tur.1.41, ,4 •
clauzliter.

Nyember 2,1611, Beltiel.l.terrux, Mr.
B. W. Reynolds, of a a.m.
November 5, at i'riwt.on, the wile 4,1 Mr William Tbenee,
soII

_
November 6, at Tovrogstestreet. rook, tioe .if., of Mr
Edward James Young. of a moo.
November 7, at lindport, the it ife .4 Captain Good, of a •m.
November 7, at IweU. thy wife of Mr Ft thindu, of a am.
Not emberB. at Owennoigne Heath, the rife of Mr John
Bishop, of a out
Novembor et. at Blandford, the wile of Mr T. F'. Mom, of a
daughter.
- Not ember 9, at Wooddonl, the wik ..1 Mr C. Trevtft, of a

son.
November 9, at Fenlingt.m, the wife of M. Letoria, of •
daughter.
November 9, at Tarrant Keynston, the wife of Mr. Robert
Read, of a son.
November 9, at Oak&ld Rectory, the wife of the Rev O. T.
Cull Bennett, of a son.
Noveinber in, at the Rectory, !Bosworth. near Mandford,
the wife of the Rev. °emelt'. Pick vnl.l'analtridgc, of • om.
November 9, at Studiand, the wife of Mr Walter Payne, of a
daughter.
November 10, at Melconibe Horsey, the wife of Mr David
1.„,=, of a daughter.
7/...veniber If, at Pease-lane. Dorchester, the wife of Mr. 0.
Gilnean, of a daughter.
November 11, at. Dorchester, the wife of Mr ocory;e: Cull, of •
daoghter,
November 11, at 2, Crowther-terraex, Bournemouth, the
wife of Mr J. J. Falmulas, of • daughter
November 13, at IMunientouth, the wife of Mr G. Evel,N,
butcher, t:numerehd.nael, 01 a son
November 13, at Blandloni, the wife of Mr Walter hardy, of
Stloll.
November 13, at South-street, Durchmter, the wife of Mr. Ci.
Miles, of • rev
MARRIAGES.
October kedlitc: S.tint Nicholas, George litiekbaal,
for Merit of Dorchuster, to Millis, levaand daughter of Mr. B.
liana, Mani reAlll,
Octttrio t, at the parish church. Ilnioalwindsor, by the RevB. if.hy the 'tee Reginald Smith. of Won,
Stafford, * 1(1,4cr of Weal Stalleral, to Mary Ann, third
daughter of Mr K Made, *Rater, ho, Broadwindeor.
Nereather 5, at Tarrant Monition, by the Bei C. D. Baunders.
John uotord. eldest son of Mr Henry Male, of Rut chin..k.
to 1111
.4 Barak moss' daughter of the bete Roladt
T.4kkr, Tintinhull, Somerset.
4
elmbm• 9, at the Registrar's (Mks, Weymouth, Mr Os
(late nil fvunetrade), to Ann, widow of the late Edward Hyde,
af iNvralinglien.
November 9, at the llnfistrar's ogler, W,yououth, Mrs
"fluent, widow of the late George Vincent, Millaireel.
Fordimrton, to Shepherd Chatty. nil Stinsford, laaae.
November It, at Cl, Paul's, Poole, dabs, Fairfax 3.4101, 01
Darlington, to Anna, eldest daughter of Henry rarawri of
November ta, at Stickland Church, by the Rev. W. Churchill,
Mr W. Wiimor, to Martha, daughter of Mr .114114* Mara
November 12, at Above liar Chapel, Southampton, by the
Rev 11, II ijormnal,, LL, 8., Mr Edwin Worth, nil llountunvaith.
to Rate, third daughter of Mr. Ilimumeal, of Itounietnotith.
November 12, at .thoec her Chapel, Southampton, In. the
Rev It. 11. Carlisle 1.. 8., Mr Henry Nelaal Jenkins, of
lhoun.emouth, to Jetaete, fourth daughter of Mr J. Hsu ,osl.
of Bournemouth.
!W.\ TIIS
Atartlift 17, at Ballarat, Aliamelia, Mr Ja1114,1 Northuver, 101 l
of Toltaaldle Enna and Mille, Dorset, ago! 60.
october Z. at Lipsey, of emup, Samuel, the belied am of
, I ferny and Annie Elliott, mationneaster, aged I yews and 10
linontha
29, at Southstroet, Itridport. llra Mary Purchase,
'iTivitt.7l,sl.3erar.i, at East-street. Bridport, Mary, wife of Mr. John
Case i:tre0111 he aged 72 pen.
Dorchester, Mr. Henry D.ll
November 4, at Prleamiatreet,
agol 11.
Nov her 5, at Boandlister, Mr II B. ItemEdl, aged fat yawn
November 6, at the modems of her son hi taw, Beorga U.
Ben.. svaimode.talge. Clapham oatmeal, Ehta, rebel of the
late Janoe ttimat, Dominsteroviel Newton Abbot Devoe.
N,,,,,,nhar 9, at We) mouth, Frederick Hurt Ihelry, then!
late Mr G. W. Betts, aged
.}..srs.
Nov 'mber 0, at ikrne Abbas, after a on anal painful flumes,,
Lydia node, aged 74 years.
November in, at Woodsford, Mr William Carter, aged "7.
November 9. at Cottage, Orthardstreet, Bourne-
mouth, Susan , widow of Air Sawing Ingram, wed 67
'sant
November e, at Blandlerd, Mrs Caroline titickland, aged 66
you's
,„,,,aar le, al Thorneombe Form Blandford, the
r.„.kw.aa. ,4 his gnuallather, iii dileheria, Alinsi Usurp,
ridest dcarty beloved child of Allred and Kate Trowbridge, of
praudapeaWle, Mod yaws and a menthe
5„„,,,b.r 10. at Tarrant Rualiton, John Henry, infant senor
Mr r Sibley. aired 1 year and 9 months.
. November If, at Compton Valence, Julia Aim, the beloved•
wile of Peter Ilo.rge (,roves, dalryman n 3
Sovellibel It, at lksininater, Mary Jane Holloway, and 00.
N,„.amher hl,at Claylands, Weymouth, the residence of his
caber, after a lingering Toner, eldest um, of Edward
~y 1 10. i-. J. P., mot nt
November II at tito,rumber, Kootenai, a 6 the reaMellee of
her sun, the wife of air John Owe, Marketstroat, Poole,
aged 57 years
November Pt, at Jubike,oluare, Swiuiaae, vary deeply
A only amyl, •langlited of the late Mr
6,,,h00re, riattltee 4 atfallage, agtal RI.
November It, at Lyme Regis, °corm eaninel golartset,
only .011 of the late Dr. Robertson, et Northampton, in the
beth year of his age.
November .10. 6.1, Moore Critebell, after • tittgarthg Union. Elizabeth. thinl daughter of Mark fluster, aged 23 Aare
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