The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

TIN ATTLI. DA MT&

It haa been sometimes Most difficult to procure suit-
able servants, many who applied utterly at a lona to
conceive the great reeponsibility they weee taking upon
thonolvea, end equally incapable of knowiug how to
full it, others open would not think of entering the
leylam service without high ernes, and even then, con-
sidering the stork too blurb —commencing, as it were,
with a disointontad sod Murmuring spirit.
In no inctablishmenta are really good eonsciention
servant. so thoroughly valuable as in as7luma, and this
can readily be understood when one reflects on the
enormous power they have for good or eviL All the
outlast and moral treatment combined *mem but little
to the recovery of the disisaind mad shattered mind if
the attendant and nurse in charge of the poor affiliated
patient does not join heart and soul and beAp the means
employed.
Theft can be HMIs doubt but that • peculiar clan of
persoos la required lot ssAlMs„ and where to find them
is the diffieulty. Ido not believer In many instabee• •
high rate of wages at all commands this wtot, yet in all
mos where the dative are really well ourritto out, I
would strongly mootomend that suitably high payment.
be node as an acknowledgement and encouragement for
the future. —lbid.

GAL
Tbe supply of gusto the wham from oar own works
hes hese uniformly good and suilloient, end the whole
of the pleat appesre in fair working order. It is very
great *orator; and adds meterislly to the ohoirfulness,
sod in the winter months not • little to the best of the
building. The use of pa for our cooking is inconsi-
derable, yet we frequently and it co:mediae, useful,
especially when little comforts ere required quickly for
the sick. No distinct mord has been kept of the costa
of the gas supply (this is now being done), but as the
whole exposes is included in the Meintananre Account,
sad the% being daring the par nearly as usual, it
shows certeinly the& no greet addition must be made
on this account. _

I mach wish that our old asylum at Torsion could be
eocvsniently supplied with this comfort—the
diorama, and baring to pan through lands badminton to
other proprietors militate against it—yet it is worth
consideration, the gm Louse and works Misci boing, with
.little addition, ',atomise enoagh for lb. parpons.

Till ABRATOIRS.

Constant and repeated maintain*m were made about
the supply of meet, Lod very frequently it was obliged
to be returned; in additior to this the price wee in-
creased nearly every quarter without any corresponding
benefit to no in qaelity, it we. therefore determined to
buy fat stock and slenibter at home, the result bee
been a great decrease poet. and the satiable:scion of
knowing exactly what is brought se food to oar
In an astalidebraeat like this nothing ought to be
wasted, and every part of an animal eon be tarried to
some profitable use At the end of another year I pro-
pose to show exactly what has been bought—the met,
the weight, and after deducting the sale of skins, fat,
Ike., the reel cost par lb to the asylum-
. .

saasequesoe at there being maim imikly
sorb* at Doreb•Air for fai to so dillsalty
twit hi• beat exputraced Is hisUis, op oar supply,

Bowman Firm Samosa, Monday.—Before the
Worshipful the Mayor, and John Bishop,
.Esq.
Robert Dews was summoned by Robert Elliott for
en moult. Mr. Weston appeared on picaeoutor's
behalf, and briefly stated the facto of the case to the
Bench. The parties live in Friary-lane, Elliott, on
old mast of 78 years, reading in a house lately
occupied by Sergeant !Richland, who is now removed
to the new militia berrseks, but whose possession of
the premises did not ergs till the With June.
While Stickland was living in Friary-lane, he let
two rooms of his house to the prosecutor in this mar,
and, after removing, left the whole in Marge oi
Elliott, but last Thursday sent • note to Dew, per-
mitting him to inspect the unoccupied rooms, and to
remove to them anything be liked, as he was about to
occupy tbun. Christiana Ridout, housekeeper to
progenitor, refried to let Dews in by the front door,
and so on Friday be effected an entrain,* by the
kitchen window, and went upstairs, where he told
Ridout that would be the last night she should sleep
there. On leaving, Elliott shut the door after
Dawe' who immediately violently forted the door
open, striking the old man on the cheek and, wring-
ing his fist in his (prosecutor's) face, called him most
'opprobrious D\COSIL Defendant then swore he would
"do for him," owing to which he thought himself
in (tenor of his life. A summons was nerved upon
Dane for this amaidt the same afternoon, and the
evening following he went a second time to the back
window, broke a pm* of glass, entered the house,
mint into the miler, knocked about some old pans
and kettles, caused great annoyame to those in the
house, and WAS the means of • large number of
persons being oongrepted in the lane to wittier his
outrageous conduct. Defendant now stated that it
was Elliott who pushed the door against him, but
admitted the case al stated by prosecutor. The
Mayor said he bad committed • gross assault against
the old man without any peuvosation. He was
bound over to keep, the peace in his own personal
reonnimnoes in the sum of £2O for six months.—
Frederick Brown, Edwerd Ricketts, George Trot,.
bridge, Humphrey Ball, Jane Roberts, Ann Bull,
and Jane Hoddinott were sammoned for not comply-
ing with the bye laws of the Local Board, in not
keeping the water closets of honer of which they
were occupiers in • wholesome and proper ram
Mr. Jowett, inspector of nuisances, epok. to seeing
the roosts owl by the defendants in • most filthy
condition. There are five closets to 13 bonnet, one
being exclusively appropriated to the use of flue
house occupied by a man mooed Burt. Notice was
given them to cleanse the places in seven days.
Serena of the parties summoned stated that they
had been to Mr. Henning, and they were told that
Bart was paid for keeping the whole in a fit state.
The Mayor told them they had bosoms amenable to
the law, as they were the occupiers, but has some
misapprehension had existed as to whom where the
parties liable, they would be let off on each paying
the oast of the RICHDODS, Georg* Trowbridge ex•
espied, as he was only a lodger in • house ta the
moupatiou of Jam Athett. —John Porter, of
Fordington, was brought up on remand
charged
with reeling • pair of boots, the property of Wm.
flags, on Thursday. He obtained the boots from
Bugg promising to return with the snomy-75„ He
did not come back, and on Friday night P.C. Keats
apprehended him in High-rarer aad, charged him
with the theft, wises be replied, "And the ball
crown, too, I epoas." This turned out to be a half
crown which George Critohell, butcher, of Fording-
Ina, had gives tum to padres mem cads of Mr.
Yeareley. Oriteliell gave information to the police,
but did not see prisoner till be was in custody. He
was committed to take his taial on both charges at
the sowing essioaa.