The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-03 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND
__AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1866,

still it west os, NPSs.ly the disonnion ohms—
Manes &used for Prot..taats sod Rondo pathalias
In sweet together, and is a friendly spirit bring forth
argument. ia support of their own tenets.
gh
these seeetiap very sassy had been led to-z.s.—a:
error, of Reamiaises, and to eashease the doctrines
onateheed in the Word if God. Noe a most the
diRIGIMOS oleos was turned into always,' nioe
which had been Uslly blest This the rigged
schools had bews soother Insane of bthgfiteeny to
see the errors ef Popery, and military pe,were
=ridto visit frois booms to hares where they
obtaia adiansioa and reed portions of the
Bcriptarer. At the present time, in Dahlia Mose,
there were beady 30 of these swish areployed.Ho
did eat lay that Vesisaina was • Papal oosepiracy,
bat It was • well-knows hot that easy Papal
tiachpre taught disloyalty, sad as • eatersl wow
gains% crested stash discontent easontattir Rahn
whereas the Protestant dew taught y to the
movereign and obedissee to the laws, the Vessel
was, there were me Protestant* oolusesibed with the
Pasha MOYINSINtib Pb. Rev. Martial* &dare/sad
a few porde to the meeting Mum* that. Popiry
was, salt is at prensat, and from its itiostitatioa
Sag reruns lb. same propagation of error sod
teeny to the Reriptates of truth. The dosoioity,
ares=aad the meeting, which was bat thinly
esperatal.

Iroy's father that he would bthe to as for *restos:a to
the ethool ; tisk ohiedi wet to de Abe boy wood, aid
they bowed he woad prove a aided te bia—The
fatbilr asked if be meld ham bin bask baker% hut
Whethast rid be bad batide ham that te lb,
Instigation; they would Lwow hot what le de with
hist, perhaps better tbaa he knew blusosifi sad the
Tows Clerk (F. W. thadry, Esq.) said *ken the boys
behoved wall, they won alloyed is aims lack.—Tbe
father said die boy bad a aosoplalat in his hood; hi
hadn't mace trouble with him, waly be bad
wasted to go to ma, and he did net with
him to de so ea athmet of his compidat ; be bad rata
away to Weymouth to go to sea.—Yr. silos said:
then the lather bed sot wither control over hi..—lt
appearing that it was nthassary for the father to Wake
a deposidos to that ed•st to get !dm In the ashool,
S. did m.—k.. Wiietimma 15th told be lid he hoped !
he would paver do *IV* Apia, lad advised lAnaii
is Nit me inclined, to stop a bit sad think, and
detenahm aot to do so.

Buns, AND 1,011101111_31.1 Boallet.—Tbe annual
meeting of this soder wall held oe Wednesday eyries
e• the Tows-Mlll, the Rev. W. C. Templer, LA., pre-
sidia,. Then wee • namierosa errata. Mr. Bower
reed the irritant's stalwart for the per year, from
whioh it appeared that the eellastima at the lad resting
amounted to 13 Ss. bed.; re areal sehseriptior were
SW 1k; free, ladies, Es; of this, as fl. rel hoes
mot W the penal moiety, sad ididet. Ila. hid been
=far leer printing, re of MA tax Tr somber
sad Trameets eiteareed, op to July lasi .-
1W of the former, sad 164 of the latter ; Saw thee the
dreg h.d provided about IGO for Bibles, sad root 100
had been iirculabeda oossequllico. The liev. Philip
lest, the dratalkia, gen SON iatemereg informers*
relative lo the extensive operations of the &Seq. Be
maid the moiety was arse greet ohligatioses be Übe Isdiee
at Briar for their air dare in tarrying it on; if it
had sot bon for Wt. the sorer would ar have dose
so well as it had. The nosier was never in • awe
prosperoas Mate tire now, wherer at regarded the
eirmaistre of the Bible as the trap of wry. It
had inserted be the last 60 years ratty 60 millions of
sores et the Bible, sad wheel it lint eommeesed only
shoat four mainline of cries were in me. It bad nue-
lard the Bible rho 100 hie ire whir it bad
weer bees narrated before. Th receipts hoe year
had bra more tbaa ever, partly beeriest, owlag to re-
wire, • lager of 1114,000. They kail recoiled
1101,000 free mosey, aed i 1190,000 for books, whir
they sold either at or wider east pile.. He west as
bearreeely S. derribe how thry frequently nosier
amermas iron. lie imarked that areyntre
tortes were pornerally drigrearle things, bet that
whoa •Ary renneed money it VIM very different,
partieslaiy if they ratared • bank note for £lOOO,
which • lied sopretty sad felt so wisp. They did
from time to time trite letters oostahling £l.OOO ar
various riot ear, aad he related ace Werra I.
whir they Nerved is • lore three foarpray
tie miknown doer of whir was very psitleeter le
Matra how they were to be *pried, so, be rd,
reesived ananyres hirers oentalaia, from fil,ooo
dor to fearpeany pieces (Apples.. sad langher).
H. pa,. • "NY lahlseiting d._ewiptbes of the operations
of the awry, sad related how is what wee riled the
black reatry borer Birmiarre sad Wolverhamp-
ton two moo had said 9,000 orris of the Bible he peldis
ream as Saturday efteroomm, la • atria WINN. he
✓eeld haw traght they would not have beea able to
sell say, bat they wen nes who bad deteratieed to try.
Throughout the role of Francs there wen 1,7u0
Mir hawker reentally employed in aria, the scrip-
tures. Pin entices of erre bad her Snarled these
by Lb. wrier sort the direst protective of the Impe-
rial Power. Spar was barred to them, as ane was
Jopea—the oaly two carries is the world that were
so, bat wee be Spain that well-know* was, Mr. Oeorp
&mew, diaries the abort time be was ocenered with
the society, bad 'iterated some hundreds, if sot
therm& of apples, besides whir when Ipsalih ripe
be., to Brier Bible hawkers west oe board, and
am • good maay amiss bend their way iato Spar.
Portugal, six pan ago, re rat out from the opera.
Moss at the wiry, bat mow it had • priatiag press
there aad errs of the Seriptares were rid gamily.
Italy was epos from the Alps to the •drisr, respeing
Boar and he experd that would be Woo stber a short
tier. TINI sorry give eel their books without regard
to seat or ileartirtioa. No eicierstical indorse
offered the greats of the society—they helped all arta
sad reader leap ham all. He believed that with re-
=ire Bible the whole book we. inspired from
to med. It wes the easiest thin be the world
be relit, mid berate some bad darer sad lora
thought skewer, many mar people had followed them
I. as doles. •Linestag the yeeag preset, be said,
(bat to the EDNA say dear of God's Bible; A. you
ark if re book was ealaapited the assiety weld have
preepeeideo well se it km Seiland does not owe its
So are., but to the Bible. He mid the sorer
wasted mon aid, fee titre wee yet a gnat work before
It. For reeere, Chiba, seraining mon rem cram
Skied of re Yearn rasa, rated more Bibles. Is we-
Maar he Marl • beautiful face whisk had craned
is Herrearldre. • peer roma. • lanadrew, are to
• romper rd ragtag re wanted to stv•_ somerine
to this sorry pat • pert into his heed wbisa as
opera, he ford retained Ca He Mid her be
ovald'at take it, it was too mash; bat she wird hi.
to do so, and aril that twenty year. ego ere her
horsed died her Ilkieskber (who had lately died) was •
M.zil she had saved ap this mosey ever era
la hopes of 'ivies it to her daughter or day
as • marriage pertioa, sad as the Heavenly
Br
bad now takes her it was proper to give tii)%wt:
bride's portioa. Tb. remiting was thee brought to •
err, sad a colliers was mode at the door.

EMITISTAIaIIiaT 011 Will Or MI WOOKING
Meats Imertvirre.—On Thursday wrens( the tad of
the most poyslareatertaasesta of tide seams la
aridgt use by season of the lows as behalf at
the Ws.bllg Men's leatitate, leek pleas la UN Tetra-
hell, whoa, as es former ala, esseakee, the bell or
throsged bag before Se emmesseemeat of the pre.
osedltop. The programme vas varied from the prated.
leg as. by Mr. Sperms giving two reediap,aily
taloa on the plies by Mr. Pomp aid Mr. W. .a
T. Hoseeell. Iteq., waded, awl somwasead the pro-
(mediaga with a short humorous speeeh ie his owe
hearty waded way, is Us serge of wait be mid it wee
agreeable to want mosey, sod he always *ogled
to go salting for it, teat be was somehow persuaded lamt
year to p relied the tows gollestieg fee the World.%
Moo's Institute, sod be Wlie pissed So lid what • stroog
feeling there weg is the tows is favour el Se Iselitus
They were Ironed so hospitably that it was sable, bet
cake mod wigs sake aged wiles, all every hoes. and if it
bads% beget for hie fated Mr. Edwasda, who was with
him, aged who was • isrssg advent, of the 15510451
case, he didn't know It be ibosid bevy got home sots
(great laughter). There was asotherhAl Woe, titer
gas them the sweey. He woe to he., the
leatiene woo sial premeds( •' he 111, be se
of the beet bestitaties. is thetows. lie had Sea shah
pleased to hear that a similar iodination bad bees
established at Derebeeter. He saw • fell hose Won
his. OD would en dais thew loam from the Per-
fergemrs, sad hoped that they wadi etey the astit.
talemest,ami tread that the boys at lb. book of the
hall maid keep rat mad let Some is frost enjoy Its.
well as theemegisa Mr. Cheap thee ogasesead the
astartnameat with • pies, solo, "Overture to almos,"
"dab was well sesta aid Aelled apples.. Mess.
Parma, Gale, aeon, Nash, Se Masi Parson sod
Abbott tke%mag the res. "Swiftly heal the woes-
Isis's brow, wide wee well resdered amid greeted with
wadi applies. Mr. apeemer maw Mae sad was 10-
ssived very heartily; I. gas • readleg from Shake-
mpowe's My of Hoary deb, "The Fall of Watley." wide*
we sod emately gay was hosetally raga& It was
aimed to very sitenively, sad at the ekes the applause
was esthemia. Mr. Willibm ant pat lass appear.
sista, aid was warmly seadved ; be meg the
mono wag "My love's deed, I WM shall me my I
los more," whisk staged loud Laughb, sad, being
macered, be meg the eomihp "Mdlessadiskidoo.
Mr."
. W . litold thee • Sass falai as
" Hoses, sweet h 0..," w was dose emearkably wall
wed bed y aad 1101112.11111, though be did ara
comply with the atoms Aft.. this Mr. Behoves'
1 wag a pm& 5554. lAstla Bulks." and was sassed,
whak was lallow.d by the " Otwier' One," .all meg
by parson, 0.1., amid dont, sad snob
ap-
sa wore beim called for though DCA givers.
Mr. 0. A. Colas this came forward aid mid he
thought as he had appeared before Sem se efts of late
that they mai kg tired of the Dorset Dias* (lend miss
of "N.."), which was the seem of his appear* only
see before thew that sire. He this save • resits-
ties from Bases' Poems " Riddle.," whirls was wags
ehassier, sail was received with load Iseghter, the
mason (with whom he was getly a
favourite) most heartily essoriag ha, whoa be
gave asether. The Wit*" vials was also
well rewired. Ile sarwaSim gave two other
noitatimee from areas Poems fer the warpage, as Mr.
Owes (the hoe. seseveery) acted, of giving sass to dm
Sae* Mr. wag two wore tel soup, this
time le manner. Os hie apeman is the gessd of
Is " Le-fotwisem," with gm immense head
al hair,lie yea resived by the wags wlth a parfait
gores= ed Ilater. Mr. Holasweed Sea meg two
soap, after Ada Yeasa. Parson, OAP, Ike* sad
Mimeo Plasma fad A*o6loool *owl in defied • flat,
'• The arose Wok we. rewired with week ap-
plies.. The est thing es the pregramme was • ale
as the piesell.m..magrokittisanwitite great spirit sad
See be Mr. that wive •
hem Ossidle's Owlets Learearea, "The aesiver:erylliati
Osedle's Weridise Day,' whisk as. soy ameLteizasd
eassed gnat karats. The welarteheaset
with (by pertioader &We) the busiesewo 018000 01
" Beady et a mill." by Messrs. William sad Rolm-
wood, wide was warmly reeshod sod 111110111,14 Mr.
Campos previseb, eldir etwillod at the skew The
Mamma (Mr. Resiteso) this rid lel tame give boson
to whom it was due, see proposed three skean kw the
DIM edit he wished moms Is
76wimarkialilenen.. lestliwts • he biped it yenta go as I.
bad ig skey should lad they bed sot seem.
wessik ae doubt more MOM mid be pro-
,ided. &mad they west seataser, It they appealed
I. the people al Bridporl theuareold sappers miss. Th.
.I.sl.went then gives most . Mx. Rolls spoke
•kw words ha hewer al the tots. After whisk
Mr. Bream retuned limbs as baba ci the pa-
fermata Mr. Gimes Ws peeper* sad the ramewsed
"Tess Tailor" reowded, a vok al Monks to the Clair.
mat. Mr. Housed' rased tasks , ha said his had
bees se easy task, be they* their thanks wire as,.
des to Ur. Owens ass Ia IkOar he Maned the
pressed setieres'ol7 slots of the lidltlbift sake*
webs te his (Mr. Owes') szertioss. Oran karat
mewl by ks, games' io the meek of retazitug
begal rintamj:limplbsakialissik,thsawklehlit Rt. way
be
Reuessli
showed hew uarisd be was be IlMod the poet be bpi
kelt widbi. The esdisoes this "H.'. a play
red haw mad was awes sheers fir the Chaim's,
sod lb, ...in biutee wp. Iles menet tikes woe
ever Mt

BRIDPORT RAJIWAY 00WZANY.
The WI-yearly assikag al lie RellpariWar
OmplAY toot Aro is Via (Waste Cirambsr, sloe
?mho. raspier. _ Kr. usg, Minim at Woo
Orwray, sod thin wow aka prearal SINUS:
a .1. P.m sad Mks
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land in doing lot medially eangralulate VIIII sbarobolden
is lb. Primal ar..""Sgiaj Pealed at their keg mar.
lag sad patinae* bang ninataly rewarded by • die'.
dead, white although at line small It le hoped will
gradaally becremm Bit tide will to nese ffihrut obi-
peren. the mull of this lnliasnres *bids I. an
for the *yam of slestisi a full and eatir
sottlaimmt with ster blinall ttaantil—tho
ffireat Wailers Conway. Hitherto they have lad
moss than their fair sham The Asp 11111 shall talro will
be most carefully ciessidered. Ills shall mortioaely
avoid earth* that mil ingeortearlly give umbrtin
or it.... lu.l *s shall Wan scalds' that may
' hoswelly ' lo • somplete sad au4y
meat, amicably and plimsoll', if pesdblek, but, tail
mut., efficiently and thoroughly. I hope yos will
1,.,. saffielent **Madame lb the Creston to abstain
from rimairin• deteils at this meeting. InaleC it would
be alike -premolars and nemesia* leg. into lb.. now.
' At the same time, if say shareholder WISING for puttee-
la Mformation, the secretary Win readily give it
' personally at his Ofiell. With r.19..6 to An 16 sum
on which tito sells have not bees paid, It is inteadod to
take the mormary et, ps for deolaring them forfeited,
shah dedarstios will ham to ha soullrmed at • Bah
iircissat martian of She alaarelsoldwa Tim 74 sniamed
daree. I am afraid, mutt remain Salami for the
present If the shareholders interim,. Is this.
being add for that they will now filth, theta It
nothing to prevent that being d 0..; tat I mink that
would not be a pendent canna arid I strougly advise
our wait* for White tiara. If, Isowsmr, my 'abrade
teetlemat Is &timed to cams forward and UU them
shares at our hands at par (laughter) or • trite Wow
par, they are at his mrviss. Aiding on the wisher eii.
by dm shareholders in the lest meeting, we
ryiesid enggerned • dividend of eel, 3 per mat as dm
preference shares, briar the surplus remaining of
esveaue after squaring the isapitsl amount Inbea we
....• again, ..it &Somber, I oeutdently trial we
Mall be la a poultioo to Mawr not oily • fall dividead
on
the pretenses dams, hat also • small addend on
the ordinary slams. . .

This teatime having bees seconded,
Kr. J. Otimpar, is referring to the imam behosila
this Company mid the Great Wasters, _Mid he thought
• estelemeet night bave been eilheled balers this, if the
direelon had mad •Me more eseqty, nay bed het
anodise with the Great Wasters it ath isohlingen
their -rights, hut he MI thought the wadi gel Om&
He agreed with the otheral teams of the mutt They
tin all aware that • shim* warn sloth let ethemliag
the railway asoommodadom Is our dithriet. It had been
quietly opposed by the douth-Weeten Compithy, yet it
had pined the eseend reading. He had 'Bowed his
name to be easoshied with the &Work Idrime, and
South Coast Railway, aed solely became be believed it
world he an adinetage to the Bridatiline beer)
—end to the &stride gessisUy. with had •
posatilary 'atheist in the Schaper' hay ; and they
risked their massy for what they believed yenta be the
good of the town, sad now he thought they leidki,
without Wag meounted selfish, look to their
interlude. He had dose so in sommetith with the Reid.
port lime ; and be believed that so Ilse would haselit the
Itridport Railway eo numb as the proposed Britiport,
Lyme, and South Coo* Railway. Some years ago, alto.
to Oreerkerse was proposed, which, if it had best carried,
worild am repaired the Bridport railway w
To defeat that they forearm! • rotten elbow* foe
1 a line to (lard Reed, and wen esesemfal.
the merstary of their company proposed • scheme,
he believed, the West Dorset Railwity, that wee shacia
heathsi with the pommel preposities, which sverlemd
him this was • good ose. He honied private, that the
South-Western Compsay were sore about the semen
of the proposed Use, said would support a lite to
Crewiterne if they pm them the thanes. Tbs Bridport,
Lyme, and South Coed Railway might interfere with
some of their traSit but be believed It would be better
for them on the whole. Contrary to his adaioa, the
=gof that railway had not • lb.
ot the Brldport Cosapsoy as they elimild have
dons, aged he aoald not SUMO the., ; thither mull he
absolve the Direetors of the Bridport Compile, from
apathy la the matter, —they kale • sebum* wimesMg
forward which would indeeses their lima "..
and though they might reasonably hove hit they had
not bees properly treated, he thought wounded pride
or dignity should not have prommted their ememithieat-
ing with the promoters of that solithie, If they had not
dose at with them; they ought to have salted the
shareholders tegother, and have elicited their
end he advised them to do so mow. The Great =as' Western
Company sertainly eapported th. Ito'. Lilt was oat
doss openly, it was bemuse of an arranguenent with the
South-Weelern. U the South-Wester, posy would
assist In carrykr out the Use, arrangements might be
made for • mined pugs from Combater westward.
The the was • to.. Mr one. None of the. ware
, asked for their mosey: that was all provided. AU that ,
was needed was tops the line peeped ' • and there was a
Crfeeling In the neighbourhood In favour of it.
oi pid his sheervalicos would theft some remarks
from other shareholder, os the sablest. In easelesion
be ecismsbalaboil the shareholders in the steady isoreme
at their tread, and said he did not wish to move an
mothballed to the report.

Mr. Lase maid this metlag was willed for the Bold.
pert Railway, aad Dot for soy *Um when. Tbey bad
beard lir. °Wry tbroagb, aid woe olleasire maarbe
bad Imo auk.

KZ. CkIIDST mid Ite did 001 alien be make say offen•
Ivo remarks. All h• meant to nay was they had Dot beim
eneenstie enough, aad sat* sharebokten had a right to
speak at them meetings.
Mr. Liao said it was offensive to him.

Mr. 00111DIT said It ought not to bon boon

Yr. Logo said Mr Goadryna sprosh bwl ban vet 7
hiatruatire ; they bad heard mama thaa they know
before.

lir. GUIDRY rid they might hare easily know. it all
before.

Mr. NRIDELL wee remised there had trees no am
mislead°a between the two oom tea, bream if thin
Mime were carried oat, it w..id be the ealratioo of
this empaay to Miss the OMTO. gime dome lb*
Bridport dm.
Mr. Fuoirr mid the Great Western Company
informed them airy had nothing to do with the &ahem

_
Mr. OUTWIT .ia be had atm letters maim by the
Bridpert Oarspaey data, the propoad Um woeld
lejere theirs.
Mr. Lam mid they did sot oppose the grease : they
were neutral.

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Kr. 01:111DIT thought they ought to be something
ISOM

Mr. J. P. &menus (director) sold they bad been un-
remitting in their Worts to get a settlemeat with the
Greet waders Company. and ha insiataised Mat they
emelt to bare been conanited about the proposal line.
Hs should rejeies to (we it (ferried out, sad esigested
that a meantime should bo paned oath. subjoin.

Mr. W. Cocrox thought-the memos a good eoe, sod
thed the Dl:voters should gapped IL

It. Pon impressed siatitsr-opinioes.
It. LOGGIN remarked that se notice of this subject
bed tot been gives, no resebstioe respestiss it reek be
takes as espesedeg the teethe's of the shareholders.

Alter some further dismission', tbe =bloat dropped,
asd *be report was tarried.

A divitb;ad at the late at 3 par mot. as the oteteteoee
Asses tor battiest mans Deesaaber 31st was agreed
to.

Mr. Mitchell bed Mr. Hoagies ware ve-eleeted
DIYINIOIII, amd Mr. JUNI Williams wee ameba Auditor.
Ann • vote el *oaks to the Manama, the meeting
mawareleeL

'M.. eraebed wok a stir ammo* Gar &Mars. 'weir
to hare no eifeot in laessaby the Woodmen, Of like
public at the stalls in the aterket-pbee, sad several
of our butchers, who eseaplain that they oaa do no
baiting' in their own shop% have moistly taken the
Wile resolution of 'Sandia( la tbe Starbet-plses
ves, sad by this maw they have, ire be-
irreerlhona esoseadal Is sonteirlast lasses* the
benison ot th. Ismer, •Isa Sk•••brshar•mii •
share of the patriots.% the low of w they so
eoniplela

Tel Nir COALITION. —ha prompts an manias
sketch ol this linidoWy of the Nara, in which the
various splaken are Derby, Disraeli, Robyn lows,
Newdepte, Whalley, Herwous, Stallard Northam*
Lai% and our city lumber, Yr. Musk Atoms
" Quite ea. Wien I was in Australia," ever and
anon introduced as Toady chorus. WWI is an
ortraot

"pinsanta I Let as sidearms/ than to Amide upon
tnnciP* Loa IV Pelt, tall _eh I y ; yore Glover
yos ibov, like my boy &solo V. unplea-
sant, waders braiaa, both of yes. to boor your
programa%
jowl; Ildamitiaa to bq tiodasod 00. . AU
Ms/gram' to ba roqaMA to pass ali sk.al.allll in
to od,sod those (Milan to do ato be bsaSd
a." Every cortillog satmanamiss to nississ
1t,.. thawed a you. Cala' te Iwo Mx ambers,
00.01 wham alai 57 officio hays a seat in tlat (labinet.
Whits mottles to I. moblbilsel at 011•11, absolutely,
and for our. Th. innaadiato abolition of tias Cburob
of Angiamf. Th• intmsdlato aboiltioa al tie penny
post. Thai my peogramase. Ellasplo, 1 talcs

MANIN: Quit. an. When I was in Audasli•—."
COUNTY Pam gmemore, Tuesday.—Present
Viscount Folkestone, Wier B.stbosls 0. Mea-
-1 Oben, B. A. Yerrypria,, W. Pinckney, and James
Hassey, geqrs.—V.Y. William Geyer, yeoman,
bowntmumsi.snembested for rein* two cows on
the 161 h le the ros of guarter
essiona tWtrariproved the awn Timid £6
aed John and, also of Downie,
ralrfor sulawhilly nemeinp tsar °owe as the
enh, wee aho geed bi Ike menlty of £5 and
COSI& 121:inser aened fleshes Matthews was
the piwel wham in this men The Cbainsen
mid the bed deebled that any ens of the kind
before thin would. if proved, be
::1111 ce uritia fall pity of £2O and costa.
lidor7 Dowding. ploughboy, in tbe employ of Mr.
Hew Hamra, years, at Diebemploo, was
charged with ideal* twe gnarls of when, yin Is.,
the nopeny of his mein. The one being folly
rwlthe BOMA said de/sadist must be imprisoeed
' an. month.— Alfred Pampa. of Litton Flag,
was geed 40s. and mils in Inspiring in pursuit of
game, as leads belonging to the Rae. Mrs. Strang.
ways. Dismilleat had been previously aaerialed of
• similar offenoa

Tex Quarter Seldom of the peace for the oily of New
&tram, were held at the Orem Court on Monday,
before J D. Chambers, Req., the reorder. The Mayor:
(B. Stokes, loq.), seri T. W. Gilbert, Req., wage sirs an
the Bomb. The folkariair gentlemen were sworn an
the grand jury :—lleeers. J. & Addeo (forearm), Jobs
Butesr, Winos Carter, J. W. Forward, Charles Fa-
tima, J. J. Gilliegbaso, Robert Ounrweer, Charles
Hardiag, J. P. Howe, Rielierd Hollosnry, Frederia
Janes, Samuel Lewis, Stephen Bake, W. P. Moore,
C. H. Peciem, J. P. Pod*. Frlollll Reseell, David
81411•11111. JINN, antlitsda, John Sutton, John White.
The mid prooksmetice spinet dee and immorality
Mein be.. read, On Reorder delivered him Marge to
the marl Jerry. Hs mid that in coosequeece of the
manse being bold en Wednieday, there were wily two
eases for trial by them Both of these on were very
Map* sad sailed for es somments on his part ezeme
that he might remark that is one eam the two
riegiwere mashie toread or write, sad consequently
sa,bt ho ..44..Jm the ow re of ime in
He *seen be 'sight say the side of midis
mauls in Salisbury me very sidelargory. The grand
jury having retired, fa a short time redwood • true bill
I. ma OWL —Merles Thomas pleaded guilty to
Mosionely sesallag two pain of Imola, 9i., the property
of Mr. Coombe, draper, fr., Poeltry-erese, to the 201. k
Marsh. On berg qmestkrool by the Reeorde, edemsr
stoked he mere from Charlkm, Somerset, and was •
Unman by Weds. He ems to Salisbury to look for
work, arid beim uteerly &Miter, he wee obliged to
deal somikim to get a shelter for the night. Th.
Roxeder rid the primer mad remember that the
redeems of the tows mud be protected, and there
VMS MIMS of keeping off starvation without
stealing. He mud be impriamed sad kl 4 to
hard labour for three edemdar ammths. sad
It was to tre hoped that wield is prison he would "Maud
to the inersetioes of the obaplabo , sad whoa he mime
out that he meld lead an honed life.—Oserp Cloo•
drat aed James Baram laborers, were braided for
B.l4lgsfnma I". Finis a Cloorili Parr Tamer one
se sea a half, his impiety, on the lOth of Fels.
A mond count also therged them with feloniously re-
ceiving the mine amoicat, knowing it to ham bees
stolen. Both prisoners pleaded mot guilty. After hear.
rig the mikes*, tbe purport of whisk was that the
primers were taboo Mese by the perseeentor to sleep
with him. Pragmatic went to deep. sad onzlii
awaking
found his steam sad the prisoners also
He mat to the poll.s.dstboo sad prisoner" were sub-
semently apprubooded, wires they oath made admis-
sions whirr were miffloieet to justify their detentioe.
The Recorder, in Mdreseing the jury on the ease, re-
marked that the only evidemeo on which primers mild
be madded was their own staterente on beim sere-
heeded. They, mod reedier* that what either of the
prisoners had admitted oould only be reselved as
edam"' against Morrell sad got maker his fellow. If
they had any doubt they meet give the prism or
I primmer' the besets of it. The jury, shier mos eon-
adoration, returned • verdict aphid Conduit of gralg,
sod acquitted Brim The %reorder said ha left am
stirred is the decides of the jury. • previous movie-
don baring ban proud salad Owls% to was
seateneed to nine swaths' imprigeommet, with herd
labour. Berme befog areplkeed was Shirred with
mutton. Kr. Medley promentet.

Pacrrarrrnati.—Aeoordiag to WOODOSOMNIty
Leotare on this subject wee delivered at the Conseil
Chamber on Wedeenny evening by Mr. Hint, A.A.,
of Cambridge. There wari u large atteodanoe, no
charge being made for admission, and it baring been
jest previoury aonoumed by the city crier that Mr.
Murphy, whose lectures oe PMmissa and Bomar=
remedy attraoted such large audiences at the
Assembly Rooms, would also eddrem the mooting.
Samuel Riddle, Rog., wee ananiensery voted to die
chair. and lb. subplot of the leorre having been
briefly aornmented as by hisa, the hymn "Rook of
ages cleft for me" was slang, and a prayer offered by
Mr. Hint. The Rev. Mr. Abercrombie, Wasloyas
Minister, Mr. Cook. and Mr. Murphy were also on
the platform. Mr. Hint then proceeded to driver
his looters, white woo neorearily somewhat cur-
tailed in length to 'Row time for Mr. Murphy to
address the misting. Both gentleems woke at
length of the abomon of the Reran Catholic
religion, and earnestly entreated thorn present I.
subscribe their mem as persons willing to become
members of • breath society soder the direatiou
of the Protenteat Flerrieral Crew of Loudon.
Mr. Murphy adverted to his nowt
at Devisee, and to the opposition ho
met with. He said that he hod, however,
been auoreartil in forming an samoietion at
Devizes, which bids fair ems to number 1000
members, and also at Cane, at which paws he
bad still more recently been lectern'. Ho also
rood errant estrum from religious works by Roman
Catholics authors, whirs, although immune* loudly
called upon by the bearer, we declare publishing.
Both Mr. Hiret's address, and that delivered by '
Mr. Murphy, were loudly rowed by the audience,
who listened to the proceedings throughout the
evening with the most rapt attention. Mr.
•berorounie also spoke in Nippon of the object
of the meeting, and made reference to his exporting*
in Prance, Portugal, and Spain, in which countries
sines the battle of Waterloo, be soppier he had
sees as much of the evils of Roman ealirsm as
any Regbalunsa ever had. The following resolution,
which was, Mr. Murphy mid, the some as that
edeteed at Dorms, was proposed, seconded, and
earned unanimously —lt is resolved that it ia de-
sirable to form a leer Protester Association with the
obj.ot, as for as possible, of restating the progress
of Samar doctrine and prudes whirs and with-
out the pale of the Retahliabed Church, mob
association to be wholly unpritioal and un-
seeterien in character. Yoga of thanks to the
chairmen and Mr. Murphy, and to the Mayor for
kindly gnarls the um of the Cenral Chamber (the
Assembly &MY baying been refused). were also
samed by 600611110400, and after an announcement
by the chairman that they were prepared to receive
subscriptions and member for the proposed nonce
&mien, the Doxology was sung and the meeting
A solleoti to on defray expenses was made
at lb. We understand that of sixty
members alined their eignarres Tru:dhes muster
roll of the society immediately at alai caass of
the meeting. and °ortolan, the ex of
sympathy
. sad approval elicited from anthems
. t, were both hearty and noinerom Mr.
Murphyeasonneed that he was about to visit Mid.
ember Nortaa and Yeovil, at ear ptios to driver
his series of six kerne, sad regorged those present
to endeavour, by writing to any friends they might
have in those towns, to promote the good work,
• "The formation of Protester lflooloral
Unions tfuoughout the kingdom."
_ _ _

Cr?? PIM Biggiosa, T;agda 7. —Before Ike
WOW the Itmer' Jews Homey. nog., F. attesed,
Dr. Lark mid T. W. Gilbert, Zee.— Wiliam
Tubb, of West Oriastead. was minemaed re the
formation of Bwpariatesdest Osldow, for that be on the
SOO March did uslarefully upset on We, aad Weed
for tho food of ism, a geniality of met to a certais
=isdts wit, We market-elme width add wit wee
, uatrhoiseese. mid audit for the food of we,
rte=stiame arse= Wldste Le areass.!
hot ho was la Ws mirk* between eight sad zalse'7=
I.lk. matew. Memetiag tbo east Mem Wiwi& Hi
atlesties wee draw to a gement al beef awased is •
den for tale. It looked is • miry usalahtly WM, mod
to an was unit for the food of ma. He
wee to dd.eds.t who we eboadiag sear tout dime by.
Is whisk were two other queen of beejzosLad Wed
hie to whose the quarter is the Mall Be
"I V brought it bore myan" Whams said it
alli took to Mkt to ke ka iw limes food. Witness
We WWI bhe his sea* ast Siri•id hi.. Dekodult
aka mid ho bo.s the WWI it Kr. fetid BMA, at
Weet °Amiga MOO {Ernst was is nos ern, Iwo
quarters I. is. son sea the Wier quarter la moiler
alsr• ) Dolosdast did Set W. Led also toW bias that
big 1.11, mid Ws wrest, oad If it was
kilft

briag Ave of en people to peen it. Ha olliwed, hew)
ever, to take it away spin, but einem saki he math
sot el/ow that, and at nes met it, Mr. Annoy, the
vidernary investor, said had it exarased. Dellamilsed
said he bed so quetioes to ask this witmek for ell be
had mid was quits tree.-111r. Aubrey mid WM he In
spested sone meat as Tithrthe Is_ tin PONOSII
of the lest einem and the defeatelth The
men was quite ..it for htmea fool. It wee
the WOW of sa aid moaned sow, la quarters.
It wee unsound and taelatimems. Then wee
throne 41111111111111 the heart The aliessee wen
that if the sow had not hies killed she would hen died
In • day or two, is probably earlier than that He Is
fined that hem an entainstios it the beset sad front
th:?•••2•1 es of the Mat Did set think the
b.
was from long kV. It wag an itamessi
nark— I : I shouldto kw* In whit
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the Maid wile disseesit—Witims : Three wee
disease of the heart I am quite sere the balls& berd
an bees Is good health for mon months. The dismas
of the nett would neemindly died the meet end
ohmage its apresresee.—Defeedsat sad that en Satur-
day, the 17th Monk, be wee sent for by Mr. Head le
mese and kill as. of his beasts. He l&led it and found
It its elosoash shard lump baked sp. The farrier who
attended the Watt paid it was esSering trom Wigwams
and the lump head in the siollailla wouldrt tor
that He ens sure be wee es Jansen as a af any
*satin to sell amendment* most, and ha hod, a
pleas like Sellebery, when than, were so meay
=rwend be the lest piece he should bring le.
ein always looked a little bit yellow. He was not
a prodigal beteber, but he killed a sheep now and Ask
and owe or twits before he bad killed a billeek.—Mr.
John Hia wood mid he visa smith and farrier at Zeal
Orkiesteed. • short time Ines he was rest for to
naiad a fat vow hslosglag to Mr. David Bead. It was
saffeing from lisrfeit ad ndigestios. Eike bad bees
eating some borky-miol and that lied ea baked In her
'loosed He gave her some maids* hot eke did a*
get well and he therefore nearamesded her hang Irina
at nes. if. was than. when Tabb killed bet. The
neat wee entirely spoilt is drew/lag. If it had been
dnimed by a molar presaged basher it would have
lathed very wet It would have ben good to eat if it
had bees hone pversely. The *ow was ht in the Weide,
bit not Hash is the Seib. Did not think the been
wee dimmed. n. heart had bees pat la ester fee
some time, and he thought Sun might have pranged
the appointees Widell led Mr. Ask* to prosenses it
diesesed.-114. David Bead, farmer, Weld Orinesesed,
mid he employed ditoodant to slaughter • sow for
him. Afterwards sad the ern to defendant tor Is.
men jest &host "matron prise." ho thought.
cr was a little Norman cow, &ad the manse . 23
soon 'Witness had previosity met fee Hin-
wood, the farrier, to *nod the eow, lest for him on
the Tuesday, as the sow died is Übe flanalsy. Had
got two bead. now whisk wen pat up with the eve
I. gaieties to tattoo in November last. All the three
had been fed well on swedes and the beet of lmer
apse, withinfew weeks. whom his swedes
short, he wessisseed giving them mist. The
sow ate ber meal tbe dna time, bet would ein some
after. Site would, however, sat hay. Mr. Kirkwood
man and advised him to have imirostrazteen;dNi, as,
being fat, ate would be good for Titbit
the balleek, end mid there was the
mean with the meat. Sold the were to
Beilend the mast was quite good. Would have eaten
any part of it bkmW. Admitted it was horribly
hewed every ose that knew him would say that he
would have bees the last man to have lel any me*
which be emeidered dismal go rd his premiere.
The ow was thirties years aid. Had Dover
leen a raw do beast in his life than that
On. had. law the meat as Mondey. It wee not
mictltlek. No ens ever tooth pet lash on an aged
like that. Seth than, must he sonsetldng dose
with it. Could sot Mundt see anything the natter
with it. Thought that Tubb dreared it very badly.
Is saner to questions farm Mr. Carlow, einem said
he bad *eat any thee been eintiened by any ponos sot
to brim the beef into the mrket. Did oat resells*
anis, to Tubb that if anything took plasm he would
amid the sooo.qeaesa. He did not believe—to the
best of his knowledg, be had ao4 made that nmark.
Had se It.. that he was gong to bass the meth into
the market. It was not let enough to ban here.
Was not aware that the fat we. washed before bang
sold. Did not,, sapling dose to it nought Twh
wosid meet likely sell it to some of the oestreet ems.
Should sot vita *Wag any pest of It—Mr. Aulerey,
our bong remind, mid be had heard what lied ben mid,
but had set at all altered his opinion. —Dandiest said
he had sever broeght any meat Into the market before.
—The Mayer said the Beath thought the ease fan
proved eon* defesdant They should line him 1M
and amts, and he woad be sommitted in &halt for two
months' herd labour. 'They had taken his plea of
*Domes into oossideraties, otherwise he would have
hors toed £2O and near Tbe sanest, NI.. 6d., was
paid. —William Moody, a thimosy-onsp, was teed
it. and omen for assaillng a boy named Edward Barton
oa the Bah Marsh, in at Martin's pada. Defiedent
we. allowed a week to pay, and 011.1011101141 SS 10 another
offence.