The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-17 00:00:00

DR . HAYMAN.

Before Ince Chancellor Mains Dr. Hayman's bill to
restrain the Governing Body of Rugby School from
procieedlog with his disclaimed was argued on Friday oe
a demurrer of the defendants denying the jurisdicition
of the Court. Mr. Clams, Q 0., having opened with •
brief statement of the stature of the bill, Mr. Concur,
for the defendants, entered the history of the IMO as
set forth in the bill. Os the passage narrating the
motion taken by Dr. Temple and Mr. Bradley against
Dr. Hayman at his eleotioe, the Vice Chancellor
ohs. rved that it amounted to • (Marge of soomplracy
against the persona named. The assiatant master's
latter of remonstrant's, in which they protes,sel so muck
alarm for the traditions of Rugby, was characterised
by his Honour as an act of lasuberdivation, after
which it was impossible to go on. At • later stage he
expressed doubts about his power to interfere, and
asked Dr. Hayman's eouusel s rlously to eentid-r the
question of juti,diotion. For the proettootor personally
he acknowledged it "we. a hard case, end • palatal
ease," but it might be he would hose to affirm the legal
power of the governors,

SiTUILDAT.

Mr. Cotton relied chiefly tri (be terse of I.liestatgt.
aopetituting the now governiog body, which gave them
power to &emir a master "at their piedmont." He
denied that it wan for Vie Court to decide whether they
were right or wroog In what they did, seeing they had
power to sat as they pieced. Tbe ;learned otouneel
endeavoured to exoperate D.-. Temple sod Dr.
Bralley from the charge of having ilifluenatid their
siollesgues against Dr. Llsyman. The Vice-Chaneellor
obeerved when be had done that this aliecation raided
• serious question. He could not help thinking that
Dr. Temple and Dr. Bradley had automated • grave
error in the course they took. He did not me how,
under the circumstances, Dr. I:layman amid ever have
bad • chance of getting on.

WOND&T.
Mr. Giese. ocomenoed his reply to the demurrer,
Indignantly oohing atteutiou to the fact of the Itlshops
of Easter and 'fforosstsr sitting 13,alde the Vior-
Chsocrollor, and assuring hie Honour that their pralines
would not induo• him to b is one hrtath of the
indignation he felt at the treatment of Dr. Haymatt.

Mr. Tom Taylor is the now editor of Piaack.
The sod fishery Is most abundant this y•ar.
Th• population of Japan Lu ffialally rotorned
. .

W 66. Brown bas been eommittod for trial at Calcutta
on the shag. of marrying his own woos.
Toe wales of guano imported to the last two months
was k 54323; i the same pariod of 1872 £173,735.
A married woman retorned home drunk, at Winches-
Wr, on Saturday night, set fire to her room, sad she and
a young obild were burned to death.
Prince Frederic Charles of Prussia has planned for
the summer months a complete joarney round the
Igo Id.
Lady Wl' ibeth Bert/e, daughter of the lan l of Abing-
don has j silted the Catholic Couroh.
Grantees Danner. the tuorganstio widow of the tete
King Frederick VII. of Sweden, hen just died at
0.110111.

_
It is denied that Mr. Gathorne Hardy Las stopped the
works for making f Ixford • military eentre.
It is 'Laird at Portsmouth that the Admiralty have
determined to hold a naval review at itoithead on Om
cen.con of the visit of the Caw in May next
Ills noticed as a singular ooinsidenoe that the Dasher
of liclintairgh lauded on the seam day of the week and
of the month, and at the same plasm, as the Primrose of
Wales landed eleven yews ago.
A reportthat the Arebbisbop of 0 interbury will retire
after ii.llll4t is offirdally oontradieted.
The Heard Famine Fund hae reached 00,000.
Under the well kociee initials "8. U. 0.," the *Wan
of Bengal are eloquently advoesied la the Times.
The Oxford crew, after 1100141 day.' silents% which the
Lord Mayor desserd discourteous, have declined the
invitation iodine at the Mansion Mouse this year.
Xing !Coffee's embroils was, on Tuesday, presented
as • trophy of war, to Her Majesty, at Windsor Castle., Cespodes, lately notorious as the President of the
Cuban issurgeets, has been betrayed and shot.
Mr. Disraeli, sagaciously foreseeiug the isosittnued
ormemity of deputatioas S. petition for the reveal of
the lneornatax, says that he shell always be happy
to reorive them." Thia is 00030fitglag, 0w541.17.
A woman hal just died in Chester 'Workhouse, aged
76, who has Hoe aa inmate of the estabilehmerit for
Afty-tve years • lather I softly guest, on the whole.
A oomprehen'sive work on the English pearantry Is
in the press, Lad will shortly be lamed by Mears.
Frederisk Warne and Co. It Is, we taidersiand, front
the panel Mr. Francois George Heikki, author of TA.
Rousaac: of Posaguit _

—,—
Wben Postmaster a Leigh "rename *Mee" la
1870 hie Wad will probably have bowl so cleared by
penal servitude that he will be able to pereeive tte
nloe distino.lons between his own money and that of
otter.; and small sums tosy then be more safely ob-
truded to hi..... _

"-S; Roger Charles Doughty Tiohborne, Baronet,"
trans into "Yogi horrid butcher Often, biggest
here "—Notes ani Qawries.
**The Sad of Uagodly Prosperity," to the title of •
sermon, suggested by the career of Arthur Orton, which
I. to be published by Homo. Hodder and Stroughten.
It was pre•ebed in the perish ebureh of St. John,
Wapping (whore Arthur Orion was baptised), by the
Bay. Bobsrt Gordon. the eoloared Oiefirl ciao, for
integral years curate of the parish church.
Six 0111 wife bitten by a single dog, the other day,
in Kent, and it was not one of the Waters regular
biting days' either. Tb. men bitten think they trill
not trouble him to visit them again; they will mil
hie °dies.

Stodgy stons-breaking in the Sairtbourne Work•
boon bur boon dissionotenaueed by the local meociation
of ratepayers, who have pasted • resolution calling on
the guardians to rescind • rule which ls contrary to the
ipki, of ',gush low and the usage, of the people.
Hilda( been taken before the Lindsey niagistrntoo
on Saturday, the lad Barn, who wounded his 'shoal-
folio. soagrove lo • boyish dael with pistols, was
oommitted for trial. Ths youths who meted as sosoads
were discharged. Seagrove is reportod to be going en
favourably; though a part of the bullet still remaina
in his

I;O-a-1 Government Board hen written to the
beard of guardians at Pis/shore, refusing to ratify the
appointment of Mr. Alexander Blaine as inspector of
nuisances, It being, in tin opinion of the GNAW
authority, "inexpedient for any person emoted in
business as lieneed ototaaller to hold to. Oboe of
inspector of nuistnosa"
Mr. John Jones, formerly hairdreaser inAberystwith.
died on the lit of March, sod 102 years. He had
realded in Aber3stwith morn than seventy Joan, and
before be GSM° to tint town he lived at OtrillirYOUs where there is a family Bible containing the entry of
his birth. The doesuod had hem married MOM than
10•01114 years, and his WiCiew Ii ninetyaix jean 01
age..

-'idward Watson, ifszse lebourar, has been sent to
prison for seven days by the }Lamaist* magistrate*, in
default nf paying lls. 6j fine and eats. His offense
was a refusal to stay in the stable aid watah his mas-
ter's borer &Dor ids o'olook at night. The promo .stor
Yr. George Harnett, of Lauer, said he sottaideend
defendent his servant at any Vase he wasted him to do
anything. Defendant said he thought if a easa worked
frees tow in the fawning Mil eLi SI Idekte Ilk does
wok sued Is be doh

PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCIS 0011YANY.—
Progress is the eonstant burden of the reports of Ibis
remarkable oompir.y's operations. Year after year the
number of new polkdos Wood has increased until now
the total premium blooms id acre than half a estLWon
sterling. of which nearly ono-fourth is new bucinees
obtained within the past year. When we remember the
small mum. comparatively that are assured in the ludas-
t:lal branch tile mainitude of the company'. hairiness
ciao to some extent be eonoeived ; and it is clew that no
insurance society in the world he. so maltitudiooes •
body of *lints. Snob magnifloent • business indleatos
management of the but order, and we know that In
the neighbourhood of Dorchester the utmost vire is
betitoWed in regard to the policies issued, and that all
claims.» promptly met and without the least quibbling.
The district agent is Mr. .1. Anderson, Vieloria
Fordlagton, from whom prosoectnees sac he had.