The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

ACCIDUNT TO • POLICEMAN. —On Monday after.
moth, P.O White, of the thy fore., who season his way
back from Britford fair, was knocked down by • hone,
ridden at furious pace near Harnham bridge. His collar
bone was broken, and his bead itiered. He was taken
to the infitmary.
&nom. TREAT.— On Wedneaday afternoon, Mr.
Greaory, of Futheeton Mills, took the teachers and
others room cted with the Bunchy school at Idillotd•
street Chapel, to Dean Hill, when, they were plentifully
supplied with • good tea at that gentleman's expense,
and .pent • very pleasant evening.

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LIGAL EXAMINATIMI. —At meat meeting of
the Law Society, Mr. Willi&M Marsh, second son of Mr.
John Marsh, titra•for 1, passed MOIL satisfactorily, the
preliminary examination to general knowledge. and has
einft ree. iced the Society's certificate. Mr. Marsh is
not yet 16 ran of age, and a. been for some years •
pupil of the Rev. J. I. Ms, Weymouth.

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CoMary PoLice.—On Thurialay weeks young man
named Harry Trubridge, of Wiahf.ird, was brought no
on warrant, bifors Jame. lloss.y, Euq., and W.
Pinckney, KN., at the Magistrates' Clerk's Office,
charged with minimising his another by throwing a glam
II her. He leas committed to gaol foi t month, with
hard labour, without the option of a fine.

BURGLARY. —La the comae of Sunday ae'nnight some
thief bruke into the dwelling-house of Mr. Fuel:her, on
the Wilton road, by unfastening the window of the beck
kitchen, and earned off three silver tea spoons, and M.
in money. Other plat-. would appear to have been ex•
amined, but being found to be only eleetro, was not
4:erne I away. lhe police are endeavouring to trace the
offender.

MICTING OF ARCMDZACONO LCD RURAL DIAN&
A meeting of the archdeacons and rural deans in the
aiocese of Salisbury has been held at the Palace reeenily
where they were entertained by the Lord Bishop.
Meetings were held, on Taeaday end Wedneoday at the
Cathedral Library, when the following subjects were
discumed :—Dieeeemi synods ; the present position isf
the Colonial Church; the best means of ptumoling
diocesan object., church rates; the conacience clause;
parochial histories; Sunday eahools—improvement of,
and meeting of Sunday sMoul teachers in Salisbury in
1t07; sub-dem:one and reader.; and missionary
students.

TUB RCSTORATION OF SALISBURY C•7•IIIIDRIL.
The committee for conducting the restoration of
Salisbury Cathedral met on Saturday week, under the
preaidency of the bishop of the diocese ; sod it was
announced that the works comprised in the first contract
and which had been in progress for the last two year.,
bad now been completed. A recond contract ha. been
entered into for the restoration of Mu west front of tie
cathedral, and it is calculated that‘be new portion of
the work will be completed by June. 1867. The work
of strenghtening the lantern walls of the tower—proba-
bly the moat important of all—has been cempleted to
the entire satisfaction of the architect, Mr. Gilbert
Sc tl, es well se of Mr. Shields. If the fonds found to
be at the disposal of the ouniinittee will warrant such a
step, it is neat propewed to uudertake the warming of
the oatbedral. The subscriptions originally protnaed
amounted to 11,534 10a. sd, and of thia sum no leas
than £11,106 has already been received.

Crry Parry Sununu% Monday. —Present The
Worshipful the Mayor, James Horsey, E•ri„ and Dr.
',unit Two boys named William YAWS and end Comic,.
Young, were brought tip in aurtody, charged with steal-
ing fruit from • garden in the occupation of Mrs. Rogers
on Milford Hill. A boy named Short, who was wi,h
them at the time was punished some time ago. The
prisoners ran away to Soothanlpton, and were appre•
heeded on their return, on Trim-day morning last.
Yates was ordered to be imprisoned for 14 days Young
having been previ‘msly movie,. 1' was senteneed to •
month's p Ham opm t. —George &diner. William
Yates, and Edward Young, were summoned by Superin-
tendent Crldirr to show mum why they ehould not
erntribute towards the support each of one of their
children, sent to the Wilts Reformatory in June last.
An order of 4r. • week was made upon Stainer, and all
order of la. • week upon the others, who are of smaller
mews.

Coortry PrrrY Brasious, Tueeday.—Preamt
unt Folkestosiv, K Hinxtuan, Req., C. Penrud•
docke, Eaq , U. A. Perryman. SR., H. Y. Ilf•rsh. freq.,
P. Bev. IL Duke, and Jam,. Hussey.
William Feltham Terrill ass summoned by Richard
Polden. the coPeetor at • he Coombe Biseett gate, for
evading toll. The que.tion was whither Kr. Terrill
had driven more thaa 100 yards on the turnpike, and
also whether that particular portion of road. which is
repaired by the oounty, is vested in the Turnpike
Trustees. Mr. Temll's object, it appeared. W,4 to
&siert I right, his houe being near the gate, and there
be parish nada running ont of the hiropilles within •
huadred yards.—Lt the request el the aimplelaael die

caw was adjourned, la ceder that Ur Trustees stlAt he
represented by an attorney. —To-day, Yr. Johns, of
Blandford, appeared on their behalf, and sited sans to
prove that they bad power oen the road la question.
Mr. Whatinan, who appeared foe the defendant, said he
' had looked into the Local Act sines len week, and
found that he could not resist a conviction He sub-
mitted, however, that the cant eras not ono Is wide& a
severe penalty should be tuflicted.—Ftemed 10a. sad
costa.

MEDICAL CLUB lon SALISBURY AND ITS NEI011•
BOUBROOD.—The annual m citing of this club eras held
recently, Mr. It. 11. Hew, M.P. in the chair. rb.
wore preeent the Rev. J. Farnham lleeseoger, Hr. T.
Slake, Mr. F. Duke, and the Ike. Henry S. Pollard.
hon. secretary. The effairs of the club were examined,
sod the accounts for the rest year ((mud correct and
solitet. From the report it apposes,' theme were
2578 free members on the books of the club, showing
art increaee of 229 members over that of the preceding
year, which was pertly accounted for by the admission
of the Perilil of Wintenlow to the benefit of the dub
since the last sonnet meeting. Mr. Blake has left
Salisbury, and his 'gam as ooe of the medical °Meer, of
the club bas been filled up by the appointment of Hr.
Swabe_y, his late partner. The slob confers • great
benefit upon the labouring dames, by enabling them to
have the attendance of • properly qualified prestitioner
It needs better support front those
in all trate of Wiese, at a very trilling annual wet.
perishes in whit*
the largest number of benefit members are iverelled.
It is, however, gratifying to be able to Ante that the
club is free front debt, sad only needs a few,,,.., annual
subscribers to enable it to extend the are* gita um-
fulnee•