The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09 00:00:00

Drat eon* expreso.

TU11513111% JUNE 9, 1969.
NOTES OF TEM WEEK.

On re-sesembling after the short Whitsuntide
mem, the House of Commons seemed to have lost
the genial spirit which marked it. proceedings im-
mediately before the adjournment, and the room of
this is not far to peek. Instead of the comparatively
easy and straightforward question of Reform, the
/1.0.41 bad to deal on Thursday and Friday, in
different -way, with that apple of discord, the Irish
Church queetion. On Thursday, apropos of Mr.
(31athotone s letter to the East Woroestershire elector,
there was • good deal of cavilling about what persons
on each side of the House bad said, and what they
meant, in regard to the Irish Church. This pato
one in mind of old women's quarrels, which, the
&Meal hone of contention having been disposed of.
generally have as their last phase • dispute
about what each party had said in the main
contention ; and in bearing dignified statesmen
translate into Parliamentary language such phrases
as "I'm sure I never said no such thing,"
andir yes, you dui. ni take my solemn
'dew? 1" one recognises oars more bow " one touch
of attn.*, to." And another little touch of nature
elbowed the same universal kinship of humanity on
Friday night, when mine supporters of the en.low•
ment principle voted for a clause including May.
nnoth College end the R-gium Docent in the opera.
tion of Mr. Gladstone's Suspensory Bill. This "let
all row in one boat" feeling is very natural, sod
the result of it 111 DOW embodied in the bill will be
very satisfentory to those who have profound faith ,
in the „watery principle. Now that Mr. Glad. '
stone's Rill is thr ugh orminities, iii. to be ho
that it will pass
.its remaining stages withoutgit
million or reortmination, sod that the Commons will
steadily devote themselves to the Reform mamma,
while the Lords take up the prophecy troths Irish
Church question.
A general view of affairs jest now is comforting,
as well as eoeeenient, since the atmosphere on
every side is oleo ; what clouds thso• were have
dispersed in soon • way is to raved a sky quite
Italian in its brightest*. No doubt, one of- the
chief rowan for present coureratelation is the
eveeptional Selisall which we have enjoyed and are
still enjoying. Never in the memory of living
persons has there being • finer spring. Aas
all that could be wished, renewing its old character
for alternate (goads and sonshise • while May was
the very knit idisti of merry mends—warm, Retrial,
aod growing. Of late years.. had come to dis-
believe in what the old posta said of the mouth of
Mey. Robert Herrick, like many another portrait
painter, bad flattered her, we thought. Shake.
p 551 had bestowed far too many praises
upon her, sod sometimes drove his similes even to
weakness How could we admire the pemase,
" Love, whose moth is ever May." when May was
frosty, obeerlese, and wet? Could we think of love
is never smiling? If May was • bride, she had
married spasm her onseent--thei °usage Mommens
were there, but they decorated • dead rather than •
living body. The May of INS, however, has com•
pleti4y restored our faith is Chaucer, Spinner, and
81takspeare. Coerequently we have now 'Olden
fields and abundant flowers at the risht time, with
the prospect of • sp'eedid harvest. The gems, with
nothing to °both its growth in the very earliest
period of wring' has arrived at maturity • full
moo* some- ttsaa meek nod haymaking is pretty
amoral throughout the kingdom. Wheat and barley
are in good conditian, promising • moes abundant
harvest than has been known for many osseous.
Nor is the prospect • partial one. Throughout the
whole country the reports are uniformly good. The
corn districts of tbe seat, the borilsrdeas of Kent,
the gram lands of the west, sad the pestoroges of the
north, all show signs of plenty, and promise well. It
is impossible to over estimate the value of this.
Cheap bread and plentiful beef are substantial
benefits that will scoras—but there is sometkieg
more. In • thousand different ways them basalt.
will eat and risacit through the various relationships
of everyeday life. It doss not take keg fir deer
bread to prod oos diskette and &cheap loaf is the means
of diffusing miatentaisat Wan equally rapid manage.
Pesos nod piently are the two desiderata
for nations; but seldom o they tome
together In so remarkable • degree as at the
present time. Net even • whisper of war disturbs
the asesuity of our prusoect. The only struggle at
all likely to happen is the domestic one of • goners'
election; and, thanks to Mr. Disraeli this is not
likely to take plaits natal the real Is:einem of the
yesr—the harvest, both agricultural and oosomereial
over. Whatever may be thought of the
Promise's tenacity of °Moe, and of his tactic* to
postpoos the evil hose. there are very few of us
who regret that the election is not to take plate
before October or Moonlit er. Save and ozone-
me degree of vieleisee dose to cooetituiiosal
p.ruoiple, which is sot likely to be attended with
any serious consequereeee, or to be takeout& premisel
underlees oseepoosal turcumetanoms, the capering
imseloa has dome, and in doing some very useful week.
We shall have an ezeeedingly good opini.eu of our
Pea she Brum" Whetherl.2/41,toreif 'by do bet
the plan proposed will be an adequete remedy of the
evil, we hive Do Masai as yet or Ja4veg ; hut if
..1.11 WV.% 10 LIMO the vice, something uthetantial
will be gained. This being done, sad the Reform
Bills for floodeod and Indeed brought into a proper
thape, litentlArdi will go their oreatitasnoies with •
deed grelie ; sad the ormatry will have no reams to
end &all with the led will sad lestessat et the
relatesehes reslieseal.

TB2 Rip. W. FERCKVAL WARD: ANGLICAN the repotstioe of being One of the most efficient in thoe
I OR ROMANIS! ? country, and oertoinly the celerity and peel:listen f
An side ciente
W• are 011abled, On authority, to state, that the it,.
,riZtovements are
oceurted tonasirdir"hrdi:dall.oes of the inerectlon.
I meeting oft) e clergy of the aura Dewier' 4 D°r* The bottery wee thereto; the
ewn an indite at a trey
, Amstar, on Wednesday last, at which paper' were rapid pee, when the near horse attached to one of the
road both by the Rev. T. W. Knipe and Rev. W. P. eno OPribbiel stumbled through one of its feet being
Ward, wag carried out in a thoroughly friendly spirit. ug
°: i.. in nil intennlity of the turf and we tamed
aloneh for some dust mew b the horss. at its side. Ulu-
Mr. Knipe's statement that Sr Ward, theist, entered mately, bqwever, they le!il pewit, ta ins g'""d• •I'd
a Church connected wGI • Roman Cath lie Convent at •hi n they wore esteemd from thelleellie it .05 found
Moe, dipped his hand ieto the stoop for holy water, that the 4.ff hone-a were GOP Pni."l -bad its kr ghl
crossed himself, and then kn It before the high altar. fore f°°4 bonbon °°°114.44,11 '.'ll. just "I': bte",e;:e.a
-.' en .
Of eourie, with sueta soriove fracture, t •
was all fully contrmed ; but Mr. Word, on the other no I- A
-- SS s''''n as Ibis • carbine was ottaineil,
hattit exp....6d great abhorrence of Mariolatry and and the poor animal shot.
at er Popish practices, and defended his position as ma Doane multi, -The staff eerssan's of the
an English Churchman. Dorent Mattis oornyleted their anew.' coursed musketry
_
i:strua'n3n on Saturday last, and the re ult. of the
Although it boa matter of perfect indifference to nring are moat creditable to
the church in general what her Word's foreign vagaries was made with a" Solder itfle ou 42 34, the
may be, and alt ough it may be generally then for pante made in the test P• rd
d ifs event!" of
granted that, litte a certain animal between two bundles ceresutase of first-ales shots 6166. an .
the 6....a,
4,
them.ThTehes..!;sci.tiooet
of hay, his religious i rinciples .1 ,o,,,,iction, .... poieta in easy ering 11-25, making s
n blot, for 100 ia
swamp worth opeetiny of. yet the paragraph above is a 'De' it 12°24* 111' Is a w'il 1 " 504,4•"
curious revelation of the state of the Church of aceountee under the regul.t on! 7
. .
4 ver..1%44 the
england at the present time. At • public meeting of
Suleeleently there was a etailiriit'°"
the Dorset ' ounty r-chool, held • few weeks ago, it . te
*iii.logron'akorert.hreeThePrirairigeag. ;e'er: 200 t" .h4oa*::". ba_nyd_bs°o'::deen::::n.si;
wee stated that Mr. Ward was, when abroad in the
habit of practising certain sots of external devotion 5 shots at each. The old Itrield ll,' nuilt.iooot ot
which marled him as • member of the therch of Rome- c esequently the shooting did not gi u
This was declared to be imp ssible cud absurd, and so
forth • it was formally announced tb t Mr Ward pw,ujug,icl.
ahairitne
..ITepei.n at. ei....nedwoweithb.ytklrd:ratnte.r....i,mThvie:ullirsu.ti
intencied, on his return home, to call his calumniator In°llwit'ir Wait'. idth 33 m rli ;se.n
with 28 ; end tied.
to account ; whether by action for libel, or through -t.nd, by Colour-Serge.nt 13 debit' . .. 24. Nineteen
the ecclesiastical (*tuts, it did not appe .r. Something a up, by Coloes.Sergetat Clarke, with
terrible was going to happen, and the aggrieved clergy • °Gospel ed.
man returns to his home. And what is the result' Dososaarea 80600 L OF Ant -The local prises
• Teri-diaconal chapter is called, if our readers know offered by the committee of ths Bch al of Art hove
what that means; in other words, a priv to meeting of been awarded as under by the lisammers-the bee. W.
clergy is called, the matter is di cussed in a veep Barite Captain Foster, and A. B. Foster. B qhavlet will
ft sway spirit, and ac user and aeon .4 part very he notilted that member. of the three chasm%
is
hi,t,thoT,
good hien aif they had not 000111 te • perfect; under. tieipoted in the honeers thus beetowed, i
standing before Were the char es then withdrawn! encouraging to find that the artisans.
We nod
No. Were the funs denied? No. All admitted, and eveniog elan, bane hese verr, encee•fia.i....
... "1.4-
all shown to be iterfactly consistent with Mr word*o stead that Bnwht attend the
the rise. will be nobbles' dis lb t dem
position as &Churchman, and, indeed, it is possible that Mine in August-as snon aft r the 11th, on *bee date
they aroma the school win be re-opened, as WS, be oonenieht to
But .h .t wets these foots? That Kr Ward, on the Pr. silent, Job'. Meyer. Keg., M.P., rod Viet the
entering • Romish place of w :kelp, dipped his hand drawlingo will lao inhibited at th.t thee, In the spaniel/
into the holy eater, crossed himself. and knelt down sea-1,,n we hope to 604 • Lamer number of the arils.'
before the high altar, and having dons so clause to be of the town availing thieve-Imm of the vale .ble @due.
called an English churchman We As gait, a. are tee this school offers. Toe Hon Secretory (the Rev.
that different people have different opinlon• ab ut the B. 1.. Weteon) will be happy to •ffort any information
meaning of the terms Row aWel and h.ngllA Church. reluircel by those who any tel deemed to join either
man. 'I hat some think that they do not compromise of ill, slues.. Herein the pen, lust:-
their English churchmanship by even communicating WPM COIOCILIat prey, &Ward J. Cowden (.fterioen
with the Romish Church obenael, because they consider em-.); kid, Wee Mar L. 0. Finer (morning
it the only true church there ; they probably forget that nt. riled. Mie M. 0. Cordel (too 0140i5.% clam);
e
-Puns.leaaalrieva.).i Mb' Ales SI skew (morning dim);
in PO doing th-y identify themselves with • church that e,_ C,.,_ o eett.,.44.t.m..wre.it,tetki• ~
.„.....).t...4.4444,4.
looks u on the Engl oh l!hurch soon church at all, and itellie, B. cone,b,(e„,roket 'rt ,
thereby they set their seal to that monstron do trine. caste frotnes).-Piise, teeth Mem (evening der);
Hut surely in the midst of these opinions, adopted to highly ommi ...die, sum Margaret M. C ...dell (inomlei ciao);
suit nien's peculiar position, there must be some line on.
airds:CFMmi"DaLs. urr
i to' Fn. CAV ' 1 17. r " ofl. g Isi 7. CocilTcte u d e 4 ,
which common Anse can tee in judging of these per. 2.4,,ntendi I, (d
...4,e,e).
f nuances- Let on then look at nr Ward's per- UtITLIVI Paoll Tea Can.-Prise, Walter Welch (menhir
formance. He uses holy water! we look in vain for dye); e0w,,,,,,„wei, wi t 31.100. r,,k„,,(.,,,)ng ch,..4
anythi gto justify this in the Church of England. We °nodes Tee tne her.-Pree, NW. Alice A. Good (nem
are aware that Mr Wari and others justify themselves lug cle ; highly committee, Chore. omeni44 h redo( camit
in using it by the fact that it is not forbidden by the AlCillf•CrUall. Prise. Jansen Chinn (evening clam)
church :no more is circumcision, ad, as these persons Noon et.eas Pees -7.0. Payee.
go back to the law of Moses for their outward cere- Sneer SHaMtlllO. Tha I sheep sheadoe match
moo is vestm Ma ko .we shall have them next pre oh of ihe porehe.oer Agrieultur .1 Society took plee last
inil circumcision: and they can bring Prinifi.e ration flarunlay, in Mr Ensor's cattle repository. There were
in support of it for we find from the Epistle to the nisi° merles in the inen'e Gloss, and the work was dons
Galatians that it was tautht even in Apostolic times, well throughout, and we et equal in anti; a. to rive
which is more than can be said for holy water, the judges considerable &Meaty in ewer In; the press,
But . his negative argument, derived from abeeno* of In the keiv's Maw there we on ye'.. entry. This is to
all prohibition, while it ,ets in • 1 the absurdities of be regretted, for they are our hops for the next
hmeheniam, is so absurd as it is dishonest. I h.rles getter .tion, and the members of the society
Lmb he • capital ilium ratio', of it in his essay on wou'd aunly do well to promote In them a spirit
Christ's hospital. ite has been describing tits severity of emuletton and desire to excel, by entering them
of one of t.te masters the Hey J. Royer, and adds; in eempatttions of Olio character. It is stratifying boo.
'Onoti and but once, the uplifted rod was known to ever, to know that the ono lad area IS. did his sheer.
fall in:effectual from his hand when droll squinting tag in firs•rate Ntyle, end completed his Ink before the
W— hoeing been caught putting the inside of the nen, so the jadeite were 'dosed t. 4 award him the fir.t
master's desk to a use for which the architect had ,yr to of the two offered. Sonic splendid Monist M.rn
clearly not designed it, to justify Inane f, with great sheep were previded by Mr. Smith, of West 8 afford,
simplicity averred that As dal not kit so ant fAe Wino for the hearing. Ti's j e udged were- Mr. T. A. Homer,
had been forewarned/ This exquisi e irreotignition of Telpeddla, Mr. A. L. Co 'per, Whiteorabe, and Mr.
any law, antecedent to oral or declaratory, struck Do , Levi Chows', Binghen's Ifslooinhe. The unetosessfel
irresistibly upon the faocy of ell who heard it (the 1 sompetit ire ri mired 2e. 61. such, The prises were
polagoeue himself not excepted) that remission was , awardet es folio.* :-
etent eervant of smoother
unavoidable." In this case the same plea that Mr. l
'fir erldToow who 'rle:l;eaberintne een
al Ain two hour. i
Ward uses was ecoepted. not as a sufficient excuse, but °J.,. beet eeee;.: let. £l. Joe. Dee„.„.l,,liee I...pifly „,krn.
sea mark of evident icliotcy. W. 0. Hull, of Drum. Puddletown ; Yoe, di, Joesph Ohl, in
With regard to ' himself, we know that these I the . neloy of Mr. H. Grovel, of Winterborne Staeolinon; Wei,
men pretend to lardy themselves by the retention of les. wiliiam Richards, in tie swoop of Mr. T. Lock, at
the sign of the cross in baptism, whereas the retention of Eilert'n.
this sign in the solitary inrence of baptism, even if the e_tiewricr.Tomttate eds. . being :t4con.oeten.Le:ut of a rusher or
30th Canon had not been written, is • sufficient bar to , en
ee sheep
I within two houerre, to the tact gni:toner: 10, 41 10e, Charles
the use o' that sign on other occasions in the mind of all 1 Mull, in the employ of Mr. it. Groves, of Winterb rue
honest churchme i. Had that sign, like holy water, ; Stespleton.
been omitted without mention, then we should have Tows Conncrt.-On Wedoetdev there was Ismailia(
had the phi. of "no prohibition ;" now that plea is a the Corpolation. The Mayor (G. Caruso. E.g.) pro.
removed by the church pointing out when cud when sided, an.. .• •, ••••• were also present-11 larlD4ll Galvin,
wily it lute be used. Councillors W. Vernon. E. Steele, J. Bebop, W.
But it appears that this English churchman, who Sled., T. Bennett, H. Lock, and Dr. Aldridge. 4, plan
abhors all Ilarioletry, admits that he was kneeling for improving the northern entrance of Wolluton
before a high altar, on which was an image of Ilie 141, by taking off the corner of the cottage which
Virgin Alarr -ILO alter with an idol. Of cour e he I Anis int i the re-deny in • most aak ward w.y, and
did not see, or regard the image: it is cusinus that : „dotot to K. wdbotoo, gel., ~, eoesehowttoe thereof
Itorn.nists don't either; they neier wor hip imall li, if I the triangular piece iininedisiely beyond the utters in
you esk them, no more does Mr. Ward, but he kneels 1 the n-rth ei.le ...late, before the Ctionc I snd approved.
heft,. e one, and yet is • good churchman, and his i ...hi., Mr.' Williams's otootion to tite pr,,p.ood
admissions win rsosirsd n An' iTfrinoliesPirg• lithe" I e.•-chttogo. Three tenders for enclosing the engin...hour
no such thing as truth in the present day? Is it not I were owned. The ',sweet was Vl6. by Meier.. Gay end
worth coatanding for? If it ma, how can nuni•ters of SOO, and it was seesobet The other two were respect.
the Gospel bean friendly te ms with idolators? Purely lvely FIT 10.., and £lB lOa The Meer anitosned
it is the very worst sign of the present times, th • that the Lords of the Tenant" consented to the nosing
ind fferenee to truth; this unwillingness to sacrifice
the friendship of th • world for the sake of Chris'. of Cl3OO by inortgep i,f the dues from Wollaston swat.
repayable in 30 yetis. In worse of the Loral Board of
Now all these matters would be of little importance Health business, it wan annoonced that 18 Beene* had
but for the fact th t Mr Ward is a membir of the I eire.dy been wet.' for w.tcHne eecth.ne T,e 1/entices
Council of the Dorset County cehool, and that he has 1 of weer." wee again raised, Mr. Bishop thinking that
been retained On that C. UOCil in spite of a protest ' wt., after ewe' year., all the h,,oeee of
agai et it In thi• we are concerned, and telt__ ng only
the tows oasht to be connected with the
what has been granted, we ask are the middle chimes
Man drains It wan rlisitod that the M.yoe's
of Dorset ern tog to place their children under a premise. are 'not so joined, and Isis worship said if the
Counci which identifies itself with a clergyman who Bowe directed ml to he der.e he otitit pay fo• It, and he
admit* :-- should not complain tines. he we rendered worse off
1. Using holy water in a Popish place of worship, than at present. Sablectuently the Mayor intimated
2. Crossing himse f therewith. th.t some perens to the town had found so meth
3 Kneeling in such Popish place of worship before animus from connection with the 'swore th.t ihey bad
the high altar and performing his peireire devotions jieeeeneeuni their preniine. This statement oroet4
there before an imaire of the Virgin Mary. much surprise, and the Town Clerk observed that th.re
Is such school likely to lead its pupils to be good ... eery moron, remedy ails. against any intetfrr
Cb Mimeo, or good Romanista? ..
Is; with the publics sewere. Mr. Jowett was Instrneted
We have ever wished success to the school, but if le inquire into the matter and report; it's. to ascert•in
such men are to be re Unixd in the I ouncil, we cannot what premises in tbe borou,h are not yet onnoected
desire anything ii, tier than that it should meet with with the *ewers, and whether, in any case, the puldte
the failure which we are sure awaits it No energy of draios are not auffieently low to render eonnect on
the Master will avail, when its management has lost ~,,,,...hie Applio None were made by the molder
the confidence of the county, and t-erefore the eoner of the berecks Ad the Goa:dims of the Union for the
Mr. Ward retires, or is removed, the letter for the t..rms on white the Fitted weild supply them eater.
school, and we shall be the first to recognise in that It ..s wood to ito.wer double the charge m td. upon
removtl the true chunkmanahip of the school the intuit. tints for the water used for trade purposes,
management. sod the Board ell net provide mains.

COHN r T PETIT SESSIONS.
gimgDAy..._.sorore Limt-CoL Steward (el.alrinan),
Goodtgo. 14.0.. &Marti Poem, Esq., 0. Worry,
&in., and R. Thornton, Req.
CATTAZ LlTOSTlNG.—monsosi Colemen, of Broadloom.,
wes summoned fur ail .w ng two h. rem to wrap, P.C.
Hunt found tbeiu 21 miles from defen.tant's stable.
He has been miniounell twice pravionsly for &Jailer
offmem. Fmod 104. end meta.
James Danford. of Cattistak, was summoned for
allowing a Doer sod calf ti !dray on the highway.
Defendant's wife said it no erred tbrou lb tha gi.l in
charge of them going to play. P.S. Bt.liman said the
catte enticed some fat ruck of Mr. Pope's into the
De•endaut beeing hem previously fined for
oottle straying, om now mulcted in 10s. sod is. mate.
William Licklmd. f Poddletnwn. war sommonerl
for all oring two onws to stray, May 23.—Defuudaut's
wife mid OM in this hot weather them was on keeping
them on the wmainn, lemmas there won no shade for
them and the feasts w. Ti bed. They Tao jot. the road,
and she pent tot el.uthtsr shot tbsm directly. f3he
atoms I in the way just to have • wind" oil), •
neighbour'. daughter. and the oows were not os the
rood too raittotoe.—Fined 12.. sod allowed at .rtnight
pay in. I).lan4aol kat be;so previously summoned
. for the limas a nos.
Ton FisSralf ROLIDAT.—Jmnph Brpr. of
ilicutehriry, vim san.moned for being drank and riotous
there, Kay 13, at 10 o'clock at bight P.C. F..ter
, proved the ease Is defmdent'• shames nod Supprictoo•
dent Uoderwond mid he bad b -en twice smoirtased—
I moo for an asmult. and ones for befog drunk and
• ritivous. Vinod 20s. and em to, or amen days. A •POMIlli
attended for defoodevt, aad .aid it was the fl•liermaree
holiday that day, and they were drinking and deocing
to a fiddle on the betels. Sb. knew be lad • little too
mock, hut thought the holiday seemed it.
Is UQUol.—Jsuses Chalker and Georg* Hogbarksr,
of Upturns, were summoned for drisikesoom, it
fiddlehiston. May 14.— PC. inepton said he sew
defendants kiekiog a donkey in • brutal way, when he
went op to remonstrate with them. They abased
tier, an 4 Hugharkar "rung big Lt. up" Is Isis fem.
Thal' were noisy, nod be was obliged to detain
°walker sA Mahone, for an hour. —Chalker raid be was
bailiff for Mr. Hawking, and Übe enokey bed thrown
him and violent!, oat his Nee; with Hairberker, tbe
shepherd, the donkey lay down. The s'Datable Ira
stepped them about the shepherd baying • Honor for
his dog, and because Hagliarker mid his master had
the Borer' the policemen said it was an untruth, and
would not let them ff., on. He oomplained of the
oonstable liabileuffing 1.10 and kicking biro. and sold
he wee not drunk 'bough be had keen drioking.
Pined Is. mob, and tole it was well for them they were
not summoned for being drunk sod vistas, or they
I would bane been fined 410 s.
A DAIIIT Boy'. Gatirwmica.— Frederick Hartsell, of
Owevotoigne, dairy h.q. was summoned for leaving the
aerator of Mr. Juries Trott, of Uparey, without dn.
nodes. on May 34 --Complainant said, eller m mcalles
trial def. ulast said be would onitinas the remise, and
the hiring wee to give or take • mouth's Potion On
usterday morning, 310 ult., defendant gam him •
we Ws notes, when be told him be most give • mosth's
"Ming. Pauly the mit morning eoreptaiasat foetid
he it.d soma. —befesdaat said be Dever speed to go on
.1
let the month. Bela, inked why he did not go as,
defendant said, with Mare in hie eyes, he week out lob
the garden all one day, and never bad smithies to
drab! it seised be mover asked for it, and coo-
plainast maid he gave bhp • pint of eider • dap. but is
that ow-tidos be warn out, and his wife forgot it, but he
41 told have had It for the amiriais—Ourattlsi sold
Mere was 3s. Si. wages due to him. asked
vbe.her he would have the boy bask, he sold "H.
didn't know. the led tall be wouldet do anything."—
Daindent mid be Ismailia% go Zs& _TheClarkr Then
y spot co to tri.on.— Noy : Ho, I shan't I—The
it -..11't ordered the abatement of the bey's wages, and

two, b• worn t Lis s retom
Lx lototturra CA...sat= —Joao Crit•bell, ol
0t.a.t0.0. ems summoned for not fulfilling 1.1.
metraet with Mr. Hammy Oreees. of Surepletnn.
Defealant di.l riot appear. Whew served with the
surorwsw% &fondant said it wee • bad j de, and he
would att•nd.—Compleinant said the defendent agreed
!•.t Janus y to pare some lead for him sad bmn I. in
"Int to s .tr turnips. Defeadant bed not flniehed it.
but had gon• out with • enuivany of sheep r• 'Mend
nt bad •1 • men or two there this •eek. He had
be. n ab.mt it so long. HIM what be oomm.ussd with
am peetiy nearly as green now as *ben hr heroin. He
had mos turnip. later then thia. -Such being t cane
ore Henrik 144 tb.r• was no timid) of thrt agresmeet
611 tar•io sowing was over, wad dbooio4l lb. ease.
Thpy advise' soul Almon to have written agneabuts
&pito is to ttes fog Ware.

TaII•TZIOAL.—Mr. Belton mancleded for a Menne et
the lbeatm en S•tureay eveniag. but, we understand,
he will return avian at the b. ginning of neat month.
Home finm•nna, Eatt, M.P., bag sent, airmail, R.
N. 11••••• I, EN • *toque for nvel guinces, with h •
beet viola. for the prosperity and sneered of the Odd.
fellows cf Weymouth.
NAIRIOW EWA'S riu OSOWSINO.-011 Friday
aft. riloon • young centlemen readding in the town had
very murder *amps of hio life whilst bathing in lb.
se,. It liypearet that wbilet swimming mit of Lie
depth be was suddgialy seised with cramp end sank.
Pottunatey, a fisherman wag only • oho t diatenee
boot tie, and. On witiussing the auddan dinappeenume
of the young gentlemen, rowed to the upot be he ...A
sinking tne eanyind till.; happily be anima I to the
!emus just es be wu di.appeating for the third time,
when he mansited to g.t him into his boat. lt wee
aome time before the nufortuaste young wan was out
of danger.
Me. Breen en We's GM TO Tilt COSPOILatOII.
The new looineoule ant ornerneo.al gardeue on ibis
• to of the Kin" the gift of Me a tephetwon, are rapidly
, appro....Ming completion. The anal... has bean bight
' of Poit'and stone to the height of three feet air inches,
eiirinoutited by a etone 017401. boat by Me O. Jai4l,
the coiontetor. Thee, me Vales entreme. to the
u-r lens, which form a triangle, the priusipal one being
from oppoaite the Pulleoey Saddler. The
wh.n leid out 000 riling to the pieces plena, with
ornamental devices of boom., will look very pretty, end
be a greet atti action to the liorticeltoral and bacanical
On B.lll.clty 111. were greatly eiehopoinled
I nothing lb. shabby and ugly iron rolling. which were
I being placd in po• tin on the storm work. They are
I, about three (*.tut height, and wy similar to the r iiiiege
builders place in front of small 0.11.01. They we
ans thing but suitable to the ornamental r,cad
I will greatly tear an othereite exaelleut work.
Snotitiiio FATAL Antnolier. -Oa Moeda! ...rd.(
an inquery was held at the Hoard room of the Work-
-11.000., before the eorunrr, O. Flyulando, Req. no the
1 body of Z imbeth Agnes Elliot, • ,olingnirl and an
inmas• of the union. erl 0 reel with tier deetn on
' Solar lay I.st whilat playing a la Blond. on • banuts'er,
, from ebieh else 1.11 loggia!, and shortly eller glut led.
elle mu exi inmate et the
anion sod Miele the deociesed, oho hod been in the
onion for the pmt two years. Shortly before eight
e'alnek on /Words, night bee elteistion wad drawn to
the deceased whilet ate wee .egniug from her b-dromit.
by seeing her sitting on the rail. She afterwatde leant
back se far ea oho eould whilst she bold bold of the
rOlinee by her bands Tb, demand wan in • 0e.7
doneeenes pn•itt.e, and eke went op hi her and potion
her off, .01 mid "joule. don't do tlyit or you will
fait off end kill yourself." Sloe replied he could do
that. and scion mounted on the rail, and walked down
the flat Yip of the rail. Wttnege then left hoe—Mary
Miller cold she saw the d-oweeed on the landing on
&turd*, evening. Shortly otter she beard some one
eereaut oat '' Ohl Liagia's gone." She immediately came
out of Mr bediOdM end notioed that the decewel had
1 lien over the ramie to the it •ne door. Teo or ,hre,
other limit e rushed 3.ern emir., and they found
time deceseed lying on the ground in en auto 'scions
stew. She believed no one now the deocesed tall over
the reils.—R. P. itinip•on. Eq. 800 rem 10th, union,
•sid lie atteuded the dece wed about 20 minutes after
tha ambient. The deceased was quite mummeries,. and
• ordered Mr reinov•l 10th.- 'het .iie an& upon
emonitiation. Newt the dw eased graa boasting
attut ironely, whit. was 6 bad omen. Af or he.
4.-mase be booed she had iisesieed a slight :Amend
er.mml oaths tea of h.r bead, and abe died trim
tricture of the skull. The deceased wag eiateels 704.
or 04.—The jury retrunarl a verdict of " Acoidentel
death."

BOROUGEI PETTY SESSIONS.
TCZSDAT. -Before the Mayor (.7. T.ssrd, Esq.), and
J. nylons, Esq.
Rossini GenDsils.—George Inkmen, • notorious
thi.d, end Thomas Gast, were plsoel at the bar charged
with stealing s quantity of roses and other choice)
Es•ers from the gardens of ihe Row. J. Addison, Mrs.
Dow. and Mr. L. nes, early on Tuesday morning, In
the pariah of Wyke.—The Bench inflicted • line of 40s.
on Inkman, or in defsult of pa•mont one month ber.l
' leboor, and Gsle wee fin.d 10 . or 7 days hard labour. The
prisoners were removed to the cells, but Gale was ulti-
mately liberated on payment of the Is
WIDNESDAT.—R.fore the M.yor (J. Tigard, Seq.),
and J. Aylitog, Fag.
TINYTSIO DT Tan DlTll.—Henry Allen, formerly
a waits r at the Golden Lion and at the Burden
Motel, wee ishaeged with stealing • pair of trousers.
• vest. and • flannel shirt, vales 30e. belonging
to Mr. J. Brows, • fellow lodger at 16, Park-
stmt. Prisoner cams to the town on Friday from
Hosing., and he slept with prose utor, who missed the
artieleo from his boxes i.n Sunday morning. P.S. B ion
sp, rebended him et Dorchester, when he said "It's no
uos telling lies as I took the things lest Sunday and the
devil must have been in nut st the time." He had
pledged the troun rs for Ss., at Mr. Parmiter's, Do,-
show,. Pawner told the sergeant that after be took
th- &violet he was intending to tilts them book, but the
d.vil prevented him.—Senteneed to two months' int-
prisoament.