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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

WEYMOUTH.

WlTllolrell FILIINDLY BIBMOTT SOCATIT. tbe
annual meeting of this society was beld at the
White Hart lout, on Monday evening, when about
60 'neaten sat down to • euhstaatial dinner, got no
in excellent style by Host Huston. ID tie absentia
of W. Thompson. presidest, the obair
was taken by Mr. W. Bosh, the vice-proident of
the eciety. Tbe society', positino shows that It.
in • rapid decline, throe being but 66 members at
the pr.-rent time, whereas last year there were 106,
and • few years mince more than double that ember.
Several of the members are aged. and as the funds
are low then. n every symptom that this amociatioo
will f“Uow many others of a einnlar oaten, and
beontor non cd... According to tin Wean sheet,
£7 2. 91. had been paid for beer for those members
who had made their otootbly payments. The con
of stationary 8.., medical aid £ll 64, itioretary's
expenses, £2 Be. There had been 6 rlembe—tbree
members, and three nominees, and for them klik)
had been paid by "New. in Inch case being Ool-
lected from the members. Tbe eich•pay bad been
£B3. Altogether therefore £94 has been collected
front the members during tbe past year, while the
expenses had been £l4l le. fki. —being • balance
on the wrong side of the ledger of nearly £4O.
Last yew the anti in the Molt leas £144 4.. Id..
chin this year It was only £ll9 7e. fid., and the
baleoce in the box hut 7id. The chairman te
meniing on this leStAilli•nt, drew • sorry pictor• of
future, and said that enlist an squint:ion was made
in the number of 11.erotwa, the deficiency most be
greater lent year. The semi loyal and local tomes
wet, given, sod the members separated at so early
boor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

BLAND FORD.

ELZOTION OF LOC•L. BO•IlLt. —We have been
credibly 'Adenoid that seem of the votiog papers
issued to the ratepayers were not relied for in the
usual way, and that one person qualified to vote did
Dot 8.01 have a minis' paver ivft with him- If this
be correct it may amount for the somewhat an-
ezpected result of the election.
Si',. Doesirr Struts —On Monday ten members
of this company siemobled at the Butte to compei•
foe ties Ride Club gold star and tha ciocupsay'•
cha lenge cruel. Thu weather aas most unpropitious,
coseequestly the awning was below the
The ranges were 200, 400. and 600 yards, wove.
shots each. Satpura Green was the snooseeful com-
petitor. The following were tbe worm made :
Lieut. Johns 40, Sergeant Green 49, Sergeant Davis
44, Corporal Mace 37, Oorporal %dome 38, Private
Payne 39, Private Bartlett 43, Private Nesbitt 46,
Private Kent 24, Private King 98.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

Col rtsponbtar.

lAREIIONT.

70 the I.%lears.

- -
• utlomon,— Mr. Childers eery properly and
discreetly answered • question put to him in the
llouse of C.o"niiias the other evening, touchiest the
tsp. owl of Uncomont. which by the death of the
lt. King of the It,louni, bottor known in England
U the lawka..l, oi.o limo, of llo• dm:railed Princess
I •har;or r, has l l leo. rte.l to toe 1.:140nd. Crow n.
Ii 4,CIIrd Li, eery inauy hunddy to stissest, Lad,
.hould it prove to be true that her Nlsjesty, our
Qseo. loans to hes,* this pt &aunt ahode upon
el. • P. ices of I. •uie Ileme and her husband, for the
purpose of securing their permanent stay in England,
such a measure connot fail to be highly acceptable in
a inetcentihl print of view, to those chtegy iegoonc,,t
hy the very common-place consideration that thereby
the Trading of their Englteb ineeme by this ex-
cellent young couple in England instil( will be secured.
But, with • very large proportion of the community
this still more important feet of the happy and good
influences which their presence and example joined
to that "(others already in the country, will mutual
help he spread, will weigh far heavier.
Yours truly,
Ad May, IS6G. A. B. C. T).

MAGISTERIAL STRICTURES.

To the liditors.

- - _
Will you allow me • little apace in your columns
to defend myself from the reflections made on my
sharacter by the presiding magistrate, Mr. Finchani„
in the polioe CYO against the coroner, Mr. W. H.
Atkinein. Mr. heehaw, in dismissing the case,
sail I did not give my evidence in a willing or
creditable manner." What evident,* was expected of
We I know not, but sail was Mated on the 8110111ilnie
tem' " intormateon bad been made on oath that I
was likely to give materiel evidence for the prosecu.
awn." perhapa the Mayor was uiisppoanted that I
only stated what I sew, which. being confirtned by
the only other wields fur the preset:ration (Mr.
Jainevin), the case was dismissed. As all the red-
oes** were ordered out of court, ot oiurse I
'hold not tell that my evidence had directly contra.
darted that of the policeman; but if my evidence
11. discr.Aitable, why dot not the magistrates rather
believe the policemen. I admit that I was cautions
in niy aliCe ore, and perhaps a little confined, as the
bell was crowded, but if my evideme was truthful,
why should the Mayor go out of his way to cast re-
flections on me. Had the case goo* on. there were
waiting at least ea witnesses to coutirm my aiste•
meat, already corroborated by Mr. Jameson, and,
therrfore, forther than thus stating my case, 1 cai.
leave the Mayor's redeorion on my credibility to the
:4M:empt it deserves.
I am, paws obediently,
SDHAR B. SMITH.
Blandford, May 4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

THE OAK OF CHARLOTTE WINBOI.

The areument. in the so of Charlotte Wieser open'
plot the ettrotion of the learned judges liming in error
In the God of liaehrquer on Prid.y and &turtle,.
The Solietb•r-Ooneral sae not called on to reply to the
iiretiosent• -rimmed asain.t the oeneiction. On Ifoo•
day Cla el-Jaetiee Vila delivered judgment. &arming
the convistiee of the primer by the second jury. The
Court were also of opinion that the &complies, Mee,
Mori.. walk under the dreseistenees shoed, an adeet•o•
able wit,ees. Ti.. Lord Chief lastios then dimmed
the Governor of Helmets to &dim the prisoner Cho--
tette Wieser to the tostoly of tb• sheriff of the county
of [Mime. and she we. then removed in motedy front
the Conn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PRICES

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY'S
SALISBURY MEETING, 1866,
WHERE

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THRASHING MACHINES, STRAW ELEVATORS, Ac., tte.,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

Your obedient sprrsat
JdllllB DOMONEY.
CATTLE PLAGUE PREVENTIVE.

To tke Sdid.rL

The enclosed bag already partly appeered la a
conirmporery, but I am persuaded you cannot make
it teJ public and you will oblige me by regalia/ it
Yours truly,
JNO. BROWN.
Lowl's Mill, Dorchester.

Savillis•plaos, Newcastle•on•Tyne, April 28, 186 a
Ds•a Sin,—! Write today 00 the Cattle Plague.
1 see it has broken out at ObiokerelL lf you bavr
any friends, farmers, Aka, with cows, let me ittbri.
them strongly to give balf-ms•onnos tilos • day of
byporalphite of soda in their water. Some refuse it,
only few • in that on.. put • little meal or even
common mue to it. 8o Sass we have observed it.

use ate • complete preventative but not • cure if
attacked. A gentleman in Leicestershire bad a herd
of e.t.a, some fine-bred delicate ones among them.
Re ordered byposulplute to be given to them, not
the others. Tee others were attached and all died.
These me now living and well. In Lhataborlawd two
brothers have • farm sail each had their Moot
'rousts and kept their cattle in • byre divided in
the middle by • wall. The cows on snob side of.
that welt. One proposed to give hyposulphite to
his, the other not. Tbe disssas mote--the one who
did not give it Iced all his cattle, the one who did
has has at this moment, and motions* the hypo. A
blend of mine has bed the disease all round him
within 300 or 400 yards. Those who here given
hypo have lost none, neither has he. Those who
have not have lost theirs. Tbia morning be had a
letter from home to may that out of 70 only flare
left Jost closet. him. They gave no hypo. Depend
on it it is with trial. Sir W. Lawson, who has one
of the finest herds in Cumberland, has just emit
down for one cwt of hypo. Dr. Wilkinson has re-
plrted to the Cattle Committals, its valise, end
Lamed my friend's name in connexion with it. He
Is the patentee of • new method to make it. It is
en serious anything as worth trial.
I am, yours truly,
W. W. BIJRDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

imperial parliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MOADAT.—The Royal assent WY given by 0001114814011
to several BAII., Lod others were forwarded a stage.

TomioxY.—The Lord Chant:wilier moved the second
evading of the Capital Punishment Am/10141,0t BBL
The Bill divides murder into two elasees—murder of the
firat itegree being punishable by &tab, and murder of
the second degree, which need not necemaiily be eo
punished. The former inelaties deliberate murder in
whieli there can be no dough of the intention, and mur-
der muninitted for facilitating weeps from the wow
gametes of other crimes, and upon officers of the peace
in the execution of their duty ; and the latter boa
reference to eases of infanticide. One proeision of the
Bill glee, the Jo*, the power of recording judgment
without pronouncing sentence,. The Bill abao carries out
the recommendation of the emonliasionere with reep.-et
to prieate execution.. Alter some discussion the Bill
was road • ammud time.

111011111 DAT.—The business Ina uoimport.st.
FIUDAT.—Tb• Walser was &void of pablio interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

DEVIZItB.

WILTS COMITY AIT WIL —AA the quarterly meeting
of Le committee of Vialtora, held cm Wedaieday
Modem were moepted for bread at 10d. per salmi;
Sour, at 32... 6d. per seek—Mr. Briokwortli. liest, at
12.. per et.—Mr. Lee* Berteard oral, at 15a. 6d.
per ton—Yr. 0. T. 84metriu7.
Tag 11171 A Coen. —The mutual report stated that
the expeoditure daring the year bad base £ll4, arid the
receipts FM The goeernamot grant for the previ,as
kalf•year had alto bees paid, which had emaitied tbe
cepa to free Itself from 04 debit it had thou inatiThi.
Al the lark easmal ',turn there were 75 we on the roll,
of whom 41 were elicits* sad 25 bed *rued the sates
grant. Same the retort eat made the members had iti•
around to upwards of 90.

The Anouria•oor's VisrrArlos.—Tbe Hon. sad
Bor. Arolidos:a Harris held hie visitation at St.
Jobs's Church, Deeises, last week. The A rchdescos,
in the woo of his @Wage, alluded to the restoretion
of &Behar, C lauded, and stated that the noble dorm-
Woe of £1,0310 for • Pewees to separate the ILady Chapel
(ma the /Moir bad been mob, by Lord Beauchamp.
With regard to the COOMISOI Usage, rendering 001M-
palsory the edmissiou of the (Madras of Diameters
to the esoilar Maeleag of dumb soliools,
the Archdeaeon trusted the stogy would not
sleeken their opeceltios to nedi a simoore. Heti:oohed
os the Weed question, and roads the following obser-
odious with regard to the Holy Communiiss :—"Bat
my brethres, while we may thus in Christian charity
agree to differ as to its external administralkos of
the most holy rite of our religion, than is soother
septet of the matter in ',hi& we ought sandy with ose
eieerd to agree that we will ft-operate I mean in
metering Use Holy Coserasnion to that timid= in
OUT Church Benno sad (which pelisse I ought
to put drat) to that positioe in oer poople's lout,
which Holy Scripture and the plain teaching
of our Church ladisoite that it shoals, nosey. I add.
little while bask that St. Paul weak] lad it hard to
reeognise is the present Roman Ilerries whether of low
on high Wass, that which Ise roomed of the Lord, and
deliored to his lock; bet I for he would be still store
perplexed were he to And himself In this our country."
H. urged them sot to sousisice In the manifest dila-
*linear!. to daily pmer, is rare commaniess, In the
sootiness pond sole of their cheseele Is God's house
(na lb. Beformers imbed ILL being meows in Ito mate.
Has and revering than the POO/ lawmen ocotago table.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

SHERBORNE

Ti. Aim Mem offertories te April use,
M under: For sick and needy poor, £8 10s. 101.; for
nil ',noshing choir reaaistes 1:1 17s. 21.1.; tor loon.
porated Church Badding Society LI 4s. 31d. ; togw,e,
£l7 124 44.

Thu Suuuiosg PKIINT BANK. established 1859,
*Moe, the Conduit room, the Parade, by ti.. &comet
Lir tile month online April 13rd *bows £7 ss. 61. of
deposit', sod Ed 16i. 7d. of withdrawals.

Yea= A V FloaPyreL.—The Parish 11 ,gasiste &Arnow-
lodate receipt of the foiloei:ig .unts duriag April for
till+ valuable Cliur‘b boo.,
Peony imbeariptions eoetioned Ifs. Thenk..ffering
by a lely sPiir rreivery train %toknetia £4, Bey, G. B.
•,i.eicApele* Rcadiug £8 2a. 6J. ; Aupeta.,
28 3s. sid.
NATIONAL SCHOOLS. —Mr. Henry Stephens of the
College at Culham, has been appointed besot master.
and Mr. James Grant, of the College at Exeter,
assistant master of ths boys' **cal. Both masters
hold Privy Council certificates. and certificates of
drawing from the Science and Art Department,
Kensiegton.—Parish Magazine.

THE SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURNON. —TIN Church
Sunday school excnrwon to S athampton is pmpowed
for Thursday, June On that day it will be
high water at Southampton at 11.411 a.m. The
tides there are curious owing to the influence of
certain currents. There is a second high tide two
hours after the first. Low water is about three
hours and twenty minutes after the mooed flood, ie.,
at about five p.m. on the above day.—Pan..
Magazine.

MILT DAT, 1866.—After Evensong in the Abbey
Alvah at 2 p.m., apunoraeion of children, am we reed
in the P. risA Magasiae, was to have been formed at
the National Schools at 3 p.m. to proclaim Hee
Most Gracious Majesty the Qneen elect, and to
moat her attended by her maids of honour and all
tier court to the Bold in which the May pole was to
hare barn erected, where the ceremony of her
Majesty's coronation was intended to take owe.
The weather proving bad, however, the ceremonies
now stand adjourned till the 29th (Oaks day)—tbe
signal beteg the absence of the Abbey Bag on the
oSurch tower, which, bad May day been Bile, would
have been hoisted as an indication that the sports
which are now postponed till the 29th would
proceed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08

BLAND FORD.

LOC A L Bo A ID. —A specieJ malting of the Bland-
ford Lad Board was held on Thursday at the
Town-ball. Premed : Mr. Darden (chairman), Mr.
Eying, Mr. Johns, Mr. Groves, Mr. Ball, Mr.
Lindsay, Mr. Maiden, Mr. 11.1•11•1', Mr. Gill, Mr.
Perk, and Mr. Smith. —The list of persons elected
and the voting papers were handed by the alistrioan
to the Board. The declarations required by the
Act were made by Messrs. Henry Ficld Fisher,
Robert Ryan, and William Smith, three of the 1
newly-rlmted members. Isie following letter from
Mr. Chitty was then read by the Clark:—" 20th
April, 1868. Deer Sir,—My client, Mr. Henry
Godwin, of Durweston, still eimplains of the
DU•1•001 to • public.bome at Blandford, called the
" Fleur.de-Lis," caused by • dung mixing belonging
to a home in the occupation of J. T. King, Req., of
Blandford, and • water *least belonging to • bones
in the cc ispation of Tholes. Burden, and although it
I. alleged that sufficient 'widows was not adduced
on the former investiiiation of the nuisances before
the Blaadford Board of Health. I beg to inform you
as Clark to. sad for tha information of the Board,
that Ir. Godwin is Dow prepared with evidence to
prove the mistimes of such nuiranoss, sad for their
statement, and if the Board would 6x • day for
inamising winterise, and apprise me thereof, they
should he in attendance for that parries. I respect-
fully submit for the consideration of the Lord that
Mr. Godwia is entitled to its protection and relief
ender the circumstances attending the nuisance.
Awaiting trout niPly. I remain, Icor. obediently,
George Chitty. W. C. nimbus, Rel."—
Resolved that the Clerk isforst Mr. C.-bitty
that the alleged nuisance seems to be • private one
I between Mr. Ring and Mr. God win, and not each as
the Board owls bound to interfere wi b. headved
that • 'maths!l he circulated cautioning persoos
littlplacing manure the highways —The report
= Lighting Collimates was read as fo/lows
April SW 1888.—M • .meting of the Ligkung
Omainittes it as. agreed that • key of the ewer
house should be Imid by the sultaty polies with •
remannesdation that it be canted on the person of
the raiser es sight duty. llnda—lt was
thought
, derivable ll* se a roma rule Si. keys of the elegies
home Asia hot be gine op by ib• beldam of the
mine to eel perm not being a member of Si. Local
dot Are Rd l was also 00001 Oath'
obis Ami ids.:J. "Mai bo POW" • 011.8 "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

W A EMINSTER.

Toe if asatout or Bats imp vu 10emMe HMS
Votonemaaa.—The Remises, (10th WOO) Hig-
Volunteers were oie Wedmaday entertaleed by tbor
sable capleiti Conmondeet. the Marquis of lath, at •
diaries at the Tomiltall. Tise dinner. shish was of •
itemphiom Maraster, was provided by Private George
Doel, mei ammialed if every delitney ia the way of mop,
Salt, Moab, and fowl le mama, sad was dose ample
tisiti!oe.t by
,adarty of smutty, whom appetites had
b so hoer's Keeton* drill. The
wine. wore of the quality, and mmts from lb.
noble marquis private milers .5 loftiest ; they were
decasted sad mot oe by his lordship?. butler in
the most priest °sedition sod Is gossrees profusion.
The If. and deem band of the socapany played
dude( disarm, I. the we ket-mart bemeth, a venom .1
=mood& The aosel loyal tombs were drunk ia the
amass, Militaisig • emmany of be, Mejeety's
Volga after which the *obi. Makers, with mite
Meg so•pilu.kiy remarks, preempt what was the
Meet of the evening the heal& of their laSs espdmi,
Mr. Davis, who wes migrating to mother county. His
1.444 tendered the thanks of himself earl the other
odkers, semewarmiationed Aims. sad privates of the
mespany to Cantata Davis foe the maim. sad able
manner la which he hail emiontaded them, and foe Um
soortsoiss sod had way I. while he had always hr.
bayed io 1b..; sod at the mum time presented him
with • handsome roma of sovereigns. on whisk
engraved —" Promoted to Oapt. Davis, with Vt,
sovereigns, by the 10th Company of Wilts Rifle
Volunteers, no hie retirement." The paint espesin
was mach affected st this mark of his old meararle-'
esteem sad mead, sot 'storied %Maks ia as warm sad
feeling manner. He afterwards, Is hriof teratE
paned the health of the Dolga lord, their kind a
coonnandant, to whom the corps is so mush I.
It need searoly be Mated that the toad Ira- amok mom
entbmisatioally. The bealtha of the other oMoers
present met with • warm reception, as did that of " The
Non-oomoisaioned Olken," "The Privates," "The
Mentes (Moms," and though last not Nest, "Tbe
Ladies." Bmend mom were sung, and a pleasant
welling Meet. that will bag be rerseroherm by the
"Jolly Tenth." The noble marquis, who had mate
deem from tows *speedily for the 000ssiun, left for
Looniest at tee o'oloeir, Lad Monied to London oe
Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

BLA ND FOR D.

Tau TIME rx asuanons-rranar.— We are imtiled
In being able to announce tbst the sem of £l9 has
been rateed on behalf of Kr. and Mrs. Hornsby, and
that • concert will be given in the Corn &phase en
behalf of Kr. Harbert, ander tb• management of Mr.
Byers, on Thursday, Hay 10th.
THE Venerable the Archdeacon of Dorset held his
annual visitation on Toursday last at Blandford
oburch. Forty-two clergymen were present, but the
attendance of the laity wa• very limited. Prayers
w're 'it by the Rev. J. It. Quirk. and the Rey.
Prebendary Farquharson took part in the Comma-
, nion service. An outline of the nrchde.oon's charge
will be found under the Dorchester beading.

ADJOUINLO Istvan. —Tbe adjourned inquest on
the body of Henry Pitman's child took Oros on Fri-
day morning. The only witness examined was Mr.
Spooner, the surgeon, who stated that be made • poet- I
mortem examination of the body on Wednesday.
He found the lungs greatly diseased and in • soft
state. The blood which oosed from the mouth was
from the lungs. The state of tbe longs was sufficient
to account for death. No marks of violence were
apparent. The lungs must have berm diseased before
birth. From the state in which the child was born
it was impossible for it to live. The jury tottdiala
as their verdict that the demised child died from
natural mesa Attention was then called to the
filthy state of the premises. One of the jury stated
that the owner of the property assured him the house
bad been thoroughly whitewashed twice within six
months. A conversation then took place resPoolioll
the mall amount which it wee alleged Pitman allowed
his wife to keep house. To this Superintendent Watts
replied that the man had told him in his wife's pre-
aches, and without her oontradation, that be allowed
her IS. • week axed cwt. of opals. At the jury's
raqsaa the °wooer speed to eal the attention of
the Inspector of Neimans to the state of the
premises in question.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

Somerittohirc.

YEOVIL

Tim Cartta Puerta. —The total number of
,tock which died and were slaughtered up to Tined.,
, last, was five beasts, awl 13 calves, tbe property of
Mr. Poole, of Coat hlartook, auctioneer. Oar local
veterinary inspestors stiff appear to differ from the
igitnioes *tressed by the Governmeet impostors,
referent unites and Simonds, as to the disease
from which the animals have died; they have,
therefore, resigned their respective appointment' as
inspectors for this district On account of the
snorted "suppressed plague,' the authorities have
enforced strict roles, and no carman were permitted
to be brooght into the town lad Friday at the
market by on, meaty butchers, unless with an order
from the soperintendmt of police. A second order
was also requited to temote the same from the
=diet, if not disposed of. The farmers or some of
the surrounding villages have also issued notices
cautioning strangers and hawker" not to trimmer on
their respective farms, and threatening a heavy
toothy if such be found thereon. Great alarm and
excitement naturally prevails amour* some of the
leading and other agriculturists in tbe locality. A
belegratio despatch arrived on Friday from Coat
Marion Informing the authorities that scene other
animals 'bate been takers ill. A meeting of the
Cattle Plague Committee has, therefore. been held.
and authority has been given to Superintendent
Smith to visit the premises, sad slaughter the whole
animals found ill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

Vampobirt.

BOURNEMOUTH.

NIT/ Al:Mita LIM( BISHOPRIC. Her Majesty's
government have consented to the erection of a new
bishopric in Australia, to be formed out of the pre.
sent enormous diocese of Newcastle, New South
Wales, which at present contains so area of 800,000
square milee The see, which will be known as that
of "Grafton and Armidale," has been provided
mainly through the generous contribution of an
Aostralien merchant, recently deoesexl, and the
subscription of other persona interested in the colony.
The Rev. Samuel Robinson Waddelow, M.A., St.
Peter's College, Cambridge, (R A., 1855), curate of
Bouroemoutli. Hampshire, has been appointed the
first bishop, and will be consecrated as aeon as cu..
cumstanoes admit with the Mahone Designate of
Dunedin, New Westminster, and Nelson.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

THollial FIVRAND 6/400.
Wolverhampton, April, INA

To the Bendier, of St. Paul's Congregation.
KT DICAS FRISSDS, —ln returning to yon my Moat
aleeeTO thanks for your ralumble eth, permit to me to
say that f accept It not merely at an elpreesion of your
personal regard for me, but 'Leo as a token that von
value the troth ea I bays been permitted and enabled
In state it doling my short residenes animeiret you. It
I. with folio., of extreme regret that I am now
reluctlantly obliged to separate from you ; and truly
can I -y that from One. have I realised so um
ministerial vocouragemena as f•oui Hams amongst
whom I bars laboured in St. Paul'. Wolerrbatupton.
rho Lord, in the wise dealings of his presidaae.,
opened to me a sphere of labour only • few loam
iii.tent; for this I feel thankful, as it may afford
opportunities of cementing thrift friendship. which
bars bore been formed. In much weakome, but with
all my power, I ham preaohod to you " the gospel of
the gradeof Ged,"—eabratioo planned, carried oat, and
revealed, by the Triune Jehovah for, and to, " His own
sleet,' who shall all b • preeemed finally onto His ewer-
Imting kingdom. Through "evil report and good
report" "I have not *hooped to deelare unto you all
the comm.! of God." Those views which I hold, the
some I"preach to every creature" who attends my
; and the seed which has been sown, obeli,
when waked laid made to lemmas by our Covenant
God, spring up to His eternal praise and glory. Believe
rue, my dear friends, to remain
Yours most faithfully,
TIMIAS RITIAND 01111042.
St. Paul's, Wolverhampton, April ISM&

Mr. Gregg has accepted the curacy of Gridley,
near Birmingham.

WAREFIA IL

THE Motion Potation against the return of Capt.
Calmat% 11. P., has bees withdrawn.

VISITATION. —7.6 Venerable droltdsaeon Senetuary
held his vinhatien as Wednesday, silk Nary's Church,
where there was • large attendanee of ths dem presses.
Tbs prayers or the day were read by the Bev. W. J.
Uodarwood, after wines the anthdesson delivered his
°barge. The service was closed by the oalebration of
the Holy Coon:anion.

Bosomy Swinton, Saturday.—Two little urchins
named Yea and Lellington, were brought before the
Mrior, charged by Mr. Yeareley, of the Red Loin
Hotel, with wilfully darnagtog and brooking hes
garden oucuinher frame In Barnett.lana. When the
one win called on, Mr. Yoarsley said hie only truth
waa that the beyr, who pleaded guilty, should hare
• melons warning, and that he did not wish to
roan the own against them. —The Mayor and Town
tjlerli both nverely 'Gotland the children, and told
them that they were liable to doe and inaprieonnnot.
but that se Mr. Yrentley kindly forbore to pries the
ewe, they would this den go "sent free," and dm
next tune go to Doveheetee gaol. The thema who
,
were pressen, expressed therameiret nvery gratified,
and the little boys cried and and they would not
do es again, partionlarl.y when their mothers maid
they mhanid be well Dunked as moos am they ttell
home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

FINE ARTS.

NOW ON VIEW, AT
FOSTER'S LIBRARY,

OORNIIILL, DOROHNITER.

SELOUS'
TWO GRAND PA [RUNGS OF
JERUSALEM.

NOTICE—These Grand Works are the result
of many years laboor and massich, and captain
hundreds of figures and spots of sacred historic import.
Is Loudon alone 100,000 pimps visited Mont

Admimion (6d. mob) from 11 WI b.

74, ST. MkRY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.

ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS.

JOHN VINCENT
SOLICITS the honor of Visit to Inspect hi.
Stook of JEWELLERY, WATCHES,
PLATE. sad ELECTRO-PLATIL white is of...it
quality and newest patens, mesh larger and lower In
prise than any boss. Is the West of Enslaad.
SUPERIOR ENGLISH-MADE LEVER WATCHES,
Gold —lO, 12, 15, 90, sod 30 Guises.. Silver :-3,
4,5, 7. and 10 Guineas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

NOTICE TO OOREESPONDENTS.

EVERT communication plalst he authenticated by the
name and address of the writer titers'', not noose.
eerily for publication, but as • guarantee of good
faith.

Ma. J. 88 , Bookseller and Printer, Bt. Mary.
street, has unriertakan the money in Weymouth for

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the Dorset County E.opress, and through him the
Trade can be topplied with Bale Copies Oa dosens
only) In antiopetion of all the Newspapers of the
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

To de .lidaoro.

I am wry to anemic* another lose to lb. Roar.
On Wednesday 18th A pril, • fins self, sine weeks
old, which Mr. Rose was trying to rear, wan seised
with the rinderpest, and was elanghbered on the
following dsy by order of the Inspector of Cattle.
Ur. Roes was in pomeado• of two coin and • calf;
the whole et them be has lam tineagh thai dreedfal
diners, and in them the wbo/e of his bard earnings
were invested. It is • very and thing for • young
man jam beginning in his, and 1 trine that the
public at largo au take • little interest in the ease,
so that eomething may be done towards replacing
his stook.

AN INHABITANT OF ORICKEBELL
April 43rd, 1846
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

Oe Eforiday afternoon • esscaid trow Med. sad the
remaining sloven is lb. died whore tha Mamas en*
appeared, wore gradually sinking. 'ffiss eve which,
were in a 'sparkle abed were to bs Mined in the
erasing, while they ramnind It for food.
Early in th• evening a third cow did, and ever
others woo killed. A trench eight foul deep and
thirty-six yards keg was deg, the dead beasts were
' placid therein Jost is they did, limy was thrown,
upon them, and the grays end in. Thu remaining.
Ivo boasts of &boos attacked ars dying, and tame
that do ad entionnib before this (Tosiday) neoraing
will be slain. Thus will be swept away in tares.
days the whole of the beasts that were stalled
togetbir on Mr. Lover's premises.
rue method of Mr. Liver has been most oom.
wadable throughout the matter. On Saturday
morning as soon as be bad rearm to believe
ths cow' were Aided by the rindarpast,
he gate information to the
aritti act
since that time he has riadily every
mowers rloonimaridad to him as ths best to porous,
though, it may b• observed, that be has had no
official insinuator's, through the absence of all
" local authority" from mama hefore-insatiosid.
His wads* therefore, seder his deletion, amok*
the low of his herd, whish repravantsd the whole of
bis property. is roost prahoworthy, sad w• feel mow
that he will not be allowed to iro*r unaided.
Cormiderabls anxiety is felt throughout the perish,
in regard to the Aurae, though op to this (Mendsy)
night no symptoms- Of the riadarpend ham appeared
in any other herd in dee seighboarbood:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

CFI RISIVHURCH.

THE manufacture of steel fusee watch chains for the
Internal inaohinery of watches it and ism been for
nearly • hundred years • staple of this town young
girls with small fineers and delionte touch being t' e
manufacturer.. Each chain is about eight inches in
lroigth, and contains upwards of 500 links, rivetted
together. It le not thicker than a horse hair, and the
separete links eau but just be perceived with the naked
eye. Modern invention has as yet discovered no sub-
stitute for this chain equal to it in slandereess, strength,
and flexibility.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

ETPE.

ON Thursday morning the Bishop of &Rebury
preached at St. Peter's Church, Eype, to • large
congregation. The service commenoed at half-past
ten. The prayers were intoned by the Rev. J. L
Folford. vicar of Woodbury, and Rev. J. L L
Fs!font curate of gymomiebury. The let lesion
was read by the Rev. Dr. Morrell, vicar of Monts.
ford, Berkshire, and the 2nd lesson by Rev. J.
Daubing, the Bishop'. chaplain. The Bishop
preached an eloquent sad imprimis, swinon from
St. John lei., 16-22, in the course of which he drew
attention to the general neglect of keeping holy
Ascension Day, and espressed • hope that the
perishes in this diocese would improve in that
respect.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

Brat of .orb Ribero.

We deeply regret to announce the death of this
nobleman. vrbich took place on Saturday night, %t his
resides°. in Portman.square, London, after en illness
of Dom- days. His lorship was bona In 1810, eml
married in 1833, the eldest daughter of the
first Earl Grenville; waisseedad him father sa
fourth baron in 1831; mu; • lord In waiting
to Her /Meet, from 1811 to 1848, and from
1853 to 1858, and was re-sppoieted in 1850; beams
lientenant-colooel of the Detest Yeomanry Cavalry is
1816, and lieutenant-colonel commandant in 1858. The
first peer was &distinguished diplomatist. Th. barony a t
present in exiatenos wee in remainder to the int poer's
brother, sad after him to the lame male of his
daughter, wife of Peter Beckford, RN., of Steeple
-
ton, Horne The third baroa was their son, and
&mimed the 11111114 of Pitt Rivers, in lieu of his
patronymic, for himself and be mammon' ; sad that of
Pitt only for his ethic, U's. The deeeaiied nothiman
w .ose country it•ldence was Rushmore Lodge, leaves
a very Large family to lament his lots, end is swesseded
in the title by hi, .-11estsOIN the Hun. Henry Peter Putt
Jti.er., born in 1819.

THIS REFORM Bit I.
Tag Morena/ Poet is able to state that no member
of theeabiaet will moods.
'Tnn Daily !few. does not think that *he aniall niajo.
rity justifies therm/natation that the Government will
withdraw the till or resign.
Tug Standard remarks that her Majesty's kiloliters
are trmnd by their own plirtges to resign, but they hare
a pretest for keeping in office, and the pretext is likely
en. ugh to overweigh the plMgee
The Daily Teleyrads saysikat if, aceeptiog the narrow
majoirty as tantimosint to a defeat, the Gevernmeng
bad angrily flung themselves out of olio-, they might,
perhaps, have retied their pique, but they would
have surprised etie nation.

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SELRCT/ONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKS/13.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENT
Tuesday, May L—Ceelts Cary (tespruel)
laesday, & —Chard (Bousereet) Fair.
Thursday, &
Friday 4. --Cards Combs, Wilt= (Wilts) Far.
Hades Newts (DoresHFair.
Paturday, &
Noway, 7.—Austice of Fat Beasts, Calves, Sheep, and
Lomb, IS mem. Burton Fars, afar Dor-
chester, by Mr. laser.
Fordeuebridges Cessay
TasodaT, 11,;_aud following day..—Alottre of Household
',rattans sad other stem at Delossabe,
Males Abbas, by Hr. T. X. Park.
Dorchester Canty Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

DOECHBSTEEL

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Ws nadereiand that the names of Dr. Aldridge,
and Mr. John Bishop have been added to the oom-
mission of the pesos tor this borough by the Lord
Chanoallor.
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bt ocseequenoe of the outbreak of the sale
plague in the borough, w• understand that special
meeting of the Town Connell will be held to•inorrow
( W ednealay ).
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The E oonipeny of enrolled peagirrnerri will aseeinble
in this town to-de, (Tuesday), for eight days' drill,
under Major Aden. Billet., for uteri, 50 wee hare
been Issued hi the town by Mt. Pointe', the billet.
master.

COILS Malign. Saturday. Wheat Is moderate
supply, and sold at rather lees money than last seek.
Barley in request for grinding purposes at late rates.
For eats there was not so mush deasand, prices on•
altered. Beans were sold freely at la to 2s. per qr.
over recent prima.
AMOUNT TO • MILM•11•31. On* of the men
belonging to the Dorset Militia, who was sitting in
the reoling.room furnished at the Corn Exchange,
on Tuesday evening, suddenly fell, and was picked
up in • fainting state, and with blood issuing from
his mouth. He was taken to the militia hospital,
and soon restored. The blood was found to proceed
trim a cot inside the lips, which be =stained in
falling. He became oonvalesoent in two days, and
was discharged from the hospital.

Cowgirl's° to THII DolaiT COUNTY GAOL--
AS/124S : Fruderiek Sermons, misconduct at Simms,.
Ilard Lahosr: John llltchell, leaving 'soviets, 14 days
°singe Harding, kering ureic* at Gillingham, 3
opontha ; Frank Norris, assault at Fordington, 1 month ;
JAn Watgon, drank at Lyme Megis, 7 ILys; Mark
CIA*, poaching fish at Illucketter, 14 days; John
Stephens, vagrancy at Wool, 14 lay,; Elia diet!)
Woodrard, stealing money at Bridport, 4 months ;
William lisinsa, stealing upper leathers at
Shuton, 3 weeks.

Ws hear that • committee of the Town Council
are now revising the tariff of tolls of the markets and
fairs in this borough, and rumour saith that the
agricultural interest will be greatly bonehead by
the proposed changes Of course, n thing can be
known definitely, but iii. said that for sheep Bd.
per score is to be charged instead ol Is Bd. east pre.
sent, for borers 3d. each, whereas tbe old scale was
81; that the oountry butchers and the greengrocers
occupying the market-bouse will have to pay con-
siderably more, in common with the hawkers of
vegetables, end that tim dodders in agsionitural
plesnesita will have the liberty of "free-trade." But
we 'ball doubtless leas utboritatively the pro.
posed alterations at the Town Council meeting next
Monday. .

r, at Dorchester, for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

BRIDO WATER.

Ow the authority of a mirage letter written to •
pntlemea until recently on the staff of Rol, we
have great pleasure in osatradioting the current
report of the death of Idra Assess Freshet
Broderip, only daughter of tbe late oelebrated Tom
Hood, and who, in commotion with her brother, the
present editor of Pita, edited their father's memoir.
That lady, though miring keenly from lb. sad
bereavement she has lately eadergooe in the death
of bet husband, the Bev. & Broderip, rector of
=2t", is still in good health, which we
yhops, for the make of hoe four little
daughters, she may keg oontinue to enjoy.—
" W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

loon 'aorta minima.]

I have genially perused the letter swot by Kr. Moore
for insertion in your paper. With the merits of the
osee- Muiaday's Benkruptey —I have nothing whatever
to do but eltrorly mein* myealf to the shifty' which
Mr. loon hubs.. plowed to make against Flit,
that of giving a gal bled statameat of what was said by
sidemen's, instead of moaning myself, es is usual end
trfCto what was proved, or Monied by the judge.
Moore refers to the report In the Telepretes of
Marsh 1511,, he will Sod that I dii give a fair manse of
whet wag proved and mated by the judge; but at the
last mart there was nothing to prove. ne appliostioa
than made by Mr. Moore to oyes up afresh what had
been previously gone into and wittled.was refused by
the judge. Mr. Moore'. eppliestion, Mr. Docooey'l
reply, and Um judge's &Melo°, are given is my report.
Beyond this, it woe impossible to go. If I had givea
the ebole pertioulers of the remerks made by the two
geotleoleis engaged, the report might mortainly have
bran somewhat aseu.ing to the mold* but it would at
the same time have been extended to an unreseconable
Length. With regard to Mr. Moore's statement, that I
have made by reports somewhat personal to him by
giving replies to his arguments without Movies the
arguments them-. 1,.,; all 1 ma say is, that I &la sorry
he ham taken suoto a view of the matter, as it is
fartheet from my thoughts Mb* pommel to bias or any
other gentleman. Mr. Moore, at the examination on
the 12th March, in reply to a quesUoa by his Honour
es to the reason why Monday we. med.. a Isenkrapt
under such eireasestaaest se were do-talls-d, replied that
they wets obliged to resort to bankruptcy for pro-
: Motion, as they were threatened with further prowend•
legs Thie, %powered to es., a very important feature
I. the ma, and in consequence I give the opposing
seliator's answer is his exact words. As I have no
doubt Mr. Moore's 'letter sill be answered, I hope you
will allow it to be inserted, so that the public may be
able to judge whether the charge+ preferred against me
by Mr. Moore, are eorreot or not.
I remain, yours obedlenUy
CHARLES W. iaLLARD.
referrers Mae, Blandford.
April 116th, 1886.
[We do so, but it is a bed precedent, permitting law
our to be resumed in our **boons.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

UPTON SCUD A MOILL

DISASTROUS rias.—At nine o'clock on Thursday
sight a Ire broke out at Mr. John o.borne's geld here
/bed yard, at Upton Feu tamers, by which a eery large
bars and some farm buildings were totally destroyed.
le a large shed there were 14 valuable heifers, 13 of
which were in ealf, and they were all burnt to death.
A great quantity of farm implements and bay was also
destroyed, and three wheat ricks, containing over 100
oasis of wheat ewh, whieh were outride the below..
were beret to ash... A steam thrashing machine was
totally destroyed, and the engine very much damaged,
11,pp(t emery implement and article on Abe eit'eabire
premier+ being entirely consumer]. Toe fire raged most
furiously for hours, sod on account of the combustible
nature of the m•teri.l+ collected toga). r, the flames
had e+och a 101 l 'pen them, that every eltert to
eatricate the •niert..l. or save anything of the pro-
perty or building' was entirely without elect. no
to Lithe largest and most deett settee that has taken
place in the neighbourhood for many years. The
value of the stook consented is (estimated at over £l,OOO,
but we are pleased to learn that Mr. Osborne is insured
to the fall amount in the Situ cfßoe. The buildings,
which were of very superior construction, were worth
some hundreds of pounds more, but we have not been
able to ainertain whether they are insured, though the
probability is that they are. Aa to the origin of the fire,
nothing positive is known; buts short time before the
ire broke out. some low horse dealer., from the neigh-
bourhood of linage, hawing two horses and two dogs,
were been going in the airecelon of the premier... On
the moreing after the lire, the skull( of two rlozs and
other bones, very much charred, were ft-red ara ing the
ashes of the fire. It is not net-posed that the 00“1111rn.
tion was the work of no inosodiary, but it is thought
thlt it might have originated from the men bete?",
alluded to having shake., the tobeeeee out of their pipes,
or to some oombtpetible matter. The police are mating
every inquiry in order to a-certain the origin of the Are
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

WAREHAM.

The Division on the Elective Franobbas Bill took
place in the Hones of Common at hell-pest three
o'clock a.m., on Setardity morning last Several
Important members of the Home started the
same morning by the London sad South-Western
railway for the country, in order to 'cloy the
Sebbeth's rest, and refresh their weeriedasiirits after
the long and arduous debates which have l ~spied
the anxious attention of the House, mad ie to be
hoped will, in the end, tell well for the reel istmeste
and wafers of all ooneernet. Amongst them gentlemen„
wo men the Hon. Evelyn Ashley, son of our cern.
Lord-Lieutenant, and brother of Lord Alltley, 'whom.
all are pleaaed to beer has Lase up his abode per•
menially in Donetaire, where he Ills • most useful]
and prominent position. Kr. Evelyn Ashley, who
holds the office of treesurer of the several county
courts hi Dorsetehim, was by 3-90 p.m., the
same Saturday busily employed is completing the
audit of the county court accounts at the list stage
(Wereham) of his °Metal journey, having been present
at the division in the lloune the mme morning. It is
well known, bow ladefetigable the late Lord Palmer-
ston was, to whom be wee the private secretary at the
time that much lamented noblemen died.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

imptrial Warltamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS

MONDAY.— Earl Clarendon read • despatch received
from Adam, stating that the Emperor of Abyssinia bad
given Mr. Assam • magnificent reeeptirin, end that be
had ordered the release of all the European prisonars—
Including the missionaries and Frenchmen and 'Eroded
that they should be made over to Mr. lassam to t•ke
out with him when be left Abrade's, which Ina likely
to he shout the end of Much. The Emperor has
weitten • most polite letter to the queen, with which
ik is said her Majesty and the British mast will be
pleasied. The Earl of Derby eked if the despatch had
been communicated to the Times and whether there
aras • certainty about its 'stoniness's. The Earl of
Clarendon had every reason to beliear it was rennin.,
and he had communicated it exclusively to their lord.
ships • statement which elicited mom laughter.

Tubanal.—Tb• Sari of Ellentiortmgh milled mitten.
tion to tbe outbreak of small-poi oil bowl her libtlesty's
ship Oettivia and in the /loyal Navy with respect to
that disease. The Doke of Somerset replied that the
discsvo, which leas of a very mild chsrreter, had, he
believed, been taken on board by some coolies. no
Qualidantion of Ofikies Abolition Bill was read • second
time.

THUM) A T. —The House bad a abort sitting and one
or two Bills wars forwarded a stage.

FRIDAY. —The business disposed of was unimportsutt
sod tbe sitting short, Oak Lordships adjourning
half-past Ars o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD

CRUSHER.

T
Implement is composed of s number of W. CAYBILIDGI'II old pattern plain-edged wheels
1. wish a neisbadi am between mob. Ito merits sod meg are too well ksown te need description of
sonumml The homes out be made sitter of wood or balmier ire..
CHAIN HARROWS si every deseriplase sod prise, PRIES HORSE tuicsa. LAND PREEISERS,
WASHING mAcitiprES, and warp dessription of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT delivered free to say
SWIM
InAM-11110D115 AND THILAIDTING mAosurno MADE TO ORDER. OR ILEPAIBID.
ditalegess, Wilk Priaik s, oa sppossays.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-01

WEST CHICHERELL

Thi CATTLS PLASM —We U. happy is kens that
no Mbar mem of tbo oaths playos have brakes oat in
this parish. Mr. Its.., among whom stook the recent
outbreak moaned, appliad the othor day, we under-
stand, for the compensation whlsh be apposed Its woald
be entitled to noclor the meat Ask when Oolon•I
Oax, the Chid Coostahls al the Doirnst Constabu-
lary, Wormed him that he would not be able to
obtain any, but said that he wadi* be happy to bead •
saboariptioa list for him. This he did, by putting his
wama for half • somirsipi. We Aaoinio trust that
many others will follow ths Whist Colossi's rendath
Roos had invested the whole sf his several mion' Lard-
oaraed savinp in the sambas. at his owe sad the loss
to Ms is mot swim&