The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-01 00:00:00

DOWN
_TRAINS.

Lomdos, rut Yeoril, to Dorchester, Weymouth,
WU% DAVI. S.IIIIPAYS.

Class. 14.3 1& 2 1.2-.3-1-6 k 1k!! 14.3 11, 2.3
London .. 01110 7 It. 930 II 30, .. 4 401 00u
Chlppunnt. 7.35 10 0240 12 7 240 .. 725 .. I 5 45
Itrktol 014 440 .. ;II 2u !45 049 415 ,5 10
ftsth .. 725 910 1145 215 . I 1 15' 045 ; 640
Wodloery 8201042 3271252 3 27 .. 11 12; 832 631
3.11.11 ar 9 3,1 .. 4 3:. 254 35 .. V 961 . 925
Bruton .. $4.5 II 25 4 S 130 4 5 .. ; 42, :!/ 19 710
Yr... ii . :I:0 II 55 440 2 5 440 , 0 lu, 10 45 745
Eter.hot 10 012 15 5 5 225 5 5 , 30 11 14 , 14
Milo Nett t. Itt 10 12 515 2 3.5 15 114.1126327
116616 ar 10 55 140 620 310 0 9)10 IS .. .
Dorche‘tur 10 au 12 45 2,30 260; 530 .. 6 5,111 60j 45
11'6 mouth 10 5o 1 5 5:6 3 5 550 .. 101' ,12 10 ; 5
tal 14 & 2.1.1 iworet.:eng haat I.6lllliliOtal. 41 2 I'm.
(1,) T 1.191 110. from Paddington to elllppruhaut and
station. helm..

(c) TWIN) dn. pa...nicer. lusting Ihovhc.ler (J. 50 c.ln.)
and WcSispottl)(ll.:W a.m.)reach l'a4dlngton at 150 p.m.
(4) tills (run run* on natunlay. only.

VP TRAlNll.—reoril f.,EI etre, Bristol.
DAVI. 111'NOSTO.
au.
1k21)121142 I. 2 1.2 1.2.3 1.2.3 1

A. W. A. X. A. 1.1 r. W. r. X. F. M. A.M. P.M.
Yx.,l 730101510 15 12 4.1 3 023 .1 30
Dur4oo 4I 20 10 S.: 10 5 ••• I 2.1 350 7 1 720 330
T. 4004.01 924 II 37 2 4 23 711 • II 24 52
4:4444.4 10 im I 5 330 33 550 03.1 10 40 2020
11414.4 9IS 2240 3 .1 240 530 $ SO' 030 .1 20

DOWN TRAlXO.—nriatetl. Keeler, Av., lo nerd.
WWI PAM
Claw. ,I 442 lAi 1 &II 1 & & 1.2.3 1• 2 1.1.2
A.M. A.M. A.X. P.M. P.M. r. N. 4.i. P.M.
1141.401 750 990 II 15 12 55, 2:4 0 u 790 11 50
4744,04 710 55 11 012 41 2 45'59.5'41 0 240
Taunton 8 111 10.55'12 27 1223 41 655 I 715 340
.40
Ihiro 015 II 311 10; 2 10, 41d7 15 915 50
Y 41411 110 31223 3 0 3 0 5 I 5 0 51 040

(LOCAL NEWS CoNTINUED PEON PAGE 4.)

Aktamtoriiii.--Splihorne Couraing elrib. —A
meetint of this club was held at Overton, near
Nbuiborough, on Thursday, with the following re-
sult :

The Spelthiorne &okra were won by Mr. Alison's
April, boating Mr. W. Lung's Luminary in the last
course—eight dugs ran.
The t'lip uu4 G.),,rt were won by Mr. It. Isong'is
Larceny, beating Mr. Langton's Lid), in the last ammo
—l6 slop ran.
The ()region Maim were won by Mr. C. Fame
Phantom, heating Mr. Ball's Bleming in the last course
—8
dogs ran.

The &Airy Slakes were won by Mr. W. Long'.
Loaditar. beating Mr. C. Fantail'. Factor in the lag
*nine —4 dug. ran.

The Aforloorriugh Stakes were won by Ur. Smith's
Scylla, beating Mr. Halt's BsMe in the last course-4
dogs ran.
A match was afterwards ran between Mr. (7. raftioall
Flyquick and Mr. Bali's Brisk, Flyquicl, won.
TUN (.11AVLN AND TEDWuttlll
meeting of the members of the Craven Hunt was
held at the Chequers llottl, SpeeinhabiLmil last
Thursday, with the view of making antic arrange.
went with regard to the future I._ Is of the Craven
country, but nothing was definitely settled. It is,
however, generally understosel that all that part of
the present Craven Country south of the river Ken.
nett, as far as Hungerford, will be given up to Lon'
Ailesbury, for the Tedworth Hounds ; and that all
north of the Kennett, and all the Berkshire Country
now attached to the Craven, will be kept by them ;
and the country be hunted three days a week, in.
stead of seven alas a fortnight, as at present--and
probably by Mr. Ileobalil, who has thy hound.' now
an good condition, stet a stud of nineteen horses,
standing at the Bear, at Hungerford.
CALNa. Drirerninril A iteolpf al Suiri,P. --On
Monday aftermeni, Withsol Estwell, was seen by two
wen, named Holly and Eatwell, to throw himself
into the canal, mar Nloss's will. They immediately
proceeded to the spot, and found him with a rope
round his neck, which he had deliberately fastened
to A stone. They rescued him, and Inspector Wilt-
shire removed !inn to the police station ; and on
Tuesday morning he was taken before Capt. Warren,
11. N., at the Towilliall, when, on his promising to
abstain from drinking, he was discharged, with a
caution.

NV INcii gprr ex. The A The Commission
was opened .di Monday afternoon (yesterday) after
which the learned Judges, Mr. Justice Crowder and
Mr. Justice Watson attended .livine service at the
Cathedral. Business • inenceil this morning (Thes•
day) at ten o'clock. At present the talendar cow
tains thu naines of 64 prisoners, which in all probalii•
lity will be se lafire tile Jury is dismissed.
Thu trial of Banks and his wife for the murder f Mr.
Parsons, draper, of Andover, will take Ilkelit at these
Assize.. The civil business is expected to be very
light, there being one special jury ease and one ewe-
mun jury case entered for trial.

AMIN/VICK. - The Trial of Ilanka and hi.. !Vile.—
It is 4401 that Mr. liawin James, Q.C., has been
engatted to defend the prilionere Bank,. arul his will,
at M, ineliester Assizes, this week. Hie usual retain-
ing foe is mind to be 41110 guineas, besides what is usu-
ally tinned" a refresher."

It'ltiK IN TIIK WoHlCllormr..—An inquest Was
held on Saturday, in the 'Lard Mani of tile Work•
house, ou view of the body of Charles laniborne,
who was found hangingn 0111: of the watarelosets of
the house, on the previnus morning. The jury
returned a verdict ofpo dear. . .

SrUCKBRIIKIIL - ("uursiooy. A match between
Hampshire and Sussex, after • postponement on ac•
count of frost, came off on Longatock Down, Stock-
bridge, by the kind permission of W. Etwall,
on Monday last. Each county to pruduee five grey-
hounds, and run for £3O, the winner of three courses
to receive the stakes. The result was in favour of
Hampshire, and the running as follows :—Equator
(H) beat Quick (8), Gold-dust (8) beat Lucknow (H),
Lucy (H) best Lady (8), Puss (H) beat Windily (8),
and Pyrrhus (8) beat Lollypop Hr. Hall offici-
ated aejuelse, sad hie deoireste gave the utmost with-
bottom.