The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-10 00:00:00

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PILOT IIItINTI —Op the —bb inst., be Bight Rey.
the Lord Bishop of Sebakery bemused it.. Rev.
Egerton Frederic I)anall4 Mirk, 8.A., to the
Perpetual Curacy of 81. Aodrew, KAMM, Dorset,
recently commutated a @emirate betalkie, on the
nomination of Sir. Ivor Berta, Ourdt, Bart., of
Canford Manor, the patron. On the 6th inst., hie
Lordship instigated the •Itrv, Rebard Tudor, Clerk,
R.A., to the Viewer, of Framptoa, Dorset, recent
by the migration of the Rev. J. P. F. Davidson,
ack, 012 ha pneumatics of B. B. Sheridan,
M.P., of Framptoa Court. His Lordehip bee AMP
licensed the Rey. Reodolph Climbs Marnott, Clerk,
8.A., to the (Amoy of Itedipole, Dust; and the
Rev. Higdon AM/wen Taylor, Clerk, U. A., it
Anietent Chaplain .4th. Partbnd Cowie. Prison.

TES Now i.:00111T RAI'S BUIL —tilizteim animas
or. isthmoid within Om want', centaioiog 287
parishes, shoes total aimed vales is £937,297, aod
on which a county rata of id. in the £ +mold amount
to £976 0.. 84. Tbs following ars datsils of the
several 0010114 I—Axminster-6 within. silos
/23.128, among of id. rata, 134 10a Id.
kamiustar —24 pariahs's, ishie 181,187,4 d. rat.,
184 10s. 4d. 84aed10id—,98, £12,0331, £73 is. It
Bridport, 19. 168,23?, £6B lk 11d. CirDs-21,
11111,643. £69 04 Id. Chard - I. £2.069. £23.. I£-
Dondisster —4O, £102.364. £lO6 121. 4d. Alm-
2, 215,007, 1.5 4..3d. Pools-4.119,963, £2016, Bd.
884fteebury - 19, £72,699, £73 114 3d. tiliarboras
—26. £69.628. £72 10a 7d. Bhirminstar-90,
46180. £796.. Bd. Wareham sad Purbeck 27.
£79,121, £B2 Bs. 4d. Weymouth-18, £106,496,
£lO9 17a. 9d. Wisthoras and Craobonm-22,
£87.786, £9l Ba. lid. Winsaaton-2, £7,387,
la 41.

Mean' VOLUWITInt AIWOCIATION. Tee fifth
anneal meeting of rill sarrition was bald at the
Shireball, Dornitenter, on Tuesday, there being pre-
last: Colonel Karel, Lieut.-oot Steward, nt
Kindereisy, Cr* Ferrer, Capt. Coombs, Au
report, whir presented no feature of public 'arrest,
was read. Colonel Maned, in moving its adoption,
said be had great plasters in rewiring that daring
the past year the association had well carried out it.
primary object, which was the enoeuregenient of
ride practice within the limits of tbk county, and
the marl competition at Maiden Ceder had been
attended ors more with great surer H. would,
boo ever, wish to reared the public that this was
not • rids volunteer association only, bet that It Wm
en seeo§iatlon for the eroaregjement of riffs radios
generally ; and, therefore,:nritlentma who Were
bot enrolled as volunteers bring their rifles,
either small bore or Solields, and crimper for the
prises whir were open to than at the anneal
gatherings, it word rarer' the spirit of ensalation,
and give a greet deal of esoneregusent to the rise-
ration, besides wideniog the iaterest which was now
taken in these matters. The subseriptions for the
year had amounted to £l6O 19e. 6d., which be was
sorry to say was • *Willa ip the attest of more
than 210 as compared wi the previous 12 strathe
ko.balscreber sbore4 that the digs dun of
been ireived at satraps lass, whir
itha had bra distribired as prism This'.,.. •
• in hand of £69 7..; but last year there bad
been so cell epos the easoration for "marching
mousy," which had formerly emanated to about £6O,
and if this call had been made, the council eould
have had to resent • deficiency. Re trusted that the
friends of the volunteer movement would rally monad
the arociatiop, to that they Might be dile lb this
runty still farther to eaceurage practicer with
what must now be regarded rthe national weapon.
After a little coevereation the report was err-
mealy adopted. Colonel Yard said be wished to
exposes Die sense of the obligations they were °odor
to Sergeant-Major Newman for the manner in which
be had worked for them, not only it resection with
this eaeneteettoo duties the pest five years, but also is
regard to the tamp at tnivrorth. Ele entered into
tier Madre with the tree spirit which should dim-
tinguieh • volunteer, and freely devoted his energies
in their service. As an espartos of their feelings
of grautude and thankfulness be did not think they
could do better than Tots him • small gratuity of
£lO out of the funds of the amoortion. This prop°.
sition was carried uarieurillfi
_tbdiiiitiefatafrMelvt
Newman having brirdy etprtred bowleda.
mirk ilis Proosedinge shortly afterwards termi-
sated.