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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

Tll6 MILITARY CENTRE QU6STION,

The selection of • °entre for the military forces of
Deceit aid Wilk, Roder the new Army Orminisetion
Sebum is still the absorbiag topie of interest in Dor-
&ester. On liassotay theressed misrules was given to
ear boon: by • "sead-olliaial " announeement in the
Morniag Post and Standard that "Mr. Cardwell haa
filially :tended to ithletle Dortheiter instead of Trow-
bridge, a his sebum for the legalised= of troops"
How for the wish may be Lather to the thought in this
eau we know not, nu we do urn attribute any authority
to the istaterneet, believing that at beet it LS • seen,
sllthesgh VS trail it will prove an sinuate one. Pend
lag the denim of Mr. Cardwell, both Sidisbary and
Trowbridge are " exercised" on the sabieet. From
waterless Trowbridge we loam that "the towns-people
are anxiously looking forward to the issue," and Oat
—already goverainoot °Moors Dave been do en surveying
In order to and an eligible site for the new barna ix-
teasicia." U oer information be surest, that would his
vory diSsolt--tot he say tapoodblo Wag to do,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

BYEMSBURY.

Sumo, Fang Till Srous. —Lad wetk a very an.
wanton weighing 16001. wei taken in the Stour at
Spettisbury MID, by Ur Davis; why ann.% bid, river
be made available for the breeding of this, the most
nutritious of Isla Oer old friend, Mr Kendall, states
that if the pike were destroyed there would soon no
doubt be an ernalleat supply of salmon, provided that a
passage was mad* for One fish to pees by the mills up
Oh, river.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

YUDDLERINTON.

The will of the late Yr. George !kayo, of the hfutor
Roam, has lame proved under £16,000 personalty.

WAREHAII.

BOLIDATIL—AIready printed notices have been issued
intimating that the tradesmen of Wareham will suipend
business on Whit-Mooday.
Purtrioll.—Abeut 50 tradesmen of Wareham hare
signed a petition to the House a Goo moss, gaunt
the Civil Bayles oo.operative desist,. [La oxoel,ns
w 070( advertising the misty In this nelibb •erbuial.]
Acciours To CaumaTs.—Ou tianday, the sth twit..
• huh girl named Strange was kicked and knocked
down by • home tied to We beano( Mr J.Klines, North.
street. The girl was oomparatteely unhurt, but the
spine of a baby she was carrying was seriously injureg,
Oa the same day a boy named Parker, about tire years
old. when on the Wargate-road attempting to eat&
butteiliiet with • net attached to • hag stick, fell on
the handle, which entered his neon a few maws b .law
his ear, piereleg. we behave, the windpip!, bag for.
innately just 'seeping toe juidar rein. Mr W.
Daniell. war /soon in ottsudanor, add the hi WI now
nearly recovered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

Agritulturt.

TAMING OPIRATIONS.

Domingolan: May 6. —Douse the post fortnight
the weather has bees most vsnable, and, I. consequenee,
bulgy has gone in badly in most plume, end the mowing
k very late. Tbe heavy storm, of snow aid rain, and
the umareding frost, have made the whs.' plant loot
very yellow. bat its sppearanee is now ~I..eria4 for the
better. CM., buns, end peu are Irking wall, and so
are the pastures. The apple crrip will not be so general
as wee expeeted. Hoenig pea' sod beau, preparing
this had sad collecting moss,. for root ups. are now
oesseyiss a law share of attention. P. .8 C.
Cita= Lem/ Film, Buscaglia : May 6. Weather
(avowable for Outten the lest of the barley stop, •ad
he gutting la the nwingvla. Wheat Grog generally
saw& improved Mau the ataaceobers has been warmer,
and not so much difference between temperatare of
the day and might. The grew ei op of al, kind, promises
to be very pod, whisk is elmog inveriably the eau
eller we have had a fall of scow daring the winter
seesoss. J. H.
Nor= Woos: Way IT. —The weather bevies been
favourable, bag enabled us to get the fellows well
worked, sod mantel sure in • very good modked.
The has mia of the lest few day. bee improved the
elbow et the wheat and It now looks very well and ,
We have again started tke hone-hoe
'a) and haarikoe among the wheat mud pee.,
(en WO have plenty of work for both. as "ill weed" grow
• Every kind of slosh is now In the fields, aad
rsit.iows begin to feel See benefit of the grass. We
shall aew seneisaii to work the had for swedes, ha.,
sad ire hope for some dry weather, as the land where
plegglasil deep is w•t sad raw. E. N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

PA.R.IisToNL

leClOrrit IX TI C• 1141•111 Of • SMUriOLIII. —The
following 0pi.045 in the Ills of • departed smuggler,
whs was well known In this losality as • daring eon-
trabandiM, and for his partiality to din timer of
veniamt, may not Mt 'ether prove uninteresting. Ite.
turnip, from one of his (reputed aitiuggling ezpsii.
lion throesh the New Vomit, be dmaried • noble buck
browdus quietly bseetth the foliage of It. trees.
Loading hit gun, with unerring aim be stretehed the
....timed denizen of the forest on the green swari„ aid
with the meismnee or • somrads phased it easily In
Lit vehicle. Ili had seam dy promseted • mile with
hit prial, when he heard the deep baying of • blood
hound, sheered on by the forest keepers, on his traiL
Nothing daunted, he reloaded his gun, and, alter
directing his oompnnon to drive with railway speed to
an indicated spot, be eboaseeed bLoself amongst the
Loather, and shot the booed as It ore passing in hot
pursuit of the slain deer. He *ea dashed into an
adjoining wood, from whisk be observed tbe keepers
basmiiing onwards, doubtless in easkipesiou from mi.
sitcom of Vie hound that It bad moored Its quarry.
At ter the oomt was dear, he leek a oiroultiou route,
end joined hie manacle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

HOPI.

BOROUGH. rlllll,4l%—ilw ac.ounte frost tb• plantations be-
ing faeourable, ths trade for hop, hes beau owe.. The better
qualities of yearling nod new Meath. .04 01.0 of forogn bops.
command a steady eels at full poor; but for other toads th•
trade is dull. Mod sod Rot Resod, £lO 105 to £l7; Weald of
Kente, 0.6 HO £lO to.; Bowies. AI Ills to 8:9 P. ; Farnham
wet Country, Alt Ils £l6 per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

• LAYMAN ON CHURCH DRYINCR.
The following Is se extract from a paper reed by H.
Wardle, Req, bodice the Burton hese& el the ChP-eh
Itieesisideat—

1. comidmieg demi ahem the emotion sawn melee a.
to the value of Ms estatellthateut In He preeent state. as Sell
as the lamas im teliale that defence ft to Le accompliolied
In the messet dame movement It appears rather too fetich
self the end he ittsZ to. t..losana The maintecance of the
eV-MA,mM .6 amid its • ts not unnaturally autism the
Marty 00-opumlbs of all them won do om trouble theisselrce
(eta, It able he diethimille) to to the spirituality of tbe
eh urch, but wits Mew the eedos meat. im • ware of II yell boml
not only lot limmeives bet their children. With iamb are
morsoiated ermd-kommekele. mel es those who, daubing to
me the ostiblaintst truly • brume of Christ's March, appoar
unable to remains um tact that their n really
Om. and linden than Rallis cnruch:ryge of
.171=e daft theologkel chlferetiere end contemio• fo
truth so soon se the material Mine to In danger. The cry le,
that Memo Is= Polltka
ch dlottston ; to lied. It they
oorawy archsome—for mho ma look at Use
HA. pot wohiquialy publiabod without being piMellr'ly aware
that oat the ling sours OO leest numerous are men who..
dere ler • pen led spiritual church cannot be coo trod to
the alai of 'Nam TM neatefael church call but lee
beperfeet ;Ira le • learlout matter so to bow for ire mn
voiuntaaily emeelMe massless !or the &team of that width
es owe to need redleal liana, • Ith them oboes views we are
bossed to .o.á, if with times who comider the aeurchl.
no other ties • Itabi. 71. cofobtomfoo of mem
sod parties lobe divans uo fundamentals Is
alma leaposilik eater we lowing the Ddsoce Amodatioo
Is sispi Mc No =OM Mat feat casylaulai aerama—' Grist
d Itifokota • "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

FOUR corrsocs BURNT,

Ou gsturdsy &Immo°. a fire. *lath tit restarted to be
• Very derttuotire one, broke out in Lnuretreet In a row of
thatefted c eteges, nearly oppseate Mr. Turner's. The dre was
Slit übterved by some children playiug on the garden at the
back, wbo saw It bunting out from under the eares. They at
once gave an altrm, but the efforts ot the imam. to stop
it were umvalina, as it appeared to hare spread throughout
the roof before it had bees discovered. A crone westerly wind
was Mowing OA the Woe and govt a coosaderaUle lawman to the
UMW. The engine fres tb.rboroo castle, togther with the
three town gegiaes, came up, but ot need hardly boo told were
delayed for the want of IMO,. Efforts were then dtrected to
wring the adjoining property and the roof of the cod estates
was smipped. and communtesUos thus totercepted. Toe fire
meg thee almost be said to hare burnt oust! out, and the cot-
tages were completely gutted. Nom of the lurnoture sem re.-
but wee, of u, somewhat damaged on the reniovaL
r'hadea mne
tintates were Pearce, Bicknell, Parsons, and Strange, for
whom • subsoripnon ha. been Modis SOMA.) by Middle.
VOAILIUi. The water an eaves arraogemants do MA appear
to of,. been satisfactory trom Uts cornhponolenee on the sub-
ject which woll be foetid elsewhere. Crier dim= has, woth hie
nasal humour, announced by bell that • Sr. was going to begin
in isoogemeet, whether as • hint to the natant, or • satire on
the engone.men or empty as a piece ad gratuitous information,
We aidi ilieve itt.. VI say,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

OLZELY LND LLITY.

Speaking at tits manual mooting of ths Church
Pastoral 141 Boolofty, the bad of Shaftasbar, said :

4' I un sorry to be obliged to acknowledge that tbere I.•
Edenton{ of the breads Wane. the clergy sod the laity of !he
Church—what I IMMO by the clew befog not w much the
parochial clergy as the dlualtari,c You hear 0 greW deal IA
talk about the dean of Use clergy to admit lb. Inity to
In the adminietratica of L•hurch matter.; but what any
Important quangos come to be dealt with, somehow or other
to. laity art Madly forgokm As to Convocation, it seem.
near to cooddar what are Um !palings of the laity. run
scamp* them le Yr cam uf the mai Pwyer-book Tuat
Bill may bare KUM pod thing, In it, and it may bays come
objectionable oak • bat *are it one thing that I bore oho:reed
more or loss In eierything Wet Gamier Alen touch's nag. a
view to legislation. sod Wet 1..0 'ideation to a.ve increitair
power to the iplesepate. Agana that I protag - (lood
cheers). In • great number of matter. tbe Mebane hare
already wrecking power, lc others they bore • great deal too
much, and I stood up tor the kidependenoe of the parochial
clergy- (cheat.), Now I wiah vary much to see titie breach
hewed. I tank It may be belled, but then it must be healed
through • determination ori the pat of L 66 laity to amen their
aod =leaf& tbsl postioo. I flinty odlsv. &bat It
Stile.., sod
that tioy that we can made combined vat unto,
sod pram*, to. prosomity 01 001 Cbotch.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

IVIIEIGN CATTLE.

DEPTFORD, TM:YOH. —Tbe supply of foreign beside bas
been mum liberal tabs rreek, but the importatsoe of sheep is
limited. Then is an anpro.ed demand. and • rim of fully 6.1.
per ewes for all quallbre os. nialisal. The bye-lain for Me
governmena of Una market hare been submitted to mid
approved by Mr Mapiety's Privy Council, and the mulattoes
and tolls are Mated la the mutat,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

YOI:TLAND.

VISIDOUNT TEMPLITO—tV.N.,-Tio-neTal CJmotanding the
Suith• Western Dutrict, .node an inspection of the
troop. stationed at the Verne on 'Thursday,
diabluiti in aid of the Weeleyan Foreign Missionary
Society, were preached in the Fortune's Well (dispel on
&today marling and evening, by the Bev K. Madan of
Farsham. and an &hired' to tne parents and children in
the afternoon.
BALL—An afternoon invitation ball, by the othaere
of H.M.S. Achilles, took plane on Thursday. To, ship
was very tastefully decorated for the omission. Guest,
to the number of about were present. The bald of
H.M.S. Trafalgar rendered the maraca put. 'Those
present from Weymouth were conveyed to and from
the vessel in toe steamer Prince. The company
about seven o'clock.
"rarlow,—.A.n interesting ceremony took ilsoe
I. be parish aohool-rooin of St. Jutio's 0. Thorslay
evening, namely the presentation of • tJstiosontal to
Mr Thar, e.t.a, of Mew,. Wiiti•ei. eel C...
and lase organist at Si. Jahn's obureas, by the slier. Is
*amused of a silver biscuit box, molt littligully and
beentolitUy made. lb* venerable view tbe It., H.
Jarman,. In suitable terms presented the gift on behalf
of the choir, and it was appropriately acknowledged by
Mr Fattest. The departure of Mr Patten for Dorches-
ter bat celled forth deaonstrations of respect on all
iddea, and thin present is brit another te,taziony of the
esteem in which he is held by all clamed.
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GOOD Niwa.—The imaraiiy of work whir& has been
ao severely felt by the Inhebitaata for some time peel
in likely to be somewhat abated by the re-cammenoe.
meat of work on the Breakwater. A number of hands
were entered on Monday. Let we understand that more
will be taken on shortly. The lime of rail, we are
formed, Ii to be sada laid down, and te staging WO.
meeting the inner from the enter Breakwater which
WU carried away by the tempestuons weather some
winters ago to be re-areated, for the conveyance of
material 13 strengthen the gigantic stramitre. If seek
is the ewe we may expect an influx of visitor* CA*
summer, ea they will again be enabled to promenade
th , outer breakwater, of which the public have beeo so
lung deprived.