The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-06 00:00:00

ST. YAM'S CRUM. CAIIIIIIIIIIOIII. —"Hymns,
AlWield ead Modem." hew, twee introduced in We
church, and •fmai mei tor the hat tame on Sunday.

LYME REGIS.

Platirf RIUDIMIL—The fourteenth series el these
readings was gives ea Friday evening. The °hair
was taken by Dr. Halms. The killowieg was the
:—" Mary QUO'S of Soot." (H. H.
PrWiloodinon. "The Battle of Ivry " (Mainalar
Kr. W. Been. "Th. Study of the Law" (Binith),
Ur. B. Clip. "The Mountains of the two Inver,"
(Leigh Flint's Bays), Mr. Atkins. "Mr. Watkins
Tonle," by request (Dickens), Mr. C. P. Dyke.
"Row to live is Iniedred year." ( salmons),
Mr. T. Brown. "A. Old Man's Tale" Horn*, the
Chairman. An Magee in "the Dorset Dialed"
Toasts), Mr. R. Breen.

bard,

Ten Curs Purr Orina.—Every map is per
wined to 'know the law of Reiland, and, on the same
principle, of opera everybody is supposed to ander,
stand the owning of re Orders in Coemell. the Orders
of lour sororities, and recent Lots of Parliament rela-
tive to re erre plague. A few days beak, William
Len and Perris Gangs were nusamenod before the
Armiarter Bruck for driving a fat leder along the
highway, ilplymo. without • permit ad without the
animal duly marked for slaughter. Ou the Bth
February, r. T. Jenard, barber, of this town, bought
lire bier Is question from Mr. Davy, of Uplyme. P.C.
Nashford cautioned Davy against removing it on this
wiee—bo read • paper whir Davy eastrted be did sof
understand. Acting under the retrains of the
=overseer, the animal was drinr to • slaughter
in Uply me purl-b (Kr. Jerrad's we, • mile off,
sod In Lyme), sad there the constable trod it. Mr.
Jenard bare testimony to Mr. Davy's berg as herr
sod ociaeciestioes man, who would not kaowiogly
violate the law. The Beer actor 10 regard
r • mistake, but said web • plea soar not be
admitted Is furry. Fined DN. each and coats.
/rani GINN I. ISNIMOIMIId to the next petty sessions
for another broach of order. He drove a calf from
White/sera Is Lyme Regis. All • ertetiag of the
Town Conseil of Lyme be had applied for in,
otructicsa as to the removal, and, in the parrs
el the LP" OlegwAs of pollee, be mend •
boroegh 1ie1e4:„...d be satereently obtained or from
the roan (Mt Is soros that neither the
town tioused, is drover, net himself (aor, se be mid,
Ire people in Lyre) were aware that beirese Lyre
sad Whlteharek, both la Domt the lifoiwor dip. for
• feet verde ler aa *trying patios of Dsamakire. The
driving of the calf over this bit of Devorbire farms
OM arm for whisk Owe soolasl4, but Mr. aerrard
actually, is summated to imirwar.

81.1,DIBUILY.

Col*,

Oa Iffeaday shoramoo G. Ksaday sad iaatimir were
is a daft pit at war Ilasa.wb
71: olkaJk save way, 14 upon Muds . sod halm Itio
laft MA. Ho was moorai to lito &llibsq lablaary
sae ale&
Imam —As impost yea hold hp Z. M.
800., at lam Irkirripa Hoeft agyhaa, Tualay norm*
as Übe hob of Wm. WOaaa, mod sr , ,
polka., who/WM liasiosaoraio&aboalatai
scook
true ofogoar. • vosdios to aid distl *to

TEN thing P141101...—W• requistei he able that
all motion and orders made by the Court el
Ileasioes, whit othareirt would expire m the 41=1
'ate erallauel until the eases shall be Awed
at revoked by say further order."
'Minuses Th. PAITT.—A. piddle tea esti). Ildaor
the auspices of the Temperance Society was bold at
tboir Han, on Moadazine:d•Aas. The jot Leine disposed
of, a programme, eft • mleetkia al histrunnental
mos* Femme, readings, tattoos, and addremere by
fricrols 01 this..... was very aseesesfully gone through,
to the intense satisfaetion of those preheat.
SALDUIDIT AND YNOYIL RAILWAY. —Tim half•
yearly meeting was held at the Alm on Monday ; Hr.
Chapman in the ohair. The seermary (Hr. H. Notm.n)
read the report, an abstract of wbieh ha. appeared In
tidy JuntnaL On the motion of Ni. Chainnea the es
port was sleeted, and a dividend at the rate of 6 per
mat per annum WU declared oa the ordiam y stook of
Ni. company for the past heU year.
HODIN-DOOR LIMN BOMA—TO s leAtNf.Atidleireed

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to • centrmperary, Mr. Teenier, el the Salithury Poet.
epee, roll: attention to the circular writhes by the Poet.
. . . .

bis;iier General, on tit;adviseability of the Tient general
use of letter boson allied to the doors of dwellings; in
the general ass of there conveniences would, donbtlesos,,
much facilitate the letter carriers' task. and their coot te
bet trilling. We bops that this appeal of the postsoflos
authorteee will be responded to.
0011 Dun Mint MARKET Is at length becoming II
recognised institution, and from the quantities of beef
and mutton now brought into our sity on Tuesdays and
Satardays, and retailed to the puha@ at a iamb :colluded
price (6d to ?id. per lb), bids fair to prove • Woo to
amisum.-rs. especially the working-elegem, to whom, of
scum, the retention in price is most A 06.0.6.614. The
crowds which surround the dealers stalls lx the markets
pleas during the sale of the meat is • saffloieat indica-
tion of the interest manifested by the pabile in the
art angement.

Tem Ceram:Dem. limgroterloint—lll appears from
recent reports of Mr. George Gilbert Swat and other
emimmt nee, tam& oar far-famed spire is in greater
danger then is commonly supposed, and with the
alarming fall of that of Chichester so recently before
es, this fed is meggretim of anything but pleasaot feel.
logs. Tbe attempt. we believe, will immediately be
made to baud the stmoture with live the great
objection to whisis is the niscoptibility a that meta
to thermal amps, or *Mtg.& of temperature. But
to guard gated this, as far u possible, the Into band.,
will, we understand, be thickly mated over and pro-
tottel from the mother.

CHEAP Yam—The Salisbury butchers, baying
apparently set their Nees against purehaaing the ear
-
mars exposed for sale in the Oomexchange, early on
Tuesdays, as • dead-meat market, and that interior
having to be cleared out at an surly hour in the day
for the business proper of the ours market, the cameo
butchers sa-in to have nothing for it bat to migrate late
the open moms and there dispose of what remains of
their meat 111. pro erhiallr "an ill wind that blows
nobody good," and the agriculturists, who have been
giving not lee' than 10d. poor lb. ter anis al feed, carried
nef with them from market many prime pieces of beef at
lid, per lb.
lerteerrino fiats or Butes —We foetid Mr. John
Waters badly disco ins at his repository, Brown-street,
on Tn•lrial,. of • very choice colts:Cm of Gladiolus and
other bulbs, which had been oonsigned to him direct
from Holland. Tbe Dela catalogue, diseeriptive of
the iota, having, we dare my, afforded little notion of
the merits of the 001141131114$ to the buyers, who, how-
ever, took the lots off freely, we may mention that the
Gladiolus, a. an autumn Sowering plant, is even with
▪ 'sot superseding the Dahlia. It may be remembered
that a Somerset nurseryman mada a considerable hit by
showing many beautiful Gladiclur blooms, at our lea
Blandford Flower Show. The Gladiolus is, in fact.
fast becoming fashionable.
Aar DISTIIIIOIIOII. —We bays again taken • look at
the prim painting" and Patina statuettes in Mr.
Targett*s, and moot omit the opportunity of urging
upon all who soak the thanes of • pretty platers, Spire,
er grou ,to avail themselves of the mewed opportunity
afforded of taking up the few remaining tickets, Mr.
Target% having postponed the drawing for that purpose
tiff the 7th lest, at Mr. Targets'', Mr. Blake's, and Mr.
Olappertoses. Tbe chief prism on view are very mellow
plasm ef landscape colouring. We were particularly
pleased with the transcript of the old monastic edifice.
sear Salisbury, and its trombinatioa of water colour
and grassy matures with admirable cattle groups,
warmed up with glowing aerial tinges re-produced in
their reflections in the water and so animating the pre-
vailing green. Another landscape oompueitiou enema
Who and taloa, and a pear of stands is exquisitely I
laished.

"Tss WORLD IRRIND TNt Foorummi, " formed
the subject of • lecture delivered by the celebrated Mr.
George Orommith AS the iLseeneldilitoonesoi m Wednesday
evening. There wee • tolerably attendance, and
the ecomtriaities of the berms and me of the his-
tricote profession so forcibly delineated by Mr.Groemith,
ours encessefal in sestrenins the HAM' famalties of the
'spike°s as is usual at Mr. Ciroestaith's lecture. is which
humorous Isabelita are so var humor...may related by
him. Altheagh we believe Kr. Oro-smith's popularity
I. chiefly dee to his Inimitable powers of mimicry yet we
think that it is squally intent to all that on no ocirwiou
did • prawn attend • lactate delivered by Mr. Orasemith
without it any-rate limning something. Consequently,
he is generally seateedul is calling together • respect-
able member of attentive lietenera, end we'beliem on no
memion has be been more suceipidul in anensing and
butructim an audience., than at the denembly Booms
on Wednesday.

COLONIAL AND Own AAAAA L Cnoecm 800wrr.—
As prenonly sononneed by as, two sermons in aid of
ibis 'misty were preached as Fisberton March on
&today, by the Rs.. &zed Cowan, assooistion seem-
tory. ChM-Woos were mud. after tbe services, and
upwards of Ed collided. On the Moody evening fol•
lowing, a midis snorting was bold at the Mandan
&bedroom, under the presidency of the respected
rector, the Rev. A. 11. Handley, n. a. There wan, good
attmedborm and the Chairman, after briefly Introducing
the seldoes, *died ups. Mr. Cowan to give Um meeting
some details of lie saelety's work is on. meiosis's and oa
the ecatineal Mr. Covina Hien pasm.d.d to deliver •
moss elogenet and able iddrm. giv seamy aseedotes
of the good aided by the eirelety, and measioinaly re-
fining to some diagrams Asia to the walls of the
room, whisk illedisted tbe awards brenght forward
by him. He ometeided by remorling that Mr. Gilbert,
the heal weire, would be henpy to roseive any sub-
seriptises to IbM, redid wag, mid, a hymn having
bees sone and the benediction pronosomod, a collection
wee node end tbe softiies dimmed.

ACTION AZAD'S! TUB iOOIIIOI,IIIITSIMI RAILWAY
00NPANT.—Ait the AMY. a the Court of Queen's
=at dm Guildhall, no Wrthweday, before the Lord
anise and • epeelel Jury, was tried the coos of
5. the London and Sostb-Weslors nailway
Gewpany." Thin was ap mottos to reerrvor damages for
the della of theorist.% wife. =7tt au excursion
train rannnii the line at ,in Aug
1864, tit the renageose el Me defendiate
wawa . Coleridge, Q C.. sod Mr. Merewother,
were conneel for the plaintiff; Mr. &will,
Mr. Hawking, Q.C., end Mr. Wood were counsel
for the defender de. The *hairs wife, who we
~law at the time of the anident, wag on her
w.y to vt her Meade at Barnotoole. The injury see-
Weed was ea great that she wag slightly paralyead, and
had got recovered up to the tune of her death. On the
11th February, 1816, she WS. renamed of • wirL who is
still living. She lingered until the 2od of KWIC when
she died. Before the plaintire reee we. CIOPed the
learned wanneel conferred together, • Slab resulted in •
verdiet of DOG, to be dined equally between the
plantar and his only AU& Verdict sesatengly.

AT AT OramLimon, held by the MEM Rey. the
LAM Bishop at Elebsbure, in the embedrel church of
Balishary, on Banda7, rob. 116, the fonnering gentle-
men Were admitted into holy orders:—

Diioolll.
Hoary 01lee Aliagtoe, sta., Wealth Oollep, Ox-
ford, deristent Maalox of Marlherosith CoHese.
Beery Hooper, lA., Wadban College, Oxford,
liseoaed to !boo Caney el Shaw, Wilts.
Arthur Kayo, Le., Mardehme Ha, Oxford, by totters
&Moony fres the Lord Mahar of Iseter.
Jobs Molitor& Roberta, &A., Wormier College, Or.
ford, by letters ills:dowry from the Lord Bishop a Bath
sod Wells.
PRILIIIII.
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Rev. Hears Deans, XL. !Asset lit Jobe's College,
xford, sad eftrate of St. Tbeelee. lialashary.
RIM. WWI.a Elleinsea, ia., Weglitie Ooßege, Oi
ed, sad Corals of Warmaisser. Wilts
Rev. Marls Alfred Elunuel Nickell, IL A., Buroome
kakis Csford, sad Omuta of flearborse, Donet.
Bow. William Joan Pitdeld Pope, tilladont of WI
Bslleleary Dioceses Theokipeol Co., sod Curate of
°mulattos, Doraet.
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Rev. John Weirder, Carats at Carbone, Dorset.
Rev. Charles ThelWal &Misery. LA., Romnennel
College, Cambridge, sad Curate ef Odeledoe,
Rev. Fiedler Wflli.s, a A., her College, Oxford,
mot Curate of Bettlenembee, Dorset
cm Peen ISeistoss, liseday.—ltelere the WOl-
- the Mayor, F. R. ruder, RN.' B. W. Gilbert,
Req., end Dr. L.A.—A lad named Albert Harbor
was brought up I. melody charged with stealing •
vinaigrette, weir its. 64., the property of his inester,
Mr. Hugh James Brio', ily proprietor, melding in Red-
leewetnet. Mrs. Brine brooded, and identified the
artier produced as her prop:Ill. Bhe had not mimed
It previously to fie being t her by the polies,ae
sire her marriage she had had no nab for it. It
originally east LI, but she valued It at about le. 64.
The primmer had been living in her brae I. her
Mahood's employ for • considerable time, bet she bad
never before lead region to sugmet hint of dishonesty.
Mir Fumy Meeshain, eider of Mr. Nesehani,
and eider, raddleig in the Marion-plaita, proved baying
the article produeed of primer for 74., and afterward.
handing it over to Iluperhsteadeet Caldow o. his sailing
usber to make inquiries in the umeder.—P.B. Mec
proved taking prisoner into custody on the charm and
rid that on hi. 'eking prisoner what he had done with
the locket b. bad bees trylAg to sal. Wismar rtPlird
thug be bed sold it at Itr. Merham's He added that
be had raked it up toad, while craning it about two
months ago. Prisoner, on being called on for • defines
had nettifeig to may, hat one of kis slime who alt tided,
rid that their father who limei Alderbury, had been
11l for six your. and their mother bad also been unwell
fatuous. time. fehe also asked lb* Bomb to deal as
leniently no possible with her brother. The Mayor
after reaseekiag that he hoped it would he • caution to
primmer, mid he mug he imprisoned for am mirth
with tuall rimer. This was the only OW heard.

0001 ITT Pam Bastuara, Tosslay. Before &
Bowl* T. & hark, W. X liaashaw, J. Ramey, sod
& Masao, &qrs.—Two lada usasad Mows Truck*
Jodi., sod Hoary Otiver, ploadodiy to • obarp pro-
Gored against ties by P & Dos el Wag drank mod
riotous at Amesbury, as the 10th Psb.wy. The Brisk
attar heaths( taw pubes .0111411 ell laird Ye
dakaLtat Tratide to the ma a/ 1. sad oasts
Mar, who to liars boss that wend it his
000 dost, 1. sb. wars al Ma. sod ow* or 7 *Mt
pisoussesl to &bolt lo sash woo —Thomas Oao=
ad Wtabsrarw, labourer, WM IMOM,Oalla by b.•
Judd, mesa, of Wlstsestew, tar his mien
ea the 19th Yoh. Dadeobtai on h—sh;ialQ iu Pot la
but tb•
is=hdd ad odd_ =i-i-t
ib."="....eggisials tie sass sad
met um, comt chomThmems latemillid7 arrival, aad
ea Wag Wormed *b. bat min wal "AV=
shbeid ea, itabaill zlizsozzt Az

delendent, wise it enemed hnd eelpidei gel rsetelde
evert when esompWneed entered it. sled
asked the Bens* to be kind enough_ to case
theel. as he whiled tabs," II isehtleel. The DMA aced:
Jag the seas was proceeded with, and essepleimmet elsked
that ha Ostober last he hired dedendeat se • pee*
eseveat is the samesity of ed iIe.PM
week, sad • hos" he. He wet °Zs resolve n
for extra work at lambing time. Defendant wine
as very well until ail lambing °lasi
wises he biome hiferded with a loathsome disease nem
the bead shepherd woold sot let delindent work with
kiss more thee one week at Use night-west seneigeont
on the lambing. Defewtast was aim bl his owB_N.
fool:sled amdition incapable of die diffis,,"''''•
Complanset therefor, ordered def t to go abed
some other work whisk dedendest refused to do as the
grossed that is was sot issibeded in hie Aldine as
shepherd. Complainant had bees obliged to hire
esselhee men to supply defendant's plan is the hushing
and therefore he thought it made' but rigid that dw
(*.het abould do something else during that thee,
which would oily last about another week. After,
very long coovenetion between the Beresh,sompleinema,
sod defendant, it was agreed that dafs.d.as ahead ge
book and work at areythiag till the other mu woe gaps,
whoa b. should remind his place of shepherd, as the
malady from which he suffered was almost sewed. He
should also rewire se. for the week's humbled dorm by
bisu Complubtent very pueroosiy agreed to pay the
oats of the bearing.