The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-16 00:00:00

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DRAM IN STlM.—Last Friday evening, I Min
named John Borrooghs, a porter employed by Wr.
Richardsou. wine merchant, Saliebury, was waxing from
Clarke's brewery, Ira that city, when be was noised with
a tof ecambion, and fell down. He was carried home,
end Dr. Bl.ckmore called, bet IS. was satinet. It M
sepposei he broke s blood venal.

Ti Dogs or Boaorosis Etruo.—liesera T•ttorobll
animator., that on Monday, June 22, they will sell, at
rt Gate, the brood warm, foals, and yearlrnss, the
property of the Duke of Beaufort We sreanme from
tie that tt.• Duke of Beaufort his deorded to sat ea
alto4stber from the turf.
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FIRM A? SALISBURY —On Friday aerating • Ars
oreurred in tie bask tittieg-rooot tt Mr. J.es.
street, and deatroyed the whole of that portion of tie
pr.-ad-es, besides srbieh damage was done to Ike home,
of Mr. B. Fiaber and Mr. Housing, on either side. The
injury scoter:had mounts to 1350. All the property is
tenured. _ . .

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Will= PRISON. —The works going on at Desire
prison are in • very ad•ineed Half of the wards
to the south of the clock tower are finished and re-
occupied by the prisoners, sad the ventilation gall.ries,
Ica, on the otner side are in band. The estention ot
the boondsry wall at the rear of the chapel (the only
Foci enlargement) hes been completed for some time
past The nen range Of bending, comprising eh,
laundry, female infirmary, and schoolroom, is covered
, in and nearly linialind, and the rearrangement of, egg
addition to the chapel bays Imo commenced.

OrtorBAYrOIL —At an Ordination held in the Cathedral
Church of Salisbury, on Trinity Sunday, the Right
Rev. the Lord Hishop of Salisbury admitted the N.
lowing gentlemen into Holy Orden :—Gartorte—
Herbert sumner Acworth, B. A., Christ Church, Oxford,
licensed to the Curacy of Sherborne. Charlie Clarke,
8.A., Magdalen Hall, Oxford, lionised to the Curscy of
Caine. John Fothergill, Greduate in laws, Queen..
College, Cambridge, boomed to the Curacy of Handley.
with Guseage St. Andrew. D'Arry Harrington
Preston, BA. Trinity College, Cambridge, liois ned
to the Curacy of Warminster. Prtews.—ltev. John
Frederick Bourke, 8.A., Jesus College, Cambridge, ned
Curate of Cad" Quile. Ray. Henry Edward Hodson,
8.A., Worcester College, Oxford, and curateof Chard-
stock. Rev. Lewis Ediire-rd Owen. 11. A., Exeter Cohen,
Oxford, and curate of Chilton Follett. Rev. Walter
Vaughan Palmer, Curate of BelchalwelL
SALISBURY DIOCISAN CHOICE Unfair 800111 TY.—At
the snood ressetieg of the immoral committee of this
society, held in the Board-room, in the Close, es
Tneeday, the following greats were made :—For incum-
bents suffering from age or Meknes', Gee grants amount-
ing to Lie°. For enlargement of wistaria' house at
Bast Lulworth, £6O. Also the fallowing, vis.,—the
perish clerical Poulshot, aged, 87, £4 ; the pariah Ma
of East Stoke, egad 68, £3 ; the parish oisrk of Betembe,
;the parish clerk of Milstein, aged 71,
; the parish clerk of Bost Lelworth, aged St ; the
psrieb clerk of Burbage, aged 78, £2; the pvisb
of Bromhill, seed 74, £4; the parish derk of North
aged 78. ; the parish clerk of Berme*
mod ecs, El; and the perish clerk of Bishop Meer, aged
es, 113. A contribution of L3OO having been given by
the Rev. H. Boucher, of Thornhill House, Blaei4fOTd,
...aids the general objects of the society, lb* coin.
mitts., panned • most eordial vt. of thanks to him for
his very acceptable and munificent offering.
SeitalWat AXD DOSAIT JOSCTION RAILWAY Ong-
FAXY.—Before the Master of tha Rolls, oe Friday, Mr.
Beggalley. QC., and Mr. Bovill moved, as behalf of
Earl Nelson. for an iojunotion mains! this company
ender the following circumstances:- The defeethints in
February, 1864, pursuant to agreement. made between
themselves and the plaintiff, took possrse.on of certain
of the plaintiff's land. in the county of Wilts for tb•
purpose of their railway.. By virtue of one agreement
the defendaets were to pay rent *barges duly collimated
in conaideration of the lands taken by them, and by
virtue of another agreement consequent upon • varia-
tion in their works they were to pay £750 and other
rent charges. They weie also under the agreement. to
construct ecoommodatiin tvsks on Vie plaintiffs pro.
perry within two year . They ceestruoted their line
and paid 1:250 of On £750; but they have not com
plotted the amoromodation works, and there is • rood-
manila° armor of rent Merges. The London ad
South-Western Railway Company have an interest in
the defeodente line.—lfr. Townsend appeared for the
defendant& —His Lordship made the following ordir :
The defendants to pay the money within • fortaislL
In rue of default an injunction to go ro rostra 0 them,
their workmen, and agent+ from working the line until
payment is made. But this order Is not to &fret ta
London end tionth•Western Railway Company mine
they are brought before tin court
RITIOSINTATIOY OT NORTH WILTS.—The Marquis
of Worcester (eldest son ol the Duke of Beaufortl,
whose family powsesees considerable property in N irtls
Wiltshire, has joss icrued an address to the electors of
that division, arinoenciog his intenti in to become •
candidate for their suffrages at the coming election.
The vacancy which the Marquis of Woreester will ~et
to supply will be ocessiosed by the resignation of Mr.
R. Y. Long. The marquis says, "I am • young ma
starting in life She heir within the last few month. only
attained hie in. ority), but I am fully r mend to edict
the responsibillties which attach to the condition in
which it has pleased God to plans me, and I rejoice at
seising the fint opportunity of declaring my attach-
ment to the principles which bays ever been those of
the family to which I belong. I regard the anion of
church and state, and the marintensece of our protestant
institutions, as the main safeguards of our liberty, and
as enabling us to secure that right of conscience sad
salvation which has made Great Britain • free country.
You may rely upon finding me foremost among the
opponents of any attack uteri either. An appeal hss
been made by the governmat of the day on thir point
to the con.titurincies they have en mach enlarget, and I
confidently wall upon rich and poor to support them. I
need hardly express my att.ohment to agriculture, and
its collateral interests, nor detail to you how much my
own are idcnti6el with commercial enterprise." In
conclusion, the marquis states, that 'if fortunate in
being selected as one of your representatives, you shall
have no reason to complain of say devotion to the
general interest of the northern &deice."