The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20 00:00:00

iItiIitTINSTOWN.
Tin spatial fair will be bold co Pridiky nut, the
23rd iamb.

PORTLAND.

fintra Is Pmts.-1114.8 fit. Gnosis, Hind
Bosoawn, sad Ferret, training venal&
Tns 66th Ftesitnent did not attood Dirino
&mica at 24t. John's Church on Sunday rooming on
aooount of the boisterous state of the westhor.

COILIIODOII TAILLITON, C. 8., Controller-General
of the Gasetgaard, taws:and the Ett. George on
Wednesday, and afterwards visited the oosatguard
stations

Titig Wevrata.—The bum wastbsr of Sunday
principally frow the the westward has been succeeded
by • eoreeerhat quiet day uold. god sopa •••
was seen ow Malmsey wagoning, the ied saving
verrad round to the N.N.E.

NAVAL A PPOIRTMIVTIL —To the Bellerophon
Hamilton T. Smith, sch-lieutenant; Charles B.
Neale, Charles J. Noraook. and Francis H.
midshipmen ; Reglaald B. Fultord, and W
H. Oaldaell, naval cadets. To the Black Prim.:
Atwell T. M. Lake. Hestestant.

A OCIDZIII T. —An &widest ooeurred to a boy noosed
Dan.wer, while at work on the Yarns. The lad is about
12 or 14 years of age, and while wowing • plaok, fell
soma 14 feet to the round, and untained a simple
freature of the thigh boos. if r. Nettlefold pro-
fessionally attended the sue, and the boos Wing owe-
fully use, there La every probability of a speedy rev:wary.
A CCIDINT. —On Monday morning an asekleat
occurred to Mr. Z. Whits, who formerly kept the
George 100, on the hilL He wee as a somewhat
restive horns, and the animal bemuse more violent on
Lb. appliattion of the spar and eventually Mr. White
eras thrown near the Fortunes Well. It fortunately
happened that the borne stood still on Mr. White
being thrown, and no iojories were sustained.

liocrinnT. —oe Thuniday • seaman belonging to
the St. George was, with others, at Gentlefolk near
to uto Comte Inn, misting himself by carrying some
sztraordinm7 weights, amounting we should think
to &bola &int or upwards, w ben, with this weight on
ban, be missed his footing and bill.and for the moment
than looking out:Nought his nook was broken. The
unfortunate young man met with • very severe
wound on the (aniseed sad th• beak of the shell.
U. did not speak for some nine ;but with unremit-
ting &Mention he at last reoorend from ths manning
effects of the blow.

Bell.lkL 01 A COMM 013•1111. —O. BaD4ay the
amebae of James mid 6, woo.* to the met guard
lervi ne,.d 33, were laterred to the cemetery belong-
iogtiosh. Jobs's district. The mar homers were paid
to the deemed. As alter pert of the beret maim had
been performed is the eharch, the body was borne
by as weepier& to the amatory, there but. amo ai
emetgeettly m all.bearers, the %mai pall, of coarse,
tiring pleas to the Normal tag with which the eolith
wee revered. These were preseded by two coarmarde
Imre( the Union-ler, faded. sad a iring party of
eiyht soesemords. the thief oddest, It,. Boiall, berg
I. sommandL Mr. Wilier thief often of the elation as
the hill, we. also present, sad os attiring at the
cemetery, sher the arras service had been emarlared,
the mar volleys were trod; sad baste. re-formet, the
prometon Maraud to the lath radaU. of the
Memed with the leg leading, bet on this earth"
mulatto& Deemed, who bad bees for ems lias
mar sidled trealassi, ham i widow sod no on.

WAREHAM.
PRESENTATION OF A TE+TIM(NIAL
OLIVER WILIAAM PARKER, EN.
When the tenantry of the &womb" •
assembled on the occalion of celebrating the
age of the Earl of Eldon, it wae
unwed
@eyeful of their number that they ahoeid
sec ird to Oliver William Ferrer, N.,
nation of the ability and the considerate kiadr*::
and courtly which had diatinguithed coed...".
towards them throughout the twelve nen
goardianehip of the Earl while in he
The haupy idea met the cordi.l
of the tenantry, and entirely repr....ter"ll
wishes • accordingly, a meeting wsshew *their
Black hear Hotel on the 6th instant, fur the
Ps
of forming a committee to carry into eff,7l
purpose. Subscriptions were forthwith 0,216?
and W. C. 1.11301.Feq., of Warehani,whelem—Zai,
ziainent and active pert in the muter
tening, was despatched • few 7 London to procure a handsome day. 44,
pugs of
plate, end be has discharged th.
trust in a rennuer most grabrying Tad
occaecned, Tine being done, Tbereday lac „„...11
selected for making the prmentation, aed
evening of that day thirty•lhe of the teuat,) tit
several of the neighbouring gentry whom tt„ n. rei4
I invited, dined at the Black bear Hotel, ited*'
the subsequent proceeding, the preeeetete*lhal
made. I. natal), Esq., presided, Led we ,
E.g. occupied the noe.chair. The ttinms..7.
eluded 0. W. Ferrer, Eeq., the Esrl of adtre'..l"
Reg. Prebendary N. Rand, Captain• _
M.
Calcraft, Esq., N. Bond. Be*. tb.771.1._
secte...Benkee, Mr. F. Jackson (knomho. 41:1.4r,
Garland (Wargota), Mr. Marsh (Radcliffe), Bc"c.
Kent and Mr. W. S. Kent (Blechenwell), jr
Kent (Lynch). Mr. J. T. Kent (Norte.). Be, p •
(Ced. Castle), Mr. W. Kent (giagige.). Ne 7.17
Sherren and Mr. Loom fEradlel. Mr. Rh.,
(4wnonge). Mr. R. Hoyt and Mr. G. By, (Ariel
Mr. tipmener (Puddle mill), Mr. Grant (ilms), kr.
Croaker jW•nlgranton), Mr. Una IResseeme).
Mr. E. Esersley (Warehani), Mr. Coleslaw
borough), Mr. ft Charriogtos (Sib maigth
C. 0. Bertlett (Wareham), Mr. J. Pates, ja...
(wweilern), Mr. Foyle (Londoe), Mr. eat
(Norton), Mr. W. E. Kent (Alliagtos),
On the removal of the cloth, the Omuta" pr 0..,..
the loyal and patriotic toast& Came"
▪ responded on behalf of the emy, rri,Z3
Bond for the volunteer', and the Bev. pmeg*,
N. Bond to the toast of the Bishop sad don I
the diocese. The Chairman then mee "Th. Lei.
Lieutenant of the county," and J. H. Cal
re.poodsd. "The health of Oliver Wdlimi farm
&eq.," wee then proposed by the Chairemork,
spoke of the able manner in which M. F., 61
• out the supervision of the Esrl of Ede',
' imitates during his lordship's minority, and the
varying
courtesy and oonidderation tie had camfreol
to wards the tenants, of his prihhc asekness la s
justice of the pesos and Recorder for Warehaie.
the support and encouragement he had gees to nit
volunteer movement, and of the inipirtani Munn"
which *mid amnia to the neighboerheod throat In
having as aerie and guardian of the Earl of Line, IC
trained his lordship that now he wee diepend to
lead the life and 1015} the duties of an English
try gm:filmes& In ODOChliioo, he preseated to gr.
Fatter, in the name of the legacy', a Madame
diva Mayer, with chased ornamental borders, 01 toe
vales of 50 guineas, which was inscribed in lb.
tri "Presented to Oliver William Fame, Eel,
by the tenants of the Eboombe estate, as a maitoony
of high esteem and regard. Dated Eith Nomo,
1866." The following address accompsaild tbs
testimonial :

to Oliver Wit Nam Forme, Iraq —Sir, We *rhos,
you on this oecasion air mined feelings of ley eao
regret—of jby on the auepielous event of the again if
age of our heidlord, the &id of Eldoe (and we boo
for the long erlitinsance of thee Maros, mese
won for himself mad his family by the high Wets
and the integri.y of big aneeroil ; of regret that the
event go fondly drifted is ilmelf, should be the agree
some memoir, of di.,. 111115 us from y u, to whoa ni
have hitherto looked as Lord EMon's reprematainood
vars. in the management of moos ii.tarts which ee
hold tinder him. We should not he deals jading to air
forlinp aria we to allow You to mete va
ardr,ros poet which you have s.' long held.
Dearing our gingery and respectful tainismy to ad
spncht and disinterested conduct uhlah har
'peeked your interenures with us, an.. to Coeur,.
desire which you have invariablyeehibite d. Psi er,
you did justice to our lendlord, you shoulo Med tow
been nitudleil of that kind consideration u'lesb ea
due to the tenants ; your unvarying kindness I ti
poor upon the erate—a duty which ha. bees fail
shared by Mrs. Ferrer ; your valuable soirtasee
Pt-
dered to the ruse of justice at the Wareham Writ;
and last, though not least, your services to the c
as Captain of theltd Coronet Ride Volonteere,hme nom.
mmided, and will, we are assured continue to common,
the respect and esteem, not only of ourselves, bin
from the highest to the loomed in this neigi,beinhod
This pier of plate is but a small token of oor Grecs.
Bat you will, we trust, put a value upon it wbob ogres
gold nor silver could ochres, and bolter it to he tbio
heartfelt and spontaneous exprereion of those Nan-
menu whir animate us all, who unite be seam
wires for the beat welme of yourself, Ifre
and your family."
Mr. Faiths., in reply, said: I am deeply einsible
of your kindness. I, too, amid the fogyism of
the past week, have had a dash of sadness. To do
anything for the last time is sad : and the feeling •
intensified •bes the task has beams a pleasure
through the good will of those with whom one commie
contact. lord Eldoo's arming of age is to all of use
'object of sincerest oongratulation. You will wet
a young nobleman who to &ermined, by God*e help.
to do his duty, as did his father and greir-gnindfathee
before him; I an, allowed to bring to • happy mu
• labour of love, the subject of many an weed
prayer. I accept most gratefully your far too jab
tail expressions of approval ; of the respect and ton
which my wife has won I can indeed not bear toe
much—for myself I see that good wi I hes beer
Mateo for good dead& nave heartily wished to Jo
my duty --sometimes very pleasing, r in the isle'
worse with yournelvee, with our poorer owilb•
hours, or with my friends of the rifle volunteers :
sometimes distressing, as cionnected with original
jostles. You are indeed right in thinking Mat
beautiful as is the plane, its intrinsic valueis tome
as nothing in comparison with that which I anneele
to the feelings which have prompted the Pft,
For the gift, for the bindings, accept my Os-
feigned heartfelt thanks.
Mr. eoey then proposed "Tbe health of the Earl or
Eldon," and his lordship briefly acknowledged the
oonsplimen•—" The health of the Chairs's" Ira
given by the Rev. Prebendary Bond, and llr..
Penton returned thanks.—Lord Eldne Forma
"The health of the Rev. E. Iturtee•Benhes." nott
Lb. rev, gentleman replied. —Mrs. Forter'e bald,
was proposed by Mr. Garland, and Mr. Farrel re-
spindled on his wife's behalL —The Chairman
pre "The health of Lady Selina Bond and Der
sisters," and the Rev. Prebendary Bond ock.".
ledeed the compliment on their NAME This sow
eluded the list of toasts, but the proceedings Imo
pleasantly prolonged till • late hoot.