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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-09

TUE E TNIAL

This morning several views trona Chatham prieon
'fated than &an Luis had been • °ocelot th.r under
this lama of John Magnin, from 1868 ill tho 25th
Mare', lad. 'bre ha sae liberatni on • ticket of i•avet

EMI [NONE) FOR COURSING.

Throe vellums were summoned btfore the rx-
bridge magistrates to day by the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for coursing bares
Is an insloeuro from which they scull mot escape.
The summose was disini.eed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-09

111111 TORT or Tilt MOONY. kiAt WTI.

lo compliance with your instructions at • roma- t Meg Kfa
committee, thet I should macertain and report on the
and mann condition of the prepaid for removing tbelal;
and markets Irma Itte present blr nod leartat %and to re
Nt. now so well known r Beware Lap, to ookoolg
this ststssoset of the malt t 7ihmitatioss mod the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-09

A MINISTER OF FICALTH.

Does the SICK MAN rosily rt coin, a Stet* Illskdae
or the National D.otot ?

To tkelaor.

fira,-10 other words. should the puling health of
this greet orieotry be directly represented in the state!
Why, we ask maid not the Minister cf ir alth in the
House of Commons hold the some relation to griblie
boslth as, say, the Attertay•Cl.maral holds to anise
sad law Tbe one, the modisal, as tb• other is the
r fere of the Hottest( Commons and of lb( ceuotry,
Is not control suiervision absolutely a. aves•ry over
Fmk that most important, vat, aad hocourable holy.
ihe medical protegees Gan to their employee..
chemists and dtuiggists
&mood y, over the nameross, (if not oodles) cumber
of Rosptuda. Sick Charities sod lesUtutions, oonfitiedly
scattered all over the irruntry ; over every
queltiou and subject-matter, of • Bani4ory nature, and
Lk,. justice and law, are aaaaa
We say the "Sick mew" ha. beau, and Is, poisneed by
dross, drink, adul'erated food, tieetlns, bed drainers,
sad inherited diseases, ko, ke. Why to t then b ld •
eer.ui tattoo mad have the medical profemion soniaviur d
to his bal.side to pronounce dually that prevention is
umilest y better than cure Why, wo earnestly ask,
will not the St•te legislaie through the medical pro'ession
spun martlage with the view of preventing or mitigaUbg
our icheritid snd so prituratilas dlseistas?

If the reedleal prtfeeskot con decide upon all
questions Os Ilk as:uremia, why could th,y not eqoally
decide open all questions of life marriages ? We ask,
why should U. 'octal duel* of 00{124C1111111 ionoiket
bows. in this good and Chriatlan land be eersed sad
desolated, either by " The Druollard," or "Th.
Inheriied Disease "1 Yore than half the diatheses of ell
our hospitals might he preveoted, and should have is
other existence except an paper. It is a disuses be
OUT solitary that we have not eradicated every disease
which is hereditary, and it la quite time we should
stop the marriage of consumptive or insehe pekes;
ke. ea.

—.--
Sines the death of tho Pesos Consort no lover *Asa
600,000 persons in this Deanery bare been killed by
Typhoid Fever, mie Iva/ of whom cultic bare been
alive bad Seamy Reform Irmo taboo up as a poi cy.
sod tho public health bolo lnoindod moons it. yreaj
quons of as day /
I ars, Sir,
Your obedient !errant,

AVOIIIIIIIIIII JoHN HAIM; VAL
1, Bourn BANK. &WOWS PAac. LOXDOSI,
Mb Deeming., 1b73.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-09

OVANLIORNK.

EMT= Ditarn.—On Sunday—e'er—deg the wife of Mr.
Jobe NOW 1111•15. of Di I,le4ton MIII, was at bar sister•to-
lew's st o,aeliorer, attending bar fu her illness, when,
sowing down stairs she ems taken In fit. Dr. V.sti
was imm•dlawly I attsodsa:•, WSW ton alast“ she
was deed:

BL %BOFORS.
ATTIBPTID FOWL tirlawe.—At the Town Hall,
before the Mayor and Mr. C. Pond.—Joh• Chammen
and Henry Yoder were brought op in ottatedy .barred
with attempted robbery of • tonl the property of Mr.
Keats, landlord of the White Hone Inn, Blandford.
Proescutor stand that on Thursday evening, about
half-poet eight, he went Into the btek yard and saw
Chameleon stooping do•n 'Oust the fowl-house. Re
saw • fowl Bitting about by his aide. loner was
tramming aloft to On:omen. He asked them what they
were doing there. Cnsmumen said his name was Joe
Brown. Witoess found • cop (orodneed) Inside the
fowl•house. When he (pros.ontor) went to the place
Brat, Ch•iwiron said. By I am done now."
neater ran away while be woe talking to ()Nommen.
The foul woe dead, and then were feathers both inside
sad outside the ylace. The fowl-house wits under the
'nee roof as the onlhoun, and en wen (Hennes
from the door. Both prla...oere had been in hie bow.
drinker alv.ut two boars previously. Sept. Moore
stated that Charomsn owned the cap se hie property.
They were remanded till Wednesday, when they were
brought up, and after evidence bed been taken
corroboratiee of the above, they were tub aehteaced
to one rcoutit's bar-I labour. —Charm.° was then
charged with !laving unlawfully in El. powcwion • pair
of boots, the prorerty of the Crown. It appeared tivit
the boots and other uniform were taken away by •
deserter from Dorchester Bensons, and the antoles In
prisoner'. pasece4a, NOM !dent tied se the property of
Iler sty by a Corporal Chinamen was lia,d 54,
atti ord,red to ray the (Pat., 33.4 IQ default a.
additional mothL'a waiwienwt.t.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

IIFtOADWEY,

UMW° BY ZION 07-eAIIDILL7I;IIui annual letting of
the palish meadow took plata at the Boon laa on
Monday 'venial( last. Thej field, which Is a Bids Ism
than two apes, is a pions of charity land, sad was pre-
eentod to the poor of ths above parish by the 0 ould's
family, the object being to exonerate the Door from
working on WO highways. la Book ei
chaitise we 604 this entry. William Geoid, Seq.
by will dated 1624, gave 50 pouads in money («nor lad
out in lb. purobase of lands) the profits thereof to be
applied to etempt the poor from statute labour oo the
highways, voatod in tho °Moen of ibis pariah (annual
value 1:6 rho way In which the geld is let Is a
novel one ; to looking over the pariah book we and this
entry Jan. 6, 1812, memorandum of letting the
Pariah meadow to Mr. Richard Heeplag for the mom
of £loloa., allowed to be 'pant, 55 Henry Bartlett,
John Hooke, joo, chandler, !ilea Wissar, Rland.
Davis, J. Lev." There is at posseat no Botta' gives
shout the I. which 'leap takes plies ow old
.ChrhamolaLvo. oom y who smooshied
.361141/ mob* poiaolpally of tho old&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

PARK BTON IL

PAROCHIAL Tita.-00 Nasdaq evening • parochial
tee was held in the Nations' school-room, on the faiths'
of the Epiphany, which was followed by a mieoellan•otis
entertainment in which several of the clergy and
entry of the neighbourhood kindly waisted. Hr.
Baraand, of Poole, attended with hie dioramio appe
rates, and exhibited numerous views of the Holy Ltad,
overland route to ladle, local photograph., and other
interesting and amusing rubjects, which oontiderably
enhanced the pleasure. of the evening. The musal
perform/moss of the lady and gemtletnen amateurs were
duly appreciated and elicited unbounded applause from
• densely erowded room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

MINIM' STRIKE IN MTH WALIIII.

50.000 workers In the ironwerke and eacd mines of
South Wee*, representing the headmlnere of erne
250,000 preens are on alike against • 10 per oent.
reduction of weer A spore oorresponder, writing
from Inquiry, on Tuesday, says :—There is no If. in
Ur plan,; the own who stand at the street warner
with their hands In their pecker have • hopeless.
despairing look about theta, on if the plague was
working its way up the next street. and would
presently pears upon him. "Did they work down in
the hollow I" "No, the morks were stopped, and they
had not worked much each Christmas. Some of their
mates bad gone away, but they didn't know where to,
or whether there wee any thanes of work elsewhere.
Did we snow of any anywhere? They bad heard talk
of good wages up North. Was there anyone about
Iliertbyr looking up hands to take away anyweer;
Thep did not ore mach where they went for • bit;
but it was getting hard times down there. There was
talk about a noise up at Ebbw Vale. Thar said the
soldiers were out, but they didn't know." I think it
was little they did know of anything, save that it was
very raid and wet standing at the earner, looking out
, et nothing, and that the sorer was at the most err
as good • phioe as was open to them They had no
money to spend In • public-house, and to at with
folded bands at horns, with the cupboards pttilig
! barer after every meal time, was worst than all. This
etory about the disturbers at Ebbw Vale is, is fares I
aan ureter. altogether without foundation. So far
from developing any hirers of Orion, In the district,
the strike seems to tees the effoot of whaling the men,
1 and making them more orderly.
"If we could only have the men Milord, and sash
one left free to express bla wishes, we should Lave all
the pits and works going again to-morrow," said a
muter the other day, and the f they Igo through the
district, and the more Intimately I berme aoquented
with the men, the more strongly am I of the speaker's
opinion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

BRIDPORT.

SODDEN Duni.-0a Thuds, morning a labourer,
named John Munn, awoke at a quarter to sena
o'olook, and in mower to kb s wife, mid be was going to
get op at sena logo to work. In • few misuses after-
wards, however, he was suddenly movuleed by a It or
apoplexy, mid at bill-peat seven be expired. Medleal
ambition Was sent for as soon sob, was &nuked, but
it came too late to be of soy avail.
D 1•121 OF TM V 10•2 Of ALLISOTOIL —The aged
and reseeded Vicar of &Moroni, the it.,. Renzi Fax
auk pesadally to his rest last Sudsy afternoon, jut
se the parishioners were gathering for eerviee.
was luditated to the vicarage in tin year 1919, and
through all that lengthened period his beim • faithful
sad beloved pastor. Is the evening the Rte. W.
Templar preached, end exhorted the coogrog•tioo to
pray that his suoersar might not be a &Malin or a
Rationalist.

THE MALT TLX NO REPNAL
Mr. Lowe speaking to-day to a deputatioa frost
Chambers of Aeries More On the Malt rat. stated that
the mesons would mot admit al its repeal.

MB. JOHN HAMPDEN.

At the Old Bailey to-day Mr. John Hampden, well
known in eouneation with the oontroversy is the world
round or Ott? surrendered to his recognisant:es on
charge of libellins Professor Walled*. it wee shown
that the drileadant bad apologised fatly to Mr. and
lira Wallace, and he was ordered to be discharged on
entering into his own rewords mom In one thousand
pounds to 001011 up for judgment when oohed *port.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

Ftaxne CUM.—The annual meeting
and dion.r will be held at the Bleak Beer Inn, on
Wednesday neat.

WIIIBORNL

Iscicrirr —An toque -IA hold at Cael.rd, en
Monday, before Mr. T. Rawlins, on the holy of a
labouring man noosed Iwo Grant, 43 years of see, who
died suddenlv at the Shoulder of Mutton lon on the
previous Saturday. Deceased did not fest so well am
usual, and he took • draught of ale, soon after which
be 141 buck in hie seat sod died. Verdlot "Died by
the visitation of Gad.

POOLE.
NNW SANITARY ACT.-111r. H. D. Ellis hie Wen ap-
pointed medical otioer. and Kr. IL Pearce, eR/Teyee.
BORWO/1 GAOL—The Town Conned on 'Panda,
eon/tiered the Reeorder's oortifitate on the neoessity
of enlarging the borough gaol, and agreed to send the
plans to the Storetarp of State for approval.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

WARIHAN.

Some BIIDOII A LlithaTloll AID Imeltovis err
Exims.int —Subseription lists have in aceordenee with
the judicious suggestions thrown out lard week at the
Seastorie, been opened in aid of the county expenses
which may be neoesory in this matter, and loft for
signature of all who are Interested at the respective
banks of Yew,. Williams Thornton. and Co., South-
west, and The National Provincial Beak of England,
Northearoet. It I. manifest that the matter, if of any
importer's', affects thew outside the town Timidly more
than the Wariilisralt.a therneelvm, and so no doubt the
sulooriptiona will be In proportion.
&amens Perri Statics% Wedmiselay.—Two lade
named Jaws Balk* and Tkostos Macleod, wore
summoned before Charles Willcox, Soq , Fa-Mayor,
and Jost as of the Peso., foe driving end ill-treating
donkeys on the oommon on Friday and Sunday boa In
the ebonies of the defendant', and morel°, of summons
having been proved by P.C. Primes, the charge was
stated by Mr. F.elee, linperintendeot of Pollee, and
Proved on the 'video*" of Frederick Yearsley, mid
Joseph Landes, two reepeetable lade, who gave their
evidenos in • very Meer lied straightforward manner,
for which they were praised by the Bench. No defence
was offered, and the defendante were each fined el and
Sc. °mt.. or In default. 21 day's imprisonment with
hard labour. The magiitratee stated that Kr. Best,
the complainant and owner of the donkeys, had done •
public good in bringing forward a toes for which all
who bad animals on the common would thank him, and
it tnay justly be observed that it is high time • strong
looel government authority was established as
regards some of the juvenile portiere of Wareham popeletion. Defendants wet, li•ble to •£5 penalty or 3
mouths' with herd labour.

Courry Prrn lissuons, Tsesday.—Before Coloo.l
n. P. Mensal, Mr. G. fl, Bond, ilkintein F. F. J.
Morrice, and Mr. M. Rodgett.
Janet Herta., of Monica, was sunimaned by P.O.
Fres:tole Byrnes for allowing his donkey to stray on the
highway, and fined 12,. 61. inaluding oasts, being an
old offender.

Haar, PUMA of Btiantspuddle, was summoned
by P.C. &mem fors similar offence, and fined 7s. 6.1.
Inolnding costa.
sea Broome, Bower. roomier. of Lnagton
Ilatravers, was Bommoned by P.C. aboolsm Wiley for
nialioiont injury to an nak tree, by catalog off a Mtge
limb. the property of the executors of the Lae Yr.
Bonk., !situate in the sante parish. Fated 7s. 111.
tsciodlng sesta
Willie Mut, of Bore Regis, summoned by P.C.
John Bryant, for being drunk and riotous at Bore on
the 30th ult., was fined 15s. looludlog costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14

POOLE.

Farrearreisigauri AT LiIIOILIGIT.—By the kind in.
citation of the Ric. J. L. Williams, view of Luigilost,
the paroohial workers who oo•operate with him, la 000.
'motion with SI. Marrs Church, were entertained at
Stanley Green, the residence of the rev. gentleman.
The company Melt/dad the ohurehwardies, choir,
district vlaitors, Sunday aad day school teaoliers, and
others A very pleasant evening was spent (th the
previous eveniug the sixth of a series of eutertaloothets
eonsisticg of readings sod music was gi VI 11 at the
school room, whioh wee Lied SY overflowing. On
Toureday evening as excellent tea was proviaed for
the lomat"' of the Unica Workhouse. ',mafiosi, and
the Poole Temperance Choral 0111/11 subsequently per.
formed • Christmas Calli 144, to the great delight of all
present.
STICIAL —On Friday evening loot WU °m-
auled • woek of epeeist prayer held in this towa in
'warden's with • suggestiou of the ivangetioal
Alliance. Tile meetings wore house follow :—llon-
day avoid./ at the Towatall. lifx. IL. Karap-Welch,
presiding; Tuesday, at the Temperance Bait under
It, presidency of the Rev. G. Morgue; Wedneedey,
at the Tomball, the Rev. T. Orr in the chair;
Thureday, at soon, at the Temperease flail, the chair
being oecupled by the 1t.,. U. J. Glyn; Friday everting,
at the Townliall, the Rev. J. A. Lawson' rector, pre-
siding. Walston; of all denominatloas atteolel the
meetings.
Cnote Taw.—On Tuesday evening the Choir of
Hamworthy church were invited to sapper at the
rectory hones, according to sexual matom, by the Rec.
-AL Paley, vicar, and Mrs. Patsy. Daring the eveaing
Mr. G. &ford the seboohneeter promoted to Kr. H.
Posies, the oboiresaster, • handsome album, prayer
book, gad hymn book, as • mark of esteem from the
members of the choir and ether friends.