The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-06 00:00:00

DOSCHISTER.

RAUL —Eltulog the month of July the rainfall was
3.95 Inches.

—ion— Nava—We are sorry to Gar that tins potato
Ammo he. roads ft. appominee to this neiglabouroood.
POLIOIOIII HOMY MtiTlMolll4.l.—lhe portrait of
Grd Poltimero, by Sir Lamle Grant, A., will be
exhibited at itr. Footer's Labroty,Vorahlll, Dorolimior,
iron on sod after the &kb.
Nouse Manua& —Mr. J. R. Taylor, of tko Plume
loothess 1.. hoe joss grown a " big Wag "
=handsome haartrhamid imam* of m tin
het variety woisting 55th.. lt lion view
I. Ye mike, room.

-114. Iftlit;i'll-itafOeffoxf BAIA AND fan PlllOl of
War.nia VDU? —la emasequrese of kW itoyal Ilighotes
the Prlnes of Wales Wide' Weymouth on Beturday,
August 10, Mr. Baler has fixed If. next Ml. to take
Own on Friday, the 9 Wm
Ti. Loloul Monnarr.—The carpenters and joiners
of
borabrestar have memerielised AS master Wilder.
be Memos WM/ p_ay 6d. pia day, sad maim
work nagermly 5911 boor.; mom at proem work that
U.. e, Where 60 hours.
Dow? Ooorre HourtAL.—L gawking of the
Geeersors of this inskitetios is be bold oil the 15b
WA., to elesl a physielaii in the pleas of Dr. Willicraa,
nripad. The only esedidate Is Dr. W. Lush, of Wey-
mmatlywhoestestletoeials the committee hare examined
and found "eminently astialaotory."
Ti. Antiwar. —.A small dettehment of B.
• arrived ia Dorshester on WedeLsley ee Poole
for Obzfoláurob. rite B blistery B brigade at proems
delimited bare, will take part la It. autumn meemovres,
Wein Dorehester about the 14:b is is sapoomi, and
when Me atanmevres are Aelsited they will go direst to
froieeg, giving Ohms here to another bettor,.
Ti. POLTDIOAM Horr.—• meeting of UN member'
.1 11. Oatlistoek kens, and eub.lTtbl(lso Me P.ltimore
testimonial, was held at the Sing's Arms Dow oo
Bawds, aftersooe. Lord Digby, the chairman of the
testinsonal committee, was street; and it Dr agreed to
adissuremi the prossediags until his lordship retereed
from Ireland, when tbey would agile meet oath. noble
aoseeniehelt _ _ _

Biz Hottuty. —The 6th of August woe marked at
Decameter by emend "outings" to workpeopie. The
employees of Yr. John Oilpia irocifotindsr, Ea, wont
01W straw to Naiad, a cornet player doing his beet
to dispel the dimpresiou of spirits the lowering clouds
were oelonlided to ladies; clews. Eldridge, Pope, and
Oc's workpoople—titme waggons-ha—mode se amour-
skin to bulworth ; mad the arils Ma of Mews. titroud
sad Os,, maishbuilders, kept holiday se Mahon*. For
several ham in the mooting there was • hoary fall of
rein, •ad the day am dell and showery throughout.
BOMoOnac flacalmOs.—Wo behave that we are
sunset in stating, that the sahowtheuttlat by • least
ementempocary. that a clergyman of this town is shoat
to relinquish his ore on moot of the Banat judg-
ement is prosaism. We behave, however, is is true that
sure aim ate of the elergy of this town are deeply
grieved that the decision in the Bennett ease counten-
ances the teaching of the Reid Presence in the Church
of &glad, and that they feel further developments of
High Churehism may moon make it imperative that all who
earnestly maintain lb. distinctive Proteataut toetdag
of the Chetah of Seel should some out of her, how-
ever mush they may deplore soh • memesity.
BOW= IBDWOIIITTIOS Or TAB air. fIJINST EV/HI/TT.
—On Waimea*, evening, dudes the usual eervicie, the
isoogregation at Lily Trinity °tomb were somewhat
abroad at the sudden iodispoition of the Rotor, the
Bev. Usury Everett, who Was observed to be l+l • 1•11Al-
lag oadition jot Is the choir were beginning the
2CtetThe service was stopped and am o istan
o the rev. gentlemen. Kr. Tudor wee oiled
la, ad after • time the rev. gentimain Wee taken to
the Beetory. Kr. Everett had been as Herrlagetonis
doles the day, and got very severely stung by some
boa He however took but Eats nodal of the often.
=ad reamed to Dorchester to alialate at evening
The rev, gentleman had recovered by Sunday,
sad took part in the serviees.
Briaoo4 TazAT.—Tb• girls attending the National
sehool had their anal trot at Walton Perk on
Masao afternoon, through the kindness and liberality
of the Mines Cho:shill, ad they much enjoyed the
" oniag." La the joyous proceedings were concluding
IS poured with rein, and the little things had t, scamper
home es hard as they could to save their "Sandal's
best" Hr. Wool:1ton was engaged to supply the feast,
sad the following note tells its own tale :
The KW Churettille hut a school treat yesterdey for 300
shit Mr. Woolotoo, of Cornhill. Doretweter, provided the
Ma, sake, he., and they were quite settafted will, his arrange.
mete."

. CITOW ton House. Doretioder, August 3, 1878.
On the following dag the boys of the National aottool
were entertained by the ems kiad ladies, aad had •
eapitel afternoon.

TEE WaLTOIII. —The following is our meteorologleal
meet :

Wlod 111414 of Wistbor
jot, • •
21 70 GO 8 Moody. stormy
SO 75 60 NE, SW NE Odin, Sas, stormy
11 85 49 NE Firm
IMitl 70 49 W fins,
88 51 Wk SW Thuodordightning, rain, floe
3 08 47 Nk NW Moe
4 64 68 NW Find, ralm,

0•11114011 £OCLDIXTII.-0 a Saturday eviraing.lost ween
sm. tad eight o'olook, • little boy, between two bad
thretair 01 5(5, son a Mr. F. W. Seward, baker,
Briet-street, narrowly semped being killed.
The ith d had got ou the roadway opposits me booze,
when Kr. W. B. Hall, of Drage, going home from
market, drove down the town in • fore-wheel, drawn
by a spirited hems Perseiving the child, he did his
beet to pall up, but weld not till the litt/e fellow had
been struck on the fere by mute pert of the %Marrs,
which mat him sniggering mend, arid then he fell
between the wheels. Several WA laid hold of the
wheels to provost their moving, mid the eland was picked
op. Dr. Aldridge bed jest pawed, end be wee feeihed
le see the boy, end happily found that beyond a few
severe bruins, be was unhurt. On the following day
the altild's left eye was much swollen and diseoloured.
On Friday • similar &oddest; happened in North Square,
when • child named Hodder WU knocked down by •
vehicle driver by b man named Bartlett.

llogirri Comm, Thareday. —ln the absenoe of G.
Symonds, Lg., the duties of neaimar were fulfilled by
T. Coombs, Beg. There wars 62 plaints, all of witted%
were disposed of by Mr. Coombs, and only a few judg-
ment 1•3111110611111 ISDN before Judge Lamy. EL
Ream had to hear the,. cases for nonuoatpliame with
orders fir pep:loot for drapery, L., had a Mr. Hood,
Hakim Newton. The dateadasta were the poorest
dam of kiloliters. They did not appear, wad Hie
EINIOiIf thought they were matalmolous sod wouldn't
pay, so he order committals for 40 day., to be sus-
pected if payment of an tastalment be made in • feu-
night, and afterwards matinued monthly. At the eon-
elusion of the biasses, the High Bailiff reported to his
Lemur the ease of swat that had occurred at Buck-
lead Newt= on on. a the bailiff' of the Omit, whilst
In the exmation of his duty, Mord before the Cern"
magistrates on Wednesday, and dismissed. Mr. Dryer
asked his Honour's advice how to proceed in tater*.
The Judge replied that hereafter he had better bring
the °Loden before him, and when any ease was proved
to his satiefeetien, he would deal with them most
emerely, for he would have hie Wait orotested.
POOLE AND Youwei PoWfaaM.—For many years
Mem& Poole aad Young have bad • high reputation
for their aad eatertainmente depending
on mead bat none of their merlons exhibitioas
have eguaned that with which they are now traveilim
illaskadve of the late Premo-Gernma war.
=was armed on Monday arising, as the Hce
wider the patronage of osptalo Coombs, of
the Brd D.8.V., sad the resat was • crowded house,
hundreds being unable to get in, sad the enemas of the
saturtsiament established for the week. The band of
the lird D.B.V. under Mr. Wel:spring attended, and
played. esieeeloa of snub at inbervals in their usual
=sips. The events a the late war acid the brief
reign of the Osentarae "apply abundant In-
fer pieberial represeetaloo, and the KUM. of
Memo. Fmk sad Young have depleted the mime
memo la the meet effessive mouser and, it is mid, with
hlstarleal truthfansm so that the eadbitios, besides
Wig an ergs& eatertainment of • high elms, gime
=rl infermatioa, sad mot deep.. everybody's
e to the barren of war sad the better_ port of
arbiltratioa, men If it mete a =lilies eta a half, as it
sold we shell bare to use for the Mama" Warm The
whisk &is of the pasocuma as it pm-
edreurdsrfaa mutts' absreetar, sad it is varied by in-
cidental mule, hoth meal awl Metrameatal, in which
the elagiag of Mies Brougham mpeilany
I. very pWao-
lag. • tour on the Lisa iegias the csaernona.sadsfforda
ler &phyla& seam its famous @emery.
Msrteurlf Berlin -ail LOMA, sad al the leading
Instimme a the Wit. We may 0111.1tkil so parlieularly
sarttleaLoientionth• lershlir prommioa in Paris ea theaglit
war. the blowiag ap a the bmge
at Kehl, whisk wea aoomepealed with sterilise abuts,
the retreat of lisallahroes army, sad the surrender of
the limpewar. LAI miler Me Oemmeneis lthatrmed
by • number of laid *twee. the basing of the
taingillsiaisishA u blieltl== *ova lab nada.
slam ift Is, fit

the interior of Notre Dame and the !newel melee for
the Into Archbishop of Peril', tal. Everybody who has
seen the panorama has been highly gratliod.
SODDEN DUI% OP Miss WESTON. —On firetirday
morning, Miss Weston, meter of Hr, M. C. Weston,
eolioitor, of this town. was found dead in bed. It 'teems
that the decesset lady had been ailing for some time,
add bed gone to Weymouth to be under Cie OLUO of Dr.
Smith. The change provet beneficial, and on Priday
she was out on the Esplanade during scone pot lion of
the regatta. On going to bed she seemed in her use
!faith. An old servant slept in the same room. On
awaking, about Ave on Saturday morning, and finding
tHea Weston did not move, she went t., her, end found
I her dead and cold. Dr. Smith was called, but she bad.
been dead some hours, from synoope—failare of the
notion of the heart.
Calcur.—A match woe played On Thursday at the
barr.cks between the Dorchester Cricket Club sod the
Heys' Horse Artillery oriskers, and resulted in a victory
for the former by 26 suns on the first indium Score :

14 Inning.. 20.1
Partons b Vold 0 oot out 24
t'.1244 b Franklin cllolooot 2 b Voloo
Tabor

Ufli b.Voloe.

7. i;

2 b
.PennoLhornt

rit:dieTV,ice ;0-11r;a-n-1.,Vir•olce•
4:141!c. and b Vacs .. 10 b Volog .. 16

_ .
I)amen.b

C. Mad c Holmes h Voice.

c Hilton b Echos

A. Taylor c 011ivant I. Voice 21 b Voice
Roberta c Holman b Voice.. 3
_

Calor not oi4

i bVoEo.

10

Byes a, Irides 1 6

"iii•• 6, ;tidal. :: 11

ROYAL nous ARTILLUT.
Holmes b Gele . . •• 6
Belton b F, Hied 0
Lieutenant Penne•horne b Ode . .. 6
Voice e Durten b Gale .. • • • • II
Lieutenant Oliivent run out ..
Franklin run out .„.
Eklerband b F. Read
Hull not out .. ..
Botlg. b F. Rind
Jobn.u..bC. Read ..
Byes 5, bro byes 2, widen 5 .. . I

Coorry Parry Suesione, Bturday.—Bstos;ll. W.
WLWasos, Esq., (okatneen), E. Pewee, &q., W. 0. F.
Steward, Seq., 0. & hated. mad H. B. Midi*lston, Esq.
Hwy Raton, of Wyk. Begin, wee summoned by Mr.
J. W. Be.nn, supervisor ol Fain" far keeping • dog
without • limns.

_
--Defeodant said to. Waal was not his own but be-
loaned to his Doe, Who was, however, nadir 21! years of
age. He himself never kept a dog wilkont a Somme.
P.C. Roper found two dogs on delendaat's prunisss
Julie 25th, and it seemed the son represented both se
his father's.
Subsequently* lisenas for one was taken tett, and the
dead body of the other was exhibited to the B.ipervieor.
Fined 250.-14. Reacts did not oak for ousts, as the
Excise are willtng to del ray them.
A almitar ases ageism* lostpl4 Legg, of Chlokerloll, bad
been oompronised, with oonseat of lb. Fano., on gml•
Mous of 124. ti. The dog in this instance was cony about
seven =mitts old.

Tel.erte ;WS aninesosed by Mr. 1). Symonds, of
lioaekten, for breach of the Masten and Serrnat's dot.
He did net appear
Mr. GU.. Symonds, Town Clerk ef Dorchester, who
app,mes for oompleinant, applied foe • warrant for
detendent's apprehenaloa, sod it eras grouted.
The Noose of tba Bridgilaa,Eadipide,was tranderred
from 11l Walt*" Gill to Amelia Ann Stephens. The
appiteetAM tram Impperted by Kr. J. TLeard, of Wey-
mouth. Supt. /dare mkt it was one of the best 000.
dassad hawse in the nekhhosrhood. The license of she
Troollers lteat, Portland, wee also transferred from
Edward LA* to Thomas dart, on the applioatiou of
Tisard.

Jot* Dismal.,& little boy, aged about 10 app•rently,
oboes bead lid not rem* to UN top of the dms, mote
up sobbiag, led by the hood by his !Mbar. The magis-
Mates inquired what was ths matter, and it tarnod out
the young " oulprit" had beau summoned by Yr. Groym,
of ittespleton, for miasonduetiag bitumen ea • sogyaut in
husbandry. The oompininaut did sob appear.
Toe Chairman east what it was &IKKIM, sad the boy's
lather said the led would not do etimothlng the bailiff
told him to do (go to plough, It ssased), sod he (the
• sent him horse, but beano he was boom the
Waiter took oat a IrtiOnnolam.
_ .

TO;;Oi;inisia-: Do you know why Mr. Grovel to not
her& _ _

Mso: No, I don't.
rtlll Chairman The case is dismissed, Hr. Groves to
pay the casts.
Caries Taylor, • big boy, was sammoned for posoh-
log.
Cassias Hall, garaskosper for 'advise Lambert. of
liteeploton, said on the 171 h July, about 4 a.m., ha
warn goiag his rounds as usual, sod found • rabbit alive
caught in • wire. H. watched by it, smelly leaving
the poor ships kora. About saves Taylor ems up,
took oat th• rabbit Walsh was still living, aad killed it,
fe-set another wire, and having put two nets around •
!arse bush best it, out did not catch anything.
Defendant said he had been tSare sheep-keeping, and
Hall taught him to do it, by setting him to help him.
Hall said be bad warned him against it many times,
and auspooted
amid 10s. and oasts 81.