The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-12-15 00:00:00

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.74.• cent. There was another point he wished to mention. bee,nin Inhsaribcrs. and invited them to give their nature ever. • both at tho time of the Communion. and all other
.:MOTSet ,o cent.
CI r ,5,., ~
..1 li • h f • 1-minZtthimdtisiortant oTnhei,,iti•sita.i, thacinrisprt.at„e•
gel of. i tot', 111 l
:4,eal.f
s.s,rertlyiedaTtreay Luaresra.
afinkc.oiyul,ussuopen
rhfe.wresn,t..iin:ledss ministratio , . ... ~,
'
REInEW OF THE CORN TRADE. t I:* andt
e It
oow..": n af
infliction ilpon farmers than all the rating. n Ltstilig comfort, awl panto., to the promised 41essed- hi'liasa'kl."'V.!')9:3l.2dexu7thßtetchal%''""-fi'gilLd'"uaniire''Y (Sill'
Perm:ll7"ra
Teri little has been doing in wheat and the position of With these divergences of o• • pinpin us reward ,_ ne,... ot Vv.*: who a • o:,' I i
..--- W Christ. The collec •
• leo
rt. oal sit faithfu 1 the mit of „,
the trade eaanot be mid to have altereiL itdbocates for . —___----- --
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1574.
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the principles involved, a happy solution ri f the cocvn- perry gsll.l,,vs, ;istarlat-'-f: lefl..rieB4.mietki.Williams (1.14/11 kr,:l• I:
i'E,. ; "LI 'pi 1:
:I:, 07171,?7';).,,m511.-1:-.1`....7:2,-8„...-,:[ho.:17d,"fl..';..rtjres..."111:.,f::;:st';i.141;1::!fr:-.4.Yun.".in-rt
higher prices have had their hands strengthened by the
NOTES OF THE WEEK. question does not appear hopeful : and probably, I (doinssio. and Mr iti:in:o. tialitinrc".hui'ltedl.
closing of the sea of Asof and the prevalence of steady
as Dr. Lush says, farmers will do well to look i ja"4"
Dd'deu
lab" I. a =la h. was DMg
CUrnalCillS at Odessa, attention being at the ULM. tame The Queen held a Council at Windsor Castle
rather to better administration of their own . urer, was eitarzed with stealing 11 t.'4, yr-i."',',itit,'!„."l)• ,A'l,'nLyber,..- 4,,T.;,`:... 'testi..., 1..... Or thrm
directed to the comparatively small stocks held, and the on Saturday, at which thu Order of the Thistle 1 :::ob4'oxfii,thsirrriTVl,...if,....i.,4t.wiy. .Ml3ll4llllfrsilrus,.:7,lce but
fact that these are gradually d 1111 l inishing owing to the
was conferred on Lord Colville i • affairs than to any drastic Ligisli:tion On the
of roes • Mr i I,ft to im to Waterrenb3. When he did sk, he ecJins to have
falling oil in ow importations, the result of the present .
lowness of prices. ' John liolker (the Solicitor-General) and Mr. subject.
Against this, however, as • set off, must be placed the Ludlow Cotter were knighted ;and the Bishop .._ lmi.4;
.'then. to w•tcla and Likik after Ht 4 PrelwrzY.
1 ...., these 6,Nrs
for
c.rryias,
sway
his
I.4athee.
on
their 'tl,:e....,,thiry,to:he:e'ret ii:."Thit,:::: cmmiaryerstlokt:
871,,u.c.1.1,
large accumulauon of over three millions and • half : - -- --- -- with the p datnesetill in them. defel'•'aet was again tresiassing.—w Illiani Henry H. doing ,7
bawls as the viii supply at the New York and the of St David's did homage. At the same Cfnmeil ' Bourtsbire. I'risonces explanation vets that th,: bap ha I Ii Oil •siven to
: he sa'w- Hr. lialne w:th his dog mei gun, tresloassi. tig_oti.f/„..
odd, " I shall , on' s"o wa
odd.' f:m."l"whte"i t kl'ili .k
*a
W::;t4'18":".".U.. :4'411
aidelhh tolef..e:.tiatOvit
American lake ports, together with the continuance of . parliament was ordered to be prorogued front him by two other men on the fano
The magistratcs thinking he inizlit have taken them without
liberal shipments from California. pßonmni pggag.—The writer .- .. - c • . an-- felonious illtelltioll.lilWhAlCC•iiiill Wilh•C21111c.11
I,cacluit.tif.gPa6,,irwenmy.is
...:—t.it
taseecreamstatoasr besbuthtsulyideuurairaabitrin i:f :
At ttli present about one million four hundred and the 16th instant, to Friday , the sth February, 1
!t. tramp named James Mer.ke WA, brought up for making ai' 144."4 fly into a tree He waited none Until /11,1 AM& 010,
twist/ four thousand quarters are on passage to us from ' when the HOllllOll Wiii meet for the despatch of
new peers as : fsi.
possible in as short • ipaee of tit . they • Ihe : an h h Went to pick it up, t roft mine up, and .stied
statom,iit with • view to ~tit.ti:l:llg relief at Dorchester ..1" j—d:nliistwiB.l:::ll7.lMet.d.U'r''':l:A• iltik.Uiff :::::1570. 0-1711:::;1:1111:ilh':::1'13:1:7"wC.nis'l,i.Z"ne
all quarters ; there is, therefore every possibility of our I business.
, .isare is mitutrataon +-
dist Mr I/ I- Ad ' ' ~_
no
ey
can. hear .
sPi.sarice_ station. Ile said he hal no muney, but on him WAS f mud
- '-e abundantly ---- " i for" -- months.
-• • • _., Julio Bull referring' to certain
.rumo_u_ra and ll es of tobacco.
to the. t • • . •• ._ -• '
i sahimiattismziwikeysis.
iwill: Issiadastresaiyuenhtlkwydotitiessoswheflboamtsli, saahlireisissr.

Malting barley hardly so firm, but the tone on the whole
steady.
Oats and maim in moderate demand, and generally
firm.
Beans steady, but Peas dull.
Flour qubst ; country sorts firm in walue.

11101.111

The

which have been circulated respecting Mr.
Disraeli, says that the Premier is rapidly re-
covering from a tiresome attack of gout, and,
so far as human foresight can anticipate, there
is every probability of his resuming his place on
the Treasury bunch next session. The Julie
Bull adds :—" That Mr. Disraeli would not stay
in office a day if he thought that he could not
p i
erform his duty is a truism to all who know
him ; but there s, we believe, much work for
the Premier yet to accomplish. In any case we
need hardly warn our readers against crediting
the stories that have been current as to the
meetings and consultations anent the future.
As at present Tories are united under Mr.
Disraeli, so if dire necessity compels them to
make another choice, the leader in both Houses
is not far to seek."
Candidates are named to contest Stroud for
the fifth time this yexr ; but, after the evidence
which has been given of continued corrupt
practices, it ia not improbable that the borough
may be distranehised.
The Court Jennie/ repeats the rumour that
Sir Ivor Guest and Mr. Gerard Sturt are about
to be raised to the peerage.
The last of the P

is no excel

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rule, and that we may shortly expect to see Mr. Gerrard
Start and Sir Ivor Guest, with others, enrolled as
hereditary legislators.
The Bishop of Salisbury, on the 12th inst., licensed the
Rev. Thomas Alfred Ottely, Clerk, SLA., to the Vicarage
of St. John, in the Isle of Portland, vacant by the death of
the Rev. Henry Jenour, on the nomination of the her. R.
Auriol and others, the trustees of the advowson.—His
Lordship has also licensed the Rev. William John Benson,
Clerk, M.A., to the curacy .4 Wyk.: Regis, and the Itev.
John Withers Valentine, Clerk, 8.A., to the curacy of
Bradford Abbas.
Coven HoNot RS. —At the Smithfield Club ('attic Show,
we observe the following local exhibitors took prises :
Devon rows, tirst. .f.:25 and silver modal to the breeder,
Mr. J. A. Smith, Bradford Peverell ; Hereford cows, first,
.E:l3 and silver medal to the breeder, Mr. Eli Benjafield„
Stalbridze ; Devon steers, highly commended, Mr. John
Coate, ilaininoon ; Mark pig, not exceeding nine months,
second prize, LI, Sir. John Coate, Dammam : Black id&
not exceedin-' It ninth., first, glO and silver medal to
the breeder, Mr. A. Ilaujatield, Stalbridge ; Best pen of
black pigs, silver cup, value .CM, Mr. A. Ikinjatield,
Stalbritige,
FOOT AND MOUTH 'MI.:ANN- —Wc regret to learn that
in four divisions of the county this troublesome disease
now obtain:, In Dorchester division, during the past
week, there has been a fresh outbreak at 'is. yke Regis, so
that there are now two farms affected in the division.
Mere were previously five cattle and twenty.five sheep
affected, and there are added one beast and 31 sheep.
In Cerne division there have been two fresh outbreaks,
one at Hillfield, supposed to have been brought from
Martinstown fair, and the second at Batcotnlte, caught
from contiguity with the other affected animals. There
are on the two fi At cattle and 70 ' affected.
_ . .

Lpetice al,
CoUlraiLlai

iOr-ieren-llaya bard labour.

foresee to wells unilleassistnein
which occurred during the Woe he (defendant) was time-keeper
at Mr. Jennings' office. —The Bench said it appeared defendant
did not deny the fact and he would be fined Si. and costa,
which they hoped would be a Cannon to him nut to go there
again.
JufinWhite. landl,rd of the lie!! and Crown, iligh-strviet,
WWI summoned by Supt. Hum, for opening his house on
Sunday, December GUI, during illegal hours. --Sergt. Ikaken
saw a man nainal imieher with a bottle onicsaltd under his
arm ; and stopped him. --The man Butcher was called nod said
Mr. white served him with a pint and a half Id Lvdcr
Defendant said it otegtt to be proml that it came from his
hluse ; but afterwards admitted that the time WM fhl:
illiOUtca past If 0 cisC -The Superintendent said he had
never had any coniplalnant against defendant before and he
had always cnidueted his house res;wetably —The Bench said
this being the first .dience they would only fine Mtn Se and
costs.-11r. White itull.l the mon:y out of his pocket and
asked how much?. Ur. Stone said SA. instead of glo. --Defen-
dant : hat becomes of the matey? Never mind, lii pay
Mit lor, look ye !

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out of fl circuntstanoe

MARK-LANE.—Tins DAY.
Wheat closed quietly, without alteration. Melting
barley Aim; grinding quiet. Oats end Maize without
feature. Beans steady. Peas drooping. Flour quiet;
country sorts quite as dear.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tim DAY.

_
The annual Christmas cattle market was held at
bilington to-day. The show was not equal to the average
of seasons either as regards number or quality. The
Scotch receipts, however came to hand in good condition.
The total number of beliits io about clithousand seven
hundred, including twelve hundred from Scotland. The
market was not active, and the extreme quotation
as
al-x shillings and eightpence. Between eighteen and
nineteen thousand sheep were offered, for which the
market was steady, but not active. The quality was good,
and the beet Downs tuade six shillinp and eightpeece
per eight lbs. Calves and pigs were quite a nomma
market.

aght sheep
In *ituborne 11;vision the disease prevails on one two at
Preston-cum-Crawford, affecting 120 sheep, one of which
died dining the week. In Shaftesbury division the
disease is abating. There has been no frrsli outbreak
during the week. but 19 beaste have recovered, leaving at
present only 16 affected.

farms

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_... eat of the Dorset agricult_ __ meetings,
that at Gillingham, was distinguished among all
the similar gatherings at this season by the
presence of three well-known Liberal politicians,
while equally noticeable was the absence of those
Conservative M.Ps. who for years past have
there made sparkling speeches on the short-
comings of the Government. However, although
those members were not there to laud the pre-
sent Ministry, and say how many of the hopes
! held out to ag. riculturists are likely to be realised,
a variety of facts were elicited that deserve
consideration. Sir Henry Hoare was the chair-
man, and the advanced Liberalism, which suits
Chelsea, is a novelty at any rate when expounded
before the farmers of this county; but, none
the leas, do its facts and arguments merit care-
ful study and investigation. Speaking of the
probable duration and special works of the
Ministry, the Chairman said :-
He regretted that Mr. Disraeli was ill at Bourne-
mouth, for he believed his presence was necessary to
the safety and proper guidance of his party, and he
believed that after the two or three, or possibly five,
years of power that may be allotted to the present
Government, it was quite possible the disestablishment
of the Church might take place -(no, no). Whether
through those in power seeing it was imminent and
certain; or whether they prefer, for the sake of the
church, that disestablishment sh.puld take place whilst
they are in office, because they think the measure of
disestabliahment shall he leas severe -be thought, it
very poesible if Mr. Disraeli lived long en.rugh he
would educate Isis party up to it -(no, no). He said,
Yes. He had been in Parliament, and had seen a Ten
minutes Bill pass ; but he was not here as a member
to-night. He was here; was it in East or Mid-
Somerset ! -ta Voice: "Dorset.") Well, perhaps he
should have to stead for Dorset at last -(laughter and
loud cheer.). He had no doubt some of them were
thinking,. the chap .li.l not v ylil cise ccw from London
for nothmg --(laughter). However, let them not be
afraid. He had not at present ;rut any political pro-
gramme in print. He was bound, at present, to stand
again at the request of a constituency, who, perhaps,
was more advanced than the worthy yeomen of
Itorset
Mr. William Bell expressed his opinion that
the
Leaders on both shies were equally high-minded,
philanthropic English gentlemen. Tire Liberal party
had had a great Past ; the Coneervative party may
have a great Future; but depend upon it their policy
must not be retrograde ; they must not stand din. -
S
The questions of Friendly Societies and Local Taxa-
TUE NATIOYAI. cHOOLS.-Sermous were preached at
tirm must come before Parliament next Session. Any Heir Trinity church last Sunday on behalf of the
National shoots lu the morning the Rector tools for his
alterations in Local Taxation he bad always regarded text Waal. xi., 2, describing the mission of John that
as being of very doubtful imientance to the landed Baptist : and after some general observations said-I
interest, more especially to the tenant farmer. He have to ask you to bells to the best of your power "to
believed alteration of tax:Latin to Ire a two-edged sword, prepare the way of the Lord and make straight in the
but the adminietration of the taxes were both feeble desert a highway for our God. ' You are asked to mast
jot Won't% If etlutcahetioutanabrlesetod
and expensive. The annual amount of them was , tiehereffe.torts,hir.,,,nuf:anfreththfir
stated by the Tillie, to be 33 millions, and the amount
weTestviseeTeryt&ing salvation.gre ?eur ITl,l,.;,rcheehaitTnmo.t...hniir,r,g
of loans, which are increasing, 72 millions, and in the nails,
' diffusion of knowledge, mot it is the desire, or ought .to hot
hat three years the annual amount has increased by
two millions. I the desire of every one of its intelligent members, to
Dr. Lush, M.P.; s4l/1 fair things about the impart the blessings of education to the greatest possible
Government, but expressed his opinion that nii bni e of our countrymen and to the t ate. sib
! extent. Probably no one would deny that the educatione
were it possible for them to remain in oltice as of our lie-pieo is ne of the very first of our duties, and that
long as the Gladstone Ministry, that' going out the training of the immortal spirit is either to make or
mar the very noai •sst work of God. By education, how.
would be as little regretted as was that a ti,,,. aver, as Churehinen, se do not only mean meet.] alluvia
Govennuent last February. He went on to Con or physical training, or indeed any specific adapts.
ii,t,7,1,-ri..,.iiiti.toseviiietTl)ro.rfnstuht.cehAoreledgre.eisTelitt 11.thaTts?..7 Lconl the death of the
inquire what was meant l.y the incidence of !
the
an
,efuintradlan,i,oda
htowasaywftilurereact4allinig,rfianeliiif,ele.;
soul law.
llse‘tv•eßvingn
uiricSutnibelenhtsn'initt. coU'ineerty,ilirfasthingia
Local Tazatien- throning God in the soul of the nation and the indivi,lual
\Vas not the paramount queetiou this -that else land ! man, amid making the will of God, as deeLired in his
and these who cultivated it were unduly burdenei, i Word, the rule of every man's conduct, and the principle been instituted to the living, on the cession of the Rev.
and that it wait the dote of the State to remove those of nscry roads life. 'think then no effort, no school, no Henry Boucher, of Thornhill. in the year Irals. Mr. St.
buzdens?-(yea) Was he to underthaed that that was institutieo in which Scriptural education forms at any John $ paternal grandfather, the lion. and Very Rev. St.
the opinion which they entertained I-lyeal He asked rates prominent feature unworthy of your support. t A
the present nanneut there are in the sehools for %%reit 1 Andrew St. John, D.D., Dean of Worcester, was next
brother to John, eleventh Lord St. John of Bletsoe : and.
althifiguarywie,thleirrie "Sitauelsehleeyw.."Areansuthtgt.lfbuideirinfiltileitsfsit.lth,hekleit.,sie;fiiaiiriela,eirainnadt
1 ~,nlead tom,,ething like.l43y or 11..40 children, the greater
ok
the question thus pointedly, because he than* It he
1 health to b e absent
rt z 1
if i nekenhi
es
hihecTi sr e
d everlarish for the last few ~.arag
bored them to look very carefully
.into the wtiCte ! 1,54 o; urea under the age 91 Seven Years. It is ou -
WAREHAM. subject before they came to any deciaion upon it. If 6 eases err r -ars en easier, I SID happy to coy, ' eyoeal ,
he, residing ashe did within the precincts of a borough, with ameowa.. thanks, is? the energy turd roil of sdat , CQXOII4AMI•OnaI. CHAPEL -We have been asked to
eheeehewirlleahisl
found that his rates amounted to To. Gil. in the jerrind, excellent mistresses, thanks else, I seu bemad t 9 It te the • state' that 'the time SA commencing the Sunday
teach ' Wry Ices at this chapel has been altered from 1u.30 to sednih..irl.iiptliliiirtih:uegaletnhuatieeeTl,l.-telsseir,i.inese.tielothelifi,ii:e :
iissi,,,,T,iit,Tlia:l;f:Lieexitditrzfil.h.ilitgling....giiiiheele
white those of an agricultural district not far distant care and pains of some valuable pupil teachers-
amounted to only ts. 111. -and he coubl mention an those children. before they reach the age of seven or eight, • 11 ioo. ; sod that the 'drool now begins at quarter to ten
antd.
and
the great 1 instead 'of sane cus heretofore in the morning, and at 2.30
r 1 principlese reor Clesuridstiwrittr,u d ab.e t i appreciate 'in the afternoon.
i.nsatimouse;_ashnoy
ptossi.frusiul4 luofattuoratte regewaneyi a upeithrtiosiTe:t. i
atliaae
and
discipline
on .
to the true Reformation prineiples of the Church of
jealousy - On Wednesday evening a service of England anti with devotedueas to bis clerical duties. On
that 2s. 9d. sad addit toles ye. O. -(hear, hear.) If to over-estimate or exaggerate the importance of this
seircialueSpgrthLtehteir,„.lelirsTasSltdsociese;lto;
sacred gong entitled the "Children's Messiah," w very the Monday previous to his d:eaatoloit:llniu(riauff:::;i:dis,g,•,eren,:emnitlttayi:.sir.ii.3o,l2,4.throe,:luieohuatcila
it was to be a more shiftirus of Mot sards, under the work. I believe that Us these unpretending though I ably given by the Sundae school ci it 1 ' thde
tWeileytan- attained his Cith Ye.
hl,Lenleasr:• widow, for the Iseuefit
notion that the/ wire to get the tetittey cid of the ennitenttly useful institutions lie to • very great extent ! chapel, Wareham. Miss titrlWsOaren iaresi
the strength and influence of our nation. The civil ware harmonium. The connective readings wier • giZen at
this
aoftuinrilndwerahlort:h..
Consolidated Is rand, instead of out of their YWA:
pockets, he thought it would be a must improper abaft U:si cyolsions of oettaloory7ofuntrlie.
u.n...utisitot.dackgorpoledget. a 1
eß.eve...l. intte,CrebiTill,%r
,Aofiteurme,theef
...e.ervieiTeteeS.frc.,
e\
,t; V.
eChriyartankai. E
remembrance to his
eonsl
Thee for any man, or any body of men, to attempt to beguile tnl..b .-IweA_Osr . S.','
the ratepayers in country districts into the belief that SeneptuentdineWamat <Altus-Is, and cheap national schools. hendsoinely letint in calf, by the Sabbath seleso teachers service was Porktrlned by the Rev. C. W. Bingham (at
the
removal
of
tavaahat from
their
own
pocket., and
thie oteyeertsTynootf Itrstlivrine., ~e: maus, y
Tteepend.e when at:rdhinennibersatinf
,the eongremn,,e, at a taken a airootion Mr.
18..interi:IJaiiiloi:es,rdt,ossin7.tildycinigwrfati_Trileuniesbet)„,,wohf.ia,
Mr. St.
1 strain and a great trial. 'lucre
tbiii"l 'cam brecw quittinet fur
11eutlXin, inetrlisseedirepreetteotiffele for services
message
r
pirating it upon the towns. would ever be quietly sub.
mitta& to by the wwnei,,,,ide ;in fact he did not think ! the words of one, if not of a niost twillialits It amy rste . during the past eight years. ' e la ' own family, gentlemen Prom London, It was attended by
would attempt to carry ' one of the most moderate aryl sensible of our statesmen; ! • esosees ticuore. BOARD.-On ThorwiaL4m morning, the
and by a large nuruher of the poor, unmistakeably affected,
the churchwardens, Messrs. Woodhouse and Garland. and
thatmatehuyab;;ol)po. ‘isfal.btitek'Thetgqilti'mtien was one that it be- I words_
be
a very • short time ago, and which will pro. tint mooting of the new Morden School was held
you; "There ma, hut as under the Elementary &titration Art (being the third by the Rev. Messrs, Churchill, Vilma, Cotter and Bowen
hoved them all carefully te cepolcht, fcr a detailed ; bably,fre recogn
nd turhuhre many
f roanns, a noise beneath, which Thursday after the election). at the schoebroom, in the notwithstanding the length of their pastor's absence from
statement in The TihiasseeTyslithoewesito
it
VV. - t st!,lft the ! an.renn er,etri‘ifeut
eiottesto n
incidence of Tazattell, Val I idlu'l w storms Le coming. and I may 11
you , parish of Mouton. There were present- The Rev. T. among them,
slain words what li believe it to be-it is y tea
blind Pearce. vicar of NI srden ; Mr. Donald Mackenzie, land by his loss. A favourite hymn of his-
igudratt uslettered power governing the country. If steward of the Clualtsrough estate : Mr. James Lithgow, " Father .4 heaven, whose 11. we profound
our mein cers who was sung itiyn"th7‘sehf‘oo'r.u.hrialdwreknboalt•herfohuisndgra," Ire.' kc,
parts of the country, Wit* laaaYter in the wn. t
f that '
districts. Was f 5 IlltelYr thercere, that odoe acquirers sionhance in this country, without the I and Mr James Lawrence, the f Ihad seen'
hefore the
ththee
country
woul•I ever consent leleleee upon very guhjing principle' of is*. wismetion, intelligence; religion. 1 elected ender the course of proceedings adopted in ord.
BwUerellYse• ttle,l
-
strong and substantial gTounds, to bear any vertigo of and order, alas for Mk &Wales for Gssr reentry. It is a ance with the order of the Education Department,
nben, goin to Mb for • -," n
the lesser burden that was now borne by the eoinitry f ci.lai thing to Seeornom. _eg. _ . .4.1, f mung I whitebait, London. Mr. George Clara Finder, attended Cousrry COCRT.-There are about sixty cases entered
North- : for this court. brit ethilAFe majTESoeritv
o c .ik isi tion of one Mod °repenter lai wig:oA lon behalf of the returning officer (Mr. }linter,
He should like to illustrate this by what was dose is
hen 51; 1 _ e t that which Is right an.t good; it vr,AU be I - et, Wareham) to verify and ex lain
the course el the lad amnion. An attempt was t . , ka .. .. , .
,_ . . , otee .2 P the proceedings registrar. The foil w' • the only o o ing was on came of any public
The that w ; 1.1 ana aingiui. burels the contemn tied 'of the elcction. Ihe flee. 1. Pearce was then unanimousl I ' •
r Merest which came before the judge, Mr. T E.
mad. to touth Oa fringe of Local Taxation.
o.
f this feet )441,1saistsisier seal even ea Christian : eleeted the chairman, and Mr. Donald Mackenzie th
Chancellor of the Rs ellequer, in a budget taken pro- patriots, and ion °Ur lueftt A 4 1095 C the bloom of ' vice-chairthan of the Board : who then 14-4 d' I ' e bebop :- "William Hopkins r. J. Davidge."-The lantiff
d • bobb, ~ee of the vigeon We. a his predecessor, cause ) outh from the early desks of rice, ann team * tub* I Act, proceodedu elect t fifth member (as only four had ' a damages , meets hy the .in this ease is a farmer at Shasto 6 J P
a t. tunes, and claimed
property ill aY44I to be rated. bat shoot around the fruitful Tree of Lide / 1I r hominateds, Mr. Charlie Crsadee Stickland : and the _o . mages for breadr of warnuity of a cow, Mr. C. T.
certain hervernment
was there a village in the oeinstry which had benefitted earnestly for Christ's sake to reflect, us (sue trisut, ell 1
ailw
4412.0rweetiaz.waa
wad
apothated
for
the
first .
defendant,tLehlwaptieared for Use plaintiff ; and Mr. Atkinson for
1 I 1 Chelaea, Portstnoeth, or Chatham beseech you for lii, little ones to realise that the duty lies IMo 14 avail teeeeadieg usentb. ' The plaintiff stated that he purchased
by that. i sm. on, .
h one of you to snatch "the brand from the ss...s. 1 two cows of the defendant on the 7th of April last, which
bed not? Again, was the abolition of the hone diet) riAle full on each T
th
ui f .
.. 1
horning." the prey .rom • moil o the hors You I 11WAN.41.03, ,he (defeedant) warranted sound and barrenens but on 7th
benefit to the country ?-(no, flu,,) Who had benelittee
. ite won:hart of His Church: it la In His mune and for s 1 keptember 040 of thee,<lss bad a Jowl calf, and his had sici
except them who kept their carriages and lived most.), His nosy.", these wheel. were founded
and are 1 ..,nrsino (•&aystry.-The following is <roped from the doubt that it was In-sail when he purchwied the animal.
In towns. Sol.) the case ,if lunatics. The boroughs maintaimd : and. a c •• soul is thereby made meet for Saikpoo Guette of December 7th :-Benindge, Dec. tith ;If the cow had linen • harrener and fatted hi, could have
contrateted with the floolity Asylums, and although the inheritance &boils; 'lsou abundantly your exertions I V•A W. fLTigltit,eari•elerveflanath The ' Eleanor," from Sold it for .C 2.4 at the least. He now sought to recover
o ground yosto,day. Jibed. Ml weeks' feed at lie, par week.-In crom-examination hy
the counties received f..a4.01. appefent is, a head per are rewarded and your bberaMtg +staid. Can any one I and carried away her Mast. , Mr. Atkinson he denied that he refused to 'curd th ' workhouses, the say there is no work to do, when Isiah In a,„ k,„., 1
week, as compared with the cut tit
hers of children are still uneducated • and --- ; animal, and that Luke Ranger had bought it. Rangere
result had been that many of the coutkaiCs 14,1 111 d to !flea
k count sash corn re .1 i atm to -those ' 'Wa'a4 fk a I POOLE. I informed him that Davidge had cows for sale, and they
_ me where benumb; hi I lath went to see them Plaintiff I I ' tot
a so a tintdrinking
pay at least
that amount In order to rttheqd
.eeit look r?Mt . .fa Pa .
id civilising in uvula are withheld, with others where ! Witte 11, Mass 7-At a meeting hell at Ilisle ' with Davi I llt .
sayluma -(hear, hear.) The peliee rate toe wasal i-
inx seen full operation, and know the mum of it-that I last itreekfttg Hon -Evelyn Ashler. M.P. for Poole, was 1
r. ,ge am anger.-The latterand another witnem
name, Gray were called, and eirroborated the plalntitTs
greeter relief to boroughs than to counties, There 13 i.n os heo, he„,n nee* who have acknowledged God's ' one of the speaker.. Before separating the compan
Well an special relief to the lam), and he Vallee-ad that r a,,,, A themsaftes anal have sought the bells of His ' drank "Sumer to' the future icieruher for Hyde. MT. Tatttment. -The defendant denied the warranty, and
If continue& lips cry that was now being raised, sr eiild saint to fill the past. Eis Pravfdence has asurigned to 1 Ashley 1.- This ho" nuts "of merge, for thane "Mends and itr, I theft, Ranger bought Use eons. hut that Hopkins
or t ein.-Judgurent was given for the plaintiff, his
be onawered 1054 opposite direction. As the aggro- ti,ga, an not these thipis ftsy.enr 'maids, showing us 1 well.wishers" at Poole, who are looking along way ahead Vlionour remark' that he did Mg not consider the damages
whet !ta One-hoe we, if we 550 sl; L.ight "pre- . for a vacancy, and are going to do wunders-wh I
en t excessive.
gate value of property increased, and improvements
tit4h
ma- d mote 'ht its th
were distributed ores every district, rates must, of pare e way at ti", ka -..". 04.., C desert 1 conies.
_ -
r n earth a highway forcer I rod -hOW nd might bleelfrlsUth. Arcineser.-An accident occurred a few <lays since to a I
necessity, increase in ProPortio". ,Nu P.'"ve- 'l' ized, the world evangelized, humanity red.terec4. imla Uog lush named George Diffec.ea carter in the employ of the '
could prevent their doing se. It ungt4 De satisfactory, . glorified, if every one of us would put forth his tuft I Aillth Woors ft‘ilway ' raptor. He was in the act of
to them to know that the rehire to slush lie hail strength and try to do his own work. It is for you, 1 lifting e seals (1 earsi In t c London hotel yard, when he
already alluded showed that while, drinfig the Pos4 slii.r many oi whorls live in happy homes where naught is I slipped trona th.l Meer upon • which he was standing. and
years, the poorratee had increase'! 41 per cents In wanting for spiritual or temperal comfort, to help In the I received some severe Injuriess sheet the fare and chest. '
towns, they hail diminished to a like extent in the good work for Christ's neglected poor-to redeem, ti far all I Lin•kily lie fell upon the sack, or the eishweirmeees might
at are make atonement for I have been more serioua
country districts, lie ventured to exprees an opinion. lamible, the' isaf I tut* 41,64 .
gonorasions gone ,au rem in some way the 1 110anD OF Guantuand.-Thursilay-Present : Messrs. T. !
therefore, that it was to an improved adminiatration ils•
ines of this life Al * t treat Arleen when IW. Green in the chair ,
), It Slmle, G. Curtis, .1. W. '
of their own affairs that they must look for the best incenel- d.. . 4-4 .q. th t• f
you and the poor as ignorant stan Loge 4.1 L,li picaarly 1 Buckley, J. W. Luff, W. Meade's, C. IL (Snoopier. J.
system of relief to local taxation. the mine platform to Ise judged of the things written no ; wpm, and T. Abbott. The following tenders w
If these views are correct, the question of Local the books which will then be opened let net Use Page Of i PLed ,:- Mr. If. Burden-bread, eft per 4111. loaf;
Taxation inay indeed prove to be, as Mr. Bell your life whieh is to mark this opportunity given yens ! elm, 3th. pc? sath ; butter, Is. I. per lb.; oatmeal, Ws. -
so.. he hinnk, but rather let the recording angel 1 1 per cwt.: peas, th. tid. tar ! BRIDPORT.
expressed it, a two edged sword, whisk will tt" ~
11 I point to tliia .lay's work, and the • ' M JPI• i ' 4 ..-r T ; cigar' "d' par lb, ir,
tnump ant y . gracious .r. . . .0, ale-- us_ lan , 4., pst lb • pork, ' ssltixterisc --II Il cts.;
wound the tenant farmer as much if not More 1,044 sound in your ears, "Forasmuch 1111 ye did it to one 71.1. per lb. Mr. Keynes-turaf.7A.ef. •
,p- 114 •-inotio.u: 44. T. Beach,
of thia
tr,.. 4.! heir Rauh, youngest son of Mr.
than the inhabitants of towns. But Mr. Mar- of these uo, brethren, ye have done it ImM me." Let us ' per !h. : suet, 31d. per lb. ; shins, ad rper lb. Mr. 1. If. sir the degree of lc Of.
ahtat
e44••_sed the final examination
h university of bombes i bowsaw humble it may be. tower's supplying Palk-coal, LI is. ild, r ton : fin i '
wieid Yeatinan was unwilling to treat it as a
ii.h'esulu.o an,-"Ft' for renzerieg hom the Christianity of our Meter*. Hopkins and SonPe-porter, Rio.i‘;
°.l
9ii.
per cwt. SAD Occenneact.--Abouta fortnight, agq. Mrs. Hodder,
mere quessiun of shifting part of the burden country, that which is such a stun to it. I mean the !M. per Ili. ; raisins. Bd, per lb. ; currantws,rsll. per :11,.-31ra.
fur the
Mr. Josethtltleede tel., of this town, went to London
g this funeral of her daugh:er,
amount of crime, and drunkenness, and primaries, which Gifford-theem, 1,2 ss. per cwt.: rice, 13s, per cwt. ; p, DurinegPher Idarpose °
asht Itt
from country to town.
obtains, and is in a great measure owing to want at : Ms. not owl. • candles, a, 2.1. per dozen 11,,,. Mr. Baleen Tuesday last weeYlc, . .nie
was
taken
ill, and died on
at the age of 50 years. It is said grief
The opinion which those who wirsbal to have an
education; then we shall be preparing the way .or _onic,-. du .1. .
ia pet awl.. ; ap r 9,1
4,....Pun
kt Per lb. Messrs. was the cause of her illness.
alteration in the incidence of local taxation entertained the Lord, and meking straight in these deserts • , Minns and Marsbm-ale,
was this-that there were eartMis objects of a purely highway for our God Give then al unto Christ. . gin, 12.. ; and wine, Is, per aim. " las- brandrs 21e• ; mu], i seise I 'sau A LTV. -Olt Thurs•lay evening the !schooner
imperial character, the whole cost of wLiti; sljould not and may Ho who ho the author and giver of every Trig TuaNnit.thaufts Cast -Seeing an attenipt is being es3mriLgeit.ntfontirie tarts' wit
cram, fur Mr. Swain, while
entirely Lill ill"in a limit'''. section of the !Prokemff nt rod thing, preserve your prernt great prir i 1 ~,,, mle G. screen the medical officers! the expense of the below her bows, and es'Ar:la n Ilene aide
a HUI' di'thnee
this country-- (cheerg.) It was uut • rplestion betvreep to eou and your children, ,an see_ in this place repetition of the victim of his alleged neglect, I only the night a gale s as ai rs, in consequent*. During
prung lip, and the
Ilium not ut word only but mom wi .1
the rural districts and the towns; it affected both a p... 44.04 who worship 1.. m
.),eel: .s 1 to salc whether the outrageous exposure of the poor from her stern moorings In the Is ' aame vessel "Ate
•r, inay be said of you as it was of them %%email's vice does not • 'ism, and came In pr.-intact
alike -(hear, hear.) What the agriculturista contended end: l' ISetklifisfet ~. ___,, ,i , .. go s ery far to prove how great was with a pilot 'sat, crushing it amidships : and ' . eau
of old, y w .... ..,:somoao 1 I'
e ore me, an. that the neceeity for prompt:lnd full -mention to her malady i mated it will cost a few Pounds to repair the ,I it
is
- - ---
for nu this--that the maintenance of the poor, the Ha may he your 131Vatsy stmagth from one ;generation Er. Turner's; own with andfriends sedone
adminietration of justice, the preservation of the to anotiser.-In the evading- the wit waii Mark ix., Ari, Libber'. "fully expected she would clie w,ull,cicdtnnew Ms. to the teat It is lucky, however, the ve,...11.i1e
public peaa., ised so forth, were things that were for the lesson of humility Christ Sateen .nis at.siplat. by yet it is proved beyond doubt that Iffr. Turner: . end
when she di,L for had she leen anywhere in the leryw.liee'i';
silly
saw the night she must have been driven ashore, and Inn-
the benefit of all elmies, and that the whole enormous setting a child lli the reidgt of 'them. The Prea.su her once, and never saw herafter the Thereday. Can you become • wreck,
have
wealth of the country thiold be made to cuntribute enlarged on the dirty sad Importance of giving religious eatof, the curiosity of your readers by informins them of pri • 'IL
too/an's them in sue proportisp all, in their wisdom, cslucation to tire etrildren of the poor. Mere Bible read UM facia et 4., ii..• in the IVimlsorne Cnion district why • teachers"lnlTAllw..-One day last week at a meeting of th
ing was iusuflicient, it must be applied so as to influence a man is ,iia to hat, ii,..! to death. and the ' wire and senior scholars, connected with the I e
e ndepen-
the legislature must decide. medieal man ,lent Sunday School, convene I f heart and life Of I.4su persona confined Ps Qua the . . . of Who was seut for Only • Masedsd in titue to meet the F. J. Austin sv 1
..., or the purpose, the Rev
Mn,
William Bell ash( that 11. A. all very yell, hut
.144 had •
. our county prisons an a never Iteuki of hinerel of his ;anent commit odt of the Isom lAn th ' a Ai present,. uI th seven volumes of "lan 'S they must not allow their minds to be canned miay 1.. s
Cl-rist, and eLli had heard His name, and that lie was 115111 le the effete is Mr. Charles 11. Parkin oer C•onmentary 011 the Old and New 7. ..ew .e,dam " flat
false Wane.. His contention Was that the matter must eeeineft, hut nothing more. From another gaol report sYrelAethi.ing with Ur. *Tnruar "under thaea eerdial valuable worlc, specially designed fur went'. a ---
be dealt with ie on imperial sense, and not by elltla !he karat Wet, al 1.700 Pri'mnecg., there were no less than unfair treatment "he IlaS last with.--st Looser tfg an students. Tho ;presentation was male s- Mr. .II anh.d
legislation of any ki,4. They must go to the Issa crf 3ffil boys. while some Liscirr me age of In and among IiCitt•DECANAL NIEETINO.--011 Thursday a ruAlir -der: superintendent of the school, who in miust fee. I eaten
'
the evil, and look at the pacportione in which property, i thows wfio had net passietlOA Lot of boyhood 22 had been Meeting 11'.1,1 hell at St. James's i rutty, the Rey Rana' 61Preue'd the chancre regard and esteem whichmT.hteeyrell
"eta sad personal, was Mtn& 44 present the rating ICO 11111 l itted five times and ntnarcu. Thor were often Daniell, of Ebem, presiding. in the absence of the Ref.v.' cherished towards their pastor, and their gratitude for- 411
of different kinds of property was eat 4,1 all pmpertion 1 told that ptre-ertcy laffertothenrue, hunt
elt Waa.,i,y a m„„. I.„ ISawson.Datuer, Rural Dean, through indisposition. that he had leen enabled to aecomplish durin the all
ic e three
-Omar, kw.) Out of a legacy of ElO,OOO it, money a ! generallyagesp 'sonewere between the Stealer
of __Mei beryf &hose lid Twelve clergymen and eightegt laymen were present, lean of his ministry among them. Mr. Austin, who was
comp etely taken by surer' •
15 int L.., when ti,,, ato erut subject discussed was Obe retention 'unaltered sc, acknowledged this man had to uutribute to imperial taxation 10211,44:a . were les likely than at any other U '
er me to suffer from the .! elm/kw yelTic which in terms I, l' of expected mark of their alfeetion said delivered iun
like £.500 in the eissipe of legacy duty; for land of an ! nett, but then the judgment was weak and the ismd., of ISW anal , .L.s na lio. 11,11j11 held i ' "a rses the rubric addrem, exhorting the tewthers 'to re
equal value he would only pay about £l5O in the shape . strong. ri44,1, without the Andatace of religious prinelplrt book since Wel, thounb ...Newt" g'rfeusild. in
nriseureit'ra}te .er were not simply fellow-workers with hiiiiireraber . ---e-
-1. and with the
of wacceseion duty-(hear, Leori. I they easily lets ii to siii. In the live @churls on wh - obeyed" It was decided by nineteen! 'aver,
- '.----"allir "Perinten.lent• toot fell'"*.w"rke" vsteigheight that Audi '• • with God M n has jast rompleted the third year of his ministryr.
The difficulty of really grasping the question I..l,:drhe.ask,i des. .....c.!..tance, between 1,1111.1 and 1,31111 the rubne should net Is.' retained. Tilo ll Ue.ltial -
of allow- in firldimrt, o fact to which I • r ' '
1 children. m spite of several eget lecke -., • •
s•
.sne principal one 11u:especial Eucharistic continent, whet r the" vestment ' 1 ' 1. re.eressi after the tnoraing
Wail Made apparent by Mr. U. Qudwin, woo bring their lit! ul Atte Ino anec, were lees,g inntructed in or rope; as directed in the rubric of i amerce urn Sum ay, taking Pi brief review f
dissented front the explanations a both Mr. the verities of the Illiristlau religion. home ts.r,,,ss did the co ,c :done, according to the erci..ti g ,
law
preferably that had taken place in the ronarentith,on :e changes
1 not approve the say in wh.ch it was done, or the nient..4 C mon}, was dislessel of b ' I ad the 24th period, and the mane valued r 1111 l &sere who hir iwr
that
yan amen, merit moved by the au, • N• t• f
Bell and Mr. Yeativan. He said :-- 1 la i
. had passed raising the funds required let lie urged them not to ter. C. Morgan (St. Paul at seconded by the Rev. J. L. ~ s, ,in s - our tsiemirors, however, had been added
Ratepayers in general were the holden; of 4,,,....1 , .. tut „„,,,. whon the ..
, sten , s inhabitants of the town Mot William, tusaweeett to the effect that n t the church, and many additions had been mesh' to
property, and during the time he had hel I is farm num
elthtsY *PhmsTa the es oin ~no 1 o special the congreration. They intim th ••f
the rates had increased 50 per cent. Who peid ? Nct ackuowledgee th'e •ste9 followedasseedailhe'tn, " many Eseharistic restments should be pismittel •, the voting take courses,. t, cr._ ore, thank God and
the landlord, but the tenant The Thad commis- extra rate hy woling iuea, *4 ould ill afloyidni of
an
henigwetry It
seisms It was also agreed by a similar Covina Powcz, Friday - More W.I. I'. ' . re
I idolise. had been making minute and careful (Wanda- they did not give em own help,, fig
lard t, yet majority
.at t wycaslVilable to. •• re-enact a law like that George liarrev, a yeen; 114111 evide 1 Ga'l
..
8 such would of the rubric of 15rc.: (vrinch was in force on till ntly used to the trial
Mena as to the profita of f and he bad written now come forward. And he time/Int muse of those of Edward VI. in 19S1, and ' IY the death ems charged with ragrancy.--P C. Bridle found him ae.
that the gross profits of farms '4l net exceed 7 per whone children were betted twat by the schoois aouki 'amnion of lrlisabeth), forbidding not restored on the efbltchurch on the previous efteniousi. When taken hi" " all vestments what. eustoly he lad a breat ticket about him.-P.ll into
. Gale said the