The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-17 00:00:00

BA.LISBURY.

Ws. IL W. T. Heim/roe, IL P., atiendell the
Liberal eteseing at Uri llteemetre hear.

Hswinsa.--W. law thin • lisinisishod party of
Mown an skaykag at tbo thanard Ism on ballsbary
OWL sod that MIMI ran sport has bon Won=
iho work. The prrty era likely to worn at OM
tor sow tins.

Faun. BATTALION or Wars Ruts Vourseasaa.—
It is stated that General Bask* bas relpeed the
solonaley of ibis battalion, sad that the Marquis el Bask
will be appointed Roatteary Gdansk sad Oapt. Everett,
al Growth'll, Lient.-Colosal.
Aaosaaaorml or Baum— The Veserebbi tbe
Arbdemee of Sarum iatsods balding his Visitation al
the skew and shank wardens of his AlleaWliery, at
Salisbury, as Teenier, the llith of May, and at War-
valiant, as the following day.
iticamso HOl4ll, Um vell-kaora tempsearse
Isontrer, &livered a leetem at the Tamperers@ Han
ea Treday ewers& The aremismoe was Waited,
but tbe lecturer snaceeded in keeping up the attention
of bis auditory by his great power of burnou, and
hod of is.lsaotiv. saseciotos with whisk Mr.
Home gassrally =dimes We diorama

Br. Pain's Carman, Tulaineros. —A v t oedema
sommorlal wbodow bal ws Radonsiaad, jn bss Palma
I a the Cioneel of this Ohara, promoted by KW Alford.
who bop been for 51 yeen a resident in the pariah. Is
the top romparnmeat fa a ligure remematieg the
" Asessioa at ear Wooed ford,' whWb has a very goad
.(.t. The window was wonted 51 XL rowan. of
Lowden, and fa a great haprovement to the Obureh.
It in in five aompartmeale, which °minis the same el
her father, mother, end two eiseers.

GILUID A XATZUII COMMIT. —A rad ossoart,
by lady and gentlemen .Mauro,• aa of the
Cathedral Restoration Fund, was givea at the
Assembly Boom on Wednesday evening last, before
a crowded aad feseirmable siessiblage. The seder-
taininest, which was ender the immediate patronage
of the Demi and Chapter, psood off with the pretest
ecidt, asd no doubt • band addition to dm fend
will result from it. The hall win very thabstally de-
corated for the amnion.

FLIZZUTOX MUTUAL lirenorintiter 130CIETT.—The
last of the wire of Penny Headley, ands( the
of this society for the i 5...., wee given at the =
lishool•room, as Tuesday even*. It bee* hese
ammaneed that the Ray. Dr. Buses would read
selections from his poi in the Dorset dialect, there
was • large atiesdarism The Bev. A. EL Mee
sided. Ni. Banes' readings were mesh
the andierms, who seemed fully to appraises that
almost irreMetibly-beinonnms style. They were given
alternately with some alpha mom and Pa
%miler the direetioa of lf r. Newton, sad scoor=
on the pieeeforte by Master Walter ilpieney. The
*Teeing's entertainment was decidedly superior to either
of those preeedieg it. We hope that the chairman's
mood for more members for the eseitity will be rem-
pooded to by tbe yonog rem of newton, to whom the
society, eater the pridh.moy of Hr. Hamßey, will no
doubt prove • great help to intensities! linprovernent.
Ws bare been requested by Kr. Jewell, the nociety's
boa. meretary, to state that the emmed year of Min
soekty's Weems menteeness on the lot May east.

ConianacemosaL MuTt7LL Istritovssizsr &i-
-mam —The commilies of this society concluded
their swim of Penny Reedinp at BooFninne eshool-
room on Wednesday evening lasi. A public tea
meeting was followed by a somber of readisip,
mop, and part-sow reered in a highly areditarile
meaner by members and friends of the society who
woe forward on the occasion. A more ntuneroas
attendance might Imre been expecited, bat them=
og in the number of the audience may be
to the rise in the prism of &dialogic° from one penny
to three-peons, which doubtless prevented many from
attending. Mr. Tanner ocospied the chair and Miss
Basket* ably presided at the pianoforte. Mies
Foley and Meows Sinunende, Newton, Toone,
Large, Loudon, Honey, and W UMW* ware the
vocalists on the occesion, sod readings were given
by Mews. M. G. Bonier, Jackson, J. Williams, A.
Grist, A. Wailloll, Goddard, and Jackson.

MIL FRIDERIC Ild•OCAle, the SOLieent Militia and
ventriloquist, pve two entortsinments at the
Amenably Rooms on Monday and Tuesday easainp,
before imam salience' than the perfarmanoss of
Mr. Maimabe Arairve, and nasally attract. We
=proms the limited attendant* nay he pertly
aooonstod for by the bat that... other meetings
of a pabho obamoter took pleat as the Mlle even-
inp m other ports of the aity. Oirbinly, the ma-
tinned &prime* bedewed on Mr. Maccabe ti=grof ble entertainments were sniliciently inti
the feat that LIMO who did Wand were greatly
delighted with this talented performer's Aorta to
plasma Of Mr. Meoosbe's wonderful attainments in
stasio, misainry, and vestrilaquism, it is, perhaps
impomihis to speak too highly, and the statersont
that the metropolitan pries have unanimously
oosourrod in praising him will be acieepted by our
raiders as an ample assuranos Mud Mr. Mambo's
antertaiment is of en eminantly superior obareober.
We believe that Mr. Maccabe's
Salisbury will
be leave, a good Dame baud him S.
will be Sound to to fully barns out by ea
sathenisatio isoertion on his nest Tait here.

Cm Pawn Basetera, Monday .—Bsion Lb. Wor-
shll the Mayer, sod sldiumaa Homey. —Henry
labourer, of Plabetion, was summord for wit.
fully negleatiag and refusing to maintain his wife,
whereby she had bemire shargemble to the alderbury
Union. —Mr. Fairweather, emniolar-overessr, sad Mr.
Abbott, reboring riser, having proved the are, Kr.
Fairweather garbs had been requested by some of the
ishabimata of Fisheries, who took an lobed to the
esin, to snake • serseeet to the Ben* of the foots
which bed only dome to his bowled.* sines taking out
Lb. sumer& It appears that the defender was earn.
Ingot an average 10a per weak, but he had the ale.
fortes* to have • very drachms diodpated wife, who
would rely Dome hoar to him when she had sweat all
the money she oeuW get it irmiesting drinks. She
would oven take the very oboes off her childree's feet
sad pawn them to buy drink. Cossequently, interact
bad reeently refused her retires to his house on her
oottjg home in • basally Mate of hdoziootioo, acid his
wife thee applied fat es order for odesiesioa to be
workhors. Mar she had bees to the onion, the
defender had seat his 'bib* to school, and they now
prreented • mesh better oppearrom thee they did when
iboir artier was at home.—The Mayor maid they meld
oily deal with the ere by priehtim dedeadaat, nabs
board ease to some arreagemeet for the maintenance
of his wife.— Debodent rid he eereslaly would sot have
her b." again; the Beech must do sa they thought
proper with hint, bet he had already several weekly
mte to snake in liquidation of bills barred by his
sod he did not trek be mull mare to keep the
and allow is., anything too.—. Fairweather
mid the wife was this to earn fra a week—The Mayor
said they had better try and some to some ansegerest,
sad defendant should is. allow.! • fortuight to eerie
the matter. Ma hoped the Bench word i.c.r arrng
mere of the emes.—Debeelast's wife, who was is the
sort, said she knew she had behaved bend( very
badly, sad her brand bad not treated her well,
bet she was very sorry for it. —boo Baldwia,
demenbed es • labium, residing 4 OrllWOlSt-
gelds Cotter, Bath, was suannord by Mr. Beat,
esperiatendent of Bork-Weetor pries, for offering
salami the Bye Laws of the London and Booth-Western
naves, by travelling from Birepoteke to Balebm. in
• reosil4mas carriage with a third-eire liekee. De-
fender did not appear, ar Ibipaset While prod She
series of the enamor ea defendant at his reeidesse in
Bath. Thee... was proved by Obis, Freight Lem
Makes 'offeror, who said that the dellearitot mare
• stroment to the rise that • perm had pet bini
be carriage, sad he therefore refused to saw the
I diaereses of fare, In. id. —Mr. Dent, on bthsh of the
.espa.y, slated that he bad meads Inquiries as to the
truth of the defesinnt's ritsmssi, sad It meet lore
been entree tbat he was put into the carriage by the
compeey's serves* The eoay was determined not
to overlook Mbar el the kli, Ist he did not prom
for • heavy penalty, especially as defender appeared to
he in Wow nirnmeteres Be bad writtee to dsleadsai
es the sable* sad if he bad paid WI rens of la fid.
the matter would not have been brought into smut
The Mayer rid they had &tided to ise debeidast be.
and meta, and in result of Mabee be meet be ins-
=fer dirL—Trau/er qf Lsopere.—Tbe
of the Banaeres Head Ina, Blue Boar.row, wee
trassferred flea Mr. Burr to Mrs. De** lent 01 as
Old Care Kobe Ins.--Oesrateras
and isea.:ll;
pointed worm= eiterobwardsme the
ellin the 0117, Warr to be swore to.—Ni. J.
s, merry of births, morriara sad dors,
slanted onVion, by
.Aal el P•dismise. bum wring
28 "on" Ike Peri al St Mart* le wire Aloe
be had becia appoint* The Moyer mid Mae Mork sere
unable to cued the impairer* wilinit
done at Quarter Baer* sr Mr. Yrif ess4 iNSet take
the ea* or pay tie pas. Mr. Felf aesenthigly see.
mated is be ewe*

Coggin Perm finastOns, Tuesdal.—Bolw• Vigggswg
Folksiness. MtrPearaddseks. Bev. Z. Duke. ant
.71181118 linigney, u.—A little boy named Janes Demi'
was gemunseed by . Nimes, farissroot fikallerd, for
trespassing an bade In hie goescpstisa, sad daingthl
mar straw of the wake of dd., at OM SOWN 111 the
afternoon of Good Friday—Mi. Illozok, for whom Mr.
Wbalian oppeamd, was abo minsioned by Mears.
of the boy for aisialtiag hins.—lt impaired the
boy with others was trampling abaci over sone slew
white had bora pulled dews frogs • risk, and also n-
th:the damage by *sal* the lie itself.
whoa lit. Mane same Mass, sad, lacensod at the
goadust ef the boys laid shoat the nearest to blm,
width happened to be Desna, pretty heavily with a
.whip he bold in hie bun. Mr. Marsh% mega ef the
Day wee Moarsoterind by two WitibllONS as meet or
"oroffol, bat it appeared that .01b were ealisiently
oblige for the Beech to see, sod they mosesquanny dl
missed both charges on Mr. Wheimanalareigalailen
that such • accessing Weiddlabwe. MOM UN
lushes of the case. —Owego wag gaming."
lawfully! Kn. floodbery, farmer, at Inneloed Ton , bar
having hi seenot before the expiltuos of hi
Par of movillsose. Dedsadaat did not appear, but was
ispregested.. by his mother, who Nand that bar am woo
felis to"rom,ol4b to ship as board some vowel.
sure. Matthews mid that cm • former omeidositutra
sugosiosed for leaving tha serves of smother
aokooloo, hod soos4 it to be mid net he was pas
away to sea sad no notice had afterwards has %ken of I
the shortly Mbar the dismissal of which he 1.4 15'
appesied at home. Mr. Breelber7 havingeoef hi
case the Braga and that defendant men iczith WO.
due to hies fee wages, sad if ha.... bask &gala he
must enure to hie work and use the cans of the
&elks. --Jamas °rook, sag haw.honeg
knew, sammosed hi brother careire Creek for es-
muftis( him at Whitoparni—Comsdethani mid be was
going to his home after dark air.2l. whoa
his brother, with whom he had q
spin Iths and after a kw words had puma
Area hiaa a blow cm tbe to. with • Milk,
or semathkag be had in his head whisk broke his jaw-
ho... He bad not previously *mak or alien to
strike the defendant. Troia dateadaara
wide& as partly surrobsraesd by P.C. leeks, it op-
powrod that ever singe the death ef that. father, the
georepinuant bad been esteem* violate in his reanan
towards his brother Charles, and had noteandly Ana-
tend to take his life, no inberinthee of tin potion
man bad frequeatly hiss required to slop that. quantels,
tad the defeadaat bad ohm pas out of his way to
avoid the romplelasat, who saver lost so opportanty
of " Meting up • row." On the night in mentos the
blow width breke complainsaPs jaw was struck in isif-
defense, after the (imbeds/A had be.. collared 50..,
Swiss by Übe violist 71m11111. Tb. Bank dismimed
the ear, sad dinned the compingrat, whose eons-
tenames, half swathed in bandages, prinined a and
Alma appearessea, to eater iato lib own reermainsass of
£3O, and to find two serene@ of £lO nab for hi
keeping the anal towards her brother sad Along kr
the epees of In south. Andrew Lywood, was
easnasoned by litr. Beadbary, the semplathan is Is
similar sow far unlawfully theositiog himself fres his
wont. Ordered to forfeit Be. 10d, wa
mAind teevn=
.Me sad to reams to work.—Burnt,s
ROM Fowler, Beaty Dewey, Jambi,
sad Hoary Moir, yoang mem mediae at Aesesbary, wens
charged with drunken and riotoas name& at Amegbary
is U. Mitt of Good Friday. The two first deteedans
appeared, but the other lost failed to put in as ippon-
&nom and warrants for their apprehended, WWII iessed.
Polies therpaat Daniels and Mr. Ayres, shoemaker, who
was aroused from his bad by the deleadeate
ridden,
at hie door, preved the ens , sad Bey=
Brook, after being matiesed by Lard Fellognage, were
awe lined 20s. and eons, or to be imprisoned for ono
MOO di. —Jamas Britton, inn, was snauneiged
by Mr. John Lewis, the ldlord of the Oerepagess Ina,
at Dieserbass, for refusing to leave his house on the
night of Good Friday, &ad for ring violist sad shelve
—Defeadaat who had previously borne aa an.=6:lB .cloareeler needed guilty, and our ithed ho and
sons, with the &normative of seven days' imprioonmenh
Lord Voltages* sakl he had resolved • letter go. .
hog of the had goadoet of the young men at
and be would rosommead num to take man that they
did not gel bee tremble —Two yosog leas, who gave
the names of William Smith and Willis. Brown, sad
mid they is.. from Berkshire, sere ht op
by ithrerintendent Matthews with dag *tilt
=own at Whiteparia, sad steeling • bait
sad various goods sad eisainia, the property
of William Mist Balkiest eridence for ecavialiou
not having bees premed, edemas were remanded until
Thursday. —Oh, Brook and James Fielder, received
• warrant for the ointment of Stephen Beam from •
cottage neepied by him at coaaluded
the badness of the sessioas whin' occupied longer tune
than mon/

HI/0111 May evening • crowded 1
and setheniestie tend of aleobors and een-elenere la 1J
favour of the Refocus Bill, now Wore Parliament, was
held at the Coogr.sgnMo.a folicialroote, liern-lane. The '
meeting was coo need by printed Mantilla whisk
annuneed that Mr. E. W'. T. Hamiltes, M.P., walk/
address the meeting, and aim thee We nee of the Omani I
Chamber had been refused by the Mayor. —The pro-
reeding. commenced by Mr. Alitermas Fawcett Wag
ensiles:icily voted to the chair, and that petimasa on
taking his piers on the platform wee moompeend by
Mr. E. W. T. Heamiltoo_, M.P., Dr. Lash and Minn !
Whitlock, S. R. Atkins. Joins Andrews,
Style, JUSINIOO and T. Ina. -The abelrmaa hiving !
explained that the eked of the meeting was to rapport
the Goverment at the proms* arkie eonsitqueet on the
attempt to carry the Belong Bill through Me Home of
Commons, the failure of whiek.would mom the refine.
MOM of the present Governer,, and the advanontral
of the Tories to Mies, requested a fair and impartial
hearing to all no gentlemen wise were about to address
Meat —Dr. Leek -battik( reed a letter from Professor
Feweetk messing his Awes* from the
ei=
on the some of &health, said he had
to inns forward rather peeiniereitly that manes
an the proposer of the lint resolution. He did I
not intend to trespass on their time by &demisting the I
marque at length, bat having bun all his adult life on
friendly and profession,' terms with the working
name, be wished distinctly to Mae that in his heart he
had no fear whatever of the malts that might fellow
from their Macedonian to the franchise of this sentry.
He had seen snalt of the integrity, honesty, and Meal
treat of sellanom among the weektagaineess of this
goaatry, and he bad no fear that than moms who
saprarted their families in somfort by their mann
labour would by to subvert the Government, sad be
thought it Ins the duty of those who now enjoyed the
ririvkip of a vote, to work for the admission of their
lees fortunate brethren to the electoral body. He
alluded in the fade that 33 years ago their worthy
abstruse' was the only orm amongst the whole of these
present at the meeting, who was entitled to • vote, and
eandaded by moving Um following resoluta= :—"Thes
reseinfl la of *Maim that the limo is 60111111 when a
reform of the repreemiative omega ma se lempee_be
delayed, and that it eismiders the Goverament BM • I
sasigesion settlemeat of on Important braise of this
=on, and time deserving the medial 'apron of lb. '
ekeion of Salieberry."—Mr. B. B. Likes, in
sesooding the resolution, spoke at considerable length of '
Lb. ionegioa from the Liberal patty of oae at their '
members of Parliament, and said he thought the pelmet
Reform Bill jest suited to tb• necessities of the t
bran L W. T. (laminae. M.P., atter that
' it gave him great pleasure Übe with Uses at that meetiag
to have been absent from whish would have been, be
thought, a brunet of duty on his pert, said that when he
ant ahead himself se • esadidati for the garages of the
Libersh of Salisbury, IN professed kismet' to be " •
Liberal on genet/lion," from whose the Liberal patty
would receive no Nang and grudging support hat a
steady and sonsistent so-operation. He then told
them that he believed the ineereets of this sentry were
laseperably conneend with the liberal party. That wee
' the cordendoe he made of hi. opinion, frankly
avowed by lit, and
i NM by than, and he believed
and trusted they would give him credit for an unwaver-
ing adherence to the principles he then professed
—(cesers). The time had, however, peened for an inter.
&mem of promises and complimeale, for they were
sailed open to put their prolentioes to the test of ankles,
and to decide whet must be does with reference to Me
Reform Bill now heave' in the Mimes before Parlia-
ment. He would till %OM at 001111 that that Bill should
have his cordial support, and he boned and believed
that they would give weight and influence to his vete
be declaring in pine, intelligible English that they mea-
ndered it • good and hottest 1101—though bet=
fallilmeat of long gives and long
ended—and tlitary bed unabated caulking* In Her
Majesty's prawn Government. That was, be believed,
a fair semerriag op of ON whole undies, hat he felt
that he sbolt be bat imperfeetly dhobarging his duty
U he limited himself to a bare amerseee that
the Bill would be supported by his vote- He
feud It Mina to 611600111 i for the various
sablerteges by which some Liberals sought to get rid of
the Bill except by. attributing to them motives which
they would oireently iadimaaatly„ and poring; n&tiL;
deny. Soule Liberals had mid they would be
issetber the Bill, but were afraid to eut its
(langiner),— while others *send to it as incomplete
and afforded no guarantee for an exielehle distribution of
political power. Others spoke of bribery and sorraptioa,
and said that wound be the rule and not the excartioa,
if the on wore carried. That was the opinion of MOO
who had openly ratted from their avowed opinion—
(arias of " Marais, )tarsh")—end lastly, it was and
that tbe ary fix Reform wee all • fadge, that no on
eared for it, and that pledge, giVall In ineimerity might
be canned without dishosoer. His answer to week
objections wag, that they carried In the taco of than
hostility to Itafenn of any Had. He did not deny that
It was their ken and hie to milaise any immure
brought bet or. Pariiineat, but that animism should be
for the improvement ef anything defective in sash
meson, mid not for the barking of that which was
good. The difference between themselves and the I
"Atka who oalmmd MI, we' one-ofClel4-44. critic* feared to trust the people, wh (the
Liberals) feared to distrust them lie hardly geed re-
mind them that Me Reform geseeine was now before I
the House of COMIDOIN for the Mk Main and Miami he
was about it be would jut slats, witheantainsfe Mere
lea, of
miginterpnestion from them, that in his
were two blots lath, mangoes of the He maid
sot consent to Hithaeekls, the skilled
in her azimild. 1111111=n
might bidebilwast ih!.6Bl4llBwere exposed to unlawful
Mance on the enblest of their •01118. U MIMI=
would be aernip4 they weld lad it every year -ore
dillonit to resat to precnigne whin' the Prwm the rail.
way., the aloink telegraph vas. Par art.. Pm.
before the eye of the public, only to be held up
to morn sad reproach. The other blot in the Bill was
the Saviour' Beak hanging, and with them two en-
apneas he meepted the Goverament Rill of them
present, and amides* resommeaded it to the an-
gealiled salmon of then present. Timm was mother
maser to iikias to would cell their sitssitioa. Thm
knew that if Lord Genvemer's Bill were corned it wealii
lead to the eseirement of the Governemest, and the
goseeles eres whether the intend ilk. mientry would
be advised by the promotion of the Tories to the
Tommy bmishae—(eries at " No, so"). During
the peignali mance, by their vet, in which tiny
mot when to be jolt= had been two
importeall bills before , and on hoeb
oesellieles, the Tories voted mated of senerisagIt e.
"" th• 641 01 Oben present to rathelibeem
Goveranient, and if *moo the yew of
Liberals sad hostas Tenn— (ales ai
=7l-staded Gromences minks Maeda be
h°,B4 *ow MOM wall MN Mpaii be cagwetstti

opiates siebel the *weft et pews le tiro
leiturzsecocZe ai the presees lama 1111=
ben pst. wed uesehmeelly eteried.
ILL Jobs Andrew mewl I—"Thst • embed,"
big 141111011 reseldiss be Aped Ile elletirmaa.
es Wei a tie eleoelei, te the Mime
et Osumi by Yr. Usadl. Kr. WlllO
Yet J5l tb• teselethe, wile wee she
sarrisi smealmeeely.—Yr. Men •••••••id, and K 2. T.
Lamb efeeefled, • vele et iseldeese- Kr. amill
a whom, they rid, • were repteemdmilhe
m=
set be lesed.—Mr. Ihorkies bating addranood ibe
11101W111 and Wirt apse Ohm is tuts oat Kr. Monk
who bad Mita hem big prieeiZAthumalMilliS
os
temmed auks ter tbe vele ot end pima
• •••• of Moab Is tb• nodal, —Mr.
Thom orsondel.—a. Lew* on bsiog Wig
WWI for. propsood • rim at thireigs to ?sr
lower Tamper for kr abespiesattp et the .-
Is at the Britt& verlomea ha Ms B. of
0••••••••.—ibe &airman istnrsoil limbs for WWI
rod Ms as, awl raro if r hisopinion lbel We am
Bill wield pen lime' th• Ommee• by • 'Weft et
40•••••• sad tb• Lore woaM lbs. Wilk WM MOO
Hwy rekeled it exes.--Tbres pens teeth.
Mire Mayor aariodel re proondingp•