The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-16 00:00:00

Samenatobire.

Fr bag been &sided to hold the Romeriet County
R.fie Associstoo Meeting this year it Bristol.
TIM B-istol sn W d Rester 'ilsey Company ars shoot
..'. . . .

to build a cattle market at Ibidgoitor.

TIMMS BIRTH. —Wm Speed, of West Yonktro, near
Taunton, ou Wednesday proeented her husband with
three lee boys. They and the mother ire doing well.

BZPILIBMIJITAIIOII Or rx• !KW DIVISION. —Colona
Pinney and Mr. Saylor will. it is mid, be the Lobsr•il
candidates foe the new division of the county of
Somerset.

AtriITSIXTATIOX or BA.—Dr. Dalrymple has
been mritrd by the Liberals to come forward for Bath,
against Colonel Hogs, the Conservative member. The
other repriwentatirs is Yr. Tits, a liberaL

LIATWAIII). the farmer who mordsrvd his wife atSonth
Patherton,hae been removed to the infirmary at Taunton
ga the state of hie health necessitating it. He still
continues in • wretchedly morbid oondttion.

TuaSoweootohirc Arius dosical and Natural History
Society will hold It. annual meeting at Williton on the
25ib August and two following days, tinder this prowl.
&may of Sir LA. Hood, Bart, M.P.
DIATII is Basil GAoc.—iJeorgs Trasoott, a middle-
aged M.D. who was sentenced to two months' imprison-
ment last week for stealing a wet, died on Tuesday
night from gout and erysipelas.
Farm, AociDurr.—A httle girl, aged seven years,
the daughter of Mr. J. V. Watts, of Bath, was knocked
down by a out,. drisen by a son of Mr. Scull, pork-
bowler, and the animal treading on the child cussed
almost inctnat death.

Tea Bari of Cavan invited a feu days ago a large
number of people of all religioua denomination, at
Bridg-ster to visit him at Weston&uperldare. His
lordship paid the travelling expenae. of his very poor
visitor&

Tee Tounton Market Trustees met on Friday, when
the chairman, Mr. T. Coker, moved that the order for
the disciontinuance M licenses for the butchers' shops
should be rescinded. Alter • brief discussion, k 6
motion was lost.

MASONIC Fint AT STOOILBEAD.- On Thursday last.
" the brethren of the my.tie craft," members of lodges
437 and 976, residing et Wineanton end the neighbour-
hood, held e grand fheet fitonrheed, with the obj.ot
'of promoting, end. if possible, of increasing the good
feeling end cordiality existing between themselves and
the members of neighbouring lodges."

Tun proposition- to est;blish- a wool market in
Bridgwater fell through on Wednesday, the adjourned
meeting on that afternoon being very thinly attended
by the wool growers in the district, thus loewog s
InMiwarumme in the matter. The markeghonee
trustees did not, therefore. feel justified in meting
any outlay for the establishritent of the proposed
market or fair.

A Perm°, in (*roar of the Bill for the removal of
Inland Revenue Oftlecre Disabilities from tbe Mayor,
msgistretea, sod Toen Commillon of the Borough of
Yeovil, wee on the Out Umlaut presented to Me House
of Commons by Mr. Monk, M.P. for Gloucester, who
carried the second reeding without otmositioo in this
absence of the Government. A similar petition horn
the Revenue °Mous of the Yeovil district woe promoted
at tit. earn, tone.

Tee VAnnste I—The Collard Somerset Gazette NUS's*
that the kindness of Mr. Austin in throwing open
Glastonbury Abbey grounds to the public on certain
days of the week has been grossly abused by a number
of yoga barbarians. .ho have been amu.ing the...
selves by pulling WOO. out of the ruins ipid pelting
*soh other with them. It is through the misconduct of
brainless boobies sushi as these that the public Cr.
eseleded from loamy heaatifel bed interesting Vote to
which they weeld abed-wins be admitted.

A "Raw." AT Wurroganesidllatm—At a roe, t.
lug of the Town CommiMoriers, no Wednesday, the
Rev. J. C. Pigot in the chair, • letter was reed from
Commander Townsend, containing several hints to the
new chairman about to be elected, whiled he thought
might conduce to the more rapid transaction of the
busines..--Mr. Titley rose with great warmth, and said
as • member of he board had come forward and
given advice to the chairman, he thought it would be
deairabl• if some one would inform them what wer• the
duties of the Individual members. Was it the duty of
members to rush into print because a gentleman
happened to diff.r f.om them on some mattrra, and
drag him forward and stigmatiae bin in the papers?
W&. that fealt• to the board? Is it joatillable that
because I (Mr. Title;) armee my opinion on a subject
that Ism to be stigmatised ?—Commander Townsend:
Mr. Title; is out of order. The Chairman: Mr. Title;
Is in order. —Mr. Tilley sectioned: Because I take •
particular coarse any I to be gibbeted elm before the
public •' oall. d hnbecile—Commander Townsend:
Yon wers not—Mr. Title;: To bit told that I am
ignorant and prissumptoousl:—Commandsr Townsend.
' 6.110 were not.—The Cluurnima . I most call Gout-
-o,:b.To.a.tedwnsend towoithrdshr6.—Cottairwsmander.Tdo
Stand up, them—The Chairman: I shall not, eir.—Mr.
Titley : I protest that the man who would do so is not
admirable
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Townsend: "As you are now making."—Tbe Com-
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of my bouse--(great laughter). Mr. Mk; pro
uminimouly.