The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-02-03 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.
Tus ELecros.—The Liborsl csr.rit hts, Mr. ll.•sd,
attesdei the at teruuona ;Tic) at dt. Peter's church or

Shindig.
°anal' WESTERN RAILWAY. —There are no loos
sit...ratter ' in the ptemott. r trifle on cher:heat Western
Railway for the month of February.
Telt COUNTY SERtiIitrIRSHIP. bo seectlon com-
mitter) of the Court of Q tarter Sessions mot at the
Saeliail la-t 13 iturday, to examine the teatimouiala,
&a., of the various oAndidatee„ and select those they
il...eight suitable to go btfore the Coort. The
card'riales selected wore Mr. Allerdy et, Fordingtw ;
Mr. Fletcher, Wimlairce • Mr. Forel', Sherborne ;
Mr. W. J. Pouutuoy, Bristol; Mr. R. 0. Beunett,
Weymouth.
'THE G.nlnre Cootie TREASUREBNIIIP.—Thd different
Iteaietrars of the C.mnty Crane of D.aset hire have
ju.l received from the Treasury act cili iii annour.oe-
men, tbst the 'Hon. lively() Ash!. y, secoud son of our
Ein Sbafteebury, has resigeed the important end very
honourable uMe of Treasurer of that Omit, to which
ho wee ippointed some tears ago by hi. thou ohief (the
late bird Palineustm) when Prime Minister of Ll=
great Empire. The very "Intrre good wishes, and best
hopes of •4 the Registrar* will accompany Mr. Evelyn
Ashley to whatever higher office he is miw transferred,
s.ipt we tudir add most deserved by tilru thy will b.?.
C.tiImITTMO TO TICE DORSET Coon ry Pelson.—
Are'vs Thomas Rideout, larcer y as bailee at Wey-
mouth ; John O'Brien, Chariot. Smith, stealing
•o incortioa at Weymouth ; Thomas Barn, 'Amities
t-ouurs, waistcoat, ko ,at Dmehestor. Bard Latonr
M trim Biker, rowue cud vagabond at DJrcheator, 3
G.:cedar months ; James Langford, found in an out.
hums, for an unla• full purpose at Portland, 2 calendar
mouths ; Charles Smith, stealing books at Weymotcb,
FrAttiolc Stanley, etsalind a timepiece and cartons
artiolee at Ileamiturter, 6 weeks; Henry Anderson,
vagrancy at leyinn It.die, George Perkrr, misbehaviour
Shetbyrno union, Willi= Porter, stealing • sheep.
okiu, at Bradford Peyerell, 1 calendar month ; Jvho
Everett, drunk, and refusing to quit, • boerhouire at
Stret on, 14 day ; John Wi!son. Y.stenGy at Doreheetar,
Dorit Stine, Cruhkenucia at Yetuninster, 7 days.
DORCHESTER CUE. —The accounts of the first
quarter of the D-robeeter t.lub. in North Square, have
j it been presented to the members of whom there are
f ,rty•four. The capers a, includlog over 1:20 for far-
itching, an item whioh will no', of c iurse. occur awaits,
mount to £33 10r. 3.1. Mr. G. D. W. Dlgby, of Sher.
borne (list's, has given a donation of £6. and Mr. Alder.
men Oslnin El it. ; and the honorary members are
M . Williams sot Gr. subooriblnt £2 2., the Rev.
Everett El la, an) of 10., 61. each Mr. Aldermen It.
Oalpin, Dr. Bi-nett lisekinr, 111 ,r Lynn., Lieut.
Daabarreo, 1)r. ILibinson, Colonel Bingham, Mr. T.
Coombs, Mr. B. Davis, and Mr. Has L To enable the
committee to purchase/ all the furniture required Mr.
Alderman Coombe, kindly advanised 1:10 as a loan. It
la hoped that additioual honorary members will be
obtained to repay this sum. Ther.• la the 'mull Wane.
due to the Treasurer of 12.. 51. It no, be mentioned
that over £7 has been taken by the stewards for
rueresbmants purchased in the rooms by member., i ,
'soffits, aosolt. ginger beer, ke., on which a profit of .C 2
lls. 41. has bean made towards the elpenses. Of sour,*
then• refreshment! eye 'applied simply for the son.
impieties of the mem berg, and they have no occasion at all
to .pend more than the single ha'f-orown • quarter, the
It. of membership. That the Dorchester Club met a
want la the town is shown by the auntie.' of members,
and imintr well managed, its extension is sure.
1:g tweets. or Auto! Luca,: A numerously attended mesons
rd the Dorchester Chamber of Agriculture was held at the
King', Arms Hotel ou Saturday aternoon ; Mr. It. Damen
',reviling. Among those present wers—llussarr J. J. Bates, J.
Lou clAce, Mr. Game, N. Roper, 0. W. Homer, N. Fowler,
G. Symonds (Mosuktou); J. A. Smith, J.ll. listiselero. T. C.
Saunders, .1. A. Bottum, - Cdal, C Lunt, he., he. I.lr. Ihutiel)
Ii t crating the object of the meeling, remarked It would b.ve
1.2 e. ~,out improper if the chamber had bold aloof from bring-
ing before the woudituancloa the i'tenesta4 agriaulture at Oa
present crisis. Ile paid a warns tribute to Mr. Polder, oho
bad Lspeunled en ttttt eh that and labour on their lethal. and
nttendol the meetings Of the Central Chamber And otherwise,
open*, to them in any way ; and hopet he would
continue his valuable sen ices (hear, hear.)—Mr. Yowler
11,30.6.1 them for the oumpliment A 61.1 explained the slaws al
the Cu:Myatt loowhor with referenus: totheir proceedings during
the paneling LlecUons. A great deal, he sold, haul boa it done in
.6 elm-Aline* the p0.64e with I Altai Taxathni ; but he
le•iieliel the question had 104 beeu, thoroughly threshed out
and for that reason wished the n,.1 , the emillty bad
levoostlested, so 11131, a ci,iii,tate Might bate hoth
au.. coatsl,l kave eingoeled Mr. Sturt, and their ut..l friend Mc
lloyer who was always with them. The Chambers had heen
spoken of nA so many 'l'd ur,incti :" but it shook' be
remembered that mat of 36; questions anus:ling lazuli...lt and
peoth.:: upon agriculture, which Icel been Introduced into the
llouse of Commons, only An bad been carried, which warn
slimed entirely owing to the exertions the Chambers of
Agriculture haul made. Referring to Mr. Glaulatonea
Surplus of tru.000,064 and hi, proposed remissions" and
" re.adJustment, " Mr. Fun hr said it really meant that
he iotendul to take aeon with right hand Alai he would
gille .Ith hill lull. EVel7 nude" • our therefOre 011,111111 be made
Pu rotitni to Parliament member. who would remedy the
e, i. 111,,: stale of thing.. and prevent further impositions : and
he felt ennvineol if the county had been contested they would
hose retlinle,l three suiperler. of their can", Ile Wit' Very
gralefid fur the complancia paid him, and woutd he glad to
E.mtiline his services year longer, when hg hoped someone
el*: wool I Loke his plat, Ile proiewed nrsolution to the
elleet. that "All Lundidates who are ila favour of emlillg the
..1 tonal tasation shall ivevive the support .4 the
Www.bers .4 the Chamber ant their 1rie1.14." Mr. 11. W.
flumes ...oiled. ale) .I..ke .1 the great and gr. Wile.; iniustiec
of tne latrthen vui,:sh the laud wad L.-Allot upon to leY. *lug
they r...puired wien a loth .1 repnwent them in the
House •.1 1111111 l ns. and he 11101.0•11) toldwol their friend Mr.
Yowler eould transfer his wrvices fr tVe Culdnul Chamber to
Mo Chamber at Westuni ttt ter. (a buighl. Mr. Holosl Prq-
lose& that 1.1.141+1 .4 the he fornanted to the
the wanly ;" which was Waned
to After a fuou et mails trout %Ir. Chapman Saunders,
and a uote .4 thanku to the t luairenao, the nes.ting selorits.l
s,Tes.•‘• Before Mr. IL Willhums, Mr. E. I'Lgr..e, Mr. IL
L. Kiielereley, and Ur. ul. Worry.
./.44 Ce..rett, ni litrAtt.oll, Woe 11110111 11111, aml coats tor
denolon inisesashict. Its Lad locos oo,thiuuahiy annoyi.g
111 M Short, of the Bull lam..lir default, a tumuli'. hard

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George Nayhen and Edward Palma, silo did not einem,
eas summoned for trespassing in search of el.lllo. on January
SO, on laud belonging to Mr. It. IL Oberialan, Fronleon Court,
They were WICUM and Mkyhea wee awn to take up tbe