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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

NE'THERBURY.

THI LATI MIM CLZA.k, of Strode, has left £9OO
to the poor of the parish, and a legacy of £l.OOO to the
rector, the lion. and Rev. A. R. S. Spring Rios. The
dammed lady also left legacies, varying from two to
£4OO, to her tervants, Strode Rome, furniture, and an
',tate to Mrs. C 0500.4 a small estate to Mr. Peter Coo,
who is also residuary lmtes, and an twists near Mec-
ham, is left to the tenant&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

MORETON.

filisooLasi °mammon - A few days ago, ag
Mrs. Marshall, of Palliagtm, was sitting rit dinner, she
heard • small bird err. Ohs went to the badge and took
up the bird, when • snake Ipmg at it, naught it, and
carried it away through the b.dgs. Mrs. Marshall
milled to her sou, who pursued the make and killad it
The Image silt was found lobs two hot ton Inaba.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

CORFE

LONOIVITY DOOM to be the portion of the inhabi-
tant, of Corfe Castle. and times in search of health
will do well to bear in mind the following fact
On examining the death register of Mr. Tucker, re-
gistrar for the sub-district of Code Castle (which
includi. the borough, and two other division. of
that parish, Os hamlet of Kingston, the Vale of
Encombs, and parish of Church Itnowle), we find
that only one death has taken place in the district
during the three months ending 30th June last, which
was that of an old a omen, named Barbara J silent*. ago
93,—s simple yet remarkable and unprecedented
fact which will attract the notice of the Registrar
Oeneral and other..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

BIRTITS.

August 2, at Winaliorne Minster, at the residence of
her When the Rev. H. P. Cookasley, 8.A., the wife of
W. A. Brownlow Pearce, Captain, a.m., of • son.
August 6, at Park-street, Weymouth, the wife of Mr.
Samuel Upward, of • daughter.
August 6, lithe Glen, Bournemouth, the wife of the
Rev. E. Waaklyn, of a son.
August 8, at Portland, neer Weymouth, the wife of
Major Robert Hickey, late 101st Royal B. Fusiliers, and
formerly Commandant 17th Irregular Cavalry, of a son.
August 8, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. A. Nesbitt,
photographer, of 100
August 9, at West Bay Cottage, Wyks Regis, the 'We
of Mr. Williams, of a 800.
August 9, at Salisbury, the wife of Dr. Edward Young,
of • daughter.

11A.RIILLGE(3.
Av.4_,4 at WYstifre Cbspel, Bioko, Deronport, by
the Rev. U. P. Holmes, Mr. IL H. Osmond, to Julia
Maria, youngmt daughter of the late Edward Card, Req.,
of W
Aulaehttat the Baptist Chapel, Poole, by the Rev.
T. Osborne &wrist, Resent Fowler, master-mariner, of
Weymouth, to &MIL, &tighter of John Holm, Esq.,
of Upway, Dorset.
AVIA ,7 it llingtou Church, Brideort, by
the nes. Edward Fox, if A., incumbent of Romford,
iaid undo of the bride, the Rev. Edward W. May, M. a.,
eldest sow of the late S. IL T. May, Esq., of Brynswortby
Home, N. Devon, to Caroline Margaret, only daughter
of the late Henry B. Fox, Esq., 'and granddaughter of
the Rev. Henry Poi, M.A., incumbent of Allington.
August 7, at Pa. Stephen's Church Westbourne Park,
by the Rev. J. A. Jacob.. Henry Robert, eldest eon of
Mr. R. Ryer; of Blandford, to Mary Ann, youngest
daughter of the late James Walsh, Esq.
August 8, at All &ink', Dorchester, by the Rev.
C. T. Procter, Mr. William Bishop, of Dorchester, to
Sarah, third daughter of Mr. Samuel Slade, builder, of
the same pleat
. . _ . .

Anguse9, at Sk Wiry's Church, Weymouth, by the
Rev. E. Ludlow, John Viant, of Poole, eldest son of J.
Viant, Seq., of Totten, Hants, to Mrs. Sarah Albinia
Hawkins, of Radipole, daughter of the lets C. Eldridge,
Earl., of Dorchester.
August 9, at Wanterbounie Whitehuroh, by the Rev.
O. H. Wynne, Mr. S. fi Shave, of Poole, to Miss Jane
Shave, of Whitehureh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

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MUTH OF Tel MARQUIS CANDIS. K G.—We he• 11
to announce the destb of the Marquis Causten, which
cusen-red suddenly early on Monday morning, at B iyhain
Abtuy, the family ',est in gusees. The bait-Image
Charles Pratt, Marquis and Ken i Canidem was lb.
eldest son of the first Marquis. by Francais. daughter and
heir of Mr. William Moiesworth 01 Wenbcry 12.• in,
and eras born on the 2nd of May, 1792. ii• marrioil in
1825 Harriet, sldest daughtrr of the Right Roe 11.
Murray, the Lord Bishop of Roehester, by whom he
leaves surviving irme. He is aumeedrd by his non
John Merles, Earl iif Brecknook, born Jane 30, 1810
arid married only last month to lady CieittentinS
Augusta Churchill, daughter iif the la's Duke of M
borough. The Marquis mesided at last,year'a mobs -
egical congress at Dorehester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

Enittobirt.

PEWSEY.

Royal. Cottroz or &moronic—The following
member of the College, having been elected fellow at
previous meeting of the Council, was admittal am
snob on the 9th Mat, viz. :—Charler Henry Carter,
L. R. C. P. E. and LB. A., of Pigmy, Wilt., Dec. 13,
1839.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

WIM BORNE.

ARV EST. —Man y of the fanners in the neighbour-
hood hare begun harvest in earnest, and several
have garnered the greatest portion. There seems
to be • very good crop, especially of wheat ; the
barley is not quite ao good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

CORPOR•TION AZADLE.

The first business was to elect a person to the
offioe of Beadle in the room of the late Mr. James
lls The Mayor remarked that the late beadle
was a much respected offline of the Corporation for a
number of years, and had uniformly conducted him-
self exceedingly well. His son, Henry Milk, was
the only candidate, and on the motion of Mr. Lock,
seoonded by Mr. Bennett, be was elected to the
office. The salary is 6 guineas a year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

WARMINSZEB-

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"Olifrao:jtintortAssises.
March last, on suspicion of having broken into Da"
of Somerset's residence, at Maiden Bradley, Bres-mm
Rectory, and other places in this and the neighbourbo;
counties, was disposed of for some time to oome, for a
bonier, at Ur. G. Thompson's, &Id= Home, near
Oxford. Re ohtained entrance to the bona* by cutting
• piece oat of the shnUer of one of the sitting room
and forcing the window. He then packed up some plate
ready for removal, and, with a deck lantern, entered a
bedroom in which Hr. Thompeoa's son was sleeping.
Kr. Thompson's dog, however, having been poisoned the
night before, he wee not sleeping smelly, and seeing
the light, he ran after the man, knocked him down, and
enured him with the aseirthoos of his father and the
butler. The prisoner pleaded guilty, and Mr. Justice
Keating, remarking that the housebreaking instruments
found upon him proved him to be a profeenanal burglar,
sentenced him to ten yean' penal servitude. We are
glad he has been oonnoted, for some of the burglaries
in this neighbourhood, of which there are grounds to
suspect him, had been so cleverly effected that suspicion
fell on the servants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

WYKE REGIS.

TEM ANNUAL FEAST•DAY occurred on the6th inst.,
but owinf to the esoessive badness of the mackerel
season this year and the wetness of the weather on
Monday, the day pasted off more like a fast than a
(amt.

MR. Rvvea's WOLF, a few days since, broke its
chain, and obtained some respite from restraint
Fortunately, however, it was again captured after a
vast amount of trouble and no little anxiety, without
being able to get off the premises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

CHARMOUTH.

PANISTATION.—Mr. Thomas Nonstop, National
school muter at this place, being about to leave Char.
mouth for Alderbury, has been presented by the
teachers, soholars, and friends, with *gold pencil mu,
accompanied with an address. The presentation look
plus in the school room on Friday week. Mr. Houton
suitably replied, and thanked them for their kieduese.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

PIO. GRAND BTAXDARD REAMS&

Bro. C. Jesty, Weymouth. I Bro. K. Cox, Portland.

PRO. GRAND TTLIR.
Bro. John Lovelace, Dorchester.

The banquet took place et the King's Arms
Hotel. when • good and well-served repast was
provided by Mr. Manley. The Grand Master
of the Province (J. Guudry, Esq.), kindly con.
tribated • haunch of vension to the feast and
Lieutenant-Colonel Napier Start, IL P., made •
similar present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

IMUISTERED

DORSETSBIRE.

I. Dorset County Express,
And Agricultural Duette. Cash Price 2d.; Stamped, 3d.
Established October 9, 1853.
2. Weymouth, Portland, and Dorchester Telegram.

Price Oae Penny.
Advertiaeinenta mod be forwarded to the Chia Office
not later than Wedomday Morning.
3. Bridport, Beentinster, and Lyme Regis Telegram.
New General Advertiser ter Donee, Somerset, end
Devon. Published every Thursday. Price One Penny.
District —Mr. P. Tucker, Llbrari.ii, South-
street, hindport.

4. Ringwood, Illandford and Wiroborne, Telegram,
And Hanipehire, Wilts, and Dorset Advertiser.
Published every Thursday. Prise One Penny.
District Manager—Mr. C. W. Millard, Telegran
Office, Blandford, Dorm!.
b. Poole. Bournemouth, and Christchurch Edition
of the Telegram. Id.

Sydenham's Libraries, Poole and Bounismonth
and G. Kendall, Telegram Agent, Parkstone.

WI LTSHIEL
6. Wiltshire County Telegram,
And Salisbury Advertiser.

Published every Friday. Tba popular advertising
medium in Salisbury.
District °thou—Castle-street, Salisbury. Agent, Yr.
Wapshare.

60YEESETSHIRE.
7. Western Flying Pout.
Established 1736.1
The oldest newspaper in the West of England.
Published at Yeovil, every Monday Evening, in tune
for post, Price 3/1. and 311.

8. Yeovil and Somerset Times,
Established 1736.
Pubhailed at Yeovil every Friday, Prim U.
Iristriet Manager—Mr. C. The, Western Flying
Post, Yeovil.
Office for Flying. Post. A dvertisemes.te-11r. C. Marsh,

i'n;ter. Micklle-etreet. Yeovil.
9. 81airborne and Dorset Mercury. Id.
10. Winoanton, Cantle Cary. and Bruton Flying
Poet. Id.

11. Somerton, lAngport, and Long Salton Flying
Toot Id
it Crewherno, South Potherton, and Martook
Flying Post. Id.

la Ilminster, Chard, sod Axminster Flying Post
Id.

14. Eitepton MAW? Kidnaper Noreosi, rod Frame
Flying Post ld.
15. Tanatoe, Wellington, and WiTaitootho Thing
Post 15.
15. Ilighbridge, Horsham. awl Boidgowaloo, Plying
Post 14. Apse, Kr. J. G. floodtellow, Not Tows,
Rigtibriage.

1866.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

norsttsbire.

llg
MaasirrY hes been graciously planed to
approve tzha following promotion
b, ton the Dorset
yiCaptain,
vine Brown resigned.
COUNTY REVISIONS. —By an Act of Parliament
passed last year no court is to be holden by a re-
vising hamlet*r for the revision of the lists of any
county before the 20th of September in any year.
Hitherto the period was from the 15th of September
to the end of October.

Tax New 1.4 w cx Punic Hisarn. —On Thum-
day the important act which reosived the Royal
meant on Tuesday was issued to amend the law relat-
ing to the public health. It has immediate opera-
tion, and its adoption has special interest at the
present period on amount of the cholera. The act is
divided into four parts, and the last has reference to
Ireland. It has a general application in the United
Kingdom, and is to be cited as "Th. Sanitary Act"
of 1866. There are 69 sections and 2 schedules.
The Brut part ham reference to the amendment of the
Sewage Utilisation Aot of 1565. Special drainage
districts are to be formed under vestries acting as
sewer authorities, and proper drainage is to be pro-
vided, as also • supply of water. The second part
lime reference to nuisanoea The sate M force see
emended. Houses may be inspected, factories and
bake-houses, and means adopted to remove any
nuisance. Under nniesnoes authorities the districts
are to be inspected. Premises are to be cleansed or
otherwise disinfected. Any person suffering from
any dangerous infections disorder calling • public
conveyance without notifying to the driver his con-
dition, is to he liable toe penalty of £5. Proper
au-tiara are to be provided for the removal of the.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

CALENDAR.

Aug. 14. —Tuesday. -----
--
Ilk—Wednesday.
16.—Thursday.
17.—Friday.—Duebess of Kent born, 17s1.
18.-Baterday.—Hattle of the Spurs, 1513.
19.-Bun4ay.-12th Sunday after Trinity. Morn-
ing: let Leeson, 2nd Kings i.; 2nd
Lesson, Ade r. Evening: let Lesson,
2nd kings, ix.; 2nd Leeson, 8. James ii.
Monday.—Adrianople taken by Russia, 1829.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

PIJDDLERDITON.

FIRL —Ou Tuesday night about 12 o'clock a rick
of straw thatch, worth about CIL the property of KT.
George Mayo, wee destroyed by are, supposed to be the
sot of an incendiary, making the fourth fire which bat
recently occurred in this parish, without any clue to
the perpetrators.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

Vottrz.

SONG—'TIS TIME TO GO.
'Tin time to go! and meet the wanton fair.
And in the dams love, and he loved again :
Nov Aosta the snowy robe and waves the shining
hair,
And made in the whitl shall give her liveliest strain.
%train—
'lls time top ! hark the clook the.. th. warning.
Make haste, look oat, 'tin night, —'tis early wormer,-
'Tis time to go I malts haste, the bride is dressed.
The bridegroom waits, and lovirg friends around
From many dietant holm, to churola love pres.ed.
lark the belle ring the lour with joyful snood.
'Ti. that, J., go! &co lic•
'Tis time to go! hark to the bugle tall.
" Amenable on your coverers" is the word,
Make haste, look out, tor you or I may fall.
Caro not, bold hut the ride or the .ord.
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"11. time to go ! ka ,
71 time to so I see the blue $O4l 1. w•vbilt.
The anchor weighed , aad segh.h hearts her arse.
Ad the stout .hip the dark waves shall be braviag,
Far to the west 'ere night, we give our last adieu.
"Fla time to go he.
WILD TATLOIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

LYME REGIS.

AL/JOHNO BOAT ADVISTURIL —Oa Saturday
sennight this town was thrown into gnat excitement in
consequence of two lads, couch about 16 years of age.
named George Quick and Reginald Moore, having bor•
rowed • boat from the Cobb in the evening and not
having returned late that night. Great fear was enter.
tinned for their safety, and accordingly a boat was
manned carrying s good light ant proceeded to sea
about midnight in search of them. That boat remained
out till nearly four, but returner without any tidinp of
the miasing boys. Another boat was then despatched,
and several men traversed the cliffs and beach, but all
returned without intelligence. At Sunday morning
drew on it was most distressing to see the grief of the
parents respecting-their sons, whom everybody lamented
as dead. About 10 o'clock on Sunday, however, their
minds were relieved by seeing the poor boys walk into
the town footsore and exhausted, having been absent 15
hours. They told their tale as follows —That about 9
p.m., on Saturday evening when coming toward shore,
Quick loot his oar, and before he could regain it the
boat drifted away from it, and kept drifting the whole
night until about 6 in the morning, when shoran ashore
em EYPe beach, near Heliport. They al.o stated that they
saw the boat which went in scorch of them with the light,
and was close to it several times, but could not make
the crew bear in consequence of the wind and rain.
They also now the light turn sway and go off toward,
home. Great and preintworthy were the ex,rt.ons of
all engaged in the search of the biya, and we hare no
doubt that the mew who willingly turned out of their
beds for that purpose feel the self satisfaction—far high. r
than mere mousy—el having done a manly and a
righteous act.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

ISLE OF WIGHT.

SAD OCCCRRENC A. —Between one and two o'clock
on Sunday morning, Sir Gilbert East lost bis life
near the pier at Hyde, in a manner which has not
yet been satiafactonly explained. Ile has been in
1 the habit for many years of spending the yachting
season at Ryde, and this year his fine schooner
yacht, the Lilla Roockb, has been out daily during
the regattas on the Lolent. She was at her moor-
ings, about 400 yards from the pier head, on
Saturday afternoon, when Sir Gilbert, accompanied
by • female companion, came ashore in his own
cutter, and spent the evening in Ryde. Between
one and two o'clock on Monday morning he passed
through the toll.gates with the same person, as the
6'
-twine° supposed, to go on board his yacht. It was
h water, and raining heavily at the time, and
ore they could have got half way down the pier,
the attention of the few persons at the gate-bouse at
that hour was excited by the piercing shrieks
of a woman. Captain Craske, one of the
oldest officers of the Royal Mail Isle of Wight
Steamboat Servios, happened to be at the toll.
house in the performance of his duty at the time,
and Cousins, the pier watchman, and others ran
In the direction from which the cries proceeded. On
reaching the roundhouse they fonnd a lady in a state
of great excitement, and a voice from the water was
distinctly heard crying out, " Save me! Oh ! save
a drowning man! I'm all right!" Adams, one of
the crew of Mr. Hudson's yacht the Caroline, who
way among the few present, ran to be. cutter along-
side the slip about 250 yards distant, but before he
and his mates could get back to the spot whence the
cries came all traces of any person in the water were
lost. The search was continued for some hours, but
without avail, and although the spot bad beau dry
twice since the morning the body has not yet been
recovered. Sir Gilbert s companion returned to
the toll-house, and subsequently went off in the
cutter of the Lae Rookh, the crew of which had
been awaiting the arrival of their owner at the pier
gates, but on seeing him approach they hastened off
to the pier bead where their boat was moored, and
where they bad been out of hearing of the alarm
by ths sad event. It is said that Sir Gilbert nu an
excellent swimmer, so that the oircumatancer of his
death appear the more extraordinary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

PORTLAND.

Tiiz ORZAT11•11 li•LL.—Thin notorious vases
left our roadstead on Thursday morning, having got
up steam about 8 o'clock. The absence of the 16
men, who were sentenced to 14 days' detention on
Wednesday last, for a violation of the ship's articles,
of course necessitated a fresh =pp"), of bands.
Mews. Cox and Son, ship brokers, of Portland, soon
provided this requisite, and having put on board a
suffieent number of runners and firemen, the vessel
left the roadstead under full steam bound for Cardif!,
there to take in a cargo.
THI CIIANNZL NO•DRON.-011Wednesday morn-
ing, at 9 o'clock, the,Channel squadron weighed
anchor and stood out for Torbay, steering south,
and making S.S. E., the wind fresh from S,W., the
barometer low (about 29 So). The weather was in-
clined to baseness, and no evolutions were attempted.
A good opportunity was afforded of observing the
, behaviour of the ironclad.. One thing seems clear
enough—they can stand any amount of sail, and are
as stiff as a church. The Achilles had her station
appointed one mile and a half on the lee beam al the
flag ship. She asked permission to disconnect her
screw. To do this she had to put her balm up and
keep away. When it was done her distance must
bays been at least three miles to leeward of the
flagship. She asked permission to leave station,
which was granted. Under single reefed topsails
and topgallant sails she shot right up to the wind•
ward, placing herself on tho Admiral's weather
beam. The barometer °optioned to fall. A regular
Channel fog seemed to settle down, shrouding sea,
sky, and headland in one dull dense drizzle. The
Admiral gave the order to proceed to Torbay.
Although no trial of guns was made the sea got up •
little is the afternoon, which enabled the lookers-on
to see that the ironclad, regarded not its power.
Had it been far more violent they would have been
perfectly safe. If not so dry on the upper deck as
the Liverpool, they mould all have used their batteries
efficiently. The day therefore, cannot be considered
lost, although less was done than would have been
accomplished with more favourable weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

DEATFIEL

August I, at Itsdipole, Weymouth, Martha Mary
Ann infant daughter of Mr. James Diluent.
A,gust, 2, •t East-street, Bridport, William George,
son of Mr. John Rockall, aged 2 years,
August 3, at the Down House Farm, near Blandford,
Mrs. Bellinger eget! 88 years.
August 4, at West Allington, of consumption, Mr.
James Brown, aged 20 years.
August 6, at Bournemouth, from sunstroke while
bathing, in the 11th year of her age Edith Annie, third
daughter of the late Edwin John Eieed, solicitor, late of
Salisbury,
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duguit 7, at Dorchester, after a protracted illness,
Walter Pike. second son of lie. Junes Pike, aged 30.
August 7, at Portland, after • lingering illness,
we of Mr. 3•111011 Knight, aged 38 years.
August 10, at Rlandford, after his retorn from
Conference, the 1t.,. Robert Gilbert, Wesleyan
Minister, aged 45 years. His end was pesos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-14

PRO. GRAND STIWARDR.

Bros. E. Dunn. Weymouth. Bros. J. 8. Drew,Warehatn.
W. Bryant, Weymouth. Henry Patten, Portland.
C. Persona, Dorsi:leiter. 8 liasraley, Weymouth.
&C. Gundry, Bridport. E.A.H.C.aatleman,Bridport
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

VIZ IBISNOPS.

The lipiesopsi Bench hardly received the Dodos des
to it, for, with praiseworthy simplicity it arrived Ai*
as loot; sod one prelate, In truly apostolic spirit,
tarried his owe robe, In s blue log.

At balf-peet one Um greet swiss of tim Boglisle Par-
liament opened, it hi right and proper that it iheald
ever do, with solemn public prayers, which were read
with mush tome by the Bishop of My, kneeling by the
woolsack. It was a edge sad hopeful sight and sound
to see the diem* bow and joie ia tbe isvadtiou to
Beaman to his.. the 0011DS of thin mighty realm.
and te hese the familiar prayer which odium God for
the "lfstbeir " of di, someding sa the very Ord void of
the spewing Chaideirs. A greet and worthy debt it
was to witness the fair heads best tcgrtb.r with the
gray one; judges red peers did biShops, mod those
proud and lovely ladies. all forgetting is dewed for
Mile the show of which they were • part, and hassling
Wont God as Englishmen and fobiliii11•0131•11, to pray
for the pear. and prods.' of England. The rustle of
alkand satin, and of menthe and robe, with which the
assembly resumed it. mat, after the besediatioa, was
followed tor • minute by prolloand games. Tha mod
aweless felt its missing.

AIIIIVAL 07 TIE 11111101 AID P 51310.14.

The Prince aad Princess of Was.. were wanaly
sheered as they uttered the buildin wed s..ybody by
sow moo cooseat ram The her
brightest mike—wore a white drew trimemed with Week
lue, the red riiaad Noon the bones, sad s ewooet 01
bdniaate In her War, with lactose' whits pate false
bolded. The hives el Woke woos the iswileen of a
towel taw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

CHARMOUTH.

A Tells Dietorno.—At alma two o'clock on
Friday morning. Mr. Charles Trim was szooac4
besting hie fowls dMtarbed in the Matey. He got up
and repaired to the place, where be found one of his
fowls lying dead on the ground. He ran back for a
light, anti then laws man lamp over the wall, Loring
• walking-stick and a bag behind him, which showed
that he intended to have bad all the fowls. The fellow
I. known to Hr. Trim, and Lila to be hoped that he will
be prosecuted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

WINBORWL

WINTER EVINIIIO.I RaTISTAINIMITS. —Th• second
enlerteinment giVila for the winter evening recreations
of the gond temple of Wimluorne Minster, mina off on
Friday evening at the National Schoolroom. The
entertainment eneaMted of readings, recitations. Audio&
and music. and concluded with the laughable faro,
called Pillycioddy's wedding, in which the gentlemen
unateure unstained Weir several parte with greet ability.
There wee a lams and enthusiamic andienee and the
whole affair pared off amidst very groat applause.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

BHArritBBUBY.

Ytomamor Yottiousa BLLL. —TM/ ball
took plum on Tuesday ovesing, at the Assembly
Room, Grosvenor Arms HimeL fryer's qoadnlle
band was engsepai, and gave tb• greatest satisfaction.
Daum; was kept up till • lam boar with vrit
spirit sod animataan. The room was very MsWM,
sad appropriately decorated. The compway nate•
bared about 90, mad amongst those promise were
Ca9t, Gordon, Copt. Lieu, Lieut. &midis, Mr. W.
R. Glsonie, Dr. Swains, Mr. Tom B. Chitty, Mr.
and Miss Godwin, Mr. Richuiciod. Mr. J., Mrs.,
mid Miss New, Mr. J., Mu., and Mim Norkm,
Mims Seymour. Miss W.bb, the Misses Androws
(Marnbull), Mr. and Miss Ball, Miss Fmk., Mr. and
Miss Campton, Mr. Howard, Miss Down, Mr.
nos. Mansfield, Mr. Ferman, Mr. Took, Mr.
Davis, Mr. and Mn. Miller, Mr. Rylie, Mr. A. H.
New, Mr. Burdett, Mr. K Roberts, Mr. Brodribb,
Mews P. and W. Geese, to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

RINGWOOD.

nil iron Rusoutua Cams —On Wednesday,
before Major-General C. K. Miebal and Mr. J. Mille,
jun., Mr. IL Ram, butcher, of this town, was fined
IS end °oohs, for having removed a fat beret from
the rsilway without a proper certifies* from the
Laspeotor. DeSmdant had a oartilleate from *a
seder at Southampton, but it was not properly
giro&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

mi. committee feels that the egrionituriels ia tide
neighbourhood hare eabeeribed their money opoo
the
faith shots stock show would be held in tbis Sitio a°.
the committee therefore beg to impress this hot wet
strongly on the abide of tbe nessabess of the Oatmeal of
the Society."
The subject of the show yard
fore meeting in lOgurranilisien, eel= te a aniPeorn•
niftier, and lino toretiog adiourneti.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

WAREHAM.

R•ILII•Y. —lt is again rumoured that the Swann.
railway will shortly be commenced, but the state-
ment has been put forth al frequently, that the
"knowing PM" shake their heeds and remind one
of the tale of the "boy and the wolf."
COUNTY BENCH, Tueiday.—Before 0. W. Ferrer,
J. !blowier°, C. W. Dishy, H. J. Weld, N. Bond,
and J. W. T. Filer, &gra , and the Bev. G. V.
Oarland.—John Hooper, of Throop farm, in tho
parish of Affpaddlo, was munineosd by Superin-
tendent Bales, for removing eight cows on the Elth of
January, from Truytown, Piddlstown, to Thronp
Dale, in the parish of Affpuddle, contrary to the
cedar of justices. It appeared that previous to the
orders of justices being issued, Mr. Hooper had put
his cows out to straw at Mr. Denman's. at Troytown,
and he bad also let his dairy on the condition that he !
was to feed oa hay from the beginning of January.
lie applied to the magistrates for an order for re-
moval, but they being nimbi' to assist him, he was
placed in the dilemma of either breaking bus oontreet
with the dairyman, or violating the order of the
magistrates. Under those 4.13111114•0001 li. oboes
the latter as the least of two evil*, and gave notice to
the police of hie intention, and removed sigilt cows in
open day. He had other cows at Mr. 's,
for which he obtained an order of justices to remove
on the Bret *Me present month. The Beach under
the oircrunistanose fined him in the mitigated penalty
of 64. and vont& --Elisabeth Loak)er, wife of
Henry Lookyer, labourer, for stealing a piece of
pork from the shop of Jame. Mandl*, grocer, of
Sere Regis, was committed for seven days. --
Theophilus Sysons, who appeared to be somewhat
short is the "upper story, was charged with
vagrancy at Laagton klatravers, and committed for
fourteea days' hard labour. —John Squibb, of
Stoborough, labourer, was fined 2s. 64. and costa,
for trespassing oa land occupied by the Bev. N.
Bond.--Joha Spicer sad Hoary Davis, of Tyne'
ham, labourers, for a similar cenoe oa land cc-
copied by Mr. Jones Chiloott, were tined, Spicer
2. 64. and costa, and Davis (an old offender) 10a,
and awls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

CHINOS WORII•DINTROYING LOZIDIGEII
HAVE, fur sixty-years, bold a distinguished
reputation, aad aft sun and ' MO-
Wed by the highest names is rack, rs.pestâity and
wiener; from a masons' haoalseig• at their utility Ic
their own families. it Is • fasi setabliabed by the
anneal Bills at Mortality that ene-ball of Ibe children
born are cut off before Waning Items Yews of Age,
and the fruitful mune of this mortality is rimed to
'hot in that feel dais of tissltraismoli mid Bowels witieb
produces the generation of Weems. As tlmpare testerer
of lofentimie Health, Mit* denial plidu, INW lesions
Mother; *be have ciimiWelly ha recourse to Itiem
Losengra, or. gnaliefully minty to shell. iseeSemen
Wlsolmal• Aimed', Kr. &Mania loMlie!/ Ss. hey,
Dow 311, Old Mange, whose pans lip to the Government
Stamp. Ileid mmbein at la. 11., and boar at
mem namistabls °breasts sod *Wan In
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

BWANAGE.

Amu:mm-0n Saturday LA • onions accident
happened at this place to • man named Henry
ManuaL Whilst gamed in his usury • large stuns
fell on bon breaking the small bass of his Mg and
causing other injuries. bet under tb• treatment of
Dr. Dalamotte the antferrir is programing favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

-.- --.lc--.',....

The Tow. Ottax maid tbey bad reviled to /be rule
sad t was Mr. floeare's plass to sake the soul wove
Teomas aalied whether the Coseeil, haw* placed
him la the pooitioa of Aldermaa, they amid not, as a
body, wry him throve' tile affair ?
The Tows Oults replia tbe esieatire.
_ . . .

Mr. inpaw, theeehrt it was hard ani ;nivel ore to
throw him overboard, and make Min light hia own
battle.
The Tows CLess eald there wee so help far It, _

Th.; -Pollee Sergeants and Constable@ ikpplipi to aa
imams" at wages in eosaequence of the dearness of
provisions, sad high beam resit.
The appliratios wm ordered to stud over till next
meeting', to appertain what pay was Own si Pools.
Plymouth, Portemonth, and Southampton.
Some other raemoriala were eonsiderod, and the
enestion adjournoi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

MAGAZINKS.

Sir Brooke Fosbrooke, is be far the moot capital
Dowel Met km appeared in Bisekarood for many •
day. You always know when Maga is tionsoims of
• good Mina by the way in which it COMM to the
front, eicordingly Sir Brooke takes the lead of this
mouth's literary molests, whilst its "Miss
usrjorieeske," which altar ranging so lona Mt=
I it was pretermitted Lot month altogether, es
Into Me bank pages, derpits the slightest poseibla
Mach of emeationaliete imparted by the enspioione
death of the old dallier. The elaborate political
leader is dictated from the Conservative stood point,
and "what will the Government do ?" is speculated
spec with more freedom Him the friseda of the
Csbinet about to be Meted will rehab. Still we oaa
safely say we ham seldom sees in illackwood • more
dispassionate politicalems y. Memoirs of the Coe.
federate war "still matinee to supply to Hero' Via
Smoke away ohapurs of thrilling interest. Are we
right in presenting that Professor Masson makes his
debut in Fidiabergis with an elaborate parallel
betwixt Spenser and Aricato T About the beet article
in the nember is • review of IL de .11antalembert's
life of Omura! 1.41120fCia11.-1,611 of the beet written
books of our period. Cornelius O'Dowd finds
themes in the Black and the Irish rebellions, the
Bitradition treaty with Frame, Gamer sod the
people wive play them, lleitico, and makes an
excellent Baia.

The Art Jearn4i4 introduem is to Herbert's new
notion of " Smaturati "—mot " flonianah bad the
Riders," the revellers, eenthel, sad ooethational
picture of the Old Masson—bat Bramanals, the wife
of Joachim, the Babylonian, " • very fair woman,
end one that feared the Lord." It is an added
triumph of tar draped form over the nude. The
Art Jammed tails is that Hr. Herbert • few years
ago joined the othinnsairm of the Roman Church,
and IIIIM gristly thongs& the °balloter and thyle of
his art. "Spring," as paiated by Webster, is ear-
tainly • beautiful *tem, but quite an anachronism
as regard. the Gelds, Sowers, and foliage, and the
boy is parsing of the bathed,. And the Statham,*
plata, Uory's "Sibyl." algid. an admirable illustra-
tion of the Amerioth school of amlpture at Rome,
which setting aside the dogmata= of oilier seihoole
tnaislO or modern, yet coatnthe to produce the
beautifel moire oat of Um real thee the ideal. This
month's readers will be delighted with Madras's
Belgian art and its spirited illustrations—with
Yairbolt's carious pictures of thoisat brocethe and
dram fastenings, and above all with Mr. and Mrs
8. C. Hall's osoaladiug tribute to the memory of
that beet of men, Robert Southey, although we think
Mrs. Hall's brief memorial of Frederica Bremer quite
ma touching. Mr. Chafers richly gthetrathe early
Venetian and other gram
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND

SOCIETY I SALLSBURY worm.

Both the legal menntiree sod the &slithery Tows
Orwell bays ananimously agreed cordially to
operate with to. Bath and West of
Society with a view to making the society's show to
Selisbary amt Jam as somerful se possible. The
mooed of the society, to imam up in some sort far
the atoms, of cattle, have devoted the rime for
three ariimils to other departments of the exhibition.
The home show, it is °martially ex pried., will be
one of the meet successful ever bald in the pert of
the aountry, and to this department Moe* the
society bate voted no is than £6OO for *Mitresl
prism Is the groom of other larr shows, too,
Mere ese be so doubt that the uraideeturete of
isplemente will avail tisealselves of
irriexitent opportunity for m.hings gametal
display of their goods, whilst the fine arts
department, and the poultry show, cannot foil to
he, at all events, as greatly rtinetive se they
ham hitherto proved. It is Mao exposed that a
rooster ?lower Show will hem mesh., eery km
pottiest femintre of this yeses exhibition; end it has
even his. solgeseked that with the view if saki%
this besimit of the eterieg a Moulded 1100,11.•
friendly ernierments will las rade Newsom the two ,
sociatir, by which the Sallabiery Horticultural
Society will bold their exhibition in the
_groom& of
Ike Bath and West of England Society. The soaisty
are serially anxious to draw &Maitre to the Sa*
arts exhirtion as emleracing a gnat variety of err
jeer ; sad they apron very peat madame* that
the people of Salisbury and the neighbourhood will
make skis department net only one of the most
interesting, bet me of the same pennenamtly metal
branches of the exhibitioe. . . .

—The abs-ssore. of fit stook is of course mach to be
regretted, but with all them other very varied at.
Wadies, the westing of 1866 maw* powibly fad to
he me° ••••eteelerY, sea being aeole, will of itself,
it is hoped, effectually sedlos the question se I. the
phis of meeting is 1867. Removing tbs., however.
Nothing can he delialtele settied until the easel
m whist' will be bold in thie oily in Jam
neintallent am there iv at present a very strong =
amongst the mamba% is favour of holding.
stook show in fialrebery as soon se the daderpiet
Mall ham mend its terrible kayos, and en every in
bunted of this district who Mimeo • subscriber to
the society will be entitled to vote ose the sesstion,
there i• • geed prospect of Behsbary hewing the
beseet of two peg Mows. Salisbury pemle
bare subeeribed most liberally is the espestation,
no doubt, that there would bee pest Week show
which meld alarm not only the gricalturiste 01
Wiltshire and the weiglebeering muscles, bet thou-
weds of others from all parts of the Vented K
dem sad eves from the oontiseet. During the
cent/mesa of the cattie plague, however, 15 1.
imgandbh that such a show c ield be held at flaw
bury; bet the member, of she misty feel mad
acknowledge that they are to some mass% pledged
to awry ost Greens' scheme is its integrity so
mom as cersonestemes will admit of their doing so.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

ealtsiastital lutaligtnct.

Oservonatios.-11 resolstiou sesdomnalory of the
"Comeimme asses" was nr0•11111 by Archdeacon Demise..
is the Lower Hoes*, and carried; It ins also resolved
thAi the Upper Hoses should be requested to me thel,.
lialbsenes to pi the °lases withdrown. It was an.
:mussel that she °overawe's bad deollaed to appoint
o day id hentilistura on amount el the tattle plague
The Lower Howe resolved :—"That hi. Roe., le
emoisiog the wile which m.y arias from an suave el
ritaalime, depreasive, severtheless. any attempt to arm.
those pomiblo soil. bv tom inhodmition chsag-s oh
the Prayrr.book ; that la teaming to the.. resolution.
the House Ivy ao w aas Intends to aspen approval co•
any &Horatio°. from @harsh order sot included in tie
evangel... 'C's,.. of ratmothent.' " The quoretiou we
than referred to the Upper Home. Cosvostioa was
afterwards prorogued to the lot Kay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

Corctsponbnut.

GARIBALDI COTTAGES.

To As Editors.

I observe a paragraph in your last week's Tdeprusa
evidently written with the intentioa of damaging,
if poseible, my property in Town-lane. It runs
Ac them are • couple of confined book ye:de
at Garibaldi Cottages coeverted into pig-stym, whence
the valuable material for mending the road is derived.
oisr oorreepoudeat suggests that those teammate Sr.
101102.0114 ealculated for • fever hapitels.' " I am the
owner of Garibaldi Cottages, which I have jai. had
built and fitted up with demote, tionvealesees, mad every
esnifort. Water-pipes from the new company's main
are laid on in every cottage. They are by some
"the model emeagee," yet your eorrespoodmit says
they are " ismineatly calculated for fever hespitals."
Well, an on. nose they ate ao, since those who live in
other homes and ormtract a fever in them could some to
them and get well very quickly, mine bang no eery
eontinochous and well ventalmed. I do not, however,
'Mood to devote them to such • purpose as they are
" eminently calculated" for giving comfortable and
*mit houses to respectable mechanics, and truth-
wriUng individual. at • vry moderato rental. Ido not
-ask for the name of your correspondent. 55 I can afford
to treat him with contempt ; but I sentare so say that
the pigsty*. to which lm alladas are quite as dam,
and far more dental than his own nursery. I have sommi
Mr. Carlos, the owner of the adjoining property, sad
be tella in. that be knows nothing whatever of the
paragraph in question, and that it is moat notruthfal
and unjud, as he cos:side/a my cottages are altogether
too good for the situation. I most ask yea to explain
away the inference your correspondent Ideals your
readers to draw—via, that the teammate are oely
fitted for breeding fevers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

LaDINS la ram moons or war&

A. lb. ladim rapidly raided into the gm.' it
Lords by the various entralisee—the peereims
position on the benches siederseeth, tim other ladies
/Wag up the gellorke.--risey monied to he npldenly
skilled by tee seisms spurt of the grow ebetiober, and
IS they spoke at all they spoke is 'short. motions
*philters. One after another b. 'haat dress ears r
berme $e lobe entr•Del, sad thereefter cruelly t=
together and washed as tie Mermen. emesesed hoc w. 7
Liam the railinp which frost the g.lievrae, mill irutad
the House there w. awaohdesal.ng not gee as it
I. impeosigile desothe. The fainteet 15... it green,
lase. and blue were tdortefielly ratersponed with • vend
manes of rich white seas ; Indeed, one could ahnort
fan*, that the belreir had mitered on some preemocertml
plan, so ma to bemire the meet grit. fel contrasts of
debar. Whet was remarkable, ai'o. was that the heed
dream al the lednir were ibeitli..r pagairous net
garpona ; mnat 4 them wore eacessivrily adakt sag
graseful, and none more so %as that of *
lift who wore • simple odd of rilver tei•ted
her light brown hair, &bleak* down in It. rollhell •
Ample snood it bine ribliam. Bete riles and bekke
diamond twinkled every where ; but aimn the lead....
4 the most sg.d dowager cloche.. wee there eve any of
that ming her, whiel• wee e..e. the fad.h.s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

WINTERBORNE STICKLLND.

&MOM DIUTII. —Chi Monday John Ketcham, one
of the onset inhabitants of out village, use found in
his (wets(' is a slate of perelysie. Being sontewluit
ecuentrie in his helots, he preferred living alone end
hem» it appears probable he bud been seised with a at
MS* hour* before be was discovered. Medical atteo-
dance use immediately procured, but it was too late to
be of any service m be sack rapidly and died each the
enemies mewing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

Corrtsponbrnct.

CATTLE PLAGUE TAXATION.

lb W &Woes.

At Um adjourned Quartos Bassios• of Bossarsetahirs,
air W. Mae in %be chair. it was ansaimoimly rosslvad
to petition Government to brim; in • Bill embmwdoif tvo
obJects--oonapessitios to owners of eagle for bare from
the estate plague, and power for Social authorities to
onus the instant slaughter of plarnevatriokes animals.
I would go farther, and read*/ It aompstlaory as t.
antborida• for • rimn time to dismiss the paw,r of
alanglitsring miab animals.

Under the deepening Medea of • calamity even now
Namely appreciated by the public, it is pedaatie
absurdity or • Delilah abrinkiag from responaibilitv to
talk of tbe rimiest dse to prieMples of lenel sAltipmens-
meat There must be retina, sad the mien maii4 be
sebetnnUally uniform; aa.l, lastly, there is not a
moment to lass. II ()overeaten& fa tit take tbis &Mica,
tad that promptly, it will simply abdiesto its functions,
and, in my opinion, imperil its own
The question el bows rata should be levied (or miming
• ampeasation hied is one of secondary importance.
Ompeneatim there must he. Yon tonsot compel IMO
to slaughter their animals without it, sad if the animals
sr* net slaughtered the plague will destroy oar herds by
wheleatia, and the vast majority of farmers will be
ruined. Common interests and malaria sympathies
mite the Madmen with the farmer, sad speak's' as •
laadomer, I may imam to overt that whatever mode
of levying the Ms mates Mel oppoitiou and ob.
streeihm that model. the beet

If the tax be leid delusively on agrieoltaral property,
so lot It be, In the Ids of intanneet peril n tomb and
newly ezpodieut is for better than the sod terefully
balanced mestere wbtá will not work when wasted
Certainly, I believe that dee re be add to Judd,
throwing a portion of the tux on property net anti-
trultural. The misfortuae is • o•Uonal on.; its results
will be felt by all. To gay at to dock it
will be a Wasik to sll amass—eel on account of
the mon verdicts of butchers' moat, bet.. neoaant of
the seebriese ties by which those dames or. knit and
interwoven topthor, and whish would wander any great
shook tied dVendoe of the dad oessected with land
• cabustry to all others. But, es I have, said rather
than have any dela.. tax only agritidturid•. ANything
I. bettor than tnrpld inseam or profitless easteeverriy.
Given. se sgrieelteriste the 'sumo/ helping one another
rod of averring • greet disaster.
Insurance will collapse exactly when nowt wasted.
Lodi to fanned are, in other words. bertione for Ins
nu landlords. We want, ere lbw radon of winter be
pad, to provide help for ferment by • regular system of
onwpensetion' end, at the ISM *MC weed by sops-
rimer, we bent to du" oat the nada plague if woman
by tint Joshua slant/der of treeel purre•-sitruke•
roc all this • ter la erratial and we eak Parliament le
levy Ow ter exclesively cla *weaves rather than not
at all. Yours very obediently,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13

M&RNHULL.

Ms annual hall cease of oe Taeeday evening at the
Orates Ina, Kamillall. Owing to the nafavourable
state of the weather, and semensl deaths having taken
place in the neighbourhood, the attei.danee was sot so
good as on some previous ocomdoos. Danetag Mos-
massed at 9 o'clock, and was kept op with good *tit
till five the following Morniog. AU present heartily
enjoyed the sibUiratteg amassment. Kr. Hunt
oticiated in his usual kind and affable m as
and s quadrille band from Blandford, whisk warn
In pee every eatbdsetion.