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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

POOL'.

trit.Awroi Hons.—John Denman, landlord of the
13ailars Horne, was charged with keeping open his
house at unlawful hours on Monday night, the 24th
inst. Sergeant Hunt proved that he entered the house
at 25 minutes past 11 o'clock, and saw several persons
drinking there. As it was a first offence, the Bench
dealt leniently with the defendant, and indicted a fine
of ls. end ends.
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071111zin Ban Flu /3l FOOD.—Richard Ballard, a
Wareham, was charged by Buperintudent Gifford with
baying, on the 21st implant, offered for sale • quantity
of Ask which was gram in appousnos, and smelled
badly. The lA, whit& was plaice, weighed about
761 b., and, usordiag to Mr. °Word, vu in • putrid
state. la reply, Ballard insisted that the bulk of the
Ash were mound and good for food, end kr. Gifford
mist have taken • bruised ate from tbe side of the
basket. He was Bud 40s. and 00141.

Nemo Piss TO 7171122 nooors.—Robert Rona
jun., Wm. Samdisos, and Norio VW, wore on Than-
day °bagged loft stealing sod ssillag dm to motsio
kne CND% IhO 1,9111/7 ot 111, 7. Auk rA

Cherrett deposed that he woe palming near Stanley
Green on Sandaulveeining, when his attention wee
attracted by • and be found the prisoners
kindling a Sr. with arne faggots. He apprehended
Ikea bet the others ran away. Mr. F. T. lingers
stated that great lames had been sustained both on his
farm and in the immediate loaality by these and other
mischievous and feliseious practises, and he bad pre-
viously celled the attention of the pollee to the matter.
He only desired to put • stop to the nuisance. The
magistrstee, believing that the prisoners acted more
from • spirit of mischief than with • felonimui inten-
tion, Sued them only 51. each and costs.
&MALIN° 71031 EXPLOTZIL —At the pettiirns.
on Thursday, before the two* Weea. .). and
J. W. Martin, F. Styring, W. L. C. Arley, an C. J.
Stone, Emirs., James Miller was charged with stealing
• quantity of cotton waste, some soft soap, and several
Pieces of wood, parte of destroyed models, the prope,ty
of his employera, Mtsars. Lewin and Wilkinson, of the
Iron Foundry, Poole. The store-keeper had often
?heelTed the Pockets of the prisoners coat, as it hung
in the Passage, full of hard substances, and '.usrl once
or twice discovered the contents to be wood, which he
considered to be pasta of destroyed models. On Friday,
the 21st, he gave informationto Mr. Wilkinson, and the
prisoner, on being amused, turned the articles out of
his pocket. Ha pleaded guilty, and asked that the
case might be summarily die of by the maeistralea
Mr. Wilkinson reoommendposeded him to mercy. He was
sentenced to one month's hard labour in Dorchester
gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

SIXPENNY HANDLEY.

SITDDOI Dgave.—An inquest was held as Tuesday,
Feb. 25, before W. H. Atkinson. Seq., wooer, at Lk"
hoses of John Head, on the body of Lama John White,
eon of Mr. John White, carpenter, who was found dei
in his bed as the previous Saturday night. Jana White,
mother of the demur& deposed that he was 12 years of
ags and fthe put five years he had been afilleted
albe and had a wound in his seek awed by
It. She last saw him allre on Saturday night. Hu
went to bed about? o'slock, and then sppsared in hie
usual state of health, and had only complanted of bead.
uubu during the day. Wit..., went up slain &boat
half-past eight with the baby, which site put into bed
with the demised. Sh• spoke to him, but aa be did
not reply she looked at him and found him dead. fibs
than omiled bin husband, who with her intansined
sad found he had been dead only a very short time 11.
h.
VU warm, sad they had heard in onitgbiug Ind a
Stliotrotedumawhailetv'erdbeanifdat"..lij'iiryhaeath, W7biroithtem°4°""bmlianat Wanly hasioanatihtte:yrif'
Visitation of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

PORTLAND.

LIGHTING Sr. Toga's SCHOOLEOOII.—Ie order to pay
for the li4hting of this school-room with gu, an enter-
tainment ii announced shortly to come off, and which
will eonsist of readinp, and solutions of music by the
band of the 13th Roil which by the kind permission of
Colonel Mc. Donald is to be present.

Frits—On Sunday morning • fire broke on the
premises of Mr. F. and R. Sandell, at a place called
Slight Farm, in this parish, by which two barns and a
hay rick, and also • temporiry wooden house, used by
the shepherd during the lambing season were destroyed.
The fire originated in the wooden shed, in which
the man had a fire in • store. The building belonged
to E. J. Weld, Esq., and was insured in the Royal
Exchange Office, and the Mews. Randell in the Sun
Office.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

Vrotubings of farliattunt.
HOUSE OF OF LORDS.

I[OllDAV.—The House held a vigorous sitting till
quite eight o'clock. Renewing the subjeat of land
tenure in Ireland, which last year he embodied in • '
bill, the Marquis of Clanriairde now treated it in the
less rigid fashion which is Parliamentarili known as
"calling attention." The basis of his idea seemed to be
that there should be no special legislation in regard, to
land in Ireland, but that the system in that country
should be assimilated to that which prevails in
the rest of the United Kingdom. The matter
was discussed only by Lord St. Leonardo and ths Earl
of Kimberley ; while the Earl of Malinaibury, acting as
temporary leader of the House, intimated that he would
not oppose the early stage of any bill brought in by the
noble marquis but for after that he would not pledge
himself. Occasion was token, in the OM Inatome., by
Earl Ituasell, of the second reading of the Habeas
Corpus Suspension (Ireland) Act, to raise the whole
question of Irish policy, stud especially that of the Irish
Church. There were one or two noticeable points in
the discussion, inasmuch as Lord Ellenborough uttered
some rather decided opinions, which he said were not
new in him, about Church equality in Ireland ; while
the Earl of Hardwick., first rating the Government for
not declaring themselves in • like armee, pronounced
with still greater positiveness for the same sy•tem. The
speech of Earl Grey was, by lig own confession, just •
short summary of • book he had published on the
subject two years ago ; and, on the part of the Govern.
meat, the Doke of Richmond asked Parliament and the
country to wait until the Earl of Mayo developed their
policy in the Lower House on the following evening.
TOESDAY.—As soon as the ROSSO met the Earl of
Maintesbory announced the resignation of the Premier
ship by Lord Derby. A few words in an appreeiativ•
ranee were spoken by Sari Russell, and their lordships
adjourned.

•
THUNIDA 1. —There was a very small attendance et
Peers, the Opposition benches being entirely unoccupied.
On the motion of the Duke of Richmond (who was
the only Cabinet Minister ()meant), the Babes. Corpus
auvension (Ireland) Continuance Bill was read a third
time and passed. Their lordships, who had not sat
more than live minutes, the. adjourned.
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FRlns.r.—After the Royal went had been given by
cominimion to the Habeas Corpus Suspension (Ireland)
Act, the few peers present sat waiting, for • communica-
tion from the Government. None came; and on being
interrogated am to how the sitting was to be farther
employed, the Duke of Richmond said that he wan
entire unable to vey what wee to be done—whether
there was to be an adjournment to • future day, and if
no, to what day. However, their lordships adjourned.
during pleasure, an the technical term Is; and when
they met again, at Ave o'clock, the Duke of Richmond
showed that he wan then better informed by moving an
adjournment to Thursday next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

WEYMOUTH.

GAB AnnaArtog.—The Arbitrators between Mr.
W. Barden and the Weymouth Gas Consumers'
Company, touching the amount to be paid to Mr.
Burdon by the Company, for the Weymouth Gas works.
have just made their award. It will be remembered
that Mr. Burden claimed £49,652, and the Company
offered him 00,001 Upoe this disagreement 111 to the
value of the property, it was arranged to refer the
matter to Messrs. T. G. Barlow and A. Penny, as
arbitrators, with Berjeuit Hayes as umpire. Evidence
was adduced on both aides; on Mr. Burdon's behalf,
to show the property wee worth £55,000, and for the
Company to depreciate it to between £13,000 and
£14,000. The award of the Arbitrators is that the
Company pay Kr. Burdon £26,350. We understand
that Mr. Church, late lessee of the gas works, has
received for his interest therein, the sum of £13,000
from Mr. Burdon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

TOP DRESSING FOR WHEAT.

RLTURAL FIL DAMEN bop to inform hi.
AfIRICI7ISNDS that Ito has
now ARRIVED a CARGO of

BEST PERUVIAN GUANO
BEST NITRATE OF SODA;
Fee villa be la propered to Übe orders for butordlote
deliDeolaistor
, February 26th, 1868.

RAYNBIRD, OALDROOTT, BAWTRICR
DOWLING, ad °DIETARY, Limited,
DORN, SEED, M ANGRY., sad OILCLER
MERCHANTS.
Addrus-89, Seed Market, Mork Low, KC., or
e.
134.61e1P10s mid Primo Post froo on application.
Prim Models 1161, for Wheat; 180112, for "112011111111 i
&al Corn mei Seeds."

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, S.

NAT H. CLARK and Co., Wine Merchants,
VT . respectfully announce the opening of their
NEW and EXTENSIVE CELLARS under the
Terminus of the London and Bouth.Weetern Railway.
A complete list at nearly one hundred different Wines,
with prices, will be forwarded on application (port free.)
Waterloo Terminus, London, 8.,
December 7, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

WAB.EHAN.

Optienuowenir.—The thirteenth anniversary of the
Loyal Victoria Lodge of Oddfellows WIIJ celebrated on
Wednesday evening, at the lodge room, at the Antelope
Inn, when betwen 40 and 50 members and friends sat
down to an eitiellent supper provided by hod Shepherd.
The chair was ably filled by Brother J. Poynter, the
duties of the vim chair being intrusted to P.P.G.M,
William Spicer. After the usual loyal and patriotie
toasts the obairmao called ma Mr. W. Harris, the
secretary to read the report for the part year. This
showed dm lady, to be in • highly PfeeILIWOUS 'War
both as reords It. Inanees aed members. The reserved
capital at the ecommannement of 1867 was £lOlB /oe. 44.,
and as the end of the year it had inseessed to
£1193 17s. 74., being a gain of £175 6s. 9d. The
number nf members 1. 255, making the ledge one of the
strongest in the Poole district. Various toasts followed.
interspersed with harmony, and the evening posted
pleasantly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

DEATHS.

February 14, at Limon Grove, London, of simpler'',
Mr. E. Loader, of Dorchester, aged 34.
February 20, at Retford, Notts, of fever, Uriah
Perrin Brodribb, IL 8., 8.A., London, and Inspector
of Vaccination wider the Medical Department of the
Privy Council, aged 35, eon of Jos. D. Brodribb, Req.,
Cottam Park, Bristol, and late of Warminster. Wilts.
February 21, at the County Polio. Station, War
Alfred William, son of Supt. Hales, aged 7 years ItM
d
months.

--/February 23, at Chibombe, war Bridport, Mr.
Marsh, aged 78.
February 24„ at St James's, Shaftesbury, Ellen, the
beloved wife of Mr. James Bricksll, aged 63.
February 25, at Ampthill Park, Bedfordshire, the
Right lice. Lord Wensleydale, aged 85.
PokrwiriS, at Bingham; Notherbury, James
Conway, ~ sad 84.
February at Fordington, Ann Watts, widow of
the late Mr. John Morgan, yeoman, aged 73.
February 25, at Stratton, Dorchester, Miss Willis,
aged 87.
Februry 28, at Grove Buildinp, Dorchester, James,
the infant son of Mr. F. Dart, aged 10 months.
February 28, at 31, St. Thomas-street, Weymouth,
the beloved wife of the Rev. W. T. McCormick, of con-
sumption, aged 33.
February 29, at Shopton Mellott, Somerset, after a
brief illness, B. Watt, Esq., land steward and receiver
to the Duchy of Cornwall, in the 65th year of his ago.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

BOROUGH PRITY SUWON&

TOINIDAT.—Befors J. Ayling and B. Cottersa, &qrs.
A HOSBAND "TOO BAD By HaLe."—Willians Dyke,
a labourer, was summoned for swanning his wife,
Elisabeth Dyke, on the Mb inst. Complainant mid
that her husband wee given to drinking. and that he
was constantly threatening her life. Her mate bad
stands her with the poker, had drawn a knife on her,
and offered violence towards her. She had frequently
forgiven him in her mind, but he was getting "too bad I
by WM.—Defendant expressed his contrition and
promised future amendment. —Bound over to keep the
pease for six months in two sureties in SIO each.
A Row ANOIDIAT Tat PAC/PlLL—Owns Bird, •
pauper, was summoned by William Miller, another
pauper, for assaulting him.—Complainant deposed
that on the previous day defendant Aims to him and
said, "U you don't do so mush work you shall have no
dinner." Complainant said be (defendant) had nothing
to do with him and pushed him away, whereupon de-
fendant struck him some very violent blows about the
body. Defendant left, and on again returning said,
" I've a great mind to finish you altogether.—G.
Andrews, another pauper, deposed to witnessing the
assault—The defendant promised to behave properly
fee the future, was lectured, end relayed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

OR.&LDON HKRRTNG.

BUDD= MUTE. —On Sunday evening *Wen= named
Mary Fastenla, the wife of a a seamen at Davenport,
who was staying ea the station at this place
with her sister, for change c air, suddenly expired at
7 &dock. The facts of cheese, were reported
I Police to the moor. ba4 no biggest wu
1N0M407.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

COUNTY PETTY SKINUONS.

Famev.—Refore J. C. Goodies, B. if. not, Spasm
Meade, and B. H. fiwaMeld, Reel.
TBILLIBID DT MIRT•11.—Ili&MO 110ITIS WOO WM-
mond by John White, a lad of 14, for assaulting
him.—The somplainant stated that on the 30th January
last be was in Portland, near his father's boos.; and
defendant, who is • baker, was there also in • tilt cart.
Complainaet was playing at the time with two or three
more boys, and defendant jumped out of the cart and
ran after the boys. Complainant 'topped to enquire
what defendant was running after, when Morris said
"I have beard you have thrown • stone," whereupon
defendant drunk him repeatedly with the butt end of a
whip. The blows were very violent. Offered the
defendant no provocation whatever. Ann Milton
deposed to seeing the defendant strike White several
times with the butt end of • whip.—For the defence a
lad named Robert Gibbs deposed to being in the tilt
oat with defendant at the time of the alleged assault.
Stones were thrown from the beach towards the earl.
One stone streak the borse's lag. Defendant mellowed
the lads, and said " he'd bide 'ern if they did not leave
off." They did not take warning. and defendant jumped
out of the eart and beat White. Saw White throw a
stons.—The Beech considered that defendant had used
undue violence, and fined him ss. and costa.
TAKING • TONJILT TO Rai—John Lock was sum•
mooed by Frederick Hatton for taking away some
growing Swede turuip, on the 9th inst.—P.C. 74 deposed
to seeing defendant in the Sold; saw him puff up a
turnip and *crepe off the dirt. The defendant's son
was watching outside and witness heard him say "Here,
father, • Policeman is corning." Asked defendant whet
he was doing? He said "Nothing, only bare for •
mere strolL" —For the defence it was urged that
defendant went into the field and merely took a turnip
to est.—Fined Is. and costs.
Till OLD ENZYT.—John Hawkins was summoned for
being drunk and riotous in Portland on the 6th inst.—
P.C. 104 proved the ease.— Tined ss. and costs.
PORTLOND RATIOL—Soosto twenty Of more OlsOl for
non-payment of rates at Portland were then heard, at
the conclusion of which the Court roes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

KERIAG.

February 19, at Tineleton, by tbe Rev. T. W. Knipe,
Kr. R. J. Spicer, to Harriet, youngest daughter of the
I ate Kr. Garland, both of Tincleton.
. .

February 24, et Bt.. Bartholomew's Clunk Crew-
kerne, by the Rey. J. S. Stubbs, Edmund, eldest son of
Mr. 8. Fone, Crewksrne, to Emma, eldest daughter of
Mr. .1. Dodge, Petierton Bridge Mills, near Ilminsier.
February 24, at Preston Church, by the Rev. Talbot
Biker, rimer, Mr. William NUM, of H. 11.8. Cam-
bridge, Dercapart, te Mary Ann, only daughter of Yr.
Tregenna, chisi•beettuan of PrestasOcastguardsettion.
At Bt. a. Hammersmith, by the Her. J. Gamell,
ricer, Mr. William Relator, of Great Bookham, Surrey.
to Catherine Alice, eseond daughter at the lat. Mr. J.
B. Croaker, Chadymoor, House, Bourton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

DE N T

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BIRTHS.

February 23, at 39, Elgin-road, Kensington Park.
W., the wife of John Gollop, Req., Captain Dorset
Regiment of Militia, of a daughter.
Febtuary 26, at Lytchett House, the residence of her
father, the wife of Lieut.-Colonel Thring, Royal
Artillery, of aeon.
February 26, at 102, Mazy-street, Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. 0. FUshmr, of twins—eon and daughter.
February 27, at Down Wood. Rlandford, the wife of
Alfred Wyndham, bq., of a son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-03

filarittbs.

No quotable, ebange our be reported ea Mark-Lae in
the prime of wheat on Friday. Oats were compara-
tively mares, and held firmly for rather mere money.
At Wakefield, •ro the mos day, the Porn market was
rather easier than it Ina last week. At Liverpool
prices were stationary.—ln th• cattle market the do-
mend tura not been equal to the supply. Os Thursday
Monday's quotations Dodd hardly be realised, the wily
exception being in calves, vrhiob are MUM mid dear.—
The recent upward Modem of prises In the wool
market ham for the present rewired a shack, eosismems
having lately stocked themsehres pretty freely.—ln the
poultry market lb. supply hardly up to the demand,
and fair prioss are the pad weak, is
the potato market, trade hini DX:lw.

CURRENT PFUCRIIor I.NOLUIR GRAIN.
Per Qr.) Qr.
WIZA

▪ Krot, rod. So
" Ditto, ooisr ... OS to 76
" Dittoorbito,... —to
" Ditto. now, .67t0 78
Norfolk and Linoslo.
rod . - lie to 75
" Ditto, sow —to
SO to 47
Di▪
sUlling 37 60 41
Grinding gg to se
5t•6.7.
Corn. Norfolk, and
Solkik 63 to 69
Kingston um. *aro 65 toil
Brown... ... ... 50 to 57
ZVI.

I. L
desalt. potato 3O to 36
Irish, black • 14 to SS
" white• S 4 to 311
Daiwa.
Magas 40 to 41
Tick „. 40toal
Harrow 41 to 44
Gray ... 42 to 44
Maple... ... „46t0 4T
White 46 to 46
Taste;
itoolla win to •-
tl.Olll.
Town wade. pa 260
161
Household.—
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
42 to 40
MIN AVERAGES.

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