The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

PROPOSID ENCLOBI.IIII.II OF LANDS. —A special report
of the Enclosure Commissioners, published on Tuesday,
states that the necessary °Dissents have been received to
the following proposed enclosuns—via., Tiohfield, in the
county of Southampton, 773 acres; Leatherhead-oons-
mon, in Surrey, 438; Dorchester, in Ozford, 1,026;
Holyhead, in Anglesey, 21; Margaret Marsh, in Donet,
13; Hawkshead, in Lancaster, 2,360; Marshall, in
Dorset, 81; Carnfoi Lb, in Lancaster, 46; Portalade, 115
Sussex, 401; Cbich St. Osyth, in Essex, 96; Crofton
-
manor, in Southampton, 10; Newland-manor, in
Southampton, 12; Wadley, in Berke, 646; Swan-
wick -common, in Southampton, 4ZI; Lwatberhead
common, fields, and down, in Surrey, 872 ;and Whitlaw
in Northumberland, 2,648 acres.

DIKPUTLII BETWILLN MASTERS AND WOZNIDIN.—A
Bill" to establish Equitable Councils of Conciliation to
adjust Differences between Masters and Operative? bas
been prepared and brought in by Mr. Mackinnon,
M.P., Mr. Blaney, M.P., and Mr. Ingham, but
of course only for the consideration of bon. members
dunng the Parliamentary recess. The Councils of Con-
ciliation will consist of an equal number of masters and
operatives, and the awards of these councils (with cer-
tam formal esceptiomi) will be final and conclusive, and
not subject to review or challenge by any court or
authority whatsoever. These councils will be licensed
by the Secretary of State when duly formed (oa petition
to that effect.) They must include at least two masters
and two workmen, and not more than six masters and
six workmen, with a chairman. The waned* will he
elected for one yeiu only, on OA first Monday in
Deceinber. The petitioners for a license will elect the
first council' but householders and part occupiers us
houses in cities and boroughs (where a council has been
formed) may be registered as voters for the council and
be elected thereto. The masters will ruminate their
own portion of the council and the workmen elect theirs.
The sessions of the council are to be held in the Justice
Courthouse.

Tits ARCHROLOGICAL INNTITUTIL—This antiquarian
body has just terminated its meeting at Carlisle. The
papers read were long and interesting, including one by
Mr. Cory on the churches of CumberlaW • lecture by
Mr. Newton on the discoveries at Boudroun, • paper by
Mr. Hugh M'Kie on ancient remains, kn., discovered in
the sewers of Carlisle. one on Noise Cultran Abbey by
Rev. J. Simpson, and several others, too numerous to
be specified. Excursions were made by the arebrolocsta
to Aydon Castle, near Corbridge, to Corby Castle, the
seat of Mr. P. H. Howard, who entertained the mu
pan! with "signal grace and a Warty sedrikk." 50,
, to
Brougham-hall, near Penrith. A snout delifibum `""e
was 'pent.
THR MURDER NEAR LIEDIL —ID addition to the DO
offered by the Leeds magistrates to any person who
may give inch information as will lead to the aprobbm
aim of the 'men who barbarously murdered
Broughton in • field at Harr:hills, near Leeds, on Satur-
dayfre epr:ridi e
on to aenky,
accomplice,
GovernmenttmpliOe:no,
bg. rewardiboef
persongl an:oa
actually inflicted the blows which caused the tinfortu-
an:shehdt:efilibirlir;in,iledsdore.ndfeatheocefht.d.o:fnbh:eya vrotaerielcFirearuocffl,ffhlothaneigdareisid;:o.k—rirt.' eirvy,etbfillatugaiwioobsohis7fidgnis,
cost, dark cotton cord trousers mended on the seat, aM
wearing clogs. The watch was an old-faehioned
Clerman silver timekeeper, of little value, the maker's
name being • It. P. Camber, London. No. LOC.' "
Several men have been taken to tise iselieradlee en
suspicion of being in the vicinity of the userder, but
none of them can be identified, and as yet no clue has
been obtained to the perpetrators of the Grime.
Tag PRINCI OF WALLS AND PRIICR ALFRED. —On
Tuesday morning, Prince Alfred, attended by Major
Cowell, arrived at Edirdeugli on • visit to the Prince
of Wales, who is at present residing at Holyrood. The
wane day the two Princes made a_ journey to Abbots-
ford, and Melrose and Huber& Abbeys, and whammed
all the leading objects of interest in the " Land of
Scott." On Wednesday the Prince of Wales, lib°
nuts the University several times a week to
the instructions of Professor Lyon Playfair Mega=
with his Royal brother, • lecture by the prelims
phenomena ecemeeted with the preeimedv•—__A
Prthilf and dyeing. In the .vueingth.
elute honoured the Queen's Theatre their Pra"..-"es.
and took their seats in the Prinesgi wale_ MIL ----nnd
performances were of a varied RAJIV* lieglia"., 0.4-7
seemed to eye thorn poet dacha, to mini la
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