The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14 00:00:00

WEYMOUTEI.

Cou.coe OF SUBtAOI4II.—Yr. lialthiss Groves of
this town, has ..id tbe sastolostiou for Om Diploma
lb. Royal College of Serpent (IfoglasO), sad has
boss admitted 111.11.0.8.11.

Tnc Sere &trams Foso.—A obeqa• for /15 has
beim received from it. Here, 11. q, being the saheerip.
'ion of C. J. T. Elambro, Seq., t 3 the ebove lead.
Those who have DO yet subseribed should at ones pey
la their donations, as it is Intended shoale to divide
the sum relies:did, which ia very small isoaeldering the
number of recipients to share.
Tau DOUR LABOUILU AT WITIAOOTIL—In our
police report of April 26, we gave an smonnt of • man
of the imam of 'Brake' (a shepherd), foe damaging a
harp. In the ooures of examination be wee asked by
one of the magistrietee what was the amount of hie
earnings, sal be stated 9s per week. We have been
favoured by • oorrespoodeat with an amount of his
additional earnings and perquites daring tice yaw, by
which it will be seen that the net annul valise le
RI9 81.

A d.
For ode of 10 overplus lambs at Is each
Penny for each Lamb brought to daddriog bain, about
6.
From lamb skins
Hsr,..i mousy
•
Cider • • . • • • .•
House and ielaiden, rateable value
Potato@ ground. 40 perch ploughed and dragged ..
WNW
Free carriage of coals, 2 tons delivered

15 8 0
BtCrctu Tair.—Yr F. Honeywell hes made a ran on
• bicycle of 125 mile' in 181 boors. He meant to have
run from durbiton to Weymouth, 121 utiles, intros day;
but the wind was sgainst him, and he determined to do
the long run on the journey bock. He started from
Weymouth Mb 40, walked over Ridgeway Hill, ran
through D irebtater, arid Paddletowa, and, after a rest
and breakfast, to Wiroborne. abight rest, and be
drove t Ringwood in 55 minutes more, and there bad
luncheon, and 35 miantee rest. With a short pause in
the New Forest, he rod) On to Ramsey by dinner time.
starting again about 3, he reined at Winehester, and
Popham Lute, but afterwards pushed on through Bea-
ingstoke and Hartley Row, reathing Bagabot at 9.50,
when another short rest was motor:). He wool two
or three miles out of his rood from Staines, but retained,
arid rode hard for Kingston-on• Thames, reaching Hamp-
ton Court no tha cloak streak twelve, and Kingston 100
minutes later, slier. ride on a Mayas of 1 miles In
18 boars and a half.

Waftersll Jiotli 111115101 M—The analvenary
services in cmoeotiou with the above were held ow
Sunday and Monday list, when misname were oresehed
as follow. :—ln Maiden-street shape! by Rev. S. Walsh,
morning a.nd evening; in the Park chapel by Mr
Masters and Rev. J. Henderson. The sauna ranting
was bold in Meiden-Areet chapel on Monday evening,
the chair being tskeo by Mr W. R. A. Aylea, at 7
o'eock. After the usual devotioos the chairman made
suitable introductory speech, and called upon the
eecettary Rey. S. Naieh, to read the report. From It
we learn t at 78 Itune missionaries are employed,
besides 8 coeliac' for the army and navy 56 home
mission stations have been already included In circuit.,
60 ininiet-re house, have been provided, 100 °impels
1111% -te 1 20 wore .0,3 no • beln4 erected at
a mitt of 17,114. at the result of home missiouary
labour, while the total Increase of member. la drool*
where horse missionaries hays been appointed from
1838 to 1870. has beea 14,685 During the last 14 years
also, greats amounting to 47.330 have Wee made from
skis fund to aid In famishing 184 inhibitor's houses.
Leaf year 51.352 domiailiary netts have been paid by
the home tateacauvieu 119 cottage aerviese held every
week, arid 30 every fortuicht, 560 lay helpers heartily
joining in the work Open-air ',Mem have beim
regularly held, sad Sabbath and day schools esteblislied
and inernsed, 459 regular services have been established
and 601 society classes formed. Len year the direct
income of the fund was over £36,000, whioh with other
sums gave a total of 03,000, beiag a large tamest
daring the last few yeers. Of this gum £.1.400 was
raised by juveniles in the home and foreign missionary
associations, yet foreign mimesis have not suffered
hereby, but bcoi greatly bone!' tted. The &CUOMO% raised
by Weymouth last year vraa £228. 1, being an increase
of 9, 73. To meet existing desuiede, however, the
whole Moms mast rim from £30,0.00 to £lOO,OOll,
Addresses were given by the Rev J. Sanderson,
Messrs. Otter, and S. Hobbs, and she Rev. T. Peevish
(deputation), of Wermloster, who was himself a house
missionary, and gave numerous sad Interesting details
of his week. The attendee,* at the meeting was good,
and the onlieetioas we learn seedy the same as lass
year amounting in all to about ES.
Boaucioa PZITT Tneeday.--Betort the
Mayor Om Robertson, and W. Talbot, lisq.

THS PSII LITOLT SHAM? HAM.

ML RICILLILD 00S. Ironfouuder, of Rthleolgh-etreet, wee
surenamed for non-payment of the Local Board of Health
rates, amounting to (I ls 41.—1 t C. iltesgalL Seq., appeared
for the Bawd, and Br George for defendant.
Mr Meath proved the nue, which waa made on September
1701, 1871.
Mr Taylor, collector, proved calling for lb. rata
Mr George asked if the rata was published on the doors of
the chapel in the Park.
Mr &given mid no publicsUon was requlred—all he had
to do was to prove the rale under the sail of the Board.
Mr George—You proceed under the Public Health Act do
you not
Mr Steggall—under the Local Government Aril
Mr George referred to the 103rd section of the Public Health
Act. which enacted that thee rum must be published In the
mote way se poor rates. mil publication was aceordlng to
the Act of William IV., that the notice be peered on all the
churches and chapel doors In the district ; but the notloe of
this rale had not been pthal on thedoor of the Park chapel,
although licensed for Girths worship. He had Mill soother
ground of objectim—that his cUente received no benefit from
the este( It thympairs were required tee No camel., or St.
IMmulad-atreet, Bary-eareek Be., they were dam by the
Losel Board as • molder of 004111111, sod they were aleo fully
provided with Mem • but in the Park is mete were repaired
by the Board, no public mem were laid down, aid In three
streete there wm only one lamp. His client' would he red/
too glad to pay Mae rates if they received htheilt from them,
but et promo they would meta them. The Bra objection he
raised was that It. notice of pubthation was limufileleoL
Mr stacgall mid the section/dr George spoke of was repealed
by the Local Gevernment Act.
If, George 'obsoleted that thlsdid oot do away at all with the
requirement cf publimtion of the Mice, for it mid nothing
about the meto, bmog repealed, and he (Mr George) sub-
mitted that it wee not repealed, but wee mill in foroe. He
had some cues on the point to show that notice must be pub-
lished oo every church and chapel in the dithict, and he re-
f,flad to " Tno qucen r. Whlpp." A lighting and watching
raw wr, mado for the township of Clitherue, and the aotthe
ua, .ilk. I on the church of St Michael, hut there were two
other Om. on, in too inernehip of Chtinro, on the duen of
• 'nob the onnice was not dB residead it wan held thth the pub-
licgion of Geo rata was Waning:Saul, lie also referred to a
dictum of Chid liazon Pollock, that the effort of the stedute I.
I, substitute for the public verbal notice • written and there-
fore name permanent notice, which must be Waxed on the doom
of all Um parochial churches and chapels of am In the
district.
_

--fhOlgayor —Your argument would go to show that U
one
thapel as omitted, the whole rate is loveild
Mr Otero—Yes, certainly. eir ; I cannot me that the 103rd
section 11 repealed at .IL
Mr Simian said one portion of the action was remake& but
not the other, and he referred to the ileth ssctios, which
mates that In owe 41 soy promeduige to recover the rats by
diatom, to., it Mail not to necemary to prom that such notice
ha. leen wren.

Mr George nod that was the %Lb section; but in the 103rd
*action ol die sante Act, it goes on to my how the notice
shall be pubinhol. This 101 rd nonce was in the game AM,
and therefore voild not be 'wooded. Therelore h eubmitted
that If OM nutic• bid not been published as directed, the rate
was bad in tofu, and c atom, he recovered, If. begged to hand
in the cendlaite of the licensing of tine chapel ler tjlvtos wor-
ship. and woold call two or three ;anions who attended the
chapel, and amongst them the steesrd. to prove his cam.
The Mayor maid this Mtn motion appeared to him to be made
to most sbi• eery **peen came which come before them this
morning. There WS. • online enactment that dee notice thell
_ltell, I,il the. It •hoold not On nammary to prove that

o,,,evie oen, u , )ou put the 103rd secUon out of the
queollun altogether.
The Ileyor-1 think this 3iflth *schwa was enacted tor the
very parte...
„vim, sweep proved eerving the summons ou delendant'e
wife. . . .

Mr Gorge again tested his objection—that the rue is bad
in tido. 1111141 cannot be recovered.
Mr Bteggs/1 ea id be should require the strictest proofs of
evaything.
Mr Opeftl banded In a &semisweet purporting to be a oertif4
We of the licensing alto. •thwt.
yr stagged objected to the derdwal. •• 0•17 • 0040....
Mr Gouty* pointed to the handwriting ot tn.
and Wed If that wee not autitaleat

General,
decum.t

The wee wheats! let the prom. t.
Coptelo Pitt .111 lb lled—He mild he woe a roonber
the weeley,th end, ohapel, mimed to In the certilloate. Had
attended It regularly, and had not collected stWodlog. he
believed, tries ism it wee °pool. Be was chapel steward,
but had never men any „mottos of poor-ralo or esonary MY ow
the chapel doors, and could swear positively that no whoa el
rates had ever been published at or sliced to this chapel:
—le this a chepel Ice religious service or to It only
a ...tot Urrt is collide school °balm&
Wanes—nen are anion there twice on Sundays, and
'Priam lo the week.
Mr 8. Hobbs aleo attended the dispel, and was ate GI the
transom It Is duly licensed hie ralleiclu. Ornea•
Mr Pegged °outmoded WM he had complied with the
reqweeeeime 01 the A.,. ...mg proved tile wake IA the rata
under the soil of WO BOWL
The Brea adjourned thair &Was Mrs week.
JIMAIII•li WM woeBllllolollllll IX 11111611 al AIUiO4.
as maim to WeepebeilaiL