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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

DEATHS.

Jane 6, et Grove House Yeovil, late of Australia,
John Gifford Esq , aged 48.
June 17, at fiydling, Murtha, wife of Henry Watts,
wted 25.

Jute 13, at Cot*re Row, Bridport, of brain fever,
Jew's Salisbury, apd 33.
June 18, at Rorton Bradetock, Krt. Haus, .pd SO.
Jane 15, at Strode Hotta, Natharhaty, Ries elms,
siva 79.
June 18, at No. 1, Bank-buildinp, Weymouth. the
Rev. J. A. Templer, rector of Paidletowa, p 4 68
Jane 17, at the Royal Victoria Hotel, Swaim e, Mrs.
Roe, the beloved wife of Richard Row, highly respected
Lod deeply lamented. Her end era+ pesos.
Jane at Portland, Mr. Jorph.Orsennxd, aged 45.

jag.% ii: -11 t RSOlitoll:2oddelll7'. whEING Harris, for 23
years butler in the family of Sir Edward B. Better, Bart.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

WOOL MARKET.

There has been a fair attendanee of buyers al the
Nadia atlas of colonial wool. Although Freud' boons
have operated acosewhat extensively. bidding, on the
whole have been irregular. The cholla* to prices varies
from ld. to 30. per lb. About 10,015 bales have been
brought forward.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

NV IM BORNE.

Purrs flisestinis, Friday.—Before C. J. Parke,
Req. (chairman), Major-General Michel, and the
• Rev. J. H. Austin.—Robert Buckingham, beerobop
keeper, of Poole, was charged for wilful and
mali-
cious damage to a laurel and rhododendron hedge,
tbe property of ths Hon. Grantley Berkeley, at
Alderney Manor. It appears that • dog belonging
to the defendant got into Mr Berkeley's premises,
and was immediately caught in a mare. Bucking-
ham, seeing no other person on the lawn than Mrs.
Brown, the housekeeper, proceeded to break over
the hedge, though else warned him not to doe°. He,
however, rweanng at her, forced his way in and
took his dog out of the mare. Al that moment an
under-keeper came up, and took the defendeot into
custody to prevent his breaking through the berl, •
again, which he was about to do. The Bomb than
stopped the cam, as from the wording of the SIM -
moss, the charge being laid for "wanton and mali-
cious damage," the nature of the offence did not
come within the meaning of that act. Mr. Berkeley
expressed himself as aware of the objection, his own
directions for the Nimmons not having been own.
plied with by the oMcial clerk, his charge being for
• forcible entry, impair and damage to the
garden fence," and not for "wilful and
malicious damage." Mr. Berkeley then stated
that so great was the nuisance of mlf.hanting
and masteries dogs, that he Mould order his keepers
°optionally to plane the most severe tram of every
description, is to protect his private property, his
bantam; and his fowls and game from being destroy-
ed or distarbed.—William Cobb, of Hamworthy,
Poole, grocer, for driving a cow and two calves from
Hamwortby to Mr. King's, pork butcher, at Wim-
borne, on the btis Jam, after muss*, to wit, at a
quarter to 10 p.m., wee fined fl, including costs.
—Richard Ridovit, of Poole, butcher, for removing
three calves from Stann:setew Keaton to Conked
Magna, June 20, without • limeas, or the calves
being duly marked, was aped AEI.— Harry SUDS,
of Chattle, baker, for unlawfully removing a cow
from Chettle to Moore Critchell, Jam 6, wee fined
10a —Anthon7 Osborne, of Wituborne, chimney
sweep, for allowing a youth under 21 I. weed the
chimney of the Rev. T. M. Patsy, at amproston.
Jum 13, was fined Ba.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Minn/LT.—With regard to the Fenian raid into
Canada. Mr. Cardwell stated that sixty-live prisoners
had been lodged in Toronto gaol, end the lose of
volunteers in the engagement was small. Mr. Whalley
uked whether Feniani-m hod not been promised by
the Romeo Catholics. Mr. Cardwell took Mr. Whalley
to task for imputing disloyal.y and treason to ao• clue
of her Majesty's subjects without •ome foandatioo, and
remaked that he had great pleura,- in ststing that the
loyalty of all classes in the British American Provinces
had been in the highest degree satisfactory. The lion..
then went into committee on the 11- form Bill. Lord
Gunkellio moved his amendment to Clause 6, which re-
duces the borough franchise to ET, that the rateable
'sloe 41.01.1 be ad-pted instead of the clear annual
value. He bawd his proposal on the pound that it
we resorting to the old constitutional principle, and
that a similar franchise had worked admirably in
fret -nd. Mr. Cave amonded the amendment. The
Chanellor of the Exchequer opposed the amendment,
the object of which, he raid, would be to raise the
franchise considerably above the arms annual seine.
The ....lament of the rateable value varied very much
in different onions, and would therefore Abet the en-
franchisement of perwas of exactly the lame posit:10o
and standing &molding to the locality In which they
lived. He also pointed out the facilities it would give
for unfairly enfranchising friends and disfranchising
opponent., and forcibly appealed to the committee not
to sanction • proposal fraught with no many dangerous
*lemmas. After a long debate, the committee divided,
when the numbers were—Fr the amendment, 315;
against 304; majority against Government, 11.

Toenghsg.—Tbe HolUle met at twelve o'clock, but
the sitting wen a mere formal one. At six
o'clock there was an unman,' large attendants of
members, end among the peers pretest were the
Prince of Wales and the Duke of Edinburgh.
Mr. Gladsteee was vociferously cheered front the
Government side of the House when he entered, and
when he rose to make his statement the cheering was
renewed and oontinned some time. Hs announced that
a Cabinet Council had assembled that day and taken
Into oonsideration the natant of the vote of the House
at an early hour that morning. and the condition In
which it left the fifth clause of the Reform Bill, and
the, had also taken into conwideration the nature of the
debate by whiwil the vote had been preceded, and the
result was that they found it to be their duty to make
a communication to her Majesty. As that mild not be
done 'without the laps • of a little time, he proposed that
the House at it. rising should adjourn to Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

WAREHAM.

Cornri PETTY Samosa. Tuesday 19th June.
BA on J. Modem. C. W. Digby, J. Fyler, and M.
kodgett, Ears. and the Rev. 0. V. Garland. —Mork
Hilts of Swanage use brought up in custody of P.C.
Floranoe, charged with drunken and indecent con.
dun at Swanage, on Sunday April 30, 1865.
Defendant pleaded guilty and wee committed for 14
days' hard labour. —Elisabeth Ricketts waa
summoned by P. C. Adams for allowing • donkey
to stray on the highway at Kingston. Fined 3s.
including oorits.-81ephen Summers, of Studland,
was summoned by P. C. Plenums for leaving his
horse and cart without any one in charge in the
strait at Bwanage on the 7th inst. Defendant
pleaded guilty.and was fined 10s. including costa
The adjourned case of John Card, aseistant bailiff of
the County Court against Mr. T. Spear, of Sere Regis,
was again brought forward. Defendant did not appear.
The magistrates thought a warrant ought to be
lamed, but decided not to hear the oasis as the
defendant ought to have appeared in person. On the
application of Mr. Weston the case was adjourned,
until Tuesday the 26th instant, the defendant paying
met in both cases.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

CA ARMOUTR.

ANIMAL CORONATION PICNIC. —Preparations are
being made to render this event as attractive se
pomade. Tbe programme will oomph.* a great
vanity of amusements, and some veryelSciont hands
are engaged; likewise it is arranged to bold the
anneal "club" festival on the same day, which
will add to the novelty of the proceedings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

RECALL OF GOVERNOR EYRL

Tbe report of the Jamaiea Clorinnissioners has been
published. A despond' from the Warta geureamy to
Mr Henry &arks, conveys the judgment of tbit Govern-
ment, airptita Kr. gyre of sny direct responlity for
the esteems of the military tribunals, bet blame. Ms
for not acquainting Irim with what was onrerring
under a reign of terror established by bisonelf. Under
these oirorimatonees, bar Majesty bas been advised to
entrust the sew adminietration to otber hands.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

BIRTHS.

May 16, at Ahmedabad, East Indiee, the .f. of
Captain Fleury Le One; Geary, M.A., of • daughter.
June 15, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. & Dennis,
mason, of • son.
June 20, at Dorchester, the wife of the Re.. E.
Kerriman. of • ion.

--Jan. 21, . PO-ri1a...1, the wife of Dr. CarratherL of
a .on.

7.1 a-es 21, at Dorchester, the erife Of Mr. Thomas
!Labor, auctioneer, of • daughter.
June 21, at flirithutreet, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
Heavy Ducombe, draper, et • eon.
Jima 24, at Dorchester, the trite of Mr. Tolled, of.
Km.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

BRIDPORT.

1:1111CAL RiaTAL. —Mr. T. Avant's pupils and
their &Weds Mmot a very agreeable afternoon at the
801 l Motel on Friday last, when a recital of choice
pianoforte pieces was given. Tbe proficient manner
an which those who had been instructed by Mr.
Avant performed the task allotted to them must
have met, we feel mire, with general approbation.
Reciarrs.— After slumbering in the grave for
year. the regatta, quickened into If, last year by the
most extraordinary labour pesible. is again OD the taiga
As the monkey said to the chained up dog :—" Jam),"
teasing muter terrier by dangling his tail before the
eennis," just out of neseh, " Doet you wish you may
get it.." Well, we do ; and.. know it is only for
certsin parties to mil; and in July or August we shall
we it. —B.

8010001 Poucs, Saturday. —Before 8. W. Wheithain
and J. P. Stephens, Ifsqm —Stroh Cox, living at the
Harbour, was charged with appropriating a pair of
boots, the property of Hr. Warren, to her own use
oa Wednesday, June 13. Mr. Warren said ;
The prisoner atom to my shop on Wednesday and mid
she wanted a pair of boots for her husband, and asked
as. to trust her for a pair. I agreed to do so. She took
two pairs, sash. wee not quite sure of the sirs wanted,
and was torthi:tara: jitbe pair not kept the oast day,
which she to do. Imw her on the followiog
day in the r fields, and asked her which pair of
boots her husband had kept. She said be had kept the
large pair, the lased boots. I asked if she bad the other
pair, which were coma boots, with her, end she mid
yes. I told her to leave them at my shop. She then
said she had a brother whom they Sited, and asked, if
he paid St. on &NAN week, and Is. par week after-
wards, would I allow biro to have them. I refused to
do so, as her brother was a perfect stranger to me. I
told INT she was to leave the boots at my shop, and mid
If her brother brought 3a. on Saturday I might arrange
with him to have the boots, but I should not trust a
'hanger with a pair of boots without his paying some-
thing on them at the time. On my return to my shop
I footed the boots had not bees left there, I then
emaranninand with the police. The WAIN (Thursday)
even*, I saw the sommk boots at Mrs. Ponteroy's shop
in South-street, and she esl4 she had bought them.
I told Senegal Lavender of it, and afterwards saw the
boots handed to him. Yesterday I vast to the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

FORDING BRIDGE.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO • HONAL.-011 the morning
of Friday, Mr. Lawrence, of Ringwood, was driving
through this town to Salisbury, someopsaisd by hie
wife and child, and on turning the owner near the
Greyhound, he came in collision with • horns and
cart, driven by • boy about nine years al, named
Morgan. The lad was thrown out, and not hurt,
but the shaft of his cart entered the neon of Mr.
Lawrence's hone, and initiated • large wound, from
which the animal died the nert day. The value of
the horn was estimated at £lO.

form. Dantrrezow ix HOIRIAZY : PLAsarre
Szuis a nun CHILDS= VOL BANAD. Tb. d•taila ol
the distress prevailing in Hunpry, and geoleally in the
esstern provisoes of Austria, Sr. truly heart-breeking.
In the Behoving., especially. misery drives the inhabi-
tants to the very last extremities, parents offering to
sell their children, that the little ease should not dis of
hunger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

FISHERTON.

NATIONAL SCHOOLL—Th..e sobauis having Wm
hsadequate to meet the increasing *dentinal demands
of the parish, a public meeting was held on Monday to
consider what steps could be taken with a view to their
alteration and enlargement. The Lord Bishop was
unable to attend. and the Rev. Bab-Dean was voted
to the chair. The meeting was well attended.
The @shoot-rooms were misrelated to mania not more
than 128 boys, girls, ad infests, and yet there had bees
an average attendance lately of 147, and a seek ago it
ram to 155. There was no Siam room attached to Use
eelasoba, and her Majesty's Inspector had stated that it
was really • diagram to the parish not to have better
accommodation. It was proposed to common the
Intent School with the National Schools, as the ground
appeared to be suflisheally large for tlrsoe.zrpoes.
The eon of the nth* alteration bad been esti-
mated at £s7o.—Kr. T. W. Gilbert moved, "That this
meeting apnoeas of the proposal now made for al-
lergia( and altering the ezisting National Schoolrooms
and the manor's residence; also for giving up —&
of the present latent Boboolroom at Christmas,
and building new rooms by the side of the
National Bolsoolremets. with elms rooms sad Aloes
attached." The resoulthan was carried unanimously.
The Rev. W. Whitmairsh moved, "That • committee
be formed for forwarding the object of this meeting,
and that the gentlemen now named be requested to act,
via, Dr. Lush, Mr. Dowding, Mr. R. Simper. ROT. G. L
Wilson, Rev. W. H. Butlin, Rev. W. Whitmentb. Mr.
I T. Gilbert, Mr. Charles Finish, Mr. Fetcher, Mr. T. W.
Gilbert (Treasurer), and Rev. A. B. Headley (wintery)
- with power to add to their number. That this emu-
mines be empowered to receive subscriptions, to settle
upon plans and estimates for the proposed balding and
generally to carry into effect the foregoing reeolußae
which was carried by acclamation. A cordial rota
of thanks to the flub-. Dean for his kindness in presiding
(proposed by the Ray. A. B. Handley and ascended by
I the Rev. J. Danny) brought the proceedings toe close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

WILTON.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF &Monona Or ENGLAND.—
At i meeting of the Council, on the 14th iost , William
Vawdrey Lush, MB.. (London,) having undergone the
noceseary examinatioo for the fellowship on the 29th,
3Dth, and 3lst ult., •ISS reported to have acquitted
himself to the astisfeetion of the Court of Examiners,
and was enrolled • Fellow of the College, his diploma
of Membership being dived April 27th, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

PUDDLETOWN.

Tug Recroav of Poddletown has become vacant
hy the death of the Rev. James Aeload Templer,
11 A., formerly of Merton College, Oxford. It i.
worth .C 540 a year, and is in the gift of the Marquis
of Hastinga
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

ODSTOCIL

AcmninT.—On Wednesday a lad named William
Penney, in the employ of Mr. R. P. &limey, em
riding boom on • load of hay, when be was knocked of
into the road by the bough of • tree under which the
waggon was pawing. MS left thigh was broken, sa4 he
was consequently removed as soon ae possible to the
Salisbury Inflirmary.

lILLRLBOROUGH.
LORD AND LADY Altesbilry MR fail Ms:Deering
from their somewhat protougrel indispceition.

ROYAL RltiZ GRADIMIAR &Hoot- Robert
pur,i., Esq., of Marlborough Grammar School, has
bean elected to • Mi•or Scholarship at Dooming Collage,
cambridge, beina especially di.tinguished in jarispru-
dance and International Law.

RITLII BHoontio.—The College Howe Cup was
shot for on Monday, by three of the College Hills Corps
from each bogie, cod woo by fillesers. Loma, Merger,
end Duotergue, for Yr. Bright's house, with a score of
88 marks, at 900 and 500 yards, five rounds each
distance.

AVEBURY.
LYDIA ASH died here lag week, at the great age
of 102 years and eleven nvontha

DEVIZF.S.

ON Monday, a meeting of the Town Council was
held, in oomphanoe with a requisition presented to
the Mayor, to consider the propriety of adopting the
Health of Towne Act, and the Local-Government
AM. After a long discuseios, it wee remind not to
adopt the Acta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

CORFE MULLEN.

A calmer maws took place here on the 20th
in* between the Pools Juvenile Club and the Code
younipters, which terminated in fay.,ur of the
latter, who easily beat their opponents. St. John
Coventry, Esq., officiated as umpire, under whose
traisieu the esteem of the Cork eleven is mainly to
be attributed. We regret to state that NOW lasi.
misunderetsmdiag arose between the competitors,
and, if we are rightly informed, the Poole slaves
acted somewhat dissioartemsly towards their
oPPontata, the terms ef the match being for a new
ball, which the Pooleiter, notwithstanding their
defeat, refused to give up. Code's youngsters, how-
ever, were not to be so easily
_bainbowled, for they
boarded the craft in trim nautical ogle to which the
defeated party were being conveyed to Poole, and
captured the prise they oontesided for.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

CRANBOR.NE.

ODPTILLOWNIIIP. —The 21st anniversary of the
Loyal Cranborne Chase Lodge was held on Thursday
last. The members and visitors dined together in a
large tent, erected in a field kindly lent for the
purpre by Mr. William Stanford. About 50
members sat down to an excellent spread, provided
by mine host Goodfellow, of the Cross Keys lon.
The duties of the chair were ably corned oat by the
Right Hon. Lord Ashley. He was supported by
Mr. H. Skinner, surgeon of the lodge, and Mr.
William Stanford. The usual loyal and patriotic
toasts were given and drunk with the utmost good •
feeling. His lordship, in referring to the number of
year. the society had been in existence (21), good
humouredly remarked that they were no longer
infante, having attained their majority. That, he
said, placed them in a safe position, and with the
amount of funds at their command, which was more
than £7OO, they might consider themselves well
eetal,lished. He pared some high eco,miums on
the secretary, Mr. Adams, for his exertions in the
rare of Oddfellowebip. It appeared from the
statement of the surgeon of the lodge, that the sick.
nem amongst the members had been comparatively
small, compared with that in the previous year. ,
The number of members had been greatly augmented '
during the per 12 months, and this lodge now bidsl
Lair to be one of the best in the Poole District.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

£47242 14 9

L s.d.
by Cash paid for purchase of Lend ... 6710 7 10
Ditto Builders
&wintering and 6762 1 8
Trees, Fencing, Roads, Gravel, sundries.. 487 3 0
Furnishing 1618 18 5
Architect and Clerk of Lb. Works. ... 2401 2 2
Law Expenses 404 16 3
interest on advances by Treasurer ... 50 16 2

£47212 14 9

Of the 1'41.000 borrowed op the security of the wordy
rates, the sum of £4.238 6e. Sd. bed been repaid on the
29th of September Met, leaving a Wanes then di.. of
£36286 13s. 44.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

~.J AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, Je/§ll 2d, 1566.

19 orsttsbtre.

Two Lord Bishop of the Diocese will leave &lir
bury on Wedsoaday is order to attend Convocation.
which Ste on Tharedsy and Friday this week. His
Lordship boa reoest./y Bosomed this following emu.-
mos to curacies in this diocese :—Res. Wjllj
Lloyd Janus, clerk, to Winterbourse Snaked,
Dorset. Rev. George Sutton Transfer, clerk, to
Pools Bt. James, Dorset.

Tun "SoAP" Farms tx Doinier.—At Judges'
Chambers, on Wedneedsy, an applicatioa wag
made before Mr. darks Lush in 'Th. Queen v.
Armrser," to remove an indictment from Dorset
Sessions to the Queen's Brineh. The defeadant
hod bees committed for obtaining 'ssrenware and
"eightsome" froadalontly by selling spurious soap. la
his affidavit he declared that he bad sold soap, and the
manufacturer had balled him out of prison. Hr. Hall,
from the office of Mr. Nath, urged the application to
his lordship. Mr. Jerk* f,csh said the only question
eras whether the article wee soap. He could not re-
move such an iodictinont to the Queen's Bench. me.
Hall asked his lordship to remove the indictment to the
emirs at Darehestar. which would be held next month.
His lordship retard the appliestioa.

DULL'S OS SIM GOVSISSIS3I7. —Tha following
member@ voted for the Government and in the
minority of 304 against Lord Dunkellin's motion to
adopt rateable value loomed of clear manual value in
, the qualiflostion for the /nothing :—T. D. Ackland,
J. H. M. Calorsh, W. Bwark Hoe. D. F. Portman',
0.0. Glyn, Capt. H. G. Gridley, T. F. Grove. K. D.
Hodgeoo, A. W. [Uncial'', T. A. Bir
S. M. Peto, lion. W. IL •B. Portman, Sir
H. Barbaro°, A. Seymour, H. D. Seymour,
Tbe following. isolodiag both representative@ for
Dorchester, voted the other way :—Lord Andover,
Sir T. Belem, W. W. B. Beach, R. Brook', Sir
H. H. Brooe, H. Breen, J. Floyer, Sir A. A. Hood,
Sir W. G. H. Jolliffe, H. H. Jolliffe, Sir M. Lopes,"
R. Lows, IL H. Marsh, Sir 8. H. Nortboote, Sir J.
Falk, C. Schreiber, G. Stdater-Booth, R. B. Sheri.
den, H. G. Sarit, LienL.C.ol. N. Stork Lord H. F.
Thymus, J. W. , A4igisal Waloobt, Bir. H.
Welk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

POOLE.

Sureacka Acrinuirr.—On Tuesday, the children
of a gentlemen residing at Parkstone were playing
with a heavy garden roller, when it soddenly
escaped from Omit heeds down a steep incline,
knocking down a little fellow named Jennings, and
passing over his head. The °kik/ was nook injured,
and lies in a very precarious state.

CONORZG•TION•L SUNDLY Smoot. —The seventy.
ninth anniververy of this Sunday school .as com-
memorated in Skinner-street Chapel on Sunday week,
when a very excellent !normal was preached by the
Rev. R. T. Verrill, a.a., from Palm lxxxiv., 10,
and the children sung several moved Moose adapted.
for the omission. The total number of children in
Lb. school was stated to be 593, and tbe funds are
suffloientiv flourishing to allow of an harmonium
costing £27. sod a memorial banner costing naively
£5, to have been purchased during the past year.
A collection was made at the aloes of tb• service,
and the amount realised was £l5 7a. 2d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

WYKE REGIS.

FAAHIONAMILB WIDDISO. —On Thursday moruieg
Captain Elwerd Sau,n*r.a Tyler, H. E., led eo
hymeentl alter Anne Eliza, youngest &nuttier oy
Lientenent•Golonel Coctraft, late of H.ll.
Regiment of toot. Wylie church was Dearly 1111,4
! with spectators who had assembled to witness the
Interesting ceremony. It was late before the bride
and bridegroom arrived. The bride wore • neb
moire notions dress, with pearl ornaments, iod
wreath and veil to correspond, and the bridesmaids
Misses Bailey (3). Mimeo Eliot (3), Mimes Black's
(3), and Mule Buckley, were attired in handoom.
grenadine drawee, blue trimmings, edged with dime
lace. Tbe elder bridesmaids wore whith tolls bcnes.
with blue oonvolvithis Sowers, and the four younger
bridermaida wore bats. The bride wee given away
by her father, and Capt. Percy Smith. R. E, ice.<l
as bridgroom's best man. The width% perky aka,.
wards returned to the hones of the bride's lath.,
Longbill-terniee, where an excellent repeat elm;
served ttp, and in the warm of the afternoon the
bride and bridrtiont took Omer deportees ex route
for Ethyl', North Wales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

SLANDFORD ST. MARY.

Coenithaeloe.—On Teesday, the Lord Bishop of
the dioosse, administered the snored rite of confirmation
in Blandford fit. Mary Chnreb. The service commenced
at half-past four o'clock, be width time ever/ available
portion of the served edifies was filled, the centre
portion being merged for the candidates. The therch
bells commenced ringing at seven o'clock in the morning
and continued at intervals daring
.the day, sad the
church was VIII 7 hermit/ally decorated with ethylene and
and garlands of roses, and other &were, the work, as
we understand, of the Mimes Maoaad cad their
friends. Afternoon prayers were read by the Rev. J.
Mansfield, the first lesson by the Rev. J. R. Quirk,
rector of Blandford, and the mooed Memo by the Rev.
Prebendary Farquharson. rector of Langton. Thy
anthem was taken Irmo the 14 chapter St. John, 15, it,
end 17 verses, and was sweetly sung, the Blaadford St.
Mary's choir being aerated by several of their friends
from Charlton. We may here state that the following
is • complete list of the meek at the 000firmation
mercies: Prima, 98 and 99 Bisbee', Ps. 100 and 101
Burnie; Nesmith:at, Wimborne 94; Dean Spinney ;
anthem, "If ye love S.": 165 hymn, Troyte 2; 127
hymn, Viol Creator; Confirmation hymn, " I am
living." After the service the Bishop ascended the
pulpit, cad addressed the candidates in his usual kind
earnest, and impressive manner remarking that there
were two things be wished to call their earnest stteetion
to, let, that the, ought to be well and rightly prepared
to receive the holy rite, and 2nd. if so prepared they
would without doubt receive • blessing. Candidates
Irma the following parishes then presented themselves:
Bhurdford St. Mary, females 4, males 3; Turniworth,
ferneles 2; Blaodford, females 21, males 7; Imoirtoo,
female I; Spettisbury, female 1; Lytehett Matravers,
females 3 ; Chi:borough. female 1; Sturm meter Marshall
female 1, male 1; Bournernoesh, females 8, male 1;
Gump, female 1; Poole, female 1, male I.—Total 57.
After the ceremony the r,onfirmation hymn from
" Hyenas Ancient and Modern" was sung. aad his lord-
ship wain ascended the pulpit, and addressed the young
people. They had, be said now need of two special
graces Ist, The grass of Christian courage for no one
could be • good soldier of the Crow if be was • coward.
They must tomer that pure, steady, bright and glorious
light of divine truth in their souls which was so beauti-
fully referred to in the hymn they had just sang, and
the second special grace they needed was that of peace.
The Christain moat not only be a eoldier, but he must
be a man of peace; of gentlemen of kindly sympathy
and eempeaeiou for his suffering, erring brother, sad by
his kind advice and aid seek to promote the salvation
of his fellow =N.—These two graces were alone to be
obtained by earliest prayer, end to tithes who thus
pie sled they would be given. The service wee then
concluded in the egad manner. The rector very kindly
invited the united choirs to partake of tea at the School
room after the Benito.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

SEMLEY.

BRUTAL OUTRAGE.. Oti Thursday night, Of
Friday morning, a iwie brutal miscreant out off the
teat of a trainable oow. belonging to Mr. Street A
reward of £2O it offered for the apprehension of the
sooundreL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

FENIAN RAID IN CANADA.

_
We learn tbat • force of variously estimated
at 1,500 to 3,080, under Getters! Briar, inomed the
boundary near Highbury. Vermont, sad oecapled a
place sailed Pigeon-bill, where, it is slated, they rotted
• body of British cavalry, and had the good fortune to
mature three dam, whish will doisistless be azhibiled
in future as trophies of Frahm valour. It is also re-
ported, but upon no particular authority, that • quad
of Fenian cavalry have routed some British cavalry at
Frelighsburg, and that (hoard Spear was satirised:o4i
as flt, dramad, awaiting the attest of • British farce.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

District '14030.

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DORCHESTER,

ArmirvurvaAt. Soma-tr.—The animal mowiag ia
ronnectp.n with this Ith.tiety took t law lott Tuesday.
1.. a ti hl helungiug to Mr. (1. Homer, at Westbrook*,
1..w.y. Tb. ulort no the tumid dt were, Mr. neury
Grove., Steepieten Mr. Pon eel Dodge. Portishant ;

'„.t K. ',. Mr. legman, tliiwiv. There were Itte..mpetitorn,
and t'le lint Kite sea carried off by IMMO Lege, nt
to Mr. J. A. Pope. J•inet Trerett, *errant to Mr. J.
li. Homer, ~btained second honours, and DAnirl Hooper,
•:rvaiit to Mr. William Mayo, men., third.

CORONATION Day.—The anniversaries of Her
klajestb'e coronation base for many years been
allowed to pass by unheeded by the innabitente of
this town, and no attempt whatever has been made
at anything like • loyal welcome of its anneal re-
currence. While other towns have their grand
demonstrations and rural gatherings, thirchester has
TetoAlz.t.i in a (influent state. Hy an advertisement
in another column, however. We are glad to perceive
the. a wawa rural fete, sill be given in aul of the
fowl. of the 3rd Dorset Iliflu Rand, (under the
patronage of the Worshipful the Mayor (.1. P.
Aldridge Fog ), Capt. Coombe, Officers, Non•oom-
mimioned Officers and Privates of the Rale Corps.
We may mention that bandmaster Wellspring has
been mainly instrumental in obtaining so great an
ain..unt of influential patronage and support, on as
ta be able to carry the affair to • ancceseful inns
The Dorchester cricket ground has been secured for
the occasion, and in connection with the fiqc there
will be various athletic sports, and also a portion of
the geld secluded for dancers. Prises are ales
offered for those who purpose joining in the races,
and undoubtedly, should the weather prove pro-
pitious, the amusements will be of a moat delightls
description.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

RZOISTZBID

THE SC
TO WHICH THE FOR

lend sad Hereditaniente in which the above-aanied
Joan FLOM is interested, situate at Hat, in the
of Wiinborne Minster, in the Counts of
ffrih ,et, sad proposed to be exchanged for the land
nod hereawatuate hereiaafter Bloodied.
NO. ON
TITUS MAP DUCIITtOI. A.
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In the coenpation of Mr.
BATCHILLOIL 4 1 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

Bebonobire.

HONITON.

Ti. personalty of the late Mr. F. D. Gobl=4l,
M.P., for Elonatoo, has been sworn ceder £400,000.

Court nub fasbionabli Inti Milting.

Tan King and Quosn of the Belgians are coming to
Faglsod.
Tot Princess Louis of Hamm is prevented from coming
to England in immiequenim of her Dear nocoachement.

IT le mid that Hash Rom is to be raiaed to the
Peerage in acknowledgement of his eminent services in
India,

Is soneeqesecie of the death of his Royal Frisbee's
Prince Hisiemend of Prussia, grandma of her Majesty,
the Queen's .eosinq party at Finekinsham Pelee", on
Friday. It posspoo.d mail Monday, the 911. July.

Ruin' Or THe QUEEN MON SOOTLAID.—Her
Majesty, with their Royal Highness...Panama* Helena,
Louise. aad Beatrice was to leave Belmoral on Monday
aftarnoon for Windsor Castle, which will be reached
early this (Tuesday) morning,
Tan two infant children of their Royal Highnesses
Um Prince mid Primes. 1,12i4 of Hesse arriaed at
Windsor on Monday, and now occupy the Royal
nursery in the Queen's private apartments. Intelligens,
of their safe arrival was trammitted to her Majesty.
Tee Duke of Edinbnrgh (Prince Alfred) ha, been
string" his sow title during the past weak at Liver-
pool. WI he has been he has met with WI
enthusisatie reception. and he lift conditeMd klemelf In
the meaner well befitting the Royal scion of a Royal
house.

Tag EARL or Malt, who, notwithetaading his being
the nprenentatin of one a the cadent families in
Sootland, and tbe primmer viscount and bnron of
Sootland, he. taken no part in puhlw stain for many
yearn, tranquilly brenthed bin Mot at Atka Rouse, on
Tuesday, in the 714 yrar of his age.
Aoctemow Mr flea Maxgarr.—Wedn•eder 141,
being the 29th an ni rorsa.7 of the sconaloo of her Majeety
Queen Victoria to ths Thrown, the hells of the metro-
pol,tian ehurehee rang forth • mem peal. The Royal
standard eras hoisted at the public Mime, and oburehm
I and the boumbould troops paraded with their State
I bends.

Tit GRAND Dtxi AND DUMDUM 011 lIICILLUDURS-
IITIMLITZ left London on Wednesday aftern,roo for the
Continent. They bad Intended to have stayed in Reg•
land for ,everal week., but the disturbed state of affairs
in Germany. and the demand lade epos tau Deoby by
Prorvia to furnish • onntingent to the arsey, ha.. obliged
Gr..nd Doke and Grand Dueheas to lessee England
very suddenly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

WY MOUTH.

SNOI% IN JrNi.—On Saturday tbe Argyllshire
nwuntams were dad in snow, and several Oakes
were even seen in Weymouth.

Vii Nw W ItSLIY•N ILL. —PreplifttiClGl
are being rapidly made by Mr. Stephen Brown, the
builder, for laying the foundation Anse of the new
Wesleyan Chapel, on Coronation Day. A large
gat/twine of the Wesleyan body, from all parte of
the circuit and from Portland, it la expected will be
present on the occasion.

BUIL/ Bociur.—Sermons in behalf of the
British and Foreign Bible Society were preached on
Sunday—at St, lifary's Church, by the Rs,. Talbot
Greene.; and at Radissole, by the Rev. J. Stephen.
a is. On Wednesday aftercsocie, • public tea
meeting, in connection with the society, wee held
In the Meloombe Regis National Schoolroom.
New Flat Esc•Pc —Superintendent Lidbury,
after receiving an order to obtain • fire escape, haa
last no time in procuring one, capable of reaching
the top of the highest house in Weymouth. It was
esposed to view in the market house daring the
morning of Tuesday, and in the afternoon was
tried uto its mode of working in front of
the Town Hall, and might be expected, various
opinions were passed upon it. The majority
of the people congratulated themselves and
the town, that mob an instrument was provided
in eau of need. Happily, Weymouth for • long
series ef yean has been free from fires of • serious
maws, but no one can tell what may be in the womb
of the future. We were formerly acquainted with •
great steeple-chase rider who never broke his neck
but onoe, end that ono. was the last race be rao.

Tim &CUM Evu..—On Tuesday last the Ile.. G.
Phillips, incumbent of Trinity Church, and the Rev. .1.
Fleming, his curate, attended before the magistrates, J.
Ayline. R.q., (Mayor) and R. ()riffle, Esq. Tim Rev.
t. Phillips addressing the Bench said, before the ordinary
business was commenced be wished to bring • matter
before the magistrates' notice. It was In reference to
a house of ill fame in his parirb, situated in Wellington
Place, Feanchim-street. The house was most notorious
and a source of great annoyance to the Inhabitants of
the neighbourhood. Ile then spoke of the riotous
conduct which was constantly carried on, and produced a
petition signed by 20 of the householders in Um vicinity
of the hoes., playing that their Worships would
interfere to put down the honer. Re thought the
hest way would be to bring the cam before the Bench's
notice, no he had previously done in • similar inetanee.
The parties are ratepayers, and the Mayor said that they
could not on the information of any two inhabitants,
hut he (*arr.( they could not act upon that petition.
After • lengthy conversation with regard to the
nuirances crested by this and other houses, and in
which the Mayor intimated that it is the "court of
quarter Sessions which must indict. the Mayor Nail
that the tnagistmtes would use every means in their
weer to put these hon.es down. The clergymen
'hanker] the Bench and retired. There was no other
neee belies the court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

SRI DPO RT.

UNION CONTR•CfI. E. dent's tender for
meat was socepted at the following prices : Pork,
by the ditab, 7I per lb ; beef, without bone, 7.1.
per lb; Neel east, fid. per lb; mutton, 7fd. per lb;
legs and shins of beef to the joint, 93. each. —Bread,
Ist district, Mr. W. Bpiller, Bd. ; 2nd district, Mr.
W. Speller, 51c1; 3rd district. Mr. J. C. Chard, 51.1;
4th district, Mr. J. C. Chard, flfd ; sth district.
Mr. J. Hemmen, 6.1. ; fhb district, Mr. J. Handaford
II.; 7th dis.riot, Mr. J. Renderer& lii.; Bth
district, Mr. C. Belson, 8d ; 9th district, Mr. C.
Baleen, Bd.; 10th district, Mr. W. Spills,. Aid.;
11th district, Mr. W. Spinet, bid.
Tat Gag COMPANY.—Tbe following report is to
be presented to the shareholders of this company, at
' the annual general meeting, on 3rd July ,—" Your
directors are again enabled to oongratulate you on
, the satisfactory position of your affairs. Tbe further
improvements, including the erection of a steam
engine, which were in progress at your last annual
meeting, are now completed, and have enabled
your directors to meet the largely-increased demand
for gas, without difficulty. Your directors consider
themselves justified by the sneezed accounts, in
recommending a dividend at the rate of 7f per
cent., tree of loeoate Tar, payable in October
nest. Your directors propose to make a farther re.
&Dation in the price of gas of Ad. per 1.000 cubic
feet, to take effect from the first of October
nest. This will make a reduction of two shillings
and one penny during the past five years. Your
directors have to draw your attention to the beet
mode of raising additional capital, which the, eon.
tinual increase of your business renders neceesary,
and for which purpose they have sumer hod an
extraordinary meeting of the shareholders. The
balance sheet shows that the cash at bankers on
Ist June, 1865, less £412 6s. 2.1.; coke, tar, and
sundries bad fetched £123 3e. Ild.; gas motel
£1962 Its, 44.; coke, tar, fittings, and sendriee,
£4OO 14e. Ofd. The expeaditare bad been, in.
chiding wages, directors' fees, rest, bills for torrent
year. intermit, stamps, shareholders' dividends, U.,
£2475 19s. lid.; leaving a belanos—cash in band,
£8 Bs. Id.; ditto at bankers, £414 17s. 3d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

PORTLAND.

FONIIRAL. —The remains of Hr. Joseph Gress.
wood, lme foreman of the Goveroment works on the
Verne, were interred in the churchyard, at
Heforne, on fistarday lest 'Flual:ahßev. H. .hunii,
read the burial perms, and also delivered an address
ta those who wore mumbled, on the importance of
being rowed for their lest great change, Lni
dwelling largely on the virtues of the doomed. 12,
his death, be mid, the Government Lad lost s
valuable servant, gm SOP who worked node, kw..
kind and omodersta enaster, and the dwellers osi
the island • neighbour who, aim hie madam there,
had won their love and respect by bus urbmity
kindly disposition. The funeral am very ler,*
attended by the Government officers nod inhabitants
of the island.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

MELCOMBE HORSEY.

AUCTION or LITZ AND DRAM FARMING STOCIL
Ono of the largest and most important males held
for • considerable period in this county took Oros
on Thursday last, under the judicious management
of Mr. &ear, auctioneer, of Dorchester. To the
wide and exteadve reputation d the late owner, the
Mr. Jansen Davis, as • breeder of first-elms horned
heifers and born sheep, ascot be attributed the
large and influeatiid gathering on the oesseecia,
the sale-ground being gracied with upwards
of 600 dealers front thin, the seighbouriag, sad
far off mantles. The proosedinp commenced with
the sale of the hailers, and • lively competition
ensued-2.year-olds realizing £l9 to £24, and
yearlings £l5 10a. to £23 la.. per pair. Then
followed the cart and other horses, store piss end
farming implements. HOMO varied in price, the
top figure being £36, and the pigs and implements
fetched setiaLectory prior. An adjournment for
Luncheon then took place to the bare, and althonB
large and commodious, was wholly inadequate for the
accommodation of the numerous guests. C. J.
Racklyffe, Eaq., of Hyde, presided, and the catering
was confided to the Antelope Hotel Company, who,
under their excellent manage. (Mr. Gardiner), the
requirements of all were well oared for. Previsions
of ell kinds were abundant, the wises especially
receiving a well-merited compliment Isiocheoa
over, the sale was resumed with the sheep (upwards
of 2,600), with the following results :—I-teeth
withers made 508 to 51s. 64. ; 4-teeth, 53a to ;
couples, 130 a.; Steeth ewes, 54e. to 63a; °Wirer legs,
485. 6d. to 5k ed.; chilver lambs, 334. to 36a; ad
wether lambs, sk Id. to 25a 6d. per Lead.
Cider, (two years old) including casks, sold from
20e. to 25e. per hogeheed. Although the unusual
number of 360 lots were disposed of the male was
brought to a close at 5.30, and we imagine the
molt must have been most gratifying to the
otecutora Total proceeds—upwards of £6,1000,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-19

BLAti [WORD.

1.1/1 CORONATION bay—The tradesmen have
unanimously sgreed to close their shops on Corona.
lion Gay. In the absents deny kind of amusement
in the town no doabt many will avail themselves of
the opportunity of seeing Wilton perk, when. •
grand tempera:nee festival is announced to be held.
Conon, FOLIC& —Before G. P. Mengel, Esq.
Henry Mom was brought up in custody charged with
poaching. From the widen°e of the keener Bit.., it
appeared that whil.t be was in Pimperne Wood be saw
the prisoner in the Down. He went to him and on
'mashing him found a live phewasit in his possantiou.—
Prisoner was fined and costa, and in default coin•
mined for one month's hard labour.
BTU DORSIIT MILT& -On Tbareday last several
of the members of the corps tompetei for the
Lieutenant's Cup, and gm entered for the simultaneous
match, namely. Lieut. Johns, Sergeant Greer, Corporal
Ridont, Corporal Gulliver, and armourer King. The
ranges were 230, 600, and 000 yards, seven rounds owl.
—The following were the some : Lieut. Johns, 51;
Sergeant Green, 45; Lance-Corporal Gulliver. 41;
Private Bartlett. 40; Private Erma. 40; Armourer King,
40; Private Elmer. 39; Mr. Atkisson, 38; Priests
Nesbitt, 35; Corporal Ridout, 34 : Private Payne. 25.
lieutsuant Johns wh reads the highest wore gave up
the imp to Sergeant Green.
BLANDTORD AGRICULTURAL SOClllTT.—Thimlutaal
mowing match of this society took plane to the
Crown -Meadow, (by permission of Mr. Joseph
Williams) on Saturday last. The number of oots-
petitors, was much larger than usual for the various
prises--eight in the champion and twenty six in the
premium Chia The judges, Mr. John Mitchell,
Mr. llomoney and Mr Simms, expreseed themselves

• Some engineers Item the Show-yard, at leaHaltom
visited damellene lad weak. bed calculated the weisfit
at one of tb• jirpeupertnetunheet stases Shoe is TO
bee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-19

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 186.
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DIVISION OF PROFITS.

EXTRACTS FROM THE REPORT BY THE DIRECTORS UPON THE
INVESTIGATION OF THE COMPANY'S AFFAIRS,
AND DIVISION OF PROFITS, AS AT 15TH NOVEMBER, 1865,
SUBMITTED TO A SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE COMPANY, HELD
221 D MAY, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-19

i.e.

CONRSCRATION. —OO Wedheediy the Lord ishop
of the diocese will consecrate the obttreh of Winter
-
borne itelatone, Dorset.

-
Tal
Acmes. —The commission for bolding the
summer maizes will he opened on Thurvilay, the
19th July, and the trials a prisoner, will be prc•
needed with on Priday morning. Judges Mr.
Justice Byles and Mr. Justice Blackburn.

CONFIRMATION. —The Lord Bishop of Saliabury
will administer the sacred rite of Confirmation at
the places and at tia• hours mentioned ari undar :
Tureday. June 19 Blaodford St. Mary, at 4 p.m.
Wednesday. Jane 20 Dorchester All &dots, at If p.m.
Thursday. June 21 Beaminster, at 11 cm.
Friday, June 22 fthaftesbury, at 3 p.m.
Sunday, June 24 Bishopatoo, at 3 p.m.
Tex TROTS ADOLMON (OXFORD) BILL. In
committee on this Ball, the amendment of Sir
William Heatboote, which if carried Mr. Coleridfit,
the originator of the measure, declared would render
the Bill worthless, was defeated by 245 against 172.
In tig. majority were: Tbe Hon. W. H. B. Portman.
Lieut. -Col. N. Blurt, Mr. R. B. Sheridan, Captain
El. G. Gridley, Mr. J. H. M. Calcraft, and Mr. C.
Waring; and in the minority Mr. J. Ploys:, Mr.
R. Brooks, and Mr. J. W. Trashy.

Tim &ISOM BILL—Two important divisions on
the Reform Bill took plain in the House of Commons
on Thursday. The Bret wee on an amendment pro-
posed by Mr. Hunt to base the (machine upon rating
instead of rental. The numbers were for the
ameadmeat 273, against 280. In the minority
were Mr. H. G. Start, Mr. J. Player, Lieut.-Col.
N. Start, Mr. R. S. Sheridan, Mr. R. Brooks, and
Mr. J. W. Troth, ; sad dm majority included:
Lissom H. G. Gridley, Mr. H. H. Hodpeon, Mr.
adarafti Mr. H. D. Seymour, and Mr. C.
Woriall• TbSosoond division was on an emend-
nsenS proposed by Kr. Beaker liimaloops to alike