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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

STURMI:f9TEK NEWTON.

PETIT SESSIONS, Sept. 27th. Before John
Hassey, Req., M. S. 'footman, Esq., the Rev. H. T.
Boner, and H. S. Bower. Esq. Francis Hervey, of
Southampton, wee brought up in custody charged
with playing and betting at a cartel° game of chance
sailed "pricking the garter," at Shroton Fair, on the
previous day.—P.C. Biles proved the ease, and the
prisoner, who made no defence, mu enotnitted for sae
month's hard !Amer.—Thomas Stainer, of Wisher,,
was brought up in custody, haring been apprehended on
a warrant the same morning by P.C. Rules, charged with
violently assaulting Robert Archer, of the same plies, at
Shroton Fair. on the previous evening.—Mr. Chitty ap-
peared for the prisoner.—The endows@ went to show
that the parties were brothers-in-law, and that they
both kept • stall with confectionary at the fair. They
bad some attenuation shout a small sum of money, when
the defendant struck the complainant a violent blow on
the right eye and another in the mouth. His eye was Gem.
pletely closed and his teeth loosened. The magistrate, eon.
sidered the prisoner to have been guilty of • moat
savage assault, and convicted him In the full penalty of
£5, or two months bard labour.—Paid.—Thomas
Buffett. of Stunainster, was summoned by the polies
for being drink and riotous at the same place on the
24th September.—The defendant pleaded guilty and
expressed his regret. —Penalty 511. and se. wets, or
seven days.—Paid.—Charlee Curtis, of Sturminater.
was summoned at the instance of Supt. Hammond,
under the Poaching Prevention Act. —Mr. Chitty
appeared for the defendant, who was met on the high-
way, at [germinator, at twenty minutes peat ten at
night, on the 3rd September, by P.C. Poynter with •
large " drag net" in his possession, which had been
very recently used. It was quite wet, and had a
quantity of partridges' feathers and clover heads about
it.—The Bench impmed a fine of Ed, including costa, or
two months' bard labour.—The money was paid.—
James Harris, of &Abridge, was summoned by Andrew
Brown, of the same place, for tmeapeasing in match of
game at that pariah on Sunday, the 16th flepX—The
offence was fully proved, and the defendant was Sued
iv and 151. costs, or one month hard labour.--Semuel
Green. of Stalbridge, was summoned by the polio, for
removing a cow on the highway in that parish after
suneet on the Bth Sept.—The defendant said the cow
was removed by his son and unknown to him.—Penalty
3s. 64. and Cs eads.—.Thoume Moulin, of Hinton Si.
Mary, was summoned by the mine officer for rernoring
two cows from Sterminster to Hinton without a &ones
on the 10th ult.—The animals it appeared were removed
from • common meadow, at Sturmiester, where the
defendant thought be could take them from without a
permit.—Penalty 3e. 6d.„ and °oats de.—lamesCoornbe,
George Ore*, and Harry White, three boys of Star.
minder, wive fined Is. each and costa 2s. each, for dis-
turbing the congregation in Stunninster Church oe
Sunday evening 16th Sept., and warned to be Genial
for the future. The ease was not In the present instance
prenatal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

HAIR, 1111•LbY

MMOIRM

mooßrs CASHMERE QUININE BALM
is positively the most certain, elegant, and
agreeable compound for giving healthy vigour to the
very root, of the Hair, and re.toring it even after
years of Baldness. It also combines the remarkable
property of making the hands soft and white. Price
Ss. 64.. 4e. 64., is. 64., and lls. per bottle. Prepared
only by JAMES RORKE. and sold by Agents
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

BRID PORT.

COUNTY POLICE, WEDNINDAY.—Beroard Way,
of fialway Ash, was charged by his wife with
threatening to do her bodily injury, and was re-
quired to find one surety in £lO, and himself to be
bound over in £2O to keep the pesos towards her,
which having been done he was discharged.

BOROUGH POLICE. Tueday. —Before S. Vir•
Whetham, J. Williams, and J. P. Stephens.
Pure. Alfred Hodson was charged by P.C. Humber
with drunkenness. lie found him in front of the
George Inn, SouthUreet, at four o'clock that morning,
drunk and making • notes, so he took him into custody.
He was fined 55., and Its. costa.--George Hallett was
charged with assaulting P.C. Oreenstock the previous
evoining.—Prisonor pleaded guilty and said it was
through baying "a drop of drink."--Sergeant Lavender
said he did not wish to press for a heavy penalty an it
was the regatta on Monday, and the assault took plane at
the harbour through the defendant being drunk. The
Bench in ooneequente took a lenient viaw of the use
and fined defendant IL, and costs 71.—W IMIESDAY.-
Before S. W. Whetbam, Esq.—Henry Ford, of Brad.
pole, • young man, wa• charged with drunkenness in
RAII.SiTaIt, at about L3O a.m. that morning. He vu
fined 15s. and cods Si.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-09

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IMPROVED STEERAGE CORN DRILL.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF ENGLAND._PLYMOUTH MEETING, JULY 1885.

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KIN GSTON- ON-THAMES, ENGLAND,
IL-I.XHIBITED Eight Drills and Two Horse Hoes, and were awarded NINE PRIZES, after the most Severe Competition ever known
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Illanufeeturen of the Improved Patent Turnip mai Weave Drilla, with Barrels sad Reel ampere for Guano, fiaperphosplialm es. In men qualifies I. ieh to
lOW PRIZE wee awarded at the Plymouth Show asub vi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

ir oritoponbenct.
•
A MELANCHOLY CAM.

fie Ms Bikers.
May I sell the atioetko of your teeders Is the follow.
les palatal COM ? A cirrpsan sense up to Leedom •
f..w bootee aim for as wonders. It wee seseeseeiful.
A frightful Moen followed, daring whisk his Isolited
vrifo mused hi. with isdebdigable ears. day sad We*
DIM./ tads( of kw oloshes for three or leer ateethe.
He is now better situ auroral heelth, but his brats has
Oven way, sad the result of • hook oressltstion of
doctors last week oes that prelysia of the basin bail
supervened, sad that though he Wilts liv. for booths,
or cub years, he could Inver again esdertaks say
shill Or literary work. ha their whole esistentra
drponded as his they are saw, oessequently utterly
dessitete. Wise saA soarbidas food of all kals dove
ordered for his by the down, which they aurae*
afford to gel, sad they haws so bastion wiskiever is •
positwe to modes show. To id to their okay, a
schoohseoter, for who. this p..elergymea had peas
bounty to enable hi. to obtsls a Govonwerat appoint.
meat, ebecoreded She other day, sod the ibblities bays
of coarse, fallso opus then. The afoot of thils
is to try Bed raise • selleteet own !oho able to .
• all sneak for lbws ;se that, /arias she thatsm
II may to prolong Ids Wst, they way, at Weak
be able to obtain 00010011 aresorries. Seiroriptioak
either by 'book or pert-oflee min, will be intafdly
rosemid by ; lihrlbesh) lady Herbert, Wiltee-boese,
Salisbury, to who. Ho am is well know.
I remain, your faithful amok
Loadoe, May 110. IL E. H.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

111 W MUSIC HALL

During the stay of the Yeomanry the New Moak
Hall hes been opened for dramatic perforoanom by
Lb. 4th Dorset V.loather Rifles Amateur Dramatic
Society, together with the oelebrated Mackoey, the
nigger melodist On Saturday the Amateur
Dramatists gave the laoghable drama entitled "A
Day too lath for the Fair," and on Monday and
Tuesday evenings were performed the " Ticket.of-
leave Man," or, 'The °on r iot's return from Portland."

It ia the drat time we hare sti our amateur per.
formers, and we were agreeably surprised at the
saloons with which tce 'mescal artutes acquitted
themselves. The two pieces we have seen went off
remark ably well, and gave greet satiefatition to the
well filled houses, se was maaifeeted by their
repeated applause. Tb. "rnimitable" Hackney of
course caused roars of laughter, se be always dom,
but we need offer no comment on his celebrated nigger
datum sod his mugs. Alcune everyone has sees
and beard him owe, sad to have seen him mos is to
see him for a liftatisse. He is always the mow

Waysarkar..

This may be considered the We ycetath "Dot by
Day." The weather was for more favourable than
any that preceded or 'wooded it daring the stay of
the Yeoassary this year, sad several amassed'
embraced be opportunity of being present to see the
spurt no the mods—the place where the MOM bore
annually took plasm is ais olden Lime. Two
muttons perfumed the dairy of the grand stand,
white so comedies aeidoeod mew distance off did
duty se a private Weed to which payment for ad-
MUNI n was freely gives. Mr. Pothensry, to-day,
soled as judos, Mr. Hayman was dark of the males,
Mr. Wadsworth again rimed as starter, Mr. W.
Bunton and Mr. Lsegford were clerks of tie merle,
sad the polies tuuk art active pa" and admirably
praserved lbs lino of the wain* Thelelleviag air
san4 of the aglecnoon's aanmenanaas—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

FONT RACING.

In the evening, the sports, sooording to the pro-
gramme, consisted of pony raciog on the sands in
front of the esplanade. Notwithstanding the wind
cataloged to hlow fiercely from the ease, and the
shoals of duet carried hither and thither in all
directions rendered it soothing hut pleasant to the
spectators. There Irma large number of persona all
alotig the esplanade, including several hundreds of
the beauty and fashion of the town and neighbour-
hood. Tits racing. upon the whole, may he
considered exceedingly good, and evidently excited
moth intermit among those •bo were present. The
enures along the sande wee well kept by the p,Aioe.
sod neither obstruction nor accident occurred. Mr.
Wadsworth ehly performed his duty as starter, and
Mr. Quarter-Master Groves save the highest satis-
faction in the fulfilment of his office as judge. The
followiug is the result of the proceedings :

THI PIT STARTS of four guineas, for ponies not el,
seeding 13 ha.la; beats, About on. nine. over for
Melts of hurdles • snitch ereiuht• ; intro,..2A. Id
each to go to this oynd pony. Eleven °atrial.
Mr. Mitohell's Butterfly. vied (Prinee)l-1
Mr. Yeari.ley's Unespeeted (1121ery) 2-2
Mr. Cons May y I..ywooss9 o—3

flieeliee's Nipper
Mr. Kelleiray'• Humbag
__ • _ .

(Sania) 3-0
(al,seas.) 0-0

Mr. p.m eep's Charlie (Ci•ll,ei 0-0
Br. Ouland's grey pony fits/ (Roberts 0. 0
Both heats were exceedingly red, Unexpected waking
a on second each tine, and all the otters well up is
the rear.

THE G•LILOWAT STAKES of six guineas, the gift of H.
E.hrard., Esq.. for ponies n. 4. exceeding 14 heed.;
bests, .bout a mile, over four Sights of hurdles;
catch weights ; entrance Ss, each, to go to the wood

posy. B.irra entries.
Mr. Cliirland's West &Nglaod, 8 years (8. Roberts) 1-1
Mr. BTaiond's Ll.lccumbe 6 Twill (8y mond.) 2
Mr. P. inror's Miltoo... (P,1.20) 3-0

Zhu land'a 0-3
Mr. Ward'. Dt.er, aired ... (Lowtoto) 0-0
Mr. fieyno•r't Magpie .. (White) 0-0
Mr. Charles CleJa • Street Mary (W. Roberta) 0-0

A false start was made in commenting the ant beet,
when they got off well and performed a eepital rem.
Faseh haat Wrst of Fashand esme tip to the winning
Chair about throe lengtbs aimed, the remsioder being
well up with the wooed home.
A MATCH of two sovereigns for beaten ponies. Distance
about • lade, over four light, of hurdles.
Five started. Humbug 011 IND in first by several
Inngthg, bat having retured the lower Might nf !toren.
was di.utialifie.l. The prise wee amerningly awarded to
Way Fly, whiett mine in woad, Charlie, making a good
third. An OICALHaf mos.

A MATCH of two inVeTeigllS NT beaten ralloways; dis-
sents ebout • mile, over foot eights a hurdles.
Five started. Mr. Gmlawr's Shag tonk the lead on
leaping the first flight of hurdler. and m•lnteineil its
position till the claim of the race, Delambs, Milton,
and Magpie being well up.

I.nring mob eveoing ties Yeomanry tend, under
the able -leadership of Mr. Eyrie, hue p•r6•102.d •
choice selection of music in froot of the Royal
Hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

CRICK ER ELL

The RESTRICTIONS ON TUB REMOVAL OF C• 171.11.
—A meeting of the cattle plague committee took
plane on Saturday, at the 81:limboII. Present: J. J.
Farquharson, jun., Esq., (chairman), M. Williams,
J. B. Bridge, K Williantu, and K Pearce, Fsqrs.
The committee baying (wandered the propriety of
declaring the parish of Chiokerell free from disease,
and it appearing that, although • mouth had elapsed
moos the disappearance of the dievse• from the
pariah, the intention of the Privy Conocil wan to
prevent the removal of store cattle until the expira-
tion of a period of two months after the appearance
of any disease, they determined to adjourn the
qnsetion of making any declaration at all until the
30th of June next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

BATH AND

RICHMOND AND CHANDLER,
SALFORD, MANCHESTER,
Will exhibit at the above Welter, • selection of their
PRIZE MEDAL CHAFF CUTTERS, CORN CRUSHERS,
HORSE GEAR WORKS, NEW PATENT BREAD KNEADING MACHINNI,
ROOT WASHERS, IMPROVED STEAMING APPARATUS, SACK-HOLDERS Sc., Sc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

OWERMOIUNE

FIRL - Friday week a straw stack, belonging
to Mr. Sykes, of Gallon farm, which was standing
in • field by the read.side, waa disoovered on Bre,
awl it was totally consumed. TIN origin of lb.
&sister up unknown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

ISLE OF WIGHT.

The We of Wight Artillery Militia, ander the
command of Limit. 4.;olontil Percy Scott., coocbsded
their &Donal training oa Saturday. They were
',cowered at Oarisbrooka Casa, by Uttl. Eliot, R. A.,
on Thursday, and he woks in the highess terms .1
the steadiness sod sfficinacy of dm aorpa Daring
the period the men haws been in billets no complaint
of insobriety or disorderly conduct has been made.

FLOGGING IN TNII ARMY AT PA RI NU NIT
Baitaitcaa. A youth not over eighteen year,
reosived fifty lashes and six mouths' hard labour for
no greater offence than giving away to an unfortu-
nate ungovernable temper. The punishment took
plane about the 13th inst. So revolting was the
spectacle that more than a dozen of the mon in the
front rank wbo witnessed this act of cruelty dropped
dews in • dead faint
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

Till LONCINION

Took place at the Royal Hotel and, we believe,
gave the greatest satisfaction. The iambs were
Lwd Dishy, Mn. C. W. DiE4'7,
Major Framptoo, Lieut. H. Williams, Mat sod Mat
Newington. Mire May Shirley, Mrs Arthur Shirley,
Mr. G. and Mira Arden, Miss Blennerbassett, Mr.
A. Quick., Mrs. Weston, Miss Thornton, Mrs.
Thornton, Mies Allen, Rev. G. B. Sluthwell, Hon.
&ward Digby. °Moors of the Nod Regiment,
Mejor Wray end Officers of the Royal Engineers,
Mies Braga*, Miss Groan* Mrs. Talbot Baker,
Mr. sad Mrs. Hindersley, Rev. R. A.. 'Coddle, Mrs.
Riddle, Mrs. Griffis, Capt. Pretor, Mr. Le Mer-
chant, Mr..f..P. F. Gundry, Mrs. J. Good, lire.
Heals, Miss Ham', Mr. W. S. Good, Mist ()trodden,
Mrs. Hareem, Mr. J. Farqubarem. Mn. Farquhar-
spa, Miss Pympint, tar. I. Maned, Mrs. Neville,
Mies Vandelear, Miss Hawbetworth, Capt. Wade..
leer, 11,11 Whalley, CAW.. J. W. Daniell, 0-doriel
Thompson, Um G. W. DanieLl, Rev. V. F. Ram- I
wane, Mies !looks, hire nooks, Mr. G. Blink Mrs
Hill, Mies Cm Um Cox, Lieut.-C-1. Cni, WS,
Foster. Capt. Gould, Mies 13011,04, Rev. Mr. Brewer, '
Miss Neat, Rev. J. Neat, Mrs. Neat, Mrs. Fes,
Mn. Blmosebasestt, Mr. Omidry, the Mayor of
Weymouth, Hos. R. Talbot, HAL A. Bragg*,
A. Mrneel, Yrs. H. Yeatinso, Miss Bankes.
Mrs. Brakes. Miss Frederica Beaker, tin. Fyier,l
Mrs. Fyler, Mias Roma Beth.., Mrs. H. Bashes.'
Capt. B. Browns sari Officers of the Royal Portland
Artillery, Mrs. H. W. Digby, Rev. R. W. Diehy,
Misr Beatrice Butte, Mee Phipps. Mims Betts, Mr.
Wins, Master Philip Ilcstagua Mr'. Glyn, Mr. W.
lite:eel Wood, Mr. Fraser, Raw. John Blearsr-
bsopett, Bev. & W. Fri, Commander J. W, &AR
Mr.. Eask WU Whalley, Mr. I Be restbsay
Ontidly, Mime St Whiger, .14. Whim WS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

Imptrial Parlfa:ntnt.

110CTSS OF COMMONS.

TRURSDAT.—Kr. Disraeli sated if the Government
had any oommunication to make with marmot to tbit
Propomid Coofer-ne on the ireneral state f aff.ir. to
&mope. Th• Chancellor of the litsitheqner replied
that he mat not in a no.ition to add to the statement
made on Friday by L.rd Cla,endon in the Room of
Lord.. Onverno.ent, he said had entertained the
propped! fore Ont.f. renal of the Greet Power., mith an
earned &sire, Ant not at pre.ent erilb any sanguine
hope.. of tneeefully •din.iirg lb* questions at is.ue.
Ti e Chtneellor of the Bechequer sohnequrnily moved
the aroond reading of t ot Terminable Anonitie.' Bill in
a very elaborate •of statistical speocib, god • long
debate ensued thereon.

FRIDAY.—The speaker took the chair at four o'clock,
hat there not being 40 members present, "ao house"
erea made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

CATTLE MARKETS.

IIRTIMPOLIT•111, Thursday. —The 11111istsol. bomb bore
to-day woe ['ridged. Good and prime moved of
steadily, at full qnstatioes. othetwbe, the trade was im
mare, ,n former term% The top figure was bs. M. per
81h. Prisms Downs •nd half .breds were in request, at
fall priors. Inferior breeds were somewhat heavy, at
late rates. The highest quotation was Ss. par 81h.
Plinio lamb. were quo' as dear as on Mood.;; other-
wise the trade war *largish. Calves and pip--the sup-
ph*, of whirl were moderate—moved of *lowly, at late
rates.

Per 81b. to sink 41» OffaL
id. id. id.id.
Sof. enano boasts 310 to 4 3 Ptimotosth4tnraos i. o I
-wood quality 4 4to 4 a Ix,. moss walwoo3 4 t lIS
r risut Ist' f leo 4 10 to 5 n ,P 114.4 mall
Prime Petro, o. 3 0 lii S Lords boy.— 4 4 4
1"i t'n.rtie •Itevit 3 11l 4.4 4 illgewl owl porkers 4 II to 4 IS
ooeood tiotttity 4 1.1 5 3 5.5.43. cti 000frohn oto ft
l'rlut•eoarso wild I 1.3 $ 141,041 41, pi 01A33 4
Lamb, 114. ad. to ii Sd.

TOTAL Surrt.v. Brit lab—Beam 530 ; Own, - ;
plieep •evi I* to 4., .370; calves. 10; pen. iso.—ronkv.
—BeAste, 210; 'beep aod lambs, 1,700; 46
piss. a

NIWOATO AND LEADS:MALL, Friday.—Tbsee market/
are well supplied a ith mat. The trade is steady, at
our quoaatioas :

Per. Blb., h7tbeareser.

4. d. .d. I ..d. 4. I.
WWI, bog . 3 ito 3 3 Inferior nottt4on 8 Ito 4 I
Middling ditto 3 3„ 4 0 Iddl ng Ago.. 4 9„ 3 •
Prime lards do. 4 2 „ 4 I Primo Clio .. .3 •„ 4 $
Primo moll ditto 4 I „ 4 9 I Lop pork . .. 4 • ~ 4 I
Veal 4 4 .. 5 4 j ems I Mit* .... 4 S„ I 3
Lamb, la. 4d. le 7. IC

Bumf,. Thorad•y.— Only a short supply of heel wag
on offer at te-day'a market, aminmared with last week's,
bet the quality was very good. Priem being very high,
• .low and llngerina trade wag tb. coaeasquence. Hew.
ever, all the beef waa elearad not, buyers giving ea& to
folti. per eat. The supple of mtg.., was large, and of
excellent quality, and the priori showed no 'drum
upon thole of not week. The general prioes en tifd.
to 61 per lb. All the lamb on offer sold at 104. to
104 1.. and some very excellent animals actually realged
111. per lb. There were • fe• fat pigs oa offer. wilts&
wild at 10a. per more ; the remainder °engaged of small
sea store piss, and thew sold at from 18s. to Ws. each.
There leg not a hundred altogether In the =Oast In
ouneequance of Biceps bone fair lolling on Wednesday
and Tounday, there were not hall-adozen Lome on
,how.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

JERSEY.

BsuTAL labs,. —Another murder—the second
that baseecurred within three weeks—wee committed
on the island of Jersey on Monday week. A French
man named Constant, a farm labourer, called at the
boost of a farmer named Restonf, and naked Mrs.
Itenouf for a draught of cider. There being no
other person upon the premises she was afraid of the
man, and to get rid of him gave bim a jugful of cider.
He was then in tbe yard at the bank of the boner,
and as Mrs. amour was banding him tbe drink, he
threw a handful of dust into her eyes, and the.
knocked her down. Bite managed to get on to her
feet and escape into the house, the man followinit
her. fie pin knocked her down and eadeavoured
to force her, but she succeeded in preventing the
accomplishment of hi. design. Bagel in his inten
tion, he knelt upon her chest, seized herb, the hair,
and dashed her bead violently upon the stone floor.
leaving her for dead. Her cries brought aaataaor
to her, and medical aid was sent for from town.
Her injuries were found to be so great, that no bops
was entertained of her recovery. and in Lb. course of
the erasing she died. The murderer, who is will
known, will doebtless be wieldy captured. The
deceased was pregnant at the tens of the dreadful

rooms, and three bedrooms together with dim aooom.
mandating' forileanisagwe mid despair. Aid with mesh
a cottage I gonfidem/y mewl that any twahanie
lebourer ie this town, who is in ordinary health sad
strength, and who whit proper snarl, wt rim to woes
tome Inebtfal evils, may terabit hiettalt Me remedy
for saah evils mono* he • work it grateitoes chenty.
It must be • wieder al business. The mower expended
•intst pay • fail good interest. But observe that .4 this
the worglog mom will have bis full ears and benefit.
I will seepage the rent to be CIO • year; it 'sty
perhees b. lean. Bat then in widition to the five room.,
and throe moat econoowe.llv arranges, 1 propose that
there shell be ettsehed to each cottage so mach v. 14
sad gush apelianass as Mull enable • sober and gado..

trims wan of any elsas to psy that rent, or to get out
of ths buildings sad ground in produce for Its
family a fun euld••leat. So that, for instants,. • ups
°"‘eho BOW b•s to pay out of his earnings 21. 61. rent,
would ens in paying 4a. a week for a muse,. ten
time* Mier than that ha has at present, really 'arm
his 24 6d. His rent would ha increased ; but his boots
would be insreasad in greater proportion.
gear, «wage ought to have at lead ona tenth or an
..„...ttoohot to ft, ft woyhi b batter to haat On
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

HOOK-

SODDEN DU= Or • CNILD.—• few days ago,
as Mna. Deere, • labourer's wife, wee giving "
it days old, the breast, it naddenly expired
in her erne An inquest was held, and • verdict of
death from natural comas returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

RICHMOND eti CHANDLER beg to call the attention of Agriculturists to the many
important improvement, lately introduced ie their bisishiom, and polet with Osamu" to the Lie ell
Priem eluded them lest year at the various bleetinp throughout the kisgdom, m being • owneluive proof that
in Design, Workumashio, and Material, these 11[schism are "wooed to Doss."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

W EY MOUTH.

FATAL BOAT AOCIDIVT. —Yesterday afternoon
Henry Lock, Req., held an inquest at the New
Bndge Inn, touching the death of George Gordon,
a young man of 23, belonging to the town. It seems
that on Sunday evening, ahout eight o'clock.
Gordon. with a brotherdn.law, and a pereon
named Panty, went in a trow to moor a couple of
lighters lying off the backwater, belonging to
Gordon's father. They succeeded in mooring one of
them, but when proceeding to the other aide of
the trow gave way, it immediately filled with
water and went down, and the three men were sub-
merged. Gordon sank, and was no more sees, but
the other two with the help of an oar and a piece of
the bust, managed to keep shoat till they were
rescued by two persona named 8A4107. Immediate
steps were taken to recover the body of Gordon, but
they were not etioneeeful till an boor after the
accident, when, of course, life was extinct. The
jury returned • verdict of accidentally drowned.
Poinotrimo nr Mui•Dvextualt.. —An inquest was
held at the H-.pe Taeern, on datnrday, before H.
Lock, Req , depu.y coroner, on the body of Wait. r
Stevens, aged ail days. It appeared from the
evidence that the child was somewhat restless, and
that Mrs. Bryant, who lodges in the house, advised
the mother to give it some medicine which she bad
received for herself BOUM months back, of Dr.
Rhodes. A small quantity of the medicine was
given, and on the child being observed to get
seriously ill, Dr. Nathan was sent for. The
medicine had then been taken about seven or eight
hour; and on Dr. Nathan arriving, seeing the child
narootised, the body being cold and pallid, and the
limbs plaireid and relaxed, he at once pro- '
@minced the uses perfectly hopeless, and the
child died shortly afterwards. Dr. Nathan subse-
quently called at Dr. Rhodes's surgery, and found
that the medicine contained nue drachm of Liquor
opii sediuma. The quantity given the child be
considered was sediment to cause death, as infants
are peculiarly susceptible of the influence of opinen.
lb. Coroner explained that if poison was given
by misadventure, it was tantamount to accidenial
death, and tbe jury returned a verdict accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

BLANDFOR D.

Vomiters= C•sir Fos D. —The amount subscribed
in this town and onighbourhowl towards the fund up
to the present time is nearly £3O. It is hoped that
more will b. yet added to the list before it Mown in.

HOKTICULTUIL•L Suomi'. —The optima Uwe of this
society, with a view of enlisting the co-operation of
those friends who last year agreed to become
guarantors aganurt any loss incurred by the annual
show, invited them to a public meeting on Wed...
day last at the Tomatoll, for the purpose of coo•
sidering what shoos should be adopted with regard
to the show of this year. The °heir was tart by
J. 8. Daniel, Esq.. and there were also pressat,
Meant Johns, Darden, IL Groves, W. Greven, T.
,IL Park; D. Efinvtlle, 8. abbe* T. a Bainiek
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

DESTRUCTION OF OTTRRY WY. MARY BY
FIE&

To the Sditors.

- -
A sad calamity ha. just befallen this little hewn,
and mama each mammy* distress that I tun Missed
to appeal through you to ths Jsoarny of eke
public for assistance. About roidday on Friday a
tire broke out ia a oottage adjoining our national
schools, which speedily destroyed the school premises,
and spread with astonishing rapidity, as the bosom •
were mostly !humid, aed there was & stress wind
prevailing throughout the day. to the OIMIZOB of •
1.. I. virs, in spite of the most igotc..same to
check its •iolanos. the Sr. ds.troy.d no lees time 111
honer. lu mauy cases the escapees were usable
to ems their furnitere, mid the salsotropbe has
rendered swirly 500 pumps homeless. They aid,
belong to the poorer oleos, and, ea is usually the case,
are utterly unprotected by inearanes. A committee
was immediately appointed to relieve their 1"s
wants amid proem, teat shelter for them.ti
Lb. liberality of the labaiis.ts of the Motility
(thoufh it will ea doubt be generously eiterted) meet
be quite inadequate to meet the urges& reeguiremente
of so many families who have been dm twanged
to destitution. 1 am, therefore, impelled to
mined you to make known the wee% of my dep
tressed parishioners, sad to allow me to Mate that
enlesoriptions on their behalf will be thaiikfalts re-
paved by

YOGI' 06.4iad servaat,
SIDNICY W. CORIUSH, D.D..
Vika: 4 Maw, fit. !Lary.
P.& —• subseription has bass entered boo as the
art, beaded by the nituditonat gift al £lOO by oar
kind and generous betghboar, fiu Timms Dyke
delandL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

ecclesiastical Initilfgente.

TH. Record understands that according to the
Attorney-General, Sir Rosh Catros, and other counsel.
the Ritualist+ are sating illeaally, and nay be stoppod
by 101.1 proona
Virw ftinacs AT RHTPTIFLD.—On Moeda. the Arch-
bishop of York laid the corner-ston• at SR Meld of a
insguilloent church aboth is betas erected, wi' h
adjsceet schools, of tie sole expense of Mr. Alderman
John arnwn, the lieml of the ins of John Brown and
Co., armoar-plate manufacturers to lb* Admiralty.
Me church, wlan completed. will have a spirt* of 190
het in beieht, and will be dedl'oted to All Saints.
The cost of the choreb and retools will be 215,00/.
explosive of the purchsee of the lend.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

81DMOUTFL

Bsatovs Film—About half-past ten on Friday
night a flee was discovered in an unoosupied thatched
loose, adjoining tbe Manna Hotel, about half way
up the gephioade. The fire speedily onattninuctted
to the hotel itself. and heroes it could be got under,

lestroyed fear bosses in all; sin, the of; unocco-
wed. tbe hotel. the boom of Mr. Mitchell, carr,er,
and • dwelling osempied by Smith, • fly-drieer.
Ns Yeomanry being on duty 10 Sidmootb, were
-sailed oat by order of tbe commanding officer. They
formed two Its.. down to tbe sea, and banded op
water with a rapidity that presented tbe fortber
teosioo of the Boom. Tbe officer, acted with the
utmost energy and spirit. The Sidmnuth engine
alone 000lcl be obtained. By tine o'clock the Ire
Cu got noder. We bear that Dot one of the douses
was insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

CORPS CASTLE

Fian.—Oo Tuesday a fire broke oat at tbis
In some outbuildings near the Square, in the temps.
tion of Mr. Hoary Cutler, but fortunately their beteg
plenty of seestance at hand and • good supply of
water, the dames were prevented from mreedins,
but a cow abed and stable, belonging to the lie,. N.
Bond, were destroyed. They were not insured.
FILIBMDLT 80CISTT —The members of tbe "Red,
White, and Blue Friendly Society" bald their anni-
versary here last week. Th. reoeipta of the club
were 198 13s. ed. During the year Z 74 5t ed. has
been paid to oak members, leering • balance for the
present year of £l4 be. 21. The capital account at
the close of the lest prat ab.wed th4t the total
amount of the moiety's funds was fliti6 3e. 7d., and,
with the balsam just deolared. thecae') now ponsilmis
£409 lle. 91., of which £379 154 31. km been
dep.eited in the Sayings' Bank. The oamber of
mrinben in receipt of nook pay was 51, and the total
number of members at preemie on the books wesl32,
being an manses of seven over the previous year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

MAIDEN NEWTON.

CLVII £NPIVZUAZY. —The anniversary of this
society took place no Tuesday lad, when the
members sedembled, and attended Divine service at
WI parish obwob, the Rev. F. T. Salmon officiatieg.
The serum was from Geist-seas vi. 3. The dinner
took place at the Whits Home lon at one o'clock,
which wag well provided by Host Peckham. FL M.
Riddell, 11-q in the chair. We were oorry to see
each a small number of visitors at the church and at
the diaper, and Walt the farmers and influential
men in the neighbourhood would do well both for
the club and frw themselves to give it • little more of
their support Mr. Beaded read the annual
report, by which it appeared the balance in
head was £364 It.. He add the man
who had had good health ought not
to grudge his la. or ls. 6.1. for the Nippon of the
brother who bed met with an accident sad suffered
en much pain. The officers appointed for the eezt
sear were Mr. Kendall, prosolost ; Mr. Chicle.
Whittle, vim- president; Messrs. Henry Hodges and
John Peckham', treasurers. Mr. Heed, of °iodinate,
with the leave of the president, impressed the
interest be felt in globe generally, more especially in
the Maiden Newton Club, and hoped its membsis
would increase. He beaded £1 to the president for
the benefit of the club. —Mr. Brown mid he misled
two or three of their oldest members, 'harshly
took it on himself to propose the health of the
preeideat with musical honours, which were duly
lead by Mr. Brown.—Mr. Randall. in Imtandull
thanks, said, If you motto pet a man in en awkward
position, you should pat lei= up to speak when be
has milting to talk about. He bad bad the
pleasure of retorting; Mouths for twenty-eight
years as the proldent of the Club. As the
young men wanted to see their sweethearts and
husbands their Wives be must be cruel t...• keep them
very long, &bicolor* be gave them the old rule, be
"merry and wise, and if you forl queer in the
upper storey go home and go to bed and to-morrow
on one will be the wiese"—(laughter). Mr. Brown
sang the song "Johnny Rands." Tb• us. Maiden
Newton braes band played at intervals therieghont
the entertainment very 'dowdy. Mr. Rendo pro-
posed the health of the bend, and hoped that be and
the Maiden Newton people generally would have
the plasm,* of bearing Übe= frequently in future.
He had much pleasure in saying they were greatly
improved. and hoped that if they went to the
Crystal Palace they would he succedful and be-
come lb. champion Land of the country. The
dinner terminated by singing " God save the
Queen." when the company adjouroed to the geld
behind the boom, where danciag was kept up with
great spirit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

OTTE RY 81'. MARY.

GRIAT : 120 Hoot= DISTIOYID.—Abogg
~id-clay I at Friday • broke out on the premium, .t
be rear of the charity School, leading from Ottery
Lyme gees. The rabool was noon in donee, and •
time out wind preceding, the Are spoiled rapidly. 4,4
n leas than 12 boon% despite the greatest
elidne it, 190 honor.. forming • treat portion of th.
•iiwg irrre demolished. The people were &hie t 0.... hot
• swell portion of their good.; all that mold hr mt
"at was piled in troottivion in the eberehrird and otl or
lama beyond the reach of danger. it is itoprweibi,
r-t, to estimate the valoe of the property dectroyerl,
('ii. larger portion of the hour.. it is leliemed. 1.64
e.ared ;an the West I England, Atlart, sail other
so. oil suffer neverely. The greele.t alarm end
•ceitereent preeailed, bat them wee no loss of lif., 604
we have beard of no eerions accident. A meeting
hell at the Townball, convened by the visor, the ft.,.
Dr. Cornish, for the purpose of taking stem for iho
relief of the vialferers from the aerial selamity.
•ern placed at the disposal of those deprived of ghelti.r
he the fire. A enbettriptioe lit wm opened al.d hrraiy
up. A committee was formed, of which the rime
em appointed treasurer. rrompt amistanos wi I b.
velnahle. It is maid that the are originated b„,
tsar children, who were deteioirl to the indpcif. lighting
maces of paper, and letting them * up the chimney.
which bred the soot, anti the sparks therefrom ignited
Oa thatched roots around.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

DORCH ESTER..

TON RIDISTRISOTIOIII 1 Ewan BILL —" A.
Eli Mar" In mending • sop, ef the handbill simulated in
Dnreliester on this .best elm Editor of Standard
says It b.. been freely eitealend unarm the velars
In our borough, sad met with • read papoose from
'Ahern'. Si well as Conservatives. Wbstber it will be
followed by a general meeting of the Inhabitable of the
kiwis, or whether the mayor will cell a emend and
offlrdalir prima • pakttoa agilast the ligraril in-
justice threatened to be indietat on the county town is
nnt yet decided. It is metal'', I owever, that the ezemple
of &Weed will he followed is this bennigh by ceiling
for 111 planatiso from the member.; and surely the IMO
spirited rem..netranoe will be marls by thy ill-treated
cosetitaimaki. in the many other boroughs andeeetvenly
merillerd to Whig reform. If is, Mr. Gladstone, lib*
the Bribery soh m the Derby, will be found only mooed
In the race."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

CHILD OKEFORD.

BAND or Hcrs Fsarteia- —On Thursday last
Lb. fri.-nds of the Temperance Oases In this vintage
determine I to give the young people connected with the
Baud of Hope, • suitable treat. According), an ex-
cellent tea was prnvided in the Baptist Chapel, to
which • goodly party sat down. after tea t-mitterant*
melodie. were sung and recitations were delivered by
--eseral of the children in a very pleasing manner. In
the evening • public meeting was held, which was
fully attended, the chapel being scarcely large enough
to aocousioodate thee. present. Ti. chair we. Sahel,
by Hr. Gatehouse, of Shaft stoney, and interesting ad-
dress wore dehvered by the milliliter of the .nd
Messrs. Male of Belchalwell, listdoes of Blanoford,
Burden of Holwell, and other friend.. We are loa-
f-muted that/root Kt to 00 children areisonaseted with the
Chad Ok.ford branch of tbe Hand of Hope, the; pens-
pe.its of which is mainly due to ths indefatigable
elution/ of Miss Stroud, of lianalestL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

8A

BJT.

E ft. AWDF It-frEitt-
RDEGIICREILS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILRR MAXIM, AND

GENERAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PRTER's IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

Sontersetshirt.

TAUNTON.

A IiI•TVIST MINI/ITS& Hong OTZR TO TIM
EaTaol.l3lllll, CHOICIL—The Hew. H. Vomder-Heyde
Cowell, for nusny years the poptilar preather in U.
Baptist chapel in this town, has announced his intention
of resigning the pimiento. and j doing the Estsblished
Church. In his address to his I,ck. belay.:—" I feel
it to he my duty to plsc. fa your hands the resignation
of the po.ition I have bald se your minister, in eons.-
comnm of my having be owe 'carload that the
prineiple ana polity of lb* Clierrib *word
morr with &ripen's, and harmon,ze more with lb*
Dries viii. than three of the denomination to which I
have hithrrto belonged. I need scarcely assure you that
I bows uot arrimd at snob • decision hastily. I hay*
made the subject in its various bramibse • matter of
langthrned, tamest, and prayerful investigation, and
now I can no longer hesitate to nut, whatever such
action may cost me."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

BHAFTE4BURY.

COlttatig ASSAULT CABL—At lb. last count? wart
Hindi June Pletcher summoned W. C. P. Beishley,
of Knit Knuyle. for assault and damage. The amount
clinined wim CI AcomAit.g to the pleintiff, she was
living with the defendant at Ximyle, on the 4th invent,
whela • Goner cause in, by thy &fondant's directioes, for
his dinner and 11001 w eider. While she waa giving the
ruan the cider, the defendant came in and sossied her of
believing improperly, e.ying be me the maw was solos
to he.. her. He then shook her, and dredged lief
out of slut kiteb.n, and duriag the struggle she lost
one of her earrings, and her dress wet dammed. At
the Inot flintlock pet.y sessions, defendant was surn•
mooed and lined for the assanit, and /U. Chitty who
sow appearet for him, objected to the jurisdiction .if
thy Court under the Act 24 sod 25 Vie., a 96, me 109,
shicsh provide. that anyone who anall have hese sum.
m .rily convicted under this act shall be miaowed from
all further proceedings in the roe reuse. The case was
oonsequently dissnismd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

HONITON.

MR. JOLIall Got..cowto has been addrwing his
ionstitueuts at Hooiton. Very naturally, as Honiton
to be grouped with Bridport and Lyme, he does not
• blab the bill is lost in that respect ; but be does
not see his way to opposing it. The Government,
he calculates. will have a working majority of fifty.
tour; and under these aireenostanons li. will not, as
.e sty& make himself ridiculown hy opposing the
ornoiple of the hill. He argot, bowevrit, that repre•
ientsuons should be made to the Government which
nay induce a modification DI the mamma so faze.
Bonito& is oonosrned.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

SATURDAY

hronght the eight davit' training, for year of grace,
1866, of the QO. R.Y.C. to a aloes. The morning
was damp, and, a " raw-onld" east wind blowing
across the applanada, the men were nnt required to
parade and answer the mnetar•roll to reoeive •
("noel dismissal am usual. All that they had to do
was to attend the pav-table to receive the annual
stipend towards their expenses for their arduous
dotage and melons loyalty in the service of their
Queen and oountry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

THI 110111IIISTAL COPS.

The shooting for the regimental oups took planet
the Kale butts, Chesil Beach, on Thursday after.
noon. Si. men from each troop had been selected,
but several did lot pat in an appearance. The die.
tame ..a.200, yards,three shots each. The weather on
the beach was verycoil, and the ivied blowing folly
half. gale right sorra ths range good scores could
not be expected. The first prise was awarded to
Private O. Ware, of the Vale Troop, who scored
eight. Forth, wooed cup there were five ties, viz.,
Private T. Watts (Melbury), Corporal Wadsworth
(Dorchester). Sergeant Mitohtll (Vale), Private B.
Clausen (Bland(ord), and Private G. Cole (Wim•
borne), who woad four each. In shooting at
Private Watts obtained the prise with an additional
score of three.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

EY ex.

Mama PrITIXIX'S Plik Cl abfep tnoic plum as Wed-
serlay and -Cl I=l, sitonekd by agrisaltegi4B of lb.
wrighboorbood, isetheasit from varioss parte Cl
the oosetry.

-- .
et maws civics.— On Whilisaulay *is aim*
Ina very taidalially deasszbed for the odoesias. no
ISt al dr ke• am the after, vie famed obit mom

frees the maim of which roes • very pretty crow, Goat-
teurrt .4 &nem •ni twee.tl liliee sills sail. y rue
groundwork of moss ; Went bang mtiviard round the
or per part of the foot • braatiful wreath of lilies • f the
valley to correspond with the wow. obits mood ern
lower part Ina • drharte tracery of my. The west
window. ab.,,,e hart also • errath of ivy along the
I stop, of it. Pawing air the church we not.rel round
11. upper pert of Ihe very ban Warr stone pulpit •
wreath of arbutus leaves picked cat with doable chrrry
and mead the stew of the lectern • wreath of
ivy ieleeerema with white sarei-aus. The sills of the
eh.. I wradows also hal wnaths of ivy, theme nearest
the pulpit balm relieved by sprays of the terstaut
bloseens. Ahem the needed neutron composed of moss
madded with whits narcissus, the .lope of thee...tutelaries,
being very hendsonwly decorated with Sear de lie, made
of dnubl“ cherry blamer embedded in woss, with •
ereeth of tee Fame blouson. traced along the lower pert
of it The decorations albwether had a very chaste effect.
—The new church of et. Pinar., Brcedosk, in the won, I
pwish, which has jor4 been ormseerstrd, was shede.
misted er.th wild Sowers, the etemerieity of she styl.
salting that of the church. At the top of the reredos
on tr.e slope of the window woe a wreathing of crab
apple Worm Latent) rred with fern., the side ,eied„,,re
of the oho,* I being amilarly ornamented • sod round
tie pulpit were bunches f meadow daishis, the back•
ground being striped ebbe' area.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

Court anb fashionable Litt[lignite.

TEN Ism Lire Patzczaa, daughtor of the Crowe Prime
sed Priscns of ?musts, was be useerms Thursday. sod
rre isrd the names a wishaw.

cni Wednesday dismal* a Draeriurreos was bekr
at fit. James's palace by be Royal Highness the
Prince.' ol WOIOD, OD bObilf of lb. Queue. It was.
very fully attended, awl about a hundred sad forty
preweettattone were reeds to the Prioress of Wale&

HiaILAJ =Tell BISTEDAT. —The 47th annisereary of
her Ablest 's birthday was selebrated I. thelletrorsolie
with the usual loyal demosstrations. The bens of the
various chorales were nar g, aed the Royal rdendari was
hoisted oa the piddle °Mere and terildhnin is and armed
the metropolis. The • arming in the river rem decked
out with flags of all netioon and Maya mktgs were
bed at Tilbury Fort. the To err, Graviniestd, St. Janate's
Park, the Lrtlfl.ry -pound, City-reed, hoc. The theatres,
elabiatiessa, and establia meet. of her Majesty's trades-
men were illuminated is the remise. tat Wledsor the
natal loyal demesetratien Stab pleas Tbe bells
rang, lap and deaorations were displayed, sad an
•eintre of 21 guns were bred at Windsor Castle,g
R frigate, rod fart Belvidere. Yiritieie
Water. la the eveningathe Mayor, Mr. J. Josef, Me
town memell, and prineipal tradesmen of the ...we,
esiebrated the anniversary by • banquet at Me White
Hart Betel. The tabie wait grated by
_• Promist of
resists, a Ste bath having bees &reward hem Stiehl
Peek fee the Perna.* by as the Queen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

DEW LISH.

Ws (Owl) understand that Sir John Michel,
Counmandiag.in•Chier in Canada, is likely
givii up hi. poet. The Sunday Gazette mays this
statement is altogether incorrect, and is Do doubt
founded on the probability that the gallant general
may be obliged, owing to private affairs, to seek
Iran. Of absence to England shortly. AS yet, bow•
ever, even his tamporary withdrawal from Canada is
not settled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

•fileers mere drank and respooded to, the coneludine
• to.ate beiog that at the WM., in respect of whom tl
I Mayor of Exeter in responding to tha toast of hie health
1..14 if he were diem- sed to qa.rrel eiiih Freemasonry I
ny geofend, it would be h.e.use they ezenote I from 1.
• mrs'erlin the fairest portion of fird'. tre.tott,:
,ttd tjo °rood Itegintesr in proposing health of the p.
ri if., told the ladies •nthhil lon I apnlanm, th.t ono of
'`.• most important verets of the or.ft (net tie
emet—w.s to serener tie impe. wed, to do g pot to
how in distress, to help their lerethee• in their nowt
.. render honour to ehont honour woe den, and to take
•sre in •Il things which thee did to deserve She t.t..ein
(their brethren, and the affi-et.on of ibt fat ,Its•
wpm.) separated at an early bone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

AFFPUDDLB.

FATAL ACCIDENT.— AD inquest WY bald cm the
161 h instant, tint le O. Symonds, Esq., isomer, on
the body of George Lees, carter to Mr. Bramble,
who, whilst attending the hones in the stable the
hlondsy evening previous, was kicked by one of
them is the lower part of his body, and the poor
fellow expired the following evening. A vordiot of
acctdental death was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

TIR 'WORCS.

A grand display of fireworks wound up the out-of.
door recreations of the "Yeomanry week." Owing
to the boisterous wind several sites wars lo•ked out,
the priory ground being at one time the favoured
spot. At length. the wind somewhat abating, it was
resolved to remove the apparatus to the rings. The
pyrotechnic display was certaiely very good, and
gave great satisfaction, hut there were even among
the lookers-on—we suppose they belonged to the
family of Judas—who expressed an opinion that the
! lout of £25 might have been far better spent than by
'blazing it away in gunpowder and charcoal. Of
course different people have different ideas, and
where there are so many eelf.constituted judges of
what ought, and what ought not, to be done, it
would be performing more than a minute to please
the whole.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

CORPS MULLKN.

AOCIDCIIT. —On Thlooday. the 17th instant, ea M.
Clieereskt,lsadlord of the liportinimi'm Arm, w..
loading OWN forte the vise. of his cart pre way
cousin blot to 1.11 to the pound. Fortunately no
boos. were broken. but he was very si-eismly
We ere happy to state that he is DOW .0 far
neutered as to be able, to follow his daily occepatioss.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

UPWEY.

fissions FIRS. Tuesday morning • destructive
fire occurred at the dairy.house occupied by Mr.
James Trott It was disonsered &hoe' I,,,if.p.st tea,
assitig from Dear the chimes-, and the flames spread
so rapidly that is a few minutes tbe house and
premises were completely destroyed. together midi
a (reality of obese., batter. fowls. Am_ while mach
furniture was dentsged. Mr. Trots rate under Mr.
Israel Noake, farmer. sad hie property is not M-
itered, but the building., which belong to J. C
Goodden, keg , are insured. The loss will amount
to a considerable sum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

WINFRITH.

Tn. anniversary of the Weeleysn Sunday School
to.,k place on the 22nd May, at the chapel, which
Wlllll nicely dee orated with Sowers and greenery,
interspersed with appropriate mottos. The children,
numbering about 120, perambulated the •illage in
procession, oarrying flags and banners with suitable
inscriptions, alter which they eat down to a bounti-
ful super of Ma and cake. • public tee followed,
at wile) 140 were present, and in the evening •
meeting was held, under the presidency of Mr. H.
Ragstott, when addresses were delivered '3y the
Chairman, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Ricketts, the Rev.
J. Pratt, and the Rey. J. R. West.