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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
MAY V. —(Sit,inda in Bane,. belcre Lord Chief Baron
Pollock, Samos Marti., Ersto.cell, nod Chancell).

V VIIDENVEIIIG V. Seoollll.

The was an motion tried before Mr. Baron Bramwell
at she lace. Hilary Tenn, Mel lees ratite., te recover
£33, the pries of • certain quantity of mars«, alleged
to bees been sold to the defendant, and the
question raised a 'urine. point In coneettion
with the Statute of Fr-oft The plaintiff
of defendant both signed notes, whiah purported
to «abide the *greenest entered into «Leven the
parti a The note levied by the elaiatif erintained
the word, " lel «hie feet, end to be paid by • rill at a
month." The jary found that was not to. agreement
entered into between tbe parties, but the see eased by
lherid Spooner was the real one, end Irma& follows :
" David iSner sues to buy all to. kola of
te•rble lurcba,ed be Mr Vandenberg. lying at Squire
Wbalf, ill.. per foot."—legned, Hasid Spooner. The
defendent contend& that it leas Dee
&thin the 17th section of the statute of Fiends, which
required that contrite« should be «weed be the Party
to he *hails d. and that the prnarces re.• out eegjejeet,.
ly id...ailed by the eimnlo intredustioa of the words
" parapeted by Mr. Vandenberg."
Mr. fludilleston, QC., with whom was Mr. Hanoen.
urged tbat the doeument wee «Tied by Spooner, tin.
periton to he eharg-d, and the late. tuition of the name
Vantlenls rg into it sailleiestly identilied the person of
whom he bought
Yr. Serelaks, Q.C.. with whom was Mr. Kingdom.
said there was not • striker« identilleation in the
document of tbe pen«. with whom the plaintiff con-
treated.

At the oonclusion of the argumont tbe Court took
thee to mateider g 1 jrsigateab
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

RLANDrORD.

Boeotian Police—Before the Mayor and A. S.
Hodges, Req.—K. Blandford, J. Blandford, R.
Davis, sad H. lloßows pleaded guilty to Bring off a
esonon in she public streets of Blasidford on the
morning of the 12th lost., cootrary to the Bye-Lawe
of the said borough, sad were each Said Bd.; coma
temitted.—Defendante expremed their regret in
haring irlOtabill transgressed the law, sod their
willingness to usak• fowl soy damage sustained.
gru DORSET VOLUNTIRIM. —l'he larletlbehli Of this
corps assembled on geoday last in front of the Crowe
Hotel for Ohara wade, and, preceded by the band,
attoodisd Divine service at 11 o'cl oh. The sermon
was preached by the chaplain to the °peps. the Rae.
J. R. cluith, and was ova admitablv suited for the
occasion. 'The tett *se fun god Timothy, grid
chap., 3rd verse, "Thou, therefore endues hardness
as • good soldier of Jenne Christ." WI refrain from
giving any outline of the disooorse, as we trust lye
Wog to too it puhliskind in • cheap form so as to be
extensively eireeloind worms the volunteers of the
comity. Tho &flaunt for the day was take') from
the 76th Psalm—" In Jewry is God known," and
was very nicely stDg.
Till SUMAS= AND DORSET Rettle•Y.-011
gourds', before Viee-Ohencellor Sir J.ibti Stuart there
was • motion on behalf of Mi. plaintiff, Miller v. the
flornmeet and Dotal liitilerty Company, who was a
mortgagee of the defendantri undertaking and of the
tolls and mine of money artaing upon or out of the ram.,
for the appointment of a revolter of such tolls sod
monies. It was proposed that Mr. Seed, the oteretary
and general gn.naief of thermal:way, sad Mr. Karwood.
the thief meonatant theirsi, should be appoin'ed re•
writers. Tb bill wee 564 on behalf of tbe plaintiff and
the other mortgages.' of the defendant.' undertaking
and of the tells sad moneys 'risme tbareoot. Mr.
ki•lins sad Mr. Leagley were for lb* plaiutif. Mr.
Speed and Mr. Teogood, for the eonsoiny, said that the
compeas would net midst the order, bt they would not
°cams to it. The Viee-Ci.orarellor made as order ap-
pointing Mama Reed and Illarervod receivers.
Ikaufthwano Ault/CULTURAL 80CleTT.—The turnip
hoeing match is oroneation with this society took
Oahe on Friday, Jahr 13th, on Mr. George Reyoes'e
Farm at gpettiebory. when 36 petiole' competed for
the various prises. The jadgea, Mr. J. J. Rawlins
and Mr. Cairo looked over the work on Wednesday,
doe and gave their award as follows

Premiums gime by Charles Hain RN. —To Um
tenant or a member oho Mall boo 90 perebro or swedes
in tbe bora n2aaner.-14 prise to Witham Nee, servant
to Mr. Robert Ropar. a soot sae 10a ; 2rid, Samuel
Rbeppard, servant to Mr. R. Mottle, & mat ; 3,d, Genres
• sermint to Mr. William Tooke*, 15a.; Beauty to
Henry Toon, torvast to Kr. J. T. a.me.
swum& Turnip Resing.-14 prise to
Giulia, arrant le Yr. George krqaos, stook saIUIPM
• to Mary Ana MAW, serourt to Mr. Jobs Turd,
10i.; otatiorsoded. 30. goidwont, lorroot to Kr. 3.
T. libtorrr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

CHARIIINSTER.

Itg-carruni or Hotter Iry Bite.—A few days
ago hint Dyer laving directed the withdrawal of.
drawer of honey, weighing apparently about 451 b.
from a hive, to which • waver had been applied, the
drawer, as usual, sae deposited for the night under.
moth • shrub to the grounds in order to allow the
beak who still clung to it, to go away. On the
servant being moot however to fetch in the honey
neat morning, it was found to be black with bees,
being a detachment from the swarm from oboes hive
the hooey had been taken; and the girl having been
twice stung in attempting to fulfil her mission, it
was thought beet to leave the hooey where it wail
till nighttall, in the hope of finding it then
abandoned the bees. And so indeed it was; for
in the omen of the day they had contrived to clear
out the combs as cloudy aa if they had been made
of paper, thus retaking every particle of their honey.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

A DI•POTID Dili ACCOOrt.

GODWIN V. 81110/DINAT. —Hr. Cole and Mr. TAWS foe
the plaintiff, 'brewer at Shrews, and Mr. Kingdoe and
Mr. Mem II for the defeedant, ann-ie-law of the late Mrs.
Omen, e beer-shop keeper. at llotoonstre. Tbe amount
Rued for was £7O 16, 81. Mrs Green. who had four
dinghies married. bad dealt wish 1.110 plaintiff a great
number of rein for beer, sod on the 9 lenuary mt
plaintiff, having made op her sumonot, took it to her.
The azimut ahe owed was shoot 1:85. The Ohl lady
said .he did not think it was quite so much, and be re-
minded her that she had toad ',ethic, desist the last
osonsli. fib...raid him £l5, end he telt her that wield
leers about CVO to nay. iles remodel her that shew..
old and might shortly die, and asked her to giv• him •
memorandum of the money she owed him, for Use satis-
faction of her sarrivors. She told him she would think
over it, and that he was to call apin. Three weeks
after this the old lady died, • sale took place, by instruc-
tions of defendant, and the proceeds, after paying all
',ammo, amounted to £176 145.. whisk wee equally
divids d among the four soug-ielaw of the deceseed,
Mr. Taylor, of Stalbridise. the an Volume, giving sash
of lb en a cheque for C 44 3s. Si. Plsiunff dareards
saw defendant at Sialtseklg• market. presented the
seeming to hem which be disputed. He said, hltheust
be bed Used with lira larren • good way years, lie
had no boowledg- of her miring more then lIIS or 47.
Ho sated why tam hilt hod not been mat in before the
motley was divided, and said be would sooner go to goal
than ply the whole debt himself. Hence the present
'steams.— The deletion was that defendant was not the
robe assentor, bat shot the orti..r for sale Wes gives
eqtyslly by ell, and that all the four eousto-law aired I'
divhdon of the property suety alike. In addition
It was .vernd that upwards of 00 eremite the property
sold we. devised by the father sidle eomoin-laer's wives
and that defessisat bad paid detest of the late his.
GiN•wh to the aloannit of hi. shore of the naniainitor of
the proem& of the male, after her death end hefore lii
swims, and that he was not liable for any mon. A proof of
dobto we. then put in, end hie lordeliip eslonleted
from c 24 to CIS not of about ltSt 34.6 d. paid by defendant
—dinning the Cill grilled by his wife'. father—had been
paid by him in bousdetiors of his enother.io-lew's demo.
to creas-exanainatine defendant said that although his
lordship allowed oily between ad and CU, be bad paid
altagedistr Chi, of which his brothrre'•in-law had paid
him bock about £l2 or CH. He could not ewes,
eseetly to the amount, nor to the date when p.l4.—The
Jade., in seeming tip, left it to the Jury so my whether
they wield admit thtt the defendant het received the
' Cl 3 or £l4l of hie brothere-in•len In pert payment of the
moonlit be had peid of his mother-in-law's debt.,
allowed bib. *mirk ; or if the C4ll chick be said
be had paid sit but whisk the wart could sot
allow.—Thrs jury desided on the tenser, and gave •
verdict for Lit, thevehy carrying mete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

Imptnal Varlta:nrnt.

HOUSIC OF LORDS.

11011 DAY.—The Royal wrest was glue by commission
to several Bills. Tb• Marquis of Clanrioarde moved the
wooed reading of the Dose' Bill, which is intended to
considerably curtail the liberty of those animals. The
Lord Chancellor opposed the BU as being too stringent,
but it was ultimate!s read s serried time, it being
Intim.tal that ic woul I be "ppm.t at • future stage.
The motion fee the 'mond readies of Transubstan•
lotion, ho, Declaration Abolition Bill was withdraw.
at ebe suggestion of the 8.r1.4 Derby. who thought it
would be mush be ter to refer the whole subject to the
Oaths Commission now sitting. After a brief
uto • letter whireseed to the newspapers by
he captain of the Caledonia, their lordships adjourned.
TOCCIAT.—The Tenure of Land (Ireland) Bill, and
the bill for the enlargement of the Notional Gallery,
awe lead a second time. An sinendinent that the
H.ose should go into committee on the Dogs' 8.11
tlmi day three months was ouried by • majority of
37 to It

THUISDAY.—The Lord Chancellor laid on the talge a
8.11 to amrnii the last cm the subject of the Extradition
Treaty with Frince. Owing to the interpretation which
tuggioratee in this country Lad placed upon the treaty
It had been foend iinimegible to obt•in the ettradition
of • single offender 'harmed frith 'curbs, or fraudulent
bankre:Acy The magistratee required proof of guilt
•nd the ...vitiation of ..very d tonnent made before them,
hot the preeent Bill would enable them to admit certi-
ficates signed by the Preach jedges and bearing the sed
of the French 'warts am prima fae4 avid-nee. Tee Earl
of Cl•rendon remarked that the French Government had
acted in • moors expirtweit• and con flistory spirit 10th.
gu.ttgr, mid that it was plain Fdiel•nd had beeri entirely
In the wrong. The 8.11 was read • Bret time. Severs!
Bills entre them forwarded • stege and their
lordships adjoitraid.
Famir.—Lord Stratford de Radcliffe monad far
some papers in relat on to the Datiubdin Priocinalitirs.
He took the ouportunity to fsvonr the Howie with his
views on foreign affairs. He attacked Preirda for her
acgratsdising tendesaies and exprmsed • strong opinion
that in some .bane or other EagLind shout intirlere.
At any rate the House of Lvds ought to necked spinet
the distmesherment of Austria. The Earl of Derby
three something the ridicule on the xurgertions of the
noble loot and declared that neither the duty nor the
policy of Englicsd wonl.l lead her to ieterfttre i• the
war. After 110100 bills had been •dvaeced • stage,
Lord Shaftesbury expresfed his sopro•al of the course
which had been taboo In prohibiting the Reform
meeting in Hyde Park.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

REMEDY FOR THE ITCH

WITHOUT TFIE LEAST SMELL,
A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.
9H IS irritating, troublesome, and exceedingly
.1. inierinas dieser,. nu airs the genres of the
greatest annoy:meg to inoividuals sod to whole Femilies,
tiNy be immediately relieved, and cared by • ftiw appli-
cations of the above osowd invaluable remedy. In
every ages an early application is very &Nimble. froths
longer it is delayed the more vireinit lisovers the amp.
don, sad in many mess she resent Proprietor, A. J
Evum, Ina Nen • whole neighboarhood Infested by the
negligee*, of some one family in it, be Mirk refiring to
harm It possible that they hat. really halt amongel
them.
M.ny hundreds of Testimonials might be gives, are
application will however prove the above agestreirms.
*old in Rotes at Is. lid. each.
Family Noisy/es, (retaining 1( Bosco sent carriage
free to .ny raven throughout the Ringdorl, 05rivolF
of Pce•t-oillo• order for 10.. ad.

I. T. J. ;WA is. Cheadok Dorelwier•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

PORTLAND.

Tus paddle steamship Prettesicber Adler on Thurs.
day embarked alonAside Portsmouth dookysrd the
right wing of tbe 02 I Regiment,oomprising the bead-
gOartere, hand, awl CJ CUM. under the oommand of
IngsU, recently stationed at Gosport, and
afterwards sailed for Queetistown. The Frromesioher
Adler returns from Queenstown to Weyrnougi,
sod sill k there the left • ing of the 62
I.
now on detached duty at W.) mouth and Portland,
for ounveyiume to Ireland to join head quarters.

CA IeTURE OF A STBAIIFA OFF PORTLAND

LutaArtor or Till Carrivss.

On TuesdaynigLT the -sesi-- who bail been
trepanned on board the Ilreattiain Hall steamship,
were liberated by order of Government. They were
brought to Weymouth in three batches, one arriving
at ten o'clock at night, the maid at twelve o'elock,
and the third batch at two o clock on Wednesday
morning. The men waudered •hout the Wen all
night, chtetty c hgregating in the neighbourhood of
the railway station, and aroused the people if that
district at • somewhat early hour by their screams.
singing, quarrelling, and discordant noises. They
took ticket. by the third class Great Western and
Sout.h.Western trains for London, Liverpool, and
various other places. his said that one or two naval
officers in H. IL's service on haldpey, who were
among the party, and the persona hat inveigled the
man into the Chili= service, are still ilemMed. We
halve not heard whet steps are to be takes with
regard to the vessel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

WINTERBOURNE HOUGHTON.

T/th IlTi.—Th• reeve of tide village bee nvs‘
redeemed the promise b. pve lest week at Stick lisd,
for on Wedseeday the inst., he g••• • tea party
to ae many of his parishioners as were willies is
swept thy invitation. In which those Dot kelonsiss
to the perish were allowed to participate on yeyost,a
of ono shilling. Tbe heed sad choir foam Sttealmail
kisrily pas their seeistanor, and • very pk.,..4
evening wee spent by all parties, which was
proved by addreasea from kir. Cotter and other,
We heartily tree thew social gatherings y 311430",
to. *tom .00. nesting as they do in ince' ioteicouras
all clarifies of aoctetv, and oominceed a. st
flomilitoo and Stick land Imre beeo in inch a 'err
biarincierosi manner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

IDorsttisturt.

lieJon.thennteL 81ft Jelin MICHEL, ICC D., Of
()owlish. ban been wetted beutenant.Generel.

Thit .WIDUILIIDON flirts Marriso. -The ten re-
presenting D..teetn the competition for the Chins
Challenge Cup stood 22nd in the list of 33 competing
eniditiee, with • wore of 243, as against 289 made by
the Stafford men, who were the VlOlOl.lll.
1111 VoLlncriza ENC• lIIPMENT. —The Dorset
hottidion of volunteers assembled in camp at Lul worth
Cove, yesterday the 23rd inst., and there ma every
prospect of Ibis meeting &gala, being • great moose&
he several corps reschod Lullrortb by railway from
Wool station, and steamer from Weyinouth, and
the oamp will be broken up on the following Satur-
day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

NISI PRIETS COTIIIT.—Faiost.
(Before Ns. Justice Bttra).
ALMS= ILLiQLL DIMAIIIT.

81711111301 V. D.swgram.-11r. Kingdom was for the
plaintiff, and Kr. Coio tor the defendant. The plaintiff
kr • deiry man ; and Ms def ndalat, a farmer, at Ka k,
In ibis e tasty. Amer-ding to a common custom of
lettiog datrito, the defendant let the plaintiff his dairy
of -Skews, at the rete of ell per cote per year, com-
mencing On the 14th February, 1665, "• qoarter's
ut my to be paid In &demise.' The plaintiff wet to
have the 114 d about SO aems of mature land, situated
in four fields, sad four trials of hay. TM plaintiff
entered ea the hiring and peid his 'rat quarter's rent Ms
%deem*, according to the terms of hiring. The &fen--
dant was someeltat mini innate in Lis stook. Several
cows died, and all were not made up to the plaintiff;
.rot olingly, the latter for the second quarter, prid for
only 35 00.1% erbich he told for also in edvancr. EL fors
11.. cotunienorment of ths third qttartor, • dispute arc "
reporting the after gram of 14 sores at litdme Budies
The plaintiff claimed it, according to condom. it being
tbs land from which ono of it.. ricks of hay as. out.
The defandent deoh-d the right. In ounemeente of this,
plaintiff refused to pay his third quarter's rent. A
dirt's.' was accordingly pet in by defendant, and
plaintiff paid under protest. The dispute still existing,
plsintiff r fused to pay his fourth querter's rent, undo
dtstrese waa put in on the Sib Fehruary lea. The
pleintiff paid £lO into the county court, and the case
was removed by certiorari to • superior mart. to try the
question of the right of distress. The Jude. .11 the
quinine resolved Melt into this point: Was
quarter lob. paid in advance, or only the list quarter's
runt? Ti,. word, in the egotecuent wet"; :—" The
rent to be paid quarterly ; a quarter'. rent to he paid in
edemas.* The Judge direeted the jury to give a ver-
dict for plaintiff for 115, subject to a decision d Mr.
moldier Black urn and himself before leaving the town,
on two pointa of law, namely, whether each several
quarter's rent should be paid in *Agana. ; cad ILION
whether tie' defendant had • right to levy • dieing,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

BIRTHS.

July 10, at Blandford, the wife of the Rey W. E.
Percy, of • son.
July lU. •1 Blandford, the wife of Mr. Edmonds,
tailor, of • daughter.
July 14, as West Stafford, the wife of Mr. Williun
Travis, of • daughter.
July 15, at the Lodge, Piddlebloton, the wife of
111.jur A.tell, of a .on.
July 15, at Oahe?. Wood, near Dorchester, Mrs.
Arthur Mensal, t 4 a dauchter.
July 18, at 137411ing St. Nichols., the wife of Mr.
Robert Chivvy, of • daughter.
July 17.. t Blandfoni, the wife of Mr. Jesse Davis,
carn.nter. of • daughter.
JOll 18, East-.treet, Bridged, tie wife of Mr.
K.lght, Bull Hotel, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
July 10, at the Bridge Chapel Sterminster Newton,
by the R.,. K. roe-, Mr. Hsu' ry Portman to Mite
• 1. IV* Tt•IF y.
J.I. 17, at the Congregetional Chapel, Bromley, KAM' by the 11... E. &Awn, Jame. Allen. Eaci. .4 Rye-lens,
Peckham, late of Sherboree. Derma, to Maria third
di.ag ter of Thomas Bull, Fee., 04 .eckington %/WY,
Brinier. late .4 it 7, f4efTace„ I.l.egtee.
July 17. at lbw I.:ollgerigat,ol.ol Ch•p.l. Ribewoo.i.
y
the Rae. Jobe Daolon, Sir. George Bs_ m.. sto Arm,
mooed daughter of the late Mr. Charles thordeer.
DEATHS.
Jely 8. at Bay-street, 11.idpnrt. James Dyke Symms,
eon of Mr. J. 13. Flynn a, aged 16 ye.,
Jai, 11, at Fool*. George, pretty., son of Mr. Francis
alshrlsionA, of the A otewite tap, aged 4 y.ara
Joly 12. at Blthdford, Earn Coward, aged 13yeera.
July 13, at Blandford, Eden &Wes, aged 28 yearn.
July 14, at fthoraLtrd, the inftht goo of Mr. W.
• COOllll4. o.binet-roalter.
J..ly 14. at Witohorne, Mr. &rheas Stiolland,
of Mr. J..ist. S tell.t.J, aid for many years el.rk In the
suiphty or Timms. Kaolin., Fa+
~17 15 .t Spe.tobury, Walter, latest mei of the
•. He ry B. Vaunt, r• 44.0.
JOIT 15, at W... 4, atter • long and painful i 115.,.,
Meal). li. b lowed daughtar of Mr. Baso.outra.
J.ly 16, at Kingwood, An, teat* ot the 4111 J 40744
Mew if., Iliq, and de.ight.r of the lase Jowmpb Vest,
Req., forii.er y 01 Ringwood.
July 16, at Longffmt, Feu* Mr. Chaska Kit*, asi
'merchant, alma 57.
July IS, at F.railt, I. the 48th seer of his alnh
eldest me of the late lb. W. Feistier, of the
game pl.'s,
July 18, In (modes, alter e few &MTh' 1118888 of
Asiatie cholera, Catherine, wife of Er. Eird. and
22!uarreet daughter of Mr. IMMO Clare, plasterer. 44
wgme Art.
JMF 12, at MenAterd. Mr. Joins lime, aged 93 'UM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

POOLE.

About 250,000 Oreraits have been laid down on
the new oyster beds at Poole. The beds are now
covered with spewn.
Tao BOURXIMOUTH RAILWAY. —"the bill for the
making of a railway to B.wnemouth hoe at length
reorired the Royal anent, and the greatest anxiety
is being felt as to whether the line will be ooni•
menced.

Tat DIIIIIHOUND. —The pitch Deerhound, so
oelebrated fur the rescue of Captain Semmes and the
crew of the Alabama, pot into this port on Saturday
week sod attracted numerous visitors. She left
again the follo-ving Monday.
BANltAitt 745+TItig.—Tbe Mayor has heeded •
proclamation milling the stuation of the inhabitants
to the neoemity of using every precaution to prevent
the spread of oontagious diseases, and recommending
perticalary the simultameous working of the pumps
at 8 a.m. and at 6 p.m.
--

Tn. Gaol- —Ths Town Council hay* not yet met
to decide what is to be done with the gsol, but
during the past week the premises have been closely
'Greyed. Meantime rumour states that the eorern•
meat inspector will not require the gaol to be palled
down and rebuilt, but will be satisfied with the
erection of two or three new cells.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

LOWER LYTCHETT.

TEA Mewrieo.—ln otiasequwase of the lams
her of individuals attending tb.th waleyae .Aapei
the above pion during the peat year, it WM found
has noes Dove nicest place for Divine worship ia"
a aline gad nos loud ai Ler si one then deliberesi"
pkgs of lead was given for that purpose by
kind lady. Building operations speedily
missed, the corner Moue vas laid with gram
edit, and eventually the building was ,
f..r operably at the commencement of tbs p;,-;„;
year. It cost upwards of .000 including
but a large haulm against that sem
required, • public tea took place on Wednesday, b-4
this attends** was not so good as it am iteticipaisd,
rho trays were given by various members coosiested
wish Lb. chapel. After tea a public Damao( am,
bald in the dispel, wle.ti Mr. E. Bharland, oft.q.
occupied the chair, and addressee wen also
delivered by the Rev. Sergeant, of B°"bamPlon,
and the Rev. J. Coolie, of Pools. A c"llwAioa was
made at the close, which, a ith lb. pv.oarde of tits
tea, etnoonted to about .tlO. It is sine that abed
£lOO is still owing upon the building, bultit is hopsg
that that stigma wain° eiseeddy removed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

I W ERNE MINSTER.

Osmium—A friendly game of cncket wee played
here on Sittarday week, between two elevens chosen
by Mr. W. Sneer (the captain), and Mr. Dewey
out of the learn* Hunter club. Mr. Bower having
won the toes, sent his eleven first to the wicket., to
tbe bowling of Messrs. Lowman and Crocker, when
they made • score of 60, to which J. Short con-
tributed 17, and S. Short 14, by some steady play.
Mr. Dew eye eleven then oommenced their find
innings, to the howling of Messrs. Harvey sad J.
Short. Mr. Lowmtit's playing deserves etpscial
mention. be having gone in Ike • Whets arse, stood
the whole inning., (Arend out his has, end made •
soore of 75. Cr,.also conlrildded 14. smd at the
fall of the List wicket, the score stood at 126. Mr.
Nower's el,ven again went to the wickets, but the
lscaling of MONIS. Lowman and Crocker wile top
.lestrentive, and they oely succeeded in making 47
inns In. Mott towing 11, and 7'. Harvey le. Mr..
Dewey's eleven being di vicionoes is One sittbinilk
with 19 funs to spare. The following is the owe :
Mr. Dviverit eleven— Lowninn 75. Oman 6, Dewey
6, Wills 6, Reran= 0, r. A pito I. Woolsey 7,
J. dplin 0, U. T. Short 3, Hall 2, Ciew 4. by..
tr., 12, total 126. Mr. Bower's eleven—J. T.
Short It. Harvey 12. Smash ton S, Bower 3, Bims
kiatid 2, K. Kerley 7, Gough 4. Borden 3. 8. T.
Short 25, Domoney 5, byes Az., 18, total 107.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

ratornieg to the eehool.roont Mr. PAUL pro.
posed a eels of thanks to the organist, Mr. Brook.,
by wires unwearied exertions the choirs ham boss
so ...dhoti, inured, and who meet have Nit
higbis graided with dii great swoon which has
attended his Lavers
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

WILTS SUMMER ASSIZES.

The commis.= for holding the reins for the
°minty of Wilts eras opened in this city on Saturday
afternoon, by Mr. Janice Bykn On Sunday both
the learned Jodgeo attended Divine service in the
Cathedral On liondsy morning their Lordships
onmesenead the business of the maims. Mr. Justices
11$ its presiding in the Cross Court, sod Mr.
Janice Blackburn aiming at Nisi Prim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

TOLPUDDLE

BIRTHDAY CEI.I3I4•TION. —Oa Thursday, 19.. h
inst.. about 100 children of this village bad their
customary anneal treat pmviced through the Itind•
nem and liberality of J. Crane, Esq. in celebration of
MiuC Craps's birthday. A her doing ample justice
to ,be excellent repast provided, they repaired tattle
adjoining grounds, where different kinds of garriSl Were
indulged in to their hsarie' content. Prises were
given to the swiftest runners. Tolpuddle bream band
wee engaged for the occasion, and discoursed very
good music in a lively, spirited manner, and thereby
considerably increased the enjoyments of the even.
ing. On the whole we had a pleasant time, and
bopti that Meta Crane will see very many birthdays.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

CORFB CASTLEt

Tem DOILSIT COUNTY TENTORAPOS ASSOCIATION
belel s quarterly roseglag here as Moseley July latch,
white wee fairly weeded, sad the iILIMISSAioII ren-
dered by the usiseleeary and delegates from the
various soceeties adlltated proved that this suited
ageoey for the welfare of the people of Dorset hie
twee prodeotaire of large reselts is the spread of
Issapersewe prisoiplaa
P 11 KtITON

Tas children beloegise to the Boorseracrath Om.
gregational Acidity School, with their teachers sod
uriesda, passed through out village I. various pity
bedecked vehicles, ea Tuesday week, aid proceeded
to a lield in the vicinity of the South- Western pot.
levy, to bold their mooed toe festival beneath the
foliage of the trees, sad it was catoulated that
upwards of 300 partook of the refreshing beverage.
, Many visitors trimmed the rani some, sad blamed
' with marked attention to the infanta's melody of
the little warblers, as they out, their lsvoarite by...
La pules of their great Creator. Appropriate ad-
demise were delivered by the Rev. N. Harry, Mr.
Hudson, and thear isdelefigable esperiateadeet, Mr.
Mc Williaat. Air which the little coal joined in
various juvenile sports, as did oleo those of mature
age. We were plumed to observe the kind atteation
bestowed epos them by their pastor., teachers, euli
frieada, which will &Widen be uspremed on their
unlade for essay amiss pasta Right merrily ed
the children eejoy themselves tin the min's departkag
rare readeewl it asseesary for them le apia campy
the several vehiestes which bad be.. hired expressly
for the ocomioa, and proceed to their respective
homes, makiag the very vill.ge ring with their th-
iamine melody es they pawed through.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

WA IigHAM.

SCHOOL THBAT. -The snonal tee given to the chil-
dren in coonection with the national sod Sunday
schools in this town took place at Thursday lest, in
• ti-Id adjoining Bestwall House. The childien sod
their teacherA, to the number of about 300, assembled
in the eshool.rome, at three o'clock, and afterwards
formed • prooessioo, which, from the variety of flags
and banner, at their disposal, was very effective.
Headed by the Wareham bran bend, they proceeded
to the Held, where an abundance of excellent plum
cake and tea awaited their arrivaL Tea being over,
Lb., at moo pfoolloded LO LIN open held to enjoy
theeneelees. Hy the kindness of the ladies of the
town and neighbourhood. • tea was then provided
gratuitously fur the permits of the children, of which
about 140 partook. A public tea warn also provided
for about 100 people, in • large marquee, by the
tradespeople of the town, who supplied trays. The
eduneeion money was given to the school fund. Tea
being over, the enj..yments of the evening, including
mooing for prises, jumping, Ac.., commenced in good
strand. Mr. Norman, of Ibistown, exhibited his

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powerful electncel machine. The amusements were
kept up till the abodes of evening eel in, when the
the numerous visitors and children returned home
highly matieried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

PaNUKNOWLS

FATAL A OrIbIUIT. —Oo Thursday lash. IL Look,
E-q, deputy strnser, held as inquest on the b•dy
of an elderly man, sawed Ileselmah Totokine, she
wee killed the preen*, eyestalk It seemed that the
doesesini, with a ma and sorte-law were reformat;
homewards altar haymakiag on Mr. Palmer', fano
West &Marne, riding in two wageoes, when the
old maw mid he would rid• one of the hones that
ram walking by the side of his waggon. He got
upon the borer, asieg a• • halter • piece of rope I.
had with him ha animal reared up, ran for abnot
20 yards and then threw his rider. On his woe
going to him be said be shoal he a dead man, and
abet -be felt pain is biro stemseb. 712.7 attempted
told; him up, wires be fainted. Oe• west for awes-
team, but is • few esthetes the men wee dead. 11
wee thought the horse trod epos him. Tim jury
returned a verdict of "Accidental Math,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

THE EUROPEAN WAR.

Tu erroArtour.

Tbe we:goyim', P.useien army haa pared outrank ai
raped an its sees would permit to latedleabarg—a point
where des railways running from Isogon and Olnaitz
eionverge, about fifty mites nee* of Vienna ; and ii
Austrians* are preparing to make a Oland io
ne.B%bourbool of their capital. The main bodies of
hostil• armies by whom the fate of Osorniany for
gesieratlens will be datewsninod, are drawlog soarer to
wash other *eery day, and therefore to the sinus of Oa
alliabf *flint*. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

ACTION FOS TRISLUIS ASO WAR 311213501111,VL

Mamma a. Oaecg.—Tbie rtim • sin etal jar, ease.
Mr. Pndeenx and M. Qui* were for the pidiatlff, and
Yr. Stank. Q.O , and Ur. Kingdom, were far the de-
fendant. Mr. Cole opened tits ple.ding, and Mr.
?tidies's stakd the ewe to the jury. Ti'. amino Wig
brought for false Imprisonmert, and ago for a trespass
011 ,lie plainttra land, formerly eamipied by defendant,
after he had given up pomseshan. The fattening
ern:tense was called . _ .

Mr. John Meow, the plaintiff in this ome, said that
his mother had a its interest la souse lied at lialstock.
which at her demi would be his. The defeorlaot bite' I
Ibis had on a four veers loim, at the ternioatioa of
which, namely on the Bth October, 1964, his mother ,
let him iplaintiff) into pommies. The defendant
omsnan.ed that duties Ms bokliog he would k ep
repair all rates bars, foams, es. but while he
11... held it, an Misr her which divided Isithotoor, was
missing. and didentant supplied its place with an iron
gat.. Defendst t was allowed to rentals is pomedon
of the house for some time attar lie gave up the
land. Pleintiff had this lite hung, bat it had
Dot nmeined long, Mau it was removed and mob-
arquisttly loand mese distance off In Yrs. Bart•
letis field. Plaintiff had the gale spin brought up and
hung and chained to the poata, but it was again removed
and plaintiff sew it DO MOTO till he way euntinotted to
appear before tb• polloemart at Beminster, on the
°Mee of having Mateo the Rata. Provisoes to this,
however. plaintiff met the defeadant. and the latter
asked " Whims I. my gate 1" MOD I replied, .• you
bring my iron bar back and yea Mali have your gate.••
Defendant said the other should bear more of tbl. by.
sarl.bye, and • few days &Deemed' ma a summons
etreed on bim to smear at the Peeminater Petty Sea-
dons. The charge being • swim one, plaintiff domed
II necessary to employ • solicitor, and to take live wit-
MOM to the mutt. There was a fell benee of Illegir
trate. and Sic me was &Mess& but plaintif. ex-
penses Is defer, dog the 'Mos was ft 6.— In averse-
amination plaintiff said that previously to being sum-
moned before the magistrates, but after the gate was
taken away the first time, be employed Mr. Slade,
solicitor, Yeovil, to mite to the dafeadaut, tolling him
that unless be paid witness law the lola el the bar, pro-
medians would be takes agnotat him.
The mart adloareed at four o'clock.

CROWN COURT.—(R•roaDAY).
(Rehm Mr. JaWas &roamlul).

The business of this Court au rontatod .1 10 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

WINTIMBOURNE STicKLAND.

DIOCES• Self SY L 7A
.further &cashew*,
with the result of tbia esaininatioe, we are
L.PPY to
Sod shows that Sticklend his been distinguish,*
more highly than w• hurt week reported. Iwo tot
Deao's and the Archdeacon's prise having two
given to this parish. By the former the muter am
mistress of our parochial school have been awarded
ggi2rlsfor having
inthediochemeel, and
d Intbc'eatlatatene"r oniffuvirstalebeTha pri*
ci
6.1. on both Julia Pitman aad Mary retard,
for having answered best in the prayer book and
catechism —rather singularly both of theme
having obtained the most marks in these sub**, of
any in the diocese. The esamicier of the paper,*
holy scriptures too, states, that among the very be*
done in every respect Stick land is deeerviog a lilac,
The oommittee remark with pleasure, that these re..
suite, in *mason with others of a like charm*,
*hew (what we ourselves last year remarked se'
evidenced by this prim schema,) "That Me towe
personal and individual teaching in small rural
schools Is able to compete mournfully with tb• lam
sod more complete arrangements a town .thook”
Not as. promoted from this parish was unaimumful
the only one sot obtaining a prise having we;
awarded • first clam certificate of merit, vit.
Elisabeth Kehl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24

Lati at.

Exraras" Orrick Mood.y Night.
ou Saturday batorniag • woman named Botcher,
hying in Wiletead•treet, Somers Tows, murder II two
of her children aa4 then attempted to emarait miriade
A lielger in thonouse found her atruggling bend dows•
triad. in • eaierdatim. He mimed her, and on going
Lilo her rein hinod both her children laid oat. Elbe
I provi iurly drowsed therm

bTILL good news froai the Great fiastern. At none
yesterday she had ran 1,075 toihs, sad paid out 1,207
miles of cable. The lissalation and contiguity are
pee feat, and the weather is one. It is worthy of not.os
thst the Toro I ts almost exactly as the spot where last
year, on August 2, the cable broke. filhe is puling
over the greatast depth between Valatitla sad New-
foundlaad.