The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1864;
Coady

In the Bnlish dominions ever implied hia-
self with so much assiduity, as the late
lamented Prince Consort, to lay the founda-
tions of family wealth and, having splendid
resources to work upon, the result has very
Probably been, as alleged, that the Queen is
of enormous private means. In.
ralissde,ied it is supposed, that the late Louis
Philippe, King of the French, presents the
only other recut example of the accumulation
of a large In-irate fortune, in the same exalted
sphere or life. Louis Philippe, after all,
must have been the very Ulysses of pruden-
tial wisdom he was popularly deemed to be
Up till the moment et his fail; and his son,
the present Due D'Aumale, now nettled in
England, is a neighbouring county, u one of
our most extensive land-owners, is a remark-
able evidence of the unexpected account to
which the foresight of the politic monarch
has been turned. Dr. Donn's work on
"Kings Retired from Busineas,4 would no
doubt, furnish other and equally remarkable
proofs that in this world it is a providen-
tial law alike for the most exalted and the
humblest, "to lay up for a sore leg, or a
rainy day ;" and, if it can be done, as it was
done by the late Prince Consort, without
deviating from the rules of good management,
but rather by adhering to them, and thereby
setting a most illustrious example in high
places, why then we do not see what right
the nation has to interfere with an accumu-
lated family fund on State occasions, or to
calculate upon one penny of it being available
for State necessities. We have always, as a
nation, upheld the dignity of the Crown, by
voting public money for these purposes, and
We are not DOW to begin failing back on
private fortunes.
ll.—Wrra ern ossArme esteem
than we had bargained for, the Act suspend-
ing the habeas corpus in Ireland, was made
law on • Sunday morning—the Peers who
assembled for the purpose of hearing the
Royal Assent, given at half past eleten on
Saturday night not having been able to get
through their business, owing to the non-
arrival of the Royal Commimion till after
half past twelve. Sunday is a diet rua in legal
parlance; but there ere two answers to any
objection that might arise from this delay,
(which appears to had been accidental) the
standing orders had been suspended that
this very measure might become law; and it
is a maxim of practice countenanced by some
lawyers, and we rather think, put to the
test by the discharge at or after midnight of
the first jury that tried Charlotte boor,
that under such circumstances, the date of
the promMings, begun within lawful hours,
wohld driw back to the hour of commence-
ment. Be that as it may, the suspension of the
kaesae comes lain full operation in Ireland, and
so is a subsequent Act authorising the Lord-
Lieutenant to assume possession of the tele-
graph wires throughout "the sister isle."
Whether the effect of the numerous arrests
that have been made may be to crush out the
rebellioe, however, remains to be seen. With
exception ot Macdonnell, the "Vice Head
Centre," no one of any consequence his in
fact been arrested; whilst • policeman has
actually been shot at Cullen, in Tipperary, in
the course of arresting a man named Cleary,
the cousin of the grocer who escaped so early
In the day from Cork. The arrests have
moreover brought to light the worst of all the
features yet exhibited by this treasonable
conspiracy; and that is, the complicity of a
number of soldiers of the 61st and other regi-
ments in her Majesty's service in the busi-
ness. The Coldstream Guards and other
bodies of troops are pouring into Ireland, and
the removal from that country of regiments
in any degree disaffected will, no doubti at
once take plan. Put the question is, are we
then to hold Ireland only in military posses-
sion ! A most ill-timed, yet, in the anxiety
thus created, nevertheless, excusable attempt
was made in Parliament to discuss the pos.
sibility of demanding of the American Go-
vernment the suppression of Fenianism in
America, the hesd-quarters of the evil. It
has been discovered that one effect of the lax
liberty of America is that the Government of
that country is powerless to suppress organi-
sations hostile to other states nourished with
in its bosom. This casts rather a ludicrous
aspect over their reproaches regarding the
escape Of the cruiser Alabama from our coasts
and their pretended claims to indemnification
from us for her depredations. But on/
doubtedly Fenianism is fostered in America
to some extent out of revenge for this occur-
rence; and hence it would be pitiful in our
Government to be obliged, as suggested last
week in the House of Commons, to go to the
United States Government with complaints
exactly parallel to theirs against us, when it
may only be expected that the answer would
be—" We have no more power to repress
Fenianism in America, than you had to stop
the Alabama in her career on the high seas. '

Tees perthada that your whitlows wil welorame
mob an thaermsoes, *semester:their own fuer of Ood's
Jost illaithelate—their rooldence in God's nervy and
lovinviriedoestbeir faith in the power of prayer —their
Ctrit6 Gad for their past mid pretest esemplion
bi: fearful visitation—sod their sympathy with
thus. opus whom this groat solaasity ham fall's to
isepvilm
It Mania mem %lateral Ic West a Wirinesday or
Friday In lout for such epeeist devottoos, bet you will
of coarse take council with your Cbershwardens and
others about this ; sod you nil do well to let your
*election of the day have some Mathes to the Palma
and lassoes which are died for It in this tables. Ramo
Do power of male' shy Athos In this ot any part of
Ike Fserlthe sod evening er, het I eau mid do
oist foe this day of he the use of the Litany
sad the OcusiethWou
I leave all other ur,ags.iuts to yea, but it may
help you I. make them, you know what will be the
services of the r.th.d_i,Jue Fridsy March 2, which is
the day load for oar day of hens in Salisbury.
They will be the following I
I Morning Prayer
1.;foly Cbaunnoion

over his log. He was taken to the Dorset
Hospital, when it wee found that his leg was
(ractured, and his knee joint injured. lie is
now recoverbeg.
Tug Poucs Poses.— in official oommunicatios
has been received by the Meyer (Or. A)dridge), from
the Home Office, istimating that Sir George Orel
bee the seciefaction of certifying to the Lords Com-
minimisers of the Treasury, that our borough police
form bee bests maintained in Mate of efficiency
during the pest year.
illninctfitt.— A cloud will be hold st the Guild.
hall on Thursday mask before the Mayor (.1. P.
Aldridge, seq.,D.,) and the rehrieg ries"
for the elestion of fresh auditors sad assessors to
supply the plasm of times thee going out of Mks
' who are amtitore—Mmens Frederick Floomitt, pro-
vision deeter. sod CUSINSi Gideon ROONNI7, boon,
maker; essessors, Metre. George Hawkins, II•c"'
man, sad Joseph Robinson, mimic master.
Tim Rubs Goers —Sergeant Homer, of the 3rd
has resigned the stripes. Ho voluntarily
took this ersares, feeling that his resident* so many
mass serer Rome the town precluded Men from pro.
melt Malting the duties or surgeact j besseforth,
therefore, he will serve in the ranks se a privMe.
Corporal Ramsey has boss elevated to be sergeant,
get:oll26er resigned, and Private Rnberson is maJe
in the Mead of Ramsey promoted.
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-"Ewi
grelting Prays,, Litany, sad maroon ... 3
'Tb• else oikred at the Cathedral will be given to th
Salisbury Winegar,.
Although I do Dot sumi4 that the day should be
observed as one a rut from labour, I have every
mildews that there will be • primal wish and en-
deavour to hailitiae attendant* 4 the &Mess of the
Marsh.

THU £ICSAIOLO4IIAL MINIM* will s boy
Landes is July, Rader We honorary
Prince of Wales The proseedings of the week tail-Fit;
letereeting sad varl•C Asesigst this will be se
esbasstlet deeoriptios of Westminster Wry, is kis-
lorlool emend if which will be gives by Does IlMaley.
white the structure will be deseribed by Ilr. Gilbert
Scott, and the macernest. by Kr. Weetstmota, professor
of Maipters to lb. /loyal eadenny. Kr. Hepworth
Dices will gird go hiatertind moonlit of the Tower of
, London. It is impeded %et the Negro. will be
'attended. sot smarty by our ons greatest arehmologists,
baLlZowl loediog representatives di Use Klima
—The Irid~.

I remain, your dfootiousle frilled and brother,
W. K. Benoit.

Till CATTLE Db3ll4Blii PIUMINTION ACT,
The Government Bill to attend the law nbillto
t:
oontagioas or infective diseases in tattle
tamale, which reseived the royal trent on the 90th
rehraary, and is now the law, Is printed. We subjoin
• sots out. various provhdeme, slioeugb It will probably
be foaad tltat thic mire stringent reeralatiorm are
embodied in the Bill introduced by Mr. Hoot, and that
for • teamplets view of the nseeaures to be adopted in
regard to the rinderpeat, the two Bills must be taken la
coojenotion. This set it not to apply to Irelaad. It
eionlains46vialose sad • eshodali.
The eddied 104111 the legal itainitions of
berme, Welt ft ta oromory to remark that the
" Iceni Slltheritior by this set differs ectsewitat from
the., wbl.l hr. been iconstitated under the Ordore of
Osuasil IS I. .ving been Isseemery for the purposes of
At mks to be levied under bah ael that
dasemed to AU trainty rode of •oolinty should be ihnorrel
within the juriadietiem of the Quarter flecsiona of that
soalty.
Bei. 6 eamete that " when the general or qearter
seistent in any Soitott do not Auld adjoetroed to some
day, aid LW than seven Jaya sitar the patting of this
sat, such seneloos shall notwithstanding be domed. by
virtne of this art, to stand adjourned to Monday in the
int IA atteneeding At week lit width this tot
passe.
The lith so. giros power to the toed authority to
form • tousoittet or tornewittem, " coosisting wholly
of its own member., ore4mily of Its own members
aod partly of such portant rated
occupiers in the distriet and qualliedbial snob
other manner aa tho load authority may doteriatee,"
which say treatise snob peen as may be gives to
them by the Court of Quarter Sections, with the
exception of tht power of making a rate.
flea. 9 regulates the appointment of inepostare sad
other oaten by the lota authorities. Tito Inspector.
appointedappointedsodside.'the authority at the Trivynerell"
tooting' to aot, but such appointinente way at say
time be revoked by the local authority. Tho tardiest*
of an inspector that an animal is affected by the tattle
plate* dire the purposes of this set conclusive iridium
In all coasts of Judie* and elsewhere of it. baring been
ea .ffeattad.
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Costanme TO TES DOUBT 00171 TY GAOL--;
A saws Geo_sgs Kellum cad George Co,, dial-
iag eons at Mildew Newsom ; W. Colley alum Jobs
Brows, boesebteak mg at Poole ; Charles Bast,
perjury at Wareham ; Abel Beet, resolving Moles
est& at Lyme liegis.-=-Hani Labour t George
Wilson aod Thomas Striad, rebates to go te sew en
Weymouth, 1 swath; James Gtay, refulag kr
Wermostb, 6 weeks ; Job JoAnne, draek
ko., at Wimboroe, 7 days; James Jaseausbanits, mok!ng
at Hampreeton„ 14 days; Comehas
"tha
beer wileot • limes* at Tarr ey ant Kvalms,
ls l
mos6be Jobs *wok, V.nacoy at Blaodked, 1
I moth ; Caroline Bbeiteet, itcallug two brushes at
Forth:quo., I mouth ; Jobe Cooslume, stalilLwo
brushes at Pordlogtosh 111 days Slim
steeling a @Wiwi at POT= I moo* ; Jobs
Wettd, steeling bay at month

Bonotata P.m Bassion, Moerlay.—Befone
Mayor (pr. dldridv), sad J. F. Hodges, aad jEneor
laqra —Tbonaae-aislooll of ry, eras u7rn"
' with stesaag fustian Joel's from the fiwas,
Fordingtoa. bs&s.(tu to George Evans, • labourer, o•
Theroday, Tobrvary Eitb. Th. Jaskol we. mewed from
the painp-beene, .140. Sunday piglet, vhil tha no.-
... is the Mar pubis:l4am,, girl named Java
llatterfase, alias "Tero-fo;a:vsuaed prisoner of stool-
berluadkorabief. 141 her hood into Ms pookst
fok tho purpose al Sadly; it, took wet two Wawa
"Haab priesoor ideutlied as talons* to his ocaL H.
woe dm gives isle odoloig for theallog tat Jaskol.. Ho
now *Ufa sot guilty. He *vs esevieled sod a..-
to ea menth's hard labour.

By the 10th see., inspectors or other Whom
intliorised to carry into effect this sit are empowered el
all titres to enter any Gehl, Amble, ono shed, or other
within their respestive &Mete, a whostestut vvg:lnsresomoothle gmerds for supposing tint
effected by riederpest are to be fused, and it readers
liable to a penalty not exceeding a 0 any tenor
refusing such racers admission or Impeding them is the
execution of their duty. If regrind, the Inspector
must Meth is wripag why he bas tutored such premiers.
Muses 11 to IT 1111 i temporary p-cvisioas, to continuo
is lone only till the 113th April 1856, utiles entineed
or ranewed by Order in Coutlial,, ihiet may be done
from time to lima By oestien IS power is sleet to the
keel authority to slaughter &seamed sainods, and be pay
compensation mot ammeadiag 11:30 and sot mere thee bar
the vales of each animal immediately before it was
affected. Bee. 13 directs the burial of scash altsaghtered
animals in their skins es soon m ennoble. and for them
to be nevoid with • entlkient quantity of quicklime or
other disinfectant, and with not is. than six feet of
earth. By the 14th melee It is enacted that every
yard, shed, stable, held, or other premises In which an
adored animal has bleu shall be thoroughly eleaneed
and disinfested, and all hay, straw, litter, thusg, or
akar articles that have been used aeries or about any
snob marital to be burnt or otherwise destroyed ; no other
animal is to be admitted until thirty den after the
deeming and disk/Imre& sad the local 'tabor* io to
direct the diainfectiag of the Clothes of, and the use of
die powantidos by, Inspeettles, Cattle Ovepeson, and
°nen Is Outing with affected animas. By Sim 15
ris eves to order the slaughter of animals that
e:been in the same shed or stable' herd or Bock, as
affected animals, but the owner thereof may either dis-
pose of such mimeos 11111 his own account, with the
biome of a proper .Saw, or may require the loot
minority to diaper of them. le which is.. the mintroa•
wino shall be seek elm, not exceeding EA so shall
opal the value of gash animal slaughtered. The Privy
Coined may reserve uremia for retainer for cape&
mental tnetinent By Bee. 111,the keel authority may
recidire the ealtn of any animal slaughtered to bit timer.
mined by its dicers or by arbitratioo, and generally
now Impose conditions as to evidence of slaughter and
value, but no compensation shall be pelt for any animal
ford affected in market ores. highway, or which
has hese moved in ontrayeatkie of this set, or any
local order made in parsuaace thereof. The 17th flee.
orders that cattle brought by ass be marked by clippie(
the hair at MN sod of the tail, and no sash eerie an
to be removed alive from the place of import exempt by
en. No cattle pan be moved on my navy Wore
26th March lila
By see. i the expenses incurred by • kcal authority,
are toted myed out of a local rate, and any person,
sot the owner of preceiree rated, may dedue , from the
"growing rent" des to the sneer, half the mho payable
by him. Every looal authority is given power to levy
a rate to the amount required bat every rate levied
moo be speeilled soa Imperils item of rate whim
outlasted frogs the iedivideal rate-payees.
Power is gives to the legal &utter* by an. 19 to
remit the rite in mast where own has misted
peat lost of Midi by the tce. balsam of spy
voluntary rate foe 'laugh Id pretreat tlie
Tread of the dream, may, with the consent of its
managers, be applied to the purposes of this act, and
the coatrlbetors to it, shall, ha such case, hen the seam
they have paid, deinemd from the rens payable by
them tuner the the provisions of this act.
Bee. 15 regelates the amines of insurenee that may
be recovered on alaeghtemd animals. .

The VoLowriture Fmomoruirrr io 1866.—Seth
succeeding year's yeemspinent seems likely to be
nide incremingly atmliva The " election" sad
the songs around the map firm in 1865, will not
nom be forgotten, sad now we Imre from Me
battalion orders remedy WNW that a list of part
manic, selected by Private Boyton faith
Obeetar), for perfortaimes in camp Mkt you% has been
sat to esch oompany, with a saggestiou Mat Me
cogastanding Ober of reek corps shall take sob
, Mope as kit may coaelder *opaline for the jpraotice
Lc, by mob members of the dorm sr nay be doe-
potent to mint It is intended Mat these
performers ilia be amalgamated, and perform to-
Sukln estop, wider the direction of Private
Smith, professor of musk; OM hie kindly
en to Modest the performances

lthuntotie Teter ilocturv.—A meeting on behalf
of this society wee held at the Towel:all, on Monday
eveniag, Felt 19, the Rev. B. Monk, vicar of Fording.
ton, presiding. There were also present the Revs.
T. A. Palmer, E. W. Pears, R. Merriman, and J.
Pos. The attendance was large. The Rev. P. J.
Saffery, the deputation from the Parent Society, in
an interesting address, spoke of the work of the
society in trios., and also in Jamaica, from whew*
they lied mei weds manage that they were in need of
help, and the moiety immediately voted them • sum
lof £l6O for the purpose of supplying tracts move
suitable to the neve mind ; an additional supply of
I£loo was also &draw* at the annonnoement of the
i insurrection there. He Meted OM the eseiety is in.
'volved in • debt of £1,974, which ham to be liquidated
by the 31s1 of March neat. He this pee soma
*ming foots • Wed distribution. The
ma of £6 we.

Won Una Lim's Inurtrorn. A most azoilleat
and satertainhig lecture was given by the Bor.
L W. Peers, lector of St. Peter's, in tannest
tied with this hegira's, al Tunas, emeing at the
Towntiall. Ugor (Dr. Aldridge) presided, mid the
attend:nos was ism*. At evidences of We credulity of
mankind. the lecturer referred to Übe beliefs whist%
abatis certain dams I. witchcraft and fertuse-
=ay swims instances whisk bad it..
under his ow. oteerratioa), to the bubble cempaaies
sad mad sobers.* for moseyesaking white maimereial
men memo in, sad , in religious matters, to the seneatiosel
paneibisti which are so meth read, purport* to
asphalt mysterious prophesies. The antidote be pre-
pared, lie. steady &diereses to duty, sad a earn faith
in the Skin ths it. forth in the Seripteres. Tits
lecturer was 0014141 iback•d+ and tetttrow a the
Mayer in presiding. was memoir We are
informed that EL C. Start, Pan., of Mattel' House,
has pretested 40 volumes of interestini books to the
Institute, Menses* the costeati of the library to about
400 folusse.

amongst
(relate(

Tam Wiewrsia.—Tike napti ai timmomotor an
Dominator tar the pun weak la in Mows r--
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1861

CATTLE DISEASES
ACT his passed into a law; and Mr. Hunt's
bill regulating the movement of cattle will
rapidly follow. The first measure is distinctly
one which resorts to the remedy of the pole-
axe. The other enact* that until 25th Much
there shall be no movement of live cattle
along any public road, except in districts pro-
nounced free of the cattle plague by Order in
Council; or from one field to another, to the
extent of two miles distant's, provided the
fields are in the same occupancy; or in the
cue of cattle going to slaughter under
license ;or of cows breeding and so forth. In
seaport*, with exception of London, Leith,
and Bristol, cattle imported must be
slaughtered within 600 yards of the landing
place. Meantime our farming friends need not
be startled if, under the Prevention Act first
named, a striking change is found to take
place in the weekly returns of the progress of
the cattle plague. In the first place, we are
happy to say it has been apparent for the past
week or taro that just as the new law was
about to come into operation the plague had
ceased to advance so rapidly. In the next
place, it is anticipated that for s few weeks
ensuing many thousands of cattle will be
slaughtered under the new system; indeed,
that none whatever will be permitted to die,
so that one ominous column of mortality will
be as good as gone. Thus, instead of 11,000
or 12,000 returned as havins died weekly, we
may expect to find, supposing the pestilence
to undergo no abatement, the like or even
larger numbers returned as having been
slaughtered.

NW k NZ

Firm
Fire
Fine
Rrin
Itioty, ran, Los

Bac 22 aad 23 maks provision as to di.mortgage of
rates in certain cabs.

Sito.-24-gives power to the Public Works Loan Coon-
mimic:oars to lend sooty.
Bee. 45 directs that every local authority shall report
to Um Privy Council with respect to the mule *gee
is may be required.
Sea 96 gives power to purchase land for burial of
diorama aounale.
By see. 2f, any mien itentraresing any provisions— in
this set, or any order by the Meal authority, Moan a
penalty not exceeding no, and rebore the ogees. I.
soormitted with revere to more time four salamis. •
penalty not exeseding £5 may be immeed instead.
See 3) provides that MOM= may be recovered
sernmarily before two jesting.
th.lirtmilimessiets that our:, hallo* aggrieved by
By sea 92 Seeders ci the Privy COMbeil and of the
toed authorities. so for es they are delbeeitellt with this
sok »stain in form until they ere revoked or have
sz by lapse of time
t.dall eared, that septum incurred prior to the
mimics rif lila set, rev be paid oat of the Meal rate
reads alder the eM.
The Star and anal sestiop direst. that this act coo•
tines in force till the IM January, 1367, and until the
end of the tims semi= of Parliament, and no longer,
except as to the levying of rates for sums borrowed ; and
ber Majesty in Ocrerred may at any time smpend the
operation of this ant as respects the !daughter of mitt
The relisdale este Meth that In counties the
authority is the jadeite is geeersl or quarter serious
mesabled t the Weal rats, the mituity ate ; and the
Mork, the clerk of the pease In boroughs Um local
authority is the Mayor, Alder's's, sad Bargees« arming
by the Council ; the local rem, the borough hued or
borough cit.; and the Mart, the Teem Clerk,

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_HUMILIATION FOR THE

CATTLE PLAGIIK.

Tb• following pastoral letter Ms been Warmed to his
Clergy by the Lord Bishop of tiallebary
lialtsbury, February 11, IMO
MT ILITZMIDD MID DUD BDOTDID.—YIPUJIID. .11
sere, swan that Magna. the Arebbishsp all thaterbiuy
gbac reqiested ger etee Governamat to advise the
ums to isms an order appotageg • day of aadiosal hemiiiati,li es eoceent at UN emasculates of Moe cattle
truwith unabated severity, and that the Gevernmest
ot.. nimble to aeoede to the Arehbistiop's request,
Ta. diaralties shah were Meted to be la the way of the IMAM of dm Ooversamat are, however, not nth as to binder the bishops from recommending the obeervenes
Cl
sash • day during this teat In every puria, in their several disarm ; sod I have this dap wed Um follow-
ing letter from the Arebbishop Adrian( nab aspens:—
Lambeth Pala's, 16th February, 1806.
My Dear Lord,— As Ills sow asoorstood that no day
will he appointed by the Crown for Natiosal Hamilia-
tion on amount of the sore plague whati is min
our Cattle, I feel that it devolves epos tits
Spiritist Fathers of our Mame to take wpm them-
nine the responsibility of moving is this mattes: I
treat thers/ore that you will Bee It to request the
Clergy of the Dimes to invite theirseverni
DOM to mamba in the Hours of God, me=
daring the present Lest as from local eireumetanees
tmly -be 11104 mannient, that they may humble
iaemoolvte under His Nighty Mood, mgydep
gis lodgment kw their ohm, and pray Ms to avert mar
salsaity : I would his hope ter
the 6141111 maps. avail the
marlin and intenession of our lard Jou Christ,
God's tiirs=Mamanotteuttes than be etegad mid
Motional am, my Lwed,
7541 Witted amd allaselemets
0 T. 0411111 AL
re the Lad Ibisbay of NalabotlP,

Aug. of, at Lagging' HdriiNg. Dllii mid hie had 1 r ito—"Tb• last .(lb. Parise • good reading hgg
. •A ILLue..a.
been op nearly all the preview eight. Tined lOg in- 1 " ludo too beg;" Mr. Was. Chaos h—"ht r,
chiding unis.--Joiso Griad was ehuged wittitiro • Bogie desks, nu' ” ciametheey ve glee., ."
••••••d • bowl of the Highway AA. at wallet forth roars of !oughts,.
ll-
as the 6th Irebrasry. P.S. Holloway found doloadut • wo
psnoso).-- " Thrilglikor
driving his tart, wham be am &oak and tareselde. lio " Melting Idowtoeta," and .
....A
o
fell oat, and had mot this hem bun 'lopped be would" ••••• lb• bber," °W. fol"'" Prodsowl ooneedepriNg
have hoot eon ever. —Delosdeut earl he wee seems', Me.... Boos and Weetontt dorig the
net having amok bowl re gloggigg H. we. etwoologrzewd • deft as two aerowpotow with gnat
aged la all rta--I.7•Attither linetionte, To miiitt: , Mot& wore atm loam siege gad Gomm two of
on the lab Yobrsary, P.C. Bridle found • bores - , the latter by Mr. Marshalled', and Mr. Hun were
illO Walter Cecelia' hediag o• *or hOmw.—Brl 'repeated.
Bud it get oat of ble yard. H• woe lead Is. and ocist..
—David Monks and Thusag Wiiittkt phunt•
tuatara for healing gruel, for the pa, isb of Langton
Herring. were charged by Mr. Jetty, the servile, with
having regatived pawl from • heap ui bdeagp to the
highway, that bad been paid for,
_to auther -which had
and boon paid for Mr. R. N. lioirord, for deignianhg,
seogoodiag in showing that Orr gruel alleged to have
been remount wag and ia the kl pommies of Ow
highway gothoritiet, end the nut wag
On Lb. the 16ch Febeeses r.C. new lowed • donkey,
belonging to Williug Northour, of Elwyn, straying on
the highway. Northam rid It got loom He was toed
Os. hmandiag sue.

Bitl Urt JUT.

Flea il.t.toril hes been erasiesely pithead i• opornve
the appotototoet of the Rev. Melville Lee, A.. to be
hosorary @hankie to She First Dorset MC Voloothere,
vim Templer, redline&
Its. broossets Cam—This ease allegod against
Mr. Myetower by Mr. Vandenburgh was brought
to a thole itht Thersday. at the Wedenuster
sgseri ur rt. A. we v.titanof to predoth Mr.
hos inane oat of the aft .ir tho honourable
awn • long_ eiperienoe of hie lidall here
to styes& Tb• eema4sieent nod hie witnesses ettrtly
broke tiara ends' isnrenoserainatecto, sod &milli the
aurae wen withdrawn, before ono of Mr.. bynoner's
withesers had been Oialaiala. n.a gratdynoc ea a
resale, bet it Is rarely • pioooa. thing that he .Itheig
bath hem pet to the expere &an aesit•ty of an inquiry
at Asa • nabs.. in Lando.. no whet war, evideally. to
alight a ',retsina*. The hello w re rung oe Frirlay eight
on the return home 51 Mr. Sponier. seri at Lyme the
bang paredod the wrote—indications nf the esivend
essitfaetios whisk the °DID pries et the ere los seared.