The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11 00:00:00

BorSttsbitt.

Anon Mortnune. —The fanrtai a=ent the
seettniaeote meetiesed In the soliedeles te Sir Jobe
Lubbock', DUI " for the preeervalloe ol eiseiset itatlesal
monuments," as this. to whieh la the IriS laelaate lb.
Act le to be applied : —Dereeteldre—Tbe amphitheatre.
Doraberter ; Maidea Oa.tie; Bsdbury Elam sear
Bloodford. _

Ttio Bhoop of Salisbury has lealastad tate Rey. Henry
Clerk, M. A., to the rectory at Leagbrody with
LMlotrody, moult by the slostli of the Rey. Lundy
not, on tho proemial's a Mr. Robert Williams. of
&idols's,' Homey Dereheeler, sad limased the Bev.
Arthur Hill, Clerk, is he the Ant Leashing of
tho Meareae sod glow perish .1 B*. rotor, Portland, aa
tho sominatloo at tho direstore of °moist prisons.
VOLUITZ/111 UNDO TIM Nsw Lpy Omainurim
Soma —li will be lagermilag le Um Dorset
Volunteers to lain the following se to M. fame
Imam of volitabeire, from the Lel roped of the Gem-
&thee on iMlmalloatim at tio army :
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" It is much to be &arid that the pearly Utiliser volunteer
=should bo_peelemed. whenever peaty* reatiasomay
anon* The Chiemelle of ea belese el* therdore
ess= each • melba lz=. y rum.
nut: re* Pow. of
the bellphe ye. whom un the volteers traer ham the
estruelooe of Wig emeiseed with. ha agnates**. but,
Is Mewl era voltam amp nay be ennotioised
other within the eandletelse.
of rab-distriete wIIWWI to the general Aloes
ormunsadlag pupa** for the maememeat of volunteer oorps
not tater la ash year thea the If of Mirly.
Whew", the lents ereppliW tor the mania sell be
available If ea volunteers for the purp of performing
their yeeZurs. le either *custodian*, b.for.or after the Wain
of be
" fee Odom* of any subdistrict will be responsible for the
eferieut Weis of the volunteer corps thereto befogging,
whether the yearly drUle ant performed cootromiusly is amp,
or Interedlamey at the headquarter, of the owe* Ms wit
therefore Me ty of emending sea drill*
either la peemaTi Zirjoari; and of melatriag Wend as
oto the eSdeaspy of meta
Ho allemlllea to adonis( *riot °bedlam* to
the eilallag tegoielkme of the Toluene* lora in all portion.
kra"

Dosouteou Femme Oun.—Tbe stet weighing
will be held at the Hieg's Arms Hotel, ea Thareday,
the 13th teeteat, whoa A• Tack's§ eilleees will be &eau,
the moonlit' audited. aid the annual dinner take plat..
Members sad Meade are spookily invited to atioad.
Pans PODIUM .—AI Notihstmoks poultry show We
week. M. W. Bishop, of The Oreltard, ha. bus apia
a esometal ezliftitor„ takhat a third prim end two
htitaly etwomeedede with Silver Negev" young birds
Dever Wore Melva.

laseting of the errditare of John
Marley, of Herne Abbas, ermosetent, Is to be held it
the Antelope hotel, on the 18th inst. The ashodele of
debts le shout £450. Kr. H. N. Howard, of Weymouth.
the attorney for lb. debtor.
We learn that long pending litigation respecting the
swank on the Woodeford poetinan haa been settled by
enbetiintlal damages, with costa, being pakL The sus of
William v. Dyke will Dot therefore be among three to
b• tried at the epos:etching amines. Application for
ge•Plieult up the read will we endorstand be made at the
Q mist Session&
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Mr.lgßoiy fiisla —At Mr. T. Inas
Repository on Saturday there •its a von, large show of
stoolt. olln 200 Weals and calves. sod 500 sheep being
submitted for competition. The attendtase was
sonorous. Don and calves realised from £lB to £26;
hamsters, £l3 to £2O. Prime beef feinted fully 15a,
sad mutton realised late extreme prises. Mn. C. S.
Mayo's 40 Down °aunts@ averaged 103 a and wort inz'
named by Mr. Jobs Groves of W•vmouth.
lIILITLIT (Wu.—'r= the 6nal report of the
committee on the orgutinatio• al the various military
Land forum of the aountry, we learn that the preceding
repnrt whioh allotted four regiment. to potentiate was
a aktin.l errar, Sb. utond group being inteaded for
Licusaufer. Here at Dorchester the number of the sub-
district of On brigade is Sob. 39; the male popelatios
aa 96, 690. and the two line battalloos Is tits
brig.de will be tho 39th (Dorset). with gran grilse
fselogs, and the 75th (Stirllogahlre), with value
f.inings. The 39th regiment to now is India. and Um
75th at the Cain Then there are to be two battalion
of milltia—lit and 2nd Dorset ;Ist ones Arley Reserve,
61; 2a4 ditto, 5; enrolled noncom, 109; volunteer
infant'''. 730; artillery, militia, and volunteers, SR
Colonel Hanley, equerry to the Duke of Edinburgh,
who is to commend the brigade, is expected In Dar-
*beater this week, to decide.. a house for his noun-
non.

Tin Burin iliCiffoOt. —We hoes been requested by
the managon of the British Bohol to insert the follow.
log resolution, which was nioninsonsly passed at their
lot committe• meeting :—" That this committee haw-
ing regard to the heavy debt already existing on the
British eohooldind which is ortain to increase, without
any corresponding provost of mestiog it by logressed
volantary aubsaiptions, deem It necessary especially
In while of the adeqaate hoilities offered by the Ast of
National liducation for scooting by pablio espouse
the eduostiosid nesemitass of the young, 13 transfer tits
fatthiq raariagerseet of the school to the town. The
committee 0111DOt pia this resolution without express-
log at the same lime their deep and grateful ewes of
jhie long continued interest and liberality extended to
the wheal by Matthew Desenteh, J.P , to whose
liberality indeed it is owing mainly that the school das
been Oils through so many years to resclotain so high •
ditto of i flisioney sod to confer inestimable good upon the
youth of the t 0.., which has been Lenorously oknow.
lodged by the inhabitant. from time to time; and that
tbe Secretory be regulated to forward a dopy of this
resolution to the ' Bduostien Departmeat,' and to the
losal papers.'

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COCITT PEITT dllllllOlll, Saturday.—Beler• Yr. L
Pain» iuul Kr. G. Warr.

Jobe Cooke and Joke Writ*, young soldiers of tbe
29th regiment, were charged whit Modica a bottle of
bitten and three &MI the property of Kr. Samuel
Smith. of the Terminis hote4 Portland, on Friday,
Fdb. Stlith.

t;e-et-a-ed Hid the men bad been at the Ina that
night, and on leaving Cook Parried off a bottle of bitters
and Wright four glutei. They treat to arc Mar-
-1 aliallamy's nee, and asked for liquor I she refused them
when Cook asked her to hare a drink of bitters, sad
I.•he did. He mid they got It from the Terminus.
I Wright pat three glasses on the tattle, and broke the
other outside. Then be wanted to return toads, but
she refused him whoa he monalted the window. Neither
of them were sober.
Benteaced.to t.tiree weeks'
.hard labour each.

i-le-i-o-i-Notton named Norria Greta wea charged
elth stealing sip, tha property of Mr. Tom Gale, at
Klageocabe, To nor.
Mr. Wertec for defendant.

P.O. Ratcbhigs said-ZZ-Cni the 2041 March ha appre-
hended the prisoner on • ostarg• of etenling sus from
his tartar. He mid b• was very sorry and would not
do it gain. Ile admitted asadins sop to a groones
shop by his brother to sell. Whams kid ham watoh-
ing the promoutor'e promisee two or that, nights pre-
viously. Them wen 12 eggs in all. 9.1 Mem markad.
If. hid them from promontor's bask kitchen window.
Crose-examinod : On th• road • man gave Me lad •
pipe to smoke. Did sot afterwards "Mak him" about
Me sem.

--ircelOator eu *ailed, and said all be know we; they
were his miaow's ogp. sod • um marked them.
John lioaaybaa said as the last day of February up
over the oow-,toll at Mr. Galo's be maw ales eggs
marked with lead penail. Oa MONA lit he west to
Klaterne's shop at Hook, and there sow the alas
marked eggs.
Oran ematined : Ideatined them by the penall
wake. Believed the bil'a Maw had some fowls.
Mr, Ammath Iflaterse mid that • yoeager brother
of prisoner's named Albert on Pridity brought a doses
egre to hoe shop to NM for Ms mother. Is shout tea
ablate' Yr. Gale's outer WY sad took them sway.
Noticed some pencil marks on them elms brought, sad
that one was smoked.

Creee-examiriod : Had lieu other rue bulged like
tbe owe produced.
Mr. Weston urged that the awe was not male oat,
aad asked the Beach to gimlet it, es acoouat of the
lad's teader.yeara

The Heed; remanded the caw fen the appearance af
Lb. yonneer brother of prisoner.
led named eilia scrip, of McAdoo Newton. wee
shamed with theft at Maiden Newton Nattorat Behool.

16. G. Symonds, Town Clerk at Doesbeekw, moss
ontod.

JAti Brown master of the National School, maid
lest Wedneeday holds the 'ghoul about 4.30 P.m.' ma
left his desk looked. Next morning s little before9.2lo,
be went there, sad foutri the look of desk had bete
broken. loalde It wai the iron handle of a small
printing press which belon_ge to the school that WY not
there the night before. Mimed two boxes partly filled
wlch pens eni e few elate pencils. He remind the
schnol.mnoe, end mossionally kept some in the desk,
but bad &mentioned that practice the last 16 menthe.
The pen produced wee of the muse description aa them
In one of the two boxes. The manotecturer whore
name ii oa it was • former sehoolmeater friend.
Prisoner used to atteod the school but had not the het
16 mouth,.

P.& litUlman hearing last Thursday something had
heppeeed at the school, wait there, and found the
nunter's desk had been brood, and the look broken.
Went in searoh of prisoner, and apprehended Ida Is
the street. The boy ran ou seMng erlem ; be permed
and caught Its, and °barged his with breaking °Pow
the desk at the salmi egaim Ile hobeeed and
Nadia, but said nothing. Pat Male the soil, and he
°optioned crying. Witness told his not be do it, he
would have some ()moony presently. Prissiest said
'This. was nobody with me when I did It; but
there was last time." Reseised the pee prodeeed hues
Mr. Brown.

iti:Bro—wa that hs resolved
IMhoal this pi. frogs a
Ad,. 01 s, at th.

Mr. Symerode aided for a reraaad till aszi datotrday,
It It woe (mated.
The boy yea liberated ea ball.
PIIDDUITOWN.

BIVIIVOLOOL —A short time ago we mentiostod that
Yr. W. W. 11141,01 8 li.dSil. Gareisas,Loodoe whom is
• skit to his triads In Ws plasm, satertalaid shad
400 peopl• to • sumptuous repast; end we new hare to
rowed tbs ems gostlentaa's generosity to tke pear
peoplo of A. parish. On Tuesday they were ladled
to room to tile home of his Mood ILL Yobs. Winging
with them • cloth sad • jig, whoa melt ass had so-
lording to his or her family trona ix to foortese polls ds
el prime beef, a loaf of breed, sad • jag et hem boor.
In the sitiosecie ms were mos Swum from filmed
*very window to the lower panel the village. Oa
woosamlty when taklag Musk farewell (at Meet for a
tune), crowds of pimple alsombled sail gam three
sheasier lb. mad Ws. 111114 wishing timm
oven lamina

ellitlfll ABBA&

A IflOrtran ox Digneregualiglor.—On There l
last, the Rev. T. NOM*. of Dorchester, delivered ta.
Wotan oa the disereblishment and diendooment of
the Boise* °barely at the Congregetioual ohspol,
Geese Abbe.. There was • good attendee** though
sera( to Aral lathier. the churn people with
errerery as ezeoptbn were eons:doors by their sheenoe.
The *hair was take, by the Itev. D. Thom., the
minister, who slier prayer wed the Miring of • loran,
obeerred, that they were met to diem.. one of the
leading queerer of the thy, latimat ly and isseorah'r
ormetted as it wee with the 601..4 wel'ers of the
Oberlin church, the intern+ of truth. and the
advaramest of Christ's kingdom within thL roalm.
He maintained that they were individually ocinoiened
in this matter, that as long as the °horn of Borland
is entrusted with pulite property, sesames rote
authority and submits to stets oontrol to respect of
dor:rise ant discipline, they oannot remain Indifferent
mirrors of her proredlop. He assured them that
they entered upon this work with an sernest desire to
bring &boat pear, aerial love,and promote the spirit of
oonoord amour all denomination& The Rev. T. Nene
In the introdseilon to his Intone remarked that the
rears of the disegidelishmeat and &endowment of
the 11=Chardi Gould no longer be regarded.. one of
mere or a ~, bat one with which the
legislator., polttlss,, sad jllispnes Irrespective of
their greed, who sought the as and Political wel-
fare of try, mast deal. The question had
takes • arse hold on the mind of the people and was
fast florin for design adios or way or the other.
Lord Derby had rid that "aelfoapport in religious
matter, whether we like It or not, arms *reale, in
' the Inevitable progress at paha* 'vests." The lecturer
wished It to be saderster that the leaders in this great
movement, eadithoie who were proud to follow their
lead, were animated by one feriae, that of their
isiantry's geed, mid by that spirit of religion ere&
they all protester to love. ÜberaUouletis, of
whom he wee re, were not sectarians, sour loss
seettlariste, or Wilde* am had often bees slanderously
alleged by their sts, who bad also represented
them se driers or of the land, as the see
thing her sad esdearraz to destroy.
He hoped of Curios,.. web motives cord
be honestly impeded to himself or to his brethren who
zr=t.wia les mush to the fair t tile mom.nt.ea geletun
of the queries, If each party would endeavour to
narrator the motives nad priselples whir governed
the other. He was gaits sere that the gegeties word
have to be settled ultimately by the Gals rise of
reason. In this spirit he wesid err mon the &e-
-erie. of Mr. Mall% Nedra, whisk be reed, sad we.
to this iMeet--" That lee eelablisionmet of the shorelese
of Inglated and Beetland Involve's thistles at
equality, deprives these errors of the right:re:
goverameet ; Imposes es Parliament dads* whir it is
not grilled to diecharp ; and IN hurtful to the political
and religious (Merest" of the esessotalty, and ought
no longer to be maintalsed." The speaker exposer
his entire setiefeetion with the motion. Perasnally,
nothing would gratify him more than to take it out of
the hands of proteins altogether, and ramie it to
Christie-, men who might be thought it to settle It
with • view to marls*. Referring to the violation of
e equality alleged la the motion, be said that
religious
profierd to maid this tam es new
and loornprehensible. Religious toleration had been
.worded to the Nosoonfornists, with which cherub
men doubtless expected them to be eathified, and of
rune now ordered at their ingratitade in asking
to be Petted on an equality with themselves. Battler,
mar be reminded of the old ader, "Give them as
inch and they will take an ell," net as ell that woo not
their due, bet rights of whir they had bees hitherto
defrauded. What re in the opheopal numb be entitle
It to the advantages derived from Beata reseetion
This re the real question it rota It wee said that
It had always bees an established obureh. nines,
however, did not eetteblish a right to exidere, simply
by erronee. Bosh legislation would be utterly im•
Possible and aster. To my that the Rogan Church
we. the bulwark of Protestantism re also futile when
they remembered the well-known fact, bow It bad
brume • feeder of the Prefab Cheer. But ere
suppose the bad been • defers to evangelical troth,
might not other rarer. eerily Giallo the nine
favours? Again, obternh defenders maintained that no
Injury was Waisted upoa other denominations berme
the Property belonged to the church. Bat where eerie
their title deeds? The bishops and Merry ere at beet,
, but trustees, and might it not be trapetent for the
shareholders—the nation, to range the ocastitation of
, the trusteeship I Bet to ease by the goodion of pro-
I party, what be contended for was that the Butte ought
to treat all alike, withontiorodring into the religion of
any of its people. The anion of Obursh and Etre
deprived the former of the right of eelf-roverament,
and imposed duties on Parliament irbLb it we. not
competent to drawee. It was sootrary to Christ's
word., "My Lagdorn le not a this world." The
lecturer proceeded to give error from pamphlets
written by the Rev. J. C. Byte, in support of the State
Change, but which in realty wily redeemed IL How
good men raid barter their .liberty for prestige and
saki distinetion, wag beyond his eempreheedon. It
reminded him of therm of the mite bora lea dungeon,
into which no light cord meter bat just one ray through
a crack in the wall, who, when men owe to pall down
the wall to give him more light, besought them not to
take down the wall, lest he short Ire the little light
be bad. In connerlos with this questioa be could not
' be blind to the far that the Noronformitit clergy
entered upon that, duties under a disadventer se own-
' pared with those of the Established Church, oot thee
he we. orking social eleyetion. but they sought rather
to remove every difficulty in prosecuting their work.
It was bestir same a. If the Star patrosird orris
tradoemen of a town and neglected the rest. Would
the latter stand sash a tremitment f They simply
wanted the Beer to clear away Impediments. In eon-
elusion the speaker Wily alluded to the fad that the
' church clergy always opposed moire reform. The
repeal of the corn laws ; the early effort. oe behalf of
education by Joseph Lancaster and other. ; the form t-
-
lion of the Bible Society, ho, were strenuously opposed
by the clergy. The lecture woe listened to with deep
Interest by the 'rimer to the end, and a vote of
thanks parsed to him, proposed by the Chairman and
seconded by Mr. H. Derdman, wee carried with tools-
motion. After the leisure, it was proposed by Mr.
Diming and 'seceded by Mr. J. Derriman, that Ma.
MLIPs motion be approved by the mostleg, whir wee
"anted without one disorient voice. The meeting
closed with the National Anthem and the berdietion.
Coseaseenicated