The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

Cots limittt, floionlay.— Wheat in short ttipplf.
moot of which woo in bad condition. All dry Para"
odd freely at the fall rateo last week. Barley mole
..idoriblo, at folly former prim. Chits spin 61. per
qr. dearer.

1/1 Lad Bishop of the diocese will leave Salisbury
foe London an the Ist of February, in eider to be
asset at the *peeing of Nrliement and the preetirg at
ee""atioor He the 20th January his Lordship
I =Waled the Bet. Edward Collies, clerk, W.A., to the
R.elorY of Froths at. Qaintoe-otim Berrshot, Verret,
reedered 'asset by the reidgnatice of the Bev. Henry
Hoskins. on the presentatioe of the Right Hon. the
Earl of Behests', the patron.

BonOUGH Pohlad.. Thunday.—Before the Ilskyor.—
gdmusd bilk% stomata-Oa, was committed for eine
day,' for drnakeonass.—Fallms. -John }Umbilici,
rat catcher. of Irordington, for being drank and
eapshie in Bell-strut,the previous night, nos oontenced
to were dais imprisonment. He said be bad bro.,
6-1. boding a friend'. birtbds), and got strop of rem.
He expressed great camera for his " dumb animal"—a
lamp* and ass Minted that drould be dehtered to his

New 0•1121 ii Coonott.—Another Order in Connell
on the cattle plague bee been issued. It exceeds the
jurisdiction of the existing authorities to raw hides.
akin., borne, and brach, except snob ma may be imported
dims I to offal, sad to "all dung, bay. straw, fodder,
Meg t Propagate inf,stion." The replatious
established to each district with respeet to cattle an to
apply to three at tidies, but a reservation is made of the
right of thmugh transit by railesy, and of tramit fro.
one part os a t 0,,,, to another by lissom of ttro Mottoes.
The order is to expire on Um let of Marsh neat, tinker
maimed&

lifuttromi. —Pennons on behalf of the C dosiel and
Continental Chdrob Society were preached on ganiii"
ism, in the morning at fit. Peter's tbureh, by the Rs,
K Ceweis, Ageocasaion Peemeary, whoa the sure of
£4 11% was solleeted ; and at ht. George's Church.
Rast Pordingion, in the morning by the Rev. E. W.
Pears, vibes shoot £3 were cont.-fleeted. In the even-
ing at Christ Church, West Feudington, the Rev. B.
Cowan othoisted, and the collection mounted to
51 hil. A prattle meeting was held on Monday
Imola& on behalf of the tame object, wader the Prs-
sideesy of the Rev. James Fisher.

Coniairran TO rnn DORM COUPTT GAOL.
Aasi:e• :wiII. Dobbs.. anon klabank ;
-ham Crocker, Ass Fall, !Elisabeth Handy, and Sarah
Lee, steialing gold watch, ha, M IsYmit &YEW
Bilk. Meeting money. ke., at Liitiebrsdy. —Hard
L darr : Hebert Sharp, assault, ka, at OHM:Amp
Abbas, 1 month; Joon. Lambert, rogranoy at Wey,
month. le days; John itomrs, !Edwin Hughes. and
Thomas &oleo, refrain( to proowil to ma in Britiali
ship, Mirage, at Fortisnd, • weeki.,—/earri•oninent
Edmund le star, draisk, ha., M Dorchester, Tday.;
John Hawkins, drank. he., at Dsimbester, T darn
BonoLcar A? MI Hooke or Mt. 0. TRAM-
ROLL.Ci. —During tt• Welt of Taralay, the 2&dJaouar7, ebb house of 0, Troyte4Elo)lbsik, Eaq. (WA)
of From.), al fnedrehln, Willi, .41 lupine Into, and •
timidity of valuables stolen. An entrant.. was effeeted
by boring a bolo in the dialog-room window shutter,
with a centre Mt, .rd breaking the fastunieg. The
rro. air carried off comprised the following silver
wicks .—sin iokstarkl, • SUgar bowl, ash knife sad
fork, two spooos and forks, a boa mmked " A.T.8.,"
and various othsrs, many of Ibsen marked "0.T.8."
with crest. Two 1:5 Bank of England MOUS were Jim
motto, and shoat LT in gold.

HORCHISYta HIGHWAY HOARD.- YU anneal state-
ment of accounta was laid before the Baird meeting at
the Bhireb.ll.,la4 Saturday, H. Winton., &q., in the
eiwor. The distriet eompriars 43 peridiet. and it is
evtimated there are betimes 800 and fOO MUM of reed..
The expeediture for the pest year, during wick% time
onesiderable improvetnesta here been effected. liteldding
the estatili.hment alined amount. 10 C 4,103, or I.
than id. in the t on 04 rateable wane of the distriet
ettabliahment charges for this large .ree are a
trite under ji. in the C, which I. a con, we believe,
unpreeedeetedly

ADJOUtIED QuaRTCI 111110110 XL -•The Court of
.arter blemions met by further adjournment at the
Shirohell not flatrarday, when there were preeent:-J.
1.1.1111% &AIL M P. (detatemirirgkin), H. C. 410n411.11.
Lq. It Williams, Req., Z. reams, RA., E. L
Hinder,ley, Req., Colonel Stewart, and Major Ailt-11
After mach omaideration it wen remits 4 to prohibit
the introduction Into the jori-dictios of the Court of
the Anis born. and hoof, of any cattle, sheep, and
swine, exerpt the skim, born., and hoofs of each
animals as are directly imported into the Milted King.
dom from India, Australia, &mils Africa, or America ;
ales, to prohibit the bringing into the county from any
place over the border of the offal of any each animals as
eforeraid, and any dung, hay, etraw, fodder, or litter,
likely to propqrate iefetrilla. A Mooed resolution
makes it unlawful for my Mins bona; and hoofs, sae.
those of sheep, (unless they be &wetly imported from
the countries before mentioned), to be renamed lcus
one parish or place within the jurialietinq of the art
I to any other parish or place within the sense jeriedie•
tin, unless they bars been in the pain...ion DI ths
owner, or of moodier person • resident of tie
county, for tour week. and he km ...tie.
bet. eignid by the Wiener or veador, no the
cam may be, countersigard by an Overseer of Cats"-,
that there is no cattle dimaes in the parish, sad by a
Justine that the removal is made for ressoes setidamon,
to him. Reception is made to the mooed reeelation to
allow the removel of aneh ...viands to be nude frow oes
p.ve to another of lands in the same orennatioe. 11 the
cattle plasm break out In any perish, provision is um&
for prohibiting the removal of any Wee, borne, or
°ILI from nth verhib and Me eentenninotis parishes.
Tim only question raised as to the • vimbility of
adopting the (armoire( remintions was upon the erre-
srruotion to be pot upon the clams "likely to pro-
pagate infection" as applied to dung, hay, strew, fodder,
or litter, Did it prohibit the removol of all such
•rtioles, or on'y of mach of them as front having come in
contact with infected animals were likely to propagate
infeetion The Court adopted the clause believing the
latter to he the proper interpretation. • form of cent.
ecsas ;,; to be drawn up and printed for the eon venience
01 farmers who &sire to remove male. The Court
again adjoereed till nett Retarder,
(Nairn Peert Besalona, flaturdsy.-Before Lieut.-
Ca Steward, and Mejor Steward.-William Mean,
for obstructing the highway at %dos be leaving •
timber carriage in book of Cie Son In for three-
quarters of an hour, was fined 10s. including costa, or
seven days' imprimoment.—Thoruse Drakeior Merin
wagron in the highway at Piddiehinton. January Stii
from 3p in. to 10 p.m , we. fined 58.--I'ol/A Thomas
we. anmmousd by John Dodge, ballil to Mr. Paelps.f
Moieties. (or as mediate Definotant and others Mete
Yenpinyed to make • elseeplard on the farm, and •
dispute arose between Morose and Dodge no to the
height of the &nom, which resulted in defilade-%
vbaking a hammer Dem him in a threatening manner.
He was toed 101. um/lodine costs. A ammo= for
assault the, out by Thecae'
.apinst Dodge wae dit
mimed.- -*Rhein' Pring, ee,ter, wet °balsa% with
inisbehairiciur in the sorrier of Thomas Rolls. at Puddle.
town. On the 16th January, Mr. Bois found the hair
of the tail of one of his horses bad been palled out.
He acomed defendant of doing it, when be admitted
having pulled out the short hairs, tut not the long
ones. Some similar hair wee found at Mr. Pain's, celiac--
maker, Peddletown. Co.. adjourned for Mr. Pain to
be preeent. —John Trivets for being drunk at Broad.
mayim, .111110111120th wee lined 5.. -John Treviso,
for a &tiler offence at Pliddleto•n, January 13th, we
fined is. and meta.- -Jneeph Bryer, for being drunk I
at Abhotabury, Jannery 2nd, had to pay St. sod emits,
or *even day: inapriromanent —John Silk, meson'
of
Axminster. gem awned with having committed the
following robbery. Mr. Well•-pring, bsilder, is ereciUng
some farm buildings for R. Williams, Ray., at Little- I
bredy, and bag • temporary office there. Mr. Joan
Haines, his foreniaa, baying locked up the piece on
Seturday evening, the 20th of Jemmy, the next
Monday morning found the door had been forced open,
the ollim in great disorder with papers strewn about.
A small cupboard was broken open and a shilling
taken. A eitientity of food and • keile were I
, with &pother knife. hawing • main at one end,
he. worked under him on the 12th Mat.
P.C. Lillingtoe apprehended prisoner on the 24th, and
forged epee kiln a knife, which Mr. Haloes identilled.
Its eempared prisoner's left hoot with a mark Mose to
the Miss door, and fated it corresponded
Henry Gregory Gill, of Abbe...bury, new a wan dressed
like nrlaonar at the door oq Sunday. Primmer on being
oa,otJoo.d. maid : I have only to my that I slept in
Bridport on the Sesday night. On Monday morning I
walked to Losobroty, where I was lodging. I Wm
to .k my tools and walked to Dorchester. Coming into
Dorchester, I picked up the knife with the comb pro-
duced, and went to Mr. Wellspring to ask him far •
Job, and be took nee on the next morning. He was
committed Inc trial at the next

Tug Fskitnas Pormos. lollop tho
abject nastier of Cho petition for the re of ths
Ush-Tait to be presented to the Hones o Common.,
which will be pawed for aviators next Batarday
afternoon in the Dorchester Cora Scohange
To !be Honourable lb. C 9111113006 of the Uaited King-
dom of Ormt Britain and Ireland In Parliameat
assembled. Tbe.bumble Petition of a Publie Meeting
. . . .

of Farmers and other, degrees al promoting thii
Repeal at the Kalt-Tax, held at Derebeator, la the

S-0-I;sty of D.wrwt,
alwareth—Tbst yosr rtitiosers ars dodlOy inkrros!nd
is tine prowsrity ofulture, sod is tès well-bong
sad irsprorosiont of • v working populatios.

That nut ta wisest, barley is the most valuable pro-
duction of British sail sod yat is is loaded with a dirty,
when converted iato sash, of about 70 per cent or
21.5. Bd. pm quarter.
In 1750 the It Duty was only - de. Od. par qr.
In 1855 it had interned mom than
21s. &L
Fivs•FOLD. ,to - • per qr.
mat your Petitioners particularly berg to draw the
attention of your Hoorisrahla Howie to the anomaly of
hoary duty upon M.ll surviving the mpeal of the
Castors.; linty upon Corn and the Facia* Duty upoe
H.9e—belu(OllU maintained, moreover, in undiminished
severity, in the face of suaeresive midribse I. tim
duties upon Wins., Tea, and Brandy.

That year Petitiosers, from their-experience, are able
to amert that the Duty la a areal hindratos to the pro-
fitable produotios mad the the of all halals.) bed quality
of barley In the manufathure of beer—the meat lees.
lades relating to light Barleys notwithstanding
-
That year Petitioners submit that the Malt Duty la
altogether at variance with the principles of Free Trade,
sod theeptimal cod invidious Tea apse a highly im-
portant preduatioa of British indastry.

net the Defy iollote great injastioe noon the Does-
sewers of Boar, and in opposed to the Orel principles of
mooed taxettes—the West of • heavy Ina ape. the raw
malarial being to eabonoe the elitism's aig psis. of
Beer far beyond the mere amount paid as duty. thantisy
taking out of the posimt of the oonsanses • mash
larger stun than leiebei the Ittehequer.
That the Taz Ii eeproially oppreseise upon the
working Awes, to whom pare beer is • souriating
beverage nod.. amass indiepensabie utiele ef diet.