The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-11 00:00:00

MARNIIULL

I it afresh, a :strong warning against the public into-
rest being male to steleserve the purposes uf either
A vestry meeting of the parish of St. Peter WaS ! private or political predilections.
convened at St. Peter's t %iamb Oil Fri.Ley nierning . _ . _
tat, the !tee. Morton Ceisen, the rector, in the •
PO RTLA ND.
, chair, for the purpose of making a rate for the repairs
lof the church. After the reading of the notice, the i On Thurs.lay the Rev. Gervase Smith, of Bris-
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tol, r•acheil a semen at the Wesleyan Ciaapd, For-
meeting Was immediately adjouniesi, on the motion
;of Mr. Saunders, seconded by Mr. Cosigns, to the tune $ Well. in :WI of the fund for defraying the ex-
'remittal' petime of the alterations ill Wakeham elloolneen,
The Rev. M. ('OI.SON, having resumed the chair, anal improvements c 'steel with the chapel at
called upon the churchwanlen, Mr. Davis, to pro- Emst.m. In the evening the rev. ;gentleman gave his
duce hie estimate fir repairs, kc. selebrated lecture en " The Spanish A rinale." which
Mr. Davis, while laying the estimate before the he has recently delivered at Exeter Hall. The nem
, meeting, said Ora, with regard to time repairs, they was densely enevael on the oceaaoll, and the lee
found time water coming in at the roof very much, and tore 'inductive of universal satisfaction.
having had the roof surveyed the surveyor had esti- LAND SLIP. -The late rains have causal an ox-
match the outlay at t:131). However, the churchwar• tensive land-slip in the western Mae of the ishuid, near
1 dens aid not eon:Wier themselves justified in going to Priory, above the villages of Fertune's Well. A mass
' that expense at present, and they confine,' themselves of earth to the extent of several acres last week
to what was actually necessary for keephig out the •el from de rocky bea, and fell over into the
water, at an expense of £37 10s. That was the esti- sea Am time accident occurred in an . halated per
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mate as to repairs. Then, as to the Clerk's salary, tin of the elan.' it WAS unattended with any lee of
that stood at the usual mamma. There were some life, with the exception of an unlucky donkey which
timings, on looking carefully over the past yeare' ex happened to be at the time on the descending
pence, which they thought ahead he left out in the avalanche.
1 rate' such WI paying the ringers for Gating the
curfew, whieh they thought ought m to cosmic to the B NDFORD.
town generally, ana not to be borne by the parish ----- . ----- L _
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Till! LATH INsULT To SleotiTsMit% 0% GUNVILLE
I rate. 'flien, the gratuities they struck out altogether,
DowN. -We have endeavoured to ascertain, for the HAWKCHURCH.
! and other thinge they thought prop a to reduce.
year aecerated in the most elaborate
! Having 6 b I that the feeling of a majority of the !satisfaction of the eportsmen of the comity, what has Client% Dremearms. -Time teeriath church at this
tof ealary given been the result of time cauunanication which Lord Place is this
• parish was against the present •
' t., the organist, they hal reancel that salary to mlll.l tastefill manner., Over the chancel arch are time
Portman made to Lord Di shy as chairman of time
130, making the, requirel sum altogether ellel 13s. /ie
icla ,
ater li iceting -had in June last t in hunt-
worsts. " Iflory to Gel in the, Highest," and aliemai
ee
, 5.i.. fer which a rite "1.9.1. in the p onel wouhl be time altar is time sacrol iiii ousgrani " 1.11.5." ......mpeed
. necessary. The Churchwarden then read the follows mug arrangemente - relative to the eccurrence on ..f laurel leaves, relived with rea holly berries. These
I ing detailed statement :-7 Gauped', ' ijewn, on the lath ~f Doeemls-r last. We gleceratiens appear te give great matisfac G tion , the
' ch„ ~,,,,,,,,b,,,. Kr.i.i., or m.r.,,,,,,, fir Reogiri. regret to be (maid.. to give :illy particulars „rwhat.h,„ parishionera. many of whom express a hope that the
church will be einimellisliell in a eimiliar manner at
erle.r.ei..ll ~.t. iiieim, *reie-, 4,..., he the curfew pased on the swathe lint we heir that a ' "lir
. year eschew goiter, 1859. insult, Gi apeman' is not likely again to be offered ; Eaeter. -
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hiaet Our church is decorated this year in the most
Linkaeutli,e.fretfii..re:
otil•e"urfiren.itilei.e'.r 11%-‘4%ieehawveillna,t
,itoure..eei,:itt CH A Rail/FM
lewd Dighy will, if newesiary, in hie public capacity, tasteful manner ; spiral a reatlis surround the ...famine
give to hie brother foxliunters a more full explana. that support the reef, time front ~f the gallery has a
ti--n than we have been able to obtain, creel of red holly berries eurtnetinted with a wreath
id green in the ceetre. with I 11 '4 i • ' I sun one eu e, and
Bt. %%Muni. SAVINi;s* BANK. -'l'ime Trustees and e...v. if. - I. - •
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„fon the other. On the front is *triangle. cone
alangeaers of this institiai heist their half' yearly
meeting stti time 3rd inst., when the usual amounts, Leas, 7,1(6;1) jvit% tiir ,I.',''''l"• " HULY. HOLY,
0 SAB.XOTII," in red,
iluly.awlited. were sithmitted te thew, together with w; •
mite, and black helly berries. On the decalogue
the Govenunent receipt. The number of dear:same the ~.1- ,f ~ m
is 191 a, an.l the a iiiiii int depeited 1:77,037 is. Id. ma
hi u lich
berries with A on one aisle and oon the
n niaents are-in time centre, a cross of
a i
b liming an increase upon the previous year, and thee; ; '
are a larger umber of ace.un nts now open otter, with wreaths suspended below,
mpen than at , ~
any other lwri.el since the establishment of the bank. AT. aiAltV'sClitlivii, CATIIEI:sToNK.—This church
This is a gratifying feature in the account,' now is likewise decorate-ml in the meet ',laying manner,
referred to, as it indhates e alter diffusion of mere and 41isplays much excellent taste. On the altar are
provident habits among the industrious classes, and . tn." lematelets ; the cross which occupiee the centre
;
shows a desire .in their part to better their condition ;antic' o f the reresios is diecomted with a wreath
in each of time panels on either smile is a star. A large
in life by mime-aimsof their own prudence and seit-exer-
cross compeel of variegated holly is placed in front
tion. Nlany are time personal ands wial benefits '
of the or mii. and underneath the east window is
resulting fi•oni thrift and good management, and „ ..- b. .
Mr. Enwauas having enquired as to fees paid to I 11l Li) IS 11l /ItN," in reel holly
there is no more effectual way of assisting the work- •
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churclawarelens, berries on a white ground ; on either side of the east
Mg classes. than by fostering this habit, and by ex•
The Rev. CHAIRMAN stated that no fees were paid window is a feeteen of evergreen, and a festoon is
g to them the advantagee to be derived froin
to churchwardens except such as they contributed Pl' ! lae I I h• a f time th • •• lows•'th ep et ieneat laC 1.. otr le in,, ut. -ars
such institutions aus this. The chair Was occupied
among themselves. d wreaths dispersed about in various other places.
by H. K. Seymour, Esq., M.l'. an
Mr. M aNriiil.l) rose to propose-" That a rate of in front of the pulpit is a cross composed of neer
9d, in the pellet be thele mum persuance of the esti• Bath-The town and cauntry ball. given at the placid on green leaves. Another craw surmounts
mate then before the meeting for time repairs of time Assembly Homes, Blanaford, on Welneelay last, the l'ent. The combination in the whole display of
church." All lie should say upon the subject was, with the professional a.ssietance of Mr. E.:yers and colour. inCluding time brilliancy of the stained glass
that lie looked upon the Church as an essential part , his able management, went off extremely well ; the windows, the carving of the walls, the rich velvet
of the Semte, (hear. hear) ; awl the haw ime, that a . company was lineaments, and the music ..I air. Evers' I altar cloth, awl the ~171:1111enta of evergretna have
rate shall hue levies! for the repairs of the church, full baud was as varied AS it was excellent ; and the alto a
ge aer a most pleasing ettect.
(Hear.) That law wee ma altered, and
itWAS their . who nqu le gave ualified satisfaction to a must
On Weelnewhey evening last Mr. Holly, of the
I act' shay to contribute to the necessary expenses. 1 agreeable and delighted company.
I ',etch and Horsed Inn, gave his annual tradesmen s
He impel tied whatever 'was said would be said re i Coact:hr.-It will be seen It 1 ' 'yan a vertisement in supper,
which waa served up in his usual excellent
spectfully, awl with goo,' temperawl propriety : and i another part of our iuipreeeion that Mr. Eye '
rs style about 30 attended, incluaing some ut time
that they Wollid net ,lm-al with this question as it was =mil comer,. at Blawiford will take place this le 1-* - espeolde and farmers of the neighisar-
soinetimes dealt with eisewliere-with a great de.al of evening; when, we understand, a large and faehi .a.
th.'e tra‘i
uls- hotel. After the removal of the cloth several eta+
noise awl very little coneideration ; for, really, there able audience is expected. lent glees were sung by the Charniouth glee Bingen,
was nothing at all in this matter of the churchrates, and each one enjoyed himself in the beet manner
if time thing were considered calmly and slispaesion.
attly. The amount was very trilling, and no doubt POOLK. , until somewhere about the small hours, when they
, during the next session of Parliament. if it he pus- NITCHANICS' INsTITVTE.—The eighth annual fem broke up..'
Mimic, the present ground of objection will be removed val of the Poole Mechanics Institute was held in the
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altogether. He ventured to say thew much, being Townhall, on alumlny evening ; there was a very ALI BURY,
the °Meet ratepayel awl inhabitant of the perish ; large attendance. After the duties of time tea table SAVINGs' BANK.—The annual meeting of the Trus-
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and lie thought time manifeet desire attic Legislature had, been conclueled, an evening meeting commenced,
tees and managers of the New Sarum Savings Bank
in the matter was worthy of the consiaerati tttt of that meter the presislency of Mr. A. S. Heages, one of anal atinuity Society was hell at the Bank House,
meeting, (hear, hear), and should have its properl the vice•presidents of the Institute, who opened the en Nrednesdav, the sth instant, James Hussey, Esq.,
in the chair The auditors reperted that the accounts
effect in allaying the excitement of opposition, and meeting with a suitable admire-as. Mr. Duncan, who
for the year elided the '2oth November last had been
checking the inaulgence of anything like angry feel- presided at the piano, an ' the amateur vocalists
submitted to them awl hal been C ,iiiid correct. The
hags. (Hear.) lie would !Wore, in the terms of his ableal greatly to the evening's entertainment. and
progress of the institution was considered satisfacWry,
resolution, that a rate of ad. in the pound be made. they .leeerve.l theehanks of all present fir the maw
(flew, hear.) tier in which they discharge,' their duties. The though 3fis accounts hal been closed during the year
Mr, reeess said, that having carefully attewled meeting was abbe:eel hy the Rev. G. Wiatersuan. yet 356 new aecounts hal been opened, leaving a
total of 3753 at.e•SUlti on tile hoeks at the close of the
ta the cetimates. and !haling from the statements and several members of the Institute.
year. The sums of a:14.56a 17s. 7.1. have been re-
made that the churchwarden hal acted up to the ~
SOUTII Weeyeite Porreeva -ten alondav evening . velve ifset, 111,1h.sit,,rs awl e 4,022 Ilis. 5.1. from the
present spirit of the lew with regard tsi the hour ii the workmen engaged in Mr. Jen tt itt ',.24 Petters' ' Commissieners s.f the Netional lima, be• interest
rite. he w.eild see.wel the prop,sithm made by ale a I.
2alsst,ole; tokAllet with their wives
making a t,,tal ~f els,:eas 14e. whilst e 17,2,2
ainitieliL He was sure that the Ifgae eeling 4,f the were invite...l;ll the itielefati mide neurager ('sin. las. %I. hid been paia out. Only two annuities had
inrush wseila be in fay.mr of supporting the rite so
,loliti S.. Hudson) for the inwpest ~f teking.a °f
mm • !wen granted anring the year. Mr. Charles Everett
long as it is the law of the laud that time expenses cup .4 tea tegailer.,,..; It teek place in time central having tooter...l hie resignati.,ll oldie other of tree-
liniviiled for by that rate are to be leyie.l impel ;are room of the Potterie decorated for the °erosion. A
surer G. the Instituthei, Me John Pincaney was
perty ; awl lh felt that time ,wcupiersof that linil'artY few of air. Hudesn'S'lmeremal friciels also j.anua the
woula be prs•pareal cheerfully to obey the law. rt After t 'I I ' •
ia y. ea as . resales were teem by air.
. .. unanimously elected treasurer in hib gavel. The
(hear, hear.) If u.l.ni, ale. Se ll i l tr, NI. Goviy de Chaville. Mr. auditors awl secretaries were unanimmudy re-
Its•v: ale alicleat, linli•pendent Nlinister, rose to ,
, e'owaral. aim others. ale G. N. Dobson exhabiteel a ! ducted'
LlsalleV Sto-P KlTellEN.—The distribution of
mum ye an amendment, which he sahl 116 ii iii I rem' magic lantern. which wai Viewed with great interest '
when lie had tinislica his remarks-in the course of by time . inlay. After three cheers being iven soup will commence on Tuesslay ithis day) awl will
1 be continued on Tuesdays, Wednesday., and Thule-
which lie observel, that las object waa not Gs thike for Mr. Iluslean and family tiw aucetine tens-ant:del. 113%.14, mail further melee, at one penny per quart •
a vexation, oppositien with a view t . ealise aneoy -
mice, nor to avoid the payment of a small bum of , N.STI•Ia at Sellool-'4.—TWouermons were preached Omani :the %inter of last year no less than 13,34
meshy ; but it was On principle that he objected to in S 1111 l I:sy last at St. Pail's charch, in le•lialf of the (plane of soup were- supplied to the pair of this
the rate. The three palate that lie i t I Aimee.. upeas Natemaal seleeas ; 111 Ilk morning hy. the' Ilev. • en's.
were the.e: lirse that the duty of mehing a ruts- 1 Henry Cep-i, NI. A., ene ..f Her almeety s Inspectors W eitateser.h.- a thes.rnin.-01, Tuesday evening
IVA., en the vestry al-no' ; see Ily. that when thee .of scies.ds, taking for hie text the 20th of Exelos, the Rev. R. S. Cherie mile, It. etor of Wilt in, gave a
make a ceinpubery rite they its that which is cow ! litia awl 7tlu verees ;in the evening. by the Rev, hue-tune at this institution on •• The Military Orders
teary t., the spirit of tairistianity ; awl thirdly. thev . H. P. Cookeely, M. A.. of Winamerne NI Meter. (rem of tile Middle Ages, particularly the Knights of St.
.1.0 that in thi• ii. ,ef religien, which is unjuet to Galations Ist chapter 15th verse. l'ile am. t' Col, John:. The lecture wee highly appreciated by the
.li:twitters. S., long as lie hod these views be wood,' . lected after the services anonlnteti t. I:I I 4s. Id. , anus awl reepectaille auslienee present on the
....melon ; awl at its close, the chairman. C. Bleeek.
enter lams eanie_st protest against church-rates. Mr. I WAR mu SIA4IoNS.- The Qearter Seederas of the
Esq., preeented the thanks of the meeting to the
Miller Own went on at some consiaerable length Peace 6.r the tawn awl comity of Poole N. At hal in
rev. gentlemaii for his very able and interesting
to refer to what hum I transpired at a previonomeeting ; the Guildhall on Friaav last i.e-fine-the Iheorder,
..f the vestry. when his eieW es to one ..f time ' William Major Cooke, Esq. 'Flu-re miss only on leeture.e '
Nionwast rcwirr.--Tlie Tedworth Hounds met on
churchwardens consislering himself lenuol to spend .
prewner fur trial. Irateime //,,,e.., fishmonger, :
Saturday week. at Norman I %not. the seat of Thomas
hib own mnoney, if he could n.,t get a rate, wee sinew . was indicted for stealing' from hi,. 'brother John •
Baring. Kee, H. I'. A UPost liberal and rechereha
tionesi Mn. Miller then quotei the opini 111 l of Or. Ibiglice, a silver watch, value 124, a silver chain,
Foster, which lie hal ohtainel upon the subject. with ' velue Ins., aim a gem
seal, value ills. The prisoner 1 breakfast was .prepared and laid out in the huulsome
the view of ellowina that the churchwarden Wai ll.'t ,! pleaded not guilty. John Hughes sworn, pal.' : I am g-nioni, where every delicacy was provided. All . 'l.
: at time meet were invites' to partake Isf it without
banana to spend lii., own lliolley, alid that if he al.' : a fisherman ana resiae in lewhe on the 4th of Nevem-
eKeePtimt ; tier were tile poorer neighle sirs forgotten
so he could we he reimbursed except by voluntary ber aboat 6 o'clock iii the Morning, I went from It 1111 l e
on this occasion by the literal and hospitable owner.
suleariptione. The speaker then quoted from ''The , leaving my watch over the lire place, and when 1
Vestry The hounds were breught inte time court yanl forth.
men's Guide." by air. Will., in support of the returned in the evening I foinia it gone. I gave in-
label in the house to see, and the scene at this time
same view, and also for the 'prima, of skewing that fiemation to the, police. I have ken time watch since
was very brilliant, although the morning was not the
if the church was out of repair thechurchwarden was • and believe it to be . .. Elizabeth Kimber : i
most cheerful for such an eceasion. The bounds were
not expeed to any peualty fia not making lave iii the same yard as the preceutor ;on the
5,..11 put into itentley, where a fox WWI follnd which
a rite ; and further that lie had no right Gi morning atlie 4th of November 1 saw the prisoner
afforded a good run across a stilt and heavy country.
incur expellees without (tunas in hand tm meet them, I come int. time yard and go towards his brother's
Auiongst those present were -- font Folkestone
nor G. advance a step without the consent of time I se, .._w abate, To" , I an, hilim„rd of the 1.,,,,1
vestry. Mr. Miller Was peoeeeding to launch into i Nelem pulilic house. on the ece ' g of the 4th of Mews. Antmhils, MT" .
Knatchbull, li. Moore, J. NI. 11. Marsh, M.P.. H.
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aim exteneive fie's' of argument upon niany points - ! Noveinher the primmer came G. me and asked me Grove. L. Antrobus, NA
Rowlen. A. Heath. T. Lamb, T. Pain, H. Loscomb,
such is that the vs-trywas d ' g in the wune of I G, let I ' ham e Mb. sum a wateh fur a few slays. I let !
Lieutenant Gosling.
I 'bristianity that wino' dieseiaters claimed G. be un- 'I • have it. Ile then told me not to name it G. his :
Capt. Walker, the Hon. A. A
and ss Cockburn, and • Mrs. Brewer, Mi tell, Ma and Mrs.
chrietian and not in conformity with religion ; that brother. I afterwards gave the watch -to police
the while proceeding was babel in injustice ; that ' constable Bcacoll.—P. C. Beatem N... 7 : I mu police- Stud,'. •Mr
dissenters were heated down upon by the frienas of constable of Poole ; on the evening of the 4th of
the church ; while in the church they hal the " High November, upon Wrenn:llion I received, 1 appre- 1 SOUTHAMPTON.
Church," the •• Lew church," and the "Bruad headed the prisoner at time Blue Anchor public I `ii ..PLENDID Rue wITII "THE HURSLEY."-The
t 'hurcii,"•-wlien I house. I charged I ! with the robbery and lie sate! : favourite meet of Ball Down, and • fine hunting
v The Re. realest CV interpose l, and giving ex t
--- . em reply •• Me steal a wadi ; I AIII AA iniubeellt AS a i g attracted a good " field" on Friday, 31st
;wee ! to time obvious feeling of the meeting, 1 iiahy, and if my brether says such it thing as that I j ultimo, to finish the old year • and on the hounds
remarked, that Mn, Miller was making a very slis. will have I ' well I ' lied.' Not !hiding the i being thrown into Norw 1, 'it
was soon evident
elusive speech, ana was scarcely confining liiineaf to watch mil ' , I made further illumines aim l nveived !•` the animal" was wit far distant. A whinier or
the question before the meeting ; this, he submitted the watch froni the landlord „f the i„,rd Nelson. two ! and in another moment a view lionise pro-
to Mr. Miller, ought G. be aVoided, especially as The watch produced is time same. The learned clahlied "all right ;" but at ! the fox is headed
several gentlemen had important business to attend I Recorder having summed up, the jury returned a short back into cover and " it a it • ''' was the
to that slay, an as d d it wesirable that the queet verdict of guilty. lie was sentenced to 2 mon ex ton.
ths' ge
i acre' clama '
i lowever, the pack settled
befi.re theiu should be dispeed uf as Aooll as hard labour in Poole Gaol. I merrily on the scent, anal rattled round the wood to
possiliie. Poitee.-Frielay.-(Befitre the Mayor, J. W. Mar- ! the farther side when they divided, and a brace of
ale alit i. Ell, 'utter a few other retuarks, moved
tin Esq ) John Dorrom was charged witl 1,4; 'f i
i being , s xes are on foot: but Sumniers observing a feaf
ina amendment in the fadlowing tertne :- -" That drunk and d' 1 I P ' 1 1 1 discharged. 1 I f h I mak!
mon er y. cep-mm.lN an( coup e o omit s b mg away over the isal.ge
this vestry declines to make any rate, lint requests
.___.— . enciesures, and being anxious to show •• a run if
the churchwarelens to apply to the parishioner,. for I poasible, cheered them sun right merrily, awl away
sabecriptions to meet the expenses of the current we gallop past t'rawley village to Stockbridge road,
year." near the " Rack and Nlanger," where the hely of
Mr. Cote seconded the amenament ; in doing so the pack coming up, hit off the scent to the right,
lie remarked that it was a great mistake to suppose and slashed forward over the hill to the upper corner
that law and justice were one and the same thing ; of D per's Oaks, lint disdaining to enter that Cover
the present law was unjuet, and might therefore to our galheit fox held onwards in the open fur •' lack-
he resistel.-just as the Popish church was resisted ford Hut," and through the plantation bevelld.
at a time Whelk Popery WAX the law of time lama reaching the limits of the liureley country by kite,-
'tow often tlid they See gentlemen in white neck- comb bridge on the River Test. Here bearing to the
cloths address meetings from the patfonn of that right, we got upon some cold seating land, who
hall against the Popish church, which in other coun. alfonled a few !Menace' hreathing time, but present la
trice was as much the church established by have, as gaining the valley at Chilbolton, the pack worked
the Church of England! was establishes' by law in tile prettily down the tutedows, and through sonic suall
lTnited Kingdom. He insisted that this law of the spinnies to Newton Stecey, where fortunately this
church-rates was unjust, and that it ought to be • •
gallant " Var 11l itt t' wettest for us in a small hassock
resisted, and he wee therefore quite prepared to or osier hue-mt. We had already enjoyed a pretty rua
se. 1 the amenatuent. of some 9 sir 10 miles at a fair hunting pace, but nor
On the suggestion of Mr. NIANEIELII. that those the work began ! The pack getting chew to the fox.
pereaus present who were net rate-payers should deemed their sterns. and raced away best pact, UP
8011111 distance apart from such as were the great open fields, as if meaning the race course.
entitled to vote, in onler to avoid confusion or but making-a tine sweep to the left. they eine( thusdepute, two or three left the room. meadows at Buffington, thence by Upper Millingf.lie
Time lie-v.Cim c INMAN then put the amendment. to Cranbourne farms, and onward in the direction,.
when tt itt e hands were hela up for it. On the origi- Freefalk Wood, but leaving that CoVer te the left.
nal tuotion beine put there appeared in its feleptir the hounds swung round for Stoke Charity village.
25 ; the rate of %I. in the pound was therefore carried crewing the !week and meadows, and holding
by a majority of 16. straight forward over a line line of country ta ti!`
Mr. EDWARDS appearea to be disposed to insist railway, a few fields bey 1 wlach " por Png- 'S
upon a motion acinanaing a poll, when a rims. viewed, dead heat, a short distance in advance i ht a
ti-mum ar.see as Gm Mr. Edwards' competency to do so,
final effort, he, however, CrobStSl the Beanie's'''.
the Misname being virtually ended. An intinume
wee given that if Mr. Edwards persisted, A Ulotholl tunipike just beyond Lunway's Inn, and reecho the
would be male tem take the result of the poll on the corner of Mieheidever wood. Here a tuomental
:Howley following. A resolution that the rate be struggle in the lirushwood, and all is over ! the pack
Made was then agreed to; mid there appearing to be pulling him down a few >anis wily from time hedgy.
no serious intention on the part of the dissenters to Time '2 hours 15 ininutss, over quite .20 miles ef
go G. it poll, Mr. Eawards si.d not press his motion country, and through 12 parishes-the hounds run-
t 1 that vile-et, and the meet ng separated. tang out of their own country to the berilurs of the
Telworth, througb loan of the Vine, and killing in
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- ' The inemea --°'-an

VESTRY MEETING.

The annual ball, at the I 'rown Hotel, in this place,
was held on Tuesday, the -lth instant. There were
about sixty present, whose wants were fully at-
tended to by Mr. and Mrs. Andrews, the worthy
host and hostess, who had evidently spared no pains
to make this annual reunion A delight and pleasure
to all. West's Quadrille Hand was engaged for the
occasion, with the assistance of whose enlivening
strains dancing was kept up with much spirit till
the Aral notes of the clarion proclaimed the dawn of
another day.

d.
Atu nint er Itate at I. in the pound 111 8 3
Veld anl l'our

tiO3 $ 3

Repairs to Hoofs, kc
Cli rk's B.llary
Sexton's ,litte
„T.,llin Bell on Sundays
„ (*leaning the Church
„ Cleaning & Weeding Church
yaril
Sacramental Wine awl Bread ......
Washing Surplices
Mepliaiii, Itin.liiig Books, kc
Visitation
nlanist's Salary
lt .111,ws Illnwer is ditto
Making Rate
Incidentals

37 10 0
10 0 0
6 16 6
0 10 0
2 2 0

0 10 0
4 .1 0
1 10 0
0 10 e.
1 111 5
30 0 0
2 12 0
0 10 0
5 0 0

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WIMBORNE.

(oxceter. --Our readers will see by a reference to
our advertising col that Mr. Evers . •I OM
eert at this place will be given bi-morrow Weilues-
ilitv), on which iictasion the vocal and instrumental
talent secured by Mr. Evers will no doubt render
the performance a real musical treat.
rho audit of Willett Ailye, Esq.., of Merley, and
Mr. FL liankes, of Kingston Licy, were held at
the crown Hotel on M lay and Ttiilay last.
There was a full attendance of the highly respectable
tenantry of each lord, and the meetings went off
with the greawst hilarity and good feeling.
PETTY SESSIONS.—Friday, January 1. —Mary Kew,
a native of Witcliamptia, bat a" faire lAdye" s,,uth.
amidon, was committed by t!. J. l'arke. E.l. for desert-
ing her illegitimate alibi.. to three Um hard labour.
-

AKSWl.T.—Chorlrx Pqrward, of Holt, waa
lined ri for RH upon an old woman liaine4
Frampton. it appeare,l that the ,leren,lant
voureil to take away a heal, of manure beliniziti:r to the
complainant. upon the preventi ~ if which the defend-
ant aavageiy heat the complainant with a prong.

WEYMOUTH.

the 11. H.' miuntri. The groun-iiri.lin—i ;;;ry deel';
the
caused
niusaciaseitivisratre.dunt.:.g
the
eie
hltmhousrmoire inwoZi•
reduced to a walk, and others forced to shut. (W.,
altogether. In fact, nothing like half "the held
over reached the finish, and one valuable hunter has
since died. Mr. Tregonwell (the hhiltvi) "
heartily congratulated on his hounds showing such a
ha° run; and a "cap' was made for Summers as
reward for the steady and persevering manner IS
which he hunted the tack throughout the ail)*
•• Exeunt in funio," which means cigars an,dfl
.::
light," were now the order of the JAY.
went home delighted with their ility's
to drink 'meals to foxhunting and a happy new Y`'"'

UNION.—The recent appointment of relieving
officer for the diAriet appears to have placed our
guardians in a rather awkward dileunua. The sue.
eresful candidate. Mr. John Lee. Jun., being over-
seer for the parish of Melcombe ltegis, is not eligi•
tile for any other parochial Mice, anisequently his
election is null and void. Vt eare informed. that
some correspondence on the subject has taken place
between the Poor Law Board and Guardians, but the
latter have not yet devised any expedient for getting
rid of their "fix,' except that of allowing the offi•
cial COUllllUlliCation to "lie on the table," probable
muoiltlilbtehiewtercii.oref omem Nr. v.
e Lee x was one
i
v pired
ersee I have
be
of the three " free and ndtpcndent " who signed the
petition against the election of Colonel Freestun
and Mr. Campbell. We do not say that this "meri-
torious" service and Mr. Lee's selection as relieving
officer have any connection but if such he the case,

Printed and published for the Proprietors by .I°lll
BARTLETT ATILIKiI of Fonlington Hill, Dorrbote_
Printer, at the °Mee of The bona Cease
Church Street, Dorchoder.—Tuesday, Januar!, ""
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