The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-02 00:00:00

II()HCIISSTER.

Tag RSV. M. F. EVANS, curate of Fordington St.
Ge 'ego, commenced duty at rhumb on Sunday.
Tug Woasuogns. -On C.tristmas day the inmate.
who nutubered rz, had a substantial dinner of roes!
beef and plum pudding. Each adult rewired 10.0. of
beef, and lib, of pudding, with good atoms beer, and
sulamquentlylanuff and t Oleo..
Douser Briniest' Stheross -Throe sessions will
commenee at the Shirelsall to-day (Tuesday). The
intender at preont contains V. 1111111,36 CA fourteen
prisonermaarged as falcons t -4.lwin itals.rt .11oppstr.1,
Eliziboth Sheppard, sad Eh Ito tarnrin, et 'lint noel.,
to., at Illandf,sr 1 ; Point Clot',", et.- a log m they at
Beaminster • Coors, Master:llan. Mary Ann Heeler,
And Ellen (lee r, Ilan adsr ...sing At 11..rden ; Ile try
Y. nog. olsta3nin.3 goals by ft • 1 r t"no a di Bland.
ford ; Jobs H011y..., °Winning ino-my hy false pre.
tenses et Chettle ; llamas, elks TJOI Harris itidelle.
NOTES OF THE WEEK. embe !mushier as Sherborne; 'leery Wilson, smelt
Queen Victoria sets an example to her subjects at Wiefrith Newburah .
.• John Hides whtsdalud a horse
in a way which cannot fail to strengthen the !by false pretence) at Brsdpole ; Samuel Gilbert, obtain.
bonda of loyal affection existing between them. I to'fl7,toon:T.ttyutfsdaone Pareska‘urt ata..,cb:,.....irk. °A
Bail
We have no formal cut and dried lithog-raphod , timrierrit. Exec.rios - Ton sle.iii., of a Town
card Or letter of thanks for kind enquirtea, ouch C eincillnr In the room of the late Dr. Cowdell took place on
as we sometimes get from pretentious people on utirtl,..°!;.,i":„°,l'l.ittl°,l.6'l3"lm ji tAul!irr'!l R. 1.,“".L.u:.‘"". 'md...
, bvswr
the restoration to health of some member of • ' Th. es lit has caused on i•ual caeatemant I.i the town, and
family for whom during illness we have est:Messed oe,,bablli mare , nest than fo: many years past : h. s many,
ignipathy-but we get an original letter from the I'l m,,,,q, l'ilhpatt ,„"rroc.ert',,,si,l7l,'.'":,, rn1.,1; Ca..,otti A:),..",r,.cr0cml
Queen of England to the nation, addressed deferred weerteiriln;; the result Tuesday till morning. Meet of
evidently from the heart to the heart Her ire 'f'.7' 5'4"..." ''Sr•S:ll.'"'Al food"t 'ro% :In7l"ki t.ii''l:rt*". 4.'1'1 clerical
Majesty expresses her deep sense of the Lunching 7;ertlecie'an, psr.i.tej (bey bad .. a ,myli.eio' re at 07.. election."
sympathy of the whole nation on the occasion of anal lost their franchise, while • doctor Elle I in his own ease
the alarming illness of her dear son, and with 171'..,j„1:1,1„,„`' tra„,"7,':,. '',',a,',,r," °Vint :hi...." "...,t,fi'v.a..;;_i,„,,,Tl,',our;sietrip,
a touch of the Nature which makes a whole DrATH OP • WATIRLGO VIMMAN. -Ou Pri3.7
world kin, she refers with womanly tenderness (not nt.ah.e. the 29th Dec., died at the Almshouses, in All goats,
beneath the dignity of those who wear the crown) ).„:o'.„hreit'er'foWeil,lirs.ist.n, 10,f%11.11114.1 igt:::: iifilelV:.A:
to the first as well as the latest of her great en •a,renieut, sheu man) of tho orlon, id hi• regiment hail
griefs. The Queen's letter, so forcibly expressive 1 heitattnillol, 1,0 corned ,nit. front on der a tenth.: Aro, hi. cow-
. , Major Garland, who was seriously wounded.
of the best emotions of the true wife and mother, ii..tus ..: on, 'rot with marching and ll‘lating, and ca-it of
has created a great impression It was most food, that be was unable to place the Major in safety by tile,-
self, published, and the Queen mast have Ts, bhues!ad..
phenol
callmaanother
art, to helai,m,ritied.b.,: ....t
been 0001CiOUJI On Sunday that millions of loyal e.g.,0 if the renitnent, who was In the spot at the time, is
hearts in her dominions complied with the ri.,-,,,,,,„17...`""°",,ina:-F1e",......1" Rim'inikr..e* Wm LI"
request" that her faithful subjects will continue I hi. cane broiiihwt"un‘de-r L.; noilSw Ocl- ate.Zhel.ea C,:inwsuse-lise
their prayers to God for the complete recovery Wooers by the Kee. K. W. Petrs.R.Wr of tile poi", i" .hihk
other dear son to health and strength." To a reiTslie'ria.l it i'uair"wlnca i.Y, fi7estit li.tarefort"6:e.'s t.s"ve 1::;
certain extent the publication of this letter, I granddaughter to wait upon him, and it is a eatblaAilou to
shaking off as it did every shackle of Court „h°°. th" h• ww I"ii `"k4 lier 111 hi, tact 6Y. iiil wk. SIS
etiquette, relieves the public mind from anxiety ' 'lsn scsi
of
1 Ties WILTS AND D)IIIIT DANE. -The Money
with regard to the Prince of Wales, and the pre- ! Ife.kre Review sails attentiom to this company as •
railing conviction must now be that complete 1 strikieg esareple of the advantages asides from *wind '
recovery is only a question of time. r°°'P'os of management in country Join-Stook Banks.
, t wan establish' .1 in 1835. with • aubearibed capital '
We are much gratified in being able to publish lof £300,030, of wilier puo,ouo is now paid up. It
the following telegram, which lemon satisfactory ' hm • reserved fun I of £104,218; and fie lest dividend
titan the bulletins for several days past .- ! waist the rate of 22 per mut, per annum. It. £3O
SAN DR ENO HAM , Monday, noon. -H. It 11. the s'ls me now rolling at (36- ['finale thi I (D 0... 16)
they hove gone up to £41.) The Wilt. an I Down
Prince of Walee has slept well. The pain and
.I,A his it a „mall capital, but Invests its reserves
feverishness are less, in ac ...-itlas immediately •v.ilable. Titus, against
A year has pared away which has not been del,„_,_zilto, amounting to T 1025.000. it bee btibll* la' -.00.
as._.
very bright at home or abroad, but which, except- 41""7:t.„4; the .8 : rd' Ito g„Ili3"1„814, /tot ,5c,0,,,,y 7,°.`Lion ;4,4-
mg to France, has been one of average prosperity, bogie.. thronsi the agency of Messrs. Glyn and sale,
In England we hare seen a strong Government! sad the London and Wilatnan.tar Bank, and so limits
discredit itself by almost Incredible blunders, and 1 the einrateritent ef esidlel to Ito di ."lek to which It
unemainees created by political agitation and de- ; really carries on its operations Tho Wilts and Weed
mends for economical changes. But the trade of Bank has thee become ono of VI I Inlet a did establish'
in the country. [t breech of ills amo m, has
the country has been at once extensive, profit- jni'testnireeit opened 111 the otty of Bristol I
able, and sound. The COMMRIS shows aa increm- ANTILOP' HOTIL CHRISTMAS 1./INN/ft.-The anneal
tog population. The Ministry still retains • ' market dinner at the Atile,ope Hotta, took place on Setuntky.
strength which only itself GAD impair, and tha 'eT"'"'
ency „':(°•sr,hltheerer. wnilta ll‘xodly
mmci be:ampanly, boon ntil,..rlyerdtecli.teird.
prospects of the recovery of the Prince of Wales aGarLands of overgrew, bloglitened up with artiectal 'ham,
from his vary serious Was. &trate a feeli„,, .i. -rot. 1i,1,,1 with Ctiloew lanterns, were extended in bowery pros
[moral satisfaction- The danger to which*l'.: „,„, '",'h',",a01L,''..."!,',:',',',1 j,r, 7, '',;.; .11,7,,,d,..c...,,,,..t: •,ugi.s
Prince was at 040 time expoeW, and the relief Are:O.! the 7'oo none -1,•il .. I appropriate is .. :•, ibe:ul.•
which the news that the worst was over eff 'Med I'o- "seuuss. to the hoof and horn.
are so much the most recent and memorable of the 1511 C... to the fl 'oh ant Ileet.•,
incidents of this year's history in England, that Stile.. to Illc j.71...•111 of corn,
ISM the blessings of p'enty and pew."
perhaps the majority of Englisnmen will, in "I. .vs and Unity." "The Indtistrlool Lab inner," •' Peace sad
thuffung of 1871, not remember much more abcut Picots '•,' 0.1 Sp. i no Plough, • .. Prosperity 1' the Do-
ft* year than that the Prince was ill and got ; 'looter Anicultural Society." The dinner, we may MY, NW •
•,...cial edition of the excellent repast pros I led •sery Saturday,
better in it. ; so.I the prorlietor (Mr. J. Idly) also pieced upon the table au
P,,,__°thaPs tit° m,°l4_, startling home Pros Poet I ''c'autir''...'aPrirYiseorf *PP.k:scin" d's
'4v.b.ara'''Or iirf.ticairr:.r. tit;
for am new year is Me Church Reform move- 1 speaking of the eccellent ptruhrlidon always made fsr theta,
moat, under the auspices of the Archbishop of ~.n.tituting thls ono of the beat market oilmen in the Wee
Canterbury. There is certainly very little I:11 rfluowdledglneg the cowlaltddtent tw,irtmnerrtl tint th and gersn'Sal,!,;
beside to anticipate with eetisfsotionor misgiving, the 'turbot dinner WM atAon lo I, the batter he shiull hi able
The totkututtoui question to be oubrott;od by
otherw viler for
oast, tlf:losilLstll. The " health of the Chairman," and
Dr. Tait to Convocation is most important. Dossir COUNTY YOSIOX Ann LIBANT. -The anneal
its main purport is So leave to the discretion of ...nes was held on loarsday afternoon. The Ilse.
the clergy certain curtailments and variations H. B. Williams presided, and there were present-Mr,
of the service The " Times " indulges the M. C. Westee, Mr. It. Davis, Mr. Richardson, Mr.
hope that the Convocation of Canterbury will , 811".1,, L. and Tth°,,,,,,,,,,,..** 846.y,4-,..itine,,a2L.„,,C.,., W,.,„,* B.ia.Lbs.,q*
prove as reasonable as their Primate, but admits I Lao-,,,,r: -„„',1'„71;;;; ~,,-T,;—prinred-Tiri-eiWul.--ito
"It will take away the breath of many excellent nest '-"Tea Council in pre-Antolini the.r report of thus
people to hear that theme sweeping changes are proonedinz.of another year,wonki not be doing justice to
actually to be proposed by an Archbishop of their own feeling, if they did not express their unfeigned
Clantesbury, and that they may find themselves, regret at the heavy loss whish the Institution has saw
before many Mouth., unable to tell on entering tun -d by tn. death of two a their own membent. Teo
, Lit, Mr. C. D. flenniu was one of its origisators
• s church what of the Prayer B-soK anl • mewbar of the Conned from he a mimeses.
thetyria:lE Mar read, aaganot even sure when meat largely contributing to its Ornithologiord and
tirlattend a relation to the grave whether they Antiqoarian collectione from hi. own dares ; and for
again hears the famoua Lesson which has more than 20 year. Ur. Clowdell ho been on the
Conned, and one of the mold eotistaat an! valuabO
I for so many generations on the oars of advisers in every thing that **mammal the well-beleg
isilieh mournen." of the kiNicEta and Isdarnry, Tea CJIIIIIC,I eagles
The warning jest issued by nearly 300 to lay that whilst from year to year old frionds
eminent doctors against the use of alcohol is well are pawing away by death, or removal, or other air-
timed, and the, declaration will certainly tend iaiinTsirg"ii tm,"inaiLeodsadnteicso,ner rnetsildna,,ftsto.in Litsiiiitgowton
to advance the cause of teetotalism and will ale i reouirlise tile value of ottrairTelitutiOyn, and by n, mean,
promote temperance-which these medical men owning forward in anflioient nutahirs to All the gaps
properly recognize as distinct things They say that made Among its supporters. With L..n, exeeption
that the inconsiderate prescription of largc of • oonsiderablo colleatioe of fossil. from the ate.
quantities of alcoholic liquids by medical men for HornsNOl3l. but few ad litions loam boon tumle to the
eolleon .na during the past year. Tlie small Wanes of
*hair Fall'hl has given rise in malty Instances , tll 14.. 1.1 ia band at the beginnio4 of the year ha,
to the formation of intemperate habit.; that I been abs-ohyl in the issersesmy repairs, col the total
though they are unable to abandon the use of I etrypio --f this year will hi s tan to havo sltglitly
alcohol in tillo treatment of certain cams of disease, e.se rile i the raceipti." Ti. onti.i u/ to 'whet... of the
they yet think that no medical practitioner .;°,, rill well". 1.7"1: slot lill
1°4;613'2*w:1 . lii.illdithr
should proof:Mho it without a sense of "grave res- pan. cofr. the laate Mr. C. B. (leaning sal Dr.
casibility." Here the power of analysts aud the 1 ilowdeli. Tee newspapers, he,, worn ordered about.
perception of the essential difference 1,,. 1 the UM, so last year. Votes of thanks to the Hest
tween things which may he allied but which I i4cmt lriel "4 She C"Air.'"' °oda ti"
Pr""lingi. neverthelees differ ccme into play. They admit Ont/Sri PITT! SISSIOItd.-In our report lent weak,
alcohol into their category of ',safaris malica, but i:.., :,..r.i.--,r,...:,1'r, lia
rilattWedlaire.:. ......' t'?'oeby!.:a.e7rita.irr;
they insist that it ought to be " prescribed with It o .ui I hero been ceuriOned tWke. et, itl'Hesrl the content
as much care as any powerful drag aud that the .thlb*N;tuj. UGH perry Smetcee
directions (mita uselahould be framed as no Monalay.-Before G.
tto 1)3 Cunne, Ems , (chairman), 7. F. Hodges, 11.4., L Darla, Seq.,
interpretedisa a sanction for excess, or nece‘earily I L"'l J. Risk'''. K.qr
fos the continuance of its use when the occa,ion ,
~.htesalisow. pays, see awns. Pants,
W asr Mr. B. fay7ors
is past." it is not very likely that this sicciar i.. , imp--sent coil, 'loon."gthe v:lnsell-ite:/,iterr'n :newsy .cation.
tion will have much direct influence on other 'To i b .Y. iialird Samuel 1111 c ick and Henry Newberry ap its
, to.ceing the theft, hot Sr. Weston. for the defence, called •
medical men, but it will no doubt have • power. .. mbar 01 wane,. who established an oliKland the case
ful offset on patients and Invalids, &nil this "' "'""'''.°l.
Indirectly tend to diminish that " lmonsiderate
Etpae.tion" which the signers of the document
And thus good will be produced
Much has been laid at the doors of the dortors

that they do not deserve; their counsel jsolt.o
perverted, the liberty they give abused But
the medical 010 n with whom we have to do may
possibly be treated in the very same way by the.r
friends who have got this testimony from thou].
They say they "would gladly support any cue
legialaUon which would tend to restrict the lite
of alcoholic beversges within proper hcni tm." And
so would we all. But what is "wise legislation"
—what are "131:c limits" and do the doctors
mean the same by " habits of temperance"
m the teetotalers Such questions show the
clesimbility of opponents understanding distinctly
where they differ, and friends knowing exactly
where they agree, and in fact that there should
im more certainty and less extravagance al the
polemics of teetotalism.

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WO May be forgiven a little unelliliDell on the
tinteseekt 01 187$ about the Genova Arbitration
on the United Sates claim, when we read the
New Yea way. ot putting the case It is not
o_-y to believe all that is suggested about
ea ishimugty spinet which the amount exacted
from Frame by Germany is sinaU ;but the
United Metes evidently intend to maks their
demand as extrema as possible. They should
not. however, forget Shylook. We are informed
that tbe claims of the American Commision, as
set forth in a volume of 480 pages for promote
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lieu both. Gasera tribunal, are claallfisd as
folloefe ;-1. The Wails. for dimt lows grow.

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WI F STABBING AT PUNCHY NO Wlall
. _ ON CH RISTMAS DAY.
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A man, named UawaY POULDZS
• fishiwnain, was brokapit up in custody before
11. Nil talus, Esq., on Wodoesday, charged with
stabbing his wife Elizabeth.
It appears that on Christina; morning Poulden
had beon out making merry, and on his going
home in the afternoon his wife began" nagging."
as he ate his bread and cheese, cutting it
with a clasp-knifo, and the upbraiding proceeded,
his ire row, and ho struck hor in the stomach,
&II d tho blade wounded her. A young man,
named George Northover, who goes a-fishing
with Pouldeu, happened to go in directly after,
and saw the woman sittizz, on a bench, and her
husband also sitting on a stool. But he saw
something was wrong, and inquired whet was the
matter. She said "Oh, dear, my inside is Coining
out—l'm going to die." Northover asked her
to "have a drop" (of brandy), but sae said "No,
I'm a dead woman—l shall die." He wont for
her mother. She did not say what had ancerred„
P C. Chailey reaolved information, and went to
Uri house. Found the man sitting in a corner,
and asked him where his wife was. Ho said
upstairs. Going there the constable found the
woman lying co the bed. He asked her what
I was the matter. She replied, "Oh, policeman,
but what he had done
George has stabbed Die,'
it with she did not tell. Pie charged the man
with the crime, when he said •• I didn't touch
bar with anything but my fist." Witmer seat
for a doctor, and about 7 o'clock he came. After

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