The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-17 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

ECLITEL—Ther. was a partial eclipse of the man
on Sunday morning, commencing at 5.11 a m., and
ending at 8. 32 •m. The greatest obanwation was
nearly three- fourths of the sun's diameter, and took
place at 6.51.
Mr. STITIIIN BARRI kw been appointed 1111
tunistant-Surveyor of Taxes in England, haring
obtained the Snie plate in a oompetition of siz oandi•
dates for two secisomes. Mr. Baker was many years
in the olio. of H. Look, Fag., solicitor of this town.
CORN M•RKET, Saturday.—Wheat was °Sired less
freely at this day's market, and prima for dry wools
more IL tom. per qr. higher. Barley mu in short
snooty, but as Ore malting meson is nearly over, priors
mos net higher. Oms is small demand, at late rates.
Comm 00ORT CIRCUIT FOR MaT.--FOrdinlybridae,
Monday, ; Domitmeer, Tuesday, Bth; Bridport,
Wedoesday, 9th ; Weymouth, Thursday, 10th; Bland-
ford, Monday 144 ;Pools, Tuesday 18th ; Christchurch,
W.dnesdgy, 16th ; Shaftesbury, Monday ; Win.
canton, Toesday, 22nd, Sallebery, Wednesday, 23rd ;
Andover, Tburedial.ll4th.

SCCIDIST. —OS Sunday • boy named
Emmanuel Davis, aged nine years, nil admitted
into the Dorset County Hospital, having sustained a
fracture of one of his lap. He was bird.searing in
the neighbourhood of Peddletown on Saturday,
about 12 o'clock, when in eodeavouring to get over
a hedge, he mimed Inn footing, fell, and broke bin
leg.

Comore= To eat Donn Cons= Panto's—
/lord Lobar': Henry Rasleigh, vagrancy at Banda*,
14 days ; Henry Gibson, vagrancy at Portland, 21 day.;
Blisaisth Barge, breaking windows at LTMe Regis, 14
day.; Letitia Hodder, dealing potatoes, counterpaoe.
ka., at Lyme Regis, 2 months; Men Coombs, amling
;artcounterpane, ka., at Lynes Regis, 1 month ;
n: Goddard, stealing tools at Horton, 1 month;
Martha Lyn*, stealing a mad pin at ikunanster
Newton, 1 month; John Clifford, stealing a decanter
at Weymouth, 1 month; Thomas Dawbosy, stealing a
pair of boots, at Weymouth, 3 months.

Dons= recruits of this regiment,
itembee about 100, assembled in Dorchester on
r eao:ndai kr preliminary training, prior to the
assembly of the men nut Monday. The
"tee and coffee reading-room" mtabbabed for their
special behoof at the C...rn Exchange, thrush the
exertions of Mn. Bingham, will be opened on
Thunday, April 19M, at seven pm., when the
Rev. E. Pears will deliver an address on "The
Life of a Soldier," being some peg.e from the
life of General Sir Howard Hoagies, Bert, G.C. 8.,
&a.

San D.R.V. —The following company order has
been binned by Captain Coombs :--fiergeent Davis
baring at his own repaid been placed oa the non-
effective list, Corporal Corti is promoted to be
7=t, nice pewit The sergeants will take the
ng esatiass. let, Sergeant Crow, Pod,
Sergeant Medea, 3rd, Sergeant Itemarri, 4th,
Sergeant Corte. Arrangementa are now bebeg made
fur renaming the weekly sweepstakes shooting of this
corps, which has answered so admirably during the
past year. The captain, lieutenant, sod omega
have contributed £lO towards tbe fund, and Captain
Coombs will offer peerten for oompetition in additice
to the money prism. Members oomreting con-
tribute one shilling per month to tbe fund. nip
dam shooting of the corps commenced last week.
On Tuesday Private Day moored 00 with 20 remade,
while the number required by Government is only 30
1100111311/AMIG AT FOWINOTOII. —During the night
of Friday led the hones of John Herne, Isq., was
entered, and property stein therefrom to the LIIIOUNi
of about £5O. The thief bad little or no difficulty is
the matter. The bay window, opening nooa the lawn,
wail left unfastened, sad at this plies an entrance was
made. Articles were moved in both the sitting-room
and kitchen, but nothing was taken from either *sr,
I. the pump between these two rooms there is a side•
board with a drawer, where the plate in use was kept
M,tratzer was fastened, but by slightly lifting the
it could be opened without unlocking it.
From this receptacle kw following silver articles were
stolen :-8 silver dessert spoons, 8 task spoon; 1 gravy
spoon marked J. 8., 3 egg appose, similarly marked,
sane boats marked with a area (borer's heed),
2 silver Wean one with crest (borer's head), and 1
teapot, the whole valued at about £5O. During the
night the Bev. John Rayne, on a visit to his father,
beard some person walk upstairs, and saw the reflection
of the light be serried, but, thinking it was • servant
waiting epos Mr. Hayeo mu., be took no notes of it.
A reward at 820 is offered for information pointing out
the guilty person, and, we hem, the polio, have a clue.

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Boar:roue Parrr Bingtore, lionday.—Before J. F.
Hodges. and M. Devimish, Reera--11th lads, from IL to
18 peon of age, were charged with stealing theca from
the garden of Mr. A. S. Kama, ea Friday night. Their
IMMO are JUDO' Hann, Edward Lockett. John lug&
aid:eolith Palmer, Robert Coombs, sad Edward Gilbert.
Legg, who was concerned in stealing herrings • few
weeks beak belariglng to Mr. Bennett, was admitted
muover. He said that about • quarter-path nine on
Pride/ eight, he woe In company with Been, Lockett,
Palmer, wad Gilbert, at the top of the othetnut walk
isear 116 . Tow's. Palmer and Gilbert got over the well
into Mr. Mason's garden, and eat some broth& They
bad a bee, whisk they pet the brooch in, and brought it
over the wall. They all went away lepther, cod down
by the Crowe Gilbert went lab his house, and Lockett's
fatthe fotobed Wm. Be went cm home, mid Palma and
Hann had the bag containing the brooch. He never
saw anything mon of it. Poem of the brosoll was sold
the mine night to Mrs. Roberts. —Lockett said he
thought they wore noise to play "I spy," sad he got
behind • t 0... While he was there they were pushing
Pamir and Gilbert over. Be said he &odd not play,
and went sad sat epos the rails. He beard something
some over the wall, and leaked what it was, sod they
said Worth. Be mkt be should not have anything to
do with it, and went on. The others sante behind hire,
as 4 they went to Dirs. Roberts'a—Pahner said he
woe not there, and Coombs the eame.—lt appeared that
Lb. booth of Coombe were compared with footmarks in
the guides, and they were (mod by the policeman o
ourespend- Lou sad the other boys, however, said
Coombs was not -there, and the stegistrates
him. The others they reprimanded, and told them.
if ever they came before the Bench again they triad
probably be sent to gaol without the option of • lies,
end ordered the., azimpirrd Ludt to PLY • 6.. ci laa
nab including within 14 days' or sentenced to seven
dare herd Moth. Legg was liberated without • fine.
DOICIUMMiI Mum—Thursday bider the last day of
meeting of the guardians of the old Board, • •0611 of
thanks was proposed by Kr. John BOOM, ethiended by
Mr. Patch, to J. 'toyer, Bat, IL?., se chairman, and '
to Messrs. Levi Groves and James Lovelier, vice-
chairmen, for their services during the pest year. The
following are the 'sardines for the *arrest year :
Athelhasepeasue, Geroge James Weed, Isa&weer ;
Bradford Pavers% Law Sym yeoma ; Broadeneyse,
John Seaways, yeoman; iletone, the Rev. H. B.
Niles t Charmineter, Joint Read, =;
adward Pops, yeoman ; Thomas Cog,
• Cioniptoe Vai1...., Oltick, Jen., farmer;
Mlle% Charles Kent, ; Dorchester, All asini
s
Alfred Simnel Ibsen, brewer • Dorobeetter, Holy
Trinity, Montage* Charles Wawa, gentleman ; novas
Patch, professor of antis; Denigrator, heist Peter,
John Francis Hodges, wine merchant; Thome
Beeeden, silvennalth-• Fordlngtcs, Willie.. Sllda,
retinue. lidisaad ward Peen, sleek; Frampthe,
Wilthue Jethro*, fan..,; Frame Vanchiethh, Jobs
Trood, farmer ; Maples Rtheell, Thome@ Guns"
farmer; Ilitheltray. Norris
Laajthredy Mader Fry, = =;
William Iliwatrldge, miller and farmer ; Piddlehlaton:
Jarees Loveless, ; Piddletown, William J.
Nan. yeomen; yeoman • Stinaford,
no. ems Loth. 7•011111 a Strattes, Thom..Chiek,
,•"••••*; Tineletz Idward farmer ; Toiler
Fratzthe, Rd Whistle; Toiler Poreoram,
Riward Pope, rumba ; Tokpaddle, Thomas
Aleut Homer, ; V/ mews% John Beth yeomen;
KsdighWataminbetoo. Ls' .F 1 Grover,B"airyoomaa : "limiest ausvfordis:
sa"derLii
George Frederick Alpin nova, yeoman; Whiteouthe,
Arthur L Cooper,_farmer ; Wiaterbwee Abbas, James
Bymes, farmer ; Wthterboree Game, William Henry
araw4 lane.,; Ninturitorne , John A
Pope, yeoman; Wrieterherne 11 toe John &pat
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