The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1858-07-27 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

TUE CONVICT SEAL.—We understand that the execution of the unhappy youth who stands convicted of the murder of Sarah Ann Guppy at Stoke Abbott, is fixed to take place on Wednesday, the 11th of August, should no commutation of the Gen. time arrive meanwhile. He is said to continue in the 'June quiet, unaffected manner as before his trial, a full report of which will be found in our third page.  A paragraph containing some silly scandals eon. earning Sir Fitzroy Kelly and a member of his family having found its way into a country newspaper, that gentleman has addressed the following letter to the editor—  "Sir Fiteroy Kelly requests that the editor of the-will oontrallat a statement concerning himself and a member of his family which his appeared to that paper, purporting to be copied from some other publication, and which is little else than a Wens of falsehoods. Sir F. Kelly can but express his astonishment that the editor of any newspaper, claiming character for reepect-Mility and veracity, should have admitted such •paragraph into its columns."  On the 22nd instant, the Rev. John Robert Legh, 8.A., was instituted by the Lord Bishop of Salisbury to the vicarage of Tarrant Mookton with Launoseton, near Blandford, Dorset, void by the resignation of the Rev. William Standen, clerk, on the presentation of James John Farquharson, Esq., of Langton Long, Blaudford, Dorset.  Rim Lordship also licensed at the slime time the Rev. John Wade Shelton, B. A,, to the curacy of Westbury, Wilts, and the Rev. John Dawson Peake, 8.A., to the curacy of Bryanston•oum•Durweston, Dorset.  "THE WONDERS OF The Nsw Palas."— & lecture was delivered by the Rev. (J. Kirtland, of Canterbury, under the above title, at the Townhall, on Friday evening. The.roona was tolerably full, but the lecturer proceeded without the aid uf a chairman. The chief portion of his address consisted of an account of Me Times establishment, including statistical statements of the material used in the production of that daily paper and the extent of its issues. At the close of the lecture. Mr. Gill, • depu• tation from the directors of • proposed new daily paper to be called The Dia!, made a business statement of the directors' intention& The Journal was to be established by £lO shares, and the leading design of its promoters is, that, while oominercial matters shall be detailed as usual, the paper shall contain articles embodying those religious principles in which all denominations of Christians agree. At the close of his address • resolution, approving of the movement and the establishment of The Duel, was moved by the Rev. Mr. Purkis, seconded by Mr. Howe, and unanimously adopted. We did not hear of any shares having been taken; and this novel mode of "raising the wind" does not appear to answer in any quarter the expectations entertained of it.  COO OTT POTTY 81111110Xli, farsiall, Saturday, July 114,—(Before H. Williams, W. L. HollniNg, H. Frampton and H. N. Middleton, Iletri.)—TAomee PPON9IOI4, labourer, was sudnuoned fur dainagtit a door at Toiler Poroorum the property of Barnard g. was fold at Se.' Fined 15d., ordered to pay he (binomial', 36,. and wide, Bs. Od /A tm .—Prols nsa, labourer of Woudaford, mot guinttionad for laultln& William Greening, of Woodsford, on the 17th Inst. r. H. U. Wootton defenthal, It appeared that oomplalnant hod beim hartitaking, and al the *low of the alto defendant mono to oomplainatit In a euaoh bongo and afterward' In o atable, and-Inquired what he had to say to him, Cuiu. plainant replied by the 6 mark that he would not go about with a lung paper bilging for RIO to go to Au,. India, and than went to &Romp' to rannove defendant. Upon 11110 difendant struak nom) lalnant sevoral tittle'. The byltanderi separated lb. belliterente. Casa dia. missed. COMNITTID TO Dimon:ergot