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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

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Liberal majority... ... 478
The figural in the election of 1871 are thus given by
Debrett :—Roebuck (L), 14.101 : Mondella (L), 12,868:
Chamberlain (L) 11,063 ; Aida, fi2L flowerer, although
the late Mr. Roadmck profaned to be a Liberal, be had
the support of We Tories, and the contest in lad lay
practically between him, as the representative of Toryism,
and Mr. Chamberlain, now member for Birmingham A
Conservative majority of 3110 hal. in kell than Oa
years, been burned into a Liberal one of 478.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

TIIE JUDGEADVOCATZ-GENERAL BEFORE
RIR CONSFITUEN N.

The Right Hon. G. A. F. Cavendish Bentiock, M.P. of
&anima Castle, addressed his ountlituento in he Town.
hall, Winiettaveo, on Wednesday everlinr. The proceed-
ings were chorarterised throughout by deterbancoo, the
name el Mr. Glivist no always being received with cheers
by • large portion of the audience, and so were also the
nem.. of other prominent members of the Liberal
_party.
Hissing and counter cheering sere also frequent. When.
at the end of Hr. Bentinck's speech, • supporter rose to
move • vote of oanfidenoe in the right hon. gentleman he
could not be beard for the noise that prevailed. The
resolution emerged that Mr. filadrtone'd expenoes in Scot-
land were paid from on outside source. At this the
audience rose and made • great disturb/Are A rote of
want of confidence was being moved, hut the disturbance
rime to such a height that the effort had to he abandoned.
Great disorder prevailed, several forms were smashed, and
one show of heads being taken so large a number voted
against the motion that it. opp meats declared it had been
defeated. The meet:log broke up in the greatest confusion,
without the Chairman tucking any declaration.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

Kry found that decaaaed was accidentally killed
by th. shaft of. cart being driven into him.

BRIDPORT.

Nitourr or llirtr-r-an-ar- -c-57.--1 Joseph Haasford.
tailor, Irish-lane, was summoned for refu.ing to
Nupport hie child, Julia, who was a few weeks since
committed to an industrial school for five years.-
Defendant said he earned on an averao 151. per week
and had to maintain • wife and e ght children and did
not me his way clear to keep up payment.-Re
demurred strongly when the bei.ch reduced the amount
to 6.1. p--r week, and said he could not aff ,rd to pay
that-Re wm allowed seven weeks in which to pay
the costa. Ts.-Impriaonment in default.
Airri ATIoN CABl.—Hertr3, Gould, an ex-policeman,
formerly of Bridport, but :low rraiding near Sherhorne,
was summoned by Emily Lovell, of North Alington,
to contriluite towarda the support of her illegitimate
male child, born on the 21st October,- Defendant
denied the paternity.-Prosecutrix handed some letters
to the bench, from the tenor of which the magistrates
found he warn the father of the child, and had offered
her money. -Ordered to pay 2a per week until the child
attained the age of 13 (with costs) Cl ls.

lIKEPTON ILALLET.
ANOTHER FARMER'S SUICIDE.
An inquest was haa on Friday at the Greyhound,
Charlton Adam, before Dr. Wybrants, coroner, on
the body of George Jarvis, farmer, 63 Years of are,
who committed inked' on Wednesday by cutting his
throat. The evidence showed that the deceased bad
been very low and melancholy foe some time past,
times being against him, and not being able to pay
rent out of his crops. lie did not drink, would
not allow anyone to do so on his premises, and could
not bear the sight of liquor. Verdict,"Suicide whilst
in an unsound state of b dy and mint"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

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MR. WALLACE, Burgeon Dentist, 91,
Harley-street, Cavendish.square, London, W.,
attends personally at D 0110112111131., at Mr. Loci:area,
1, CORSHILL, every alternate SATOIDAY, where he
may be CONSULTED Free of Charge in all difficult
came requiting skill and care not usually to be found
out of the Metrosolis.
Nest days of attendance EIAIWIDATS, JAII7AST 10th
and 24th, 1830
The Teeth supplied by Mr. Wallace received the
rely Prise MedaL at the International t shibitions of
Leaden, Vienna, and Perim, and are fitted to the
mouth on the new and meet appsov.d principles, so
as to defy detection, also reetceing the original and
youthful appearance of the face.
A Single Tooth from 5e.; • complete set from O.
Every case guaranteed.
All Consult•thma Free.

Persons having Artificial Teeth that do not fit
should consult Mr. Wallaos, as at a small cost they
can be remodelled on his new system, which be
placentae@ to ensure sitcom.

CARKIAGE WORKS, HIGH EAST.STIOCKT.
DORCHYSTER in CILXB4,ENT43THICET,
IVEYMOUTH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

ARTIOLE3 FOR PRESENTS.

The.. Gnod are ehtvra at N 20, Rt. MAZIAMILBET,
44 for variety, extent and vain. are seldom rf..l In Leather alone the I.ll..wing give, but
hea.linge .1 the ditfor nt .W 6 500 Purses and
P 100 Album., 100 %tin, and about Pon
attivln comprising Jeers' Cases, De...watch
13me., Droning Cases and Beim, linveope Blotter caw., Letter Cases, Card Cuss, &c. In Cabinet
‘; the &signs are wrally ',wield, embracing many handsome specimen of Betjemenn and other makers.
A very choice selection of Torquay Terra.Cotta
Goode just nrvived direct from the works.
B.tes of the above Goode will be lent to any
arklrete for selection on an idea es to pram being
The Leather Goods are Ste-oped in Gold or
&bee with Name and Aaron or initials

Fars or CHABOL

H. WHEELER,

le'llut for Chubb's Locke, tb• beet Bicycles, Tricycle.,
sad &mug Machines, Wineor awl Newton's
Artiste' Makeiala, Torquay Terra-Cotta, Le.

R°OIE, STATIONERY, AND FANCY DEPOT,

93 AID 21. Sr. MAar-seassr,
WET/101:Tra

- ty to nose.
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TakTR D
MESSRS. STROUD and CO., in returning
their minors thanks for the kind patronage
bestowed on them, him to inform the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry, and Hotel Proprietors of Dorchester, Wey-
mouth, tad its Vkinity, that they have OPENED •
BRANCH BUSINESS at CRESCENT-STREET,
WEYMOUTH and they beg most respectfully to
solicit • roc tinumme of their patronage and support,
ensuring them that all Orders entrusted to their care
shall have their bast and meet prompt attention,
executed by the beet of workless.
Messrs. S. and Co. hare always in their Showrooms
• Select STOCK of NEW and Sift OND.HAND
CA RRIAGES of every description, built by the beat
work:nen.
N.B.— Cerriagee Lent on Hire by the Month or
year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

THE

Prize m•do, " Pen lefed&l,
Vianns, YEASTS. Bremen,
IS7I. 1874.

tjAVINa been appointed Local Agents for
11 the Sale of the above YHASTS, we beg to
solicit the favour of a trial, aa for quality and cheap-
... oombined, they are unrivalled.
at,, Yes ii have been introduced within the last
twelve months to the trade in the South of Englaad,
the high reputation they have already obtained
warm As at in dfering them with every confidence.
We are cure, should you give either a trial, that you
will be full, satisfied, and that we shall in future be
lay wed with your order,.

Sok Agents for the County of Dorset,
SLY AND 00.,

18, SOUTHSTREET, DORCHESTER.

Coutnat FrePh supplies can always be depended oe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

DEATH 07 CA.PTAIN COOK WORTHY.

We sincerely regret to announce the death of Captain
Cookweethy, governor of Port•mouth convict prison, and
for several years deputy governor of the Portland convict
establishment H. has been for some time past suffering
from • cancer in the throaP, and expired on Thursday
week. Ciptain Cook worthy had occupied the position
for some years past, and during hi. ,painful illness he
received much sympathy from .11 who knew him. An
address, enameled on vellum, setting forth the esteem in
which he was held by the officers of the prison, and ex-
pressing equip ithy with him in his illness, was presented
some little time 'ince. The decesaed gentleman was
much respected during the term of his office at Portland,
and especially enaesered Isiusaell to the Akers. He
always took • great intereet in providing innocent
anenaementa for the familii• of the officers, in which he
And ilra C Alltworthy always took an active part. They
wore bah specially &delved for this, the deceised gentle-
man being an exoellent reader, and his wife • singer of no
maul ability. In any entertainment for charitable pur-
poses his services were sever refused. The news of his
death has been received with canard and unfeigned
rear t tbrouebotit the Gilani. and °epochally to the
-en of lb • Greve. On Sunday tveniog the
Re. W. Appian ii ~,a,le feeling *linden to it in
his 'armee at St P t Clurch, and reference wee
also mihte t it In the official order. isened at the
, inc. C tr. lin C aka. rby entered the army in the
Era, lff/g. II : :wre..l in the linth Rifles, and went through
the Crimean ea, from t'in I ending of the expeditio cry
forced at (lap Ii to the c inclusion of the campaign. Ile
Iva, preen.' at Alms, LtlierOSlMill, and the siege of
&bast gent for which he received • medal with three
s. &leo the Tiorkiffi and 8 rdluiaa medals. He retired
from thafareny in 180„ awe M.L. Appointed deputy gover-
nor at Peithohl rand t en illOll. Front here he
wee n•in dto fill • Aguilar position at 11,ixton, and
app nnie I ivernor of the Portsmouth
convict i rilon, ohifi post 10, occupied up to the time of
his dealt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

CA RPE TS

The BEST and LARGEST STOCK is the County,
at nnusnally I.nw Prices.
TAPESTRY KIDDER DUTCH
BRITSSEIS FELT HEMP
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS, MATS. AND MA rrnvo
In all Widths and Qualities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

yzovn,.

Aantvx Nrnui, solicitor's clerk. WU clurgri on
Friday week with wilful pselary. The prisoner repreeentel
that he lost • portomatisau dunag tne transit from Liver.
pool to Yeovil to Aiutuvt, .ad he claimed its value from
the company. who declined to m. He sited for sad
reonvered It In the coacor mum n. CYO for the mow
cotton was that the primmer clever had but ono portmanteau.
which was detained at his lodgings, fa Aehtoniltlimti
Liverpool. for arrears of rent. sad that he had sworn
falsely when be said he bad unsuited it to the C ,inpany.
—Tb• prisoner WU couandttecl for trial at tn. amuse
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

ARTIPICIA,

COUNTY CARINZT WORKS.

JAMES P. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTSIMR, CABINS! NAKIIR, PAP RR-
HANOI& HOUlt .4911 r APPRAISIin,
AND UNDIRTI k ER,
DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

ELANDIFOED.
THE LATE SAD ICE ACCIDENT.

11:1111•L or TOR DITWIlv1).

The bodies of Miu Snow and iii;i;.Prichard, who
lost their lives whilst skating at Bryanotone, on
Saturday, were on Wednesday stternuon consigned to
their last earthly resting-place in the eepiesterad
churchyard of Langton. Miss Snow warn brought
from Langton Lodge in • conveyance down the Solis-
bnry-rea Ise far a, the ntrance to Blandford. and
thence thron,:h Damory-street and under the rid way
arches to Langton. Miss Prichard was conveyed in •
hand.hearse from Down Wood through "Two Gates,"
and the two prooemions met at the croes-roads, near
Langton Farm, proceeding from thence to the burial
ground. Both of the coffins were of p dished elm, with
plated silver furniture and breast•platee. The inscrip-
tions were —" Maria Isabella Snow, died 20th
December, 1879, aged 27." "Annie Caroline Prichard,
died 20th Deoember, 1879, aged 24." White silk palls
were used. The chief mourners were—Major-iiiesteral
Prichard, the Rev. G. D'Oyly Snow, Mr. T. Snow,
Captain Barlow, Mr. Bowles, and Mr. G. W.
Daniels. Several of the principal inhabitants of the
town were also present. The deceased were buried in
separate grave', but close ti each other, the Rey.
Canon Farquharson, Miss Snow's uncl., performing
the service. Wreaths of immortelles and choice
towers were laid by loving hoods on the biers, and the
solemn service for the dead i as never been read undrr
more impressive and solemn circumstance.. The
funeral arrangemente were confided to Messrs. Abbott
Bens., of Blandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-30

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

NZW YEARS GIFTS,
Ileafal sad Orammaatal.
Small TABLIIIB figs Sc id.
ULACK aMIII0L1)

Small FANCY CHAIRS In Velvets, Rips. Cretonne,
ke., BLACK iind GOLD Ditto fr.m 1.. 6d.

WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS. DRESSING
CASES, Itc..

BANNER aad POLE SCREENS.
LADIES' NUDLIWOIIi TASTUOLLT MOUNTZD.
DESIGNS mad MATERIALS for Amateur Fret-
cutters.

Bails and Pestles famished with everything neosseary.

FURNITURE
Suitable for the
MANSION, PASSONAGI, FARMHOUSE, & COMO&

HANDSOMELY BOR DER F.D TAPESTRY Ditto,
from 20m. a Pair.

TM New VICTORIA CURTAIN, Two yards Wide,
66. 6d. per yard.

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CURTAINS
Of every Description and NlatertaL