The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09 00:00:00

HEALTH A SOURCE OF HAPPINESS.

Now reedy". Eara.ried—Ed7U;n, 140 Verhi." -1•;;;• 17 Pout to n
puts of the World, In ....elope, two ewer..
(11.11DIt TO CURE OF DEBILITY; or HISALTH LO/T
kir AND 116r1A1% ED. By HEYRY MTH. tI.D Author
of " The Volunteer'. Manuel •4. be. A NOV, Weeks! Work
00th. Cure of a Dleeeme rewilUng treat Or.. 00W.,.. Poweell
OMR% ADVICE. HULKS, PRESOHIPrIoNg

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It le a OUIDP TO Hiiimu, STR .110TH, AND VIGOUR..
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0178 OLD AGE ; invaluable ll the Nervous, .edentery,
Dyspeptic, and .11 those whose constitutions ham brooms
Debilitated from irregularities of life, elinate, age, • r disuse,
or from over-taxed or abused übetm of body or
mlod. City life, In.emperance,e6rateilloura, *orgy, Brain
Toil, go. Gives InstrucU •na and Advice for treatment of
Nervous and Physical Debility, Nervous Irritability, Ileadnehe,
Piles. Local and Ommitutinind Weidosess, Premature Decay,
and a/I disorders resulting from loss of vital force.

Ps). seven Maims, 0 nyMope.
WOMAN; Her DULide, Relations and Poution.
TT trailed Girlhood, Maidenhood, Courtship, M
Motherhood, Female &location, *man se • Wife, Womenni
• Mother, Domestic Medicine, nu Sc. It is • treatise OS
=hied' of vital importance to Woman.
It--A Special blltion. beautifully Illustrated with
[engravings on Wood, cloth gilt, One boiling
Important to Country Patients.
nit H. SMITH. the Emlnont Specialivt, who Ws devoid
years to the treatment of Nervous and Gebel.
oiltoting Dto-.0.e, for the benellt of those who cennete
consult him personally on receiving deecription of their ars,
vend his opinion, (free of chanted sith advice, for their restene
Hon to he dth. A "Confidential" lorm of correspondence red
free by poet.
Address : Dr. H. SMITH $ Barks Crest•sl, Imam- IC

lIIIPORTAJIT NOTICT.

Just Publl•bed, u sratd,oos Eiltlel of • New sad Viduable
Work, entitled,
UOW TO ENSURE HEALTH; or, tb• CONFIDENTIAL
IL FRIEND" Sent poet free to any addremoe remise. al
one Peony Woo, to Memy Soave, or by lour poet teres
stamps ITS book should be read oy every ose. TWOW Or
old Iritherien. It teaches how to avoid Dame; How to
remln Health ; Heeth : Social Saone Being • treatise op
the Laws Governing Life—the infringement nf wolob Is The
mum of all Dimas. Neryousnme. Otto Oty. and all Shah
concomitant symptoms expleined, cod toil InetrUethete gin
for ryery colorer how to ob.An reetonskm to h. alto. TAY
Valuable Work (lit tug.) firer PR PTIONt, 11
PLAIN ENGLISH, olik lull INSTRUCTIONS for thl;=:
paratloo nod e Contalos sped& Remarks nßhos
Selo lea Gout, Nemalgia. EpihineY• Pele.Mtkno of the
IT% mods, Indlgeslon. Lowe of Enemy. hinniol " ps
Depremion. sod al dismiss of the Nemo= nod alimentary
I=e Al.''d. Wito thli7 PrP" ta
by the
h"
psoullar Zet "
entitled,
pat !WHALER FRIEND and ADVISSR, which 'nu
I Oft aTIN to any addree on RECIEPT OP hT %If PED
ENVELOPE. —Address, Kenn. BARNES and On, 41, Lowidele
Bareebury. Lnitdoo N
ptikrithLtett,..l:ll7lly,t—CouletGoeen illit
isiyrek rel sod Registamd.
Coo-
sailauom by letter free.
A LL WHO NERD ADVICE oil MATTERS of HEALTH,
tt unable to lam s nelmle Interview. should at mem email
full putteulare of the Ors by Letter, soolosing
•ddresmd Rnmlope for reply tot. .Ut ecelee
snorer, with advice, and fa inetruottone bow to oki.f. •
perfect acts Hundreds of 1t.,, be.. been sawed. sad bed*
full restored, by oorrespoodence only. —Addreea, 14411411
HAULS mid Co., 41, LOnadal• Square, Berreibeiry. Lowden

Entered at atiitioneis• Hall, 1840. i—Pnes Is, ar oakum rell
psid from the author for 1 • stamps
UANHOOD A 31 nut ESSAY on ths tonosians sag MP
131 orders 01 the ',productive mans in youth, .:
304 old .g, .118 Obserystkas th• TTIS lI 111 . SMOt saMMOI
Nervous Exhaustion, Physical DebWty, Locrnins al OWN.
le., brAng ths noun at 30 earzziu
jwiringsatissainesinful
nocuratla
OURTIIk M.D., 13, LIE T.
lassoa, W
" Ovum es Ilamoss.-77th Themod.--AkkLertlie•
deurthe• the wow et theme
Is youth, or more
DIP 8.141:11=4Z8 •• lie Maas et yeeeh_.4lll
ekl rot It le • weilitsel relatoligNibill•Plog 1106,
,el • don Visimairim"." Irmarms.
md —MOW
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D istritt ittl33o. lawns with ()talker. Snook, tb• landlord, told how , wading Prettol nedeasis on ; out of his bosom, and said "What Mars TWe IN* bad
%Am had two or three pinta of thremi-nwltren7 I -- 'The morn of Valentine given me by Coodon."—P.C. Rumford produced the cigar
DORCHIST.RI. tie in the hoed bow Guppy dine in and ilk° When birds been to sets` which dropped from C edoo's men when he pulled it out
so
will b. hu_on or of sending Um valentine letter to ~ But even in Little
his wife, grime . , moor and at St Valentine's season petty from his trousers. Loa hem. leaning over the floe, and
stynck Chalker in the heed; Mat the Int ter only mid— Fm Must's. thrown in the apple of discord. Yrs. Somebody afterwards took some char swims out ~f
.the Sr.. C ondon
before the leen of April. adoldinil to th• Prmlattl•- as Moment as • ehikr Both were customersof bift 4 bat • wsiditine sent her—" ot • most foul and besear ecknooledget atedlog the eimoe, ..nd goring them to lira
diameter," said Kr. Hanna bat the good wife er
lion just Redd, he did not want to come to Coen mains, WO"' to take Care ondon raid he *v.v. drunk, and Eva said
fancied be saw the he didn't knour where the ricers from. la order
m"Dayes illmh..•••tur Fisheries' Bill, which examined Should think Guppy wee the better cuddlier put It In the fire. Her boy unluckily
lt• i• about to introduce, will fix the does time from of the two; but on that day Obslker wee the better. fine Roman hand of neighbour's son, end told his net to he swat to the 8 -salons Era pleaded sulky but he
Whiled wee there Chalker had • quarrel with Churchill, father, who went in fiery baste to the only Working eta' urged he didn't know Me were stolen. —The Chair-
the 15th of March to the 15th of June.
B.W.R.—The plans for the aludation of the Dor- •,..n.a offered to fight Tee stools between Guppy and Men. Club of Littlemoor, the Pula. finds the men be man es, tosee my who hag wee •
Chalker only lasted about fin in tes.—Mr. Hand urged sought in • state of happinam assisted by the expenditure honourable calling in HbL Navywa
disgracing theinstnalvawes
chests". station of this company have been "got out," that the plsontiff was dimity darunit end iscatieblelyinanndio of fo epode ha'penny in smell ale, and "leis "at h. in this way—Sent for 21 day. labour each,
so that we may hope shortly to Id • commencement ; was taken home. A valentine of smut foul and to have shaken bands, and gone "out hep'pyra,
and before long, we trust, a convenient and com- character old mot tom Guppy's wife, and the little boy the glorious victor proclaiming his challenge—
modious station in plan of the present badly situated his mother that the meriting was Uke Clulker's boy's, n We've got the MOOG], too,"
and unimpooing •tructare. whereupon Guppy went align tolftwitaker who challenged
efl.r:rtergerge age shout that not over large place. And on Friday the hole
Tax &dodo; POLK% —lt is • gratifying fact that tti°i• shook how o OD my
It up, and citta sr was taken home drunk. Defenrdiant afful" was 'Wetted to the Bench, the impress w
daring the poet quarter not • single snick of r
hheelgwooLer
thgo
t• ryld Chareetarf
suck; end it not mind being that the Littlemoor wives Cr. deeirilly the
person so better bal_.f. The tiny hamlet would hardly have don
hem been reported at the station as lost, not
heard of but for It. tiny wars nut its men should
an (folded* that we can afford to dispense with our Chalker.—Jsr°Are Goaowreltliwtold bow Chalker offered to go
police, holm lather • tribute to the sharp and zealous out into the field to flint
hut be was not drunk.--Cross
1:1..014 country whose chronicles are
war hi which they discharge their duties en
in..:
H.d
b..n
before
the mnagiatrates
two
or three U.die mere known to Idle by its rows. . and it will not sun a MUM' name even by becoming
Lord Aberdare. a young man named times on OM mat of drink. —James, sin of It Abort Guppy, a
William "CZ Ricketts, who itad heat stating with saw Chalker andahonisk sernna.bbli. no oare ginliagrioLt
mod friend. in High Weetestreet., was found ooead in 'aeftrerds they &bolt he hod en nigh to drink.
Me bed 00 Friday afternoon. He was in very delicate mether gan lid home, and somebody said "Chalker's
health, and the wretchedly col journey from London owe owe a policeman;" but Snook said—" What's the
on the Precious day watt more than he me d omumble of um of Chalker going for • policeman often be chellenged
diluting. Dr. Mariaen WY in IMODCO, don and an Churchill to fightr —The case laded till about three
o'clock, when Me Bench Maui the defendant ss. lend mete.
hornet wee not considered necessary.
—There was a "Mile more" debate over the oasts before
'rat laiuldtle,ol of Mies Christiana Wallows, the
we t rid of this trumpery cads
third daughter of the Rector of Bradford Peverell, _
to Mr. R. Shirley, eldest son of the Vicar of Stineford,
f
who hoe himself or, we believe the third time, lately
est the example was celebrated on Thursday. There
werevarlum ci;cumetances to attract attention, and
those who attended the church were rewarded bye
`MY pretty ceremony, the Rev. IL Everett, of Thorcheater, discharging the necessary offices.
litraovirgeins.—We are pleasei t o eee that some of
the ram-shackle old cottages which dimmed Fording'
ton have been p tiled down and some respectable and
aloe looking modern dwellings erected in their idoice
Messrs. Davis and Son, the owners of the property.
111_„ta lintel-Prising firm ale', Intend that others shall
100 t... Some day, p .rhaps, Forlington maw become
pleasant euburb instead of the collecuon of kennels
It I. at present,
Tami a sire of Mr. George rue, draper and grocer,
of Portland. and formerly of Dorchester, are in the
beads of Masers. Sytnonria and Son, solicitors, of this
town. Mr. Steele, Mr. Jamemn (who lent the debtor
£2lO on Mr Case starting besides four are five years
ago and who Is now a creditor for £lO7l, and Mr.
Davis (of the finn ..f Brown, Davis, and Co., whole
male drapery. London), have been appointed trusted
The debtor hag assigned the whole of his estate to the
creditors (who include Mr. Ooderio, of Dorchester),
and endeavours are being made to dispose of the
business as a noire concern.
Dowse Kann' QIIMITSR Stumm —These sedions
will he commenced next Tooteday at the Shirehall,
Dorchester. The agenda paver contains notice. of
three motions. Mr. E W. Willie:ad will move the
granting of a superanuation allowance to Mbo Harriet
Buell. late matron rf the County P.ilmon. Mr.
Hambro will move a sum not exceeding £l5O be granted
towarae the repair of Mareston-britioe, in the parish
of Gillingham •, and Mr Frampton will move that •
dm
not exonding £l5O he granted forth, enlargement
of Wimhorns pollee station.
ODturtLl,OWS.—The secretary. Mr. W.
E. Buell, P. 0., will shortly issue the behind sheet
of the "Bud of Hope" Lodge for the year ending
December 31st. From it we learn the total receipts
forth, benefit fund to have been £3lsn 5,1 which
with the balance in hand amounted to £B5 19, ltd.,
while the expenditure has only been £lO 00. 101. In
the management fund the receipts have been £lO 12e,
the total amount of the fund being LW 10s. 3+4., and
the expenditure hos been £lB 10s. The amount to
the credit of the lodge in the Wilts and Dermot Bank
I. consequently £95 Ille. 74. Thirty benefit members
have been admitted during the year, making the
number 138, and there have been initiated into the
lodge 11. leering the etrength at 114.
Till VOLIIIITIERs. —Captain Hodges, of the 3rd
D. R. V., ham issued the following or :—" Recently
an officer of a volunteer corps, whilst returning from
• range, met with instantaneous death by the discharge
of • rifle from which a hall cartridge had not been
extracted after the order to cease firing had been
given. The officer commanding, being moot anxious
to guard against • recurrence of no lamentable an
accident resulting from much an irregularity, {mum the
following orders :-1. It shall he the duty otf every
membeorof the corps whether officer, non.commiseionel
officer, private, or hon. member, when firing with ball
oarttitige, either in clam firing or private practice. to
submit his rifle for examination to the senior officer,
non-commissioned officer, or private present imme-
diately after the completion of his shooting Ana
before leaving the firing point at any range. 2 It
shell be the duty of the senior officer, non.comoldioned
officer, or private to make such examination and to
secertain that the cartridge has been diecharged or
extracted from every rifle before it I. taken from the
Sting point—ST.l3.—A II memhen are held responsible
to the commanding officer for the carrying out of the
above °Mug.
Bossowtvo sit ll•engtd.A.—At the County Police
Court— yesterday (Wednesday) before AD. E.
Pearce, Beejamin Croft, a Isbouring toy of Chilfr one,
aged about 17, was charged with stealing an umbrella,
the property oof Mr. Richard Atkins, of Toiler-
Fratrum. It seemed from what was stated by the
witnesses that on Sunday evening laet, Mrs Atkins
and her husband went to Maiden Newton chtirch, and
on returning home it came on to rein very fast, and
to I:step. a wetting they atcpped into "the Royal
George," kept by Mr. Morris. Mrs. Atkins. on
getting inside, put her umbrella in the perdue and
went into the listr with her hu.bind. where she staved
between five and ten minute.. On going not she
found the umbrella bad olimppemted. Information
was given to the police, and Sergeant Hitch (dna
the miming article at the hoods of prisoner's father.
Suspicion het been aroused against the prisoner by
the fact, according to Mr. Morris, that on the Sunday
night in que.tion, the prieoner cone ti hie tap-room
through the peados He .ordered • glees of beer and
borrowed a top c tat, ant after staying about three
minutes left, and imote lietely he was gone Mrs.
Atkins roinolaine4 of tho los. of her umbrella.
Prig incr. who esol loud it laying outside the door,
wee remanded till S Add my.

DORSET VOLUNTEER A44OCIATI4 IN.

Th• annual meeting of this Asa iciati we. bld at
the litsilway Hotel, Wimborne. iin Thursday last.
There were present Captain U.les. clean Lloyd.
Jones, Captain (1. I) 'it Harmer, Quarts" muter.
Sergeant Lee, Quartermsotter-Sergeabt Churchill,
Quartermaster T. Newman, kr. 'rhe annual ;wiz..
competit on was lizvi to he hell at Maiden Castli.,
Dear Dorchester, to the 18. h Ind 19th Joe. the in o.
gramme of prizes and conditions bniug very elm 1, to
those of laat year Captain awl 4,ljetant C. D.'4l
Mesmer having offered a prize 441 ES to be competed
for in firing in skirmishing or ler be the teat Llion. it
was resolved the conditions be drawn up and ann. iunced
In doe course. The rern irks i4f 11.11 Ii the I hike i 1
Cambridge at the meeting 41 the National Ride
Asenciation, hell the previous day, as to the dre..• i 1
volunteers attending the Wimbledon meeting, wan
referred to, and it was decided to adopt he anggestion
of the commander-kW 'hie( as to uniform—viz, th st
competitors must appear only in such uniform se they
would wear on parsle, asp corers and Immerge!" not
being snowed. On the same day the Batt ilion
Shot-
Ing Committee met at Wimborne. Captain Lloyd.
Jones in the chvir. Prior to he business" .1.1 the meet-
ing the following resolution was, on the moti m of the
Chairman, seconded by Qua:terms& er Newman,
carried unanimously :—" Thst thin meeting expresses
It. deep regret at the great loan sustained by the death
of M 'jot. Fa/warer, who had proved himself • most
meieil womb/mot this committee since its formation In
the year 1888, as well as an able and zealous of
the -battalion." Arrangement& for the ensuing year
were afterwards made. It was resolved the battalion
should not this year enter for the inter-momentsl
simultaneous match. Regarding the selection of
battation representatives at the Wimbledon meeting,
it was agreed the otinpetitions should take place
within the four periods (one in each) of the following
dittos :—lat period, April Bth to 13th, both days
Inclusive; 2n41. from April 15th to 20th; 3rd, from
April 22nd to 27th; 4th, from April 19.13 to May 4th.
The battalion is this year Hai led to 26 representatives
In the 81. George's Vase Competition, as well as in the
"Queen's," besides the two nomination"! in the htnds
of the Lieut.-Colonel commanding. Ihe first stage of
the "Queen's" will this yesr be shot with the Martini.
ride, which will be Untied to those selected some time
previous to the Wimbledon mooting to allow of
petetioa

Doubt's= some Portland people are =Mar surieved
that Mr. Austin has failed to setablish a right to shoot
rabbits in the Ea= Weir, and it might at first appear
rather vexatious that cone_rpresvrving has been
introduced. Bot probably the War Departmeut are more
desirous to prevent promiscuous shooting in the Weir
than to smarm the rabbits The wild and pieuareaque
place to close to the Priem, and convicts are of ten= work
there. Besides, at one point is an important outwork of
the Verne, and can mally imagine many dangers (omits
sot if people were allowed to shoot over the place. M.
Austin and the PortUnders still consider the respomi-
bilk's' of tha War Department, and aooutesoe in the
rules

Tug damage l(r. Oliver's is being efficiently repaired
by ..r friend Mr. lon.*
They asked for pesoe at St. Miry's Beni...kolas last
Ss turd. it he, et b we .ad abyss&
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—Trez YIONLMILT are expected in Weymouth on the 11 c h
of Mer._ - - • • •

THE MATORE MIALEIL—WH &reglad to hear. on eosin,/
IE6 (Thursday) morning. that his Worst,lp is rathrr
hatter than he was yesterday. We hope for an early
restoration of the Mayor to health now the weather has
In. nt-owed
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Ona volunteer rides were inspected by Majw Harmer
og 11.4tday evening la.t at the Drill 114.11. Lent Fl T.
George WIWI in command, the non-coinnino.ionsel ”dicers
hying Qterterntanter fiTtoant Lw. Serseant C. Jittery.
and d-rgetpalnwrirt•o. Rwoon—toial prosent,
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DOUBT INDUSTIALISUIFiTIO,I.—AppIicatinos for sp•oe
and • full &scrip: ion ot exhibits, must lie forwarded on
or before the let of June n. at, to Mr. W. M. Thiselton,
secretary, Emastreitt. Weymmitli, whence printed forms
iif &pollution may bo obtained by forwarding • stamped
directed envelope.
Tan ILIAZIS OF MI MATO/ —E.ll7bOdy will be sorry
that bin Worship the Mayor (Yr. Landis) is still unwell.
no mach so that he is not able to lure his room. The
Invitation. for the complimentary banquet were coils.
wounded at the begining of the week, and his worship
bas sin Le been rather worse.
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—Pasitioacka—Tha Chelsea and creenwich peneloners
sad Army &mem assembled op Tuesday for tkliYmellt at
the °oddball. instead of at the Pox, as usual. for these
P•Prorinta are not in future to be made at a public-house.
There ear oonsiderable chat shout "this wretched affair"
el the iliVute with Ramie was called.
Tamara* or Licaticas.-0o Tuesday last, before Dr.
Drew and Mr Jame. Milledps the followins licences were
tranafered :—Ranelegh Hotel. from Harriet Aflame
Diblimi to Georg* Renville ; Park Hotel from Philit
Hawkins to Jame. Howard ;0.,14en Linn. Rosen Talton
(leceseed) to William Obarlea Day..; Market House. from
Albion Stephen Drake to Henry Carter. . Mr. Cooper
aoneired for. Masan. Derenish and C.... in the last ease.
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DOCILNAN.II Mumma PLeerr.—We Sr. di appointed to
Sod that the dredger which was hopet to be the most
profitable one to the Corp 'ration cannot be bad at
preeent. There are only two of the pattern it seems, and the
Woolwich one is retained at that place. The one at
Holyhead, for which Kr. Morgan tel•CsaPbsd. is Was heist
at its former occupation.
romerray.—Court " Plume of Feathers," 3,1b2, F,
held • surnmonen meeting at the Courtroom, Cooper's
Arms, on Monday evening, to raise the rules, dm The
court have legalieed themselves under the new Friendly
Societies Act. Bro. W. C. T. Honneell. who has been
secretary for II years and more, applied for an increase of
salary, and, after consideration, it was unanimously
agreed that the salary be increased to is. 3d. per annum
per member. this being an increase of 3d. per member.
Other ofScers' salaries were also increased. It was decided
to &melanin:ate with other mune in the town to bare a
united demonstration on Whit Monday, particulars of
which will appear in our advertising columns.
THONIDAT a STORK. —PLII•IIUNZ BOAT RUNNING INTO •
Y•CHT.—Tbe regular Romeo weather we hare lately bad
brought a violent storm of wind, with snow end rain, on
Monday morning, when the pleasure bait belonging to
Mr. Caddy about six in the morning or • little later, dri re
on the yacht Sylvia, and smashed in some of her
atenchiosie. The yacht did not get the worse of it. for
Caddy's pleasure boat had • great hole knocked in her,
and presented a deplorable spectacle at the New Quay
Hai. Various damages are reported from reacts arriving
at Portland from we, and some barge. went ashore, but
no very winos loci Lexie from the latter mum.
MISSION AT Howl —The friends of the Wesleyan cause
In Weymouth are, ?any wisely, not satisfied with the
renovation of their chapel, beautiful as it is, but are
desirous toss. the spiritual church built up and polished.
As • metinkthey are hoeing special prayer and eervices,
where Mr. II ibinson Watson. a young man whose speak-
' ing has been bleed to very many. expounds Scripture.
He is very cabs, clew, and straightforward in his exposi-
Hon& which are such as might commend themselves to the
intellect as well ea to the heart. An "inquiry-rano
provided behind the schoolroom below, and there is no
men of excitement in the chapel, not, at least, anything
undue. The expo.ition seemed good sound gospel, pre-
sent- d in ell p •oi• a ,4 view.
TIM PILOPOIED COMPLAIN/IT TO TN& MATOR. —We very
' much razret the Illness of our worthy and mat affable
Mayor, Mr. Lambe, on account of which the banquet in
his worship's honour has been delayed. In view of the
.lelay, and of the dangers which the heave work of the
Conned imposes on the Mayor, and the further danger of
exposaz energetio a man to a hltf night engagement,
'.me people say—" Why not present the Mayor with •
viace of plate, end let the banquet go r The worst is the
Inlay and consideration nateaary in these matter.; but
we can llU4we a plan /et/ to 'stare, our merchant mayor.
Let the pirtiee intereat the H ahour and Piero, th •
Council 01 course included, meet in C meree, and settle
s .me plea for securing the French tragic. Thi. would
gratify hi. wor-hip 4 heart, and abed an additional lustre
Oil hie municipal ',len. . . .

GOMM:HANS or MI PoOm.-The following is the list of
guardians nominated, and it will he observed there is nnt
t. he • e .ntoot in any perish :7-A hotsbury, M. Jame.
White, of N-tw Barn, and Mr. William Westoiscom ;
Bincomhe, Mr. Percival Cake 8,4d/re7% Mr Richard
L ickhwm: Rockland Riperm Mr. Tom Otto, of Brassiere?:
dekerel, Mr. John Liver, ot Eust Cnickerel farm :
Ft.et, Mr J•sper Marsh; ',manna Herring, Mr. William
II or, Roper; Melronshe R-sis, Mr. Rowland T.tonms,
John Angel .r.abot, and Mr. T. R. Charles: hating-
nits, Mr. William Chiloott Owertuoigne, Mr. Thomas
tlawers,o Southdown, Porteshans, no nomination :
Psrtland, Mr. Richard Lino and Mr. Pearce_; Poswell, n..
n ouination ; P. etton. Mr. Henry Pope, of Sutton Points;
Rulithrle, Mr. Charles Jestr ; Upw M or, r. John Mayo, oi
Brosderey ; Weymonth, Mr. John 11,,ppus Devonian, and
Mr. John Grove.; R.gis, no nomination.
Damaog IT TIM SNOW &ND Winn -Ou Frllay morning
about 10 o'clock • crisis' ill, .4 snow, which it is mid
24111" from Me roof .1 Mr. Roses hon.., lull upon the
sins. room over Mr. Oliver's, and sussMeil in the south
end ; then the violent wind, dodina on entrance tbroUttb
the broken part, he through the room and burst up the
north end, leaving the middle part in position hut badly
cracked and strained. The room was formerly oceuptitd
a. • photographic studio; but Kr. Oliver has used it as •
w.,rk•oop, and his tools and other at telt were touch
d imaged ; Me wet also *raked down into the window of
the shop below. antl op 11l • number of show frames; but
hers the good; being golf and silver, were is.
leterioratad. Kr. Oliver reckons that his loss about no
rater unfortunate for a young Is-ginner •, but we hope his
.pirit and industry will repair the toes before the "sasua l•
much nearer. The glass roof is to be replaced by Mr.
lanes with an ordinary Mate one, sod this will he more
cone 'tient L. work under than all glass, whirls is often
either too Ito. or . too e .1d
. . . . .

Saimaa Naws.—A meals: Neptune, Roberta Corner-
eon, slate Pitioult. Fiat ler, Liverpool, oilcake : Annie
Morriss, Adtwool, Hanka° coal; Cygnus, nigher,
Jitney, posers); Jack Tar, D 4, Portsmouth. nil ; Jane,
Fundell, Portsmouth, ml; Columbine, Cole, Portonouth,
oysters; Kama, Cumulus, Pureintoutb oysters; Secret,
Pewter, Southampton, orators ; Union, French, Plymouth,
manure ; Stranger, Clark, Pool., nil: Cygnus, Flisher,
Jersey, general. &Wier; : Nils, Loynee, Newcastle,
h.llast ; Louisa, Lovell, Guentagy. ballast; Mamba'.
blabb. Guernsey, hallow, Hero, Brand, Hayti% wheat;
Trak, Jacobsen, Bdtirnore, ballast; Recompense, Bur.
neston, Seeking, bolut ; Cygnus, nigher, Jersey. general ;
Liberty. Scott fishing. nil; I.3ygon Fliaher, Jersey,
general; Union, French. Newport, LW., manure :Rama
Conches, fishing. n 11: Secret, Pewter, flaking nil; Colum•
nine, Cole. Milling, nil; Jane, FarndelL fishing. nil; Jack
Tar, Day. fishing. nil; Stranger, Clark. fishing nil.
No 31011 WASHINO Dian Lieu Is PUSLIC.- The
Weymouth and Miaow:loe Regis Steam Ltundry Works
Company intend to do all that behind the scenes. The
provisional directors are:—lir. George Cooke, Mr.
William Charles Dania Mr. Charles John Dring. Mr.
lwin Dunn, Mr. William John Plowman. Mr. Harry
Wheeler, and Kr. William White. The Bankers—Meats.
R. R. and H. Williams Thorton. and Sykes; the
ilicitore—Mesera Summit and Hooper; the Secretary
(pro leer) , Hr. W. K. Thieelton, whose registered °aims
are at 11). Rut-etreet, Weymouth. The capital is to be
£5,0011. in 1,000 shares of £5 each, and among other
promises the company are not only to take care that
sanitary prinoiples are observed, but they will "fetch and
return the clot.thes with punctuality."' Think of that? ye
housewives troubled by learning that your best white
diapers have gone to Mrs So-and-eds, while you have
only her rough Russia stuff in exchange, If, now, the
company will only -adage its customers shall never be •• a
bottom short But we suppose that from Mull.
Williams to Mr. Thisoletin, they all have "souls above
button.."
Ptomain Nay LIDUITIT Vol VII POZT.—There is
said to be some prospect of iron shipbuilding being intro-
duced Into Weymouth, in consequence of the great success
which has attended the lengthening of the Premier at
Messrs. Comae and Co's ship. This weldknogro yawl boo
b-en lengthened IS fret staidebipa and new engines, 50
horse power (nominal) the pair, have been provided hy
Hour. Penn and Sons, of Greenwich. The lengthening
has been most suosandolle accomplished at the aliipway
at the south-east of the Harbour, and at six o'clock on
Tuesday morning the Premier was launched, and tame Ltd
well: she was then t 'wed to Portland to rival herself of
the large crane "Vulcan," belonging to Messrs. &sienna
Cutletown, which was to lift in her holler and engines;
the Commodore at the same time towed over • large
barge with the boiler and *wines, and the same day the
Premier returned with them on board. Tbe latter will
be lived by Mows. Pent and Son on board the boat, and
this firm bare also adviud respecting all the improve.
menu on hoard the Premier. We learn that it is in
contemplation to lay down • new iron reseal as the ship.
way, and should the building of iron vend* he shablisbed
hero, that .111 be en eseellent addition to our industries,
which are not too varied or eitensive at eremite A. the
sbiporay spoken of will launch from west to out or along
the Harbour, the launching will not interfere with any
prop urlexteuion tif the Harbour stage.
SAHA= non Tat Baa-staw &mune Clouts —Ltd
WadnustaYr Wore Mr. Ja.e. ft hertgon and Mr. B.
Hopkina, two sailors named diehard Condon and William
des, both of the Siamese which Is suing to ma, were
charged with stealing or receiving • quantity of
the Protean/ of Kr. Shrutils, tobacoonUt.—Rotlin
Trodrsa. of Governor's-lane, a boy approatiosd to 14.
Strange. said about seven o'cladt last night Condon cams
Into the shop and slaked for something which witness
amid not on ier4aad, and went to call Hr. Strange,
When its returned be saw Condon draw bock his band.
Tat sailor asked if Mr. &Mose kept Eeciaitime ointatect,
and woo seat across to Kr. Cols's. Witness then asked
Mr. Strange to see if he'd mad anything. and Mr.
8 range thought he calmed some deers. Piabitil. • hair.
dresser of Su Mary-street corroborated hie smountice,
and toll how he missed • box of cigars. Thou produced
he could .wear to as being similar to those in his ehtp,
they were worth 6d, each. or 15, the b.e, tr• J.EL
L landlord of the Black 04 Hotel, heard • WAN
in a small side-room, and whine who was there, found
they were milers, who had two quarts of beer. Tb
west away, leaving • man asleep; but the Prieetere
returned to fetch the man. Is • corner of the room was
the cigarhog produced, and I. mad the prisoners if it
was theirs, but they denied it He 'afterwards gave the I
boa to P.C. Elmsford. --Bagssat tram haring realised
information of Vie theft, and sun prisoners in the street i
near, apprehended Era and Hindord Condon, at the '
olor's If mac Seetnjacigarfailuutof ata pocket of '
am be taid the other he mast be searched as he had NM
la the names company. Oa Mena told the serisiud •
ow
whoa he bad la Ms masa, Ira maid eat don