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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

DANDEL TAYLOR'S ALMSHOUSE.

Daniel Taylor, founder of the School Charity, by
indentnres dated 27th and 28th August, 1696, granted
unto Samuel Bishop and six others, and their heirs, •
tenement with the ourtelage and gaiden adjoining,
situate within the borough of Bridport, on the east side
of South-street, over against the church, after his death,
to permit such poor persons as at that time should,
with his consent, be dwelling in the same house, or any
of the apartments thereto, to enjoy the same for their
respective life-times. And, in case, at his death, there
should be rooms in the said tenensent to receive one or
more persons, then to appoint such other poor person
or persons of the said borough to dwell therein, as by
the trustees, or the major part of them, should be
thought meet, and from time to time thereafter, as
often as there should be vacancy, tl appoint to dwell in
the said messuage or such apartment or apartments
thereto which should be vacant, such other poor person
or persons as they, or the major part of them, in their
die retion should think meet; all which poor persons
should from time to time enjoy such respective apart-
ments, daring such time as they should be of good
behaviour. There was a clause for appointing new trustees
when the survivors should be redwood to four, dwelling
within eight miles of the borough. The succession of
trustees has been regularly kept up. At the last
appointment, bearing date 3rd of March, 1832, the trust
property was conveyed by William Stephens, James
Kenway, Peter Itenway, John Rake, Jonah Thompson,
the then surviving trustees, to themselves and William
Forster, Isaac Stephen Stephens, John Pike Stephens,
Silvanus Stephens, Henry Stephens, and Walter
Stephens, and their heirs, on the trust of the original
deed. The property in question is a range of buildings
adjoining the Friends' Meeting-house, on the east side
of South-street, Bridport, containing together ten
apartments, some above and others below; of these
nine are large enough for the residence of a couple, and
one is fit only for a single person. They are inhabited,
rent free, by poor persons planed there by the trustees,
who select them from the poor of Bridport. Most of
them receive parochial relief. The premises are kept in
repair by the trustees. The opportunity of a vacancy
Is occasionally taken to improve them, and, considering
their age, they are in tolerable condition.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

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regular or volunteer, wl,ereby the couerrY can alone
maintain its influence abroad, and ensure security at
home.

By strict economy and the curtailing of unnecessary
amp-rues, whether connected with the civil branches of
our military establishments, or those departments which
hove of late increased so much the expenses of the
State, I believe the too-payer may be relieved from a
large portinn of his buidem
While ptepared to give, eat ever have done, to the
party of witch Lord Derby is the chief, my general
support, as being no at likely too.ncluor to that indepen-
dence and prosperity which it must be the object of all
true Englishmen to s, cure. I must reserve to myself the
right of acting independently, and supporting the
principle of measures, not into, of voting in the str: y I
think most conducive to the interest of the Country,
and moot in mcordance with the views of those I may
repro ant.
Thanking you for the honour you have done me, for
the confidence you have hitherto reposed in me, and
trusting that I may never, by my conduct, forfeit
that high position wherein you have placed me,

I have the honour to remain,
Your faithful Servant,
HENRY FREDERICK THYNNE.
Maiden Bradley, June 9th, 1865.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

LYME REGIS.
Oua REGATTA will take place on Tuesday, the 25th
of July next.

ENteIORE GREEN.

ALlTMlNGafternoon, about four
o'clock, a most destructive fire broke out in this pilaw,
involving great loss and damage. It was first observed
in a large faggot pile belonging to George James. bat
before it could be got under it had communicated with a
stable and out-buildings belonging to him, and, every-
thing being very dry, in • few minutes • row of cottages
close by were enveloped in flames. The Shaftesbury
fire engines were quickly on the spot, and hundreds
flocked to render asaistanoe, but there being a brisk
wind at the time it accelerated the fire, and, notwith-
standing • good supply of water from the town pipes
and plenty of willing hands, the flames were not got
under till four cottages had been entirely consumed, one
belonging to George James, and the others to a person ,
named Ash. James' stable and three out-buildings
were also burnt to the ground, and we are sorry to add
that his horse was burnt to a cinder. The occupiers of
dwellings close by felt great alarm for their safety, but
by keeping the roof saturated with water, and the wind
fortunately blowing the flame away from them, they
were not ignited. The furniture from the burning
cottages, and those near, was removed as quickly as
possible, and the contents of no less than eight cottages
were to be seen in the road at one time. George James
was asleep in his house at the time, and was with
difficulty awakened in time -to effect his escape. Too
much praise cannot be given to the Mayor of Shaftes-
bury and a body of gentlemen who laboured with
unabated energy to endeavour to arrest the progress of
, the fire, indeed, all who were present rendered every
assistance in their power, but unfortunately without
success. Several dwellings at a short distance were
ignited by the falling sparks, but no damage was done.
The effects of the fire are very disastrous as regards
George James, who is a coal hauler, as his horse, cart,
faggots, and whole stock-in-trade are now consumed.
None of the property is insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

DEATHS.
June 21, at the residence of her nephew, Mr. Thomas
Hill, Beaulieu, Hants, Mrs. Alexander, widow of the
la Mr ~V,P: Alexander of Piinperne, Doraet, aged 78.
1
doe 19e At Sfeirtninster Newton, El sabeth, relict of
the late T. Goodridge, Esq., and in l:I dl the late Sir
William Gostwych, Bart, in her 93,11 year.
June 19, at Lemgfle t, Poole, Mr. John TAlhot, builder,
All,l 61 years.
June 19, at Ford, Sansbury, Chart. s Blake, Esq.,
pg.,' 77 yearn.
June 20, at Salibbury, Ellen Cary, only chill of Mr.
S. VW, reporter.
Tune 21, at Ida residence, Donbeed. Mr. Charley
Bu-t, formerly farmer at Iwerne Minster, aged 39,
deaervedkr respectl.l by au wind knew him.
June 14, at. Iwd•-ite Minuet;fiarbafk the beloved
wife of Mr. Charles Warehairl.
Jane 23, at Weymouth, An, only surviving daughter
of the late Rev. John Higgins, aged 69.
June 14, at Craneniolr, near Christchurch, Hants,
Baker Dawson, Eq. , aged 61.
June 21, at Frankleigh, Bradford. n-Avon, Wilts.,
Eleanor Sillerr, the loved and only daughter of Eliza
Frances and Charlep H. S. Pickwick, aged two years.
Jude 19, at Haini t m, Lmsrk•hire, Mr'. feivingatone
rapther dl Dr: Lividgstone, the Mikan traveller, aged
,
Bg._ _ . .. . . .. . .

--June 1 A, at Booth Perrot, Mr. William BtOodleyi Much
reipeeted, aged 56.
June 20, at the Grove. Porillmd, after a short illnes4.
Jeminna, wife of Mr. James Urry, chief clerk at Port-
land Prison, aged 37.
At Brixton, of rapid consumption, Charlotte Gdoin,
second daughier of Mr. Lock, of Berkeley Lodge,
Brivanston, Gorier.
June 19, at Blandfird, Flizaboth, the beloved
daughter of Mr. William Selby, aged 37.
June 15. at Bridport, after a long illness, John
*monde, EN. in his 77th year.
June 16, at kitateitrett, Bridport, Albert, son of Mr.
7, Wog., aged 20.
one 17, at Stintli-street, Bridport, Mr. D tvid
June 20, at Rex-lane, Tlridport, much regretted, Mr.
Robert Gilchrist, aged 30.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

Fine Old Port, 11 year in Wood - -
(Hi,;hly recommended.)
Frem the Wood • • -
Old Crusted - -
Fine hiAh•ilavoured Old •

SHERRY.

Royal Victoria Sherry - • -
(Pale or Brown.)
Excellent Dinner Sberry
Snperior selected - -
Fine Golden, very choice - -
MADEIRA.

Direct
East or West India - • -
CLARET&

•• - 245. to 30s.
- • - 42+. „ 48+.
- • 545. „ 60s.

-27 g.

• • • 20s. to 24a
- • -30 s. „ 364.
• • 425. „ 413 a

- -42 g. to
• • 608. to 818.

- 183. to 203.
• - - • 30s. „ 363.
. • . 363. „•48g•
• - • 483. „ 543.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

ii-utttoN fAttta,
Beta-Mile from Dorchester.

SALE OF CART HORSES, COB, WAGONS,
CARTS, IMPLEMENTS, &c.

MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with in-
struction, from the En. (Piton of the Ude Mr.
H. CAINE, to SELL by AUL: lION. in the Field ad•
joining litiirt,,n Fenn House, on FRIDAY, JUNE 30,
1865, the following

HORSES, WAGONS, IMPLEMENT'S, viz. :
Five powerful and active Cart Hones and their Harness,
handsome bay Cob, 5 years old, 14 hands 3 inches, up to
a heavy weight .pd a reinerkably tlillet good hack ;
&Ws In (urn*: espit a Wagons with iron aul s. one.
horde Sp lug WIL:on with tilt, Spring Cart, Gig, Water
Cart, Dung hit; 4 Ox Hernessrs, sundry Harness,
Saddles and Bridles; 2 Ploughs and Tackle by " Wight-
man," 4 Harrows, Turnip Cuter; 3 Wheelbarrows,
Wagon Lines; about 200 sacks, 2 Winnowing Machines,
Barley Hummeler ; Weighing Machine and Woghts,
Beams and scales; Barley Hers, Bushel and 11
if-
buol,el Mearures, Soak. Cart, Sieves, Shovels, Pick.,
Rake', Forks, Corn Bins, Malt Bruiser, Chicken Coops,
Dles Box; 2 Coolers and Stands, Tubs, Churn and
Stock.; Garden Roller, Iron and Wood Pig Troughs,
Sheep and row Troughs; about 7,000 of Reed, and
numerous useful effects.

Sale et Tl,r,e o'clock in the Afterooon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27

CHURCH PAPER FOR CLERGY AND LUTY.

T--
RE CLERICAL JOURNAL, and Chrotiole
of the United Church of England and lretand, is
published every Thursday lambing. it treatSeselliDively
of Church matters in SoilftSch Irebilid, and the
Colonies; feretilies information to Churchwar !ens, and
aims at the esteblion and defence of the Church and
her 'Various institution% Itt lenting aoticles are
the eacleniastioel 'yenta and opinions of the day,
and its comprehenWve reviews of Church literature
has long secured for this Journal the oonfldenne
of its numerona re,dera Price 61., Atatted rid• ;
HUGH WILLInue, 32, Paternoster-row, Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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the tawn dm.
ettritente their lour
& Wile being out iMt d
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SWANAGEs
DexagllollB EitYn.—il few days ago a boy named
Squibb waa bitten in the leg by an adder, and it is feared
that the infiammation will endanger hi. life.

POOLE
Mr. H. M. Atmernasi, the seoond son of Mr. H. IL
Aldridge, solicitor, Poole, passed the examination for
solicitors et Easter Terui.
Mooasn's Btaxarrrov. —London Court of Bank-
ruptcy, Thursday. Before Mr. Commissioner Winslow.
Benjamin Mooree, of Poole, grocer and dealer in wines
and game, passed his hat examination and obtained hie
order of dimharge. There was no opposition to the
passieg of the bank-rept, whose business career, it was
statmf, had been characterised by the strictest honesty lidintegrity.
NOLI ELZOTIOPT.—NIWS ?ROY LIVERPOOL --After
in lengthy sitting of the Conservative Committee' it was
annoanced that in all probability Mr. B. K. Graven
would, conjointly with Mr. Horsetail, contest the bo-
rough or Liverpool on Conservative principle-, thongh
the general opinion is that Mr. Hews( II is mom insiinel
to the present compromise with Mr, Swart, the Liberal
member. Should Mr. Graves refuse positively to stand,
the names of Admiral Dames and Mr. %piston Fits-
geoid are rnentiJned am probable candidates, though
the latter gentleman, it -
expense a sine qua ACM.

WINBORNE.
Sefizouit CiaAsay.—About a fortnight ago, Froderiak
Lan*, alit another manAwere fighting at Cork, whoa a
woman, tried to -..te ~ Lane
timed ' aide,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

LYME REGLS.

TH6 annual meeting of the Horticultural and
Cottager' Improvement Society, for the parishes of
Lyme Regis, Uplyme, Charmouth, Wotton, and Monk.
ton Wylde, will he held on Thursday, August 10th.

BEAMINSTER.

CHURCH BUILDING.—The sum of £8 13s. 3d. hag
been collected on behalf of the Incorporated and
Diocesan Church Building Societies, in obedience to the
Bishop's recent pastoral letter.
BEARINETER WORKING MEN'S FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
—The 3rd annual me,ting and dinner of this society
was held at the Red Lion Hotel, on Friday, when an
excellent repast was provided by lloA Squire, to which
about 100 sat down. Mr. Hine occumed the chair.
Dinner being over the Chairman read a statement show-
ing the favourable position of the society. Toasts —not
forgetting the "Old Club" of which this is a branch—
were drank, songs sung, and a very pleasant afternoon
spent.

COUNTY POLTCIC, June 7th.—Before S. S. Keddle, Est
—William Slade, of Stoke Abbott, was charged with
stealing two cabbage plaats, the property of John
Symes. Prosecutor not appearing, he was discharged.
—Mary Smith, was charged a ith being drank and
indecent, at Beaminster, on the 7th of June, and was
remanded. She was just out from Dorchester prison
where she had been sent for vagaancy.—William
Whittle,of Powerstock, was also remanded, charged with
stealing a quantity of leather, the property of Edmund
Legg. When bronkht op again, he was committed for
seven days' hard labour.--James Edwards, charged
with stealing a scythe, the property of Mr. Hansford, of
Milton, was remanded. When brought up on Monday,
he was oommitted for trial at the sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

DORCITR'iTER.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

SPAIN.

THE VALKIXCIA CONSPIBAOL-It ix asserted by the
Spanish journals that the object of the Valencia con-
spiracy was the overthrow of the Bourbon dynasty
and union between Spain and Portugal.

PRUENIA,

BRIDLING DISBITII3B.—It has bee* proposed in the
Prussian Legislature,as n imprwverrsent on the existing
state of things, that injurious calwnenies shall not be
Uttered during debate without subjlessing the utterer of
them to the action of the laws. The Ministry
energetically combated this proposal, bat sustained •
defeat. Bo that Prusais henceforth rout take ears of.
her tongue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

iforeign Intelligtnce.

FRANCE.
A LEEANDER DUMAS has been forbidden to lecture in
Pails. He allowed himself on • former occasion to-.
make use of the slangenns expres-ion, " I continue to
give my hand to those who are led by change of opinion,
to misfot tune and exile." Hence the prohibition.
A NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY.—In addition to the•
signing of • commercial treaty between France
Spain, one is ready for signature between Eugland and
Austria, from which considerable benefit! is expected.
We may reasonably be allowed to hope thst,in this ease,
the benefits will not be wholly of England's conferring,
but that a share of them will be such as are couferred
In return.
A DISTINGUISHED CHEAT—The fashionable world of
Paris has been very mush agitated for the last few days-
, with a very scandalousallair. of which the hero was one,
of its most distinguished members. The individual to
, question, who is the bearer of one of the noblest and
I most ancient names in France, and was a member of the
Jockey Club and other fashionable aloha, was caught
cheating at cards the other day at the American Club.
His guilt was evident, for be was taken in the act, and
he was immediately expelled from the clubs to which
he belonged. The strangest part of the story is that
many people are now bringing forward this miserable
affair as all argument for the establishment of smiths.
used gambling houses in France,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

anb Saationable Intelligence.

Tax election of an Irish representative peer, in the
room of the late Earl of Desert, has terminated in the
return of Viscount Gort.
Tat Prince of Wales went to the House of Lorda on
Wednesday. In the evening His Royal Highness,
accompanied by the Duke and Duchess de Brabant, went
to the Italian Opera, Covent-garden.
Mai Majesty, accompanied by the younger members
of the Royal family, arrived at Windsor Castle on Fri-
. Balmoral. We are happy to say that all the
of the Royal party appeared to have benefited
northern excursion.
'rifles of Wales, with the Duke of Cambridge,
Ascot races on Thursday. The competition
cup wise very exciting. The great favourite,
Peal, attar running a dead heat with Ely, also
ite, was beaten by that horse, whom owner, of
wares the coveted trophy. Both horses were
r-olds. Ely is • Welsh horse, being the pro.
Mr. W. S. Cartwright, of Glamorgeashire,
a the Vicar of Westbury.
traa or rue Qom. —A tow days ago, at
a young man named Brown was thrown from
sad his shoulder was dislocated. All the local
use was •bsent,Dr. Brown.from Balmoral,kindly
upon the sufferer; and her Majesty, with her
moderation for her seighbonrs, called in the
to tee the young man, and inquire as to the
of his injuries. On Saturday, the Duke of
Major Japhinstone, Colonel Gordon, dm, visited
Rater. from BalusoraL
Tax
will be

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ran°,

on the Leeds bankruptcy court inquiry
this week.
h day at Harrow is filed for Wednesday,
rely.

is becoming u popular in the south of

ireolors of the Bank of England on Thursday
the rate of discount from 34 to 3 per cent.
et of this step has been favourable.
aloe have been ought in snob numbers off the
Lairrenoe that they have been sold at 3d.

has been held on the body of the Rev.
of Dublin, who committed suicide on
a verdict of "temporary insanity" ha

OWL
ithITIAGI6II means to retire from the Comp-
of the Exchequer. Arrangements are about
for the amalgamation of tbio aloe with the
hip of the Board of Audit.
ineedar @veva. *be filth eehist meeting of
&delimit Floebet Ina .leLl. The amines&
Ohs seedtedeheeesixer,sodthedieserione
ifeyeaiekettlhdeeekeeisie wee oaseervaelie•
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holm of his movery.

there were". no
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

THE DtiGnited.

A nanfaloit from the Prussian Minister Us bees
receiVed in Vienna., which %sista on the Duke or
Auputenbarg bt.ing lemoved from the Duchies. AN is
is also announced that kustriw and Prussia are at one
on the course to hi' taken. it may be assumed that
Sismark regards the peitied as propitious for finally
absorbing into the Prussian system the slices of
Denmark recently carved oft With a variety of high
moral flourishes very edifying twlseare
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

unusually

evening, at the Louden liateliqXustatom
Brother A. W. Adair pretided,lad -there
rge attendanoe of the brethren, **tit lodge
county being represented. A speeini ledge
by the Taunton Lodge ot Unanimity
for the ezpress purpose of receiving
-• a distance, under the presidency
- t F. A. Tesuoliaed. l'he Grand
thee proceeded to Mamma the venal business.
warcialomoosad. I Provincial Game
lob. in 'envy I
ilia wan •

al
cianotar.

No NOY. TIMM! FINNS AT Niw OILIANIL —The
teachiags of sanitary.acianoe have bad no better illustra-
tion of their (+glossy than the present oonditioa of New
°deans. Who could onet think of that city without
huguntly calling up the inseparable image of yellow
fever. As surely as the dog-days in Englend bring
death from hydrophobia, so surely did yellow fever put
deetrective sickle into the ever pronging mot of
*Mob New Orleans was the field. Now, however, •
rham taken place. The open sewers that ran or
wp
led sluggishly down the finest streets are pat an
end to. Sanitary appliances in other ways have been al
work, and the result is that yellow fever Is reeracee.
'he index. of Northerners into the mane aides a
has been in many respite= the subversion of
Mons and the introduction of =legs new, the
change in qaeation is one for whigh the beat
of Southerners will yet be given,
WENTZ FAIMORZ IN MOIIIONTHBIIIBII. The
of Mean. Frederick ',evict and Co., of London,
. +Messrs. Lorick and Simpson, of Blaine, Mon.
Aura was innonnoed on Thursday._ Farmed for

de bed: A -favOureble
hoped, pleee.—gtesdard.

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Galati Masonic MErroo. —A Provincial Grand wrk..._
Ddga of the Freenuunns of Somerset was held on
mesday the South
111. old institutions
11,11 111 ill Partieilll* ''
thank* of
the
as convener' EICTIIN
id Terity, failure
and
Ila
te m mbers fron. OMh ire,
tl ltrother yews n the iron trade the home le well known. and
Idgq their hermetical' have proved tort.- . • • - - '', 'Oen-
be f no, eir• the ave. It la thled t4thrtititeet it"1"tal: •• •
were h Susilalauig coaddloi., about
ti.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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argEBORNTS.
Batuvourts. —We read in the Worcester, refold, I,,
reference to the case of Widow Thornton and her
children, that among the latest of the donations were •
post-office order for £3 3s. from Mrs. Wingfield Digby,
Sherborne Cas le (And /(avern Wel6), and 103.
from Mr. Tames Blount, Arley King, Stourport,
The father, a journeyman in-inter in Worcester, after
beer bee some time' oat of eirdk,procured employ.
men in Obeltenliaus, and i on he eve of removing
tbi r with 121 p w.fe end tufa cbi no, was seised with
I ilium, A 'ter lingerjug' it, short Perthd tie Lied, le the
sante rooth where: • fee honri previously, his un-
fortunate wife had given birth to her 6ftli child.
Thornton bad been the victim of a mushroom insursnce
eempany ; his want of employment and illness had
rendered him ',mindere, and his poor widow, with her
-Romero= Lalialesi babes, was utterly destitute. It ie
' lmpossble to conceive a more terrible caSe of mitoery
, than that of this poor helpl.ss woman and her offspring.
Post-office orders should be made payable to Mr. Richard
Rea, Wercesier Herald °Mee, where the smallest dons-
tons will be most thankfully received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

GREAT REDUCTION OB TEL DUTY.

BAKER A-S-Tb BAKER

Give the fall benefit of the Reduced Duty on all their
Teas.
TBES% TEAS are Reported with the leaf
not coloured, and are in all respects decidedly the
Beat and Obeape=t Packet Tee. Sold.
GOOD STRONG ?BA 2a. Bd. per lb.
i field by Agents in all pests of the Kingdom.
Weymouth HANN, 2, Broad-etreet.
.. lBealrlii, 88 llistakrest
Imt DOVILLIY, Fortunes W.U.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

THE PARLIAMENTARY SESSION.

The Times says :—" In another fortnight it will
be hardly possible to keep together members enough
to perform the business of Parliament. The Union
Chargeability Bill, and two or three small legal and
administrative reforms, will be its only mark in the
statute book. The best thing will be to pair with as
much speed as possible the measures with which
some progress has been made, and leave the rest to
the new Parliament.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

DUDLEY AND TIPTON MILLS, DIIDLICY.
Edtablished 1819.

AGENTS WANTED.

TESTIMONIALS.
From Mr. RICHARD SHIRLRY, RRWOOtts WA".
"Bewcott, Manslow, Church Stretton, Salop,
" March 11, 1865.
"Mr. Joseph Beach.—Dear Sir.—Have the goodness
to send me one ton of your Farinaceous Food for Cattle
and Pigs, and five mot. of Condiment for Horses, as eOOll
as possible. I have lately tried various other condi-
ments, but, after using yours since 1859, must in truth
admit it is by far the bee and else-upset I have ever had
for Stock of all descriptions.
" I remain, dear Sir, yours truly,
__
" RICHARD SHIRLEY."

From Mc. JOEMPR BICKFORD, Oxley, near
Wolverhampton.
" OxleyOtenr Wol4J4toC, %reit $, 1565.
"Mr. J. Bescl,-7Dear have been a farmer
more than forty years, and have ne hesitation in eayreg
your Farinaceous Food is by far the best and dieopest
thing for rearing Calves I hate ever tried; and I tun
sure it would well auswer every farmer's purpose to use
it.
"Yours truly, JOSEPH BICKFORD."
Nomerous other Testimonials from highly respectable
practical men, may be seen at the °Moe, Mill-street,

Dudley. -
Various Prizes will be given at the London and
Birmingham Fat Stock Shows, Christmas, 1865, for the
best Cattle, Sheep, and Pip fed on BEACH'S
Farinaceous Food during the four mouths preceding
the Shows.
All animals competing must be duly registered in the
catalogues of the said Shows as having been fed upon
BEACH'S Fsrinaceous Food, which most have been
purchosed of JOBIPH Blum% reoognised Agents or Bub.
Agent", or from himself.
- -

terVY ANS (suocessor to Mr. Frond),
-LA Cumin, Dorchester.
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA is EIGHT-PENCE per
CIIIIAPER, as the DUTY is REDUCED.
GENUINE PACE ETS-2 oz. to Rh ere signed
AIIaranOLONDON,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS. OF Tile. PpRE TEA
7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.C.
Is the Chief Office of the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMP.
J. W. ORAM, Secretary.
1
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALE:
(ILENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
ANp AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
Sold hi all Groom, Chandlers, ko., ko.
W* HEREPOON k Co., GLASGOW MID LONDON
TMAS2N'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLENES
CO ELEGANCE AND LAI'M FASHION
Are &Ivey* stepped with a CROWN
SOLD BY GOOD DRAPERS EVER/WiIERE
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

POLICE.

ON the 6th inst., the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of
&battery ifttituted the Rey. Wilhalo Mayo, Clerk,
M. A., to the RPctory of Folks, Dorset,void hy the death
of the Rev. William Milord, on the presentation of the
Dan and Chapter of the Cathedral Church of
Salisbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

CFIARMINSTER.

MOWING MATCH. —The annual mowing match, in
connection with the Dorchester Agricultural Society,
took place on Thursday, in a field on the farm
occupied by Mr. W. Mayo, jun., near Broken Cross.
There were 14 competitors. The work was generally
well done, though there was considerable diversity
in point of excellence. The judges were, Mr. R.
Damen, of Fordiogton, Mr. D. Symonds, of Ashton,
and Mr. J. Best, of Dewlist], and they awarded the
pries as follows i—let, £9, Itiehard.Agight, servant
to Mr. W. Mayo, Porwell; 2nd, £l, John Bowles,
servant to Mr. J. Fookes, Cerne Abbas; 3rd, 10s,
Charles Lake, servant to Mr. J. B. Phelps, Winter.
borne Monckton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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and the Genuine, botb of which can be obtained from most

CO., LONDON.

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A- a century, and is held 1 h*li estimation for
commended for family use are the Double Superfine
Family Grocers, in eanbetere of lib. "Led alb. each.
KEEN, ROBINSON, BELLVILLE, _
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COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDI,L
Beers their Trade. Mark, the 1313LL's Haan. on on..
eta; the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
1862. Their GENITINE anti DOUBLE SUPERYINS Sr. qualities particularly recommonded for
Family
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

PROME.

THE MARQVIS OF BATH'S recent visit to Ireland
is described iii the following terms by a Dublin
paper J—" The flourishing little town of Carrickma-
croot *me the evens of unusual festivity and rejoicing,
in consequence of the visit of the most noble the
Marquis of Bath to hie exteneive Irish estate, situate
in the locality. Many years have elapsed since a
member of his lordship's family honoured the
ancestral halls of Essex Castle by his presume, or
obtained, at the hands of his numerous Irish tenantry,
, that expression of devoted attachment and love
whioh the peasantry of this country so well know
bow to accord to a kind and indulgent landlord.
Its presence amongst them, therefore, on this
&Jamaica was regarded with inure than ordinary
' feelings of gratification and pleasure, and evoked
demonstrations of welcome, and exuberance of
delight, snob as esould not fail to impress the noble
marquis most fasontably with regard to the admira-
ble management of his estate and the happiness,
contentment, respectability, and intelligence of his
tenantry. Under the skilful and oonsuentione care
of his popular agent, Mr. W. S. Trench, the Irish
estate of the Marquis of Bath has been brought to a
state of perfection, which, to any who saw it some
twenty years ago, wonlfl. be regarded as surprising.
Roads, equal to any in the kingdom, have been con-
structed throughout the entire barony. The marshes
have been drained, fences erected, the old thatched
cabins replaced by neat and substantial cottages,
schools for the education of the young established,
places of worship built, and everything that could
tend to the improvement of the land and the moral
and social amelioration of the tenants accomplished.
This is plainly discernible and acknowledged on all .
hands, and consequently there is little to be wondered
at in the universal respect entertained for Mr.
Trench, through whose instrumentality mainly this
has been accomplished, and through him the gratitude
and esteem felt by all for their noble and generous
landlord."

SHEPTON MALLET
MICHANICS' INSTITUT& -- The committee are
planning for another pic-nic, on the 4th July. They
,ptujpose holding it at Warminster Sleight.
AIME CONTIST.—On Wednesday a rifle match
:name off at the Mendip butts between the Somerton
dad Shepton Corps, and resulted in s victory for
the latter by 47 points.
FATAL ACCIVANT.—On Tuesday evening, a noel
; haulier, named Charles Spratt, wax conveying two
hogsheads of eider to the town for Mr. Wilcox, of
Lower Downside, when, by some means, he fell at the
bottom of Lambert's-bill. One of the wheels pared
over his ribs, fracturing them, and be died shortly
;Altar. It is said he was the worse for liquor. An
inquest WWI opened on Wednesday evening, and
,n4ijourned.
--
TAUNTON.
CD MASONIC METTII4O.—A Provincial Grand
of the Freemasons of Somerset was held on
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

RUSSIA.

THZ Exhibition of the Produce of tridnatu will
shortly be opened at Moscow.

FlLTLB.—Aocording to the Se. Petersburg' gazette,
the typhus fever has broken out in various vils ia
the department of Tver, in the district of Reptllly.
The Governor of Tear states that the fever was brought;
there by • peasant who had returned from St Peters-
burg. On the 6th of June the St. Petersburg hospitals
contained 4,081 sick. Daring the day 279 new patientir
were admitted, and 273 left cured. The number off
deaths was 71; there still remained 4,016 sick.
THIS GREAT RI3BBIAX DEFEAT.—A writer in the
Times questions the story of a great Russian defeat in
Central Asia. He does so on ground which • seeroa
tenable enough. The telegraphic message is dated 2&
days ago, and purports to come from Tits, which iai
direct telegraphic communication with England, and
from which a traveller could some in 14 drs.. The
writer supposes that Russia has some object la view in
misleading England at present, and suggests that the
Czar wishes to work away quietly at remmiag, ou•
Indian barriers on the north.;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

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Six in the evening; admission,
1111111100.
FRIDAY, JULY 20th and 21at :
Siam of Cottle, HOTIBOA, Sbeep, Pigs, and
Span to the Fablie from Six o'clock in
the 1111 Six in the evening; admiaaion, 10.
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laming

PETTY SuBB/onB, Saturday, June 17.—Before W. P.
Okeden, J. J. Farquharson, and G. P. Manuel, &qrs.
Edmund Miller and John Welstead were charged with
stealing 24 young pheasants, the property of J. S. W. S.
Berle Urea, Esq. Mr. Atkinson for the proseoution.
It appeared that there were 30 young pheasants under
three camps on the qiutrbornugh estate,on Saturday night,
the Will ink Abba tee brclonli on SAnday morning,
Mark Tripp, a watcher, found the defendenti at one
coop, Miller taking out the birds and putting them
Inside his shirt, and Welstead preventing them escaping
from the coop. On seeing Tripp Miller made off, but
Welstead was secured and taken to the keeper's
(Mehnoth'a) house. He was there searched, but nothing
found on him. Welatead then said that he was coming
from Horton Inn, when Miaow two men at the coop, and
was about to give information, when Tripp 080113 upend
eollaked hi ~.Ori examining the mops, 94 plume:nits
wete inisted. They *ere VYbrili, at least la, each.—The
Bench having cautioned the defendanti, Milleriidid he
i was at work n the hay field for Mr. Little, of Kids.
Iton, till between 9 and 10 o'clock on Saturday night;
he theq. went honors to bed; and did net leave his
between 9 and 10 o'clock on Sunday morning.
Be calla May Seiteliell, Ahe seM shq occupied a pert
of the same house with Millet. Miller and his wife
went to bed shoat five minutes to 11 on Sattirdsy
night, and when she got up, about eight o'clock
next morning the defendant was not up. She
bawd no 1101141 daring the night. To go down
stairs defendant would have to pass her door.
Welsteadi,in.deftMee, mild that about three o'clock on
Sunday indtnibg be wfis paiviag thivigh a turnip field
near the keeper's house, and about CO >Ards off he saw
two men; he called out but they did not answer. One
of them ran away through the cover, and the other
through the field. He heard some one come behind
him, and the first witness came up and took hold of him,
asking what he was doing there. He told him he was
going to the lieepers an pointed out the two men
ruining awity, lb whibla the keeper said "If I had been
nearer thee I would have eaught thee." He then took
defendant to the head keeper's house, who salid if he
would tell him the names of the men he would give
him a sovereign and as much brandy as he liked. He
then brought him to Spettisbury, and on his way be
promised the same. (Melmoth contradicted this, and
said he told the defendant if he would tell him to whom
he sold the birds he would give him a sovereign.)—The
Bench committed both prisoners for trial at the Quarter
Sessions, allowing bail for Miller.—Aahley Ballam
noted character, was charged with stealing three
chicken, the property of Mr. j. Hector, of Blandford St.
Mary.— P.C. Hunt saidabout 11 o'clock on Monday night,
the lath bawd von Mr. Hector's
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

f,abal anb : • ilitarg.

A New litors-CLAD.—A new variety of Iran-plated
ship was launched at Toulon with oomplete sucosea.
This vessel is named the Taurean, and is designed te
sot by weight and velocity. When ready for sea also
will be driven against an old wooden frigate, and is ex-
pected to cut her in two. -

MERCHANT SNIPPING OF FIIANON AND ENGLAND.—
A report, presented to the French Legislative body on
the state of the merchant shipping of that country,
compares the respective marines of France and England.
The comparative developement of the merchant marine
of the two countries is as 130 to 1 in favour of England.
RIFLING CANNON. —We described some time ago Mr.
Parsons's method of rendering ordinary cannon avail-
able for use as rifled weapons, possessing the n
range and accuracy demanded in modern warfare,
tightly-fitting tube of homogeneous metal ia inserted
into any of the old waste guns whereof our arsenals, have
store. This, being rifled, was found, on trial, to answer
the hopes formed of it. The plan has now received the
sanction of Government, and Mr. Parsons will presently
begin his transmutation of the waste guns at Woolwich
into improved arms fit for present use.
A NEW INFXRNAL MACHINE. Conspicuous In
the French news is an account of a wonderful
new infernal machine of unparalleled destructive
powers, which acts by electricity. It does not
require to be in actual contact with the fleet
of tron-sleds which is to be destroyed. Vowels, in foot,
approaching a harbour with hostile intent,are as wholly
within range of this new agent in warfare as if they
were capable of being laid hold of. Mere strength of
material is as nothing to it. The signal is given, and
massive iron-clads become like egg-shells. They are
immediately in shivers. Our readers have beard'of the
long bow. As the locale of this new weapon in naval
warfare is Toulon, it may probably bear the name of
the Toulon bow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

POOLE.

COUNTY COURT. —E. Everett. Esq., held his court
here on Tuesday, but none of the cases heard possesied
any interest worthy of record, the two or three cases it
we anticipated would produce some excitement having
been settled out of court.

SUDDEN DEATH. —We regret to have to announce the
death of Mrs. Emily Mary Ann Lacey, youngest
daughter of Mrs. Thomas Johnson, late Stipervi-or of
Inland Revenue, Longfieet, Poole. It was only on the
27th ultimo she was married to Mr. William Lacey. of
P•ole, and but a fortnight after (on Monday, the 12th
inst.), after hardy siz hours' illness, she was • corpse.
On the previous evening she parted with her parents
anparently full of health and spirits, hot in the course
of the night she was seized with violent spasms, which
terminated as above. The sad event has cast • gloom
over a large ohm e of friends by whom she was much
esteemed and beloved.—C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

CALTTION,

-1-OSEPH BEACH—be—ga to caution the
Pubbc against Spurious Imitations of his sekbrattd
CONDIMENT FOR HORSEA,
AND
FARINACEOUS FOOD FOR COWS AND PIGS.
The great StlCCess or these fsr.famed Condiments has
caused unprincipled Traders to SUBSITEUTS
WORTHLESS MANUFACTURES ; to avoid which
see that the strings of each cwt. and half cwt. bag is
secured by a Lead Seal bearing the impress of Address
and Trade Mark, with the words "Common Sense."
Price 253. per cwt. in bags 561 b. and 1121 b. each,
delivered at any Railway Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

Yetmineter

CASSELL'S PURE TEAS.
IN oonsequence of the reduction of duty, the list of
Prices for Cassell's Teas has been revised and 'neatly
lowered, affording consumers the utomq advantage,
and are now cold from 203. 4d. to 4s. per lb., in packet,
from 2oz. to 11b.
agents wanted in every District not yet occupied.
For terms apply to
CASSELL, SMITH, k Co., 80, hiscuusca-Orastr„
LONDON.

NOTHING LIVIPOEISIBLII.
The greatest and • most useful invention of the day,
AGUA AMA RELLA.—Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL aid CO.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfnaten
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this trulr
marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the human.
hair to its pristine ha, no matter at what age.
The Ague Amarella ham none of the properties of dyes;
on the contrary, ie beneficial to theilyetem, and when the.
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep.
it in perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 6d.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and trona
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.

Mesas. J. GOSNELL end Co. hare been appointed
Perfumers to H LH. the Princess of Wales.

Important to every man who keeps

THORLEY'S COMPOUND OF SUGAR AND SPICE
It will bring 'em round after everything elata
haa failed.
IT WILL COAX THE APPETITE Z. CAUSE THEM
TO THRIVE AMAZINGLY.
nines:—
OE PENWY FM PACKET, and none genuine without the
Insulator's signatare," Jaws Mornay," engraved thereon.
-
Cases, 448 penny packets . . . Ms.
21,11 „ 224 penny packets . . .
Quarter „ 112 penny packets . .
Sold by Grocers, Druggists, and Corn Dealers; but in casr
any difficulty arises in obtaining the Genuine Article, send'
a Post-office Order for 345., made payab'e to JOSEPH,
THORLEY, Thornhill Bridge, King's Ones. London, and a
Case containing 448 penny packets nll be sent, carnage
paid, to any Railway Station in the United Kingdom.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

CHINA.

A most important measure, will virtually cpses all
i the porta of Chins to foreign trade. We have nduced
the Chinese to permit Chinese to own foreign vemele,
and to sail them under the Chinese Sag. Chinese
sailors cannot sail their ships themselves, neither can
Chinese carpenters construct them; consequently
foreigners—that is, England—will have to suppiy shies
and crews to carry on the coast trade of the eui*e. It
is not to be supposied that the junk will be immediately
swept off the water, but it will very rapidly and surely
supplanted. Wen-siang, who snowed. the .Prinee
Kung at the Foreign Board, is • Tartar by kr* but is
most favourably disposed towards foreigneseu. The ex-
change. therefore, cannot be looked on se aid; to
krejudice our interests, especially as lately Prince
ung himself had become less oonoilistory than
formerly.
INDIA.
Tun Bombay Gaulle, of the 23rd _
firm of Byramjee fformusjee Cams has
liabilities being estimated at £3,300,000.
been appointed and • deed of

I,e

May, _ .
has failed here
1,000. Trustees iaN
assignment of the
estate his been made over to them; it is expected
tbat the meets will realise 15e. in the pound. The.
late disastrona march of the Artillery from Mho"'
has called forth general indignation' and a long official'
correspondent* has taken place. General Green is
blamed by Government, but the correspondence also
implicate* Colonel l'hayre, the Quartermaster General.
The projeMed International Exhibition in Bombay has
been abandoned. The Bombay gas works are to be
opened on the 26th inst. The weather in Bombay
continues exceedingly hot. The monsoon has not
rad in. The date of the public health has
improved somewhat within the fortnight, but
lab rate of mortality id still high, being for the last
(desk 881. The ehar Lake, on whieh Bombay
wow mainly depends for a supply of ester, has
been amertained- to be in an impure state. An
°Maid investigation into the cause ia now going On.
A species of dune hie rearedy lor•kee set among the
native community at Pahlanpaor,lo Guaeratoehiok hag
caused a good deal of alarm in the solsbbourbood.
Government have ordered medical ineintanee to the spot
imeriediattly. The Maharajah of Cashmere has re-
opened that the number of visitors to the Valley may
belimited to 200 for the future. Reports frets all parts
of the country agree in stating that the inatker in
hot.

The
the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-20

JAPAN.

We hear from Yokohant!k that another of 'tfut
murderers of Major Baldwin and Lieutenant Bird has
been token, and is in custody at Yeddo. The Japanned,
Foreign Board has written to foreign IlliniaterF,
remonstrating against our permitting subject', of nos-
treaty Powers to reside on our concessions. The schene
of a municipal council for Yokohama has be*ta
abandoned, from the difficnity found in reconciling the
different intereets of the different nationalities. The
silk-market has been dull, 421 bales only baying
arrived during the fortnight.