The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-15 00:00:00

oat M the Lansdoeuo y. 1,1. lAA Wines IN
Ho d, inded the 11•100 of pri,weer, t
Inbie ~tAe, Led pushed Lim IMule.He t
beaded bun. Fined 40i. sod no,te kok

B ASINGITOK E.
ItATNeIaD AND entirANY, (Winn) ._/1.
Annual 111.eting of tbii C.,ropany wag
day, Au .oat 911, at the It .1 Lien Hotel, 14,.
n ti.o tr. p.rt of the Director.' was real by 1,44,11,
men. (fr. W. Dimling,)and the prop',,,l 4"',441,
6 per cut. adopted. A oonald.r.,hie "
Shareholdera were pre•ent, who testdi.zd
two at the reunite of the pag year. 444

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AUGUST 15, 1871
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AulticittLTlVßAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY,
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eeseoe-mm.-...-.e- WAREHAM.
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_ Hod, ••. inded the II•100 of premier. wile .
LATKET NEWS. - ----earrier, being abase and she ......1 Imo Be had aped aye times at Chicks reL and they never The baster bevieg. been thoroughly mad* knew** f
saw the ostler put the r-- in from Weymouth. sad I
1 y Itametonde yen. Roberts, the ostler eoe ho nerer left the atuggiod si simount. Did not know dediedent , • but large numbers of Sutton' come .
f taking the holiday
, 10,,,t c„„il exiirtsl,.
ovrilt.dier hernhonaldlelatX li? till Hammond ca., and be told tdm ha& sew his Wife. Defenlant produced ha wife, but the Portland friends made • point °. mg .. 'de the children attending these wheels held their beaded him. pined 40, bud go,aa; '"e
0111390 H AND NATIONAL ScHOOL Tatar. -On Thiele I ajae ~,,e. Led puebed Wm "tee. e stm Lam
VIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. .N. lea leceiring the word, but his Honour
W.
iidDiovlinf,)and the mope.' the'':•eir
de, , Au, ,ust 9m, at the I. 41 Lion Hotel, 141.-',ie.%'
said ho hoped he had fdrinman ~B %SI N GITO IC E.
' Mark Lane Express" of to-night says: TUESDAY, AUGUST 15, 1871. bad the parcel, and was liable to Mr Stewart for tbe lass of it: °elicit for defendant, 2a. 6d. costs allowed. 'II, no doubt suffered mut& from y.
said this was not the worn to visit the bases:. Those who did not risiairieupbesthte. annual efesTchtievaigl ilia
bfiraeltkbinednigy
wiasentiabysttellard..l. Ct,.., ' We
great hiwent off well,
Judegnent for defendant RAYSSIRD AND CoMFANY, (LIMIT,
• harvest has been with few exceptions =-------------------------------; Hutting v. Joal,a Candy,'.n) -el
Aimed lemting of ibis Company was 110.4 ,
ered, and in first rate ot der. Corn
and her mother and 4.
millwright The plaintiff is a
It ihe had no doubt Hammond k,bantur.
baker, .., of Dorchester, and claimed 412 2s. 4d. balance of FIT3ILIERS' SPORTS. amply repel • Mr F Fillimr the town
flowers, and the oeloore I Voyage Liam' itavision.- F. •
litured ; much barley and oats are 1 Dorsetsuire. account for breed. It seemed defendant bad prenlieed to Par were °soh blooming with gay _
per ceut. adopted. A oonsider,ele
' some wheat, and, should it hold I ___...___. if he was allowed time and uently he mint an attorney • ,
clerk to offer ss. in tit' "b."
The Royal Seventh had • graud day on Saturday last, ' b•ing luassel each in their own bed, • most ger o the. .., .. „.nt n f win n t ,oripart of the Directors wes reel by cies
eel. Here was • bed of scarlet, run
e Defend., sad his „ma (de0...0 which had been appointed by the offieer• for their i effeot was proda- how intny hundred geraniums. the revising barri,tere for Dorset and the borough of e '
Treheeebbi:ldsthine Gthreovspewlardniegns„,tehreygulleeterne:
endenliventhe the
children Pr
wee
wore diarighly Everything
delighted.
stistract of the meth and there Athletic sports (weather permitting). And surely but when they
two at the reenter of the port year. '
• great activity in southern and , COOSTY EITESDITOIIII. -An amended England sews no doubt e Posta "'lain Iolkfb il 0 igh has received from Mr Seri wa.rhde 1
trope, as large as • room. and Wareham. Shareholder.' were pre•ent, who testili .4
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,tring the next week. Barley accounts of the several county tressurem of were other bills to the tof 430. He it not been for fine bright sunshine was lave
following eztrute " that nti mans f 1.1 Ihteuslushee thers would hare taken sa. 'treble, weather did permit,
and that with • wen e Old Sol seemed 15 hero an espanse of Lelio
t arornstically, here p w I Platt, a uotifiettien of Ws re-appointment oe o man. (hr. -
ink as the favourite, Visa OF TH g A lICHAOLOOIO aL !ASSOC' ATIO N. - •
• and quantity. Oats tad '•
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d Wel s has just been issued. The
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a hod of it, antral offered . if anon seem to have smelling MOS. _
am.
were
of that uet. there
The British Aram dogieal congress, end t • 161 h
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will be read with interest y eI. He wee dolt and sore and t _
eheeme, been unsovered @penally to make up for his frequent and all the genial
; relating to this county • pleasint variety, presidency of Sir William Medlyaott, and with support --- - -.....
,c 1 Beans,with some exc. is mods up to • composition M mete get the burden off late hidings daring spnog and summer, and his nye smote • mass of yellow and green made be boi_ ~,. . _ „wu,i ane inaan,.. ilailtsljirt.
1)- ' the several ratetuyen. The return „ levied , ,_ ,___ent f
bawl,
8...... w. if from we can't tell h
red Carpet of blue. 4 and °motel:we] • .if Lae primly uo
eat however, is behind Michselmas, 1870. The highest sell' in the / is eei'lloF or p
J Danford-Title was a claim of the Wend of Portland with a white heat rarely excelled and there again • agu-
a t osrefully tended tents of the diatriat, will visit this town on Saturday,
act being 7i, moil I ~.„oar,g and Jame/env. wars
d land at Cattle- in these parte. All over the island of stone was • burn. are also of beautiful forms, an most
talltie With a further in the county of Radnor, the Ando , 0-00 the use and occupation of a cottage an soden the angel is the 26th instant, for the purpose of viewing the
t wee 24 :- of plaintiffs. Mr. Matte for plaintiff, and tug path of untempered glory, and the very wind that and arranged. Beyond the flower g WILTS RIFLI VoLONTgeIOI -Tho lit WI
°.c• keep prices much the lowest is Hereford, where i , tock, by paradigm' fringe of vegetabl ancient earthwork, round the town, and such other , ~,,,a eeeinkine.
en ~ • •
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eeth„, on which the asseament Mr Weston for defendant. usually plays briskly over this island IVY hushed to a combined with the agreeable is •h iad • week in e, •ela•
•li occasionally we 1""'"1""•-Th° wud vlieteideisj Tim uneunt levied It seemed Out the uncle of defendan
hi. ' ntlftnhetrii)rl' °aim' " if ia° spirit had evaporated in the burning whose roomy arrangement, ma,--
1...... weeding, and large &linguine* as are to le, seen here ; and afterwards pro. n." .„.. sLlis,.. , , , , up, ~, „.i
The supplies • for the county rate is made I 1 .
111 ,in the a: dung the you was .
i the amount of debt charged perty belonged. mortgaged it. and on h enth
it.
The d _ . .
il. At the commencement llt was sold by auction and plaintiffs pure t.. efon neat. The houses wen hot the streets were hotter, and size would delight any merino{ gardener. _ . .
the train hotter ' ' I extant of level sward, in •
Futher on, seed to Code Castle. By permission of the Mayor ''" Down,.. d '""7' ""ente'-'el• J. Kee
will b In I eon at the New Corn Exchange
there wi e a no 1 them on . Qum ay, end said he was extreuely 'rot
The des:mime dunes the week w f - 44t:It
'low, that there upon the county rate £39,793 40 II i ...
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:Ss no, dint .at the time in occupation and remained against the n still ; but hotted of all that refloated the eye ranged over a are and bat. for under the presidency of Sir W. Ilediyoott, and no . was o
had balms,: ii n. d i glare that burnt upon tLe visitors as they stepped out all small part of which the hoops, mallets, cbaracter, and, on the 'bole was w
Seven Shill- , tine )eat the Time r r
~,,e6b6. police and county rates was 415,709 3, wishof the perches's% tiered face con. doubt it will be it day of noosed interest for Worsham. well oher,e7•ll
I The amount rai Y u Yreaeury for the prosecution Mr Weaton objected that the plat tiff , they
• sifth • had any Portland. The sea, calm an a mirror, il ailed be* the croquet were ready. Aunt Sally's be men. The Trowbridg • '
o com Peel have I, t 'eft
This speaks , SI. Thu allowetne from tit
42,36"7s lld dremedy, it was by ejectment, and not by the present p ' light and heat, the Chesil Beach 001301 lad to broil, and fronted the gentlemen In two Owes' 68d here and -- named Porter, who was expelled for theme,' SL" et
e. or preouen, was 1 .an toward, formed of petrified LYTCHETT ,
ect tem- and nudet''''66-- - fa, 4.:155 9,20 ;on account of lunatic. lee. Fortune's Well one wild not boar to look at, for It there were pretty retire I nooks for orders of the camp by &Beelike hi, wife
, 1 theca's:snm of thew s.l-3as 3d ; making a total ni jite Honour suggested an WTangement. built into tasteful grottoes. 17 tithe and 19 deaths, of which 3 were from the tent with him after the tattoo had
if the . ce,000; other resins. L ''' . I defendant remain In seemed drowsy with the blame. All up the hill to the stone and other rosetwork which, in the teuedellee
ad The thabursentente were as follow: - Ultimately ;Mr Wet" eghwed t° -et adjourned Verne toiled men) of the pedestrians in the fie heat, and sheltering cunningly contrived seats, . mauler, 1 whooeing.oongh. 2 fever, and the other 4 13th Wilts (Westbury) carps also lo.t one ef
1 pt., tee:Mole ~ _..
10 . FA a year, and the cue was
Per- 1 County colatel,clam, alo,om re, . prisons, not, and cloth- P'emaeien " paying
....eh an arrangement. and those that took carriages were little better off. vaatness of blazing min all around, reminded us or the
ci dierrhoe e Population 2,089. ber, as Private Frank .1 OM bad abscao.del - 4",
41,670 Oa 14; incidental e ~,e, with • slew t° .1- For Poetise , -
11,4 i log, ae,tio 1.: Wert
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• 433 15s lu ; .1 e" i'' Morse e. Rana Bird, Batcomba-This was • claim of Some vainly tried to cheat part of the hill by climbing shadow of • great rook in • weary len- from the battalion whilst on duty a, ia- Lza
lormatory , presecu.on of pfl- ndant efor for that by SW ANAGE
m I ci,etil ;a Ira; se
and quarter sessions. 51,330 1131 fal ; under F. 5 His 4d, balance et account ler tattering. Dede e to the stone railway in the hope of being pulled up the so deficient in trees, continues to make up . offence being wandered by the We, I,,,,eethee
era • be amiee . . d Z,2 175 6d into court, and dis I cool grota, and none Births 28 deaths 17, of whish 1 one of the greatest of military °rile- l';''''rei.:
Mr Howard• t
I sara--,aano- t uneem .1.*.d0 is al ; conveyance of prisoners, L3Ol whom II appeared) 1 v due wan his ...nem.. incline in he trooka. Those who oould not wait lett deep quarries, moist caverns, an
-' • mail judges' lodgings, Sc., 4215 10, 3d ; lunatic toted the remainder, menet in the Grove Population 3,919. ,
Eve _ . himself ....
Ns tali aem ' This was shown to his Hoooer's rads:Alen, and judgment them shut in between cliffs of white limestone on one ire prettier than the artificial owl, .__, team. was from diurbcom Everett has ingenue •rf e
Pt c.ly setetees
eeer, LOS 104 Cl;40 maintenance of pauper lunatic.. 414. be side, and the bluing sun on the other; we hope they Gardena, Then the numerous and Throe" , - the progress made. He adds, "A. +trick,. rii...etel
militia storehouse., 454 S 51 5d ; county bridges. MS la given for defendant, na goo
Samuel Watteau v. Henry Duke.-Mr Weston for plaintiff, got their ride all right. for it seemed as if they and the gaily decorated with festoons of evergreen',
otenst in. debt, 41070 Is ld: repayment of portion of farther to delight the taste run ua
have tried the military spirit of tbe beam.. air
who . the letters between Tincleton and traces they were resting on must be baked up If they promise of somethingl- bi b 1 8 deaths, 1 from whoopingmougb.
4 rt s an
'2,616 135 ad ; welter of electors, elle 2s: salaries "1 --0-alf rd Paltiar carrying for defendant, the occupier of ls this little one which looks
limos, 41576 ; miwallaneous, 4702 3.5.1; making the
W e ) and
W a The action was for dalnerle stayed long. Aerate the Verne drawbridge, where we with; but what i . who are really mulous and desirous to 1, 0,---'
lecture on Population 2,342. e
leemente, 425,332 10, Al: thus leaving a balance in 070 acre. 0 et • - . notice the warders with their white cap-hovers, as if it hod risen up to illustrate a worthy of beingeonaidered velunteer aUlel'eat4.46el
by an welt, and • jury was unpanneuect.t f the
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• tio treasurer of £3,017 15s SI. but their d from every par 0 . i.
Mr Weston said the action against defendant WU for having ark uniforms, sad in through that Ammria and Egypt. "Mails . ,_e BERE REGIS. brought to light those worthlem luau wee te ei,
violently assaulted Williams on the 4th January last, when shady gateway (how good was rest under world." This is the Pest o ,Me where, on paling SU the for. not to became soldiers but wL • •-•'; '
NISTRATIVE BATTALION. DORSET Hr. Du e
kcalled te hisamistance men stimulated with drink, neat b) and we emerge again on the broad expense of eostage you are certain to an. •
d letter directed to Population 4
. • 681 37 births and 21 deaths in last d • t ' . 0 time ,41
volunteers they may o just what 1.1 aithuir.,,_ 44i
and, after they us, gave
had beaten hi than • further supply the Verne mweinte. Borne • k lounging .to sterile you. It IS
sic men in blue are you, and containing some hews three months, of which one from smallpox, 2 from
solves, shirking their various dutie 'los
-FEE VOLUNTEERS. of liquor. Mr Duke had pleaded that the man wu treipunag on forms, and hereW Clay. end.l from diarrhoes• s, and
it
and there is • warder or two; but kept by Mr. A.-Doble. emisted by Me. W. . e. _
why
evening
as
their wore on their more eealeu, e,wertlw. re,
there being no road where he was. He should be ablate show the oddest bunch of attractions A
...cCIDIINTSLLY ioILOWIIIO.-On Tuesday ~
Wimborne, August 10, 1871, them it wee a public road; but suppodng Williams was a the pace seems deserted. Sounds of noise and merri- they have mustered are useless, and the service is well r
the outside, are • number of William Perry, mate of the smack Elizabeth Ann, wee the week • most serious breach i"
'teemt ORDERS. trespass, eh inifie, Mr Duke waa not entitled in the assault meat web us from the cricket ground beyond, and, you ever saw. First, on lugof diseu,,,..- ..
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committed. Defendant had been in pommel= of the farm passing those hideouts black engine houses the visitor pictures, lent by the Rev. Mr. illisrarit ~ PP
rector of ate ing on to the quay he fell into the harbour. and
in one of the senior bergeents in I. r--"ect
t 8 betteet M
been obtaenei for the purpose 00-anda-halt or two years, and it had been • tubject of 01.0113 at once on an animated scene. The bulk of the Tecate, and you may study the inside or the Great was drowned. His body was found next day, to take his tour of duty on guard. If 01-
'n in pitching and striking, eeneyenee to him to we plaintiff or anybely sleeps, is boot red uniforms of the Royal Fesilien were there, the Pyramid. go with Layard into the mounds of Mosul - a
resign the servise, end the LieuteCeloae e s
ns to corps, each command. of his house. Bo in June, 1870, defendant asked Willinms as a white coats of the band (they weie the molest) and end make acquaintance with Nisrooh. the eaelembesded • CANFORD. the bettalion on the lateen. of such a necatieee'ets
'or one week, and taking favour not to go there, but to use the road near; and to Induce mingled with them were their wires, sweethearts and god that weld not save the Assyrian King from murder SP3IITINO.-On Thursday last Sir ITOT Guest, Bart., forge, whose conduct was more to be blaitee i::4 ,4
his mon, aceording to him to do this
that
I; would get his salary increased 05
miner whenla
childreo, and about as many visitors, who crowded and by his sons. Are you curious about "grovel" I Here
and Mr Sehrieber shot in a field at Knighton, 12 rabbits tie responsible position ought to hav .1 564 4--*1
wills trausmitted to WM?
Williams went tigreetteis with andant for meeting' older, See, pushed for good places as eagerly as the soldiers. Still le one as unlike our idea of • grove as the Grows, and 13 hares, as they emerged from about two acres obedient*, and have been an example 01.- "Pier
Mr Duke thought he had earned toe much, and did not like there was not the slightest disorder, the presence of se Portland. Is; it is the holy tree of Alsyria, and by it
of oats in wino of meting, and it was calculated that to these under him." In eeee..",..
the
Letrja%
• following groups to Pay, so celled him a scamp , ac., but some time after he did large a number of disciplined men Influenced the crowd Is the priest with the sacred basket and pine cone. about 100 hares escaped. Sir Ivor distributed the thanks the battalion for their must esethaja,,i4alt
to corps in the pay him. Before the present seinen occurred, defendant found in keeping the mew eau, and the county constable But these pictures would take • day to describe. In. " vermin" amongst persons living on his estate. and the absence of any irregularity datiaeakti,
aro old woman named Crumpler and Warren on the rood, and hey had a gnome. side wee shown a pretty little marmoset monkey, put encampment. 1 ste.
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bwe to use his stick. real
111'1"'re. mr uowsrat objected to Mr Weston's tome into a previous
Ingham Major Denbeuy was everywhere, and would have through his paces by a bribe of auger, and some VERWOOD. -
,aftetbury "'ult. seemed to be factotum but for the energetic and zealous idols were also said to be on view, 'Twee a lark when
EntIOLTION.-At • perish meeting it has been SALISBURY.
and b
lie Honour observed that clearly a question of title was sssistenee of Captain Colvin. who, however much the gods could not be found to show, but by y
unanimouslyresolved to support the National school TIN Gas Company hes reduced the e
ling the raised, and he enisdictlon was ousted. There was first the of pleasure there may have been in the mouton, from the pockets of one of the exhibitors were Carnal
'Wry question of title, and then whether or not excessive violence certainly did a hard dars work. His dark undress and out an Image of the Japanese god of =Leers, and the by voluntary subscriptions, to avoid a rate under the 41 per 100 feet
' luau a.. uaal. But tho fimt barred him from proceeding. with the elephant's head, Education Act. THI Dean of Salisbury hag given ac e,i .
rust fate were spied everywhere alongside his gallant Hindoo god of wisdom- he deem
of 100 guineas towards tie :Lidding bat -
11 Mr Weston said be should prove it was • fictitious title that . -----
WS...attempted to be setup, and that Mr Duke had compounded mor, or watching at the other end of the course, and gravely intr? . . demi to us as Juggernaut I The Post a thi
CREME ABBAS. Literary Institution.
with and paid people not to proceed against him when he had with Lieut. Stuart, they ciertaiMly seemed to be laying Man oolleotton was altogether mare ous, ell and all for
interfered *Rh them for mien that road, themselves out for the benefit of their men. It is well Id. This tent and the large marquee by the wall at SCHOOL TBUAV.-The annual treat of the Church Seletimme Drooling Cumica Ustor fioarn
Mr Howard laid that was as to two old women, the clergy- when English dams take such evident delight, and the right were lent from H.M.S. Bosoawen, and under , school is fixed for the 26th inst., and old scholars are e thannual meeting several • • , --k
arena Item 104 id 1 ...-
men, and £lO to cards the rya .. •• '-0
nMr Knipe advised Kr Duke to give them something, and submit to so mush work for the sake of thou under the latter the bends, the Boseawen's on the first day, invitee to attend, emioa of Late
Herring rectory, Dorset.
411 as an act of charity-that was all. Be referred to WM their command, and while snob sympathy exists the and the Royal Seventh's on Friday, dissoureed masa, A Yocum RePfIOBATL-A lad of 11, named Harry
ROY V •-0 T ' • •
aL, IST a hen no morn
'st Viet., a 112, s. 12, as enacting that where there was . ' ago wantonly set fire to • rick of .. lee their here
reelect of an easement to mob an edit* as this, the British army will be a popular end efficient serri . . , B
oe and of course the latter was indeed fled-rate. All this 1 Dew, who some time Highnesses the Crown I truce eel reuse's o' I. •
mof the County Court was ousted. He said Mr And the men, too, how hardy they mast have been not before we arrive at the user, proper.straw, Wednesday.before Colonel Digby, proved
1 WY on visited Salisbury and iII• !Oka Lb ' ' ,'"I
' rather forfeit £2OO than permit this road being to yield to the influences of the heat, which here poured An elegant marquee, poles .
the les of which were em' 'to have stolen a duck, belonging to Mn. Wallis, dairy- P e tateeere, , ,
on them without the possibility ofshelter, and not only bewared in greenery, was presided over by Mts. Hill, memo( Bookland Newton, an was
lordered two months' the guidance of the Belem, the Lia.a. 1 ~.4
old his cue wag that this was an assault com- so but to make ouch violent efforts in the games. But .blies Hill, Mrs. Macdonald, Mrs. Driver, and Miss Imprisonment and a whipping. Sanctuary, &:., and were subaequeutly ivea t, ~.4
'bray, and he could prove • user for 70 years: tit's= most of them were in exceedingly light costume, Driver, assisted by the Rev. A. HU Tito tent was -- bemire dr'
had no right to be there. Me. DIBBIA'S RAM SALE-On Tumlay am-
end so had the advantage over civilians in black, or hung with flags from H. M.S. Minotaneand conspicuous BRIDPORT.
'nest show there is no Wenn. , Messrs. Eau end Winstenley off irel a) igni''''
'r Howard to give some proof of title, so their comrades in red. The favourites appeared to on entering were la large number of pot flowers, Population 8,091 Birth' 79; °Nabs 4°, none °` and rams, of the Improved liesp•hee DF-- "dt
advantage in ootton tights, in various styles the sym- bouquets arranged in °ow:metric coloured rings by the . which were from zymotio diseases. 11. ifit.
__. the property of Mr E. Dibben, of li suo •
the Cliche! tatate office, who said he metrical Rained, whose poses seemed stelae( for effect, prisooers, and the whole backed with ivy. Of the . e
eILLI'LAISH AoIICCILTOItaL SOCEITY.-The annum rain war let to let id reenlier to il 16.86' a
'turt, and lot the farm to Mr Duke iojgha have resod for an Apollo Belvidere in white and articles were noticeable splendid banner sermons, show and dinner of this old society is to be held on - .-P , ' Fivef 8011, fist
he spoke as to the position of the pink, while litbe Drew, the champion runner, and stout worked in bead wad wool-work, pair of I:7 chute___
_,_ ' Friday, 20th Ootober werren, wants, for I U gumeas ! OOPS .1 mo
Ii in question, and sold nobody guineas. Lambs M. f ii
Hartley, who strove so long at the long jump, showed rustic brackets in white and gold, ohesselx• mou`e i° I THN, Lot. or, Raco.eom-The Town Council have film' 74 W 9 l6 Iron "I Pee
-efficient to show the bona- the muscles of their nether limbs working beneath the Portland, with squares of opal and marbled glass. The . entrusted to Mr. Collo' for production and examine. down to 51. averaging £l.O 65.
natural "buff," A few kept on woollen cloth; but lady visitors were lost in admiration of the bead and I ton at the Arahreologioel Congress at Weymouth, _
they signally came to grief, and their efforts were wool work cushions, while the gentlemen showed a r several ancient doournenta, viz., the MS. on vellum of TRO WI!
RI DGE.
own this Propertyl-31 exhausted in °saying their clothes, Bush • tine as this weakness for smoking cape and worked slippers, and I the statutes; tho compotes of the bailiffd from Richard FAIL -The lair was hale en Aerie, sal Lee
, ~,,,, lit must have been when Sydney Smith desired to t tke both sexes agreed to admire beautiful seaweed patares !
1 11. to ll,•nry VI. ; dome book, a compotes in sentinel: The loneness has dein ilegl to uut'aug„,r,
s ..uuse. :..1.21:Zig,1:71 i off his flesh and sit In his bone.. Happy were these and delicately painted oartemde-visite of flower groups. 1 Con of the above ; a small volume on paper, fifteenth horse representing the once 0 num doz LV.:,.
'Um, - ladies for whom the gallantry of the Royal Soventh Here was a donkoy's mouth into which yor pat Your 1 csatury of the fraternity of St. Katherine; a 12mo. Two crows awl a dock of scragemloomee gee e.,
ain the same provided the shade of a marquee, one side open to baud, and found it a leaky-bag with "all prism and no I MS., fifteenth century of the fraternity of the Holy sentod the goat fair.
views of the sports, and the other towards the great blanks." I Cross In the chapel of St. Andrew; • book of the *-
es there- Bay; where at an iminease depth, IL /LS. Minotaur, The gentlemon wore indefatigable in helping the I Frakrotitas Perli,iorsit in Ecclesia Bente Marie de WARMINSTER.
'1"" the Ilmouren, and Rimer, lazily rode at anchor, and the leelies to push seem and iseueeded well. A magical . Bridport. Mr. Hal li weIL F.A.S. F.S. Ae, says the Tag MIDEIDETON FLUCIC.-31r• lidorr:Colft's gr.
a gate ' great white Breakwater stretched out its arm, bent at box played sweet airs, and in the evening the marques Bridport records are wonderfully extensive and carious, tale and tenting of rams Was on Situ:day. r,t,
has the elbow, and a fort in its fise But one is not allowed was lighted by Ceinese tenter.. Weco could resist all and well preserved. were let for • month at from 9te 41 seem, t
to meditate on the view seaward; up winos an old these attractions? The result of the efforts to cater -.a- the larnhe sold at from 15 guineas t, 5.
' I figure with battered grey hat, and white colt with for the public here were rewarded by 11302. bring taken BURTON BR ADSTOCKI •••••
1 hearts and diamonds of red, and be offers you the on Thuisdey. BRITFORD SHEEP FAIR.
"Kurekt Kard," the "only one on the ground," while In a smeller tent Mu Laura Hill and Miss Agnes Population 4,836. Births 42, deaths ,16 including
d - This great fair was held on Saturday. Th we
ere a • competitor in another with it:two:lse Clifton, two younger ladies, had an immense lumber of one from smelepol, one from scarlet lover. an Call
sheep was about 5,000 below the awe; it :c
teaches and whiskers, and they et:giggle for your toys, and • very brisk sale, le the centre of their die from fever. .. it
attendauco was not large. Early iu the remeueef
mge. These ere private. Deu and Johnson, play was a very curio. engraved brass salver from ---
of infinite jest, immense assurance, arid realy Algiers, and they had a quail-it, of views of the Wavle LYME REGIS. was brisk, but it slackened someeLat u 1.40
. advanced. The ewe trade was very doll Wesel nj
never fail to raise • laugh. But their toys weat off marvellously fast, and soon the PROVINCIAL GRAND LODOII OF DOWAY. -The annual day, and many lota remained one ,li. They Pee
FRIZ IS. purchasers made such • die with penny fiegeolete and i P.G.L. of the Province of Dorget was held on Thurel ism in price from Is to 24 • head as eoutpaea to.
1 yards, open to all. First Os. Itilsborough; trumpets as WWI newer before heard there. 'Dose fair lat Lyme Regis, the it.W.P.G.M. Bro. Jos. Clundry, of fairs' wetbers and lambs fully muceinel Ise re
3rd, le, Garnett. Gould, Dollym or, young stall-keepers turned the "reedy penny" to the the Hyde, Bridport, presiding. There were also present But thosgh trade was slow, prices were Cl Imedi
Thompson, Saliba'', Corporal Wool, amount of £3 91 the first day, mostly from the the V. W.D.P.G.M. Bro. J. W. P. Montagu and a 10s to 15s ahead over those current teepee gete
Base also stone I. It was rather a juveniles, numerous and disting.uished company of mewls. An may be quoted at from 48s to 56.; ewes, fres ei i
`he runners dropped off without The next tent was divided into three stalls. At the eloquent lecture on ' Freemuonry as a Great Social 52.; lambs (nearly all of which were soli tele, 4s
Biliaborough won easy. first, prosi lei Mn, Clifton, assisted by Mrs Maker, Institution " was delivered by the P.G. Chaplain Bro. 501 a head. Sir E. Heise obtained 3 slue tad!
e-First sa, Bradley (4fl7in) ; Miss E. Clifton, Mrs Nieoleort KW Rose Arden (Way. the Rev. P. H. Newnham. After the usual routine 100 ewes. Mr. Newton, of Dog leati, sold .1/010,..
'ruins tied. Bilsborough 41110 mouth),and Mum Butler. Under the greatßomil Standard and financial business all offiess were declared moat and Mr. Fetcher, of levee, obtain,' a his ftie
of H.M.S. Minotaur, these ladies had set up quite a ane the P.G, ii, proceeded te 'newt hie newly.oepoint Kr. J. Read sold ewes at 555, and lames at Oise.
"Os, Bilaborough ;2a4, 4s, fancy shop, the articles in which were "too numerous 1 onions for the ensuing year as loiterers :-S.W., B B.
r°. - Mr. Dibben, of Bishoestone, sold 11.0 wetter M.
Ksvauaglo, McAuliffe, to enumerate.' Among them were a Japanese chow. IP. Gandry, Bridpart ; J.W.. Bro. E. A. H. Castleman, (the third picking from his flock) at :tee. Ir. Is
chow °Ablest, intended for opium, with little brass Chettle ; Chaplain, Bro. Rev, W. Rushy, Thornford ; wood, of Coombe, obtained 755• head from Mr. t.n
pottage ; 2nd, m, cups and drawers for holding the drug; beautiful sea• ' Registrar, Bro. F. T. Johns, Blandford ; Sesretan. for 100 ewes- and he also got 531 • hod le.
~ weed pictures, several handsome sofa cushions' banner Bro. T. Coombs, Dorshaster ; &D., Bro. H. Ling, Don' lambs, fed without corn. Mr. Newton, of Dire
'I. Gillman (101 screens, with patterns of flowers in bead and Berlin i chaster; J. 8., Bro, Sir E. IL Greathed, Cirldens House; "Id 100 ewe, at ee, a heed. Mr. Eewiente, 4i:
•ry (93 yards). work, gazelle's beads, as mantlepieoa ornaments; dolls S. Wks., Bro. W. Minefield, Lyme; DX., Bro. J. bridge, being the purchaser. Mr. Morrison, of r.-.
Mew, Corp, In evening dreg., and one dressed in infant's robe and ; Maunders, Weymouth ; A.D.O„ Bro. R. Ow, Dor• sold 100 ewes at Me ; and PA others at 51,.„
Vete also cloak, welch was • favourite with the mothers ; ! cheater; 5.8., Bro. J. II Cole, Weymouth ; Organist, Mr. Road, of Charlene obtained 3 guineas Is
beautiful fern work on velvet; dippers, rugs, poll Bro. 0. Keefe Dorohester ; Per.. T. Radeliffe. Portland; which had been fed with corn. Tease were soil
bid, is, flowers, and some Dainties, of the lost "Captain" by Stewards, Bros. A. Mason, Weymouth ; J.L Carpenter, at • profit.. Kr. bficemol Ito he, of A•neeige
~,ted, Mr. C. White. On Thursday they Seek 225. Weymouth' F. /today. Dorchester' E. 'T. Targett, 100 ewes at 590; and Colonel liestboote, 19i a: .!
and In the next stall Mrs Cookworthy showed some Portland; W. Dyer, Weymouth' and IL Pidgeon, Mr. Moore, of Littleton ; Mr. Celes, Mali
~. cookery worthy of • refined taste. Here were iced, Weymouth; St. 80UM... Bro. W. F. Russell, Way. Mr. Benuett, Chilmark ; Mr. Williams, Park
o °ekes, tarts, and • great variety of other dainties to mouth, and Bro. W. B. Serino, Portland; Tyler, Bro. Mr. W. Taunton, and ,Mr. Courtney had a I
tempt the appetite, as well as sundry sorts of excellent J. Lowelsoe, Dorchester. Bro. Major Cam Sykes was o, rams and ram lambs on the ground, sad tin
cooling drinks. Mrs Cook Worthy was assisted by Dr, re-elected by the lodge as treasurer. The P.G.M• and let at satisfactory prioos.
',taker, and Miss L Clifton, and the shopkeepers were announced that next year's P•G.L. will be held at It may be mentioned in connection with ti
attentive and the stall to much to the taste of the Portland. • that the price of wool la advancing A that
'o, that trade was very brisk, and about £l4 went -- lot (mixei) was soli on tha ground at 2/1. per e
e till, Mr. S. Wallis, china merchant, of Wig. SHAFTESBIJRY. The competition in the prize clam. 11.li se
ead kindly sent a handsome cup and ewer of Durum COUNTY FRIENDLY SOCIIITY.-This society keen as usual,
eoroelain, and Mr. C. White • vary nit* held • festival on Wednesday, which was highly enjoy Horses were in small supply, but gool sin
" Sunset in the West Bay." and completely successful. The members marched in realised high prices.
'aimed the name of the fine arts stall, procession, wish banners and music, to St. James's There was • large show of agricultural implem
• the keeper, assisted by Rev. A. Taylor, I chants, and afterwards 200 dined together at the
'use C. Taylor, and Kiss K. Taylor. ' Market-house, whieh was nicely decorated. A =Wen-
BROWN's Bsolicatat. TROCHES, for thecuredi s
egs of several new in Guernsey, tial dinner was provided by Mr. Moyle, of the Gros- e
-. Taylor's residence there. Cobo vow hone The Mayor presided Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Asthme, letere.,e
Guernsey, were thee illustrated Acciostrrs.-On Wednesday &deal old woman, named irritation or soreness of the throat, arc, now epee
Ira Teylor has also reproditeed Gulliver, was knocked down by • vehicle when Greeting and sold in thin country at la lid. per be, pee:
the form of • " lozenge." It is the 111011 contest"ortland. Here were some Bull-street; and on Thursday George Klaiber fell from
Pll6laut" sate and sure reeltelY fit tirgl,U
• and landscape Painting, • rick and broke ono of his legs. Dr. Wilkinson is g
View.; Dr. Moss also treating both cu W
cues. Rev.
voice known in Mg vore. "ii
sea, whieh was very MORTALITY TABLZ9.-During last quarter there were Rey. Henry Ward Beecher says: " I LaTol aidta
' in this sub-district, births gni 31 deaths
and te 5.5 hs istrict, ineludin 5 !Landed them to friends who were public bier.oita
verses in chaste ll
wood, and gasman- from w hoopingmotigh. g in many MINI they have proved extreme, fermi ,
oaderia nuns. W. The genuine have the words " Browe Serial
Troches" on the Government Stamp areel e° ML
from Paris,
itotographs of Somtroetsbtrc. Sold by all medicine renalora-Loutloz11:15. pi'
mins at the -0-
Oxford-street.
_.
'aid streets The Art Journal for August, speaking si fesse
•,ntrary to CREWKERNE. Watches in the Exhibition, nays :-" We Ze''''`:4e
for
agkahly SODDEN DISTIL-Mr: Henry Martin, • schoolmaster engraving m
three of the watehuce ef eta:-•t
as .
w, on Tuesday, seen standing at his door. anti variety is exhibited by Mr. BLe
ensou, of ger--
\es, apparently in good,health, but he was taken suddenly the large and prominent creation tee eem
•_ ill in the night, and died on Wednesday morning. his Monster Clock. To this deputment of art
Deceased was 60 years of age, an 11 a widow and facture far. Reason hes Pahl eePreisl er'e"
six children. Chronometer, duplex, lever, horizontal, repestetee
A Pieermaite LIB.-&t the Somerset assizes lest a°ooadav kallour split seconds, and e'en (101°4'.
mk, • jury called upon Mr. Richards, of the Hat- snub, from the plainest to the hiebest quality dr-
n hotel, Torquay, to pay £3O damages for libelling the art is at present capable, and adapted to elle?
Ivo on a poetess& The libeller was the plaintiff's Benson'. Illustrated Pamphlet on Weenie', L.°
in-law. There him been dieturbenee between Jewellery, Cnains, &a, (free by post for two re•
oar, Chalmers, of Stouehonse, near Taunton, conteins a short history of watehmakine, with Is'
'.who was mash younger than he, and her td°lls and Pri°°'• It acts as a guide so the
;ll'
es from Torquay a poste:lard, eddressing of • watch, and enables those who lire in Ss:,
't his proper name "alias Blue Beard' Ireland. Vial", the colonies, India, or any par: ..I:.
i • former wife), and remarking on the world. to select a watob, and have it soot free al
- unmanly ,oendoot to my sister is by pose-J. W. Benson, Priz , liedalltst, Lu acre
'all be known to the world at large. and Old Bond Street London' Seabee. t C 1...,
coward." This was the slander. -----
MONUMENTAL SCULPTURE.
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IATH, BENJAMIN GRASSBY, -Ife
lunday afternoon • heavy Sculptor, Wool and .5..,,, a,
the wed of England. m Maros, ex , DOSCHLSMItt, stir'
in • field near Weston, BUN UMEN £S, and BEAUS ro
kille& marble, aud stone.
me little excitement Ger Pirc Mis Are)
.-ly populated part Imperishable I
ly eouple, which HEADS£ONY
mitestanoes. It
liable se
Mt the male
wen having 0
• of again BIRTHS.
July 3), at Clapham, thu ado iii Mr. ...
r. G. U. 6:...... ' ei,
loon the
Dorchester, of a sun. .J
month
, Septet 2, at lloidenhurst real,lleurntemth, the 01 •
. ah_ a's G. Blanchard, of • am.
'too August 3, at Market-place, Poole, tho vtiof II •
I N.
an Freemantle, of a daughter. :
' August, 4, at Sihrutou Mario, Bland: 4.1, to: ,J.
slytadercorube !lower, Eel., of • SOIL , .
~,,x,.1
August, 5, at South llouse,Fuldlotroutii. I:, .-
Symes, of a daughter. el:tc I-
ndust 5, the wife of Mr. J. L. Carpeut.-.
'tooth, of a daughter. . a. 5 41
mt 6, at St Admit'. Its.w, Women, -
theta, of • dauzliter. •
ils ,
',, at Brookable, Bouruesitmth, C e
I: vO.
H. Cave, rector el Strettonen 1.:`,„
o Tregew, Bournemouth, thc auk -1 '
'a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
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%odge U. 1.1101104 11.1.1' !„.
-ly of Vannoutn, 1.,
ourch, by the 1t.:.1-,_,
' daughter of ilr. lii,°"
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or, to itc.oe. dare ."-
realer.
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