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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

THIS DAY'S MARKETS.

MARX LANE.—Ton DAL

The supply of English wheat this morning. Wan
again very small; but the arrival of fo.eign
hiriiig
the past week amounted to 102,438 quarters, which
owed the trade to remain extremely dull. Fine
white wheat supported last Monday's criccs, while
other descriptions were quite nezlected. Fine malting
barley met • good demand. Beans fully maintained
their value. Pew and oats were without quotable
change.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—Tms DAY.
About 3.000 beasts. Trade steady, at 4s. 64. to 6.5.
About 55,000 sheep. Trade quiet, at 50. 64. to Ts.
Calves made from 44. ca. to 6s. awl 24. Pie made
3n. 44. to 4.. 44. per Blbe. At Deptford there were
2,000 beasts and 8,000 sheep.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

CAUTION.

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others, and the quick ap-
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tended by the usual result
a ticod 14 imitations : the 1
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that of the genuine article. The
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Paris Blue" on each packet.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

BOURNEMOUTH.

TEE GALE.—The effects of the gale were felt severely in
this neighbourhood. but the damage done woo not very
serious. Many eases of damage to the roofs of houses and
buildings are rekarterl, and at St. Michael's Church tne
water p netr.rteri on Soo,lay night and rendered one aisle
almost untenable. Two houses in course of erection at
Imscombe were blown down, and the roof of the B o.,ombe
Spa Hotel was damaged. Two dead bodies, lashed to a
spar, hove been picked up off Christchurch Head, but no
satisfactory ridings bite yet come to hand of the wreck of
any versa rl irk the locality. Some pi. rex of wreck me,
app coldly those of a small boat, has a been washed
ashore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

DISESTABLISHMEN'T.

The Bishop of Lincoln, preaching at Cambridge on
Friday, said that diaestablishment would be one of the
greatest calamities that could befall the English nation.
His experience of his own diocese led him to believe
that its approximate effect would be to pauperise the
priesthood and paganise the people. After the clear
voice of the clergy and laity on the Burials ceestion,
It might be hoped that the whole English episcopacy
would be with them. This would be an unspeakable
blessing.

PROSECUTION OF CLARA BROWN.
Proceedings will, we are informed, shortly be
instituted against Clara Brown for alleged perjury in
the evidence ehe gave before the Coroner, and also at
the trial of the Stauntona at the Central Criminal
Court. The firm of solicitors whom the Stauntona
have retained since their convictions for the capital
offence of murder, have been collecting a mass of
testimony with which eventually they hope to establiih
the entire innocence of their clients. They have
already intimated to the shorthand writer for the
Tre , and several other persons that they will be
req=to give evidence against her. The girl will,
It k understood, be defended by the solicitors to the
Tresaury, to whose services she will be entitled, having
been a witness for the Crown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

Dratb of 13aron Vambro.

We much regret to have to announce the death of the
Baron Ilambro, who died on Saturday morning,
3at a.m.. at his .e.d at Milton Abbey. He had reached
a ripe old age. pr ,bahly over SO; but had been in
failioe heplth for s, me time. The family by descent
is hi ni-h, and the title we believe Ilescends according
to the law of that country to the three Pons—Mr.
I .harlei Ifambro, tea-member for Weymouth), Mr.
Percival Hambro and Mr. Everard Hambro. The
doceaserl Bar 01l was in every sense of the word One of
the kinde4 of friends to the poor. His loss will be
much felt and all who knew him high and low sincerely
sympathise with the Baroness in the lo,a which the
has sustained. We are told the present Baroness—the
Barn having been twice married—is one of the
Anrvivors of that terribly trazic episode in our Indian
history the Black Hole of Calcutta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

.WIFA.III.7RTIER IN SCOTLAND.

A shocking wife murder was committed on Saturday
aftein ion in Well-close, Bay-street, Port Glasgow. A.
scavenger named Patrick Mclntear went home and
quarrelled with his wife about the quantity of groceries
she had obtained during the week. Ile charged her with
getting the goods awl soling them for drink. He then
beat her ,ievervly, and in the presence of a neighbour dealt
her so heavy a blow that it killed her instantly. When
arrested Ma-Inter was sitting at the fireside smoking.
The lively lay on the floor. There are two children of the
ruerriage.

SHOCKING AFFAIR.
At the village of Chew Magna, near Bath, on Saturdiy,
an investigation was bell respecting the death of cloy.
A man named Gray, a carter, took his little lad with hian
on a journey, of souse 15 males. Coming home the man
got very much intoxicated, and the waggon was capsized
in coming down a hill, and the little fellow was killed by
a fracture of the skall. It is believed that the csrter did
not know what be was doing, as be proceeded home a
alisaanee of five miles on foot, and his master, who was
following him, found the wasagon and horses overturned,
and accidentally discovered the body of deceased. When
he got home he saw the mother of the child rushing
across the farm, crying "Where is my child r She took
the dead bady of the infant in her arms and ran towards
her home with it, but fainted before she got there. The
prisoner was committed for trial, and the jury censured
his master for giving him so much drink.

- -- --
THE TICHBORNE CASE.
The MegAncrne Argus states that Mr. W. H. Locke,
who is acting as agent in Australia for the persons
who maintain the Tichborne agitation in England,
is abut to take to Great Britain the man William
Cresswell, alias Smith, ins Orton, who is now cons
fined in the Parramatta Lunatic Asylum. Mr. Locke
accompanied Mrs. Jury, Orion's sister, to
Sydney, and is satisfied a ith her recognition of
the man. He identifies him also by his c4rres-
poudence with photographs of Orton which have
been sent out to him, and by evidence which it is
not advisable to disclose. Mr. Locke made a statutory
declaration that he was present in court when lie
('astro and Orton were charged with horse-stealing at
Castlemaine, and he has thus been mixed up with the
case from the commencement. Mr. Locke has
received a telegram from Mr. Guildford onslow,
requesting him, if he c add secure the release of
Cresswell, to bring him to England by the next
Engli-h mail. It was intimated that Cresswell'e
passage would be paid. Mr. Locke awaits permission
from the Government of New South Wales to take
Crewmen home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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MONS. LETS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

Literature.

Belgraria—felastto and Windus, Piecadillyj—is a
remarkably interesting number this month. The
further instalment of that weird story "By Proxy"
concludes with another sensational denouement, and
matters are evidently approaching a crisis. Among
other contents Mark I' wain gives no a second budget
of the " Random Notes on an Idle Excursion," full of
wit and pathos. We print an extract below.
The Rio4raphy of the late Madtmlle. Tietzens will
be read wi,li interest by all who have ever heard the
great Kinzer "That sight" is a novelette full of im-
probable situation..., but, no doubt, suited to those who
like to indulge in a "..reepy" 'emotion just before
goin:: to bed. "'lle world well lost" projesses satis-
foctorly, and the illustrations are gool
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

DEATHS.

October 31, at St. Helier% Jersey, after a long illness,
Mr. Levi Pacher, baker, late of Litton Cheney, aged 53
years.
November 5, at Milton Abbas, Harriett White, aged 77
years
November 8, at Datehester, after a long illness and
intense auffering, Jane, the beloved wife of Mr. Symonds,
.rehester.
November 11, at Spiting St. Nicholas. Mr. Jatues Vine.
aged 92.
November 11, at Highelere, Weymouth, Alfred Polly,
the !nfaet son of Pell y Hooper, solicitor.
November 12. at 9, Parade, Poole, Ann Sophia, widow
of the late Joseph Barter Bloomfield. in her Slot year,
deeply regretted by a large circle of friends.
November 12, at 74, Graham's-road, Daiston. London,
aged 66. Charles Richmond Macaulay, late of Chichester
and Here Regis. a. I. P.
November 14, at 61, St. Thomas-street, Weymouth.
Annie, wife of Mr. William Roger,, pianoforte tuner.
after a long illness. aged NI
November 14, at 15, West Parade, Weymouth, Mrs.
Marion Goddard, aged RI.
The death is announced, at the advanced age of 91
years, of the Rev. Dr. Fletcher, the oldest beneficed
clergyman in the diocese of Truro. He graduated at
Oxford as far back as 1810, and in 1916 he was presented
to the 'vicarage of (luetblock, Cornwall, having thus held
the living for over 60 years, and be was likewise rector of
Ly.iford for 441 years.
Mr. Robert Mew, caahi.•r at the Loudon and Cenntv
Bank, Woolwich, was found dead upon his bed on lister-
day morning, partly dreaaed, having apparently
suddenly while retiring to rest on Friday night. The
deceased, who was stout 45 years of age, and unmarried.
had been employed in the same ectablishment from his
youth, and was touch esteemed. He hail been rather
I unwell for a few day. peat, but was at his duty in the
' bank up to Friday evening.

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Tuesday, November 2002, 1877.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Late on Monday night a very serious accident, we
regret to say, betel Mr. Jame+, of the firm of Style
Jame., and vo. It seemed that he was returning
from Osmington in a fonr-wheel trap, :tiol on the road
another trap driven by Mr. l'ockeram. jun , cdlvii
with it, or, Mr. James'n trap collided with Mr.
Cockeram's. Which it was we are not inn p.eiti mto
state. But the result was that NIT. Jame+ w:tr thrown
violently out on to the road. He was picked up, and
assistance having been procured, he was conveyed to the
house of Mr. Cockeram, a short distance off ,and medical
aid wee at once called in. The unfortunate
.young
man was unconscioos for some hours, and he is still
suffering from a slight concussion of the brain; but
under tlie care of Dr. Aldridge he is progresaing as
well as can be expected. "Er. rockeram' jun., liim•
OW WM thrown into a pond, which probably navel
him more severe injuries. Mr. James trap wan
completely wrecked, but the horse, a suluable one,
he MA driving, escaped without injury. We are
pleased to state that Mr. James is progressing favour-
ably tinder Dr. Aldridge. skilful treatment, and has
so bar recovered an to be able to be brought home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

POOLE.

Tar Bishop on the kith inst. licensed the Rev. Edward
Alexander Bury. clerk. NIA., to be the first Incumbent of
the new Church of All S dot:, Brink 4ome, on the nomina-
tion ot Mr. F. G. Bury, of Beanksome Tower, near
Bournemouth. the patron.
PETIT SESSIONS, Thursday.—Before Messrs. W. D.
Dugdale, J. B. Durell, and G. H. Clutch.
rpon the application of Mr. Purton, the Bench con-
firmed a rate of 34. in the .0 for the half yea: for the
parish of Hatuvrorthy.
Charloi Diacre, Ile nry Beets, awl Fre& Beech. three
Park,tone youngsters aged reepectively 9.11. and 11. were
summoned for steeling a quantity of swedes, value 61.,
the propel ty of Mr. Joshua Crocker, farmer, of Park-
stone, on the 391 of Novernber.—Prosecutor had no wish
to press the charge, and defendante were ordered to pay
the costs only.
DRINK Is AND WIT OCT.--Cbarl,‘ Stew a mariner,
and Jame* Stone, a carpenter, t ao young men—brothers
—livin4 in Fish-street, were charged on remand with
sssaulting James Broadwith, a grocer's assistant, on
Tuesday night.—Mr. 11. T. Trevanion prosecuted; Mr. F.
Travers derended.—James Farthing, a baker, said he was
going down High-street about half-pout ten on Tuesday
night, and near the Old Orchard, Charles Stone came up
to him and asked him whether he was a lighting man.
He told him he was not, and prisoner hit at him, but he
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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fi,lorrat Conuttt Express.

TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1t47.

NOTES OE THE WEEK.
What is democracy coming to There is a
young man on board the training-ship at Dart-
mouth who will, if Mr. Bradlaugh is not too
many for him, and death spares him, be one
, day the King of England. In times past the
bump of veneration would have caused all about
him to regard him with awe. fie would have
led a dignified if somewhat lonely life. But
reverence is dead. 'f he sail. is on board the
Britannia call the Royal youngster "Sprat,"
and his brother they have already named
"Herring." What is more, "Sprat" and
"Herring" seem to like it, and their papa is
said to have laughed heartily when he heard
of it.

The London correspondent of the Watern
Doily Peras writing on Wednesday evening
says :—" Lord Beaconsfield will not meet
Parliament again as Prime Minister. This is
the rumour current in the clubs this evening.
It was discussed this morning at more than one
of our best-informed banking-houses in the City,
and it is to-night causing a flutter of surprise
and speculation in many quarters. Persons in
high official positions have been appealed to for
confirmation or denial of the rumour, but so fax
as I can learn the rumour rentains uncontra-
dieted by persons who might be expected to
know."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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BIRTHS.
October 24, at Hilton, the wife of Mr. William Bishop,
of a non.
October 25, at Fordlneton.hill. Dorchester, the wife of
P.S. Marlton, Borough Poliee, of &daughter.
November 3, at the Old Bank, D irchester, the wife of
Mr. IL Patten. of i en.
November 6, at the 'trove. Portland. the wife of Mr.
George K Walker, L RI. P., ~f
November 7. at Po idletretithide, the wife of Mr. G. W.
Heed, of a daughter.
November 8, at Lowell, the wife of Mr. John Gifford, of
a atm
November 10. at Iligliclere, Weymouth, the wife of
Pelly It.per, solicitor, iil a ton.
November 11, at Bull Head-yard, Poole, the wife of Mr.
J. Bailey, of a dsuftliter.
November 11. at Whatetsatte, Blindfold, the wife of
Mr. Charles Ellery, of a sun.
November 12, at Pithilehinton, the wife of Mr. Joseph
Samways, engineer, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
N member 6, at Trinity Church, Chelsea, by the Rev.
A. B. Miller, Commander A. C. M.iy, Royal Navy, to
Blanche, only child of the late Colonel Ainslie.
November 7, at Stepney parish church, by the RIC
gunnel fisritsley. M.A. rector of Spit allied., and Wird
Dean, uncle of the I e,lite, ist.bted by the Rev. John
Bamembe Lock. U. A.. Fellow of Cahill College, Cambridge,
brother of the bridesroom, William Charles, eldest 500 01
the late Joseph Lock, of Dmeltester, to Mary Lydia:
eldett daughter of the Rev. Joseph Badsley, rector of
Stepney. No earls.
Kiveinher 11, at the parish church, Wareham, by the
Rev. W. P. tieliti,ter, (Merge Henry Kitehin, of Bauk-
honm, Westgate-en•ses, Kent, to Leonora, younge,t
surviving daughter iif the late Richard and Jsuet
Ii glilard, Templeton, Berks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26

EXPRESS AND

OTJL

ZURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1877.

The In% C. RICKARDS woposed • vote of thanks to the
Chairman.
The aornicsun proposed a vote of thanks to the testi-
monial committee, yilio convicted of Major Horne, Mr.
Urry, Mr. F. abodes, Mr. A. hardy Mr. Waters, Rey. C.
Itiekards, Mr. Cohen, treasurer, Mr. Winter,lgr. Newman.
Mr. Botch, sad Mr. Aeott.
The piano was supplied by Mr. Revoke, of Weymouth,
manufactured by Ward, of I,ndon, and wee much
AdllliMll4l for its chasten.' of dosicn and screetnem of tone.
It reflects great credit upon all concerned.

OIULNE ABBAS.

AT TUE PLITT 8211410X5 Ckurgo A Wall, of Cern',
pleaded adlty to poaching on the lends of Kr. John Parry,
George Watts wan the wanes. There being no previous
c.,nvictions agalmt hini, he was fined 3s. only, the costs
•inourited to llf.
TUN LICISIIC3 of the Three-Horse-Shoes, Cattistoek,
was transferred from Sarah Peach, deceased to John
Barrett.

SYDLI NG.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26

GREAT FIRE AT ST. JOHN'S, NEW
BRUNSWICK.

The 'treater port of this town has been destroyed by a
conflagration which broke out at two o'cleck on Wednee-
day afternoon at York Point At midnight the fire woo
still horning. It did not, however, extend north of King-
street
The conflagration has devastated an area of 200
acres, and the buildings destroyed include the Custom
House, the Victoria and Royal HAels, the Academy of
Music, all the banks except one, the public echoola,
Trinity and St Andrew's Churches, the Methodist Chapel,
the City Hall, an I all the newspaper and telegraph offiosk
all the wholesale and nearly all the retail houses and
several ships have also been burned. Five men and two
children are reported killed, and many persons are
miming. Thousands of people are homeless, and few had
time to save even their clothes. The loss is estimated at
from 10 to 15 millions of dollars.

ANOTHER OUTRAGE ON BLACKHEATH.
An elderly gentletnan, named Stephenson, residing
at Walworth Road, was assaulted whilst crossing
Blackheath, at about ten o'clock Friday night. lie WAR
soddenly pinioned from behind by a man wearing a
mask, whilst a second man rushed to the front a him,
and made a snatch at his watch. Stephenson, who,
though over sixty, possesses considerable strength,
momentarily disabled the latter by kicks on the shins,
and then by a desperate wrench resbased himself from
the grip of his other assailant. The ruffians, how-
ever, soon had him in their power again, and one of
them presenting a pistol at his head, with a threat to
blow out his brains, commanded him to "flub up."
Mr. Stephen-son was about to hand over his money and
valuables, when the sound of an approaching carriage
alarmed the footpads, who instantly made off. Mr.
Stephenson gave chaise, but the highwaymen, in the
darkness. g. 4 clear away. They have been described
to the police as being—the one rather short awl the
other of medium height ; and Mr. Stephenson thinks
he would be able to recmmise the ham as in his hurry
to escape the ruffian pulled off his mask.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26

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Private T. ilintwell 14 50
Private S. Stogie .j ii 50
Corporal C. J. Pearce . IS 14 —32 ,
Private Sbadraith Stone . . 14 16 30
The following are the suceessful cotepetitom—Tirsts
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4tb ; third, £4, A. Cox, 4th : fourth, At Corporal W.
Stevens, 4th ; fifth, £l, Bbsrdier P. Pearce. 4th; sixth,
XI, Corporal W. It Wilson. let; seventh. .£l, Sergeant
M. Mansfield, let ; eighth, Sergeant H. Willie, 6th.
COMPIrr I TION —l5O in Money, to be competed for bf
Members of the Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry t
seven ronnds each at 900 and 490 lards ; reinwwita
rifles ; any position.
The following are the prise takers :—Pirst, £7. CorPursil
Cave, 54; second, 1.5, Trooper ft. Cave, 51; third, £3,
Trooper Sherren, 50; fourth, .0, Trooper Cress, 40;
Li, Trooper Emms, IS: sixth, CI, Corporal Harris, 45;
seventh, Li, Trooper Dews, 44.
Cowrerrrios K.—The Members' Cop of the value
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third. AL Quartermsater-Sergeant Davis, Bth, 43; fourth
£l, Captain Lloyd-Jones, 6th, 43,
The shooting was brought to a clone about half-put
three on Wednesday afternoon.

Hosvorst. SVNT/A T. - The Congregational Chapels had
collections on Sunday for the Weymouth Hord Hospital.
this being the day on which hospital collections were
made in London.
Ten BATH Accinter.—Among the solicitors who repre-
sented the friends of d-ceired persons of the late inquest
at Bath. we noticed Mr. Polly Hooper (0( the BTHI Of
Mien. Steggall nod Holier) of this town, who appeared
for the relatives of the late Mr. said Miss Hanford.
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The Ruled:in preen is nnanimouody °mimed to the
bleu of peace being ,concluded before the Turks are
thoroughly beaten.

A MONSTER Rt4ISIANOtL

The St. Prtershurg (ta:die states that the Rtuatiaa
Government has purchased the monster gun made by
Krupp for the Philadelphia Exhibition. Its calibre is
14 inches, its charge 262113. of powder, and the weight
of the projectile 1,09011,. The destination of the
weapon has not been yet ma,le public, but there is a
talk of 'daring it upon some vessel at Nikolaieff, and
Wing it against the Turkish ironclad)! in the Black
Sea.

DEFEAT OF THE TER/N.
A highly impm-tant, and povibly a decisive, battle
has been fought in Asia. The Turkish right wing has
come in contact with the extreme left of the Russian I
forces near Delibaba, and a severe struggle took place.
The first advance appears to have been made by the
Turks, who pushed forward their infantry, which
drove back the enemy, though not without heavy bins
on both sides. SO/In, however, the Russians, following
the tactics en successfully pursued by the Germans in
the Franco-German war, succeeded in gettinF some of
their artilleiy in position and opened a terrible cross
fire, which checked the movements of their enemies.
The Turkish artillery was never able thoroughly to
cope with that of the Muscovites. and a simultaneous
cavalry attack on both flanks at length compelled the
Turks to retire. The latter are said to have Ist 1,000
killed. and 330 were taken prisoners. Amongst the
slain was Mehemet Pncha, who fell sword in hand.
The Siondocil Vicnna correspondent telegraphs a
rumour is current there that Prince Nicholas, of
Montenegro, has been killed by infuriated 'withers in
consequence of their recent defeats, but no confirma-
tbm has been received. Nothing has been known,
however, of the Prince's whezeabouts for the last
week.

itaatta.
Rnasiana ermtinne crnaaing the Danube and are enn-
neentrating in Dotarudadm. The Turk, are atrengthen-
ing their taaition, and have received reinforcetnente.
A battle la expected.

"LETTING IN RUSSIA."
In the Home of Commons this afternoon Sir S.
Northcote stated that, relying on an undertaking of
Russia not to menace the passage of the Suez Canal,
Her Majesty's Government gild not intend taking
ateps for its protection.
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DORCHESTER.

CoUNTT HosetraL—During the week
endin; .Inne 21st there have been ;Omitted :—ln-
patients, 4; li-chargea, 6; out-patients admitted. 6
discharged, 4 ; emergencies, 0; deaths, 0; in-patienta
in the hospital, 40; out-patients on the hooks. 117;
casualties, 13. Physician for the week, Dr. W. V.
fault surgeon, Mr. Tudor ; house surgeon, Mr. 11. J.

Capoti.
A Nannow Escsre.—A railway guard, on the Great
Western Line, named Walter Thomson, while passing
through the Ridgway Tunnel went to his window to
see why the engine driver was whistling, the door
being unfastened he fell out. His head came in
contact with some woodden beams which support the
tunnel, now under repair. Fortunately the train was
only going at the rate of four miles an hour or he
would have been killed. He sustained two severe cuts
at the back of the head and a large bruise on the back,
being, of course, very much shaken. He is progressing
favourably under the care of Mr. A. Emson.
COMMITTED TO THE DORSET COVIITY PRISON.—
Hord Labour Mary Jane Breecler. gathering alms
by fraud at Whitechurch, 2 calendar months; Francis
James Breecher, gathering alma by fraud at White-
church, 6 weeks; Albert Edwin Harris. stealing
money at Wimborne and David Sanger, wilful damage
at Bourton, 1 calendar mouth ; Emily Herridge,
wilful damage at Weymouth, and George Dynford,
vagrancy at Wimborne, 21 days ; Harriet Hollett,
stealing money at Bridport. 14 dart. Imprisonment
David Sanger, breach of the peace at Bourton,
6 calendar months. Furthur Examination : Thomas
j Vile, rogue and vagabond at Portland.
I Tar WRATHIEL—The following is ourmeteorological
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26

DAMP WALLS

MILD DT Tat
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Also forms a non-poisonous WASHABLE Therrxras.

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(all colours), washable. Renders varnishing unneces-
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Congress, Builders, Architects, etc.
SILICATE PAINT 00..
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107, CANNON-STREET, LONDON.
HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND VIGOUR.

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Cure of
NERVOUS DEBTTJTY, LOSS OF ENERGY, fee.
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Debility and all those distressing and weakening
complaints arising from Exhaustion and Nervous.
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In cases 4s. 6d., lls., and &is., securely packed and
sent privately to any address. In the majority of
cases one bottle is sufficient to cure any of the above
complaints at once and permanently.
Sufferers should give it one Trial. Medical advice
given with each case, if applied for, free of charge.
Address—Ni ANAGEII, Patent Medicine Depot, 13,
Dean-street, Oxford-street, London, W.

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.
The next ship for Queensland is the magnificent fast-
sailer, " City of Agra," from London, on the 30th
April next, for Brisbane and Maryborough.
Applications for Free or Assisted Passages may be
made to, and handbooks (post free), and all other
information obtained from the Local Agents—Mrs. EL
Parscr, Bridport ; Mr. T. G. BRTER, 16, Wollaston
villas, Dorchester ; Mr. G. WILSON, Wimborne ; Mr.
P. 1). ROBERTS, Parade, Sherbome ;or
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26

MESSRA. SIIF.AVIERId Co. have on view at their
Establishment, OREM/ RT. HILL. London, LU, their
CIIROIIO-LITHO ALMANACKS for 178, which may be Justly
&scribed non triumith of English Art We have been faviduell
with a view of those designs, and have much pleasure in
advising those tradesmen who are lovers of Art, to lee them
tefore making their purchases for the following year.

TO MILLINERS AND OTHERS.
OEND 30s. for I dosen Millinery Bonnets al. 01. for I dozen
0 Children,' Straw Hate trimmed in all colours. Drees Caps
kept in stock from la to 00e. Per down.
lace Curtains, Antimacormrs, Flowers,
Feathers, Ribbons, Chenille, and
every requisite for Millinery purposes
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GTRDER9 (Rolkd an 1 Rivetted) CASTINGS, NAILO, an
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PORTLAND.

STRENGTHITIING A BRIDGE—The bridge over which
the Weymouth and Portland railway crosses the
mouth of the fleet water, is being strengthened with
ari immenee quantity of creosoted timber, a Large
party ot workmen, (the bridge gan4 be:ng employed.
MILIT %HT MOS' rm ENT& —The Arm y awl Nary
Ga:ctle includes the 3lst in the list of regiments that
are to occupy the ablershot statboi during the ensuing
winter, and says that in all iirobability they will leave
Portland in July. It aLso says that the !!fith 'Regiment
will more out of Aldershot at the end of July.
ALVERRION DAY.—On Werine*ity, being the anni-
versary of the =vision of Her Mo 4 Gracious Nfajesty,
the Warrior and Roscawen were ,Ireoe,ed with flags
from stem over the topmasts to stem, and at noon as
royal salute was fired, The Royal Standard wax
hoisted at Portland Castle and the Verne. _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26

TF.STINMNIALS.

Ootham, near Cranlronle, llork t,
Ahrch 111411, 1+74.

Dear Madam, -Pray accept mv heartfelt thanks for the molt
extraordinary cure you tine performed on me. If I and not
return you such I sh 01,1 consider mysrlf ungrateful.
I, Ellen Bailey, was afflicted with deceasol knee-joint for
'rime onoriderable time, during a hich my health sully suffered,
so much so, that I became an inmate .4 the a.liribury Infir-
mary for 11 months, where they performed an operation on
fly hoe, removing the bone which forms the knee-cap
(Patella), after which I was turned out incurable. I was then
prevailed on to become an inmate of the Charmouth Con-
valescent Homes for three months, from where I was also
turned incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy to my, by the use of your
valuable Remedies, in the armee of six months I received
perfect cure. I have IlloW been cured for nearly two years,
and have had no return of the complaint since.
Wishing you to make this public for the good of other poor
eUfferen.,
I am, deer Ibufam,
Gratefully yours,
ELLEN BAILEY.
To Dr. Jane Cohner, Gilead House, YeoriL

All cases of TAPEWORM CURED IN THREE HOURS atter
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cases be done.
The undermentioned Persons have been cured by talons'
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5, Th.-man-street, Weymouth:
hfftehl Certify that I was a great sufferer from tape-worm'
for upwards of five years. I took medicine for it, and sure
symptoms soon followed by parts of the tape-worm being
expelled. Imt no cure was effected. I went hundred of miles
on the Continent to parties famed for the cure of tape-worm,
but they failed to cure me. At hut I wail informed Madame
Dr. Gilmer, ef Yeovil, had cured many people. I went to
consult her, and in less than two honrs after taking a dose of
her mndicine it. wonderful effects were shown by my paring
three monetrous tape-worms with their heads attached, the
elvrrteet nearly one hundred feet in length. I hal never taken
anything le my life for worms that tried me ito little, for I
was able to attend to my burner the whole of the day.

I sin, youil reepectfully,
MONSIEUR LEI'S,

Surgeon Dentist.
CATMON.—In consequence of the great sucoess of Dr.
Jane CoMier, many persons have been travelling in her name,
or stating they are her travelling Agents, and that they are in
partnership with her. She begs to caution the Public against
such persons, and therefore gives this notice to the Public,
that She basso connexion with any person or persons what-
ever, neither has she any travelling Agents. Whosoever uses
her mune will be Prosecuted

(AAA PATTERNS of NEW SILKS or Drees Goods men
tree.
SILKS from Ito ROO,. 'Fancy Dresses Ti 6d. to 5 Os.
Write to D. NICHOLSON Co., 50 to 51, St. Paul's Chureti
yard, London, KC. FssAblished 1841.
-" —Lindy'
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SCRWEPPEI3 LEMONADE.
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SCIIWEPPE'S and observe Trade Mark on Labels (a
Fountain), as many imitations are offered to the
Public.—To be obtained from the leading Chemists,
Wine Merchants, And Grocers.

CAUTION.

REOKITT'S
The marked superiority tf
this Laundry Blue over all
others, aud the quick ap-
preciation of its merits by PARIS
the Public. has been at-
tended by the usual result
—viz., a flood of imitations: the
merit of the latter mainly moist&
in the ingenuity exerted, not
simpl in imitating :la:moron
shapey but malt* the ma,. BLUE
pearance of the irrappereessemble
that of the gouda, article. The
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caution all buyer, tenee"Recidtt'a
Paris Blue" on mob pooket.
BEWARE or woarratmas IMITATIONS.
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named
'nt had t.
clay..
stating
hospital

conscious I two hours later came a second telegram'
intimating that he was • little better, and the ems
evening a third, this time in Mr. Itastwood's targeas,
inforniing her that he felt well enough to Wy to get
back to Bristol, but that all his money had been lost
In the accident, and directing to be sent to him.
Suspicions were. aroused by the fact that not only Mr.
Eastwood bet about a dozen other gentlemen in the
hotel were disapis,iuteil in the receipt of letters, and
these mulipieims were directed to &plausible Individual
named L.lwards, who had been hanging about the
hotel during the week. Thia person has, for • time
only, we hope, disappearei It is stated that he had
been in the habit of remaining at the hotel until after
the arrival of the phatman, and overhniling the bag
for the expected booty.— Worcufershire CArankle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

POOL..

A.NPOINTIIENT OF Sciloot ATIIINDANCR Orricita.—At • 1
meeting of the Town Council on Tuesday Mr. John '
Mowlem, jun., was appointed School Attendance °Meer
for the borough for a term of three years, at • W=7 of
4:11) per annum.
Ane
C 11.17.-11. wicket match was played at Broadstone
m., en between the Poole and Broadatone clubs, and
isi eni way victory for the Pooleitea, who scored
is e lbeet agaiwit their opponents' double innings
at It
IM AMP. INN AND Sairwitioitv's Anus INN. —The
of dame houses, which are Ike property
and at •perty of the 4:or-
helkholt. trill mike on the Igth of
:Traof the Town Council on T it was decided
mby public auction for • term of 14 years. It
midge resolved to employ Mr. G. R. Crickmay, of Wey-
mouth. to examine and report se to whether the covenants
caatehesd in the lame* under which the propertim are
now hold have been obeerved.
PORT Saasions, Saturday.—Bef ore the Mayor and Mr.
C. J. &hew
A ZwryteeLy DAVNIIII.I3.—Joen Lewitt, • dirty. black- ,
gusedlrlooking seaman, hailing from Great Yarmouth.
was temaglit up us charged with being drunk and
Maseeteety. in High-elreet„ on the previous minima.
Primmer warn further charged with seasoning P.C. Bridle
*Whit is the execution ot his duty, and also with assault-
Barge, • little boy living in Skinner-street
TUG:retie. showed that prisoner was in nigh-street
drunk on the Fusions evening, and that he knocked down i
the boy Burge, whom he seems to have mistaken for
another boy that had been teasing him. P.C. Bridle saw ;
prisoner striking at Burge again, and took him into
ended,, when ite was riotoun, and kicked the countable
several tins..—The Bench imposed a fine of St and meta
on prisoner tor being drank end disorderly, • fine of 108.
and come for menalting the police, and • fine of Eis, and
mats for the assault on the boy, and as prisoner was
unable to pay he was committed to gaol for 21 days, with
hard labour.
TylaisT.— Before the Mayor and Mr. C. J. Stone.
6;..ialgrAl Miweril BMus, • youth, Ins *ought up in custody
wigs conamitfing • Devilish of the Pules hY nab,-
tali in Illgteekwat on the previous evening. —The miaow
&towed line tie Pelatmer, Who was very violent, was
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
COHN.

CHESTERTIELD.—Business was slow, sellers I
being reluctant to give way in price, but on the trans-
actions effected rates were Is. per qr. in buyers'
favour.
DORCHESTER.—The attendance at the Corn
Exchange WM but slack, farmers being busy in field
operations, and the business done was of A limited
character. Late prices prevailed, sthe lAA week's
returns of wheat sold being 288 qm,yielding lls.,
or an average of 595. lid. per impenal qr.
LEICESTER.—The trade was dull at 3s. per qr.
less money. In barley there was nothing doing.
NORWICH.—Whest was dull, and to effect sales a
further reduction of l. per qr. had to be submitted to.
Not much passing in other articles.
NOTTINGHAM—Samples changed hands at a
reduction of fully is. per qr.
READING.—The supply of wheat in the Corn
Exchange here to-day was large, but extreme dulness
pervaded the trade, and prices receded fully lx. to 2e.
Per qr, for all descriptions.
DONCASTF.Raners and graziers made ready
purchasers. and an active business WAS &Ile at fully
the ratee of this day w,elc.
DORCHF,STER. —An average supply of stock at
the market to-lay, and the following prices were
obtained :—Eat beef, 14s. to 15e. per score ' • harreners,
£l2 to £lB per bead; cows and calves, £l4 to £2O
each; mutton, 9.1. to 100. per lb.; lamb, 10.1. to 11d.
per lb.
NORWICH. —There was a rresleratelv good supply
of store cattle on offer at this market toslay. Trade
was quiet, and a complete clearance was not made, but
in some cases sli.ditly higher rstes were obtained.
NOTTINGHAM.--There M.L; a fair supply of
cattle here to-day, and the attendance was moderate.
The demand was not active, and prices were about the
same am heretofore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

THIS DAY'S_ MARKETS. noroet conutti exiirtoo.

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MARK LANS.—Trus DAT.
Wheat dull, and about 2s. lower on the week.
Barley, maize, and oats about la cheaper. Beane,
peas, flour, and other articles ruled very inactive.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.- Tau .D.ty.
About 22,000 beast, including about 750 foreign.
Trade dull, from 4s. 64. to ss. 1041. About 8,700 sheep
and lamb*. Sheep quiet, at 5.. to 6a. 61. Lambs,
7s. to Ba. 44. Calves, sa. to 6a. 64. Pig., 4s. to Se.
per illba At Deptford 80 beasts and 7,000 sheep.