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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

STOURPAINE.

KOLL AOCIDINT.-011 Tuesday evening, • carter,
named Silas Barnes. in the employ of Mr, It. Lewis of
Ash, was returning to his master's farm in charge of •
waggon laden with barley which had been tbruhed,
and on going down a somewhat sharp decline, wnilst
riling on the *balk, he fell, and the wheels of the
waggon passing over his bead, he was killed on the spot.
Sad to relate, his poor wife was riding on the 10*(4 and
wee an eyewitness of the oatutropbe. He leaves •
widow and several thildven to lament his untimely end.
On the following rumble an inquest was held at the
White Horse Inn, Stourpaine, before W. H. Atkinson,
Esq., cooroner for tin district, when evidenoe in sword-
.," with the shoe', was given, and the jtary retnrned
• verdict of usidestal death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

CHURCH DECORLTIONB.

At this festival all the eharebes in Dorchester are
&minted to • greater or lass extant: The following
notion will ladling,' the general charaoter of them :
HOLY TILINITT.—&t this &arch the decoration, have
involved • great deal of Wen:, and presents very neat
appisaraneo. In the vestibule there are two illounaanid
scrolls, edged with greenery, " Hark, the herald engels
sing," and "Glory to the new-born King." The
frontal of the Communion Table bears • device formed
of ivy leaves, studiod with white everlasting dowers
forming • circle enclosing • woes. The reredos is out-
lined with varirigausi holly, illuminated with berries,
and the whole is surmounted by intersoning triangle,
of evergreen with white in the middle. Stara, csomposed
of white laid on green, adorn the head of the three
compartmental of the reredos. The pulpit covering I.
doorated ,simply with the symbol XP, and the reading
desk has the seared ssooograin, "I. H.C." The pillars
supporting the gallery ere wreathed with evergreen,
and the top ledge base string sours* of greenery. Along
the panels on either aide are extended two very large
handsomely illeminsted &strolls," Weald be the Lord
Gad of Israel," "H. bath whited and redeemed his
people,' and there are also severe' emblems of etentity,
the Trinity, As. The sod gallery boars • well
" Immanuel," and the organ Is &worsted with garlands
of evergreen, and • scroll bearing the words "Glory to
God in the highest.' The windows are outlined with dr
sprays, surmounted by • Inalcal, and the spaces between
the lights show snared symbols. The general eon
is *snag, although • little more ooloar woald have
improved
ro &MOTO' Sy. GLOW& —The old *burgh of
Fordington awe more poen in its state of Christmas
decoration, though • delloierasy of holly this year, and
(we may add) the intones sold of the weather, have
compelled • little delisisatey in ornament OA tampered
with last year. Some very neatly eximented lens, in
variegated holly, appear over the arches of the (*humid
and nave, and on the treat of the gallery; wad the
festoons of holly in several of the arches show their now
familiar lines as ate esters the shush..

ALL UINTA —The appsarartie o die Dared .4i6,
is very pleasant Mach Mats had been diSpialed in
the deeorationi by the followiag young the
Manses dodges, Miss Evans, Miss Lxik, and Miss Frost.
The pulpit Wei adorned with holly and ivy. On the
oommanies bible were two candles satirised with
Wage, mid lb. paside of Ws reredos on either side hays
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

MirRS. SWAN and EDGAR art non naming the rec ently
mounced purchases at Lyons of SILKS and V ELY STE
These g00d.., of Ant-clam manufacture, oomplielng aes dotty
of Makes alld Styles and considerably under primal oils..

UEBBRB. SWAN and EDGAR an recommend IR*
JIL "& end K. ' Make of BLACK SILK for weer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

Mtaß&
ti! thel
TROUSIIKAI

SWAN sad EDGIAIta: call special a Ligation
to tbsir tarp Stock of suitable for WE DDINO
,stAUX aad INDIAN 0

WeIRS. SWAN tknd EDGAR. 9 to 11, PICCADILLY,
d 311 to 63, REORNT-ollt/LICT, LONDON, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

WHELPTON'S

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Cr,

Are warranted not to contain • single particle of
Mersey, or any other Miseral &Mesa ; but to
consist entirely of Medicinal Matters, Purely Veg-
meets. Hen" they are molly digested by the
elonnioh, taken up by the almorbent vessels and
serried into the blood, and thus the whole system
brought under their Purifying awl Renovating
Influence.
They have long since been need in one of the
lined County HoOtals in Great Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation of several eminent Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; and have proved their value
hi Thousands of instances in diming of the Bead,
Chest, Bowels, Liver, and Ridasys ; and in all Skin
Complaints are one of the bast Medicines known.
Prepared and Geld wholesale and retail, in boxes
price 70., is. lid., lad 2s. 9d, each, by G. Win,-
?Of & Boj, a, Onies. Court, Flee/ Stied. London;
sad Joey be had et all Medals sod Medicine
Valium &Mama ak•lpaote, Aar IS Ow&

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR.

TILE ECLIPSE AT DORCHESTER.
The piedictol eclipse of the sun was seen to great
advantage here, the sky having cleared to a brilliant
winter blue some tune before the moment of contact,
11.3 a.m. The disc of the moon, black as ink, soon
made itself visible to observers provided with even
no better aid than a piece of smoked
class; and the
effect:of its rapid advance over the suns face as seen
through a telescope was very grand indeed. The time
of greatestlubscurity was iabout 12.30; and at that
time (eight-tenths of the sun's face being concealed
by the moon) a very striking and almost awful appear-
ance was presented by the earth and sky. The
sun appeared a blazing crescent ; the sky deepened its
hue into a rich violet; and a peculiar twilight spread
over the snowy hills and fields. One of the loveliest
" effects" was the glittering frost-work of the leafless
trees seen against the dark but perfectly clear vault of
the sky. An observer at Fordington says, "I
watched for the eclipse, just after eleven, with a good
glass; and there was something of mingled delight
and awe in the feelings as one saw at die predicted
swomd theglowing rise of the sun's disc, indented by
the solid line of the moon as she rulledin her unerring
path. What sublime stability has the Creator given
to his handiwork I "They continue this day according
to Thine ordinance; for all things serve Thee I"
We must await now from Africa, Spain, and Sicily,
the accounts of the tutal eclipse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

HOP mARKer.

There hat been a fair amount .1 trade dona durin; the week,
chiefly in the loiter cleaves of new Encli•li Hop, Stied
Ines American Llopt are inquired for, but at very he
privet.

BsF.D MARKET.

The close of thn year being so near Cl band. our undo
nre now very quiet ; ail descriptions of sends are, hostels
hold with considerable 11/711110118, nod a brisk humors. rat
bigbar prices, is anticipsted set the opening of 'he ues year.

WOOL IL&IIKETS.

BeLD,OnD, Dee. 22m1—The woolimarket is quiet in towns
day. The transactions In wool are comparatively lirshoil
Thio may arioc. In a great measure, from operation. hon., d
Into been made with more freedom, and apemen not Wing
under the imineallvto noienwlty, no near the end of due row, to
add to their .docks. Prime wethers and crol m.tednado we
still most in hood a. Prices are extremely dna, and, new.
lag to the experience of Nome, have a hardenin; tendency.
Loinxix, 23rd,—During the past week a largo benne. is
been done, in alma* all cameats sibiht adetnce. Too desmai
for the inferior grade. Is in excess of the supply, and &oddest
the feeling in the market is moore cheerful than for aka/
time mat.

HEMP, FLAX, AND JUTE
Thai° market.; have been quiet during the red M cim
quutatinui

FLAY, Egyptian, per to
Petersburg Li head .
Archangel .
Riga, W.F.P.K,
D.

L Li.
4 2 0 to 61

5110 A
i

Sinn
common to fair roping ..
picked qunlitio•
Potoriburg, .

370 ::. 0
0 ..
.. 00 0 ..

Ci ::
.. 16 0 ..
..4 0 .. 101
.. 41 10 .. 14

ot,t Idiot
hall-clean ..
Jun, ixgatuou
rojectloon
Cola Rork Ceylon lind Bombay

44 0
.. 350 .. 30 I
.. 34 0 .. OS
.. 31 0 . 3110
.. 10 5 .. 150
.. 17 10 . 0

: 01
.. 1 C .. 26 I
.. SO 0 .. 041

Yarn, good to extra An° ..

con-i'e to moll=
Fibre mattress
bristle kind

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.. 34 10 .. 61
.. 16 10 SO
.. 16 0 14
SI 0 03 I

HAY AND STRAW.
Siartnorao, Monday.
The following were the quotations :
Per load of 30 trowel. I Per load of 10 trews
Hay .. LA 10 oto e'.7 0 I Clover Lb 00toL7 7 I
5traw......£110 OWLS 00
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

OLD ESTABLISHED GROCERY BUSINESS,
46, 8E MARY-STREET. WEYMOUTH.

W. H. RIPPON

B1(38 to inform the public of Weymouth, Portland, and
the neighbourhood, that he Ilse Imo:ceded to the
badness earrled on by Messrs. SPooteas and Co., for
the last 21 years, and hopes that, by strict attention
and moderate prime, for good' of the beet quality, he
shall merit a ocentennance of the support given to his
predecessors.
°Werra the Address:—
W. H. RIPPON,

GROCER, TEA DEALER, AND PROVISION

MERCHANT,
46, RT. ILARY4STREET, WEYMOUTH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL LkUNDRY.
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Stara
is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and Ear
Majesty's laundress my; that although she has trisd
WHEATEN RICE, and other POWDIR STARCHINI, sin has
found nose et them equal to its GLEsrlrio. which is
he finest 'torch she ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS

BIIPERIORITI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

Just Published, Port Free for Two Stamps.
WONDERFUL MEDICAL DIROOVERY,

monis MI Tan C4lllO 0/
NERVOUS MENTAL k PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
LOWNESS of SPIRITS. INDIGESTION, WANT of lINERUT.
PREMATURE DECLINE, with plain directlone for PERFECT
RENTOB.ATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR IN • Mt
DATIL
The most important fad that Diem alarming oompletata mey
easily be removed

WITHOUT XIDICIHE.
Is here clearly demonstrated, aad the entirely new and bMbly
ItICCCISitH treatment, as adopted by the Author, hilly exphlned
—by Insane of which
EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF
perfectly, nd at the lead poadb! scat. Sant tree on receipt of
two stamps.
By W. Him, Esq., ILA., Berkeley Hears, South Crescent,
ißanell Square, London, W.O.
Tans CJHATA 5111 s All eo EASY and SIMPLE la
APPLICATION, THAT ALL CAI CURE THEMSELVES
PRIVATELY, SUCCESSFULLY sad at the SY AL LEST COST
ni • rine DAT/.
"The object of this extraordinary publication is to prove
bow Nervousness and concomit nt )(Liberie, can be efectually
and successfully treated, and the most convincing proof of tee
efficacy of this, that greatest el Inure discomisies, is
by Oho suorroso cam a ouros oloolod."—Modies' locoed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

THE CONSEQUENCE OF BUPEEWTITION.

The other day, in Wed Suffolk, a man died of
typhoid fever, and a neighbour wee persneded by some
old woman, supposed to be I d in the art of heal-
ing, to submit the diseased part of her invalid son's
body to the touch of the dead man's hand, as being
if ectu al to cure it. The consequence was, as might
hove been apprehended, that the dead man's fatal
diorama was communicated to the boy, hit household,
and the neighbourhood; that several de,ths have
followed Iron the same disease, which, in a virulent
form, is still lingering there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

WINTERBORNS STEZPLETON.

listen or W. Gnovne.—The saddes death of Mrs.
Groves on the lfth lank, created a sensation of sedum
throughout the village. /in inquest we. held by H.
Look, Req., when it appeared that about nine o'cilotk
in the eveoirtif shs we. hhh7 0,11,19,5, aid Mr Groves
went on to bed. Two hags later, finding she did not
oome to bed, went down smirk and vu shoeked to
find her lying on the door dead. He called the torrents,
and tent for Kr Hinson, surgeon. The medial man
made a poet motion examination, and found fatty
degeneration of tne heart. Tba jury retuned a warded
a death Iran natural einem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

PRLNTING PRINTING II

rrunt Proprietors of the Dorset County
J. Express end Mg Telegram having a LARGE
STAFF OF WORKMEN, en EXTENSIVE ASSORT-
MENT of TYPE, end STEAM MACRINP.RY are
Ii a position to execute

ALL KINDS OF PRINTING.
Circulars. Advice Notes. Law Printing.
Note-headings. Pamphlets. MemoranduinNotes
Prospectuses. Su bier ip tion Mercantile Printing
Cards. Lists or Re- ot every deserip-
fiendbills. ports. ties.
Posting Bills. Rules and Re- Printing for Sods-
Biased'. gulations of ties, Institutions.
Labels. Societies. Insurance and
Trade Price Magazines, other Companies.
Lists. Books.

Superior Invoice Heidi ... from 8s 64. per 1000
& Grocers' Billheads 3 6 „
tr4gegillheads... ~at 3 6 „
5,000 Memorandum Notes ... „ 6 0 ~
Large " Crown" Posters 0 per 100.
Trade Address Cards... ... 500 for 8
Circulars ... ••• ..• 2 6 per 100,
?RADS LINTS, TRADINNIN'S BILLS AND CATALOGUES.
Perforated Check Books
BILLHRLDS, CARDS, AID CIRCULARS,
At the shortest cosies, in • first-olaas style, at moderate
prioes.
Rita Cestribstiois Cards, Circulars, ec., printing for
Friendly Societies.
STUN FILMING WOBJES,
thithitnek Wok Deraissler.

irypHE DORSET COUNTY EMUS with
1 Monday'. London markets and ktem news by
belevaph, may be had on TUISDAY MNININGS, at
Mr. H. JOLLEFFES, and at L. T. a WALLIM
Parliaad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

NOTICE OF REMOVAL

J. COOPER,

CARVER, GILDER,
AND PICTURE FRAME MAILER,
(LIM or No. 6, ROND4IIIIIT, Wintown4
ELI to return his sincere thanks to the inhabitants
Qt Weymouth and it. vicinity for the liberal patron/Ks
bestowed on Mai since commencing basins''', sod to
crto them that he has REMOVED to more coo.
vieusat premises situate at
22, ST. THOMAS-STREET,
Inere he trade stall to merit the liberal patronage
so kindly bestowed on him.
CARVING AND GILDING IN ALL THEIR

BR&NCHES.

_
A Veriety of Oxford end other Frames kept in Block.
I.OOILIIIO GLABS AID PICTIIII.I TRAMS

RE.OILT EQUAL TO NEW.
Lay deeeription of Frame made to order at the
wariest who* sad most reasonable terms.
Thi Trade sappLed with gilt and other mouldings.

AN APPRINTICE WANTED.

Jut PAWilhAt. SA 810 SIM% Prim &Wow ow 4,
THR lILPOI3BIIIILITY OVEROOMS or,
ts taallulaTa• ao4 &oatmeal Dispoiia
sl the 84111180 of To, sad Villages.
pia KIRSCH Of ILINURE AS THE
FOOD OF MASTS: 12 quarters et twig
ail big:rove pee sem
al Oa £mv. VOOLI, Visor of
Vordiortom.
14413"10.1...LCA1MML4 PIMA, D GOLFE,.
4 NUN 00giVTAilSin

Tip OBERT HOOD, Juie.,PrcficaS Wakh
„LS, mod Clock Jewellar, , Sarno hv -errieer,
BLAINDFORD. We w and decond•band Lever, Geneva,
and other Watahea English Clocks of every des
scription made to order. A great variety of Muslims
sad other Foreign Clocks always on sale. Gold e. 4
Silver Chains; Wedding Wogs, ko. Old Gold and
Silver bought or taken in ozoliango. The best attention
paid to repairs. Clocks cleaned in the Country. A well
eaketed stook of Spooled's to snit all sights. Barome-
ters and Thermeatetets of the beit maks always on ego
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-27

" Loves redeeming work is done,
Fought the fight the battle won!
Lo l our Sues eclipse is o'er,
Lo l he sets in blood no more."

There is one thought more which I will very briefly
notice in conclusion ; a thought which perhaps without
too much fancy or imagination may bring comfort to
sorrowful and desponding sculs. Immediately before
the totality in a solar eclipse, and immediately follow-
ing it, a wonderfully beautiful phenomenon is
sometimes witnessed. The narrow line of sun-
light remaining or re-appearing is broken np into
a necklace of celestial diamonds hanging round
the blackness. And during the totality red promi-
nences like tongues or swords of rosy hue, shoot up
Irons the gloom, some of Luse of vast size, being
• some so,ooo milt, in height; but so faint as to vanish
entirely when the sun begins to emerge. So, in the
Christian's hours of sadness, in his days of gloom,—
at the hour of death and the day of judgment, there
will ever be light enough left to assure him that the
sun is still on tire though for a moment hidden ; "for
the Lord is near in the valley of decision ; the sun
and the moon shall be darkened, and the stars shall
withdraw their shining; the Lord also shall roar out
of Zion, and utter His voice from Jerusalem ; and
the heavens and the earth shall shake ; but the Lord
shall be the hope of his people, and the strength of
the children of Israel."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

W EY IIOtrTIL

A CCrTFIR . GROONDLKO ON )(MEMO FOR TAM
HARROOIL—OR Saturday afternoon H.M. revenue
cutter Royal Charlotte, Captain Frogmen. came up
from Falmouth that Captain Richards might take
oommand of her. On entering the harbour the cutter
kept too far to the northward, and went on the
sands outside the Pile Pier, where she stuck, in
sight of the town. A rope was made fast to her
mast-head, carried to the Pie Pier, and made fast,
aril a boat was hoisted up over her eide. These
arrangements kept her from heeling over as the tide
fell, and there she had to 'Ls, for homi,

ORZINWICH HOSPITAL SIXPIINCE FUND. -- On
Monday last Mr. W. Jackson, in the House of
Commons, inked the First Lord of the Admiralty if
any mode and proportions had been settled for the
distribution of the annual sum of .C 4,000 which in
the last minion was flied should be divided among
the merchant mermen, who had contributed to what
was generally known as the "Greenwich Hospital
Sixpence Fund," and bow soon the appropriation of
the money would commence. Mr. Lefevre said that
there was an order in CNined pawed in October last
which confirmed the conditions and proportions in
which pensions should be granted under the Aot of
last session. Some time must necessarily elapse to
allow the claims to be sent in and examined, but
pensions were now being granted at the rate of 50
a-week. There were 3,400 claims, and 1,113 were
those of men who went to sea before 1443, so that at
present no one who was not 70 jean of age had much
chance of getting a pension.
Tax ANOSLICA, Greek brig, which has been ling
on the ground at Passage Bar, for the last fortnight,
was discharged of all her cargo (railway iron, fr.c.,)
on Friday night, by Messrs. J. Cosens and Co. She
was then left in charge of the captain, the salvors'
engagement having been completed. Early on
Saturday morning the vessel limited, and drifted on
the Breakwater. No one was on board at the time,
and the vessel drove helplessly on the rocks, where
she remained on Saturday at noon. It was between
four and five in the morning when the Angelica
went on the Breakwater rocks, The steamer Ocean
Bride, of Portland Roods, put off to the brig, and
found her with about a foot and half of water in her
hold. About half-past two in the afternoon the
steamer succeeded in getting her off the rocks, and
brought her into Weymouth harbour, where on
Saturday night she had about three feet of water in
her hold.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

CATTLE MARKET

RstrirroL, Thuradar.—We had a large supply of beef, con-
signments being received from all quarters Trade was dull,
but holders were very fine, and heat descriptions realised front
70. to 7ts. per cwt.; for secondary and inferior maraples these
was no demand, and they could mannay be mold even at the
low quotation of from 10. to Ma per sort Of Seep we had
about an average eupply, but it proved more than 'sufficient for
the demand, trade being anything but WA ; bed lodises,
however, maintained their poition in the quotation. at tad.
per lb., and ews changed hands at Bd. We had a moderate
supply of store cattle, and, as usual before the half-yearly fair,
trade was quiet, and only • limitsi basinsnt ws done. Of
milch cows we had • fair su„sply, and there we. a steady trade
at recent rates, quotations ranging from £l4 to C 22. We had
• good eupply of pig. at the Westsareet yard, the number
from Ireland being about A:1,000. Owing to the alight im-
provement in the bacon market, trade sas brisk, and all were
cleared off at an Improvement on recent rats, bacon pig.
selling at from It.. 4d to 11. Bd., and porkers at 11. Bd. per
MK'S.

—.-
Mirsorourax CAITLI, Tbunday.—Only Moderate wiled,
of both bead and sheep and the general character of the
animals was sornewhat inferior. As the year opened, the Rock
came to hand In very excellent condition, hut reermtly. a ver)
material falling off ha* become apparent. The bed trade to-
tie) del not differ materially from Monday Id. tissall) prime
Scotch fed animal, sold at about fss. Si per SIM, though that
figure must be regarded an exceptlimal. Foreign Rack was
dull of sale, and prime were rather easier. There we.. fair
number of sheep In the poem Good Downs were name, and
mends:Med late rate. -0.-de. per Sib.- hot heavy and Inferior
.beep tended downwards in . deo lambs met a quiet de at
from 7. 6d, to tie, per gib., actuating to quality. Small calves
wary firm; pig. unaltered.
Per alb. to sink the odaL _ _

a. s. d. d. d.
ltd. coarse bouts 3 2to 10 Priessllouthdowas6 Bto 6 0
&moor quality... 4 0 to 4 6 Log. soars, ealeee 4 2to 6 0
PAM* large esee 4 4to 4 10 Priam satall
Prisae Scots, Ile. 4 10 to 6 0 Lugs bogs 4 6to 6 4
Inf. coarse sheep 3 4106 0 Nest sail. porton 6 610 5 10
Second quality . 4 21.4 6 &hog. calmaeh 0 41.0 0
restos oesreelllllll 6 2106 6 Cir. all strut ziLsto 20 oto 26 0
-sa UPPLT.
Bosela

roissos

Bogs

_604

Shoop
Clans 64 (16.66.....--
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Tigm761.,...-.. " I
us Toarwuntrir Ilium. rriday.a-There was an
unusally good supply of cattle and sbeep. Animals id good
40a1ity were much in detnand, god buyers muneroua A great
number changed bands on Thursday. Milo • fait supply of
milch cow, with an satire trade. Prior were Arm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

HAT AND_ NTRAW.

Pliday.—Se;re;loads ol hay, from Y. to 95. per
ton. Three loads cd straw, kers Is. id. to la ltd. par dosen.
Ooal, Its. per ton.
Loons, Priday. —The trade for Hay and Straw Is firm, at
about prerlons quotation.. Meadow hay Is wiling at SO% to
M.; PO.lll. 60s. to 74.: Mover, OIL t. 1164.: and Straw,
Sp. le 34e. per Iced of 36 triune.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

Imperial lath/intent

HOUSE OF LORDS.

FIIDAT.—Tbe Lord eIIAIKIII49II mowed the Ina reading of
the Judge.' JurialleUos which le to enable any gee albs
superior courts to mused Urns aselalaarse el the Judges of the
other tourt• if they were overloaded Isiah bullpen, and that
thaw Judge or judges should foe every purpose have this tante
authority and jurisdiction as Lf they had originally heleaged to
It. court.
The hill seas read • first time.
Norrear. —The Peers had • brief unimportant sittleg.
_

-
TrwsPAT.—Lord Chelm4or4's Sunday Trading Rill wats
dismayed but much doubt waaelpremasi a. to whether It wows'
elect the object the noble lord had In view re bill waa read
a %mond time, and their lord...him adjourned.
Tut emir, Lord Derby presented a Petition from Bridgwa-
ter complaining of the conduct ,4 the Election rommladoners
tsoiani. witnewea The Judges. Jurialletion Rill was ra.d
'second time. In reply to Lewd Lyttletoa, Lord Morey mid
the Government would enviable? whether they would proixtra•
Itilt.r.r amending the ilintre 4.1 Labour Regulation Act.
Ft it.. The Lord rtitarausna laid no tie table the Natura
liar ion 11111, which read • engt time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

HOP_ MARKET.

Lonox, Friday.—M Bakers. White, and Morgsn, report
that theft+ Market haa been doing more beak:tem bUce the
commencement ot this week, reenituig in an advance in the
values or Kent and Sums: hop., also choice Bavarian and
French bops New Americana are in good wepply, and are
drooping In price. Yearling bops of gi tisecriptions are
neglected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

STR&TTON.

Dunn° the winter month. Mrs Bingham, of
Bradford Paversll, ban taken very great interest in
the young men and boys of Stratton and its neigh-
bourhood, in gathering them together every week
for writing and reading the Bible in the schoolroom,
kindly lent by Mrs Pattison. The meetings were
brought to a clots on Thursday evening, Feb. 24th,
on which occasion Um. Bingham provided for all a
good supper of beef and plum pudding, with tea and
Wise. Fosipaix were present and all did full
justios to the good things provided. Before
separating they gave three hearty cheers for Mn.
Bingham, and three for the Colonel, in token of
their appreciation of the kindness showed towards
them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

SHERBORNE.

£16.5 is to be paid for the scavenging of the town
for tbe current year.
Tux horticultural show is to be beld on August
2-Ith. The society has • balance of £6O.

BRIDPORT.

Ma. rioDoso:,/, Our former repreeentative, ia to be
invited to coldost Bristol in the Liberal interest,
when the expected vacancy in that city (=um
TRM PRRA NC I SOCIETY. —About seventy have joined
the society daring the past year, and it hos • balance
of £4 Is. 3d. At a recent meeting at Burton Brad-
flock upwards of 40 pledgee were taken.
Youso Cii HMI AN ASSOCIATION. —Th.
society lost nearly £1.4 by its last triune of lectures,
although several were given gratuitously. Obviously
lectures of the kind they provide are not appreciated.
However, there is a balance in favour of the society
of £2, and the emaciation monists of 40 members.
ItirLs CORPS.—Yet another resignation I Quarter
Mester Sergeant Tucker, who has been associated
with the sorps since it commenced, has retired.
Concirt—On Monday evening Mr. Wright. the
haiximseter of the Sod Dorset Volunteer Artillery, gave his
concert at the inlii Hall. The house was not full.
FINA.—On Sunday afternoon about belt past three
• portion of • draw rick on the farm of Mr. D. E. Biddleconthe,
of Allington, and situated near Dotter), was discovered to be
on Cr. About ten tons of straw was consumed. The fire was
Noised, It is supposed, by some mischievous boys.
Os Thursday evening about ail o'clock • brilliant
light was seen In the west, and, as the darkness increased. the
western &Tina) wee brilliantly illuminwed evidently by a Sr.
of considershle magnitude. It turned out that an immense
guslititv of Imre brrusting between Hunter's Lodge and Musbufy
was ual ere.
RonoUON MUM, Monday—Before the Mayor (James
Williams, Km.), and 8. W. Whetham, Esq.
Emmy Warmer, servant to Mr. Saxon, of the King of Prussia
Hotel. we. bronght Up awned with stealing a half-crown, five
bottles of bran ,y, a large number of cigars, rpoona, ewes, a
deasinW, and mine wearing apparel, the property of her master.
Her mother, SALMI Srm, ean charged with receiving the
greater portion of the property knowing it to be stolen. Mr.
Saxon having Ids suspicimi excited mariod some money, which
ha put In his till. lie missed the half-crown, which WY found
In the servant's puree. With two policemea Mr. Saxon pro-
ceeded to the house of the eider prisoner, where the Masa
property was found. Both were committed for trial, but were
*Sowed 'therty on hail in 690 themselves and two auntie. for
,elO each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

ANOTHER FENIAN MURDER.

A murder, believed to be cionnected with Fenianism,
was perpeireted on Sunday night in Dublin. A man
named Malone. a pensioner from the polies force, when
in a house on Usher's-quay. saw two flub.. of lire near
the Quay-wall, nearly opposite Jackson'. Rotel.
Running nut, he saw a men fall on the ground. and on
going up found the man in a dying mate. Malone then
went for the police, and the wounded man was driven
•to the Richmond Hospital, where the surgeon on duty
immouneed life to be...admit. Upon an examination
of the body, two wounds, apparently inflicted by heists
from a small pistol. were discovered, one in the left
breast, which would aceount for the almost Instan-
taneous fatal result, and the other In the right groin.
it was esetrtained the name of the deceased was Mullin,
a plumber, out of work, but had lately been employed
in the establishment or Messrs. Courtney and Stephens.
From the statem elite made by the wife and daughter.
in•law of the decessicl, four men were arrested—three
brothers named Salmon and a man named Hare. 'lb.
polio. are positive that the assassination is connected
with Fenianism.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

WOOl. MAR/LW&

Baseman, Thuriday.—There hi no noticeable change in the
wool market to-day. A certain amount of business is being
done in lustre aorta, and tbe better kinds of Midland Counties
wool, but at prices hilly as low se any that bays beep currant
of laia, and tem than those paid • few weeks eines. Staplers
complain of the digiculty of meeting the.. prices by purchases
in the country.
Loeser. Tbureday.--Choice English wool has tended upwards
In valve owing to its isermaing earcity. All Interior qualities,
however, have continued dull of sale, and prier base given
way. The public mks of colonial wool base been well
attended. and the opening quotations have been staisilly
maintained.

-1.0-1/Doi,-iriday.—At the public maw of Colonial wool tb•
tendency of prices Is otrosiderod to be upward.

POTATO _ NARK sr.

Bommen sae firrrturiaum,--- Fridey.----ilis receipts of potatoes
at times markets have been comparatively small, hot quite
equal to the demand. Prime have been with difficulty mp.
pouted end the trade has showed no signs of improvement :
Main, 70a to 96a, ditto Regents, 100 a to 110 a. ;
ditto Rocks, 00a. to 75..; Scotch Regents, 80a. to 115..;
French and Belgian whites, the, to 75.. per ton.

SCOAR NIA KIECTS.

CLTDC Friday.—Tl;;;laad—oess--tin-u—se, and the pIITIOUS
advance fully sustalnaL
Baurrot.lday.—There Is • more favourable tone for
b 010..., but prime have tended In buyer.' favour. Good
grocery Demerara sold at Mit ed. to 41. Rapers producilana
eell 'avidly, but prices remain very msleratis
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

if antpohirc.

Ii ie rumoured that itrchdemeon Pott will be appointed
Suffragan Bi.hop of Winchester.

_
Hattre SHIZZN. —These suites commenced on &dur.
day last There were 51 Prisoner'.
MR. Lucas. landlord of the Kinusland Tavern, South-
ampton, has died in a apoplectic fit.
ML J. H. Toon, saddler, of Btshop's Waltham, has
drowned himself in a 111 of melancholy, °mullioned by
the death of his father.

_
A LABOUIES. nini. d Street, di sl not return home the
other night to Ringwood from Kingstoo, where he had
bees working, sad nett morning he was picked up dead
on the road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

OWERMOIGNE.

Co oitrusa CLuit.—A meeting of this club took place
last Thursday, and attracted • large company from
Dorchester. Weymouth, and the neighbourhood The
stewards were Memrs. A. B. Foster, W. Thompson, H.
Morsat, sod J. Thresher; the field stewards, Mr. R.
Mayo and Mr. J. B. Taylor ; flag steward, Mr. W.
chiloott ; judge, Mr. N. K. Wentworth ; clipper, J.
Porter. The duties ef hon. secretary to the club were
discharged by Mr. W. Chick. There were three stakes
and four pain of dogs were entered in each. The
Owernsoigne stakes was divided between Mr Besant's
Billy Boy and Mr. Besant's Myrtle; the Warmwell
stakes was won by Mr. Morsnt's Mirric ; and Mr.
Ensor's Blondin won the Watereembe stskes. Several
match,. followed, and it was a most pkesant meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01

'Affront rt.

Emir or Ergarraiso (Londo : Lent led Cs. )
All who have experienced the sum !abeam of lase manual
of decimals information, " Esqi lire Within," will he,
glad to bear of ths iMaO of part onoof • sow work a •
similar character, entitled "1 lest of Everything,"
which metal= practical suggest leas In dosesstie and
sosial matters of importanos, ea, le:dying an the tin.
proviiinsints of recent years.

Thi MlLLloir.—We have roes reed the first saenthly
part of • serial with this title. ft is a magazine of the
Leaden Josiraa/ seat. tionsistin g prineipally of 'highly
sensational storms, powerfully i Iliastrated. Mr. J• 1111111
Greestiood " the amateur ca seal," is writios io it
"Life in • Workhouse." Mr. E domed Yates has begun
• entry about "Black likee" Me. M. Column oontri.
betas "Delilah" there is "Lord. Carlson-a retribation,"
sad "The coil of the serpent, or Sir Jasper Hemble's
plot," with other exciting tales. the (ammeter of which
is pretty well indicated by these titles, and tor further
information we may note so me of the illustrations
—" George Dallas bides on the balootty," "The
sight of Lucy upsets Tom the twister," "Tobias,
having throttled John Hart, leaps from the train into
the river," "Sir Gilbert Monist:lute is entrapped,"
" Dominique is precipitated into the abyss," ke. After
(Mg it kg lonely unnemisper7 to my that those who like
highly-spiced stories will get them &bun batty in" The
Million." Biograph le's of " &truest workt oomprisinf,
John Bright, George Stephenson, and others, wit,n
aneedotes, poetry, ko, make up the nun ‘ber.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

WHELPTON'S

Are worrentad not to contain a single putt:led
Nemo" or any other Miwena Zsbdsscsi bat to
comixt entirely of Medicinal Matters, Pyre', Ft
eiside. Hence, they are easily digested by
atornash, taken up by the absorbent vessels and
carried into the blood, and thus the whole system
Is brought under that Purifying and Renovating
influence.
They have long since ben n used in one of as
largest County Hospitals in Oren Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation of several eminent Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; and have proved their vales
Thowiende of instanoss in diseases of the Heed.
Chem Bowie, Liver, and }Lamp; and in all BUD
Complaints are one of the beat Medidnea known.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, In bona
pries sd., la. 10., sad 38. 9d, each, by W
& Son, 8, Crane Court, Fleet Street, London
, end may be had of all Chemists and Medicine
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

BYDLING.

Ten EDUCATION Am.—Here It has been resolved 119
carry on the elementary schools on tbe vaunts/
principle, tbe management being ID the bends d.
committee elected by the rateopeyega. An sateedened
In favour ol • school board was lost by three.

C ARDSTOCS.
Ix this parish it has boen resolved to Min (flail fa
the school by a voluntary oontribatke of IL is tbs
pound, and the Vicar (Rev. O Woodeock) and *IA
ratcpayErs are appotnted the school committee.

OORFZ CIAZITLF.
AOCIDINT.—As Mr. T. Farwell, builder, of
place, waa returning from Wareham, on Tuesday,
horse took fright and na &phut some large tree rob
near The half way houses," on the Vale Road, or
turning the volatile, birrtitg off both shot* 14
damaging the harness. Fortunately Mr. rare
escaped unhurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

HWANAGE.

Vir VnoLcn.—Advent is couna.msrated by spe6l.l
we. h114n.-sdas Evenl lig services 1.1 tht puish church
tuo..Usditte.unse•

CturniPu Cunt —On Wrducagiy over Ifl dooosilon
brought mural bundles to the Ivrea Nat.onal Sohn.l.
p.m to above the lad:cr.' committee of the cub. Far
Ito future it liprfiposed to distribute the heath's of
the Club to November.
DIOCIZAW.—A collection was made on Soutar mom
lac lest in the church in ald of the speck! Dio:erau
Fond now ing raised to assist parishes to provide
suffieient and efileieet elementary sehool sooolotnodo-
ton. The offertory amounted to between 12 and
WI arc Pleased to leer° that there is a great im-
provement in the iterena4e atone trade, after ro much
depression. Swauare never produced stoat) of snob
fine quality it at the ptraent time, and our tattling
merehanti seem AO take erpeeial ears to supply none but
what Is thoroughly good. Jibs a well-known fort that
tvellivre atone, well erdeetwi, le swwverel to none in the
country, and (*pedant for sired PneWeseu We see
sorry to hoer of the eateblisbevent of • truck chop for
querviers, f,.r at such places high prices sod Inferior
goods geeerally go together.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

Borsetstjtrt.

Uzi MAJWIT h&B been pireold to at lept the tom.
mlvion held by Lientenr Tit Wil'i,ms (and hot "Lien-
tenant Broanker " as stated last Irtek) 'n the Qu-eit's
Own Regiment Of Yoomanry Baer' I, anti to approve
a his retaining his retaining his rant, and being per-
plt...ll 4* narifn•sa toSinnant nn rot Are
merit.

Tut Forir-airri.ldoirra Distant 111 DeitelT.—Tue
loud authority of Dorsetehire -the malistrates at
quarter seasions— having revoked all their orders regard-
ing the foot-aud-mouth disuse, arid docl,ned to make
any fresh regulations, although the milady still pnivella
and Is spreading in the country, hays been brought to
book by the Privy Council, who desired to kriow the
name for sash revocation. The magistrates have sent
the follos;ng answer :—L Our farmers were ineon•
veniently hampered in feeding their et ok when
isolated. 2. Cotalrat outset of the inspectors with
the diseesed animals is believed to Lave beat the meths
of gently spreading the dimes. 3. In vets of the
weeny where the cattle were depastured epos land
bordenng upon the riven they would have been liable
in the autumnal floods, if not removable, to have been
drowned. 4. The lumen now well know bow to treat the
affected animals, and in effect Lill out be new
order of the P.iry Council (307). T.,e reat.iotions fur
poised have in no way, It I. bele. 0.1, les.ened the
spreading of the disease, but, on the smothery,
tended to bureau it. 5. It is believed that matinees
57 and 58 of the Ad are auffielent safeguards Newt
the propagation of foot-and mouth disease, which is
rarely fatal. 6. It was oonsliered that the Privy
Council, by removing their own restrictions (by Order
No. 306) so u to enable animals to be removed from field
to field, had Income satisfied that their former Jeanie.
tiona were too stringent and inlopentive In preveating
the spro•ding of the &sue. 7. That Dorestshire con.
seiittently only followed the Privy Omineil lU revoking
their own orders whisk, upon nv.ew, they deemed to
he inexpedient and for auth reasons the lose' authority
have not soon fit to make any regulations under the
sew order of the Privy Council (307). The attention
of the Privy Council was also drawn to the hardships
imposed upon the inspectors lu hula( to make so many
return, of each single cue of outbreak of disease under
the general order of Council. and • remedy was sok
Frosted. Through this action mule on the part of tbe
Dorset lust acithotity the Prii y Council subsequently
undo • new order (November 8, 317. 1870) revoking
article 11 of the eenoral order nqublog these rewrite,
andimposod another article requiring tele, as of • much
more simple character, to the groat relief of the is.
nutters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

PLUSSI A N CUNNING.

The Prroianr, according tc the Paris Si-rk, are ex-
treme/y trenni.r. When tin y recoonoilys at night
pi-sees sgo 'orb, les•l-ng dogs, which oo braving the
lea.t noire orVit spp-osolyng the Fn nib eenti:ea, stop
m.d make • gruff nu,•c. U • spy .ises at &spot where
be does not feel areavo, be poste Itim.olf behind a true
or wsli and lera too Ohio dog. Au 1,1311 salt udvaners
he from nothing, but it goes sideways or atone, it'?
be Snows he most be on the gird. Tire Pr Anian
moreover, lost, al of showing thimoulves like
the French, get behind anything they can, and in de-
fault of this (Ply boles, which they creep Into Added
to thew pier tahoos is so "on chee:p'ine, whieh prr •
mates the moot @Mole r The dog is not the
Pr, .i•os only oily this wen ; they have t...ined
hawks for the porpo,e of ea' hug es rier p,geons.
"Should such cunning." ask, the &refs, "(tighten us
Not at I". IS lc time, however, that we broke thror-th
the circle which coops as in,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

CHAP 4 AN'S

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--
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digested food for infants, children, and invalid& Its richness in phosiles
makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nounshirg
food for children, and is an excellent diet for invalids, being retained in th
stomach when Arrowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.
From the "Loommtp *ad April, tB7o.
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Retail of Family Grocers and Miamian. as, In ad., 6d.. a is. packets, a sa. Tins.
Wholesale Of the aole Proprietors.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

1870,

Inland is to he curled into en eneflifs mrt, he wr•uld ,
endcaseur to gat lot of hero. woo U rosaible,
wtiir
Or floats or not. Bet if the mon se or! t-ying to
carry kir sato thu port, he would stay on boat,' al long
os porelble, and 6..:ht her agaleot her enorni a. mid Foy
toned to oloonte the 0011111111i0/1 10 which bo Wooly-1.
Bat lieul otiort+ fail, if Gal, who bas gloon tin pro-
mho of perpetuity to no vioihln church, bat only to the
briars a Christ, ohoold decide against her, lilt shoild
evidently be Dor tluty a. Protestant Ceurobmon to
leave her—thea we will not go out with haste, Der by
flight, but the Gad of Itosta shall ya with uo, and the
Gob of Israel obeli be Our rereward, and he wee awe we
labeli curry nut the great ill.ftS of the merlin( peg
fearing people of this country. For the coming year,
then, lot no telte an our moxim and motto "Beattars,
and of a good warms, and He 'hall strengthen your
hearts, all yo that treat in the Lord." Let it not be
thought by our enemies In the church, not by our ROM
sorformlst brethren outside the church, that we are
afflicted with impetienea, weariest, timidity, fear
belie patience and firm resolution in the strength and
by the rate of the Lord our God, let It be Ours to
shadiest's the teachings and doctrines and diseiplin• of
our Established Church, alike from the deadly taint of
infidelity, the loose hand of latitudloarbsoian, and
from the corrupted taint of the limaish superstition—
(applause).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-20

Swell!cations were -o;tier-erfer constructing a drek
from the Bodtpole road to the Baekwater.

MAIDEN NEWTON.

Tim Elmo Allow Am.—The voluntary principle IN le
be continued hers as before, although there how ism
some talk of a board. Bat the Nablosal same/ is *kb
efficient, sad cooly leeks room for ten mom Thalia**,
(Rev. M. Gankey) hes long allowed dimemises IA&
drew their childres Item denominational tease*. Id
proposes that subscribers of one guinea awhile lie
committee of management. They need 21401,
an infants' class room. Of this, Government would lei
EGO, leaving £BO to be raised. Also 1:30 to GIMP 111.
amounts for the year. and £3O for necessary repels
If they built a master's house in oombinatioe with lin
infanta' room and partly over it, the emit weeld be abed
£325. The Bey, IL Henke, has personally expended
on the school shwa he has beentreotor :-.4lebeariplislar
pert of 1868, £7 104.; ditto 1869, £l5 ; balance hod.
1868, £l2 125.; ditto, 1869, £3O ; building debt alb.
imbibed. £6 65.; school treats, £23 ; promised
hone, £5O; total, C 143 It is not every pelt.%
a rector who has the means and Inclination to Ove old
of his private means, in lees than two yews sad • ha.
£143 for educational purposes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-17

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