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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

3WANAOL

Mr. J. HILLIER, ichoolinester, has been offered an
Assistant Saboot.Lispectonhip,bat it turned out he was
a few months over the regulation age of 35.
RITERTAIIIIRET. —Oa Tuesday evening last, the
children of the Band of Hope gave a repetition of their
entertainment. The obildren creditably Nang and melted
their pieces, to the satisfaction of all, but owing to the
Inclement state of the weather the room wee bat
Indifferently WWI.
AOCEIII3LIATIONL—Ori the let of May the
Swansea, resole, and Banrsemeath steam peeket
°anion skip thither Bell will somminee muting
heiress the abovertmeted Sams, au.l will in addition
make tripe to the different interorting twiddles in the
boar' netigh hood, se ledwartb, Aleut Bay, Bide, Clime,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

potoctsntrf•

Ittyr.r Vot.ryrtmto —Tne ,onmial prize me,,,"nil of
VI- County A.au wiU take ;du, at LP ~.e-ster,
on Mordni. JUT'S 19 The return rnateel with the
IV:A*IAm Volunteers ill Sign tlll.l ll';,°Tch°^t
In Jut.r neat. The -rope itizn Ituotletlon
r, pr. se .tation will take plac3 •tace, April upl
Nov, 19. ,
CotivrtrrD To Tat Dozarr Cour f PlaßoN. —Hard
Labour: John Castilla, stooling iLi at Weymouth,
2 saluidar months ; Isaac dealing hay as
Leigh, 6 weeks: George Norte*, steeling wheat at
Wootton Fitspabte, 6 weeks; 'atitaa Donning saaadt
at Weymouth, 1 calendar aonth ; George kabbets,
drunk, ho., it Wimborne, t ationdra month; George
Poole, smolt on polio, at Besmblster, 1 calendar
month ;William Omit,. stealing ollosice at Osnford
gaana, 1 walendar morn. Thomas Rideout, 111. treating
a honest Footmen Wm. 1 calendar month; Thomas
Hale, vagranoy Boamlaster, 28 days ; Charbw
skalust„ reed and *pen 161 Beamingtor, 28
day.; Tho nu r °well, aissalt on police at
Roo, 11 day, Richard Tanker, Levi Tucker.
a shirt at Vadletrenthide, 14 day.; John O'Connor,
vagrancy at Itri_e_port, 14 day.; Henry Kerley, ml 5.
behaviour In Weymouth Union; Thomas Adams,
dealing ,oal it Oranborne, 14 day.; Charlotte Dunn,
camas, at Weymouth, 7 dare; Henry Wells, vagrancy
at BritlporA 7 days ; Fanny Thud, stealing a mutton
chop at Weymouth.—/speironsual : George Chesi.
man, drank, ho., at Blandon', 7 dais.

TURNPIKE TRUSTS IN DORSIITSHIRB.
The following is au sztraot from the swine] Govero.
meet return of the Turnpike Trusts in England sod
Wakes,. showing the length of road, the amount of
banded debt, and the interest paid by each road. The
length of toast road in Dorsetshire is 433 tulles sad
15.270 yards. The amount of bonded debt is
£94,170 21. lid. The following shows the length, debt,
and interest of °ash roll:

Title ol Road.

14°01' 'lie' burl bet.
t. Y.
O 7 187 0116 5
060
11 an 61 so 42
6
1000 1000 22
14 4 32 10146 3
1400) 10974 1 2
• 3 71 22,1,41
13 3 I.'S 4.°4
1128 1060 4
16 2 76 OW° 2
2450 122
31 0 0 , 2400
S 7 81 t 700
itl 0 21 460 ' 5
13 0 Z'S 2900
1
3 184 20,10 41
21 5 11 3150
44
11 2 110 400
91 8200 353C3 4
14 0 0 1800 05
63 0 0 43850 0 0 6
41 in 13 'sod and Wales
141 upon which

Backwater Bridge Broad • -
Blandlonl end Poole • • -
Blandlord and Wimborno • -
Brldport De District • - -
Brldport Sod District - • -
Bridport sod Broadwindsor• -
Conte Abbe, • • . .
Dorchester and Wool !
Handsaw Blandlord & Dorcberter
Lyme Regit

=Kw's, Crswkerne BrenelH
11 Newton • - •

Poole
Sherbome - • •
Vale ol Black wore
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New 'Last
Wareham Three En inches -
Weymouth, Melcombe Regis, I.
_ and Dorchester •

Wibo—rn—c-I:n—ti-Fiddlotown

The totid length of trust
hi 17,692 miles, 4 furlongs,
there is ibonded debt of 6;

,8443 17s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

LOCAL BOARD 01 HEALTH.

R. !bye, Esq., Clerk to the Wejinouth and Dot.
'beater Turnpike Trainees, e rote lurking that the
bank o hauaewck.bulldieglmibt be Liken up, for the
Improvement of the road at the 011t11111C3 to the town.
—Ordeted t.) be done.

WEYMOUTH COUNTY COURT.
Before T. E. I'. LifgoT, EN., judge.
• WILLIS •VD HUI MIN.

Trail v. Pope was an motion brought by a labouring
man against his most*: for wagea,
lir. George app wired for Mr. Popo.
Plalatlif said ha had been working for Mr. Pop*, at
9s. per week. cud 3 weak' were due, bat he owed his
master 13s. for bread. Yr. Pope Mimed blui for
breaking the hoisting tackle, and he lull, and his master
would not pay him his wages ; but he molly will rot
there when the tr:kie was .broken
. . .

Mr. George said he had been instructed that Mu.
Pope lint defendant 7a.
'Trott meld ibis had been paid.
Mr. George, who was only lostrneted yesterday, had
no elides's to oppose, Mr. Pope, being absent, sad
jud,pnent was Oren for plaintiff, payment forth. :th.
Strange v. Pope was • claim for £2 lls. for wages.
Kr, Howard appeared for plaintiff, and Mr, George
for defendant, the same miler as in the preceding
SINN and objested to two Hems rd the moons* pro-
duced, 3s. sad Its. for • wish's wages in lieu of
notice. _

—/Lr. Pope did not appear; bat Kr. George said the
man had been disabused for misooadnet.
Plaintiff said he bad Leon in Mr. Hopkina's employ
before he went to Mr. P!pe's, and had been with Mr.
Pope 'butt 9 months. They need to hare their mot/
evi.iortnittaleirst lately eoeld not
meu there we 3 is* it
den
.0 teeM gals pi • wok laaviai
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

BURTON BRADSTOOK.

DISAPPOINT= Or :lime was In
groat excitement the other day owing to a maple being
disappointed in mat.iage, which had been published in
the church, and no objection raised, but just before
ceremony was to take place, as the parties were pro-
ceeding to leave their house, the rector received a letter
from the happy awaln's parents, desiring him not to
marry the pvir as their son was under age, he being
only 17, and the bride 18. The next morning the
village was again excited, expecting the wedding to
come off, but the minister again refused to tie the
nuptial knot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

Till LIOISSISO BILL—A petition is in wares of
signature in Dorchester against Mr. Bruoe's Linen/lila
Bill.

DORCHP.STER.

Ii Faday's 11)4‘1011.037A44 iiennouneed the dim°.
bitten of partnership between Messrs. J. Third and
A. S. Meson, Dorchester, brewers.
Awfocm gems Syeamra.—Ws understand that
about thisty summonses haws been Issued against Mr.
Kintigh!. of this town, charging him with starving
cattle at Barton farm. They will be heard on Saturday
next. . . .

lilcgooa Or AR7 BAZkAR--A bazaar modar distill•
giddied patronage was held in the Corn Fiohange on
Tuesday and Wednesday, on Irshaif of thohod of
Art. The stalls were kept by Mrs. Broadloy end Mies
Stephens, lifts. end Miss Coombs, Misses Lock, Misses
Hodges, Miss Batson, and Mimes Penton, while Miss.
Lock and Mr. B. F. Look presided over tho Post.oflicie
Telegraph. The prooeeds amounted to upwards of
1:154. _ _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

Faun °ARLEN.

All trees on the walls should now ho looked over ali
have their wood thinned while in the bud, taking 4
with the finger and thumb all foreright bilis,
others that are not properly sheeted for laying IL
Thin also the young canes of Raspberries to the music
necessary for next year's crop, by this moans the now
will be stranger, and will ripea better.
FLOWIR GLIDES.

Annuals will always find a place in the bosturrsapi
garden. No idea of the beauty of annusls cat Is
formal by the stunted patches we so generally lite, o.
leg to common practice of sewing the wed in • patekw
allowing perhaps, fifty or more plants to grow in aKea
wheat wo or three only should haveremaiued. Amok
Intended for beds should be inch as continue a °onside
able time in flower; those of dwarf habit being plied
near the walks, and the teller.growing onee at A green
distance. Among the former may be named Nernoplids
Clintonia palchella, some of the dwarf Coe
pantiles, Convolvulus minor, Breehyoome
Portnlocu, Saponaria, Tagetes, Alyssom, Podia Zinnia
Tom Thumb Nesturtiums, krx, besides many others, if
which every seedsman's list affords &selection. Stooks
as a matter of course, will always be grown, as WWII
Chrysanthemum-flowered Asters which have bright sal
distinct colours for beds, with the advantage of haviag
erect flowers. Climbing annuals, a. frornolsa
acluncum (canary creeper), Convolvalus maj ir, Loam,
COblO scatttlens, E3OTCMOOSTIMAI, MAW/tic:y.4S, 1.31,110.
spermums, should be sown in pots, tbri:e or foe
seeds in each, and when strong enough should ho plastid
to cover trellises, rustlowork, poles, walls bre. Seised
these sowing early as formerly directed, in order le
become suSaiectly established, while the more F.
and strong-growing kinds wlll succeed now. Li
forget to make one or two sowings of riweet Peas to
up • suoinesion of bloom. As the plantintout se
approaches take every opportunity of bordering; of
entire stock, that the change to complete exposure
be gradual, and the after-growth progressive.
plants which are kept in pots, and wbktr
potbound, should either be turned out into a ft;
be watered with liquid manure.

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0011 PE CASTLE.

BEIrrIBII 80110411.—0 n Tneeday evening a publ'o
meeting took pleae at the British Schoo'room, on the
OCOIIIIiOII of its compelling, if ter oomplete renovation.
For it. dee it is now as complete • schoolroom sotoy
in the neighbourhood. A new master from the Bwough•
road, Mr. Bannister, has boon appointed. A oom•
mittee of 10 was elected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

HAWKOHI7B,CH:

CHURCH RESTORATION AND RITUALISM.
At the Easter vestry the proseedinp throughout
were of a vet, ezolting character owing to the Ritusistio
presages Introdused into the *berth. One of the
principal tstepayms mid the way the sere Ice was eon.
dusted last Sunday was dlegtessfab and he eomplained
about it. There had been nothing but changes here
ever since the ehurob was restored. He gave his sub-
smiption (one of the plod* onto) on the condition
that there should be no changes to the wsy of eondoit.
She servise, and you, Mr. Ailems (addressing the motor)
assared me that you would not Identify yourself with
the high abort& party. I don't want to me the dirty
drabs of boys dressed up in =roams drawling out the
eerviee. The boys as soon as they sit down are leash-
M egkotabib se other as if they have gate through an
performance. We don't want Punch end
Jody eating in church. The parson pogo about to on.
pleas and then another pleas, now kneeling, now stand-
ing; reading a bit at one place, and then at another,
and goes through all kinds of antics. There were
dandies enough in church on Sunday night for any
tallow ehandbeem shop in the West of Ragland. Th.
Mara wee Eked with glove* dremmtalmrs, and sub
liko, wits oosbo to no wbot mot people ooLl griat4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

DIGESTIVE

THE PIT.ES.

An early application of this very
palatable remedy never fails In
J ordinary =rev to give illtlßOtii4l4
relief, and effect a speedy cure.
Sold ID pa lid. and 2s. 91.
itch.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

WICYMOU ni TOWN COUNCIL

A meeting wee held on Thincday 1..). Preeent—the
Mayor (J. lineage, Esq.), Aideimen T;s rd; Conn-
elors Drew, Thomas, Kobel ts, Whet, Commins,
Webb, Value, J. H. Devenl•l3, Ay., Weistord, G.
H. Deveoish, Aylea, Webb, Vertue, J. H. Devoid*
AO*, Weldord, 0.1. not, H. Devenith, e:th P. C.
Steggall, Esq., Clerk.
The tendon for renting the File Pier, and Market
House tolls and stone, were opened. The ash market
wee let to M. E. Wits for three years, at MS per
ye.,; the nu rkel toils to Mn. C. H. Smith, st £430 per
yeer, for three yes'.; the opal stores f 3 H.. Fildier for
£2S a yee• (3 year.), and the Pile Pier tolis to Captein
Omens, for £1 1 (one re.'), C.ptain Colons to have
the railings piloted end the door te .ed.
The rumors eleeted on the lit Hersh, Mears.
Mason, C. H. Ci:climay, and Chedes, did not ;tempt
°Bic; within the t'me ilted by the Act of Parliament,
end a discussion ensued. aa to be whether they should
be fined £lO. On the suggestion of Welsford, it
wss decided to have a fresh elocilen, end is. if gentle-
mes itiould be got to save the Aka, betorlenforeing
set of now stendard meese•eslegplised by order in
Council of Wont; 24, was ordered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY.

-
Yew after year the Prudential Awl:arum Compact)
Is increasingly prosperous'. Its new business during 1870
I. greater than in any preview' twelve months; and,
so marked hen been the advance in the past three
peers, that the premium income has nearly doubled
sines 1867. In Dorchester and neighbourhood many
ream at the " Prudential" me held, and we hear
mush of the promptitude and readiness with whicsh
Giants are met by the company. This Is a strong point
k Its favour, and will, no doubt, render the "Prudential"
tworeasingly popular amoupt the working classes, to
whom, indeed, it offers special advantages, with the
guarantee of immense capital and an ample reserve
funds The amounts are published in amordanee with
the Life Assurance Companies' A.ot, and the soundness
of the °moony is warranted by high financial 'authorities.
Balanosobeete and prospectuses@ may be obtaine I of
Ms. J. Anderson, Victoria Villas, Fordington, the
meat in this neighbourhood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

WINCHESTER.

EVAPION OP Toma.—Andrew Noyes, of Broughton,
was summoned before the Winchester Bench for en
infraction of the Winchester Corn Fcchnoge Act, in
thaa he did se" settle without ming ths toll payable
under the Ast. Re gold a etlf on Vic inealay, and the
lessee, W. Gino, in order to protect his intirest, wee
compelled to summon him al en example to other
dealers, who might try to evade the tolls. Fined £2
end 13s. Gcl• mow or a month's impr'sooment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

BLANDFORD.

---
BEIMOSB on behalf of the Church Expenses Fund
were prosehed in illandford church on Sunday; in
the morning by the Rev. S. Bossard, and in the
evening by the Rev. R. Farquharson, when the sum
of £l4 les. was ooliected.
Re &MAID WlLLialt& —The petitioner, K tward
William', traded as a baker and grocer at Woodford
Forum, up to the 10th of this month, when Kr. W. H.
Atkinson, solioitor, of Bloodier' Forum, filed a petition
on his behalf, and the first meeting of creditors hal
been fired to be held on the 29th of Apsil, at the
solicitor's office.
SAORID HLIMOIIO 830IITY.—A first-class ooncso.t
was given in the Corn Slaking°, on Thursday evening,
by forty vocalists of the Blaudford Sacred Harmonic
Society, assisted by the Kisses Foote, Messrs. Taylor
and Horseroft, of Salisbury, and the sooompanists, Yrs.
Edwards and Kr. Walter Spinney. Nearly all the
11011t1 were filled. Solo and choral, "Hekr my Prayer,"
a selection from Rossini's Stabcie Mater, and the solo
sod °holds, "As pants the hart" (Spohr), compsised
the first pr•t. The second past oonsistei of " The
Pearl Divers" (Hatton), by the society; trio, "I'm
not the Queen." by tbs. Mums Foote and Kr. Taylor;
song," The Vagabond," by Kr. florsoroft ; polo and
chorus, "Now tramp o'er mess and dell," encored;
duet, "Beware l" (Balls). by the Kisses Foote ; " The
Thorn," by Mr. Taylor; " Looking beck," by Miss
Foote, her sister playint the wooompanimeist ; "The
Belts/ Tower," a pert song, and the National Anthem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

RAILWAY CIILROBB:
TO THI IDITOI OF" Tall DAILY TELIGIAPO ."
Hir —Allow me to Intimate through you to the
gravelling publia thati should anyone be desirous of
gravelling from Bristo to Southampton via the Somerset
and Dorset Railway, he will And, on application at the
Bristol and Rioter Station, that for a tirst.elass ticket
22s 91 will be demanded, but on refusing to pay this
amount, and Wing Arm in his ref usal, the clerk will
ultimately take 151 Ad.—Yours, Ac.,
VIATOR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

ELOPEIONT OF A CLERGYMAN'S DAUGHTEk

WITH A GROCER.

A circumstance has occurred in swish not • haadrai
miles from Taunton which has given rise to a deal
pain and no Mite iciandal. In that parish RV a grow
married, having two ishildrec, and a third eapeca“.
Haring disposed of his brume's, without speared
reason, he suddenly disappeared, and at the same he,
the daughter of one of the clergymen of the parta.
acoomplished, of great personal beauty, and °sly 1,1
years of o, was missing. It was then found that
had ale with the "man other choice," and 'lithe*
more a week has elapsed, and notwithstandug
the most strenuous efforts, their whereabouts has pal
been discovered. It is supposed they have sailed he
America. The family of the clergyman, who la ot
ornament to the Church, are plunged in profound gtit,
and the sympathy with them is great.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

2ORTLAND.

atonal QP ClAmeow.—On Monday morning the
F. and G. companies, 7th Royal Pushler., matched
from Weymouth to Portland to relieve the C. and IL
eompanies. in poison at the Verne. The latter
cmpanies marched out to Weymouth, b•ing attended
by the splendid bugle bona of the regiment as far as
Ferry Bridge. Here they were seat by the mat from
Weymouth, with whom the b 4 returned he the
Verne. The strength of the regiment is new about
VC and recruiting is phut on.
WOMB OF gallFeldoiMorovo AT W•1101411.—Ii Ii
satisfactory to find that the undertaking of the Local
Hoard, in sinking a well at Wakeham, has bees entirely
successful. The sinkers pulsed the depth of 1001 t. ;
bat at 110 ft. deep On the blue clay) they found • good
spring, which immediately rode above the blue clay to •
height of 18 Inches on the rock. The Local Board have
decided to excavate sft. below the depth reathad, end
to increase the diameter of the well at that depth .ISt.
This, there is not the least doubt, will provide such •
supply of water as shall be sufficient for Wakeham for
the (Qty.-6, and remove the vonoyance awl ootssional
distress formerly experienced.
EMIGIUTIOX 711011 PORTLAND.-011 Thuticlay even-
ing last, the la ;v. A. Hill, M.A., chaplain of the Con-
vict Establishment, delivered a lecture in the parish
school-row Before. on " Canada 84 a Yield for
Emigration." Emia..-ition being the only means that
prudent Portiandere con me of keeping themielves
from total impoverishment, there was a large number
at the room. The rev. gentleman's lecture was very
plain and straighrforward ; be warmed them that nose
but those detm.nined to get on should go to armada;
bet that with artery and pereeveran they weekl
under God's blessing, eertalo'y guessed. The assertion
that matters are worms Low in Poi.lsod then ter 15 or
20 years Ix •11 o nos to be cream i, we may ledge
from the immediate action taken by tilose who see
their way to the mr As of I. It mg the-- homes.
On Saturday attx.ir in ay -ty esPOW wished
to emigrate, met Hill at the Reading
Boom, when the rev, gentleman explunr Ito them the
necessary arrangements in fa.i.her detail. It appear,
that • mecehant named Glover, connected with the
Grand Junotion.ii ilway, and at present in London,
Is woing to give outtrymen fie. a day, and etenecratters
10s. a day. On those terms they mud pay their own
prune out; but Mr. Glover offers to advance the
money on condition that they will sneer into a bond to
work for him a ctl'hin time, and he will deduct the
adrenal; from their wager by instalments. Tweaty.live
men gave in their nsmse, se intending etnigrents, to
Ilfr. Hill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

A FRENCH VIEW OF THE PRESENT ANL
FUTURE OF FRANCE.

An eminent member of the mientillo world, some ei
wham works have been translated into half•adosei
European Wilmette, who was • member of the N 1474.
Assembly, but resigned immediately slier reaming*
vote sgainst the Treaty of Pesos writing to an 44
friend isp—l desire the triumph of Puts—l Wilma
the triumph of Vmsailles. I believe that the fell
Paris will be followed by a formidable reactioa, wbi
In its turn, after • short interval, will be folicrelby
the fall of the Republic. I believe, moreover, tart i
monarchy established by bloodshed will neva no,
srotind It my fellow-rountrymen ; that it will be oreg
away by • fresh convulsion after corns years of spa
matte opposition. And lastly, I believe thst
will thus continue to struggle alternately as
revolution and despotism, until the dsy urives wee,
dismembering herself, she will fall to the level of ;re
South American Republics, or even lower. Pity m
my friend, for one is much to be pitied, when, long
one's country above all things, one Wel it thus Mk
upon the rocks, where it wrist be shipwrecked.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

TEES lIATCH-BOX BUDGET.

A meeting was held on Sunday, in Victoria Park,
Louise, to test against "the mstolt•box bulpt."
The import upon matches was denounced in
as measured tersu, and one of tin speakers said that
"s,. Bright's free breakfast-tattle would be of little
an to the poor if a tar is to be laid on the matches
that light the fire that makes the kettle boil." Accord.
in to me of the woken the dolly broad of 15,000
In the east of Lendon depends upon the trade
=has It was suggested that a monster procession
mould start from Bow onlgonday afternoon, for the
of Ong to the Hours of COMOIOII.II
:= forth the rowel these poor poop's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

MOTOOMBE.

NEW WESLIITAN COLPIL.—A new Wesleyan chapel
has just been opened at this place, and the collections
at the slicked amounted to £33. The chapel is in the
Early Bo;limb style of architecture, and is bill of More
stone, with Bath stone dressings. The ground door
affords accommodation for 180 persons, and the gslleriy
at the end for 60. There is a lecture room in 'connection
with the chapel. The Wilding was designed and
erected by Mr. M. Hudson, of Gillingham, *elated by
Mr. Robert Edwards, of Fontmell Magna.

SHERBORNE,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

WEVIIILL NEW MIX° MR.

10th -The uptuber of sheep penned rather rxeeeded the
iv-nal &image. Trade in MI da.vrlptioal ruled Arm, at from
1. td2a pa head higher than lat.; marlitte. Nearly every-
thing ~,,, taokl at the dose f the lair at the lulknring
pewee - Louplos 4• to rAo. p )4.4, Iggis aqa to IQ, Is bead,
;Time 100.. at L'ldatr Mr. Thouns• etnie.V."l
otdainedla. lh prn., 7.. e r ht.,e4l ter a serY P 112,0 II
fat %A 41:01r .14,14 I. ,IF.W I horn
I.•rgsall a bst )aar, aud •.,411 nAohly at geed lone..

TILUTLI

itcek it late, anal seek It early,
With the fire and strength ol )outh
Massive gates and porters surly
Ilar the shrine oti Ilving Truth!
Priests have said 'Let no man enter,
Sate the leaned and chosen few r
Manly hearts, with Mariam venture,
Dash the gloomy portals through.
Not In Synog• lies Salvation,
What have priestly Synods wrought;
Old) Season's degradaUon,
Only challis for human thought.
Tell not man that Ms perdition
Lurks In Reason's lustrous may,
Tell the Church that her Ambition
Stands revealed by Reason's way.
Itath the Author of Creation
Made the glorious light m vain 1
And shall wiesaly usurpation
Dare to say " liset darkness reign t"
unwani then, though porters surly
Dar the slain, of living Truth,
It late, and seek It mrly,
With the fire and strcii,;th of) oath
'li !
id thy boylussroi dreams of greatitese,
In the hover of manhood% prime,
'Mid the snows of Age's lateness,
In the catacombs of time.
'Mid the too of home Oceans,
Underneath the burning Sun,
llfe's stornts and wild eommatluns,
Tolling on tlllgHamon la won.
TIII the pure truth-losing Bprith
Quite the paths In &Ammo trod,
Truth unclouded to Inherit
In Um boson:tog its (lad.
February, 1871.

LONDON 11111 X.

H. W. ruzIAND.

Frederick Villiers Maier warn charged at Wandaworti
Police-Court with embezzling money beloryfing to big
muter, John Hancock, a dairyman, of Pnory-grove,
South Lambeth.

The prosecutor moss-examined stated that they did
not enter in • book the quantity of milk that came from
the cows, only that which was ant out and the merry
received. He had • liquid called " Simpson" in him
establishment. "Simpson" was water—(aughter).
The prisopor did for him precisely the same as he
had done for his predecessor. He did not know whether
three or four quarts of "Anipeon" were mixed with •
barn gallon of milk sold to the customers, or whether
one quart was added to one gallon of milk sold to the
wholesale trade, lie did not know what quantity of
" mulatto" and burnt sugar was added to the milk.
He examined—Witness learned the business from the
prisoner. He left him to mix the right quantity of
" Shampoo." Sent out the but quality of London milk
—(iaughter.) Prisoner had mi attuned complaints Iran
wholesale dealers of the impoverished quality FA the
milk. Did not remember telling prisoner to mix hot
instead of oold water with the milk. Prisoner was
remanded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

WOOL MARKETS.

ioxsos, April 20.—At the public sales of coixtial wool, the
ctendance ,d buyers has been good. The home trade have
lerstel rah • lidr amount ul animation, and • moderato
quantity has been taken for export. Prices have been Xonly.
Ilier• ha. been an active demand for English wool during
hi Pen week, at gradually Iludening prices. Old stocks sr.
Ivetly well cleared out, and It is generally imagined Unit the
kw clip will prove • short one.
Buenos, 20th.—Tbere is • hopeful tone prevsiling, and
twioderable inquiry in ths wool market, but the high rates
of napkin tend to restrict operations to .01120 extent. The
lenthams made are quite of a consumptive character. Meet
Inducers are well supplied, cud operate only wbeu under
inelutc neaseuty. The stiff Mee of country dealers form an
Saluda to purchasea being freely made, and stocks are only
eull. The demand is most apparent In good wethers in both
Anti-lustre and the finer descriptions of lustre wools. Prices
In extremely Ami.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

BRIDPORT.

KAHL! CLOWIO.—The drapers end gra:Jeri; hare
agreed to aloes their 'bops on Thursday afternoons,
from Ilay 4 to September 28, at dve o'elook.
Tax 0111508. —The population of Briciport ls new
8,00.
ILLS/ALL btrireossurr.—On the day of the but
County Court meeting here, the prelladasay as were
taken toward. the action for the ellegcd mood arrest
and imprisonment under a gnu/ant of the Oornty
Court Page, of • tradesman, whieh was so mach oom•
minted on at the time, and, as is ou.rently reported,
will form • subject for jadicial inquiry at the next
easizes for Olt county.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

Country Blificellanp.

GARDENING WORK FOR TUE WEEK.

lerreßMl
Box and other edginp having been repaired, tt,
gravel walks should either be turned over, or a oat
fresh material added lifter loosening the old andel,
Let the whole, be levelled and rolled, repeating tin,
particularly alter rain, till the walks brume netball
solid. Hun the hoe under the rows of all Cr ,pa so 8011
as they are sufficiently advanced to enable the operate
to distinguish the COWS. Earth up beau sad peal
•
they advent's, and stick the latter. A sowing d
kidney beans may now be made; selootiog • piece d
dry,llight sod with • touch aspect, draw the drills two
, feet avert, and drop the beans three inches apart in the
row. A few may be mown in • box, to be placed in lan
„Id transplanted when all danger from beet is gest
Thia carrots, Spistek, and early Tummies ; this dunk
away. be deice in due time, and at twiee ; in the tee
instenee leave double the number you intend to mai
aa a permanent crop, to meet accidents that you(
seedlbap are liable to, and thin them to the pens
distance whoa such danger Is over. Sow ,ssry
Basun sad Harie:t &las on well-prepared win
ground ;Ii will be as well to sow only half the
likely pang
to be required, end the remainder • week In
for should the weather prove cold and wet they an
a
not vegetate well in cold situations. Mn, Zed*
Spinach may be sown in heat for transplanting ta
and Vegetable Marrows and the Ice Prints, elm, a,
latter is required for vanishing.

AtmAuk
Wheat. Dirley 0.4,
.. 63 Si —3O-7/ --M-71
.. 61 7 30 1 2 . 7
. (.12 as 3 25 it,
.. 5: 0 06 0 26 1
... 60 7 30 8 30 1 0
.. (.70 366 260
Ai eragc L.l 7 36 4 tt.. 10

$.(011

ki,„l;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

YEOVIL.

MI CLIISI7II.—A summary of the result of the
meet census for Yeovil and Os adjoining parish's has
been issued. It sforpervel f
erom this document that the
=ron of the h has inereased 519 during the
emade, while in parish there has been an
Inerasee of 881 which shows that the extra-municipal
portions of the parish hays inoreamed by 364. The
return shows that there are 83 empty houses in the
borougb, but probably the greater portion of these, as
well as the oat-boundary Inoreems, are due to the
ressatly-erected °dotty in Kiddle'rlane, and similar
=dose on the son/Inm The total number of
slants in the parish is 9319-430 T females and
6062 melee. This number dies not include Yeovil-
marsh or the Workhouse, whieh would make an
addition of 391,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.

Sannyntw, 21. -Thu 4 nteat ,bn otTer at the gnarket
ird. were moderate. Thu trade waa fairly •4111.11aWd, and
•• +au *toady.

Per albs. by the carom.

- .
silsd 4 d s d
Lir bocl 3 4 3 3 Inferior mutton .3 8 4 4
11....1ing ditto.. 3 6 4 6 Middling ditto .... 4 6 4 10
he. large ditto 4 k 410 Prime ditto .6 0 5 4
Neiman ditto 4 10 5 01 Large pork X 4 4 0
Ital.. 6 0 6 4 I Smell pork ........4 4 5 0
Lomb, 7e 04 to Se Od.

BUTTER MARKET.

-
1101b.—Tbe following were the current prices at
market to-day :—Milk butter, per lb., Is 2d ; whey ditto,
builsOfd.
Tise .upply of Fresh Butter sheers a considerable increase,
6ri the quality this week has come very indifferent, whilst
ue demand ts not at all preening. We quote Orate at IT.,
moods at lb., thirds at Its, west country 10s Od and IT., and
rieriur at 11. to 140 per dosen. Ostend Just now I. not
rvured lor—the quotation is 161 fid to ITa 6d;
YOTTIXO Butter is wain is to as lower for the beet qualities,
mibt en inferior the decline Is still greater, and thaw sorts
alsowt umaleable. Friesland to-day realised Item to 120 s ;
levy 110 s to 120; Normandy, good to OM 1211 e to IMP, extra
140.; Leer Ills to lie.; Bosch Ns to 111..; 1.601Pwl
Sad Zeolle ill, to 1240; and Kiel 1204 to 100 s per cwt.
Coax, WM—Firsts, 160 s; seconds, ISM; thirds, 117.;
Isarths, OM; fifths, Oft ;sixths, --a: Mildewed: First., —• ;
seconds, --s ; thirds, 110 e. 660 firkins in market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

Somtrottobin

WSLLS.

VIFITATION OF THII AZOODIAOOII Of WILLS. —lllO
Van. Arehdeaoon of Wells is oo his visitation tour.
Atter referring toitearliar trials that now beset
the Murals of Be the Archdeacon expressed
Arm belief that weaki yet move out of all difli-
fatties in • triumphant manner. 'rho real danger of
the Church, La said, did not oome from foes without,
but from friends and fellow citizens within. Referring
be the great edneatioe qesetion, he urge I that the
Elementary lidecetios Am would not be oomplete until
It was made compels/ay; Be referred with pleasure
to the Di 00611411 Ooeferseem, and asked the hearty
=ratof the laity In the various matters thsk
brought seder their notice. He also
eaggested • general adaptive of the weekly offertory,
es
• mod valuable sairlibale for church-rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

WENTERBORNE KINGSTONL

Clit7loll Itnirronatioii—At a meeting of the
Salisbury Diocesan Chan* Raiidle( Association, an
application was made by the Rev. F. Wane, 'ricer of
Berg Regis cam Winterborne Kingston*, in the rural
deanery of Whitehurch and arebdotraary of Dorset,
for aid towards the restoration of the parish alturch of
Winterborne Slayton', which lain • very dilapidated
skate. The works proposed to be carried out were
stated to inched, the taking down and rebuilding of the
church, with the exeeption of the nave, the erection of
a north aisle and vestry, the raising of the floor to the
extent of 2 feet 3 inches, and the re-seating of the
share& At present, for • population of 589 persons,
there is seat room for 212, of which number only forty
sittings are free; but by the sontemplatel works the
sooonamodalion will be increased to 288 sittings, 116 of
whlah are to be free and unappropriated. The total
estimated coat of the undertaking was represented to be
£llOO, but of this axes £775 had been provided, and an
additional £lOO was expected to be raised. The plans,
prepared by Mr. Street, were approved by the
committee, and subject to their being passed by the
diocesan architect, a grant of £9O was promised towards
carrying out the works.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

Vampobtre.

PORTSMOUTH.

EXIIAOIDIIAIT ATM FT TO DIVIRCID THB AD.
lIIKALTT.—At the Portsmouth Police Court, on Wedi
nesday, Elisabeth Birmingham the w;fe of • seamen,
was charged with having made • Wee deolareiion,
representing herself to be the half-sister of William
Nickels, • seaman in her lifajaety's navy, who 111114
drowned in H.M.S. Captain, such declaration being for
the purpose of obtaining from the Admiralty eartain
moneys anA effects due to the said William Nickels at
the time of his death. The fraud was of • most impu-
dent character, the prisoner persisting in signing the
false deelaration before the curate of Kingston Church,
after having th• econsermencee of sash false statement
pointed out to her.—The wart convicted her, and she
was sentenced to six menthe' imprilioninent.—Upon
hearing the sentence the prisoner fell down in • faint-
ing fit, and had to be marled from the mut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-25

CARMINATIVE.

EMBROCATION

FOR YI

EVANS'S

FEMALE

EVANS'S

COUGH

SYRUP.

RING FEMALE&
These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms : Mari.
nets, fatigue on the lout e'er•
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the beck and loins,
headache and giddinean on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyed in the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite. great
langour and listlessness, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
Indicating deficient energy of
lA. *yarn as the cause, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are Adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. i• VANS, and sold
Lin boxes is it and 2a. Yd. each

N'S COUGHS AND COLDS.
( A safe and effvotual remedy tor
Coughs, Colds' Att. One trial
of this pleasant tasting medicine
will convince that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early use of which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Most important testi.
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my child's life; bad only given one
dose, and within two hours Die
child was quite another crea-
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spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
iffect upon the system, it will
generally remove all sisrming
symptoms in the course of 24
hourt. Sold in bottles, 74d.,
is. 14d., and 2.. 91. each. Full
directions accompany each
I. bottle.

'ION, PAIN AT PIT OF
°MACH, ko.

Immediately relieve and mire
Indigestion, Pain after Eating,
Win I, Pain in the Back, thd
Taste and Dryness of liouih in
the mousing, Irregular action
of the Bowels, km, and many
other symptoms of stomach
disease. Unlike moat pills and
remedies offered to the public.
these pills du tot purge the
bowel. • require no confinement:
nor need nali«nte tear taking
cold nor any ill effects, be DM,
empinyment what it may. In
the most inveterate end Intl;
standing cons they nie uni-
formly suecesful, ea the many
testimonials received fully bob -
stantiate. Directions given with
each bottle. Price Is. lid.,and
12..9d.