The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-01-17 00:00:00

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AHRICULTURLL
SALE.
lITILIII.ISIIIIID 1852.
Cr& T. lINIEIOR begs to announce that his
Vt MIXT SALE will he held on SATURDAY.
JANUARY 28, 1871, at the Ilsrostross, adjoining
the South Walk.. near the South-Western Railway
fitaSion.
PEWIT LIMN :
4 Fat Heifers
2 Ditto
3 Hellen and Calves
2 Ditto 2 Ditto
4 Barressia
3 Barrows
3 Fat Calves
20 Fat Down Withers
40 Fat Down Ewes
10 Ditto
Iterly Entries are respectfully *anted.
The Sale will Otookai•OO, at linif-paat Twelve, with
Halters sad Gloss.
Weide, Shads are erected for the shelter .1 0.111.,
sag Keep winkled for Stock pent the day haloes the
We. at moderate Ohseses.
Osawdellea 4d. I. the as Cattle sad gimp. 5 par
Goat se Ilaass sed lapiemals.
Il• Lola So be rossosed soiLtoist es abler frost the
Aeretimese or ka Clerk.
ALL LOTS TO BE PAID FOR AT THR CLOSE
OF THE SAUL
T1001:11:D5 OT SALIN PAID TO VIIIIDOU SUES LILT.

THOMAS S. MORGAN,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, ORNKRAL VALUER
AND HOUNE AGENT,
5, HIGH EAST-STREET, DORCHESTER.
Br Salo of Fat Stook is hold every Wednesday, at
Dorchester Fair Ground, for which entries are
respeettally solicited.
LW/AMOR' FOR PRORLIT.
84" 0004R404116 Per soreeineut with Lae Vendors.
N.B.—FURNITURE FOR SUE.

MR. R. ROBERTS, of Btana two akw , will
spin LECTURE ia the TOWN HALL,
DORCHESTER. ori the 11th, 18th, 19th. and 20th,
JANUARY, 1871, sni RIFLY to the Lumina recently
delivered by the Rev. T. Nassn, on "The Destiny of
Man"; also to the clerical writers in the Newrinpere
and the false statements nod eritialems of the Rev. H.
Koala, of Fordiogtoo.
Fall panioniars in rater, Bills.

CORN EXCHANGE, DORCHESTER.
Under Distinguished Patronage.
'T'WO 7111•TRIOAL PIRFORMANONik
..L. In AID of the LOCAL CHARITIES, will be
given by the Offleers 0( the Royal Artillery. assisted
by distinguished Amateur/ and Profeseional Actresses,
on Tninutaar and FRIDAY, JANUARY 26 and 27, 1871,
when will be presented the following Pieces :
"AN OLD SCORE."
"BACHELOR OE ARTS !"
'URG ENT PM VATS AFFAIRS r
"A NICE QUIET DAY!"
Characters will be sustained by Captains NSWALL,
OUCHTIIHAHIT, and Ileum A. 1101ITAGO, LAC,
BLADE, FERGUSON. Boasrarr, and F, SLABS ; KISS
RIVERS, MISS THORNE, eta.
Prices of Adtaiesion--Stalla (chairs strictly reserved),
51.; Reserved Seats, 35.; Unreserved Seats, 2a.; Pro.
=made la.
so Stalls and Seats may be reserved, and Tickets obtained
at Mr. Robinson', Music Saloon, where a plan of the
room may be seen.

SEED WAREHOUSE,
1, CORNHILL, DoßcHssrsß.
and A. JACOBS have just received
LA. their Spriog Stook of
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KITCHEN GARDEN and
FLOWER EEEDs
Beionsa with care from the best Growers in the
musky : sad they respeetf oily invite early order,,
which will be punetnally rttendad to.
All Seats warranted CM4I/14611.
Their Illustrated ()Analogue wad Gardening Guide
for MI, will be ready in a few days, gratis and post •
hes.
A few Balboa. Rook, including Tulips, Cremes.,
Anemones, and Rananouluses, which will do well if
piantsd this south, to be disposed of at half-prim

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
LONDON HOUSE,
DORCHESTER.
W. H. BRETT,
83611 to inform the public generally, that as he is
leaving the town,
THI 111111AIKING STOOL OP
DRAPERY AND MILLINERY,
WOIIIN'S AND CHILMEN'S BOOTS AND SHOES,
Together with a
QUANTITY OF REMNANTS,
WILL IS SOLD
GREAT BARGAINS.

FARM LABOUR AND AccouNr BOORS,
2s. 64. and 3a. 64. each.

COUNTY HOUSE FANCY REPOSITORY.
HENRY LING,
PRINTER, BOOKSELLER, AND STATIONER,
CAN NOW 0/711
THE LIITLE WANZER SEWING MACHINE,
white his just taken the Gold Medal at the Canadian
/Inhibition, prim; Four Guineas.
THOMAS'S SHUTTLE HAND MACHINE, Four
Oedemas
THOMAS'S TREADLE MACHINE, will do any house-
hold, tailoring, or leather work, pries Six Guinea'.
WHEELER and WILSONS MACHINE, suitable for
hoesehold use or dressmaking, price Soren Guineas
and Tea Guineas.
large stock of elegant Gift Books. Fancy Goods,
Ledger, Amount Books, Ac-,
6, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
H. R. TASSELL
ENS to announce that during the present mouth the
whole of his
DRESS AND MANTLE STOCK
Will be offered at a
GREAT REDUCTION
from the original price, previous to Stook-taking and
Spring arrangements.
Best Superior Lindsey, at 2.. former price 2s. 6d.
Ditto 11. 6d. ~ 2e.
„ Abeerdsen 24. 2s. 64.
In full assortment of colours.
The remaining stock of French Merinos at 2.5. 9d.
A few odours in Satin Cloths, Plain and Brooks Rep.,
equally reduced:
A full assortment of Plain Colour Bradford Reps at
llgd. the yard.
The whole of the Mantle and Shawl !Arnie will be
offered on the same terms
January, 1871.

FIRST-CLASS ILLUSTRATED GARDENING
PUBLICATION.
Published Weekly, Prise 31.; Post Free, 31d.
THM JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE,
OOTTAGE GARDENER, and COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN. Edited by G. W. Joirseou,F.E.H. A.,
and R. boo. LL.D., F.L.S , assisted by a staff of
the best writers on practical Gardening, and numerous
amateur and professional correspondents, eminent is
the various departments of horticulture and other
rural pursuit. connected with the household.
This long-established and widely-eircelating Journal
consists of Thirty-Two Pages of Letterpress, with
omissionsl supplements of eight additional pages ; and
is richly illustrated with woad engravings in the
highest style of the art.
The subjects treated on embrace every department
of gardening, and rural and domestic economy.
The Hortiseltrual Department treats of all nut-door
and in-door operations of the fruit, flower, and kitchen,
garden ; embracing the management of the stove,
greenhouse, conservatory. vinery, pine-stove. and
orchard-house ; and the cultivation of melons, cucum-
bers, and mushroom.; forcing both of fruit, flowers,
and vegetables; notices of all the new fruits, flowers,
and vegetables; arboriculture, and more particularly
fruit tree culture and pomology ; landscape gardening
and garden architecture ; descriptions of all the newest
inventions in garden structures, tools, and implements;
and • detail of work to be done in each department
daring every week in the year.
In Rural and Domestic Economy, it treat. of the
farm and poultry-yard. allotment farming, the dairy,
the pigeon-house, and rabbit and bee-keeping. The
treatment of soils, manures, cropping and rotation of
mope, brewing, wine making, vegetable 000kery, and
the preserving of fruits and vegetables,
Natural History and Botany, so far as they relate to
gardening and husbaadry, are amply treated on, and
embrace zoology, geology, mineralogy, meteorology, and
physiological, structural, systematic and Popular
botany.
Biographies and Portraits of the most celebrated
Horticulturists.
Reviews of New Books relating to the above subjects;
reports of horticultural and poultry soirieties' meetings
throughout the country ; and scientific notices.
To Advertisers, the JOURNAL or Borrioucrons will
be found • valuable and effective medium, from its
extensive circulation amongst the middle and upper
classes.
A specimen number free by post for four stamps.
JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE AND COTTAGE
GARDENER OFFICE,
171, FLEET STREET LONDON, E.C.
And to be bad of all Booksellers, and, at the Railway
Stalls.

TO BUILDERS,
DEMONS desirous of giving TENDERS for
the erection of • VILLA. RESIDENCE on the
West CIiff,BOURNZMOUTR, Hants,irzy see the drawlnp
sod spenleation, and obtain all calms by applica-
tion to the Architect,, W. G. ATISISHOI and PITS,
38, Moomsbeury-square, London, W.C.
WILTS AND DORSET BANKING COMPANY.
MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—Thst the
AI ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the
PROPRIETORS, for receiving the Directors' Report
on the Business of the Company daring the Past
Year, and for the ELECTION of THESE DIRECTORS
In the room of JOBS WATIZS, Bali, THOMAS Luce,
Esq., sad HEIST PAM" Esq., w e retire by rota-
tion, but who offer themselves for re-election, will
take place within the HOLD HANZIII4 HOOll, at
SALISBURY, en MONDAY, the 6th day of Fee ROAST
at Twelve o'clock in the forenoon.
The Chair to be taken punctually at Twelve o'clock.
By order of the Board,
WILLIAM CHUBB,
General Ma ascot.
Salniary, 6th Jantutry, 1871.

THE
LONDON
TEA COMPANY,
14, PHILPOT LANE,
LONDON, SC.
IMPORTERS
or
FINE TEA ONLY.
PRICES:
2a 6d. 34. 34. (kl.
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LOCAL AGENTS:
Bridport Abbott, William, 330th4treet.
Cooke, H., West-street.
Beruniitakr Hallett, John, Raker and Toga
Dealer.
DORCHESTER Seward, F. W., High Bast-street
Woolston, William, Cornhill.
Meech, James. Fordington.
iffwe Rerii3 Donator, A., Confectioner & Baker.
Maiden Newt,* Morris, Richard, Groner and TOll
Dealer.
Poole Cole, J., Tea Dealer and Baker.
WEYMOUTH Rhodes, John, 79, Si. Thomas-
street.
Russell, E. IL, 13, High-street.
Busby, T., 6, Grove-bulklings.
Wiwbonse May, *UMW* Grocer and Baker.
Welch, Hem, Hinton Parra Kills.

THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING
COMPANY (LIMITED).
Awe Ae Docausrm : MR. R. HILL,
Leak's Oonl Rtes.'s, Great Western Railway
Company.
(Isite Yr. W. T. Duns)
Sacks Let on Hire at One Halfpenny Per
Back Per Week.
Agencies at most a the principal towns on the
Great Western Railway, where Swiss may be hired or
returned.
spot at Hamm
„ Yooni.
Caw Omcss-24, MARKET-PLACE,
DEVIZES.

POE. SALE—A handsome Grey PONY, 13
hands high. Good in double or single harness.
Quiet lo s a lerly.—Apply at the Telegram ofiloe,
IMs&4f and,
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W
ANTED a GENERAL SERVANT,
Neat have a good abaribeter. p—A ply to Mrs.
Britl6, 6 end 7, Rievotroet W. Dowaheater-
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AjvANTBD, by Mrs. Bingham, at Bradferd
Newell, • good PLAIN GOOK. No Baking
or Datri.—APPl7 to 6in. Mimesis, Heathfield,
Ringwood.

WARTED, an experienced SERVANT to
undertake the house-work hi • family, where
a blurwmaid is kept to attend to the chiklren•—•pply
eil the onice of this paper, Dorchester.

NVANTRD—s respectable //UN and WIFX
imusease tap--Seeerity wsll be required.—
Apply to Newt ELDRIDOI,. Kowa:, and Co, The
Brevrerl. Dorchester.

VT
oompetoot PERSONS to
Rump • dairy a3O oows.—Apply by lottor
to Mt. FOOT, Bosalieu-vood, Dorchester, etatios par.
titulars, sad rotereooes to former employer.

WANTKI)--a good PLAIN COOK, who
understands Awry work and baking, between
the ares of 25 and 30. Good character from leak Wm* required.—apply to Mn. BIM, Godinanatone, ;Dor.
theater.

WHEREAS the EAVEKIND WILLIAM HOOPER, Rector of the pada of Chilfronio in
the County of Dorset, and EDITH POPE, of Kingston LAciey, in the parish el Wimboree
In the said County of Duvet, Widow, being respectively interested under the provisions if " The nets for the
Isolocacc, Exchange and Improvement of Lands," in the Land and Hereditamerita met krth in the &Ledo]e
hereunder written, with the Easement. and Appurtenancsi thereunto belonging, and being desirous of effect.
ing an exelleage of the same, have made application, in writing, to the Inolosure Commisioners for England
and Wales, to direct enquiries whether such proposed Exchange would be beneficial to the Owners of such
respective Lands and Beseditionenta, and to proceed with the same under the provisional the said de ts.
Now the Inelosure Commiesioners for England and Wales, being of opinion that sash Exchange would be
hasselland, and that the terms thereof are just and reasonable, HiRIBT Give None' that they wiU canes to be
framed and confirmed, miller their Hands and Seal, and Order of Exchange in the matter of the said applied.
Um unless notice in writing, of dissent to the said proposed Exchange be given to them by some parson
entitled to an Estate In, er to a charge upon, the said Land and Hereditament§ or any part thereof, on or Wore
the let day of Mar newt.
THE SCHEDULE
TO WHICH TEIE FOREGOING NOTICE REFERS.
LAND and Hereditament@ in which the above.nanied
EDITH POPE is inkrested, situate in the Parish of
Chilfrome, in the County of Dorset, and ProPoota
to be exchanged for the Land sad Hereditament, herein.
before specified.
No. on
Tithe Map. Description. A. IL Y.
135 Allstment et Cleidands ..4 a 0 la
Part 136 2 1 20
14 Church Mead „, „, 2 1 14
9TT
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sisseeemin.
Witness my hand this 12th day of January, in the year of our Lord One ghormuld eight hundred and
seventy one.
IL FYNE,
'netnews Commission, 3, St. James's Square, London, S.W. By Order of the Board.

11A YN BIRD, OLLDECOTT, BAWTREE,
DOWLING, and COMPANY, Limited,
00R11, 81111 D, MA NUM!, & MCA KS M WWII ANT
Cam OrnoI—BASINGSTOKS
London Address-26, Seed Market, Mark-lane, S.C.
Samples and Prices Yost Free on application.
Prise Medals 1851, for " Wheat ;" 1862, for " Exeellent
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PARIS UNIVIRSAL EXHIBITION, 1867,
Silver Medal in Class 67, for Carnal'. Bronze Medal in
Class 43. for Seeds.

W. G. BRTER,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, INNKEEPERS',
PROBATE, AND GENERAL Y ALUM,
HOUSE AGENT, Ix., be.
No. 3, NA_PIER-TERBACE, BOUTHSTREET.
DORCHESTER.

NEW CORN STORM.
"V. J. HARDING respectfully notifies to
A.A. the inhabitants of Dorchester and neighbour.
hood that he has OPSNED STORES for the Sala
(Wholesale and Retail) of a well.mleoted stook of
Corn, Seeds, Cake, dm, at Premises lately oesupiod
for printing the Dorset Cassis Lyrae, situnted in
CRURCIFSTREET, DORCHESTER, and hopes to
secure the patrons° of the publie, and by oersted and
prompt attention to the elocution of orders entrusted
to him to merit a continuamca of such favours.

' It I Pomade
4 'BtoPellinOpTOOHyßO.Piir Ead,da new
d
in a few days to their original oolour, through
the agency of light. It is vary easy to apply,
quite free from the poisonous ingredients usually con-
tained in the so-called Hair Restorers, and it gives a
mor enatural shade than hair-dyes. Priae, with brush,
31. 64: Sold by all perfumery vendors. R. RINKE,
Perfumer, 96, Strand; 128, Regent-street; 21, Cora
hill, London; and 76, King's-road, Brighton.

NATIONAL LINE.
STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND 111011 QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
N ATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
„
.1,3•,`-;„. The new full•powered British Iron
Screw Steam-ships
Tons. Tons.
Bram (Building)
EGYPT (Building) Bun, Bragg 3318
Grace 4OOO RILTETIA, Grigp ... 3318
ITALT,Grognn 3600 PRUNSYLVANIA,
HOLLAND Thomas
FaaBng, W. El.Thonar Vutonna, Sumner.. 2878
son
Tie Qings,Thomson 3517
Will be despatched from lAverpool to New York as
follows :
PENNSYLVANIA WIMIIIIDAY. Jan. 18th.
THE QUEEN
HELVETIA WIDNIADAY, Feb. lit.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon aoeommodation on board these Steamers
Ii very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve, Fifteen, and
Seventeen Guineas, according to aecommodation in
State room—all having same privilege in Saloon.
Return Motets, Twserr-rms GUIIIIILS.
There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company s Stewards. Rates of
Passage on Reduoed Terms.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Francisco, the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited,) 21 and 23,
Water-street, Liverpool, or to N. and J. COMMIS and
Elam, Queenstown.

COL SKINNER'S MANGO RELISH.
Prepared from the Mango and other Choice &alt./
and Vegetables.
MILD DELICIOUS PICKLE.
WHOLESALE OF TH K Pit POPRIEFORS
CROSSE A BLACKWELL
SOHO SQUARE, LONDON,
And Retail of a/1 Grocars, Oilmen, Ito.

LEA AND PERR INS'
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
Pronounced by Connoiseurs,
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE."
To guard ageind the numerous worthless imitations of
this renowned Condiment, the public should
ACK YOlit
"LEA AND PERRINS" SAUCE.
And see that their names are upon the wrapper, label,
stopper, and bottle.
air Bold Wholesale and for export, by the Proprietors,
Worcester; Crosse and Blackwell, London; and by
Druggists, Grocers and Oilmen generally throughout
the World.
LEA AND PERRINS.

A SAFE AND CERTAIN CURE FOR COUGHS.
--
COTTRIL L'S COUGH ELIXIR.
-
Au efficacious and agreeable Medicine for the cure of
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Influenza Pains in the Chest,
Hoarsensia. Difficulty of Breathing, Ac.,
This Elixir instantly relieves the most stubborn
Cough; allays all pain in the chest and hoarseness;
removes the oppression and &faulty of breathing to
which those aMieted with utbma are subject, and
previa itself to be an effectual remedy for *olds and
influenza. By its timely use consumption and other
fatal diseases are preventodj In all cues a single dose
has =irked effect, and in recent coughs, ko., one bottle
generally mires.
The Elixir is so agreeable in taste, that children and
the most delicate invalids ..ill take it readily.
Bald in bottles, is. and in Family Bottles 2c. 9d.
each, by BLEOLAT sad Soy, Ferringdonaireet, Liu-
don; and by the following agents: Dorchester, Mr.
Werra ; Weymouth, Yaws. agovss end :lON 8.14-
port, Messrs. Bsacia and Co.; Yeovil, Mr. M won ;
Crewherne, Macau, STRAWSON and GUAVAS.

MUSIC.
HENRY NORMAN, ORGANIST AND
TFACHER OF MusD; begs respectiully to inform
the pubic that ho is prepared to give lemons (at the
most moderate terms) on the Organ, Harmonium, or
Pianoforte, at his residence, or as required.
H. N. undertakes the TONING of Pianos and
Harmonium., by the year, or otherwise;
Excellent referee.= gives if required.
Huger NORMAL near tho Church, Fordingion,
Dorchester.

TRADE ADVERTISEMENT.
IMPORTATION OP BENZOLIN M.
BEING In • condition to supply the Trade with
this necessary article in Dorchester, at London
prices, I should be hippy to receive their com-
mands, so as to be supplied weekly—(the corporate
laws are stringent and neoessmily so)—and thereby I
could avoid the necessity of storing.
TO TES PTIBLIO AND DWAIN Glarill&LLT.
A large Stock of LAMPS on hand at BLIIMIGHAM
Pawn.
A large, Mee, and quite new assortment of PETRO-
LEUM LAMPS, and nothing but the BEST
AMERICAN PETROLEUM sold by
ROBERT HAZEL,
/ransmonger, hsplestent Dealer, and Manufacturer,
DORCHESTER.
R. HAUL has 1a1504110141 an tesproveesasot in
Beciolins Lamps so that it if la to spill the
liquid—ti the lamp be upset on the table there will not
a drop escape.

W. L'H OM hi E,
COAL MERCHANT,
Offloes and Stores at the Great Western Hallway
Stations,
WITROUTH, Doacasarca, 11 Kumar lisivros,
ROLICITS A TRIAL OF RIZ
FOREST OF DEAN COALS which are highly
reoommended and oonsidered superior to all otLer
descriptions for household purposes being
LARGER AND CdEAPER,
AIM
VERY DURABLE,
CLEAN BURNING,
FREE FROM SMALL,
And do not produce a white eah.
SR—COALS forwarded direct from the CoUieries
to all Stations on the Great Western and other Rail-
ways at wholesale prices.
Lams cessessiers supplicd kr contract.

JAMES F. HA./aNAH,
(MON LONDON,)
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, &es,
DORCHESTER.
(LATZ W. TILIViII.)
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS.
WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS.
DRESSING CASES, FANCY BOXES, &a.
SMALL FANCY CHAIRS,
In Velvets, Rep, &Omens, Chintzes, &v.
and the far famed
OCTAGON TABLES,
Polished Birch, from L. 6d. each.
Greatest variety in the Kingdom, and
especially suited for presents.
FOOT sTooLs AID OTTOMANS, BANNERS AND
POLE SCREENS.
LADIM, NZILDLIWOIK TAITZFULLT MOUITID.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
DORCHESTER.
(LATE W. MILL

SUPERIOR DENTISTRY.
5, ST. THOMdS4 TENET, WEYMOUTH
110N8. LETS (from Paris), Denial Sermon, aad
Atensitacturer ef driiicial TWA. (Established
years). Can be consulted every day, from 8 a.m. to
6 p. m. , eisept SATURDAY AFTERNOON, when he
may lie consulted at lir. Wocuaros'a, Coassuu.,
DORONENTER.
LEYB supplies Artificial Teeth, made of
LV.L. the purest materials and unrivalled workman.
ship. Pit guaranteed by trial before payment is re-
quired. Durability warranted for ten von, free of
°tarp for repairs.
M. Lays has supplied Artificial Teeth fey nearly
2,800 patients in lees than four years, and has not had
one failure, and the following priced are within the
reach of all :—Artifiaial Teeth, set in best vulcanite,
aom 3e. to ss. per tooth, or £3 to ES per double set;
teeth set in 16 carat gold from Ba. per tooth, or £8 per
doable eat; teeth set in 18 carat gold 10s. per tooth, or
,610 per double set, and no higher. Teeth stopped with
best amalgam, Is. and 2..; with pure gold, as. to 65.,
wording to the size of the davit,.
Teeth extracted, is. and 2.. All teeth cleaned, 21.
Artifleial Teeth, from one tooth to a double set, may
be obtained within eight hours' notice, if required, and
all kinds of repairs done while waiting

MR. BOYTON SMITH has the honour to
ANNlTharoGußneeeNtrEvfollEoswilnsgoarradirgeßnTtss
:_for his
DORCHESTER—TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, JAN. 21.
WEYMOUTH—ROYAL HOTEL, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 2.i.
WIMBORNE, MASONIC HALL THURSDAY, JAN. 26.
Soprano —MSS ANNIE SINCLAIR,
(Of the Monday Popular and Crystal Palace Concerts,
&A..)
The Royal Italian Opera OrehattralSololsta
Plate—Mr. J. RADCLIFF. Trumpet—Mr. T. ITAIPIIII.
Horn—Mr. C. FILRPIII. Clarions:l—Kr. G. TY: Itt
Bassoon—Mr.J.Htrreuise. Planoforte—lfrarrivoop.
Solo Pianoforte—Mr. Borrow Ebirrft•
Tickets, Programmes, and Plan of reserved Stalls
will be ready in the several Towns on Friday, Jon. 13.
Dorchester—Hr. H. Lino; Bookseller, High-street. •
Weymouth —Mr. H. WHISLEL Bookseller, Si. Mary-et.;
Wimborne... Mrs. ROUSDIN, Post-office.
Reserved Stalls (numbered), 41.• Family Tickets,
admitting three, 10i. 6c1.; Central Seats, 2i; Beek, Is.
Feely application for Stall nasal is respeetfully
requested.
PROGRAM lAN
yea*
Overture—" II Bartisre Room.
Solo Bastoon, with Piccolo obllgato—. 0 Ruddier
than the Cherry" •
Jewel Song—From "Frost" 001fItoD.
Selection from the Opera" La Favorite" ... Domesirt
Flute, Clarionet, Horn, Bassoon, and Cornet
8010 Pianoforte—Grand Sonata In C Wens.
Solo Clarlonet . Beat
Bong, with Trumpet obligato—" Let the bright
SeraPaim* 2 • • ... Haien:
Quartette—"Lurline _ . Wata..acia
Clarionet, Horn, Bassoon, and Cornet
roar mi.
Grand selection front the Opera " Puritani" Baum.
Flute, Clarionet, Cornet, Bowen, and Horn
Soles
Solo Pianolorte—" Itadante and Rondo
. Mzseavisons.
&mar" Shadow eons, Dinoreh' " „., Msonorazir.
Grand Fantasia. Flute " Marie Stuart" . Pearraii.
Meditation on "Prelude No. I. Bach"— 00ca00.
Voice, Claricetet, Flute, Horn, Baamoon,Cornet,
and Pianoforte.
Fantasia on Iridi Aire—" Killarney" .. DOME SIMI.
Song—" Marjorle's Ahnanack"..
Finale—" Post Horn"— Kama.
Commence at Eight o'clock. Carriages at 10.15.
Mr. Borroz Blum deans to call attention to the
fact that each sneseeding year these Concerts have been
marked by some especial feature of attraction; and he
has the satisfaction of knowing that they have hither-
to received the unanimous approval of thou who have
favoured him with their support. It is, therefore, with
mash pleasure that he Is again acne to present a Pro-
=s, which, for interest and novelty, has not before
palled. Miss 'Simla: is a young and rising
soprano, to whose merits the critioism of the London
Press sufficiently testify, and who has most sumeasfally
appeared at the Monday Popular and Crystal Palace
Cowart' during the last season, whilst the engagement
of the Royal Italian Opus Soloists' Union has enabled
him to introduce a class of instruments seldom heard
at Provincial Concerti, and Musics of a novel and
Interesting charaeter, rendered by artistes who, as
accautents upon their respective instruments, stand at
the head of their profession.

THE BEST PUDDINGS'
UA TAR'S SEMOLINA
21 PRIZE MEDAL%
NOTICE
[Read this with ear, and attention.]
THE MANUFACTORY of 24-AFAR'S
SEMOLINA was established in 1815. I* is the
oldest and the largest in the World, 150,000 Secksof
of Wheat being yearly centime&
Oar SEMOLINA is the staple food in France, Roods.
Bpaivi Italy, &a, and will non be that of Ragland. It
has obtained
24 PRIZE MEDALS
in the Oran Exhibition for its superiority over an
others, and is pronounced be the most eminent members
of the Medical Pasterns, both in Loadon and in Paris,
to he far more Nutritious than Tapioca, Arrowroot,
MeneCorn Flour, assay Fariamwous Foed greedy intro.
duped into this country. See Dr. Haasull's Analytical
Report.
N.B.—Being determined to maintain a reputation,
we again CAUTION the Pohl* the* an intimation, to
which a false and ridiculous ;ahem been Ensa, is
Introduced by a Well-40era adveategys
et Um name sad. pubKsity eell a =ay walk at
very inferior (11'4E7, to realise extra profile, and who
advertise in favour of that article the qualities pawned
by our Semolina.
As a proof of our assertion we challenge a comparison,
by analysis, between our SEMOLINA and the so-called
Pearlisa.

-Nit" AYAR'S SEMOLINA
IN.I. ti. Is richer than any other farinaceous food
e. in Asotic matter, indispensable in the
g muscular formation of the body.

DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL.
-
pag SCHOOL will (D. V.) be RE-OPENED
.1 on WIDNIIIIDLT, Fn. Ist.
Day Boarders can be received.
Rn. R. G. WATSON, ILA.
Head Muter.

44, HIGH WEST STREET, DORCHESTER.
MISS POMMY' would be glad to receive"'
FEW PUPILS daily, for TUITION in English,
Mask, and French, oommening JANUARY 18, 1871.
Terms on appUestion.

CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
DORCHESTER.
PAnictrAL—GEORGE PHILIP DE WINTON
(Assivied by two efficient Masten).
A liberal education is offered, combined with home
minforia.
Special attention paid to the props:salon of Pupils
destined for oommercial life.
French is °melody and systematioally tsught.and there
are unosnal facilities of acquiring a conversational
knowledge of that language through the Freneli
Pasll.
Terms-25 and 30 guineas oar annum.
THE SCHOOL will (D.V.) RE-OPEN on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1871.
References kindly permitted to the Rev. E.W.
PRAIA, M.A., Rector of St. Paler's, Dorshester,and
to Parents of Pupils.
Prospectuses forwarded on applioation.

As r▪ AYAR'S SEMOLINA
L it Is the greaten delicacy
= (with or withoat raWc,)
O for Etrealdast or Sapper.
P

DORCHESTRE. SCHOOL OF ART.
glint NEXT TERM will COMMENCE on
TIIIIIDAY, the 17th instant. for the EVENING
CLASS, and Wantraitnia, the 18th, at 2.30 p.m., for
the MORNING and AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Application for terms of admission to be made to the
Treasurer, K. BUINTIT, Esq., or the Hon. Secretary,
the Rev. B. I. WATSON:
Dorehester, Jan. 11, 1871.

Published Monthly, price la., containing Beautiful
Coloured Plates of new Flowers sad Fruit..
HE FLORIST AND POMOLOGIST : A
_L Pictorial Monthly Maguine of Flowers, Fruits,
and General Horticulture.
The New and Improved Series of the FLoalivr AND
POIKOLOGIEW, both as regards its texts and illustrations
may fairly claim to be the Orat Illustrated Monthly
periodical on gardening of the present day. The
greatest care is taken in the selection and manipulation
of subjects for the Coloured Plates, the drawings for
will& are made by the leading Floral and Botanical
Artists. The aim and soope of the Lettepress is each
as furnish • digests of Current Information on Garden.
log Matters ; to discus, by the light of expeience and
the aid of modern science, the garden pretties of the
present day; and to give Seasonable Hints to those
who iney need instruction in the management of their
gardens, whether devoted to Fruits, Vegetables, or
Flowers.
The FLORIST LND PONOLOGisi is issued on the first
of every month. Each number contains 24
royal Svo., and is illustrated by • beautifully coloured
plate of some choice New Flower or New Fruit, and
also by Woodcuts where necessary. It may be ordered
through any bookseller or newsagent, or if preferred,
the Publisher, Mr. FRIDERICI 8. ANGLE, will send it,
free by poet, direct from the Office, for one year, on
receipt of a post-office order or postage stamps to the
value of Thirteen Shillings. A specimen number can
he had throughlthe mine channel for thirteen postage
stamps.
Oommuniestions for the Editor. Books for Notice,
New Planta or Plowers for deseription or criticism,
ko, should be addressed to Mr. Molten MOORS,
Botanis Gardens, Chelsea, London, B.W.
PUBLIIMIIO 07nCI :
171, FLEET EiTEEET. LONDOIi, B.C.

MAYAR'S SEMOLINA
Is very essonomimiL
Recipes on imeh Peekage.
esi. lb. in Packet, Bd. in Cenister.
Bold by ell Chemists, Grocers, Im.

HOMINY.
MAYAR'S HOMINY,
produced from the best Indian Maize, without
soy adulteration obtained by grinding, is far superior to
the Maize Corn Flour sheady introduced in this
country, which is only Starch obtained by a process of
washing, which deteriorates entirely the quality, and
IA sold at • very high price.
Sold by all Chemists. Grocers, and Corn Dealers.
Wholesale at MAYAR'S, 36, MARK LANK
LONDON, KC.
• WHOLIZALZ 101ST W•NTLII IN MINT TOWN.

CASSELL'S
pIIEE TE&S halDc
OFFERS.

GASSILL'S OHOICS COFFEES. Pas a Blob
Aroma, ls. U. sad S. per lb.
LOCAL AGINTH FOR oeseguis OOFFIRS :
BRLDroaT J. Oleal, North Allington,
K. Restarick, East-street.
Bauxwerga R. Hosier, CornhilL
Brreous C. Boyce, Holly HILL
BLANDIO D James Hobbs.
CHARD IL B. Clyde, stamp-aloe.
Couurrrox Dodge, rower-
DORCHISITIR A. J. Evans, chemist, and Mn
Browning, High Bast-street.
!lige:won F. Fruen, grocer.
GLASTONBURY S. & F. L. JAoObt,
GILLINGHAM J. Kingsbury, NewCretreet, and
J. Goddard.
MITHERBURT Ann Fowler, 000 per.
OrTHRT ST. MART Sheppard, groper.
POOLS G. Nears Penney, Quay.
PORTLAND Cos, Spring-garden.
J. Stone, Easton Post Office.
Qom' Chaim. F. E. & T. Gans, Post Office,
SHEILBORNI G. Gosney, Hall-Moon-street.
Sairron Mew= C. Goodenough.
Sroananann Jackson, chemist.
SaAngsguay G. E. Norton' fancy warehouse.
SALISBURY S. Atkins, chemist, W. Thorn,
Winchester-street, and Davis,
Culver-street.
TAUNTON G. Ingram, Park-street, and Jones
8, Church-street. ,
WINOANTOS E. Gilbert. ,
WILTON J. Hopkins, West-street. I
Wyddxsopos E. Burnett.
Vinnours A. Ellery, 40, High-street, and 1
Crocker, 18, Park-street.
Enacts. J. Perry. Temperance Hotel, South
street, and J. Helier, London-road.

A GENTS WANTED for CASSELL'S TEAS AND
.14., COFFEES in every place not fully occupied.
arms by poet- Apply—
CALL. SMITH, dc CO.,
80, Furcausau-srazer. Losnow, B.C.

BENSON'S WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
By 'pedal appointment to
H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Prize Medals—Loodon, Dublin, and Feria.
Maker of the Gold emirate presented by the City of
London to HAL EL the Paler. OF W Lida, EMIL
the Dust OF RDIABULOB, Sin Joni BOAGOTII,
H. Lcassrs,6o3.
WATCHY4--Chrouometers, Chrostographa, Keyless,
Repeaters, Lovers, llonsontals, for Ladies
and Gentlemen.
CLOCKS—For Dining and Drawing-rooms, Carriages,
Chttrehes, Hall or Shop, Perpetual 061•11.
data, Wind Dials, &co.
JEWELLERY—Specialities in Monograms, Diamonds,
Orystalx, and ton o.hi, for Firida said
otter presents.
SILVER AND ELECFRO-PLATE—For Presentation,
Racing, Diners a in Rums.. or Tea Table,
&a, Au
WORKS of ART in Bronze, by the best Artistes.
"'alum and descriptions of Watches, Clocks, Plate,
Jewellery, Chains, Ac., see Illustrated
Pamphlets, post free for two Stumps.
Watches, Clocks, Jewellery, Chains, Plate, de., sent to
all parts of the world.
J. W. BENSON,
Steam Factory and City Show Rooms,
LUDGATE HILL, AND OLD BOND-STREET,
LONDON.
Watches repaired, by drilled workmen. Old Silver,
Watches, Gold, Jewellery, be., exchanged.
Merchants, Shippers. and Watch Clubs supplied.

PATENT SHIP AND BOAT COMPASESS.
DENT and CO. beg to draw
attention to the advaotases and
' • superiority of their Patent Compsaes over
those of every other description. Their
Frtud Compose is anequslled for steadiness, seldom
vibrating a point, when others vibrate from six to eight
points, and is on this aooonot to be particularly recom-
mended for vessels of sinsll burden such as Yachts, kc.
These Composses have been adopted to the exclusion of
all others by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution,
and, along with Dent's Axis Compasses, are in general
use throughout the Royal Navy.
Catalogues on application. Compasses of every us-
oription kept in Stook.
E. DENT and CO., 61, Strand, and 34, Royal
globous% London, Chronometer and Campus Brokers
to the (pow
BONA. FIDE_ MONEY SPECULATION.

I"Why, the tale's ab.urd," Bald "The ma's
dead and buried. Pray. did any one ralle SO4I him et
your hers. besides yonreelf ?"
•• ?sr,,, I took cart, of that."
" er.ense ine, W., zst.ff, but Illa afraid you were
dresminz."
D t t noncom', !" said Wagstaff,
furiou.l7 " ii tn. It b. I:. taker sp."
Wag,r,ff wrilt awcy in e rive, and Ilotemsn scratehed
his esr and .notitate.l. If Wllicki did not turn tip,
lmw was he to get ti,. . cheque essh,,d which was dated
after his anpposed dealt?
A wed( afterward., howec,ir, Wirirksy put .in an
appear.,n,. First, t e ruimilicteil the dative, and
wore, if pres-nted, thorn choull be a public
exelanction.
8 wildly, lie rnimiliaterl the loss of ten pounds,
saying it was a gift.
Thirdly, he culled upon, and extorbd thirteen pounds
from the undertaker to keep the matter a secret. Then
he went straight to the Golden Lion,cod told the whole
story to the astonished company.
EPILOGUE.
lIILATING TO 1116 VIII T LAM' IT WHICIEST,
OLLLIED Junto&
A month alter these events Mr. Which', —looking
ruddier and frosher than ever—went into the insurance
office in the Wagglethorpe market alaoe, and insured
his life for a thousand pounds.
The next day 'he died in reality, and the insurance
°files lost the money.
When Whicksy's affsirs were looker into it was found
that he bad made several wills. al of which were
undated. All his relations went to law, and fought
furiously for several years, until al the money was
expended in legal expenses.
Bat they did not stop even then, and to this lay
several cross-actions are being carried an.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO in this world
is is difficult tautly, judging from the nuinerons
to whirl it is applied. We 1,-now what a
ri=aey made, if invested in the purchase el a Box
of IPROITD'S HEPATIC PILLS, the univeesal remedy
for all disorders of the Liver, within reach a all who
neer from We, Coativess. unpleasant Taste of Month
in the morning, Headache, &doom, Giddiness, Dimness
of sight, Swimming in the Head, ka They are gentle
and pleasant in their operation, require no confinement,
nor alteration of diet, and may be taken by both sexes
of all egos. See testimonials. Prepared only by A. J.
Swig, Chemist (saomwor to Mr. Freud), Dorchester.
Sold by all respectable chemists everywhere in boxes
la. lid. sae&

poll, THE ITOH.
I. PROUD'S REMEDY, without the leadsmen. a
oared& care in e few days. Many hundreds of testi-
modals might be given ; one application will, however,
prove the above assertions. Sold in boxes is. led.
*ad. Family packets, containing 10 boxes, sent cm.
nags free to any elation throughout the kingdom on
receipt of Post Off.. Order for 101. 64. Prepared only
by A. J. EVANS, Chemist (sumessor to Mr. Frond),
Dorchester.

'OIING FEMALE&
These Pills ire prepared for
young females, who gaffer from
the following symptoms : Hegel-
ease, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
=chin the bask and loins,
e and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
' seen* of the feet, short dry
cough, bed appetite, great
Lutgour and Littman', with a
variety of other symptoms, ell
indicating ale/taint energy of
Li s sokus as the muse, to re-
coed; and remove which these
Pills ars adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. kvsse, and sold
in boxes ls lid sad 2s. 2d. each.

FOR THE PILE&
An early appliestioa of this very
E • • 148'B I palatable remedy never fails in
REMEDY J ordinary cases to give immediate
FOR 1 relief, sad effect a speedy ears.
r soma. oust la pow Is Wt. awl Zs. OM
each.

.mmmemineentimewsw
Clittin:l2lllCrig—woW.wio. .rßegjained bumitheaßLACK LKALI4.I,
withmat w ;eta or dual
CLEANLINEBa G.,' ASHY'S litalined BLACK 1.11/111
sold everywhere by BbOPkOSParL
WO. =gra Raa,, ed BLACK LEAD —" Cleardin—
. The prokirielro Age to CAUTION the public wine' being
iniPn`ed upon y nn, fincipted tradeereen, who, with a view of
deriving IrmtvT r rullt, are manufacturing and reading
BPURIGL'S IMITA 130118 of the above articin
AA for W. U..iIXErEI BLACK LK&D, and me that you
have it. 12, 808 London, W.
CIORPARk; BARBER and COMPANY'S RICH SYRUPY
MIMING 00.1400, at la,
that, old by Grocery sad others at b. id lad lis. per lb.
LOKDe N Katabliahmenta, 80, GracechursKatreet, LO., W,
I'teil Finebury, KC., Born' Londes Bridg!,_ &E., 274,
Resent areas, W.; 16, Great TitchAeleistreet, W., and 102,
Womb ounw Grove, Bey/twitter, W.
COUNTRY Ketabichmente, Quadrant, Birmingham; I,
Church-street, Liverpool ; 38, Corn etreet, Bristol; and 147,
North-areet,

AGENTS WANTED.
FKi, SONS and Co., an prepared to npeint AGENTS
R?' every To and Village In Enna& To sell their
ROYAL OSBORNE PACKET TEAS, where tin are net
repreiented. lin Agent. lave already been appointed.
P.n. Teri" aPPIP to 40, Queennreet, City, Leaden, E.C.

ANEW W 33 CANDLE, per lb., ler kitchen am to burn
without mulling ; a new sperm candle for parlour
tiqt, W. per lb., all sizes—a splendid trsnspuant candle.
Carnage pald to all railway stations in Laudon. Cases Pratt
For camh.—Gtiaisar and Sen. 93 and 94, Tottaahrinawourt-rOad,
(mar the Chapel). and 192, New Bood-strewt, W.

USE GILBERTS Ambrosial SHAVING CREAK It does
not dry on the lace and is benuUlully perilous& 1164
per pot, or three in a cabs to ts ikL Oas pot wW last three
months. To he obtained only Irons the tole manufacturers.
GILIZILT and Bon, 102, New Bond-street, London, W.

IWESSP.S. SWAN id EDGAR forward all panels amount-
ing to AZ and upwards CARRIAGE
PAID to any part at Ow UNITED
KINGDOM, socawiblo by Railway.
9, to 11, Plaadilly, sad 30 to as, Rairoot.
Wed, London.

MESSES. SWAN lusd EDGAR have always • lan d e an
wellnasorted Stock of Goods In the
following Departments.
SILK FANCY Dusan.
POPLIN RIBBON
TWIT LACE
SATIN HOSIERY
SHAWL GLOVE
FUR OUTFITTING
mArcrix TRIMAI/40
COSTUME HABERDASHERY
DRAPERY MILLINERY
FLANNEL MOURNING
Patterns free by vetting wi

MBEBRS. SWAN and EDGAR us now Gearing the roc flatly
annoanced purchmes at Lyons of BILKS and VWV gra
Three goods .t.l grit-clam manufacture, omapriaing ava ditty
of Rakes end Styles sad conekierably under present vole..

A mon wharrED for the Sol: cd the Celebrated ASAY
It PACKET TEAS, large prodts, no risk and no License
required. For terms, apply to MUM Tea 00/11%.11T, 146, Upper
Thames-street, Loodoc,l.C., Established MA

ICOATENT METALLIC AIR TIGHT COFFINS combining
1 all the advantages of Wood Shell, and Lead and
CoMns,can be obtained at once on amlicatloa at the head °Moe
PATENT METALLIC AIR-TIGM' COFFIN COMPANY,
158, Great Charies-etreet, BIRMINGHAM.
Or to any appointed agent. Prices, ic., seat post free.

IifONUMENTAL SCULPTURE. Granite, Marble and
In Stone Tombs on view. The largest !dock In the Sin-
nott', IMPERISHABLE Lerma IN LIA.D.—HArror, a,
Regent's quadrant, London. W.

KAYE'S WOMBWELL'S PILLS
TiISTOMACH is the greet Supplies of all
e wants of our system. It. object is to mak
the wear sad tear of life. It disonicred, it. function
ewes, which is followed by Indiseetlon, Headache,
Lowman of Spirits, Melancholy, and in some owes In.
saaity. WOIIIWILL'II Puza are Um but possible
Medicine for ell the din.rden of this wpm They
cleanse it, whilst by their lonia power they give it now
Mama.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Medicines, at Is. 10., 2s. 9d., and 4e. 6d. Wholmwil
Depot, 22, Bread-street, London.

-Just Published, poet free for two Stamps:
A. GUIDE TO THEM:FILE OF NERVOUS-
NEW. By HENRY BKITH, ILD., ol the
University Si Jens, author of the" People. Guide to Health,"
A Medical work on the New Special Triatinent, by Medicines
only, of Nervous, Rental, and Physical Debility, Lowness of
Indigestion, Dimness of Sight Panful Dreams, Want
of Energy, and Premature Decline; with Inetructionc for per.
lent restoration to Health awl Vigour, by the NEW SPECIAL
TRZATMENT. The WARNINC VOICE (180 pages) is Illw-
trend with Cues and Testimonials. Dives Advice and Rules
for Cure by the age of the new Remedied. With a New Chapter
on the Use and Abuse of ELECTRICITY for the Cure of
Nervous DUKIIIIOI With Letters from Patients who have tried
the so-called Remedy, proving that ELECTRICITY 18 NOT
LIFE, and will not Cure Nervous Debility. nee by post for
two Nampo
Address, Dr. H. Serie, 8. Barton Crewing, Loudon, W.C.
Important to Country Patients.
CONSULT A LONDON PHYSICIAN WITHOUT PER
DR. SMITH will, for the benefit of Country Patients., on receiv-
ing dewriptions of their awn Kind his opinion, with advice
and directions for the most sorrowful restoration to health.
Address, Dr. Henry Smith, 8, Burton-crescent, London. W.

-
POPULAR WRDIC.AL WORKS
matmluts DT YAM, 89, columns., 1.0E9011.
laiared at Statioasre Hall, 1810.
Price ls.; by post 12, sealed 20 stamps.
ULNROOD, a Medical Easy on the Cause and Cure o
Premature Decline in Man, the Treatment of Nervous
and Physical Debility, Sterility, the result of 80 years' aim
°ado' TrsMice. By J. L. cuina, IL D., 16 Albemarle-street,
Piccadilly, Lando*.
11.11111005 Of Tat WPM
" We feel no !limitation in saying that there is No member of
society by whom the book Trill not be found ueel ul—whether
such person bold the relation of • rums, macarvo4, or (AMOY-
1141."—thast, Evening Paper,
" Dr. Curtis has conferred • boon by publishing this little
work, in which is described the source of those dismiss which
produce decline in youth, or more frequently premature old
age."—Dinly Telegraph, March 27th, 1910.
Alm, from the rams Author for or 16 Wimps sealed,
PR. C1.7RT1131 MEDICAL GUIDE TO MARRIAOK
Practical Treatise on its Physical and Personal Obi=
h rules for removing certain disquallikations which
thchappinan of wedded life.
The above works aleumAßtranucirobtained et the Author's reside:me
, LONDOW, W.

but he trusted, that with the blessing of Providence and bad land, the lem he felt 'wafted to enter the POOl4,
. Seeds direct from ths Growtra the test evaos of Eliot. Fag . thenshould go on their en. ea o ,
4 • are they might when they met for lists with thou baying land of • better quality; NATIONAL SCHOOLS. -Oa Frith,
;of the society' givesest deer
and
times people wen to him to urge tbet he t against ataxia
ay be able to say they got through Is growing root* Num was emery bin; again 5g,,,,,,i,.gi0n a Y 'mein
the children of - g • public
i pretesting disapptiatment. Id able statement the ire,
a work anon the milieu in the Gamma ring guard. another enamors r , had as fair • looking crop took elm The rector Rev me natinnal
and Franob armies, the sick and wounded, the p ' ere and help at the e, but he kept unwavering
the • t mush better then the most sanguine could on poor laud. Last year he e p • . (•J. A. see...) school"
-- traordinary ruse of arson to ae win • r
bat he baud to leave his poet. Several .
the platform were the Her Otero m ...,... and ea
SUITONT HOME-GROWN SEEDS, 'of war. and especially the Turoos for whose especial. Mr aH. (WWI, is, r;-"", .._°, lA-. Rev Hobert
divert attentiou-K the
stood
cotrrem
he eltglieuse sue s. and as little disaster as might be. With the it proved when used not nearly so good.l as e
of
r
benefit a missionary, who has ion; been working in over the pigs, eel the el . . ,
-,..-ei nail) have •ntioipataid-(applause.) He wished them every as many others, but the outside was the best
tptt,art, four
~..,....,ker.
u.A.
Thi-eiton. The examinations were -;.,..e5. end Mr W I.
CARRIAGE FITE. t bcoupled the name of Mr. Damen, to whom h.own on better land. As the economic result f •
fleeted great credit on Mr Lawesand Nis.aueith":2* sae es'
pulled down in order to prevent toast A
'ariety of way-(oheers.) experience he ociocludee that they could not pay too and mistress. The children sang, ..,-- --___,es,__,'••• • Mailer
Africa,
wit h great resale d • • n Half a saillioa and a cottage we pa .
all indebted Incn •
ea* a" a 3""'la* ' ' • reed et ths fire, and it was kep .to the malt- they were
for the kind way in little rent for poor land. ani might venture tipsy a their room to the quediens ot the ; - '''''''"'"' *cosi mid
ropit, of the Word of God have thus been Ciro ilate I, toe sp
ha bean engaged, end to him they listen failed. A shed yllich between m
il e 1 As Mr. DAM ito returned thank'ZAANwee is e...,_
he cordial manner strong price for good land -(laughter and hear, hear). arithenetle, and geography were tempt. is.e, ~1-**. ...it,
rat I y puc: -sew:, ei-• k f barley'which the tout me proposed, end t
led destioyed. Them were about 1100 coo 1-4 o ! . _ .
received by the club. Kr. Weld Various interesting Weise had been mentioned ; but lion, the Rector addreved the parente of the eh;Le,"mi,„.4.-
pr,soners iind the sick an.: wounded they are presented dent
300 id mill in the building; bui, fortunately. in which It hal baen ream.
to *out, remarks the only one he would refer to was the sad prosoot ime""nes of ""c`"°°' alter whit Mu. were --" otrj,
:he voider. d'l ' tb . while to the eons t, but tiist Malting, wi.h metit• , As . w
COM PI.F.Tii COLLECTIONS gretituttudy. Tue .0. vff cit. cola, mint :Lila agents eta-good of the scholar& We are pleaeed . sap that
ter on the ou eve on oout thethe eistional Schools are now free front debt " - ----
f 41t la .' ' aud proceeded to be reopitly male at Donbas debts aud the main.
" 1 taken or o irried wse rent or on • art yth mind. i could t go largely into that 'abject, was going to be charged Wit the __---,.._r___
ployed in tlit" work is nee...sari/ vary large, aud no Dir. Webh is Loured. Th., iloroliestar lire engine had alluded in very 11 Miring terms 1. ti f held t that ti land-the poor as well as the geed_ the moo de
GEN GINE eEED.i, to produce ether orgenisetion could huro un. er . f ' fl te oe of the turnpike roads. Against snob an __-
he had beard o since ex nen
lied le done as the plum was gutted. It but he trasted that se inatenee
Dorchester slab injustices he would go with Mr. Damen and
• Usuriously but littie c.
p.m, but *sten the engine and fireinau arrived II ix. lie oou no now
discussed at the
omedan aughwar• work so saltdddd.ttnhl:wtuhrohwayndounnitnheir handl. the
iHsesutrlodnun,lyßerunspecd,
uhdd tHhautuohinnesol the foureeneel urea tied- tin
dad that p. A large I members of Parliament to oppose it They had
mitts,, but they ban) cover hesitated n It
and i anon we havo depribed. The prisoaere were brought landowners of the county roger d
d Moult quite sufficient to pay already for the highway'. Aso.
I claimed the utmost' liberality at t'he hands of
etoline.oo.nto;
flax an MOE
usefidnese believing tied He that opens up
fore ii. With vas Eaq., on Monday, when Supt. farmer proposed to cultivate some
ed " I would rather to say nothing of the probable expense, of the Educe'
ihhethe' eualeieveacetiopetionerault case of the manner in which the • anybody else. in petitioning and calling on the
eld of labour, will provide the means I be who refill
prepares therm 8 a . • H atated the (aids we have recorded, and they the matter to the steward, w
collection are • sorry to ear la of lion Act. At the same time he must say he had not
of occupying them. After the doxology • e
were nen:andel till Wednesday afternoon. Mr you did not grow it." He wu very . .
t the mush fear of their being charged with those additional
wile made, amounting to El 12i. 61,
Howard Kephart for hail for Hutchins and Hibbs, but it. He bad thought the old prejudice
that ans. land. expenies : he did not think anything so unjust could
it was refused. growth of flax bad worn out. and
objeo- be passed yet. Mention had been made about the
BURGLARIES BY A LIBERATED CONVI3T. ____ _ lords would be like Mr. Weld have no
for sure he probability of our being involved lower sae soon as the
Con whatever to its cultivation, . t F Prussian strife is ended. But who was
SIIIIISHALI., bionday.-Before E: Pewee, Esq. (Mr. Damen) was, that the more the matter wee prawn ranco-
that flax going to attack us? Not France, ceztainly. The French
Jan Gamine the liberated copyist, wan brought up investigated the clearer it would appear'ch had pre. had been the most ambitions, warlike, and unquiet
on remand, charged with three 'ours:lade" at Poreami. greying • did not deserve the prejediee which
to the club people in Europe for many years, and of them our fears
Devonshire Anne Portland. said that applause)* With regard
Mr. Parsons, of the
he 'heed from his house Tailed against it-4
- could alone had been ; bit they would not be in •
, on Sunday morning, the Bth init., .... m
d.
he felt that others who were older members co
, fillbe of pork, Whig salt beef. 2 shirts, 2 waistcoat', • leperwas Mr. Randall position to fisht agan for • very long time ; and,
towel, a coat, and a small alarum .
clock gAu cute:ince had leen
lam appropriately respond:
there
connected with as to Germany, it would be some years hence
ofeeted by forcing the fastening of • hack 6101106. The and Mr. Saunders, who had been longer comm.
before that empire would have • fleet capable of
articles produced were his, Crow-examined by primoer : 1 it than himself -(Mr. Saunders: About Wig same);
ttko stole the clothes. Knew Partner White's that the attacking us. So lea kept fl le
g es weup our eet-t e
, have no idea well then, as one ef the old members, he felt l
he
_.
II b iht
' man. Prboner: Well, that is the man from whim aug
club had deeereed well of the ooauty-from al national 1 h thought mighttolerably
had natio police--he toe-- ewe m sleep
• the thing'. Did you see me about your premises? iflialees :
read and beard of it his believed at had fulfilled the secure and rise in the morning without alarm. He
than societies hoped we should not be inflicted with those dreadfully
j Mrs. Parma corroborated, mid said when Me intend the objects for which it was established better
property she thought it was a Joke. but on finding the window with greater pretensions. They had:taken up questions expensive armaments that seemed to be looming in the.
At the same time he WY for haying proper
fastening broken abe was convinced It was no Joke. Prisoner: and considered them in a fee more thorough and pme- distance.
1 societies. What defences. It might be that our army had been oat
i Its no joke for me now. Deal way than could be done by
I rd. Biles and P.C. Limning, of Portland, ou Monday morn- goner' down too mesh; but for years the cry hail been for
was the fact in regard to agricultural meetings
ing went in search el the prisoner. They sew him near the several persons, in a retrenchment, economy bad been the watch-word at
' Ferry-bridge. lie put down a bundle he had lathe read, and ally? lie lately read
le
- ofßlatelford the elections, and there would have been complaint if
eeot under the bridge staging. They walked towards the lady, • report of the anniversary the
shed the lady Parliament had not carried out that policy. Now, in
i place, when prisoner mom On to the road. Beingstled where Agricultural Society. When he had fin
he got the things in the bundle lie said he bought them, and said "Why, I thotteht you were going to read some. our alarm, do not let us go to the oppogite extreme,
hot come from a ship, and belonged to the Naval Reserve. thing about Nardi:elated stairs, but that is chiefly and incur immense oxen' inure, that would involve
They charged him with stealing Um things, and he made no the taxation f whi h we should be very much tire! in
about military inatters"-(lemghter). And that was • o o
reply. In his pockets were toned • pocket handkerchief and a Mr. R. Fowler. three or four years, and begin to sail for retrenenneut
case, excepting some remarks made by . . .
vowt. Whatever ii done let it be in moderation &lid
In reply to the charge, prisoner sold he knew nothing about who spoke of a matter that had occupied their alien- span.
the meat, but the beadle and clothes be bought on the Bth lion -he meant Legal Taxation-(mer, hear). But after mature consideration. One speaker had suggested
hem Farmer White's man, On Monday morning, the filth, that subjeot was received with • laugh-(06 I). He t . every .
that ev able-bodied young man should be trained to
&beet :00 he was going up Portland:hill, wneu he met the d o doubt that
could not understand that, for, to his mind, it was one arms in one ferrule or another. an n.would
man who had sold , him the things going into his muter's 8 nation, but he doubts
of the mast serious questions at the present time for be the way to make us a warlike d
stable with • lantern. It was raining very heavily, and the f thus country, when they saw what whether the Prussian system was capable of application
Man asked him to go Into the deble till it was over. He the ratepeyers o
stopped about • quarter Man hour. Prisoner wished Farmer was taking phial around them, Whatever had to be in England, where we are accustomed to an mach
White's man called. to be done now-a-lays was directed by • Board, and be liberty.
John Price was sworn, and deposed in answer to prisoner: particularly condemued the new II halation Board, as Mr. Daunt also replied, and intimated that next
I did not well you the domes on Sunday afternoon-I never he would give • cup instead of a money prize-
godless scheme of education, under year
connected with •
saw you on that day. f ladies on the (hear, beer). Referring to the mantle of 13oards. be
Prisoner said a1i00606 seemed determined to get not of it the an Aot which permitted the election o
School Board, who might be only lodgers, to vote spoke of the operations of Highway Boards, aud anew
same av everybody else ; and Sit weak ease for the maim he'd
better let it drop now. But the fact was he was three pats away the rates. The Dorchester Town Council had re- tioned that being out shooting he bei to try • road
drunk wheelie nought the bundle. jested • propeeition for a School Board, for, On inquiry, as well as the adjoining field of turnip., and 'mid he .
A charge of breaking into the holm of Mary Hobbs wasthen they found that the rating power was not restricted was told that the road was so unuseed that • man,
taken. to 31. in the pound, &Isom imagineLbut might be ex- driving along it one day, came upon no many
Promautrix said 1630 kept the Victory beer-house at Portland. tended to almost any amount. Another matter which turnips that at last he concluded he must be wrong
On Sunday morning, Bth inst., about 7 o'clock, she found her thy heti talk.' of two or three yaws ago as • possible and turned back-(laughter). But so far as the turnips
house had been entered, through the tap-room window, and
mimed two pairs of boots, aid a boy's overcoat with a pair of conCniency, appears I now to be approacbiag realise were concerned, it was unfortunate that the a cord
gloves in the pocket. 'Ater she missed 41115 01 meat, a skinned tion. It seemed most likely that in the next session which ordered the Surveyor to make the road had not
rabbit, • saucepan, land a white pocket-handkerchief. She of Pailiament, Mr. ilugesten would bring in a bill for I also directed him to hoe the turnips I-(laughter). To s t
Identified the coat and boras produced. as those Wm.-Creep •Ndisbing turnpike toile, and throwing the trust debts I illustrated the working of Boards. .
examined : Knew Farmer White's man ;he 006 often at her and the maintenance of the roads upon the present Mr. Ceecaarr said their Highway Board ili4 not
house, and canoe there on Saturday evening. ratepayers. Rotuma lately made to Parliament showed order roads to be made where they were not wanted.
Joseph Harris, assistant warder at the convict prises, to
whom the property belonged, also kientleed the articles pro- that there are in England 17.000 miles of turnpikes, with Mr. WELD said he was glad to find the prise ho hal
duced. more than £3,000,000 of unpaid loans attached to them; given for no long • period gave satisfaction ; and,
John Price, in the employ of Mr White, farmer, mid e-hen he in Dorset there are 433 miles of turnpike., and the dei,..* eleing the gratification Mr. Calcraft's cup had aff irdel,
went to the table in Orov.roadabout earn ,an the fah, he of the several trusts amount to £94,000. Thu. we. a he .night perhaps give one-(hear. hear).
found prisoner in the loft with a bundle and two pair" of Dads, most serious question for them. Their vice-chairman Tle ViCv.Cdalligalf proposed " The Judges."
He asked him why he came there, and he replied" to get out if (Mr. T. Chapman Saunders) had shown him a list of Mr. DiowneN, in responding, suggested that in future
the weather " said "good morning," and went away with the
' bundle and hoots Prisoner said he wan looking for work.- eight or ten courts of Quarter Sessions that at their the judges should have it in their discretion to give or
Comegandoed : Nobody has jemmied me to ruake all thew, recent meetings ha./ adopted resolution' that the pre. , witbnol I a prize acoonling to the management die.
istateniente to the magistrates. Did not tell you to take the sent incentive rating should be distributed over the played, in cases where there was no competition ; and
boots from the loft. I never hail the boulle, community at Ivrge. In Somerset, 2,0,10 of the most that in genernl the management ehoul Ibe an element
The police spoke to !iodine some of the property on prisoner. respectable ratepayers petitioned the eourt in favour I for consideration, i inroad of awards being decided by
A third charge of larceny at the house of James Palmer, an
aridaoit warder was thee taken, of some relaxation of the present burden., end the weight alone. If such had been the case this year they
While Palmer 0011 00 duty, a nurse mimed Ann Peter", magistrates no mino isiy tlecirted to meinorializ t the would have given • prize to Mr. Calcraft, for he never
attending on his wife, west down mars about four o'clock on Government on the subject. lie could not help think. saw • cleaner piece-there was not • weed or • bit of
Saturday morning, and found the lower room in disorder, log that the course taken in Someraet was largely grass to be seen. Unfortunately, • very fine crop of
When Palmer tame in stout nae, a variety of articles were owing to the efforts of one man-Mr. Gouge Andrews mangold had been teken up and stacked, so that could
found missing, including a bails with "J. Palmer "on the - (hear, hear); and if they had • Mr. Gauge Andrews not be considered, He proceeded to say that he should
handle. This knife was found on prisoner.
Prieoner was remanded till next Monday,when it is expected in every county, such an abomination as the present like every landowner to keep • home farm, and to try
• fourth theme of breaking into a carpenter's shop at Portland rating system could not last for any length of time- experiments, like Mr. Weld had done with regard to
prison will be preferred against him. (applause). At the meting of the Chamber of Agri- furze pulping. It was in the power of landlords to do
culture in London next mouth, Mr. Genre Andrews such things, while tenants could not afford the risk ;
will bring forward the question of turnpike roads, and and landlords might be sure their tenantry would
he should be glad if Lord Postmen, the county and readily adopt any new methods which were proved to ALEX. ROSS'S GREAT HAIR RESTORER.
borough members, and other gentlemen, would make to be successful. They had beard from Mr. Randall of Has no sediment. Restores grey hair in • few
a point of attending, and uniting in • protest against the good crop of Swedes he had after steam cultivation, days. Produces a beautiful gloss, without containing
eny such scheme as that of Mr. Russian's ; and lee If • landlord had years ago tried that and reported to oil. Cleasses the bead and hair. Promotes the hair's
believed that by this the members would be only doing the occupiers of his land the good Malt no doubt they growth, and is by far the best Restorer extant. In
their duty to the ratepayers-(applause), At the would have more generally adopted steam cultivation, large bottles, 31 Gd. Ca, be had through all chemists,
present time only one-third of the persons who nee the as they would now-(hear, hear). For strong land he or of the nicker' Alexander Ross, 248, High Holborn,
roads pay a farthing of rates towards their meinten- thought there was nothing like the steam plough en,' London. Sent for stamps.
ince. He deprecated the continuance of the present cultivator, and even en light thin soils it would be use- - -- _
system, and hoped • vigorous and united effort would ml as soon as the corn crops were gathered for break- FIAIII. DESTROYER.-248, High Holborn,
be made to render It more equitable and jest-(ap. log up the soil. Bat he rather • lyouted the hiring of London. -A L EX. ROSS'S DEPILATORY
plates). these steam appliances than purchasing them. on removes superduous hair from the face neck, and arms
The CHAILMAN proposed "The Snougeful Compel'. account of the capital required. In conclusion without effect tithe skin. Price 3s. 6.1.; seat for 54
tors," remerking that thou who proineed good crops bespoke of the want of either leases, tenant right or 'tamps. Had of all Chemists.
this season were entitled to special credit, custom in this county. Farming well now required a -- - - -
Mr. KENDALL, the winner of the chief prize, "aid at capital of £lO to 220 an acre; but how could a tenant WHITTINGTON LIFE ASSURANOE
almeeting like that it was frequently said •I am sorry invest snob • sum without security? For himself he COUPe NY.
that some one more competent has not risen to return only had six months' notice. Chief Offices-37, Moon ATI.3TILIBT, UMW:IW, R.C.
thank.," but he must say that he should hare been di.- Mr. Eger said he must congratulate most of them ' Established 1855. CAPITAL £3E3,000.
apponied if anyone but himself had had to reply for on having a better lot of roots than at the begiuniog TROSTEWL-Thomas Brame), Esq. Great George'
the E 5 prise and that handsome cup-(laughter and of the season they could have expected to see. He street, Weetminater ; T - hontas Horatio Harris, Face,
applause). They had experienced • very trying season I concurred with Mr. Dowden as to the excellent Finsbury, and Woodford, Essex; Thomas Lambert,
-one of the most difficult, he supposed he might Bay, management of Kr. Calera/Co roots. Replying to Mr. Esq., Short-street, Lambeth, S.
that had been (sown for the growth of turnips. it ' Limey's inquiry, he "Lid for the prise for two acres of DrilneerllE FILM/RES OF TR I COKPAh r.
would be in their recollection that twelve mouths Mangold ther were five competitors, but there was no 1 The Guarantee of on ample subscribed capital ; sane
ago when his son resumed thanks for that competition for the 10-acre prize. ! fal selection of lives ; economical management.
prize, sail it WA. anuonoeed that Mr. J. 11. Calcraft Mr. IiaNDALL then stated the recommendations of Policies Payable during lifetime without extra
would this year make an addition to it, he said the committee appointed to revise the rule., the chief ' premium.
" The young one mita go sharp ahead if he alterations being the introduction of • second eerie. of i Invalid, or Second-Class Lives, assured at Linda
heats the old one next year;" for he then merle up hls prizes for general root crop, of between 30 and V) rates, on a safe and equitable plan.
mind to get that prize -(hear, bear). As the spring of acres ; arab
elaud Is defined to be such as has not l Loan. Granted oa the Aecurity of Policies which hay
the year &deuced, he kept the work well a-head, but been in gram for seven years ; entries are to be made I acquired a surrender value.
then had the misfortune to have an ea:Adept with his lon the 21st September ; same roots not to be shown I Agents Wanted where the Company is not rem.
ample which threw him back eight or ten days in the for more than on: prize; judges to inspect crops iu the I seated.
beat part of the season for turnips. As the tame went second or third week of October.
on he was very much taken aback, for weeks, he might These alterations seemed to meet general approval;
say months, after putting in tee sesad• he could see i but the final settlement of the revised conditions was ENT'S TURRET CLOCK-The attention
nothing of it. He had grown that crop for 40 or 50 i left to the committee. D R
of Public Bodice, Gentlemen, and others, is rea
years, but never before knew turnip seed to lie in the I Mr. mi, wistfully regraded to the Improvements made in the
reposed " Success to the neighbouring
ground so long. Then, as soon u they had got into fair 1 clubs-Milboerrie Blendfor I. and Do h a He construction of Clock. suitable for Stables, Churl:the%
growth, they were attacked by an Innumerable army directed attention to the subject brought e ltoerra'ar I by- and other lug° Buildings, by the late E. J. and F.
of wireworam, slop, and grubs,andlihe almost despaired DENT, Clock and Chronometer Makers to the Queen
Mr. Andrew" at the Dorchester clubbed the di . '
of getting a crop. StM, he remembered, that his b• • followed,
w len as deserving serious consideration ;
neighbours' crops were suffering In the seam way, and Clock fII f
or the °uses oParliament, he, Turret
be hoped the question would be taken up by the other
hoped some chance yet remained for him. At the clubs f Clocks, with Compensation Pendulum, adjusted fre
clu o the county, and a general e effort be mid that
seine time he was in fear lest the judges should not con. variations of temperature, to work the hands of Dulls
eider his crop sufficiently meritorious to take any prise. they might exercise the utmost of their power in Par. f .. . • - . e
'Lament to prevent any unfair augmentation of their o any size from i foot to ouu zest ammeter.
However, he had suceeded, and was uncommonly
proud to receive the first prise-(applaue). Pot many present exoesaive rating, and to distribute the existing DENT,
charges amongst the classes who ought to meet them. 61, STRAND (adjoining Coutes' Bank), and 34 and 35
years the club had offered prizes for root crops, their es
friend Mr. Demon being the first to give them a prize In eonclusion he tallied the members of other clubs itoeeL Excuse OR, Lompoc
of £5 for competition. During the years that had not to let the younger Dorchester club go a-head of
them in the 'advocacy of their interests as agriculturists
passed he believed he had won at different times every
prize that bad been off d except the first, and now -(°beers and " One more for Dorchester, for it
ee BREECH-LOADERS.
he bad obtained that-(applause). lie must pay be deter". it, ')
SEC OND HAND.
was much better pleased with the cup than the £5 Mr. KENT. replying on behalf of the Milberne club, BREECH-LOADERS.
note-not but what £5 notes were useful, but they said he believed Hofer attendemoes were equal on the FROM £lO 10s.
took to themselves wings and flew away-here to day 1 average to thou of the Dorchester club, end they were
and and gone tomorrow, and were no more seen-(Leughter) I all agriculturists. There was always • disauseion, and B BOUGHT FOR CASH.
-while the cup would remain. He should prize that cup their meetings were satisfactory.
beyond everythiag. Ladd the prises Mr. Damen had Mr. Mutest sail nobody know anything 'about their CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST, 3 STAMPS.
given had been iti the shapelof taupe inscribed "Presented meetings.
by It. Damen, Esq., to ao.and.so. for such and such al4-1. WHISTLER, 11, STRAND, LONDON.
Kr. KENT ' arid that
,anow no reporters came oat 12.4.
crop," should not he have been proud whenever that '
there. -
gentlemen honoured him with his promisee to hays
offered him a draught of cider In such soup l-(applate• Kr. T. C. Faust-aim replied for the Dorchester
atten club, mentioning its go
and laughter). He felt they were deeply indebted to good dants's' and the capi tad
Mr. Calcraft for offering such • handsome cup to the meetings they have. He thought the Milborne club
club-(applause). lie looked upon it as one of the would be more useful if 'its proceedings were made
greatest prises he had gained; and, if anything could hear, hear
publio-( , ) .
enhance :his estimation of Mr. Caleraft, whom be had Mr. PIKS suggested that the sphere of this club's
met atthe Highway Board, and the Poor Las Board, operations might be usefully extended by their holding
it was the kiud manner in which he had acted towards meetiuge occasionally at Wareham. They would get
this club-(applauee). many subscribers in that district, which now had no
Kr. DAYIN remarked that Mr. Randall thoroughly melt society, and the inflation of new members might
deserved the prise, for be had the beet and cleanest increase the value of the club. He tied heard a good
turnips he (Kr. Damen) had seen this year. Mr. many farmers in the Wareham district say they wished
Randall had been using • steam cultivator in one part they had • society of that kind, and be should be glad
of the field where the roots were, while the other was to &said in the matter if it was tboaght advisable.
ploughed in the usual way, and the differenee in the Mr. BISANT proposed the health of the President of
two pieces was remarkable. the club, hoping he would occupy that position for
Mr. RANDALL said he had now been working • steam many years, and expressed the pleasure it afforded him
cultivator for four or five years, and he felt that every to see the steward of the Lulworth estate" (Mr. Bates)
man who coupled 300 acres of ankle lend ought to supported by the lord of the manor (Mr. Weld)-
ate one. Ile had found the greatest benefit from it in (cheers).
his crops, and had also maimed the number of his Mr. Bank in ask ao Id . the compliment, said
hones. And this last consideration was Important, he had thought re bewn:fi 41411
for horses were kept all the year round, while • steam by
theirh:vuimore t might wont. to the club
a • new President_ but as they had so
cultivator when not in work could be put into bout' ..rodgly urged him to
retain -,
and be no expense. He could stand In the field and and should use
his
bestefforts
office he would do so,
tell by the crop to • foot where the cultivator had to prolong its success
d ' H k• an prosperity. e too it to be their object to for.
been. ward the minuet interests of landlord and tenant; d
Mr. CHICK returned thanks, and described his mode an
at this time, when the commercial portion of the cam.
of cultivation which was that ordinarily followed:
Mr. LACEY also replied, and said that his Swede. munity so preponderated over the agricultural interest,
he tbo ht it w especially the duty of those con- '
were sown on the 25tri Jane, but he did not see a single earned in as
the land to
plant till after the 25th July. Now, he thought, ifput their heads and shoulders
together for mutual
al.. jaae... -- s- sva *1.e.., the, ....la 64 5ir...7 ,„,,,e the
oomm , MlSmltaire-lbrier. hear.) lie felt
surprised for they had programed wonderfully, and that the
_normal interest hal to a large extent
were now a capital lot of roots. He mentioned this re"
interest' consideration to the prejudice of the landed
to show that in • diffioult season like that jut ex• remedied and he thought the inequality could only be
perienced, • late crop might become much more valti- i, y stir hearty °aim in such societies As
is--tapplanee.)
able than it was at the present moment.ln the absence of
Mr. Ferrer, he might say he was sure that gentler:auk kdr. WILD proposed in very cordial terms the health
would be pleased that in the first year of his farming he of theiViee-Citairman, who, he remarked, had succeeded
had won two root prizes; and as he (Mr. Ferrer) only his father in that Alm end he was sure he was a "chip
entered on his farm on the 6th of April, he ventured off the old block," in his sincerity in supporting this
to think that somethieg had been done before -(lan hter club and promoting the object they had in view, viz.,
and applause). • the improvement of agriculture in this district (hear,
Mr 'f. CHAPMAN Saugus's, replying, said he was hear). With reference to the suggestion made by Mr
gratified to win the third prize for the general root Pike, he reviewed all the circumstances of the case,
crop in the first year he had oompeted • and, if there end concluded that the present meeting place was about
was
any liberal mood like Mr. c‘kdafk tZeffe." extra central for their friends east and west, and that instead
prize next for season, be should do his beet to pin • of going occasionally to Wareham, it mould be better
higher honour. to remain as at present, and offer what other in•ince-
Mr. Caccaarr, returning thanks, said that his was meata they could to enlist the interest of the &grime-
s barren honour, though he hardly regarded it in that twists of the Wareham distriet,-(hear, bear). Re-
light, because, two most competent judges had given telling to what was said by Mr. Bement, he said it
him high commendation; and he should go back with gave him much pleasure to Nee Mr. Bates in the chair
a feather, though it would only be • feather weight- and to sit by his aide, and he should be very sorry to
(laughter). He had no doubt at that the judges did see him (Kr. Bates) vacate his offiae as President-
him all the justice he deserved. It was very interest- (Whose).
in, he thought, to hear what Mr. Randall said about Mr. CH&Plialf SAUNDERS acknowledged the compli-
the effects of steam cultivation. Theearth was mowed, went in • speech of some !length. fie thought with
he 'supposed, to • coasiderable depth? Mr. Weld that it would be best for the club to continue
Mr. ReNDALL : Yes; it depends on the power you its meetings in the present place, rather than oscillate
have If any opinion were asked on the matter, I between Winfrith and Wareham ; spoke of
should say a 12-horse engine would be sufficient. I the tendency of 'modern agriculture as being
have • 14-borse engine; but I think • 12-horee would in the direction of market gardening where
work to almost any depth you could possibly want, there was a market for them to go to; mentioned
Kr. TAYLOR, OI Dorchester, who has had a good with approval that ten courts of Qaarter Sessions had
deal of emetics' experience induce cultivation, being been moved to memorialize Parliament on the outs-
appealed to, said • 12-horse engine would give power don of the incidenee of rating; protested apiest the
enough. cast of the turnpikes being added to their pneseut
Mr. ELM, the amend on the list of honears, net armed burdens; indicated the ausuity for greater security of
thanks last. He had been first many times and hoped the tenure of farms than at present exists; exprenod
to be again. If ever he wished to occupy the top of an opinion that "Menu would devise mesas by which
the bet at one time more than another, it was to-day ; they could apply steam power at a less out than
and it was not only for the value of the prise added, now; and suggested that each an amendment
but on account of the gentleman who gave it-(haer, of the Gauze Laws as would declare rabbi
hear).- He had known the name of Casten for many to be vermin would be sufficient •" 1
to ohne
years, baring been nearly related to an old tenant of many of the present complaints, and he also spoke el
his (Mr. Celcraft'e)-tbe late Mr. Samuel Beaton, whom the objection there is to letting oto stronger,,--6 -
he always heard speak highly of Illr. Caloraft--(hear, The CHAIRMAN then gave the health of the Soorstem
hear,) ' whilst was cordially desuk.
The Clumemax proposed "The Donors of prises,
gifts excited, In responding, Mr. R. Randall intimated that lire
making mention of the interest their
although not so much for the value of the prises, as Beale, of Wareham, had kindly offered for competidele
the honour of winning. With the toast he coupled next year • cap value £S-(applause)-tbe only restof..
the names of Kr. Caloraft, Mr. Weld, Mr. Damen gm teen being that the seed used should be purabesed has
Mr. Oabegalr mid it 'Horded him great pleasure some seedeman-Ohesse),
that
he
had
been
enabledto do tookidg to forward Other toasts followed, and at the and it was felt that
the interests of the club. As to competing for prises, this had been One of the meet segemotel mediae the
the men he saw of the differeon Joetwesa- geed dab has ever held.

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