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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

POOLE.

A BRUTAL HUEB/ND. —On Tuesday last. before Mr.
Stone and Mr. Ellis Francis Bost. brickmaker, of Park-
stone, was sentenced to a months hart labour, and bound
over to keep the peace, for assaulting Jane Best, his wife.
On Saturday they hail a quarrel near the Parkstone rail-
way station. and the pnioner knocked down the com-
plainant and kicked her.
SUDDEN DEATH. —We regret to state that Mrs. Hannah
Shippick. wife of Mr. J. H. Shippiek, of the King's Head
Inn, High-street, died suddenly on Thursday night. The
deceased and her husband were at Southampton, and
when walking towards the docks station in order to
return to Poole she complained of pain near the heart.
Mr Shippick called a cab and had his wife driven to Dr.
Palk'e, but she died within a few minutes. An inquest
was held at Southampton on Friday and a verdict of
"Death from natural causes was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

OWZRICOIGNE.

LABOURER'S UNION TEA MYETINO.—On Wertnemany
last the several branches in this part of the 111.triet,
f the above Union, held their annual fete in this
village. A beautiful field we, kindly lent them, and
a arch of evergreenfiand flowers spanned the entrance,
with the motto "Welcome.' Ii the field a long row
of tablea were net, on which were several monster
Isoymets. About four o'clock, a procession wan formed,
and carrying flags and banners, and healed by Lang.
bird's Wool brass band, they marched through the
village, then back to the field, where a tea could be
had for a moderate charge, every seat wan filled and
everybody said that everything was very good.
After tea, van Ms sports. kisimndhe ring, and dancing,
were indulged in, till dusk put an end to a very
pleaeant day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

DZATIIB.

June 29, at Clay Parsonage, Washington. co. lowa,
U.S. America. Nellie, the beloved wife of the Rev. James
Barnett, Congregational Minister, formerly of Stickland,
near Elorldford. Dorset, England, aged 26 years.
July 7, at High-street, !louden, Devonshire, Mr. John
Pidgeon Bromfield, grocer and spirit merchant, and
nephew of the late Mr. John McDonald, of Dorchester,
aged 48, deeply lamented.
July 18, at Mandiull, Mr. J. 11. Fifett, schoolmaster.
aged Rican.
July at Child Okeford, Dorset, Elizabeth, wife of
the late r. H. Woolfrey, aged 49.
July* at Weymouth, Susannah, daughter of the lista
Captidn Samuel Charles Turner, of Child (*siert!, Dorset.
July El, at Chenton, Wincanton, Mr. Frederick Gale,
aged n.
July 23, at 19. Brondeshiu7-villas, N.W. (the residence
of Captain A. C. Croker), Mr. Hugh Fisher, formerly of
Lyme Regis, Dorset, in the Vith year of his sge.
July 98, tt Weymouth, Susan Edwards, the beloved
wife of the Rev. ii H. Wood, rector of Holwell, 49.
July 28, at Prince s-street, Yeovil, Kr. Robert esi
upholsterer, aged 79 years, one of the oldest and rao
respected tradesmen of that town.
July 27, at Lyme Regis, Ceptien C. C. Bennett R.N.
July 27, at Elm Grove, Brixton, Surrey, Borah Ann
Hibbs, late of Weymouth, of which shemas a resident
over fifty years. Friends will kindly moot this Inti-
mation.
July fe. at No. 9, Trinity-road, Weymouth, Sarah
Bishop Drew, eldest daughter of the late Captain John
Drew, of Weymouth.
July * at 38, Trinity-road„ Weymouth, Me. Disorre
Nothey, aged Da Diegdi beeeeled INT all who know him.
Printed and Pabilaboal 8 4_lllA-street Wed. DemMesti
in tie "risk at Hely_Trbft. by Ono, itzAtt
pada of All Iletata. Deedeseleer.fae tie
Tessim Arawss 71h. UM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

POOLE.

CHARM! AGAINAT A HEAMAN.—At the Petty Sessions on
Thursday liefore the Mayor, Mr. Pearce. and Mr. Rllis,
Thomas Ring, a saidir en board the brig Vixen, was charged
with disobeying the orders of George Garue, muter of the
vessel. The cam was proved, and the complainant desired
that the prisoner should be punished. The magistrates
senteneed him to four weeks' hard labour.
ASSAV uri NG A WI YE. —I hi Friday, ',ewe the Mayor and
Mr. I'. &Then, 14'inMot Samuel !Palen, was fined ss. and
costs, for beating Margaret Roth Henlett, his wife, on
Saturday July Idb. He was also ordered to cuter into
his own recognisances to keep the peace.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

WEYMOUTH.

INTRI'STVI! " Fottowee."- William Coeprr, is tall
man, formerly in the Royal Artillery. was brought up on
Friday, before Mr. It Hopkins awl Mr. T. Abbott, charged
with being on the premises of Mr. henry Mangle. for an
unlawful purpose. at a rptkrter to It the previous night.—
Mr. Nangle, agent for Sir Frederic Johnstone, went howe
at half-past It), and hearing the hell of his wife's bed-
chamber ring, be went towards the room where Mrs.
Mangle was not well, and saw prisoner running down the
stairs towards the entrance door. Mr. Nangle caught him
and questioned him, as to what his business was there,
awl he said he came to see the servant He was without
his boote, and the reason for this Mr. /Jangle could not
fathom; the man pleaded intoxication, but conwlainant
did not believe he was far gone in that : he ran off towards
the kitchen door, and complainant followed, awl examined
the house; but only found the hat-stand knocked over;
apparently as prisoner was running away. Mr. Mangle,
011 seeing P.C. Bellew gave the prisoner in custody, and
Hellen found 1' in the road with no hoots on, but
about 20 yards off there were the Imots under • Anil..
He was sit drunk, but pretended to be no. Mr. Nangle
had since made enqiiiries, and believed that the prisoner
had really come to on the servant. —Prisoner said be was
a discharged soldier, be had been stationed with the
battery here, and was waiting to be regularly appointed
on the Great Western Railway, where he hall been lately
employed as a supernumertry.—ln answer t • Mr. Arden,
prisoner said he did not go to the house for any unlawful
purpose as to stealing, that was a thing he dill not care
about. The servant, aaainst whose character Mr. Nanette
had nothing to say, stated that she had known prisoner
for is year and half —first when he was in the Artillery.—
In answer to Mr. Anlen, prisoner said he went in by the
! gate, took off his loots mule the gate, and when he saw
the servant going up-at sirs, he put up his arm, and went
' after her. rufortunately he was drinking all day yester-
day, but he wax very sorry for it, and apologised very
humbly to Mr. Nangle.—/n answer to the Bench, he said
, he had a good discharge at home. As Mr. Nangle did not
I seem to impute any wrong intention to the servant, and
I as she seemed to support the prisoners' statement as to
I why he went into the house, the Bench gave Cooper the
I benefit of the doubt. awl discharged him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S

PURE PICKLES.
MALT VINEGAR, SAUCES, POTTED
MEATS AND FISH, PREPARED SOUPS,

CALVES' FEET JELLY, JAMS, JELLIES.
AND MARMALADES,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

NOTICES.

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BIRTHS,

July 22, at St. John's-terrace, Weymouth, the wife of
Mr. G. Thorne, of s son.
.lily 27, at the bank. Milhome Port, the wife of Mr. A.
J. Hooper, of a non.
July 27, at Fordington, Dog:hester, the wife of bin J. T.
Cottman, of a son.
July 24. at Owermoigne, the wife of Mr. 11. Brown, of
a d.apkt4Lr. . _ .

-71.11 i,. at Milton Abbas, tho wife of Mr. John
Churchill, of a daughter.
July 30, at titickland, Mrs. Sdas Elford, ot a son.
July X, at Upwey, the wife of Mr. J. Pullman, of a

71ngu‘t I, at Raw Farm, Martinstown, the wife of Ma
J. 'limey, of a son.
August 4, at the Antelope Tap, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. W. Meader, of a son,
MARRIAGER

July 22, at St. Mary's Church, Southampton, by the
Rev. B. Welberforce, Mr. F. Boshrod, eldest son of Mr.
J. Boshrod, of Shelworth, to Sarah Elisabeth, eldest
daughter of Mr. C. Trevett, of Abbotsbury.
July 25, at the Abbey Church, Sherborne, by the Rev.
W. H. Lyon, Mr. Charles Fleacombe, of Court Farm, Bare
Regis, to Lydia Kate, youngest daughter of the late Mr.
Samuel Ford, of Sandford Farm, Wareham,
July 911, at Mt. John's Church, Weymouth, by the Rev,
O. Philipps, rector of Winfrith, cousin of the bridegroom,
Tudor Lloyd Harries, of Troy/sant, Breconshire, only son
of Colonel Lloyd-Harries, of Llandlngat House, Car,
tnarthenshire, to Amy Margaret, only daughter of James
Douglas-Willan, Esq.
July 29, at the parish church, Wocsisford, by the Rey.
Mr. Collomson, Charles, son of Mr. Old, of Puddlehintom
to Ann, eldest daughter of the late Mr. G. Talbot, of
Woodsford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-07

DOROII3IITEL

Tfli Bishop of Salisbury holds his next general
ordination on Sunday, December 23rd.
THI depth of rain that fell in July, 1877, was 4.40
inches; the same month last year, 1.10 inches.
Dosarr Comers HoserrAL —During the week
ending August 2nd, there have been admitted :—ln-
patients, 2; discharged, 5; out-patients admitted, 9;
discharged, 10; emergencies,3 ; deaths, 0; in-patients
in the hospital, 40; out-patients on the books, 199;
casualties, 0. Physician for the week, Dr. W. V.
Lush ; surgeon, Mr. J. Tudor; house surgeon, Mr. H.
J. Capon.—The house surgeon begs to acknowledge
with thanks the receipt of a large doll for the amuse-
ment of the children in the hospitaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

WEYMOUTH'S INDEPENDENCE.

Mat "You tell use, dear girl, that I'm given to roam."
You tell me, dear Frankness, I'm given to roam,
That I sport with each candidate green,
That I think much of men who have wandered from
home,
And that still with the newest I'm seen.
'Tis true that R. Walker went top of the poll,
"Tie true, that I settled was wrmg ;
And sent him sharp back, to see after his soul,
In spite of the Radical throng.
For I never loved many, no, I never loved many,
I only loved Truth, and dear Freedom, and you.
But don't let my rulers to selfishness stray,
While professing "the good of the Town,"
Let no companies think that they'll have their own
way,
Or c .mpanies' men shall come down.
Great Western, and Portland, and brewe and gas,
All have their own int'rests to serve,
But Weymouth 's not Issachar. patient old ass ;
I'll turn them right out if they swerve.
For I never loved many, no, I never loved many.
I only loved Truth, and dear Freedom, and you.
Should the Libs and the Tories presume on their
strength,
Should they pander to jobbery, long bills,
Should they fleece, overtax me, then, mark me, at
length,
Old Weymouthians will get severe spills.
In the chamber the strongest may quak•. for his seat,
And encroachments on ponds, streets, and roads,
"Improvements" that cot thrice an much as is meet,
Will make me rise under my loads.
For I never loved many, no, I never loved many, •
I only loved Truth, and dear Freedom, and you.
Winforra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

Agricultural Buns.

THE INDIAN FAMINE.

Everv..ne will rej ti heir that, acti,g in whim
Fe fr rn In4in it h i. 11,011.1.14 I hat nn fitrther
Or wt. An. nee ....try in the in •r of sit'. ion.. to
tit • r Fend. pr .•IN,L4 .4 tit. flaittre Ire An
tte,e•itti tut the welt in to, fe 4 th..t ti.. ire nitie ti
0t.,1 • wi• it any it, yet litvc to ins
nt Ile-L.l. The re..ilt ot the 1 t. the
;IV I 11OileVilhnle ja'if svhiel,Brit ot. in iy well
I.- pi ell In ',tin.' tv • li.tve c nitrileite I
h tlf ..41:i•rn r ti the .it the
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will of e...w.e le tic very net .1t 13.-g.r when written in
Thk h i.een eentrihip..l, it pined,'
notiee.l, at a p..ri ol of alitto.t universal hail trate,
when ineler the pre-...tar •of ...tent ri....eoeity all are
trying to reduce eminent, en.l t ueet.llolll6o wherever
it la p

fIOCNO lIIEREFOIIIIAIfIRr.

(Nat indignation i. felt in the county of Hereford,
in con .elptenee of an..ther eam .3( hottn.l p .isoningln
the North Heref.ord4hire p.wk, nf which Mr. F. Platt,
of Sugwas Court, 14 the nmeer. On Thursday the
pack met at Felwyns Wool, but finding no 1414rn uf
revnard putting in an appe *ranee, the company
:Mon fled t • Billfield Gorse, which was drawn ht nn.
When the hounds were leaving Billfiel.l Gowe three
of them showed 4igits of having pinked np pokon, and
fell. One died immediately. awl the. live f the others
were only save.l by the a 'ministration of strong.
.osetie+. The pack were at one . taken home. NIG
Platt has recei“..l a letter isforolin4 him ..f the
Itrit,,hal ~fa !Wer of foxes at a."l
that foxes would not he tenet this sea.. 41 in that
neighh.airhood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

W&REHAX.

NEmS-FLUTED BURIAL Ilo.tnn. AND PROP,I4EI)
Nrw Crurrinr.—The Board met far the first time
on Wednewlay morning, when Al were iwesent except
the Earl Ipf Eldon. It seam in the fi,t pla e prop wed,
cc anhal, and nnanimoudy reedved—" 'flat the Earl
••f Ehlou be relpreited to accept the ••(flee •d chair-
man—Mr. Filliter to write to, and inform him of the
wishes of the Boar I —tha! the Wu-. Samnel Richard
Capel he re.po•stol t s nn.leeak.. the I a eof eke-
• armais, 3.1 'sir. Freelan,l Filliter that of secretary
and •,alica.w t,o the Ita •rd." Same diswint.ion ensued
allow, sit, for a Cemetery, and, after the bushicsi was
• ii' I, u.s meeslDen; pr-sent proceeded to view two
suif.;e.te I near Wareham Churchyard. •

Parrr SF-V.107M. Tue-.1w.-11kfore Mr. C. J. Parke and
Ow Rev. CArr .1 Glyn.
.

. .
Thottlio Ederarti Doteden, tamer, of Bcre Regis. was
sifiniuoned for allowing hid waggon to ho used at
st..itroliniter MaNit all, on the 3Sth nit., not E, tying his
nano. thorcon.—Defon 1 int plea.led th3t it was not his
wagzon, but one be hat borrowed on account of his own
hr, 4hing WSA fined lit awl do costa.
G.,•ge flail, istrter to the :11./VC named defendant. WU
ehargpil 'rite riding on the waggon at the no 111.• time and
. not haying :Iny rein, to the hordes. —Defendant
plo t.to I goiltv, ant he •V:1.4 tined 61. c its rentitte
G oqto Raolhef& a hoe ..f Storininstcr MarPhsll, was
.Igopoge ti 7a, c.d.', for otealiiig 29 turnips
at Witoborne on the lot inst., the 'property of Mr. M.
S.II

G, 00e Grer.i. jaw, I,ipsy, of C ,rfe Mello), pleaded
euilty to drunk awl riotuns at C ,rfe Mullen on the
ZA'k ult.—D:lendan!_u as tine,' 1O ami To co.t

sinpnn ng, of Ilstupreston, pleaded guilty t bing
drank an I at Ilatumstun an the 4th inst. —Dcf,n-
thud wiss Stied lai and Ts costs. He was allowed a fort-
night to nor.. . .

Jrtonet Zettedet, of Granborne, wa- brought up in ruitxly,
chsrip d with Wit.: drunk and riotous and &Riving a
door of the Fleur de Li. Inn, Cranborne.—Defetelant
pleaded guilty. and era, lined hIM. dannee 1. 61, and Is 6al
cost t.—Alloweil II days to pay.
Sam Bennett and Irtaley Miles, of Woodlands, labourers,
were clisme I with tresp.m.ing in the Esrl of Shaftesbury s
ever. at ttosasge St. Michael on the Bith ult.—Mr.
Ta,ner proocuted.— The case was very simple, sipl dearly
proverL— Bennett was hued .t 1 and 8, costs, and Miles was
tined Ilk and 1, cos?.

**
-/,e4;ilie7alta;;;.-Of Cytcbett, labsurer, was charged by Mr.
J. W. Beach, Oth.vr of Excise, with having a dog in hie
posseesion On the Mud Juno last, And not baying a
lieense.—Defendant Wa,nil rn.
Geo?ge Whiff. a, 4 Wilail"rue, was summoned for
assaulting Cornelius Miro& of the same place on the
Volt ult. It appeared from the evidence that Biscoek
1,;54 been sprea.ling false reports about Whitten's wife,
upon n hfrb Whitten retaliated by pulling Iliseocks
whiAcri.—They were each bound over in £ll.l to keep the
pa see for six month,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 1877.

which the reigning Sovereign has in the notion; and
again I repeat—Chorchmen take hoe 1 and beware.
In recommending petition to P.trliament I am only
urging compliance with the Bishop's ettggestion in his
visitation chance, "If the Clergy are not satisfied
with the law let them petition " Before c 'minding
thi4 letter I ll• Are t., 3.4,1 re all who rosy think it
worthy of perwall. that I hive tho deepest feeling of
reverence for the Eloise 'pal office, and prof
reepect for the fervent pictv, talents, ant other high
qualific Won" of the emiteMt servant of G id, who
now holds the exalte I p ositi on of Bishop in Oda
Diocese. I can moderst 'n'l that he may h'i've that
his todtion in a representative assembly of churchmen
entitles him so to control all discussions as to ensure
that the result, in every important vas; shall be in
unison with his own ries, ; but if so, I think that lie
must hays come to th tt.c mclndon rather from the
study of secular church history than of "fitly Writ."
I desire also to express th • hizhest e.teem for the
gentlemen who compose the Synod, who may have
arrived at the same conclusion; but I am peranaded
that if the feeling of churchmen generally in the
Diocese conl.l he ascertained, a vast majority would
he of a very different ',pinion, and therefore that its
decisions cannot he accepted MI the expression of the
feeling of Churchmen generally in the Diocese.
Q.E.D. Lastly, I desire to thank the Rural Dean
for his very kind expression of personal edeem, and to
assure him that I heartily reciprocate it.
Yours faithfully,
SEP MC, HOBBS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

POOLE

APPOINTMENT OP WORKIIOCSE SCRGEON.—The fort-
nightly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held on
Thursday, an I was attended by the chairman (Mr. J.
Ilmman), the viee-Aminnan (Mr. F. Minns), and Messrs.
G. Curtis, J. W. Buckley, W. Meadus, E. B. Eiliot ,t E. J.
Cone-ay,
end C. Paterson (elected Guardi tn,d. and 3lesars.
W. Pearce and .J. B Duren (exelgs,e Guardians).—
Applications for the poet of onAical utlicer for the Work-
brie., rendered vacant by the resignation of Mr. H. D.
Ellis, after 14 years armies. upon his leaving the town,
were read from Mr. F. K Verne le and Mr. W. Turner.
The salary offered wita MO a year, to inclmle all extras.
p Mr. Vernede was proposed fey C y Mr. urtis and seconded by
Mr. Elliott, and Mr. Turner was proposed by Mr. Paterson
and seconded by Mr. Mentos. Six Gliardiana voted for
Mr. Turner, an-1 three for Mr. Verne le; consequ ntly Mr.
Tirner wee asPointeq. _

l'r,rrr Seam,Ere, eraday.—Before Messrs. W. Pearce
iind J. B Buret!. _ _

--fliOiiia..7ie-t-rate-- a confirmed a Tee of 34. in the £ for the
,I,lf•year for Parkstoue, upon the application of Mr.
St ark.

The Bench temporarily transferred the license of the
Harhour View Inn from Mr. F. W. Lacy to Mr. J. ROSO.
William !Pukka awl Geory. Cworay, tranterv, of Poole,
were .ituitioned for treviia—ing in search of conies on
ant in the occupatioa of Mr. Timothy Diley, at Park.
stone, on Sunday, awl aim for trevpassing on land in the
.iccitpat ion of Sir James Colatilman, on the same occasion.
—Th., evidence of Mr. Timothy Diffey, of Fla 2 Farm,
,torte Daley, his son, Mr. William Moo ly, liagliff to Sir
.1 vines C •loaboun, and John Palmer, a limn in that
harvinet's employ, clearly proved that defendants were
trespassing in sesreli of raillats with a dog, ferret, aud
nets, and Mr. Liffey said he WAS continually annoyed
hy nervous trespassing on hi. farm on Sunday. mornings.
—The Bench fined iletenlaiitv 104. 6.1. ant Cats in each
case, makings total of £llO,. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

THE SALISBURY SYNOD.

Alluding to s correspondence which has appeared in
these columns, "Mix ABOUT COVNTRT," in the
Sherborm Jorrnat, says :—I have been greatly edified
by reasling a correspondence on the subject (.f the
Salisbury Dioceean Synod between the Rev. Septimus
Hobbs, of Compton Valence, and, mart:tile (lido! the
Rev. Reginald Smith, who comes out as a thick-and-
thin supporter of the Synod and the Bishop. Mr.
Hobbs denies that the Synod can be sail to express the
mind of the Church, because the Bishop has distinctly
told Synodsmen that he will not be over-ruled, awl
"if things are introduced which in my opinion are
unite and entirely beyond the proper sphere of our
proceedings I thinkit is my ',facet° put an crtinfieisher
on them." And vet, exclaims Mr. Hobbs, he c ills the
Synod a free parliament! With Luther-like boldness
Mr Hobbs calls on Churchmen to consider whether
by attaching themselves to such a Syn sl they are not
"promoting the curtailment of their own liberties.'"
Bravo ! I cheer Mr. Septimus I grieve over
Mr. Reginald Smith. Once he was looked ~n as an
Evangelical champion. Now he makes the Bishop
into a little king, and draws a parallel between the
right of the Sovereign to put her veto on parliament
(a right sel lom exercised) and the right .(1 the Bishop
to upset the act of his Synod ! While I lament this
defection I rejoice that one clergyman at least Ins the
courage to give expression to opinions that must be
unpalatable at heal-quarters. Mr. Hobbs may rely
on it that his (pinion upon the Salisbury Synod is the
prevailing opinion, at least in the Dorset part of the
Sarum diocese. I am t Id that some of the i relimi
nary meetings for the election (4 electors have been
ridiculously attended, and that A. has been obliged to
propose B. awl B. A. in order to make up the repiired
number. There is no /wort interest felt in the thing,
an•l of those who go to Salisbury a large proportion go
only a( they would to a met (many sportsmen we
Symplemen!), or to an arclue dogical excursion, or a
con versazione.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

THIS DAY'S MARKETS. '
_ &net Conti' Express.
i •

MARK LANE.—Turs DAY.

White En_fill) WM eiir. fte4 fell ii,. t ) 21.
Fmeicm, 21. lower on the week, top price town mele.
Fleur redincel 4.. to 52.. per 240111.. Other qualities
nat. Barley, oats, maize, helnii, pess, teak quiet,
without mnch chan.m.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—Tnis DAY.
Ab mit 2,501 ht inehvlinz 50 Anrrtem, trete
idea Iv. 44. 61. to 64. About 5,310 unit. ss.
to 6.. 74. C.11%-es mwl. 41. Gi. to 6, Mr.. 3 1. to
41- 81. TO eizht pound.. At Dffltforol, 1,750 beasts,
and 7,000 sheep.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

ELECTION OF MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.

The members of the Corporation met at the Town
Hall on Friday to elect a Mayor and two Aldermen. The
retiring Mayor (Ceincillor S. Abbott) took the chair,
and the other members present were Aldermen A. S.
Melees, .1. S. Daniell, F. T. John., and 11. Deaden,
Councillora E it. Smith. C. mnd, 11. Gill, It. Eyers, J.
Ball, W. 11. Atkinson, W. T. Elgar, T. 11. Bennett, and
Stewart —The retiring Mayor remarked that their first
lee,iness wa, to elect one of their number to take his place,
and Councillor Atkinson peepo.ed Conneillor Eyers so
Mayor, believing that he WAS thoroughly competent ti
en.lertnke the duties of the office, awl there WM no
mistake hut that the first part of the proecedings—the
catering for them—would he most handsomely weenie
pl ished. —ConneillorS tewart An Hodges
said he meant no ilisreepeet hi Mr. Evers, or either of the
gentlemen nominating him, hut they needed a man nf
Past ircperience. and one who nesses-eil other capahilities,
for the ,Thee. No doubt Mr. Evers' time woold come, but
for the next term he had inueh pleasure in proposing
Alderman Johns. —Alderman Daniell seconded—Seven
memhers veted for Alderman Johns and three for
('onneillor Flyers, and the former woo consequently
ilec:ared electe I.—Councillor Eyers sail he had no &edit
i• wa. all iinderstorsl heforelianil. There was such a
cliqee that it did net •ignify how c .mpetent a man might
he there was no fair chance for him. Me. John. hail
served the offiee several times before, and why not now
:vend aside to let io someone else. It was not that he
rand ahout being Mayor of Blandforil, hut he ',imply
dood nomination to show his disapproval of curl,
prineiples. Talk of others' "time coining," he thought
their's was conic to pull the thing. —The retiring Mayor
thanked the Coencil for kindnesses reeei red' and assistance
rendered him daring his year of "thee, and then Alcated
the chair,. which was taken by the new Mayor—l;
eine,. Gill proposed and Cmincillor Atkinson seconded a
vote of thanks to the reiring Mayor, and it was carried
7inlinimmalv. —The retiring Aldermen, Messrs. J. S.
Daniell and A. S. Hodges, were then re•elected for
another six ) ears —Mr. James Moire sea. re-eleeted
Serjeintest-Mare, Clerk of the Markets, 1111.1SUPtliftth111-
.I..nt of Police, said Mr. Charles kills was sit do .m,pointerd
Town trier and bill•peiter.—The various eommittees Were
appointed and the umal fin incial business transacted,
mil the meeting ended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

THE " BLOOD PURIFIER."

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
Thin extraordinary medicine has a singular infinenoe
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
! removes all pimples and blotches, purifies the system,
and acts like a tiharm. Al. a rmatatning and purifying
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommend'ed in long
standing emea of indigestion, nervousness, coughs,
scrofula, gout, dropay, and wasting .d HPI4II. Ftold by
all drutarimb.. itution —Get the red and blue wrap Par•
with the Doctor's hewl in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles, 2s. GI, 45., 7e. 61, and lls. Sent by ral
to any addrent.
TIIE OLD Dlt.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
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affections, liver an.l stomach complaints, and Indiges-
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A 1..) SARSAPARILLA OINTIIni I', the hest
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stamps.

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MR. S. JACKSON,
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ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, ke.,

BEGS respectfully to state that he undertakes
Ind conduct* matters of business in the follow.
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FALL OF A TUNNEL

--- - -
A tunnel on the Great Western line, near Aber.
dare, haa fallen in. Traffic ia completely auvended,
but no lives loot.

MR. GLAIATONE IN IRELAND.
Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone left Dublin UM+ morning
en mite for Holyhead. A large crowd collected and
PVC him a hearty farewelL

THE GALE OF LAST NIGHT.
At Dover the gale was very severe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

CATTLE.

NORWICIL—There was a Ism show of store cattle on
offer here : sales prneee led sluggishly, and although
redortion of ry. to las. per head was conceded in many
insttnres. a rlearance was by no means effected. Fat
beasts, 10+. WO, 61. and lt. per 1111 cs. The sheep pens
were rather p Asir filled, and trate proeoterled slowly, at •
retortion of ahoot ls. per hest. Fa sheep, lls. to
lls. 61 ant 12s. ptr llths Shorthorn beasts were quoted
at £l9 to £25, ant Trioh at £4 to .£22 pity head. The foot
sad moti'h disesse is ra.her inrr toying in Norfolk.

THE NI AqW.Cli. STRIKE.
All the Am-deans and Germans are at worlc this
Ince fling. Four m 're Americans have commenced.

WRECK AND LOSS OF LIFE.

_
The French brig FAmninl was wrer-kel near
Folkestone last night. Three men were &vented and
two swam ashore.

LEGAL APPOINTMENT.
Mr. Charles Hall is appointed Attorney-General to
the Duchy of Cornwall, in place of Lord Justice
Thesieger.

SUDDEN DEATH.
Dr. Rowley, Rector of Willey, died in hie pnlpit
while preaching yeeterday. He was in hie 82nd year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

CAUTION.

RECIICITT'S
The marked euperiority of
this Laundry Blue oier all
others. and the quick ap- PARIS
predation td its merit+ by
the Pnblie. Ito, been at-
tended by the woial reeult
—viz., a f1.,0d of itnit.,tions : the
merit o the lattor tuxinly consiets
in the ingenuity exerted, not
simply in imitating th, tquare
shape, but making the general ap- BLUE
pearanceof the wrappers reaemble
that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to
caution all buyers to see "Reckitt's
Paris Blue" on each packet.
BEWARE 01 WORTHLESS IMITATIONS,

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and without publicity, if required, by
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Sold only in boxes, 6d. and ls., labelled
JAMES EPPS and C HOMCBOPATHIC
CHEMISTS,

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Epps' Homcsopethic Medicines are Bold in for-
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CLARKE'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

B LAWDFORD.

BLVIDFORD F%lll —At this fair on Thursday there we.
a Wig, attenilince, and rires exceeded thaw of late (aims
Of sheen and loottoi 3,119 weri penned, and there were
about 50 heel of cattle, a few horse+, and about 100 pit:4
on offer. Most of the sheep were in prime eonilith
and the lambs egmerirtlly tto.A. A nen of MO hue'',
h -longing te Mr. IL Richards, for which 554 per heal war
a+kerl, WWI the prinripll attraction. L averaged
from 324. to SO., and wethers from 504. to 51+. Ilessrs.
Senior and Creech had a sale iif 936 sheep and lambs, '.me
heifers, hocms, and implements. and rettliseil from Di+. to
364. 61. for lamle, and from 3414. to 61+, for ewe+.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

CONVOC
To tho Editor.

-
Rik—The " Tricurauc" of last week contained a 1
Letter from the Honorary Secretary .4 the Salisbury
Dioc,san Synod. the Hon. Sec. thinks that my
instance of one committee of Convocation seems hardly
an argument strong enough to support my f ruler
weer; ion. But seeing that the one committee alluded
to as strong enough to deprive the clergy of all
power .4 acting in their own matters, choosing their
own advisers, there are probably few penteis
ut
of the Sylvia who will think my illustration too weak
to support my assertion. It seems to me to be a very
apt illustration, for the Synod cannot comistently
help mi in any suailar oise. For if the Bishop would
like to retain the arbitrary power put into las heads
by that Act, (as he probably may) the Synod may not
overrule him. The natural effect of the Syn.xl is to
lead l'arliament toPuepooe that the clergy are very
well satisfied to remain in the helpless position to
which they have been redueeti In fact, as the Synod
may not overrule the Bishop, every important subject
discumed must be decided according to his views, and
the conclusion virtually arrived at before the diAellElYi..ll
begins. With referent* to the means adopted by the
Synod to obviate an admitted danger, it seems to me
that the churchmen of the Diocese can tell better than
the Syn :41 itself, and that they may think that the
remedy is calculated to aggravate the disease. The
Rural I)ean has informed me, in a very kind private
Letter, that the Express of to day will contain his final
letter on the Synod; but OA he has not supplied me
with a copy of it, and I do not are the Express, I must
wait to we it before I can reply.
Yours faithfully,
SErrture llonne.
Compton Valence Rectory, 6th November, 1877.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

PIIDDLETONPN.

Onnrsv.tr,ws' FUSERAT- —On Werlnteslay lett was
ferried at the parish ehnrch, Puddletown, the mortal
remains of Mr. William Cooke. Deeerved war :11.
years of age, and had been a gardener for General
ghirley, of Puldlerown. for Peveral years. He was
only ill for a /Mort time and on Sunday, November
4th, died in peace, leaving a wife and two children to
mourn their los+. Decease,' was a member of the
" Buid-of-Hope " (Doreherte.) Lodge of 04,1fellowA,
and the brethren of that and other lodges of the order
paid their last duty by attending his fitneral. The
funeral oration used at the ~grave of an Odrifellow was
Deceased WA, 11111 Ch lvApected by the
brethren of the lodge and the inhabitants of Puddle-
town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

LONOPLEET.

-
Acrittrxr. —A serious a,i,idient happene.l to Mr. George
si-er, lanilloril of the New Inn, on 'it lay morning.
Ile ems. le.sling a row from hi. premises t Mr. Taylor's
farm when tile animal tyfully ran aimiti-t him, knocked
him ilown, trod on Ins 1e..., ant hr he it. The sufferer is
Progressing satisfactorily under the earn of Dr. Hatton
Smyth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
CORN.

The Corn markets thruoshont the ronntry seem to hove
been quiet in tone, and wheat was disposed of at late
rates. Barley and oats were firm, and beans the turn
dearer.
DORCIIVNTER.—There WM bat a small snpply of
wheat and business WWI stork. About Is. per quarter
Mearie.• war obtained in ssme instanees quntrations, Sib.
to qqa Last week :IRS quarters made £1,061 Ns., the
averam being Yrs 10. Barley sold at late rates. Last
week 7112 quarters fetched £,311 IS. ill, or an average of
31s. 211.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

TUZSDAY. NOVZIBER 13. WT.

DORCHESTER.

TIIE SERA.IE DIrIfICELTT.—The Urban Sanitary
Board havin4 given notice of an application to borrow
£B,OOO to meet the expels* of the proposed sewaze
and drainage works, C,flonel Ponsonby Cox, RE., will
hold a public enquiry on the sot:fled at the Town Hall
to-morrow (Tuesday). The Rivers Pollution Act, if
enforced, will nece,itate the diversion of the lomm
sewage from the Frome, and, as Mr. Plover, 31. P., has
intimated he will allow no further ouifall near his
land, the local authorities have before them a difficulty
of no slight character.
_ _ . .

I)ISPCVnaIIY. —We understand a dispensary has been
established iii this town, the objects of which are
enabling the classes who may not he able to all ird the
ordinary charges for medicine to obtain them at a
cheaper rate. Rules 1 and 3 will best explain the
working of the dispensary : -
I. Patients are reque.tl ti attend during the h mrs
the dispenmry is open, viz., Di toll a.m., ant it to 7 p.m.
Sttur lays. 10 t )11 a.m., 2 to 3 it M., an 16 to 7 p.m. ; and
to return the bottles supplie It, Vivi°.
3. By paying one shilling when they attend the first
time in each week, advice will be given, and one, tw.,. or
three bottles of medicine, &A the ma, may require, provided
the three visits are within the seven consecutive day,
THE WIATHIR.—The following is our meteorological
report :

I I I,..rest
Data Noon. Point at Wind. Slate of Weather.
Night.

Nee. •
5 5! 47 , W Fine, ra'n
6 55 49 W Ram
7 54 37 NW &W Rain, tine
'TI 47 WSW & SW Rain
9 55 45 SSW Rain
10 53 41 8 N Thunder, htil, and rain
H 50 40 SW Fla
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

THE DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

During the week ending November, Bth, there have
been admitted :—ln-patients. 7; discharged, 6; out.
patients admitted, 7; discharged, 6; emergencies. 4;
deaths 0 :—lnp.dients, in the holdnil, 44 : —Out-
patients, on the lx,oks, 2 8; emu dtbs, 37; phyricim
for the week, Dr. W. V. Lush ; surgeon for the week,
Mr. A. Eurson ; house surgeon, Mr. Herbert J.
Capon.
'the House Surgeon gratefully acknowledge the
receipt of a hamper of game for the use of the patients
from Mr. Hobert Williams, Dridehead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-13

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LONGFLEET.

VESTRY. —On Monday a vedry meeting Wall hell in
I.ongtteet lioreh for the pimp..., 01
of the door. The Vicar (Rev. J. 1.. Williain) wedded
and the attendance was sitialL NICSArg. Theme', tlillarct
and William I ward Palmer, the out-solo,: otl'ttla.ra.
eon.ented to stand again, and they were the only persona
nominated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-04-03

disappointed

. Derby
conceded

Weaciinsfield,

any other
Lord i
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year. L
show his
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-04-03

THIS DAY'S MARKETS.
MARK LANE.—THis DAY.
This being Bank Holiday no business was transacted
at the Mark-lane Exchange.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—THis DAY.
The nettle trade was very quiet. The supplies,
owing to the detention of animals at Deptford, were
short of all classes of stock, and the better-conditioned
beast made rather higher price.; e. 10d. being the
general top figure. Sheep were much the same in
value as on Monday last, the best down (shorn)
making 6s. 6d. per sib.. Calves, too, were without
particular change. _
_ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-04-03

BERNE ABBAS

MAG ISTERIAL, UedoesJay.—lkfore Mr. J. E. Bridge and
Mr. 'arr Stuart Glyn.
Ovtrseera were appointed for the parishes in the

Lnre?e,x, of Piddletrentbide, wax charged
under the Master; and Workmen Act with aheenting
himself from the service of Mr. 1. It. Stihy. of Alton
Pancrai, on and since the 12th Feliniary.- Lefendant,
axed 14, Mae engaged ai a yearly servant to thsi,eomplain-
ant at tk. per week.—C unplainant laid Hut damages
sustained by defendant's leaving at .13.—The itigices
oniered that the contract he dissolved, and rertain wage
due to he forfeited, and defendant to pay GI. damage and
74. lid. eostv_. _

lel% of Come. labourer. plewleil guilty to
heing drunk and riotous, at Cerne, on the evening of the
9th inst, and wise.find.sl. and la.i.

CharPs Dlrpeford, of term., who also plowligl guifty, was
charged with a similar offence at Cerne, on the 9th inst.
—Fined ti. and tid. costs,

_
Sawitl Bartlett, of Leigh, biker, was charge.' with
stealing a bar-nothing rake, value 111, at Ilillfield, the
property of Mr. William Dolben Barter, of Hi
r. N. Howard for the defence—The prosecutor deposed
to losing the rake about three weeks ago.—lt seemed the
prosecutor's and defenitint'Airenikes a•liointol. The rake
was marked "ft.!). fl irtet in the ,teria—P.C. James
Searley deposed to findinx the rake n thel:lth inst. hinil
on a faggot rick the property of the 411..fen.lant. The
defence ird up was that Bartlett found the rake, and did
not not se the 113.13 e o% the handle, :up] Murtlu., Wane,
Leigh, stated that not 1011: azo • he we Bartlott coming
on the road with a rake, ,veil ir i t.E., one produced, and
he, bartlet4, a.ire.l if sKtuo, knew if any one had lost a
rake—Case distal-0.1.
A WESIIIAIt FOR Tar 116,,N. —ln september vast Mrs
Helen Blake, of 4. Earl', terrace, Kensington, widow,
died intestate, wthoot any known relative, leaving pea-
*realty of the value of £10,00t) or thereabouts. The
C,rown Solicitor took p4ssession of the estate on behalf
of the Crown, and issued advertisements for the next of
kin, but, up to the present time, none have appeared,
and letters of administration were granted to the Crown
Solicitor on the 14th inst.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-04-03

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