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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

MONETARY ADVANCES:
4.03„.. 79,000 TO LEND.—A. Gentle-
man, recently returned from
Africa, having amassed a oonsiderable amount
414 now connected with numerous Private Capitalists),
4i °Ku to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Cash to all
v,Wentable persons (male and female), in amounts
:1,..14it from tio to CAM, to. th, ir Saf of hood alone.
&cc, at 4i per cent. for any term up to ten
Repayments taken by easy instalments. extend. ,
Cr the full term, or in one sum, at the end of a
As may be desired. Ali business transacted with
lltinust privacy, and (roe from law or 01i100 charges, '
W lir profit not being sought.
. ~.,
Iddress in perfect eonfidenoe, Mr. n. T. LUCAS, 3,
, s-turraos, New Charoh-road, London, S. E.,
asset amount required bow r able ties)
ko. Swims eP%I
Woe stamps tor reply.

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T DEPORTANT TO YOUNG MEN—JOHN
LAITBELLE ims the utmost confident.. in Invit-
ing an inspection, at his revidenoe, of 500 testimonials,
proving the efficacy of his preparation for producing
WLILSKEILI. Moustaches, ku—Pstrticulars and speee.
vase testimonials sent gratis and post free on applies.
Um. W, Larrhaardreet Wslworib, Banal
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

NMI? HO= TAVERN.

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Andrew Perched.. Grey applied.
Supt. 'Vickery said the landlord had bees selling at
the same hours as U he had had a spirit Hoene° for
some time. He had obtained a certificate which
enabled him to apply for a spirit license; but he bad
not taken it out, until he (the Supt.) made a stir about
It, when it was taken out.
Mr. Curtis undertook that the license should be
taken out properly in Intern, and repudiated the
Superintendent's assertion that the landlord had
" done the revenue out of some of the oast of a
license. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

BTURKINSTIE It ILItSaLLL.

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811• LL-POL—There have been seven or eight eues
of small-poz in this village, and three of them have
terminated fatally, the deco:weed being all married and
having families. The ether four patients aro progress-
ing favourably, and no new ease has apper red with;cl
the last five or six dsys.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

WI MBORN E.

Idoincinrs litintsno.—The Brewster sessions were
held on Friday, and all the old lieenses ware ronewed
with the exception or the Mail Coach. Wimborne the
Angel Inn, Corte liullen (publiclousis), and two beer•
houses—the " Pure Drop, Lytahett Minster, and the
Albion Arms, Kinson, there being two conais•tiono
recorded against each of them for drowns under the
Act during the year. The landlord of the Nabs load,
Danford, vu cautioned.

BAST LULWORTEL
FATAL AGOIDEST.—C.7rge Loose, In the employ of
K. J. Weld, Seq., al meter, • few dsys ago was driving
• attaMed to • we3gon lr den with whet, when tho
hot., woe @tutted by the report of • gun: VIOAS
endeavoured te ostoh hold of the horse, but was knoeiced
down by the shaft, and the wheels of the waggon passed
over We sheet. The poor fellow was oonveyeal home,
and needful s poured, bat he died about thrc3
hours elt3r the ocourAinse. He has 1•11 a wife and
five ehildren.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

VALOUR REWARDED.

"The paths of glory lead but to the grove," and, in
the cue of British soldier+, to the grave rid the work.
harm.

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James Brigent enlisted in the Coldstream Guards,
served through the P. noisular campaign with Welling.
t 0,., and took put lo the battle of Waterloo.
After the peace James !talent was discharged with
pension of rirpenor per dium fur two years.
Our British cheeks glow with pride, or something
else, when we think of it. Sixpence per diem for two
years! Prodigious ! Probably the limit of two years
was fixed on the assumption that, alter so many years
of warfare, .limes Rahtent was tine to the worms.

But the veteran lagged annotations on the stag,. and
died last week, in the Farnm Union, at the age of
eighty-seven.
It is stated that "ho vu extremely grateful for ell
attentions paid him."

CANON KINGSLEY Olt CHURCH MUSIC.
At a foitival of the North Devon Choral Musk', at
Ilfraoombe, Canon Kingsley oungratulated the members
on the improvement of feeling which such meeting
created, in two points: first, it showed that English
people were awakening to the Importance of worship as
distinct from either preaching or prayer. Next he con-
gratulated the audience on the increased attention to
Art in England during the last 25 years, especially In
that Art which was moat open to all classes—nionely,
music. He attributed the modern musical movement,
both secular and sacred, principally to the genius of one
man, an old frieed of his, who had never met with the
recognition whioh be deserved—he mesnt John Hullab.
Such meeting, could not bat do good, moral and artistic,
to all 00000rnod in them, if they would only keep in
mind (as lie was sure all his audience did) that they
mot tootlier in churen to worship aol, and not to try
who could in ise most noise. Well done, Canon
Kingsley; John iluilah deserves universal thanks.
—En]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

BRISTOL OOLT FMB.

The September colt fair was held on Monasty. There wae •
good number of buyers, end an active inquiry for llnit-clase
animals. There wee. limited show of gauflish two-year-old
culbi, and they were prhrepally el a very Inferior description,
barring the island animals in the dealers' hands. The rough
unbroken evils, straight from grazing, inoudod a low good
ones, and these sold well at prices ranging from Xdf• 10 £OO, for
cart colts, and 1:30 ho nsIS for mane. &WWI nage were also of
a nigher ussililling quality, but they were in good demand,
souse Loudon agents buying the. up at prime ranging from
.CL's to £3O, but anything partloularly good realised g;:o0, and
in some cast. ltra. There was a good supply of Irian
.nags,
and they suet with an active loyalty, annul the superior des-
iniptionis realising 1:1, and 1:50 mob. while 120 ewe.. were
asked for • match pair, and the ,c4fer of 100 guineas was re-
fused for them. Inferior animals ranged from 431.1 to £34.
The cart colts and nags iu the dealers' hands tnet with a rather
quiut. trade • bus. very fair bunnies was dorm, 460 being an
',wage price fore good useful 'Moak

BRADFORD, AU,TLISA 11.4.—Ths wool market continues quiet.
Comparatively few transactioon have umen place in wool to-
day. Full quotations are maintained with vast firmness.
The bost closer of wanner, and hogs are most In request.
Lennon, Sept. LB .—Business &tiring the patt week In Eng-
lish wool has boon on a Lair male, at pnces fully 41 to :id per
lb. above the opening prices of the clap, and everything op.
paws In favour .4 ratio bring maintained. For the nionieut,
however, owing to the vory high rates • atikei, and to the fact
that manufactures have mocked Menswalves pretty freely, there
Is not IRA same meaty/meat in buying that there was • fort-
night ago.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

CATTLZ MARKET&

Batumi, August 3L —Supply al beef was good. Prime, 8135
weondary, 73. to The; Inferior, Us to &W. Mutton was in
largo supply, and all was sold at Gd, general prior for prints
Lambs .or In good supply at 10d to lid for the beet. For
store &hoop the trade sae sexy good, at higher prices. Trade
warn Sow for storo cattle.
Mentorouram, 314.—Trads Ivory slow, and prin., on the
average are lower. Our fortis.° supply rumbas of 800 boasts,
7,831 sheep, and 400 calves.
Per stone of Sibs d. Ld.
•
Best Scots II erdords b to 6 8
Beet bliort-borna ft to 6 0
fierond quality Boast.* .. 3 to 4 8
Pigs . • 3 1060
Best Downs & llalf-brods, to II 3
Best Long.wiols,
Ewes & second quality, 4 to 6 4
Banda at market, 1,470 drop and lambs, 16,800 ; owlyss,
Ill; and plgs, 15.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

WAREHAM.

tue 1.2011/110LO0ICAL ASSOC! t2lOll-Slr,-WPI you
the I ..... te 41..4
d
COngreeem , under Sir W. IfedlyeAt, lid us the honour
of paying their visit here, on Saturday last, the luncheon
wise provided at the Corn Exchange (in • winner
mash to the credit of those who got it up). under the
direction of the secretary and treasurer of the Congress,
arid for the mere necessary purpose of refreshing the
members of that usetal society who attended, before
they prooseded to the magnificient ruins of Code
Castle. 1 believe the speeches there given were quite
unpremeditated, rid no part of the programme. If
one had been laid dowd amongst those which, In tlos
town and n.16111)01..104;4 woo,d have been prominent,
that of Mr. floyer, one of oar county members, who
wee present with us, would have been given and rev Aved
as it deserved to be.-Yours traly. F. IC' .I.F• St.
Martin's Roues, Worsham, September 2.
RiPLS Vocurrzus. -The runts' pt;ze meeting took
plat ion Monday, the 28th ult, si:th the fo'low'ng
results;-
Competition A--Seven shots at MO, 500, and 600 yards.
Entrance fee, 26,-Ist. Ladles' challenge cup and Et Mira.°
Brett; 2nd, Kr. Baby's sugar beton and 301, Private candy;
llrd, hr. bove's spoons and 255, Private Ilse ; 4th, hr
Selby's milk Jug and 251, Sergeant Churchill ; 6111, WI, Sergeant
Drew ; Eth. Xi, Primo 0. Lesg ; 7M, 15., klergeant Sudden,
9th, 15s, Corporal Eames; 911, las Private Bridle; 10th, 10s,
Private Lawrence; 11th, 10., Sergeant Kent; 12th, 104,
Private Rudd.
Competition 8.-Seven shots call at 200, 500, and 600 yards.
Entrance fee, Is.-Isl, Mr. Parmiter's cabinet and El, Bugler
A. Marsh; Ind, Kr. Bowe'. spoons and 10s, Private Stockley ;
3rd, Kr. Gale's ea, 'mg knife and fork and 10s, Private Deny,
Wool; 4th, 10., Corporal Z. Churchill ; sth, 105, Private J.
Deny; 611, Ms, Private Vincent; 71h, 10s, IrIVIAO Florence;
9th, 160, Pi Irate Hooper ; 9th, 104, Private Spicer ; 10th, let,
Corporal Tabor ; 110410 i, Private B. Corey.
a.Comertition C.-Five shots each at IS and 400 yartte-I't,
Mr. by's butter knife amid 15t, Private Will.; 2.1, 10s,
Private T. MiWer • 3rd. fa, Private Fans ; 411, 95, Private
Burr; Mb, be, irivate A. Woolfrry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

ST: ANDILIVIS SQUAB,. lIIIMMID.

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Kr. lizard applied for license to sell ale, porter.
not to be consumed on the premises, on behalf of
Moore. Mater and Co., Sr. nudrew's-aquue, who
have • license for sale of not loss than 4 dozen bottles,
or • auk. Mr. Tizard explained the exceptions in the
Suspensory Act. on which the justices 'night grant •
new license, one of them being if it were proved that
the refusal of the license would be to the injury or in-
convenience of any person or body oorporate, and be
proposed to eall the applicants to swear that it would
be to their iejury If the application were refused.
Mr. W. It. Sorrels opposed. Ile presumed the
Bench never met with an application, in which the ap-
plicant was not prepared to swear that it would be •
very serious injury to him to refuse the application.—
Ba&sed.
Kr. Drew said lut licensing meeting be happened to
be in the majority when 18 new spirit licensee were
panted, and they bad had considerably fewer cases of
arunkeensan sins*, proving his idea to throw open the
trade altogether would diminish drunkenness.
The Mayor said if drunkenness was more common
before he was Mayor, it must have been very bad
Indeed, for there were tar too many oases now.
Mr. 'lizard said the Batch must not take the credit;
\the brewers brewed • great dui better beer—(laugl.ter).
The Superintendent of Police said they had iv nt out
drunkards four or five in • morning without bringing

them up.
Mr. Drew would not accept toil atstem-nt ;
would have the returns from the Secretary of State.
dr. Martin said that people ate now too poor to per.
ohm* drink.
Tisard did not mein to understand this; he
thought trade as good now es before.
Mr. AA* thought there were enthelent public
houses, end the Benob ruse.
(The crimmel returns presented to the 8 mretary of
State show 69 oases brought before the Weymouth
borough matetrates in the pollee year, ending Sept.
314. 1870. From good authority we Lee that up to the
present time, eleven months instead of twelve anow en
incroes., over that number, so that this is not very
eaeouragiog to the friends of free trade In intoaiesting
drink.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

ROMBEY.

Tan ABBZY Crionea.—lt is in contemplation to
runes* the old slued pews In the Abbey Church. The
church is, "valuable as presenting the outline and
Ramrod up, it of • purely No..nan ccoventual church
more completely than any building et egato dimensions
in England."—Archritct.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

RUINING SNIP IN A GALE.

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The sohooller Petrcl kit Sunderland on Tuesday, for
Thutao, with carge of Hine shell. On Thursday night
the v,siel was caught in tl t, ,lo Lt.,' blown right out
to are. About midnight the heavy seas continually
br,skii sc Le %...• at, Linile I the nag°, and set the
ho4aer on Me. Toe small Loa wiis colas. During
Friday th gale continued to blow, and the vessel to
bum A tr 4 w.. stztted, tut the gale drove it help-
lessly on. Frldty sight WM passed in the burning vessel.
this crew expecting every mumuut to 1.11 victims either
to the sea or the flame.. On Saturd‘y morning the
storm alukti scone whst,svid the soi,ek Kinnard Auguate
after gr. ditficulty, reseu,l the whole of the crew.
The Potrul's crew are somewhat i•catlit.d about the legs
and arms. They were treated with great kindness on
board the Ittlgisn smack, and landed at Dunbar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

MoNEY MARKET.

rho rummy market remains quiet sad steady ; lIM clam three
m mmtimio to be %alum MIS to It par cook. mod
occamoually at m low as pm• pot On the Mack Eschaugo
advatioaa ou Consols urn mak MI per osat.

LEATILEIL MARILIST.

But a small attendance of buyers at Leadenhall on Tuesday
moruiwg, net In the snowing of empties of she most saleable
goodie only a Innlissl budnew WWI dose. Light butte and offal,
dared bided and hoary villains ware snicks greatly in-
quired. It ter market hides were few in number, sod price.
ffres at last week'. raise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

PRODUCE amuisr.

In the Produce mtrkela there has been a fair degree of
activity, and trausactione In several important invite hare
been of largo extent. Sugar is somewhat firmer. Coffee
demand again good but no further upward movement. Cocoa
firm. thee Is rather dearer. In spice* a further rise in the value
of Mace and Nutmegs; fin/latter article at the Dutch male sold
Id to 111 per lb nearer. Pepper firm Saltpetre rather easier.
Cotton advanced fril to id per lb. Jute a limited enquiry at
previous rats, in most metals the opwatlons have continued
small. Tin has again receded in price, Strait. telling at thos
on the spot, and at the same prtos for arrival per steamer.
Copper and other articles are dull and unchanged. Petersburg
tallow MAWS at former quotations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

SEED MARKET.

flood trade continuos in a luiet, state. In clovers of all Walt
them is but. little passing. Trefoils are dna Trifollum Is in
improved request, at the recent decline. New rape seed Is
...roe, mid must be quoted to 4/ per qr. dearer. New
muetard coition to hued at inanimate quotation& Hemp and
canary are unchanged in value Winter WIG do not as present
come forwent very freely. The We/ charaoteristdo or this
yea?, praduce is an abundance or haulm; this to a great ex-
tent prejudicial, both to quantity and quality; hence many
complanta are made of the yield of both cereals and meds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

STUILMINSTER NEWTON.

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Cowrcal O•aawinaa' Sliew.—The wend erhibi•
Sloe of the Congers' Society, comprising the parishes
of Starminster, ChM Okeford, Hinton Si. Mary, Man.
stone, Shilliwtone, and firebug wri held on Thrra-
day at Star Waster, la a field ir'ndly g.anted by Mr.
Crceeb, neer the centre of the town. Hordesßuret
sod floricultural prodactions were placed In • large
tent supplied by Mr. Blandford of Blaudford, and the
necilework Inc 1:111nUe3. I• 10 teti:os were not so
numerous ay last year, the greatest fal"ag off being in
potatoes end trait. Mr. Nyen'e band was engaged, and
the well Week I programme yrs+ exec: Jingly well
played, and much enjoyed by the company. Needle-
work, of which, bath home and sehool work, there wore
severs' first-elan specimens, wry stringed In a separate
sesrunee, end this wYr filled to overflowing all the
if terriers and evening. The attenslonee was most
satisfectory and all paned of well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

ASIATIC CHOLERA.

" The cholera epideolio now in Prussia will probably
I. its dristiu d season enter England, as it ai hitherto
done, in spite of quarantine." Ma is the warning given
by the Register-General, and he points out that cleanli.
nos; efficient dranhice, and pure water are essentia, if
we would escape the epidemic in its terrible form.
Town Councils and Local Boards, should adopt every
precaution.
Some of the cholera cases in London are severe, but
thy are not of the Acidic type. They demand the
same kind of precautions. The thing Whoa/ in mind is
that diarrhosa prevails; that unless this diarrhoea is
cured—as It oan be near its orLin—it tarns in • certain
number of oases into cholera, over which medicine
exercises less control.

Why did 487 persons,eldefly children, dlo of diarriuna,
28 of simple cholera tut week, and why will, probably,
u many die of the unto diseases next week? Chiefly
because the ease, are not treated in their early stages.
The attacks often 00111.11101100 in the night ; remedies
of some kind should therefore always be at band, ready
for ase before the dostor arrives.

A. • valuable adjunct against the opidende,the follow-
ing oncureede, suggested by Ur. Waller Lewis, has
been extensively u.ed with excellent offeete :
Coneentrated comport inlusi. onof . orange pee1....3 oss:
Simple Syrup .12 o
Boiled filtered water 4 gals.
Mix well, and add ... 301. of dilute sulphuric) meld.
A wine glemfal may be taken for • draught with the
addition of more or len of filtered water according to
taste. The cost is only 4id par gonna.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY AND
SOUTHERN COUNTIES ASSOCIATION.
A meeting of the Council of this Society was held on
Tuesday, at Bristol, the Right Hoe. the Earl of Cork in
the chair. . _ _

-14--tin-cemmeoeement of the proceolings the Karl of
Cork stated that ho should not be doing his duty, in
the positibn he occupied, were ho to omit alluding to
the lees sustained by the society dace the Guildford
meeting in the death of the late lamented Sir Thomas
Alibied, • man universally esteemed and respected by
persons of every rank mil station in life, and sincerely
beloved and esteemed by his neighbouts and friends.
Happily they had in the present Baronet a warm and
saddens friend of tbo society, who they felt satisfied
would follow in the steps of his worthy father—(ap-
plume).
The business of the day was chiefly of a routine
ohmmeter;• OoL Luttrell being appointed ono of the
Stewards of Arrangemence, and Kr. Grenfell one of the
Biewards of Field Implements.
A copy of the Society's Journal, which has jut been
issued to members whore intheoriptions are not in
terser, was laid upon the table, and reference was
made to an linp.rrtant artiole by Professor Brown on
"Pleitro•Fneumonia," especially that portion of it con-
taining a history or summary of the legislation that
has taken place with reference to the dis,sse.
The Council at their meeting in October next will
take into consideration at what town the meeting of
1878 shall be held.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

LYMINGTON.

PAROC Ell/t. Ri JOWIIINT. —The Eociesiartioal Com-
missioners have jest granted an endowment of EX) a
year for tho ViClf of the parish (,Rer. B. Blaturin). A
glinilir sum has hitherto been raised by " &arch assess-
ment," and now the parishioners have voted the Vicar
El2O a year bearing in mind that he ban to pay actuate
with such help as the Church Pastors' Aid Society may
give.

C Fan
RElseltgrlCTr_RCWHe.
h
Henry rioutt, M.P. for South Hunts, hue
tha
as tsktit LO
rd
Hurdb-
borna Lodge for some months. Lord Chelmsford is
residing at High°lST° Castle, and Lord Cairns is
c minx to Tankerville, Bosoombe.
CIiIISTCLIDECLI ?VD lioUltNilloClTH HOITIOULTCItAI.
SOCLETY. --The annual show of this eaokey wbe h•id
on Toursday, in the grounds of the Priory. The show
was • very good ono, rii.l the prises were distributed
by Lady Chelmsford, In the amateurs' elan there
were 16 exhibitors, end the oottagon who wamliwiwi
were GO in number. During the afternoon the baud
of the First Mante Engineers performed • selection of
music. Ihe judger were Mr. St/wail:, gardsoat at
Glen Eyre, Bassett, Southampton, and Mr. White,
nurseryman, of PO AO. Alias Kemp•Weloh geed first
prism for • pair of verse and a single TY° arranged
with flowers rid foliage for table ornamentation, and
Mao tor a hand bouquet. A. Foot, gardenee to G.
Belbm, Req., obtained prizes for boilybooks, cox-
combs, and verbatim', besides numerous prizes for
fruit andvegetable.i. A. Clark, gardener to H. T. Johns,
Esq.' gained several prism. Some cholas specimens of
Ohms& were exhibited by Mr. Enoch White, of the
Idoernemouth Nureerise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-05

CORN MAHICKIS.

Baum. Anstalt 314.-Bupply of new wheat moderate.
Condition good, *WI the pia& made arms about the current
on this day sennight. The demand for foreign was moderate,
tho full mime of ISA week. Barley fully supported Its
"alum Indian corn was a two higher. For oats there was a
limited domain!, and both saw and old were fully Od per qr
hiwor.

°wormiest., MM.—Supplies of ENNA are on the lammews,
m.nly of the new crop, for which wed foreign three Is a good
autmunptivo sale, at about lad weerspricea Oats &I per qr
cheaper.
Devizes. 81.1.—Whoat trade dull, but a fully last week's
price.; Is fact, his per sack was made In one Instance for old
white wheat. aye le per each chewer. Vetches 7s to es par
bushel,

-ilia—unman, 3111..-4hort supply of Loglieh wheat, which
found buyers at the extreme qsotations al lam week-
111Imicuumna, Ifist.—Fatiglisli wheat in short supply old
brought more Looney, and new sold at shout last week's rates.
Maamh.tan, Sin. I.—A steady tone observable In the
grain trade at Mark-lane. Tli• reoelpta of new English wheat
hai e been short, mid old semplas have been sparingly awed.
Foreign wheat has been In fair supply. For all ltuilltles there
has been a lair demand, at full quetatkma Bar ey—of which
• moderato supply has been es ager—bee changed haws
quietly, but at hill pima Malt Ism been dull, at Isto rates.
Osts—the show of which has been good—have been lu fair
request; and choice corn las been Cully as dear. Nuns and
powi have sold at about WM raw. Flour has been firm In
value and deanuxl.
Dour, Lat.—With • middling supply el now wheat the de-
mand was slow, and prima receded ls to Is per qr, while old
was unaltered in value.
.

-1.1700-117-11.1 Fair abow of wheat and a tolerable attend-
/dile. White aorta sold at Is per quarter more money; rod
about as last quoted.
LIVRILrOOI., Ist.—Fair attendance. Wheat a good Landrieu
doing, generally at full rata of Tueelay, and in some awe% to
dear quay, buyers have a alight advantage in price.
WAlrlarlaloa, ht.—Fair quantity of new wheat on otter, for
which the demand Ls not ...Aire, and hat Friday's prices are
barely maintained. Fine fresh old wheat steady, .4 1.40 rates.
A low iemplie of new barley have been shown, the quality of
which was not generally fine Other articles unaltered.
liaaseseitit, bete. 2.—Wheat ,101 quarters, t bushel: ; price,
from ats to lee; average price MIAs led.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

Somtrottsh tre.

CREW-kERNE.

"DENeXINATioW•L EDUCATIoN."—It is the custom it
Crewkerne Church, it seem, to haul the young sinners
of the " congregation" before their spiritual pastors and
muter" every fourth "sabbeth" in order to be whipped
up in godly exercises. Last Sunday, a correspondent
gays, afttr the usual catechising, the minister proceeded
to deliver an eddies.), in the course of which he said—
You all know what is right. Do you all do right
Do Ido right r Whereupon a juvenile voice shouted
bony—" No." The congregation tittered. The
juvenile collapeol—Psistan's Wcckly New.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

POOLE.

BRIERRICERD MARINERS' SOCIETS.—We toc
pleasure In announcing that Mr. G. NOAVO rt. 11.1 •
agent at Poole for the iiipwreck Fl3Ol 'raw aril
Mariners' Royal Benevolent Society. r celvad
£2l 5. for distribution amonr tho f —t; xtr.
Moore, and J. W. B. Greenslade, of the Itlplh, wr cke 1
on lb. Labrador ooast; 11. Green, of the Its, we o
on the French clout, near Colds ; and 11 e. 1. i
widow of the late Captain Lane.
PRIVALISIOR Or &Ann FIVER.—Ti 4 Is al
malady seems to be sweeping -oil the chilli
town and adjacent hamlets of Ham worthy sod 1.. 4.
Aset wholesale. Many families have lost two an I woe
three, and the progress of the Used* is so rapil that
several oases have odurred where obildren have ueen
admitted one day nod died the next. Wait ..ro Its,,
load maltuy authorities about? Certainly 61111,1
&Odd be taken at once to aseertain tho of this
direful date of things. Probably. the Town C monis
and its sanitary oonimittee are afraid to mato • stir,
lest they be oompelled to sewer the town and burden
the rdepayers with an increase of rater. But, hitt. r
far do this than continuo to be subjed to t le eatbrvai:s
of 00110U11 and fatal dimmed which, no d-iato., fo.l on
the malaria of cesspools and foul drains.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

SHROTON.

ACCIDVET. —The poor woman Mary Bort, who for
long servitude with Mr. Crouch was awarded a oloak,
g we. and 1:1 at the meeting of the Stnrminater Agri
rulers' S last woe:. when retuning noun In
trap with her husband, in turning a short corner
ooming into the village, the husband pulled the wrong
rein. and ran fool of a guard post, which capsized the
trap. Tho mdi escaped without much injury, but
the woman's a ,oulicr w.is dislocated, and she received
several severe bruises about the fare and body. The
services of Dr. Tara well were obtained, and the poor
'Misr is progressing favourably,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

REPUBLICANISM IN GIV:NSEY.

The .hiscy Lockport/cosi .inates the fAlus ing sdrettise
nient trona a Guernsey newspaper:—
• A few Llberel minded turn, havin4 decided to
establish • R. :publican Club in this isisel. to wort is
unison with their brethren in England. all those wbo
feel divas: d to join in so drairablo sn ohject sal plows
give their names to Mr. —, drapar, lie.,
Street."

Deprecating the movement as aa imptrtinence, Its
Independent says—Guernsey ix a dep .ndenoy of tie
Crown ; and, retaining its own institations, it follows
the dynamtic changes of England. It has no pieta*
to • v 0.0.• in precipitating thew. But those "Lail
minded men" of Glll2l-1111,y, 1V11,0,,r or not they farm
that the English Itepuhliciina cannot get on %Atm
them, want to aboliah the Crown altogether.
suieldes 1 At present • el. pendenoy of the Cron,
what will they be when there is no longer a Crown to
depend on ? A dependency of the lt,oublie?Tb
notion ig inerunpatiblo with the sun. ,114 ti e•utiilot.
!!nitirelirerlepeol
‘ he chli :
Republicanism that tho weak and lielpiesi toter:,
up to an equality of dismal self-reliance whicit is eriol
to the timid and often mantling to the boll. rtlittl2ll
«Flality is ouivcr.al efhtsv, beeauso iiin•orolsay
inoi parable from deperdence ; and. i is tho monmptia
(fa falsehood, that every one is in every rcapni
of self•sustaintoont. We commend theae "Litgris
miaded men" of Guernsey to • more legitimate 6eit
for the outflow of their liberalism, that, namely, silica
lies immediately beneath their undiscriminating mu..
Guernsey itself in respect of administration is tend
Ignorant arrogance and diotatoral excladvimes:
elualled probably anywhere this dile of the !Max
Empire. The bland •rins,—wo beg pardon, the Junin,
—OllO3 elected by the populac . who veni to Waal/
turn themeeiv a over to tho di rtotion of tho chosen, Is
pretty much as they pleaoe, without b.ir..: at the pat
to please by what they et. It in ay n worse thus
Jersey ; and that is saying a tool .I.al. Why do net
the " few Liberadmiuded men' look at hem:!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

SHOCK IN' URDER lIY TWO /II Ws.

A sad inril nt (sari an American io.per) cc red it
Steubenville County (Nev York) Infientory a Vardan
ago, resulting in • horrible deith —the burying of 6
.411.11 lad named Murphy. nrel live years, • reel-foam
by, who was detterted by tho mother. It aptoms fist
two other pauper children, named Philip S..enilutard
A nily Stuart, dug a largo hole in the inciter.] aaj 4.6,61
the infirusarv. Alter t li.cting this pat of the di.boul
not the two little fiantly, volim.o ages are uspiretm:.l
five and ten years, repair. to the infirm try
and CAI:VIA the reel-footed boy strel con,' hint to Ls
living grave. Shriekiug, without th • Imer of bru,
ho.rJ, the little victim wan e.u.:itt by the pop.; ems.
tioners and forced into the II 1.1 m.: hist 4ort,
they shovellekl in the earth and V. 01,. lip 1.1 111 ilL.if
1104 i, stifling bis cries as lwit tiny eonld ,ti'd the us
: deformed body ceased to strii4: . e to, yr,na,
Emden rs went back to the hoe:, loiriet /I
absence W.I. that r0M,C..1 I.) Mr. rvi-ter, ti eay•na.
teudent., shout one o'clock. Upon mon , mpiri.l
little black boy infoquo I him that An ly Stoat sal
Philip Sheridan had "buried ' Limpr' d is the
holler." On going to the slut Mr. Porter Intl fits
newly-made grave, and below the lilln, form d
" Limpy." The little reurd. rens Lare h.•u Eat to tits
reformatory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

WIMBORNS.

RPSCIAL Perri Sesitioies. Frilay.—Bilford C. J.
Parke, Esq., and the Rev. C. l• Olyn.
MAZIJ.•II CAILTIR. • charwoman residing at Stunntiter
Marshall, was charged with stealing wale small quantitie., of
butter. Moon, and map, Met • pocket-knife the property of
William Shave • shop keeper of that village on the 2.1.1
The prisoner asat work at the prosecutor's house on the day in
question,and harlag been previoirily .uspected .4 tiof elo was
detained on her way home by P.C. Halt and the arti...!e4 fund
In her poession. She ect:ted toter tried by the 13tticitantl whet,
called upon for her defenco pleaded guilty, but in tt.tno.toence
of her previous good character the bench only %eidetic.' her
to? days' bard labour u,tb • suitable adiaiontion for the
future.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

PJTATOIIB BY WIIIGHT.

A letter was ruifrom Mr. Herbert Williams point-
ing out that by thu 4 And 5 William IV,. o. 49, the sale
of potatoes by me war° is illegal, and suggesting that
the enforeement of the Act would be a boon to the
poor. He would Wino a summons if it was thought
noo,sary, but, as the Act bad beau so long disregarded,
be thought a notice from the Town Ceursoll requiring
potatoos to be sold by weight would be the better
cameo. A puck wits 2011 e, but ho had reason to know
16!bs was considered very good measure.
The Towg CLINK said at Weymouth the matter had
been considered, and the Commit had issued notion
that on and at ter lstJauuary neat all vegetables should
be sold by weight.
The ?ASTOR thought selling potatoes by weight the
fair way. Sometimes the peak was only 14Ibs.
On referring to the Act, Mr. Sf3l)/(1)5 said it clearly
abolished the " heap measure" after Ist January, 1835,
and rcnclored any is intract with regard to it void, but
he dal n't exactly ate its specific application as Mr.
I Willlanis sugketed, and ties question was left over to
I tho uort me sting for ozambation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

YEOVIL

--
RATTIER GRIIIN.—A young man who had taken a
tick t fur Taunton on Tuesday afternoon, remained
quietly in the carriage at Durston, and was brought
b,,ek again to Yeovil before be dieoovered that " Deng
it, 'twa+llit Taunton." lie partionlarly wanted to go
there to meet a brother just come from a long diatom*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

THI YAM OROUND.

Alderman LC= celled attention to the state of the
negotiations with the Dachy on this subject, and it
was alioited that arrangem mts are still pending between
the trustees of Mr'. Adeb.y and the Daohy for the
acquirement of her freehold be a small portion of land
included in the site of the enlarged fair field as pro-
posed, but that there is no reason to suppose it will
not eventually be effeoted. As to the enlargement,
Alderman Coombs and Alderman Gidpin said Yr.
Bateman asseutod to it, saying thst personally he
thoaght it would be • very good thing, but Yr. Delphi
added, ho sail we must make formal application.
After some conversation, it was resolved, on the
motion of Mr. Loan, seconded by Mrs 0001018, that
the utnendod plan be sent to the Duchy, with •
memorial asking them to grant the same.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

EVIIKS.IOT.

Wa hear that the Manor of ltampishatn, with over
1.100 acres of land, hi been purchased by Arthur
Martin, Eq., of Ever.hot.

APPROACHING MARRIMJES:

Wo under‘tand that tbe Btrl of Ilobeater will be
mulled In February. and that in Janutry his slater.
the Lady Mary. will be lad to the alta by the lion.
Col. Hood. M.P. for \Yost SAnerset, and heir to the
Barony of Bridport.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

MONETARY ADVANCES:

C 379 0(10 TO LEND.-...L Gentle-
man, recently returned from
South Africa,'having amassed a coneiderable amount
(and now connected with numerous Private Capitalists),
is open to negotiate (promptly) Advances or Cask to all
respectable persons (male and female), in amounts
varying from 1:10 to £5OO, on Gicir note of Woad alone,
yea
leaseaksit:a, at lip:irkcen!. for
soil saanyLterrn upeito tem.
mg over the lullterm,ooeur in yone sum, at the sad of a
period, as may be desired. All business transacted with
the utmost privies, and trot from law or °Mee &Largos
unfair profit not being sought.
Address in perfect confidence, Yr. G. T. LUCAS, 613 i,
Compton-street. Clerkenerell, Lvadon, R. 0., stating
cis*, sm-ont rt q ,i•ot. t 0...- rop.iyai,lo, position in life,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

A. DELIGHTFUL RELISH—REAL
YAIthIOUTII HERRINGS.
BOX enntsioieg 100 Rest Herrings lightly eared, 64. 61,
tX cmthininx 1110 very best sunezior K.ppered. 134
BOX containing 100 'ergo selected Ktepiog Reds, 13n. 61.
con'aining 100, the above three sorts mixed, 7.6.1.
These prime HE!: RINGS carefully cured and smoked
sent, CARRIAGE PAID, per Great Eastern R.ilway,
1111113101ATELY on receipt of (hash remittance, by
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

THE ATHANA,HAN CHEZ%

The It ,v. J. Crompton, M.A. of N ani tSt
Rev. J. 11. 'Litton, R&., of Brightoo, two wei•kaiira
Dissenting ministers, have ail lreivil 3 join let: .r w
the archbishops and biabopi expressing their,
belong to the mintitry of the Eititiliblvd
They stste the Athatuatian creel is th,lr only
ment, and their °libation mein; hI b., not to its
presenoo of thet weed in the Pleyin.bidt, het to ho
compuliory One io the amyl° •1 of th • .! mob. Thy
not only stito that they will themt •Ive. b rlloved by
the removal of " the wernmanl t prat mini the on.
fortunate expressions in certain clauw," lilt that many
others are hold beak In tbo earn winner. Mr. Crowe.
ton and Mr. Hutton ailc that if the rubric cannot he
expunged they mg be granted !lily ordori,. with
permission to treat the Athanasim 41 if thY
rubric did not exist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

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spirits, Irrital,ility of Tegniwr, 11 neglected, •
series of whet is called Liver Complaints is produced,
bat render life insupportable. KAYO'S WOR&DILL
Pius have been found of the greatest value In all
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LATEST BULLE riNd

SANDRITIGIUM, 5 p.m —The Prince of ,Wsles issod
• 'cry ;witless eftersoon, but exhaustion tie,' nil
inereaie.—Siguod as before.

TliE 11013413 OF LORD.

At t'no Birmingham Conference on Tiri. lay, reseh•
tien, w,.re passel, condemning Ili her. I y prinCp:,
in legialation as minim and unjust ; alLaniug Ibis
a free country the ultimate decision upoo nil pension
of Government or State p Ales, must rot w;th .hi
presentative' of thu peoplo ; mitt deolaring azaissi
legislative yo ver of the English prelates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

MURDER BY BILIGANus.

The Sicilian journals give an ow.iitut of an struck*:
murder just committed in that joked. M. Pleb
A.rnato. living in Castel di Lucie, near He.sitm, we'S
out about fur in the afternoon, but bad totem. hi
when he was stopped by twelv,, isount.d and -CFI
brigands. They detained him until no in the inatial.
when they conducted him back t) the torn 6111..
ordered him to knock at his brother's h ,use. Hs al
CO, but as 110011 as be heard some nor &haul to op" 11
door, he cried out, " K-ep stl test or Foe ts
murdered r The bandits sininlist ly fir‘d ill
guns at him, and he was &avow,' w.:h nasals. ll,'
remained alive. A. nei.thbour, on Kering the AM"'
, time, having opened his window and looked est, to
, bullets struck him in the fordtead and kiUed
The robbers then moved off, leaving ll.A•nat, m I.lr
pavement. One of hit wounds Wal In the thigh.
limb has been amputated, but no hopes ate entertairei
of his recovery.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

CORPE MULLEN.

BLUE VIENID.—At Shaftesbury County Court was
heard the cone of Knott v. Coombos. This was a claim
of RI 10s made by the plaintiff, • dealer at Sturminater
Newton, of the defendant, • dairyman, residing at
Code Mullen, for damages for breach of contract. Mr.
Atkinson, of Blandford, was attorney for the defendant.
It appeared that in September last plaintiff bought 3
cwt. of cheese of defendant, which he warranted as blue
cheeoe. Plaintiff went a few days afterwards for It,
and on being shown some, said it was not the blue
cheese be had bargained for. Mr. Atkinson, for the
defence. produced • sample of the cheese, most of which
bad, after plaintiff had refused to take it, been *old to
• man at Spettisbury, who had stated it was good blue
cheese. The deal was not diliuted. but Mr. Atkinson
conteuded that the plaintiff bad offered to him what Le
bad bargained for. and His Honour, after hearing the
evidence of the defendant and his wife, was of the
same opinion, and gave the verdict for defendant with
costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

STURMINSTER MABSII&LL.

DORSET Co')NrY TOWEL/1101 &88oCIATIoN.—The
quArtw:y tueethg wts lill oo Tues.lay, attended by
.brut thirty representativ,d of societisB. Sorvice waa
. .

held in th,; ph church in. the morning. Sermon

preached by Mr. Pull, from Matthew v., 30 verse, "If
tby right hand offend thee out it off." After luneheon,the
business of the society was transacted. At 6se o'elook
a public tea worn held in the Schoolroom, and then a
public meeting, which was of an enthusiastic character,
and crowded,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

STUIIMINSTER.

The eighth annual sale of fat stook, the property of
Mr. R. It, Harvey, took place on Thursday, and
attracted persons from Salisbury, Dorchester. Christ-
*harsh, and Weymouth. The auctioneer, Mr. ltos.iter,
ludo • few remarks on the quality of the ammals on
opening the sale. The stook after • keen comp* Won,
realised on in average £23 17s. 31. per head, or about
14s. 61. per score. A prune holler was purchased by
Mr. J. Allen, agent to Lord Richard Grosvenor to be
distributed, we hear, amongst the poor of Stalbridgo
at Christmas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

I .P-CEItNII.

Tux BLIIILICPTCT OF RICHARD WALLIS ffeWCISEL
A meeting of the oredlt,rs of Warted Wallis Hawkins,
of this place, farmer, was held it the Antelope Hotel,
Dorchester, on Friday morning last, when between 20
and 30 attended. Mr. R. N. Howard, on behalf of the
bankrupt, submitted an estimate of the debts an 4 assets.
The liabilities were said to amount to £4,237 12. I,
and the swards, Lnoluding stook and tillages. to £2,.
It seemed the farm was held under a lease flout Mr.
Batten, terminable by 12 months' notMe at the end of
the seventh year, Hawkins having been In oc:up %lion
six years. Under the I:ase there was • stipulation that
the leaser should have the right of re.entry in ca.. of
the ISSISSes bankruptcy, and this right it appeared frui
• letter read by Mr. Pope (Messrs. Andrews an I Pope),
M. Batten will enforce—indeed, the letter stated that :
the re-letting of the farm had been plaood in the hands
of Mr. Daniel Symond+. It was gathered that Mr:
Batten meant by the forfeiture of the lease, the loss of
all interest in the tillages, but tho orediters loudly
protested &pleat suet 14 course. and the legal gentle-
men present—Mr. lloward, Mr. Pope, and Mr. E.
Barnett--pointed out that would be a question of low
which the trustee would have to deal with. It was
resolved to liquidate the estate by arrangement, and
Mr. Giles Symonds, of Sydling, was appointed truitee,
with three creditors as a sommittee of inspection, and
the meeting recommended that the trustee sh oul4 tat,
the advice of Mr. Howard on the legal ilue‘tio as
involved. The second mooting is fired for Saturday
mat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

WEYMOUTH.

Fiera D.R.V.—The under.mentioned members of
our rifle oorps have been preterit mi :—Corporal Crocker
to be sergeant. Laneemorp ,rals Board and J. Watkinis
to be corporals, and Privetes J. Rolls and Hughes to be
Linoe-oorporals.
DIATII .1 Alt OLD IMIARTTART.—On Thursday
morning, Mr. Beale, tailor of Upper Bond-streat, was
found dead in bed. On Wednesday night be went to
bed in his final health, ant was not hoard or seen the
following in ,rning, when on his room being entered,
ho was found deed. No impost was thought nee-weary.
F %Lt. THROW:AI A TRAP ttiTCll.—Euly on Friday
morning, J. Eqpiivillion. formerly of Portland, but who
hat been vintla)eil in Mr. Sue A's grocery store, was
hoisting a puncheon of treaole from tho ground floor to
th 3 lof over, through a trap-hatch. As he was guiding
the rusk through the trap-hatoh, the chain snapped,
and the traszle puncheon fell, smashing another
puncheon end • vinegar soak. Poor Esquivillion fell
after the tee iole puncheon on to the ground floor, his
bead cooliug on the edge of th, ask, and receiving •
terrible out. His ri4ht thigh was hurt, and the flesh
war torn away. 'lire man was rescued from the treacle
and vinegar, in which he was almost smothered, and
Dr. Nathan was sent for. The doctor earns promptly,
and attended the poor fellow, who on Saturday wee
better.
WINTlit AXIMIIIRNT.—No one can say that Way
-
mouth is not • capital place to visit during the winter,
at least so long es the broad expanse of Lodmoor Is
oovered with lee fit for the merry mood of sliding and
skatiug, The fen has alrea ly commenced, and last
week many were seen all day going along our Esplanade
bearing their dangling Orates. On the ice the seen*
has been often particularly lively, and, as the lee wart
not as hard as we may exposit it yet to be, therein jest
that spies of unoertninty present, which makes pleasure
all the more attractive. As the Iroise area becomes
larger and firmer, we may expect ntimeroes visitors,
and it is to bc Loped that the sensational sport of
skating by torchlight will ho tried.
Tug COUNTY COURT 0/11011 will be closed on
Christmas day and the day after.
How ROC!! RAYS THU GOT? lithe question asked
on all hands, of course referring to the oolleotion for
advertising the town. Well, on Friday it was £1350,
and our worthy Mayor and lir. Vincent were in good
spirits, in the hope of raising the ueoessary £l2OO for
advertising Weymouth at 100 points. Mr. Robertson
Is proseouting the matter with perseverance equal to his
generosity, for on Saturday we spied him several times
with the large roll containing Mr. Criokmay's plan, and
evidently the Mayor was determindd to Guanaco*
every one with his own spirit. That 'tis the right thing
to do is felt hr every onset judgement, and if followed
uo by a mil working Improvement and amusement
Committee, neat 1104bUO WO UlAy expect the fall tide Of
11,1000112.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

BRUTAL MURDER OF A WIFE.

A man named Richard Go:, • dock labourer living in
Spitalfields, is shsrge.i with the murder of his wife.
The woman aaked her husbend for some money, •nci.
alter abusing her for sometime, be struck her a violent
blow on the right eye, with such tremendous violence
as to buret the eye-ball, and Imitate the bones around.
Thence. WIN also 'woke., and the cartilages had to be
divided to relieve the sufferer. Her recovery was
hopeless, and she died on Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL

A meetiog of the Corporation was held on Wednes-
day. Present—The Mayor (H. Damen, Burl, Alder.
men G. Curme, J. Gslpin, T. Coombe, and U. Leek,
Connor'tors J. F. Bodge', B. Barnett, W. Vernon, G.
J. G. Gregory, J. Bishop, and W. Slade, with the
Town Clerk (Kr. like /Symonds.)