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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23

MUUDER AT lIAILSEILLEI

A murder wss c3minated a few days baek in the Rue
limbo, at Mankato., 'lwo mon, one Authruibo. ent-
ploy° I as waiter on b,artl a .toauser• the other, Perot,
a k hatch, r, were .0 .rrell:ingin eonsciumme of an
imult by the hater to the wife of the former, when
Atubroi-o threatened the other with a revolver. The
ti /AVM= leteh‘ .1 a los g knife from his shop and stabbed
his wiversary in the rbJuusen, killing him on the spot.
Perot was afterwards mooted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23

ARREST OF BEGGING LETTER WRITERS AT
WEYMOUTH.

For two years and me; e, I: the pleas nt town of
Weymouth. I ye live' and i! .riehed Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Wheel. r. Soon after t. r arrival it was suer.
tainod that Hwy obtained !none, oy exciting chai ity
of the benevolent. but those who were thus induced to
give them money would rot prosecute. So the game
has gone on, and, obvioui..y with great success. But
as the pitcher that oft goes to the went, at lut broken,
an Mr. Wheeler's pressing appeals for charity ultimately
fell into the hands of a stern hater of shams, one who
diectovering the duplicity being practised, was willing
to aid In bringing the offenders to justice. In pursuance
of this purpose, last Thursday morning. Mr. Supt. Hare,
who on this utiessiou had doffed the official blue, t ek
a stroll before breakfast at itadipole. He had • lady
with him; alit, .nrirentiv I) my were visitors
the beauties el. Woyuendo The appro•cli of tee
postman directed their foetid...veto 1, York Vil'as, where
Mr. and Mrs- Wheeler had a • •rtments. The letter
carrier knocked at the door. an. iittitme Mrs. Wheeler.
A I.tter was given her, and a. went in with it. Mr. I
!faro followed ininiedi4ele, aim . she war handing it
to her husband, coolly took r f. giber, and announced
that be had warrants for the appiouension of thein both.
At thu time the decoyed literary gentleman was com-
fortably breakfasting off a variety of good things, in.
cluo.ing a fine melon. Settling down quietly to circum-
aunees, he accepted the inevitable; but with his wife,
4 'mobile, there was a greet scene. When it was over
.liiriorintendont Hare brought them to Dorchester. In
their rooms was found the reiju;vite plant for eirryiug
on a large business In their particular line—Court.
Clerien.l. and County Fanlike' directories ; a record of
the lett, scat. —itL Chu ,t the appal. /gel limo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23

SHAFTEIBURY.

Pftmitircirr.—The Rev. J. J. Reynolds, lato rector
of Sl'aftesb.:ry, has been appointed rural dean of the
deanery of Graffee, in the county and diocese of Lincoln.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23

meaDsanzu A wire.

A labourer named ilfult me% was indicted at Guildford
assizes for feloniously adopt hie wife at o.,mberwell.
On the 6th of Juno the pruner was seen dragging his
wife by the hair of her head, and beating arid kiaking
h. r violently. Ale was e.n her hands and knees, wean.
ing fearfully (a witness ssa) bleeding front tl.e mouth
and eye., iald frightfully swoileu and bruised, with two
wounds on the left ternple, which were both bheding.
She RR, hrin d by a neighbour into her hour, and
there •Le reunited blood. As she was in that condition
the prisoner aviz.al her br the bar of her head and
shook her viol. oily. Site lay there three days very ill,
her left eye inally in a thucking state. lilse.ling
front the nose Caine on again and again, and she loot a
great .leid of blood. Atteuniting to go out, 1%0 lath tea
and fell down bout weakness, end had to be carried
Inoue. She now began to uf her throat. She
hen vim ar-rse, and ear taken to the workhowe, and
there in • foe days—at the end of the week - the died
front " locked-jaw.'
The prinnival to. heal witness said that usually tetanus
was caused by injuries to the nervous system front
violence, and that I: might supervene some days after
such vi liner and witl.oet . sternal indications.

Ile jury alter soma deliberation, found tbeprisoner
guilty. _

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The prisoner void be had not killed hie wife.
The I.:snisd Jtolgo sentenced him to eight months'
kin! labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

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Sgriculturt.

B %TR AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
The u nti meeting of the council of this socie.y was
hold on Tuesday, at tho Whi,e Lion Hotel, liai•toL
The choir was taken by tlr J. T. B. Drickwor.h. Bart.
The council resolved that the nest meeting (Guild
ford) shell commence on Whit-Monday, 11.7 29th, and
having approved th a lek and poultry triika sheet.,
• tiered that they be forth•ith printed and citeul.ted.
The amount off rod in prison by the society ii much
realer than at any former intetinr, in sddation to
which there are lila tel local pr:swi for wheat, hope, and
Croup. of Sonthdowe sw, and tenths. Among the
epoutel sondi ions effecting the exhibition of thek are :
L Tie appointment of two i.aspectors to jain;ne sheep
on their aalreiwion to the show yard, with iestructions
to report to the stewards any alas in which sheep have
net been rtally and (airy ahem bare; and (2) that all
settle will be required to be Paraded in the einZ et least
once • day at the di•cretion of the s'ewards.
Mr. IL Willlamabsvt g preeonted an Invitation to the
amino') lions • public meeting of the inhahitaata of Dot.
eh •ater and ecialtbo,rhotri for the society is Is aid lie
mthlg tha to in 1672, • deputation wee appointed to
I •at the towo to in-pent the ground offered for show
yard and fields, and to report to this council at the next
meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Till MAXTZAP OIDOZZ Till DREW&

The WAYOI said he had received s letter from the
coroner a the diarist, drawing attention to the state
of the tramway under the bridge. conwiqueut upon the
death of Mr. Pride. He thongbt, as the foreman of the
jury said it the time, that it was • regular mantrap.
The ToWN CLiac sail the railway company bhould
be called upon to mete the plum safe.
Mr. STIGGALL was Instructed to forward the letter to
the railway authorities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

PKIIIILIENT IMPROVINUTS.

Mr. BUGS drew attention to the impoitaine of
making permanent improvements in the Sive, so that
it might be the more attractive to visitors. The want
of country walks round Weymouth was felt very much
by the visitors to the town, and there were many spots
that Gould be easily converWd into good pleasant
country walks by which ladle, could go into the country
at no great distends from the town. One was past Mr.
Wadsworth's field, where • new road was shortly to be
opened, and he believed • little planting and filling up
would render the place very pleasant all the way to the
GreeohilL Another plain was the oontinustion from
Lb. earner of the Park by the embankment and into
the Dorchester road. The embankment *arose the
marsh might also be 'alined. Landowners in those
neighbourhoods were willing to render &mistimes in
this matter. fie would suggest that • oommitke be
formed of five members of the Council, with four
gentlemen of the town. All the improvements eff cod
to follow a general plan laid down at the first The
Council to preserve their right to veto any proposal
made. He thought that if the Council would denote
£3O or £4O every year to this purpose the committee
would easily make it up £lOO by private contributions.
The Maroa said the sentiments Mr. Eliot had intro-
duced in his motion were entirely those that he (the
Mayor) bakmentioned some weeks ago in the Council
Chamber. He thoroughly believed in • wise expendi-
ture for improving and oreamouting the town and
ant-sating visitors here.
, Mr. ELIOT admitted the Mayor's statement.
, The scheme met general approval, and is to come
before the Local Board;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Entire Wheat Flour

Highly recommended by the faculty as the most nutritious and La,cily
digested food for infants, children, and invalids. Its richness in
makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nour . .
food for children, and is an excellent diet for invalids, being retained ;a th,
stomach when Arrowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.

From the Legere," stud April, 11170.
wr love it will take the place of the purely starchy compounds now in use, both in the ca.
adults.
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show it to be a my valuable food, avedally for children. It rably superior to Arrowroot. cowtor,
and au. ipripsur surds, which ciantriouts bet lisle to the fosmatioss bone or muscle.
Retail of Family Grocers and Dentists, ac.,L d., 6d., & packets, • TIM
Wholesale of the Sole Proprietors.
Orlando Jones ag
howsstero moot Painters of LANDO
Rice Starch.
N.B.—This Starch, the Strongest and Purest made, may be eel with cola
Water, and re'sans its stiffness in the Dampest Weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

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SPECIAL PRIZES FOR
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CHAMPION SWEDF.S.

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To be held at READING, on SATLI It DAY,
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Valuable PRIZES for

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Will be Aware

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For the Bast 24, a SILVER CUP, value ... 10 10 0
For lb. Seaoad-beat 24, MONEY or

PL ITE, value ... •••
For tho_ Third-boat 21, MONEY or

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For the Fourtb•best 24, MONEY or
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Also Pris:s for beat Mengel, Tutnips, Khl RAI,
Carrots, &a
NO CRUM 1,011
For full particulars, app'y to
Sutton & Bons, Reading. Berks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

11Hlid al
E STOMACH is the groat Supplied
the wants of our system. Its .Ij.c uwiepsir
the wear and tear et life. ii diqorderel,iti feudist
ceases, which is followed by dewiest"
Lowness of Spirits, Melancholy, nn.l in Clle3 In•
sanity. Kars's WOBSDILen ..t, t'. Amin&
Medicine for all the dist.rdcr of tll'o Jr:l2e They
cleanse it, whilst by thLir tonic i,osur tLcv :ice it am
vigour.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

MIaCCLLANZOOB.

It was resolved to pay off a £l9O mortage on the
special distaict rate.
It was agreed that the chairs on the Esplanade which
are made of wood and iron together should be placed
under *over for the winter months, but that the iron
ones should be left where they are.
The ILAToR reported that the receipts at the gardens
for the past year had amounted to WO, besides about
£7 for season tickets. The expenditure bad only been
£37. and had the price of admission been 21. instead of
Id. they would have paid 7 per cent. interest upon all
the money expended there.
It was decided that the gardens should be closed at
the end of the year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

ALTZRATIOII IN !HZ POLICE CELLS.

The Sonveron, having given explanations of the
requirements of the Government surveyor, some objec-
tions were made to a stone floor, and suggestioos
given for the warming of the °ells. The matter was
postponed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Varictins.

PLEASURE:EI (IF ARMORY.

Getting well into the middle of telling a good story, and then
utterly forgetting Just the very point of it.
Going more then twenty mike some fine morning to be
married, and remembering when at the church that you have
left the ring behind you.
Remembering an hour too late the appointment that you
made to meet your rich and highly promising old uncle, who
hates to be kept waiting even for five minutes.
Forgetting quite the risme of Mr. ttiley, your new rector,
and addrming him in company by the name of Mr. Bawler,
whom you afterwards remember a. • ilia/tenting preacher.
Returlog from • "call" party about three o'clock, a.m., and
suddenly remembering thst you have left your latch-key
behind you on the dresdng-tahle.
Remembering that you for' -t to take that bill up yesterday,
and recollecting bow your credit enlisted when a similar
accident occurred • year ago.
Getting through stimemiully the first verse of a Dorn, and
then completely forgetting the remainder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

DICATHS

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October 12, at Briantspaddle, Geor eewaide
Walden, infant aaa of Yr. George z
4 months.
gb October 14, Laura Gerten la, foarth daughter ,
T. Medway, earner, Dorchester. aged 3 yews an;
months ; and on October 26, Rachel Kate, hi'
daughter, aged 6 years and 10 months
• 0110
October 14, at Oomptoo Abbas me, Ri
daughter of the late Mr. William Young, Manor 7014
'Whiny Abbsa, aged 2L
F F°4
October 14, at South Lambeth, Mr. • • $o
Alfre.:l
youngest son of the late Mr. Thomas Green Foot,
Meibury, Dorset, aged 44.
October 15, at Tyneharo, Dorset, Ka/41"th' e sal daughter of Mr. W. T. Woaddem, aged 715"
11 months.
ra Est%
October 17, at Ashmore Rectory, Dorset, d
John Exley Alamo, in his 89th year.
October 20. at West-striast, Poole, Mt'
Norris, in the 40th year of his age.
mod 80
October 20, at Blandlutd, Mrs. Ase Ha", 'PI
years.
°debar 29, at Pool., Harriet, wife of Mr' klishlld
Miller, in the 78th year of her a
October 22, at Bleadlord, linreah Gel", 0065
years.

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October 22, at Blandtord, Mx. Jobe Nesbitt °el.
fitter, aged 51 years.
Ostober 22. at Bast Coombe. Boarnesiontit2o,7s
lb. Bey. WilLisw Pigueeit Wail. formed: "'—
Chew Stoke, near Bristol.
October 23, at From', new Donbestit. aft:
bunting illness, borne with Christian resilicbtka' Benham, in ber 78th year.
al
°amber 23, M Cattistoek, Frames, Um
the lam /tr. T. W. Hobbs.
°Mobs, at Elonthwtreek Bridport, Yrs. slis.bl4
Bebop, aged 79 plats.

Printed aad Published. at ,8 !it
Derabasts_ ,r by *Lea= Amara, et Peo's
say Triaititsualt aades.yeeprieese.
, November ISM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Somtrottobtre.

Devren among cattle from eating aeons have taki.n
place at Thornbury.
Buttheam was flooded last week: On Monday m ire-
In; more particularly the water streamed down the
streets, and deposited sea weeds almoet everywhere
about the town; No one but the very daring ventur. d
on the Esplanade, but in the vicinity of the baths and
Bend's Arms no one could venture. Boats were driven
ashore and damaged, and the mos wall towards Pill's
mouth sustained some injury.
Ecorraitakr.—The wife of a beerhouse•keeper, at
Paulton, becoming weary of the ties of her husband's
home, determined to take to herself another partner.
The selected one had a wife and family of his owr, rid
the two faithless ones depirted together on racial. y, to
the great emsternation of their former lovers.
As DII4ORNISRD LIQUOR finod..—The Dulverton
pollee, laying information that they believed liquors
were unlawfully kept for axle at the residenm of
William Melhalab, tailor, Skilgate, obtaieed • search
warmth, and found i—ale, I kiL, partly full; apple
wine, 161 bottles, fell; brandy. 21 bottles; cider, 1
hbd., full, another partly full; currant wine, 15 bottles;
elder wine, 1 small easkfull, 1 partly fall, and 2 bottles;
gin, 1 jar fall, 1 bottle f3ll, 1 bottle partly fall ; ginger
wine, 1 small auk partly fall, 20 bottles full; mead, 1
lbottles
4 bottles ; rum, 1 bottle ; cherry, 4
fall; whiskey, 1 bottle fall. The house had all
the appearansee of an inn, with earthenware measures,
Ito. The bench ordered the liquors to be sold.

RESERVE FORCES FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
Lord AJobo proporwe to enlist men for 21 years, thus
divided :—Seven years with the colours; seven years in
the first reserve, liable to foreign service; seven years
I. the seeond reserve, liable for home service only. At
ths sad of the first period the soldier should have 41.
• day for Ate ; alit. end of the second, Bd.; at the end
of the third, ls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

KINSON:

THI Bishop of fialiabut7 has licensed the Rev. RElsin
Coombe', olerk, LA., to the eersey of Kiasou, with
Bt. Mark's, Talbot Village.

A MAN BURIED ALIVE AT KINSON.

A shocking occident occurred bare on Tuesday after
noon last, by which a ha (-witted man, named
Augustus White, lost his life. The deseased who
formerly lived at Longleaf, was well known at Poole
and in the neighbourhood, owing to his eccentri-
cities, and especially to his habit some time since
of following the volunteers, dressed in fantutio
fashion, daring their morgue out. U. bad lately lived
with his aisle and aunt, named Cole in a cottage near
the Kinson Pottery. On Tuesday afternoon he was
sent by his uncle for some send, and he went with •
wheelbarrow and aped. to • Ban 4)18 in the neighbour.
hood. As he was absent for a considerable time C.llll went
in search of him. He fonad the wheelbarrow filled
with sand, and near it • large quantity of the upper
earth which had evidently raisontly fallen. Fearing
the demand Was underneath this mass, which was
upwards of • ten in weight, he gave an alarm, and Mr.
Warren, manager of the pottery, and a number of the
workmen proseededimmedistely to the spot, and after
considerable labour they dog out the body of the un-
fortunate men, who WB4 quit* dial One of his arras
was broken in several phials, and the body was multi
discoloured. Al the Inquest the jury returned • verdict
of Accidental Death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

VI 1711/1101711 TOCXO NIL

Jolla Cl.sagn &ma-Seethe— Wino were .1;;;;Ight up on remand
for stealing AI IS; Id. the property of Harry Ballwin, seaman
of 1111J3. Warrior. Croms-mantlned by Whit.: Wm not in
Clarke's company In the dancing room, and was only with
White until he bet the money. Clarke paand by him at the
fireplace; but he did not hustle him at all, nor was he near
enough to take the money. Whits and Clarke retired out of
the room together, and aims back together.
(Merge Roberts, • boy wile said he went to school at" Dickey
Edmunds's, geld the night below last be we, earrying up some
beer at the Greyhound, and beard Baldwin my he had lost half
a sovereign going over to Portland. He told that to a man
with a delay hat on. Meow White and Clarke were together,
and the woman mid the would be on In a minute.
P.C. Amey mid that Baldwin when he complained of losing
hie money, pointed out the two women, Bridget Roach and
Sarah White as having been in his company. Witness took
them into a taper.= and there prosecutor gave White Into
custody. As they wire leaving the taproom White told her
Mater to fetch Clarks from the dancing room, and a girl named
Emily Ula. Witham bralght Roath and White to the station,
and afterwards apprehended Clarke ln the danfing room. Mary
Jane Allen servant St the Greyhound fan and who looked only
about li, spoke to Clarke and prosecutor Amniotic together
near the fireplace, add them, Clarke put his hand in Baldwin.
Pocket, and withdraw It front the pocket. He took out some-
thing; put it in his own Pocket; but she could not tell what
It mu,. She said nothing about it; because she did
not know whether It woe Clarke's m tney or not.
She mentioned what the had men to Mrs.
Force when she beard the money was lon, on Thureday
night., and leat night OM told the policeman. Witness memo
from srld.oet her father and mother were dead, sad she left
bar MtuM,u at Mrs. Jesty"sto go to the Greyhound. She woo
About 20years old. After OarU got the money, he ca1:0,1 to
Barth White and mid "1 have got the chap's money," and
wanted takeoff II ohs wee not eosin( on home; but the sald
she might not be home that night. Whit, was standing nearly
close to her ; but Baldwin and Clerk were near the firepeace.
Huinsh Hooeybun deposed to prisoners living la three room
In the booms whore the Wm had • room. Berard more witnesses

it appeared from • Matement volunteered frf Mary Ann
1 .ajtas Les, ulster of the prisoner White, that she went
to the
olioretatioe and sieved the di las ad which st+s had
borrowed of lira atm*, Prondang table' toiCY the motley,
or to let her have • bed of her daser's on ant of neat
InoaLla. The malegriserter lived by her sister's prosUtution,
and if she did not give kiln money he knocks her about. He
goo, to m, sometimes; but he does very little work„ and has
mimed • birth he night have. Landon admitted that White
win amonied VOW.; aad altai her barbaad allowed her No a
roadia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

WARIB AK.

Ws are informed that Ike death rate in Wareham
daring the past quarter oily amonnted to 17 In the
1000. _ _

IT is said that the Her. S. B. Taylor is about to
resign the curacy of Wareham. There was a thanks•
giving service for the haveint at Lady 81. Nary church
on Wednesday evening, when the Rev. H. F. 'Yrotioin
reached. The offertory was on behalf of the Dorset
County Hospital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

BRI DPORT.

WRACK OF A Scnetocam.—The Kennett, a 'choose
of Waterford, belonging to Mr. John Fall, and harts
as mastrr his son Mr. W. Fail, left Waterford about
a.x we ks ago with a cargo of cats, consigned to Mr.
Knight, of the Ball hotel. Bridpork She arrived in
Portland Roads a fortnight ago, and was detained there
till Tees lay evening, the 25th elk, by stress of weather.
biro left the roads in charge of Kr. Jolla Mthueli
kliidport pilot. On Wednesday 'indrawn the schooner
was cti Bridport, and about 8 p.m. ran for the harbour.
The sails were shortened, but the vessel failed to get
beta, en the two piers at the entreat's, struck violently
against the out pier, knocking away her bulwark' sod
stanchions a-forehead. Upon this the alio drifted
rapidly to leeward, and was soon ashore upon the east
beach. The cut guard authorities fluids line over the
ship. The mull went over the aids and the captain
with them. He and two of the orew wan saved by the
apparatus; while the boy and the pilot wore brought
ashore by a line which was take. to thermal by Henry
Dare, a seaman of Bridport Harbour At the time of
the occurrence it was about half-tide, end there was a
strong Ireeai from the N.N.W., and a heavy Fretted
swell. The vessel went to pintos about six o'clock 00
Thursday morning. The crew saved a portion of their
clothe'. The cargo is insured, but ad the vessel. The
captain and hie craw were taken 'huge of by Mr.
Monteith, agent for the Shipwrecked Mariners' Society.

BURTON BRADSTOCK.
IT MU resolved at a vestry meetina held last Thurs-
day, to consider the Elementary Education Act, to
apply for a School Board. This is the first Dorset
parish that has so decided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Lord Polllmore's Hounds will meet on Tuesday (this d 10)
Bydling. Barn ; Friday, Look—at 11.
The Illaektooor Vide Foxhound' will meet on Tue.:ll/(th*
do)) at King's 11111 Bridge; Thursday, West Hill Sate : FriMb
'loftiest l'ound—ot 11.
Mr. 11.3deleffee Hounds will meet on Tummy (this do) 11
Muston Down; Friday, Melcombe—at 11.
The East Unmet Houndo wul meet on Thursdey, It
bury Abe.; Saturday, Peotridge Hill—at 11,
The Purbeck Hailers still meet on Thurslay, at Wed Iloilo'
Heath -at 11.
The New Form' Hounds will most on Tuesday (Oil de)) ii
Lyndhurst Hill; Thursday, Vine Ower ; Saturday, Beauftia
at 10.45.

BIRTHS.
October 18, it Wariawell, the wife of Yr. Bleach&lit
of twin 5111..

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October 19, at Milton Abbas, the wits of Mr. Marto
Morgan, of. • son. . .

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October 18, at Shipton George, the wit. of Mr, Jobs
Foot, of twin girls.
October '2O, si Chideock, the wife of W. Tuella,
Fag., of • daughter.
Ootob,r 21. at Bridport, the wife of Commas&
Luttrell, R N., of. eon.
October 23, at litrrack street, Bridpert, the wife
Mr. Win. Sbephsr I, photographer, of • sou.
October 23, at Aborgavenny Cottage, Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. W. Smith, ahipbroker, of • daughter.
October 26, at Gnaw. Bt. Michael, the wife of Ms
Rey. J. kieald Ward, of • daughter.

MARRILGES.

---------• • ti October if, at the pari,ll chnrr.h, Gunn b/ e.
Rev. J. Watts, Mr. A. Counter, t Blandon', to Mu
E. Ric lota, of Ciao ville. Mi.
19, at Pinworm., by the Rev.
Joseph Hull, of Knighton, Dorchester, to lin
70001.4damhter of the late John Good, EN',
Bishopstone. Wilts.
October 25, at Trinity Church, Skirbeck, Linea Whim,
by the Hoy, IL hay, sasiatut by the Rev. A. Dooms
quick, William John Jefferd, Dorsetehire Balk,
iseaminster, to Mary Anne, almond daughter of °exls
Spurr, merchant, Bootee.
October 26, at Dank Baildinzs Chapel, by the Itey'
W. Lewis, Mr. W, F. Conley, of Ilariborot.
Wiltshire, to Miss Edz ibeth Shinner, daughter a lab
B. Shioner, of Weymouth.
October 31, at St. Petet's Church, Dorobolder._bi
the Rev. E. W. Pears, IL A., Mr. Joules Sitib""
photographer, of Dorehester, to Frances Elinbt
eldest daughter of the We. Mr. John Burford,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

GBIAIHOUBIB an now be Produced, by ejudidaw oom-
binstlon cd WOOD, IRON sad GLANS, kw the bibulously
low sum of LA—For puticulars, send wp to T. H. P.
DENNIS sad COMPA, Anchor Works,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

BL &NDFOILD.

Tits LAT• 6143PFX11111T. —This sad aff.lr, ha, wear.
informed, become' even more serious than was at first
surp,,•ed. from the feet that it has sines been wee-
tainid that the party who inveigled the young lady
from her horde is • married man, his wife residing with
his father, in London. Some slight else to their
• heuaboota, it is rumoured, has been obtained, and II
is lope I before long the unfortunate and foolish girl
may he restored to her friends, who are in a most
distressed state of mind about her.
FUNERAL Or • VOLIMITZIL —On Thursday the
tn,irtal remains of Dime-Corpora Jobe Nesbit, of the
1311 Dome! Rifle Volunteers, were interred in the
cemetery with the usual military honours. There was
a Lige muster of the company to pay tbia lad tribute of
resp.ct to their departed oomrade. The deceased was
one of the few remaining members of the corps who
was enrulhd on the day alit, formation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

WIMBORNE.

SEWAGE UTILIIRTIOR. —Tenders are required for
arsioing the town of Wimbome, for laying out of COEIIIIII
Lutli nen th,reto as a sewage utilisation farm. and for
the erection of an engine house with the neeessary
engine and pumping works, in aeonrdsoos with a scheme
emotion by tLe Home Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

CHRISTCHURCH.

THE SALMON FISHMAN ACT—Th. spew Cominia•
sinners for English fisheries irill bold • noun nt ths
Town-hall, Christchnreh, on Thursday the Bth cl
December next, to enquire into the legality of all fish-
ing iu,o, fishing mildsms, and babissi arise, situate
IQ the Aron Fishery District.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

butt (Dahl Exiirecp:i.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1870.

norattsbirr.

Tali Qaisen has been Mewed to appoint the Hon.
dray Emma Pitt to be one of Her Maids of Honour is
Ge*nary, in the LOOM Of Lady Flol'BooB COihOligtO
&MOW. redgnad.
CoXIIITTZD TO TEO DOSSOT CoUNTT
Laboar : Henry Moore, night poaching at Littlebeedy,
42 day.; Jane Speaks, steeling earrinp at Bridport, 1
, month; George Kent and Charles Harris, vagrancy at
Stoneman.. 1 month; Elisabeth Parker and Benjamin
Grant, assaulting °relatable at Wareham ; William
Whiting. poaching at Tonerspudlle, 14 days; Robert
Bertram, misbehaviour at Unborn* Union, 14 clays?
Prided& Biker, misbehaviour in Blandford Union, 14
duo; George Harding, drunk and Tinton+ at Swann',
14 days; Ellis Haddon, stealing a pitcher at Lytebett,
7 days.—/saprisoriment Richard Hussey, bleach of
the peace at Loaers, 12 calendar months ; William
Way, stealing nuts at Lxlers, and Susan Han-
som, stealing • shawl at Braciport, 1 month,
min Ire you' in • Reformatory School; William
Seeley, drunk at WWI. Werodyates, 1 month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

SWANAGE.

MONCLIIt INSTITUT& —This flourishing institution he
lately expended kW in books for the library, and
viiiior, Mr. C. Izing, of Dealt= Nall, Norwich, hi
given tile "Penny Encyolopolia," in 29 vols. The
total nniutiir f books is now £6O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

BHA FINSBURY.

Tug Chamber of Agriedtion journal states that the
Miiersis of Westminster hu gives his talents full
lihtr to destroy the rabbits on their farms.
IT i 4 proposed thit a middle-olass .shoot, sot a
cottsgs hospital, es at fint intended, shell be erected
at Shaftesbury ass memorial of the Lk Marquis of
Westminster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

NVANTED, • respectable youth, aged 16,
se an APPEZNTICII for nve years to the
PRINTING TH&DL—Apply at the office of this
p..per, Dorchester.

ARTIFICIAL KAM:RES.

MESSRS. VIVIAN AND SONS, Swansea,
are la want of AGENTS for the sale of their
SUPERPHOSPHATE sad other FERTILIZERS in
DORSETSHIRE—AppIy, by letber,with referenera,k.e.

WANTED, to PURCHASE,
WORKS OF
ART, ',ramekins the undermentioned objects,
:—Oriestal, Dresden. Ponta, atlas, Bow, Wet,
cester, and Derby Porcelains, objects in Ivory, Silver,
Limoits, sad other Eamonle, old ?remit and Italian
Decorative Furniture, Ormolu Cloaks and Candelabra
old Point and Brussels Lies, Curiosities, and Antiqui-
ties al every deseriptiou. Any Periods having any of
the shows property and wishing to dispose of it, may
apply to kr. Ciaosos POUICT, The Curiosity Shop,
Bouthoireet, Doroberker.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Kviagt

STARCH MLNUFACTUREILi

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TO H.R.H. THE PR[NORM OF WALE
GLENFIELD STAROK.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL L tUNDRY.
The LADIES are respectfully intoned Vat this Stara
Is exclusively wed in the Royal Latn,lry, La use
Majesty's laundress Nays, that altheu..h
WHIATIN MOM, and other Pon DER bihs
found none et them equal to a. GLENFILLD, shish Is
he finest starch she ever used.
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DANG ROUS IMITATIONS

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

II Al DIEN N ZWTON.

Tifis "Lighting Aet" has just been adopted In this
parish, sad a rate made for tbe purpose of ii‘hting tbe
etreete with wain lamps daring the winter months.
The lames were provided about three years ago by
voluntary enimariptions, end have tanbark* been lighkd
by the same mesas. The lord ei Use manor, kL B.
Sheridan, kq., lass shown his approval of the rating
system by a Windrow donation for providing additional
lamps.

BOIJUTON.
THII new burial aronad was wowaseraewl on Tao* ,y
by the Bishop at Satimbery. His Local Yip was Menial
by awe Veit. Arsisinasea 61 Dogma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

HILTON.
Toe Bishop of Salisbury has licensed the Bev. Goorp
&matte° Kemp, oluk, to the curacy of this perish.

OHARIIINSTER.
Ws hear that the Rev. J. B. Hyson, Chaplain of
Asylum, is • issadHate for the living of All Sala

Doiabelier.

Tin Recur GALL —On Monday morning, the 19ch
the wind was greatly felt in tilts parish. About 10
o'clock it swept semis from Bradford towards Puddle.
hinton. Here the tornado—for such it appeared—felt
about 100 yards in width, tearing up by the roots
several very large and handsome elms in the grounds of
Mr. Webster, Mr. Read, and Mr. Slade, and oompletely
topping a long row in Mr. Caine.'. meadow adjilning.
Not much glus was broken azospt by the falling
branches The road near Mr. Webster's was blocked
for many hours by • SIM blown across. The previous
evening the storm we. mueb felt; aid, at the asylum,
in the Superintendent's residua), • large window was
blown into the room about 8 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

Vampsbire.

Lia Admirals are flying their Begs at Portunoutb
at the preheat time.
Are EXTRAOILDIIIART PINCS Or 11.11111 n W13a1111.--
A p ere of lied tiammotth mangellhas Men rows on the
Manor klunsteed perish, by Mr. Joke &owe,
Froilicing fifty tons to the stem
Tics loot-andmouth disease is ineremens to this
county. The 12,4 return gives art affeseed.lll26l eaMie,
14 sheep, and 482 pip.
LIUNTING.—The barriers 'were oat on Tuesday seer
Basimptvka, and • bare wee driven into the lows,
omotog considerable excitement.
THE lIABWI or WM Pace —it labourer's wife at
North Waltham. named Smith, before Suing from hews
for the day to work, leaving an infant of dye months
in charge of • boy aged nine, gave Ike baby what she
supposed to be Godfrey's cordial to keep it quiet, bet it
proved to be creosote. On the mistake betas discovered
• doctor was seat for, but the child died in the muse
of the day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

THE FALL OF METZ, AND ITS
CONSEQUENCES.

At 5 p.m. on Wednesday evening, Metz after
nine weeks spent in repeated but ineffectual
attempts to bunt throughly the ranks of the
enemy which surrounded it, was forced to follow
the sad precedent of Sedan, and resign itself to
an unconditional surrender. Three Marshals of
France, with a force said to number 173,000
men, including the sick and wounded, laid down
their arms, and the entire Army of the Rhine is
wiped out of existence. The strongest Fortran
In France is now in the hands of the Germans—
& place from which all the armies of France, if
France had armies, oould not drive them,
and giving command of the North-East of
France up to the Argonne. Nor is this all.
Meta is an-arsenal as well as a Fortress; to the
guns on its fortifications must be added those
which will be found inside, as well as a vast
machinery ready for the fabrication of arms and
munitions of war. Tho spoils of the greatest
army that has ever laid down their arms within
historical times are in the hands of the victors.
The result of the campaign which may now be
looked upon as brought to a close by the fall of
Metz is that France is left absolutely without a
regular army of any kind. A fow thousand
eoldien of the Empire remain shut up in the
Eastern and North-Eastern Fortresses, and
General Vinoy's men, themselves hastily
brought together from depots by Palikao for
Mao-biahon's army, are still in Paris. But
elsewhere there are only Mobiles and National
Guards, to whom the few officers who have
escaped from the ruin are vainly endeavouring
to give consistency. In this lies the surpassing
importance of this last victory. Gorman troops
to the number of certainly not less than 150,000,
are now at liberty for operations in the interior
et Francs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

SEED MARKET.

The agricultural wed Veda continue. in the quite gate noted
in oar laet.. A bra pagoda of fine new Rrth rod clovereced
have neen w4d In our msrket, but the h prices demanded
prevented any great .111013111. bu Item being trans-
actod. Al.lke and white clover seed are bo h very firm ; bort
qualitioe appear to be very warm Me bare more Inquiry for
new homegrown trefoil seed. Bird seeds aro unchanged In
value. Bowing rare seed continues to advance In price. Whits
mustard used Is ataedy. We ha," a good demand for loading
linseed. Windsor and lammed beams are in fair napinot
Forei:n Italian and rye-roes err without alteration. Winter
tares move off pretty freely, at the low prices floe cunnitli.
New eprheg tares are ofering no moderate terms. -does Buser
I Sea% le, WMer-laas, London, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

111 NG WOOD.

An inquest Will held on Saturday as the body ad •
man named Tarrant, who woo iesud lying fere down-
wards b • small stream Dear his owe hoses Deeeneed
had been drinking the day Wore, sod it was 'apposed
that he had fallen ins drunken 11. The jury returned
a vtralct of "Found drowned, but bow derseeed come
into the water there is no evidence to show."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

II ARTINEiTOWN.

THANKSGIVING Saarons.—Ou Sunday, October Z 3,
thanksgiving sermoos for the late hlrvest were preached
in thus pari by the Rev. K Ludlow, vicar, and collec-
tions madeioa behalf of the County Hospital, amounting
to £3 S. 20.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

PORTLAND.

Clovnunoirr TCGO2IIII.II3.—We understand that
the o,vernment engineer and staff In connection with
the postal telegraph, hare arrived in Portland, and e An.
memo I putting op the poles and wires to soonest the
post offices of Portland with the electric telegraph
system.
WI.IIOC 011 vie Bauxwana.—The late gale caused
one wreck In Portland Roads. About ilia o'clock on
Monday morning, the government yacht Emma, need
by Captain Haynes, harbour master of Portland, and
which woe moored opposite the Harbour Master'. office,
between Castletown and the Breakwater, parted her
mooriny chain Baronet the violence of the gel., ant
drove on the Breakwater rock,. On Monday it was no
rough that du, could sot be epproeohod ; but on Tues-
day they fated kiwis we. several hales In her bottom,
and commenced taking out her ballast in order to
lighten her, and get her off. No one was on board
when she parted her *beim.
Moe. Gin vim& -On Tuesday afternoon, another
gang of eonvicts, 421. number, wore b-ou;ht to Port.
land. It was understood that they came from the
direction of London, prnbebly from Penton r Ile.
were many yoong fellows &meal them looking miser.
ebb enough, mad ole old man looked bent down
with years. The majority of this lot seem ci to have
been under-sissd, bet this appearsoos may hive been
caused by their shrinkitar cowering manner when
before the ordin•ry passengers of the train. 'rimy were
obalnesl in this° Wings by one wrist, and got sb,ut
awkwardly enouth, their loose hand.' baying eaottrh to
do in regulating the cram n upon their ohninod wriste as
they Move I about. They seemed glad to settle them-
selves in the closed vans which were ready to take
them op to the Verne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

ACCOUIITL

The are; business was the pusini of hills, Led the
examination of the Treasurer's pollee suountr. Those
accounts show that ths expenditure for the put year
has been £925) ss. Ted., and the basnoe carried forwArd
ELK 15s. 2id.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01

THE ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY.

Tbe footpad arm rammed on Taesday afternoon at
the Royal Vietoril Lydia. Hotel, before IL N. Howard,
H.q., coroner, and a respectable Puy, of whom Mr.
Manley was foreman. Mr. IHstriet Superintandoot
Humphries was prrnant for the Great Western Railway
eompaoy, Mr. A. V. Haines, and Mr. Arnold for th
South We.tera empathy, and Mr. ration for the
Portland IlAilway Company. The following esi.lenee
was taken :

.I..rnee Smith, who appeared to be sensing from the
((fret, of hit accident, said : I am • labourer. On
October 19, I had horn In the sompany of Tanalan Foy.
We had bees on the Botha, at work about disehtrgiog
• barge, arid two tetaraing borne. We left at half-part
fire, the areal time for knocking off. and CMOs apron
the fields from Weymouth, as for as Bleak G tteeray, •
kid near the railway. We Ent (Ma that gat., Cann
over the high MU by the settles, till we tome to the
coercing from the field, to Ferry Bridge, seross the
railway. We came along by the entails of the ntet.le
arrest Ferry Bridge, baring wooed the road. Deceased
wee a little behind me, on the right, I tarried to pat
my bend to my Iwo& to keep my hat 00. whoa I felt
Ilk, a mosseatary flub, • lijkt. and • blow. I don't
recollect any more till I sin the train entwine back. I
vu ea my left side on the mend, and raised my bead
• little, bat °Debi discern only that some portion a the
train bad paused me. The trate was brought to • dud.
still, and some gentlemen asked mull I was burl,
told them I w.u. bruised • good deal bet I dad out thick
&ay hoses were broken. Ma Wised ma up' tad pus
ge• ia • earriege. sod I same ea lo Poetised maws.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

F. S.CLEAV ER'S

CARBOLICACID&CLYCERIP4E SOAP

The great advantage of Vitt &sparer oti.ers designated
as "Carbolic Aeid 50..," are, thst in Um manufacture
none but pure Medicinal Carbolic Acid in combination
with Glycerine is used, and entire freedom is ensured
from the offensive odour of Commercial Carbolic Acid
captaining Sulphur and Tarry Matters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

NOTICB OF REMOVAL
WEST STREET, WAREHAM.
ALBERT VTR, Gnocitt And Paovision
MgRCHANT, begs most respectfully to ti,ank
the Noblay, Clergy, Gentry and Inbabitants of
Wareham and its vicinity, for the liberal support
bestowed on him during ate last seven years, end to
announce that he hem taken the PREMISES NEXT
DOOR, which 111 r. Jame. Spicer is &boat to leave, where
the above business will in tater* be carried on, end
where A. VTZ bones to enjoy a continuance of the
favours of his ausarons patroos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

Bh?ep

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Isi•

10

16 I ihrs
MentOrOttirke Maki, Thursday.—lhar supplies of meat.
Tiade quiet, but steadier, In consequence of cooler weather.
Per 81M. by the mimes.
Inferior beef.... 3 4 to 3 8 I Inferior mutton 8 8 „ 4 0
Middling ditto 3 8 „ 4 0 Middling ditto 4 0 „ 4 4
Prime large do. 4 4 • ~, 4 8 Prime ditto.. . 4 6 „4 10
Prim* small ditto 4 6.,410 I Large pork ... 4 0 .4 4
Veal ...... 4 0„ II 4I linia•l ditto.... 5 4,, 5 8
Muscat, Thtinefar.—tiond Ripply of beef, though the eon.
dements frown Ireland were abort. Trade proved dull, buyer.
still expecting lower price., and holder, giving way a trifle.
Beatdescripti me realised 66e., anti In Instances 70e, permit.; but
middling and Inferior lomat ranged from 60.- toed.. all I a good
deal remained on hand till late in the day. The trade In
sheep was also dull, with a good supply, and prices were a
shade easier. Beet :ethers changed hands at gd., but ewes and
eery good esthete (mixed) could be obtained at 814 The
store cattle trade wee eery dull, and It ma. found difficult to
dispose of all on offer. Mitch cows were very plentiful, and
Linde was not as settee as it haa been ; prices were hardly as
good, thequotattons ranging from £l2lO £lB. Of ply we had
about 1,100 from Ireland, and they met with an active trade at
firm prices, bacon pigs reallalng Ila, and porkers from Ils. 84.
to it,. 9d. peaces',.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

WEYMOUTH.

A QOAIMITIT of Stoekholm Tar has been washed on
shore diving the past N. days at Osmington and St.
Alban'', Head, four barrels at the latter place, and one
at Osiningtoo. There were no marks.
Ten STolll.—During the late storm the buoy on the
Jack•in.the.beaket was washed away from its moorings
on Saturday nMht, and found uhore in Newton's C 'ye
on Sanctity morning. One of the lamps on the seaward
side of the Rings was wrenched on one aide by the
wind on Sunday morning, and the pair were removed
to prevent damage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

CATTLE MARKETS

yenroLrroe CATTLE, Thunday. —The market was metier-
xtel upplied with both goglish and foreign be .sta ; the trade
was firm, and finer. remained without any malarial change.
There was an average supply I 4 aheep exhibited to-day, while
the trade ruled steady at slightly enhanced rates. Calves were
in fair supply, and rather more money waa obtained. The
dcmand for pork was Arm. and Mondays quotations were
maintained. Scotch beef rained from fic to fon Id., and prime
mutton from Ss. tat to es. per alba.
Per lib. to sink the offal.

s. d. ..d. Ld. s. d.
lof. coarsobeasta 3 2to 3 10 IPrlmollouthdowese Bto 5 10
4ecood quality .. 4 0 to 4 6 il.rg. soars. cal.*. 4 llt 6 0
Prime large cc. 4 00 I 10 Prime small
Prim. Scots, kc. 5 oto 5 2 Large hogs 4 6tt 6 4
lot. coarse sheep 3 4to 4 0 Nut stol. porkers 6 01. 5 10
retood quality . 4 2to 5 0 Sakai. calves,ech 0 Uto 0 0
Primo couu wild 5 21.6 6 Qr.old sir ril ...do 20 ft to 211 0
Basta
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

CORFE CASTLE.

POOLE.

Tel severity of the weather during the put three
or four days has given thou persons who are fond of
cutting grotesque figures on the ice the opportunity
of doing so. _ -

Fomil Ditowsen.—On Sunday afternem Mr.
Thomas Wills, pilot, of Poole, called at the police-
station, and reported to P.C. !lecke., the reserve
man, that he bad picked lip a little boy that after-
noon near the quay, between two vessels, the
Florence and the Perseverance. The constable
immediately instituted inquiries, and found that the
poor little fellow belonged to the schooner Florence,
of Exeter, Devon, that was lying alongside the quay,
and that his name was James Henry Abbott
Cumden, aged eight years. The corpse of the
deceased has been placed on board the Perseverance,
to await the inquest of the coroner (Mr. Aldridge),
which will take place this day (Monday) at the
King's Head.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

THE PROBECEITION3 IN THE ('ASE OF THE

LH FASTING GIRL.

A eortegoondence hu pared between ese Treasury
Office and Ibe *Droner sad magistrate's clerk for the
district. The coroner has furninhed the solicitor tl the
Treuury with a copy of the depositiona taken at the
inquest. aed them have been returned to the mortis-
trates clerk. On Thursday an official waited upon the
secretary of the local enemata) who undertook the
watching of the girl—an Unitsrian minieter who from
the first disbelieved the truth of the •• fasting" story.
The official in question has obtained the names of the
members of the committee, some fifteen in number.
There is reason to believe that the committee, and also
all the medical men who atteaded the girl, will be tried
for oonspiracy, although it has been ascertained that
none of the nurgeons were on the committee, but were
simply appointed in order to give warning upon the
appearance of Mall symptoms in the girl. Tbe legal
adviser of the girl's father, whn in already committed
an a charge of manslaughter, olf.red the brief for the
defense to Mr. ilardioge G.lfard, Q C., but that gentle.
man hat not at present accepted th. retainer, for the
' rea.on that, owing to his stews at the bar, the Crown
has the first call noon bin rervicet. The oasis.n eon,
mance on the B'h of If.rolt. and it is expected that the
trial will take place on the folloeing day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

BIRTHS

February 3, at Summerhill, Lyme Regis, the wife g
John Mitchell, Esq., of • son.
February 4, at the White Hart Ina, Blandford, the
wife of Mr. G. Riciout, of • daughter.
February 3, at Ihrrack.street, Bridport, the wife of
Mr. Walter Hole, of • son.
RlFehruary 6, at North Mills, Allington, the wife of
Mr. Charles Cousins, of a daughter.
February 7, at Powerstoek. Mn. R. S. McDowell, of
a daughter.
Februery 9. at the Half Moon fun, Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. Charles Irish, of • ion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-15

F3ii THE SKIN ALSO APi hi i DIDINi

Exiiinent authoraies woe ea to the extremely bandeau
result* to be.lth obtained by the oottstent am of Ca
bohe Arid in a very dilute form. Eruptions of the
skin, profit.* perspiration and irritation arising from
numerous ammo, are speedily cured. Its astiseptie
and purifying properties are nnivenaßy acknowledged.
32 ls 33, RED LION-SI'BRICT, HOLBORN,
LONDON, W.C., PARIS.
INT