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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

TUESDAY.

The morning sitting, Inn occupied in oommittee with
the clauses of the Galway Freemen Disfranchisement
Bin, an attempt in the committee to erred the progress
of the Bill (in which the Government joined) having
failed,

In the evening'
Mr. Duet Inquired" whether Her Majeaty's Govern.
meat bad been informed of, or believed in, the existenee
of any agreement, written or verbal, hetween Austria
and the Port., whereby the former Power engaged to
give usiatanoe to the latter in ease of an outbreak In
European Turkey.
Mr. 8. FITZORRALD observed that the question was a
oompreliensiva and en unpreoedented one, and he
doubted whether any advantage mold be derived by
the Hons. or the country from questions so vague and
of inch a roving character. No infonn 'Con of the
nature described had been received by Her Majesty's
Government.
Xr, ennui moved a resolution that the coati of
manangement on the Crown allotment of Haineult,
since the .late of the Act under which it was thing.
forested, had been exuessive, end that the management
generally had not been watidactory.
Mr. G. A. HAM'S:N*I explained the circumstances
cionneelted with this allotment, and the general result,
which, he contended, did not justify • resolution 'Naive•
lent to • vote of osneure upon a public department,
After a short discussion the motion was then negatived.
Mr. J. Firzoxidito moved 1--That the appointment
to dikes connected with the iniministration of the
criminal law of meinbera of the Orange confederation, or
of any other political confederation founded on principles
ol religious exclusion, inculcating secrecy on Its
members, and acting by mean. of de.egates or represent.
&tires, and of affiliated branches, tends to create well.
founded Jealousy and suspicion highly detrimental to the
ends of bztioe, and ought to be disoouraged."
Mr. WHITILIIIDI complained that Mr. Fitzgerald
should have chosen a time when the attention of
Parliament was occupied with matters of importance for
• motion which eras ill.calculatod to insure peace and
tranquility in Ireland.
After a few words from Mr. C. PORTEN:UN,
Lord PALMSKSTON said he had felt considerable pain
at the revival of animosities connected with a state of
things which one would have hoped had ceased, or was
on the verge of mailing.
Lord J. Rosscht adverted to the circumatences under
which the resolution of 1836 was adopted. and asked
whether it was now desired to overturn and repudiate
that resolution. _ . _

The CHANCELLOR of the Exclave% after °ensuring
the motion, denied that there was anything either in
the motion or the answer to it which juttified the sur
potion of Lord J. Russell.
The House adjourned at 25 minutes to 2 o'clook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

TURKEY.

We have much plessurein announcing thst the Turkish
Government luta made ample satisfaction for the came
upon Mr. Folibisnotte, the Consol-Gensral at Beigrsde.
The regiinent to which the eohlier belonged has been
withdrawn, the soldier and his officers have been sent to
Constantinople for trial, the Pubs has personally ex-
pressed the regret of the Porte to the Consul, and salutes
have been Bred in lionoor of the British flag.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

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Saptgn anb Colonial inalltgenct.

FRAN OR
Tits demo whith eneabei the Priam Repoli** Minis.
his of Algerli hie the following artlule• i—" An. 1.
There is lieniby minted a Ministry fur Algeria and the
solecism. Art. S. Thal eMinistry 'hall be formed for
the direetion uf affairs uf Alpria, and of those of the
soloed's, which shall he aipirated from the Ministry of
War And hum the Ministry of Merin*. Art. 8. Our
welltheloved oomin, Prlnos Nmadoon, is charged with
title Ministry. Art. d. Our Ministers of State, War,
and Marine, &recharged, 'soh aa far as he may bothers.
In itonointod, with DM execution of the present diem,
whigh shall some into force from the let of July next."
The Prince will have two directori under hini,—one for
Algeria, the other for the rest of the onion's...
The lesperoe fiat Plumbline. Hie Majesty and the
Empress were on Sunday present at the insugurstlon
of *be monument erected by his !felicity to the memory
of hie mother, Quoin Hortense, In the church of Resit,
whlelt also contains the mausoleum of the Rummell
Josephine.
It has been alroady stated that Rear-Admiral Jurisn de
Legraviire will soon leave the Adriatic, and return to hie
09s1 in the equadron of evolutions under the orders of
ViogAthuiral Romaln Diatomite, • squadron of which he is
On. of the two commanders, acting under the orders of
*superior naval °Moir. The steam vowel Algesiras,
which oarrWs the flag of Rear-Adiniral Jurien, will be
replaced, it le sald, at Ragusa by the deem frigate lily.
There will then be in the Adriatic two frigates, the 1017
and the Impetuous,. If, contrary to 00 Wet'
Sir.
te become more complicated, it labs 12• k•• • Ku"'
non will be sent.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

THURSDAY.
(Before the Rev. H. F. YKATMAN.)

Giles Logy (90), cordwainer, indicted for breaking into
the dwelling house of George Con, at Loden, and steal-
ing • lair of boots and • pocket handkerchief, was men.
tanned to 4 years' penal servitude.
Francis Edwards (29), charged with embezzling 90s.
the property of hie mistress, Anne Harding, at Itihaftes•
bury, August 26, 1857, was acquitted.
Mary Ann Lew, (40), indicted for stealing beef, value
4.. Bd., the property of Clisrles Puckett, at Dorchester,
April 10, was acqiiitted.
Michael &oft (49), labourer, charged with breaking
Into • building belonging to Mr. James Harding, at
Waterman, and steeling 2 frock coats, 2 waistouate, • silk
handkerchief, • cravat and • hat, the property of
Robert Beard, April 18, was sentenced to 3 months'
hard labour.

William Huey (on bail), indioted for breaking into
the dwelling house of Robert Spitler, and stealing
,pair of oorduroy breeches at Whitahuroh Canottioorum,
April 27, was acquitted,
Eliza Kellaway (on bail), charged with maliciously
wounding at Abbotsbury, June 23, was found guilty
of a common usault, and sentenced to 20 days' imprison-
ment. _

(Before CHARLES Pononert, Esq.)
John Bowditch (42) labourer, indicted for steeling two
brass pans, 2 lead cheese beds, value 10s. belonging to
William Hallet, at Thoruoombe, March 25, was
eentenoed to 4 years' penal servitude, a former conviction
having been proved against him.
Editor Slackley (24) charged with stealing • sore.
reign belonging to Robert C.mtterill, at Corfe Castle,
May 31, was acquitted.
dome Lawrence (on bail.) indicted for stealing •
turkey, value 86., the property of Frederick Good
Miles, at Fontmell Magna, April 17, was acquitted.
William Tompkins (17) butcher, was indicted for steal.
ing a sliver eggepoon, the property of the Rev. Edward
Collins, at Evershot, January Ist., and his mother
Elisabeth Tompkins, (50) and sister Ann Tompkins (15)
wens charged with reoeiving the spoon knowing it Whims
been stolen. The boy was sentenoed to 4 mouths' hard
labour; the mother to 6 months' Lard labour ; and the
girl—who was raminuiended by the jury to mercy, on
account of her youth—wee sentenced to one month, be.
ing told by the learned Chairman that if in that period
she proved really penitent, care would he taken to place
her in an institution where she would be taught a useful
trade and shielded from the evils of her old companion.
ships.
There wee a similar charge against the prisoners in re.
mod to another silver spoon, belonging to Esau Knell, of
Everehol, but no evidence of the offence was offered.
Edwin Grant and William Bridle, both on bail,
charged with stealing a crab, the property of Charles
Barnes, at Langton Matravers, April 2nd, had no bill
returned against them by the Grand Jury.
This concluded the business of the Midsummer
Quarter Sessions, and the Court rose about 5 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS FEES
ABOLISHED.

EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

FOR the TREATMENT and "SELF-CURE"
of sperniatorrhma, 'calmest, debility, nervosa.
nese, lassitiple, depression of spirits, lost of energy and
appetite, pains in the back and limbo, timidity, alf•dis-
Inlet, want of energr, love of solitude. irroundiew foam
palpitations of the heart. noises in the head and ears,
dissineas, Indecision, wretchetinees, involuntary die.
charges, impaired eight and memory, indigestion, and
bodily proatration of the whole system, Including irental
and physical inospaeltv, kn., by means of the newly-die-
covered "AMERICAN INTENTION," which riper
soda (In the above oomplainta) poisonous drop, which
or, given under various dinning to the utter ruin of
the patient's health ; with inetluable information. from
chemical and microseopiel team, which reveal hidden
mysteries.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
M ARRIAOE." cent on receipt of six 'tamps, by
CHARLES WATSON, M.D., Fellow and Honorary
Vice-Fresident of the African Institute of Fran..,
Conroe Masher of the Medial Satiation of Rou=i
eiyt Reeitleat Physielan to the Bedford Die
peccary, 2'7, Alfred-plae, Bedford-square, London.
" This novel and ocientiflo A/arisen Discovery proves
the absurdity of the English treatment of such cans,
and will prove a boon to 'Suffering Invalids,' who may
safely and speedily regain pried's, health and vigour by
adopting the means presented."—Dirmany
" A new and extraordinary en in the science of midi-
trine."—Glebr.
" The important fact that these thinning complaints
may sally be removed without drugs I.s-here clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly sumer.
fel treatment, a adopted, filly ..plaing4s_Ar.dicji

--iOr-Qualifications rids "Diplomas" and the "London
Medical Diroctory."

Tllll ROYAL %MIMI B %NlL—Four out of the five
directors of the Royal British Bank, who were oonvlelled
of conspiracy after • trial of la days' duration before
Lord Chief Jostles Campbell, are now in the full en-
joyment of their liberty. The seventh director, Mr.
Mepleton, was discharged on pryment of a nominal fine,
and the eighth defendent, the manager, still remains in
the Queen's Bench Prison. The influanos exereissd in
favour of Mr. Owen WM chiefly by large bodies of cell.
glous denominations.
GOLD MON NEW ZIALAND.—The Duchess of Lew
ter haa arrived from Nelson, New Zealand, with 2,100
mimes of gold, consigned to the Union Beak of Assize,
Lie. This Is, we baileys. the first shiment of the=
duce of the newly-discovered goldfleM that s in
on any laregmmale, although oonsiderableiridides have
from time to time been forwarded to 8 y and Mel-
bourne, through which the bulk et e New Zeeland
gold must come, as the opportunities for direct ship-
ment ere rue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

Per mak of 1401 be.

Flipries—Southdown Hnir• 4ll 0 to 413 0
Do. Holf.bral Hop
Di. Kent
Do. Booth limn Ewes and Wethwa 11 0 12 0
Do. Lolaestor ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

NtZk.ICR COUNTRY.

The Auroupbad districts are molt disturbed hy
Arabi an I Rollins., who have pland red several twos;
the Resident stronily urged that o Buropesn rainforoe-
mut be sent hums liately by the Government of Bombay
to Julush. A del I let tehroent, about 450 !nen of all
arum hoe been despatched.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Ehrtril twrrov, Friday. —nid wheat, ell O. to
£ll 154.; new, CIO 10,. to £l29i. per load. Malting her-
ler. 86i. to 3e.; grin iiny ditto. 211. to 33e. Oate, 254
to 10e. Ron. 40.. to 49i. Nit. Oh.. to 604. per qr.
Floor. 800. to atm. per +sok. —The anrinly of all grain was
1110111 at te-,lllY'd market. Wheat 1.. higher. Oats,
barley. and beans mold at full prices. Flour is ls. per
seek higher.

W \IIIII,IIITIIR, Retuniev, July 3. Wheat, 38s. to
48g. fleet week, 38e. to 475.); new wheat, —I. to —x.
het week. —R. to Berlev. 30s. to 33e. Bast week)
30% to 334.); o,te. 25.. to 275. nut week, 254. to 275.)
Beene, 424. to 50s. Bast week, 425. to 505.) Peak --s.
to s. fleet week. I. to x.) 51h. loaf, 10t1.—
There we, 4 snort enonly of wheat; axles w.re dull, re-
sultina from the holders stanains ont for an advanne,
whirh in moat instances wee realised. In barley, oata,
and beano there was no variation.

At the principal provincial onnt markets on Saturday
last the supply was small, end in most instances prices
of all descriptions of grain tended upwards.

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, JULY 3.

The public sales of wool, which commenced early in
the previous week, were brought to • close on Thursday
last, and the prioes obtained show an improvement on all
descriptions of • current kind. A more cheerful feeling
has evidently become uianifest, and the demand by pri-
vate contract is very fair for both foreign end home
wools.
. .

Mr. Abram Gartside, in his weekly circular, referring
to the Liverpool wool sales, soys(—" At the public
sales of wool, which commenced here on the 23,1 ult.,
and Mooed this evening (July 1). 611 boles Port Phillip,
11,660 bales Most Indio, and 7,304 boles of cerium other
descriptions were offered. There was • numerous
attendance of both home and foreign buyers throughout
the writes. The competition for the Port Philip wools
woe animated, and they realised prices folly coal to the
clueing rates of the late London sales, while on greasy H.
per lb. advance MN obtained. Washed Ream brought
is. 6.1. to 3e. id., Is. 6b. to Is. 101. ; loeksand
pions, Hid. to Is. OIL; unwashed, Is. Oid."

WOB.CESTER HOP MARKET, Jut.r 3.
The change in the weather has begun to make a
difference in the appearance of the growing mope. The
warm growing nights and hot days appeared to be doing
their work in musing a very rapid growth of bins,
which seemed to have outgrown the blight ; but for
soots week or ten days past we have had very sold winds,
and the evenings and nigilite lidos been almost frosty.
These have mash retarded the growth, while the insect
seems to have been encouraged by it, and the prommeas
of the year's crop are still uncertain. In the meantime
her is no greater activity in the market.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
Nirtment of the Paper are to be allresswl to
Mr. FRSDIIMOIC Mai.i.wrv, Etiti, of the Dor.,st
enunty &pre** nuvi A /rieultaral (ittsetts, at the
(Moe. Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

INDIA.

A LVIANDRIA, June 23.
The Bombay malls have arrived with intellipnoe to
the
.4th inst.
_ . . . . . .

The latest news of the Commander-in-Chief is to the
25th of May, when he arrived at Futtyghnr, having
marched from Shaltjehanpore on the 23rd. On the 22nd
Jones was atsoke I at Shalijelompora ; on the 24th
Jones °peopled Mohaandee without opposition, the
enemy retreating into Oude.
Sir Hugh Rose WKS attacked by the Cilpee rebels in
his Mon, four miles below the city, on the 22nd. He
repulsed the attack, the enemy adfering severely ; and
on the following day he occupied the city and fort with
little difficulty. In the pursuit 5/0 of the enemy were
killed, end eight guns taken. /50 guns, 24 standards,
and immense stores of ammunition were found in the
fort. The mutineers were quite discouraged. A rabble
of 3,000 or 4,000 creased into the Doe!) on the 26th,
apparently making for Oude. General Lugard has
nearly completed their dispersion.
In the Southern Mahratta country Mr. Manson, of
the Civil &melee, had been murdered by the Chief of
Nurgoond, who has been taken with six of his princi-
pal followers.
(FROM THE INDIA-HOUSE.)
Oat Monday, June 23, was received the following mes-
sage, dated Malta
To J. D. DICKENSON, Esq., India-house, London,
BOMBAY PRESIDENCY.
. .

Serious disturbances have occurred at Gudduok, in
the Dharwar Collectorste ; the outbreak was headed by
Mum Rao, of Moonderger, and the Desayee of Herat,-
gee, who obtained po emotion of the fort of Fowul (v.)
by treachery; the chief of Nurgoond WAS sweated of
being deeply implicatad. The acting political agent, Mr.
C. T. Manson, attended by • few horsemen, proceeded
rapidly to the Nurgaon 1 district, in Elm hope of restor-
ing order, when he wee treacherously attacked on the
night of May 29 by 800 'nen, headed by the Chief of
Nurgoond, and killed with all his escort. It being
greatly feared that the disaffection would spread all
over the Southern Maltratta country reinforcetnents
have been ordered to proceed immediately to Belgium
and Kolapoor ; in the low time it is hoped that the
outhre k hvs been nr, aptly repressed A M titres
column. under Major Hug'ms, June 1, took the fort of
Copal by asaault, and among the slain where Bheem
lt4o awl the Dasayee ; on the same day Colonel Malcolm
with • light Bomb.), iletaahment, arrived at Nurgoond
and stortued the town. Olt the next day he occupied
the [fort?], which was evacuated during the night. A
pursuit of the Cala( wee then connuenned, and Intel-
ligenim has Just been received that the Chief MRS cop-
twist by Mr. S..tuthern, the S iperinten lent of Police,
Oil June 3.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06

iniprrtal Ilarliamrnt.

fIOVSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY.

Their Lordships met at 5 o'olook.
Earl firAsiturs moved that en address be presented
So Her Majesty, praying that Her Majesty will be pleased
So take into consideration the proclamation of the fret
yearn( her reign, by which the hervioes of the church for
the sth of November, the 30th of January, the 29th of
May, and the 20th of June are appointed to be read
yearly on those days, and are annexed to the Book of
Common Prayer of the Church of England: and, should
Her Majesty see fit, to enbatitutes for that proclamation
one declaring that only the service for the Wth of June,
the anniversary of Her Majesty's accession, shall hence.
forth be so read and published.
At 6 o'clock Earl Btanhope's 'peach was interrupted,
the Royal went being given by oominission to a large
number of Bills. .

The Archbishop of CANTRIBURT resumed the dismis-
sion. He supported the motion.
The Bishop of LONDON contended that the Bishops
had full power to effect what was cue thief object of
Lord Ebury's motion of the 6th of Hay—namely, to
shorten the regular services of the church by dividing
them; no Act of Parliament was required to confer
powerb Alrowly existing.
After moth discussion the motion, amended by the
omirion of the reference to the service of the 20th of
Jhae, wua,ghedto.
• Theb• • .1..~1 pe this adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

POTATOE MARKET.

Fall &rings Ilisse-oUrear supplies of homegrown
potatoes cantinas to reaoh ii, oostatwlae and by land.
earrlap, In good oondJlon. Laat week'. Import. were
110 tons from Dalfrrel, 120 from thinklrk, 3 from Rot.
tardam, 8 from Boulogne. 304 from Calais, 3 from Ham.
bnrih, 138 from Antwerp, 2 boot Amsterdam, NI from
Ronan and 17 from Harlingen. A .toady busing.* le
i doing n most kinds, am follow. York Itapents, 800. to
s Llnaohis, fkk. to Me. s Kent and Pm.n ditto, 70.,
Iforplign Whites, Ms. to Ma. s Ditto redo, 48a,
to 70s. pir ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

TODBER FARM,

3,1 R. ROSSITER will SELL by AUCTION,
on the Premised, on WunnISDAY, the 22nd day
of llsoiersitn, 1838, the underntentioned LIVE and
DEAD FARMING STOCK, DAIRY UTENSILS,
'Twenty Hogsheads Prime CIDER, Sixty Tons of Prime
H tY, with the FEE!) of the FARM until the 25th of
March, 1839, in Lots, late the property of Mr. John
Andrews, deoeased ; comprising twenty•two young and
very useful (lairs cows, well seasoned in calf; 4 fresh
young barruners, 4 two•year-old heifers, 7 yearling
heifers ; 3 fresh young cart horses, all under seven yecre
of ego ; bay cart ally, rieing two years old; block
entire cart colt, rleing two years old, by " Blank
Blois," the winner of many prises; blank nag gelding,
six years 01,1, a good hunter and harness horse ; thill,
trim, and plough harneas ; bridle and saddle, 4 good
wagon., 3 dung mitt', cart, pony ditto, Iron and wood
dregs and harrows, 2 iron pulls, ohaff cutter by Higgs,
Genliner'a turnip cutter, counter, eider mill and press
couplete, wish troughs, followers, and begs ; new fan
and ateekt, Amesbury heaver, quantity of slaves, hay
forks, haul and other rakes, hull-bushel, new iron roller,
by Maas I ladders, '4 °lief( beekeW, quantity of hurdles,
cribs end trougha, 1111*(104 end ehovels, pinks end dross
oxen, couch forks, kiln bar, corn forks, li riok clothes,
' noentity of neck bays, bay knives, feeding boxes, rink
'. sledding with atones and naps, /I wheat rinks, the Produce
. 1111 PI rick, the produce of three acne 110
el eery prime new eider, WI sacks of potatoes,
P. head, 1 three•hogshoml, 4 pipes, and V hell-
sasks, quantity of legwood, wagon lines, spars,
spa IMAM 1110 k. ha., ko,
IV
The Refry utensils earls* 9 milk leads, churn and
stookl, pails, milk pane, brace warmer, cheese vata and
followers, elteeso tub and tongs, chemist press, utoolo,
barrel hams, Irtmlittboard and stand, beams, standard
and Its, gun, he, ,
The vs %le will he found well deserving the notice
of the üblio, and being for the @serest purpose of
flintily distribution, the whole will be sold without the
slightest reeervetion,
Refreshments at Eleven, kale at Twelve precisely.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

kiffigi&l

DENTAL SURGERY,

ATTILVDAPION a 4 D011011187711R every Aar
IVAWNSSDAY, al Arr. HAUL'S, Iron.
rtionyar, ifigA Wert Semi.
NEXT ATTENDANCEE—WEDNEEDAY, Number
112, and January
BIM 13, I MOBELY, MACS.,

OM Till PUN '
MESSRS, EPHRAIM MOSEY ta SON,
SURGEO•N•DENTISTS,
OROSVENOR STRUT, ONOIVINON
Loxoom,
And 14, UAY STRUT, BATH,
Sots INVINTOSIS AND PATAINTNNO,
ANew, Original, and Invaluable Invention,
*wielding in the adaptation, with the mod %bow
lute perfection and sussed, of CHIEURIALLY.
PREPARED WHITE and GUM.COLOURED INDIA.
RUBBER, as a lining to the /old or bone frame. The
extraordinary reeulte of this application may be briefly
noted in • few of their mod prominent feature, i—All
sharp wipe are avoided no sprinp, wires, or fasten.
Myers required a greatly increased freedom of suction
Ic supplied a natural destiny, hitherto wholly mist•
tamable, and a It, perfected with the most unerring
socuracy, are secured; while, from the softness and
flexibility of the agents employed, the greatest support
is given to the adjoining Teeth when loud, or rendered
tender by the abeorption of the Gum..
Teeth filled with Gold and Misers. Moset,r's " White
India• Rubber," the only permanent Stopping for Front
Teeth, that will retain it. Colour.
Loose Teeth fastened, and every operation in Dental
Surgery performed.
All Work being encoded at the London Establish.
mint, the higher resources of the Dental Art are ren-
dered available without the trouble and expense of •
journey to the Metropolis.
Attendance in London, Daily, 9, Lower Groerenor
Street, Grosvenor Square. .
Attendance in Bath, Daily, 14, Gay Street (Wednes.
days excepted).

A.D. 1790.

ROYAL-EXCHANGE ASEURANCE

CORPORATION,
(Sacitgiakal by Marie qf Hie Majfety Nome *Ai
Aral.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

WIMBORNE.

Si. THOMAIe Day.—This morning (Tuesday) the
officers oonnected with the Free Grammar School
will attend Divine servios at their inagnilloent
Minster at eleven, p.m The clergy, corporation,
sad choristers will, in commemoration oia otietom
extant from the thus of Elisabeth, dine together at
the Crown Hotel.

POTTY 0111011, December 17.—Rarely, if ever, can
we record the mrmeedings at a petty session in
Dorset without Including one or more oases of fine for
going in search of cantles or game. How IN it our
labouring population do not lean; the folly of thus per-
petually setting the law at defiance, and then, in many
InetanceN, bringing privation and ruin upon their depend-
ants ? On Friday Irot hers, (before the Revs. C. J. Glyn,
chairman, John H. AuNtan, and W. L. Atlye, Esq.),
Minas Tornio, of Gump, was fined, at the Instance of
Mr. (tore Good, ill and costs for poaching,
Daniel Merrell, a very old offender, of Corte Mullen,
was fined 40s. and mots, for trespassing in search of
1111110.
Two men named George Car and Win. Hayes were
charged by William Smith, head keeper on the Kingston
Lacy Manor, with tresposNing in pursuit of conies. He
deposed that on the 26th November lent he saw the
defendant beating the forgo near Bulbury in seareh of
rabbits, and that lie took name nets from one (Coo);
they had a dog with them, and he was sure they were In
search of rabbits. Croasomilined by Mr. Freeman
Did not see any rabbit or hors; the dog was the slum.
herd Con's dog, lila sheep were forty yards away ;lie
had his crook on his shoulder. Hay. had a pitchfork ;
saw some tune move ; could not any what ;coved it.
Did not use a rabbit or anything. The nets were dry,
but could not Nay if they were recently used or not,
though a gsidakeeper. Mr. Fretinan then addressed the
Benoit, pointing out the discrepancies in the me, the
eat of which WM the rustling of a fursebush. He
remarked upon the Interference of °Malawi underlings,
too often over seldom; in the cam of their lords sod maw•
tors, and characterised the affair WI tll,l most trumpery he
ever remembered. The defendants, he said, were highly
respectable in their position, and so far from tramming
were in the discharge of their duty as labourers on
Kingston Lacy farm. The Rev. C. Glyn, chairman,
gave the judgment of the court, and in the course of
sonic most kind and admirable observations said, the
Bench had decided upon the &Wood of the ease ; and
that Coo, one of the defendenta, would leave the wort
with a character untainted. The case exalted intense
Interest-814mgal of the leading farmers of the neigh-
bourhood being present; and the decision was greeted
, with warm applause both within and outside of the
'court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

AA]. WOOLSTON, Cook and Confectioner,
V v . HIOII-11TRIIIIT, DORONSISTER, (who has had
some years experienoe under French, German, and
Swiss Artists in London), acknowledges with gratitude
the kind support he hat reoeived sine, he oommenoed
business in Dorchester and now begs to mill attention to
his assortment of CIittISTMAS PRESENTS (selected
from some of the first house.) ,;his riehly almoned feed
and Ornamented Twelfth Cakes, Bon Bons Wedding
Cakes, Trifles, Soups, Jellies, Creams, Ito, da.

. .
Ladies can be relieved from much trouble in making
preparations for parties by 'ending their orders for
Dinners, Suppers, or Wedding Breakfast', which can be
supplied either by the article or otherwise at moderate
charges. _ .

Agent for Eyre's Wines, Car'. Biscuits and Infants'
Food; The China Tea Company ; also, Fry and Sons,
and Cadbury and Taylor's Cocoas, Chooolates, and
Sweetmeats, &a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

NTURMINATUR NIOWTON,

COAL Citaiirrt,—This enellent institution ooin•
wanes the season under favourable aironinatanoes,
there being a good balance in hand, niol the uotn•
mittu having begun selling ooal to the poor at
NI , per cwt. The oontlnued support of the sub.
scriber' Is of moires wanted, u their liberal subserip•
lions and the euellent inatiagenient of the seerstory
1i,,. been the mune of ostahliehing and keeping up
this desirable 'Amity,

TMOTALIKM.--The Metal of the 01M111 in this
town held their third meeting on Frit* evening
last in the National School Boom, and we were
agreeably surprised to find so many present, there
being upwards of seventy, and principally of the
working chums. The meeting we. addressed by
few of the °Meet Teetotalers detailing the result, of
their experience, and oertainly some very creditable
*mochas were made hy the chairman, W. Uulbourns,
EN, , and Mum, J. Hammond, B. Solway, and the
Rev, J. Harding. bombes:l signatures were
obtained to the pledge, but they were principally
those of children,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

POOLE.

COUNTY COURT. —TIN monthly sitting of this
court was held in the Townhall, before E. Everett,
Esq., Judge. There was a large number of plainta
entered, but the only case of interest MN Pitman v.
Down. —This was an action brought by Mrs. Pitman,
of this town, against Miu Down, daughter of Mr.
Down, landlord of the St. Clement's Inn, to reviver
the sum of £l3 the value of certain articles said to
have been entrusted to her by Charles Squibb, a
nephew of plaintiff. Charles Squibb had recently
died, and by his will bequeathed the articles in qua.
tiun, with other property, to his relatives, appointing
Mrs. Pitman executrix. Mr. Brown, of Lyinington,
and Mr. Pocock, of Southampton, appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mr. J. Harker, of Poole, for the defend.
ant. After a great deal of evidence on both lido his
Honour decided that the defendant was entitled to
the verdict, as he was of opinion the things wore
given to her by deceased, they being about to be
married, and without any reservation, thus making
the gift absolute. With reference to the will it was
Just possible that deceased had mule it in ignorance of
the raw, and was not aware that his gift was absolute,
and all power over the articles MIA paased from him
at the tune of presenting theme to defendant.

SimonLimu.—A seaman named Bsook, who had
just arrived from Newfoundland in the brig Sister.,
was charged before the Mayor with smuggling one
pound two ouneee of foreign uninufactored tobacoo.
The prisoner pleaded guilty. Mr. Morillvery, oon•
troller of customs, stated that the prosecution wan ifl.
etituted under the itiath station of the Customs' Con.
anlidation Act, which provided that in all cease when
the smuggled goods were low than two gallon. of
spirits or ten pounds of tobeouo the punishment
should be left to the disortlion of the inagietrates. As
the prisoner stated this to be his fleet °dines, and he
had never been brought before the bench on a shill.
hr charge, the Controller would leave the owl in the
hands of the Mayor. The Mayor ordered the defend•
ant to pay the value of the article sod single duty,
amounting to Ile, bd., and 1111. &I oat., or In default
three days imprisonment.
POLIVIL —Yriday.—(Usfors the Mayor, W. Mar.
Ifeq,) Margaret Logy we oharged with
vagraney, —Sent out of town.
Lsovua&—On Tuesday evening Mr. Growailth,
of London, gave a lecture in the -Townhall on Mr.
Charles Diekens's Ploltwlsk, The alteadabee was
weft' fwd.

(11fl1"61" 1101.1114 •It le the Intention of
uniuuy nf tile prlnuipal tradesmen H his limit to
elm" their 4JVI 1101111611111111141 lin the Miiiiilay
itlY hkis giving their wwietniite
three dey. hlloey and enabling theta tu vieil
Mundt at a dietalins,
Drip Volume& 1141,1„ —The annual bull In win.
itestinii with the loiyal Plutiniutl,uuiuiu Lodge, will take
plea, el the Odd Vodkas' HA, en Weibilleilay,
1)11011411)er lith. Itrulliur Nerve'. tinitilrille Wahl
he. been engaged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
LAWES' TURNIP MANURE.

WINES FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD

HOPE.
Wand A. GILBEY'S SOUTH AFRICAN'
PORT, SHERRY, MADEIRA, MARSALA,
ke., 20:x per dosen, all of the ant growths only. Any
two &sande& for 12 stamps.
" We have recently been engaged in making some
°ireful examinations of the Cape or South African
Wines, our samples being selected from the stock of
Hours. Gilbey, of Oxford-etreet. We find them to be
both genuine and wholisecnne."—Lancet, June sth,
1868.
Price Current with full particulars, and Dr. Has.
sail's and Dr. Lethby's analysis sent free on applica•
tion.
FINE OLD BRANDY, U. V. brand, 16s. per gal.
lon, or 30s. per dozen.
Carriage paid, if requeited, to any railway elation or
port in the Kingdom, for Is. per dosen. No °harp
made for bottle., casks, and eases, if returned.
W. and A. Oilbey, Wine Importers and Distillers,
367, Oxford-etreet, London (W.), and 91, Upper Beck.
ville-street, Dublin.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY BLB(JTRIO TBLBORAPIL)

PRICE OF CONSOLS.

Lotwow, /down Ay Rvasit,o, Dawn 90.
Consols ... ... ... ... ... 98k. to 97
New Three, and Reduced ... 971 to I

nailing grime tables.

'Spoitaly altemi fur di VW Wea., Decongwr 1, 1868. I

LONDON AND MOUTH-WESTERN.
Wlllll DAYN.—UP TRAINS.
Wtymout,s, ,6 Duro/Ham 6441 Suslimspeosi, to Lowden,
otou, title. i A 1 111 1 111 Mall
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21

BLANDFORD,

.4 arAmuya AND M1N0111.411 MMUS IN
11111 MINIM NW.

Hoer Num 110u101,—These how% net at
Ilteeplelou Owner on Monday, the Illth init., cod
Mier drewleg *mall cover or two blank were trotted
up Mie hill to Yellow. Wood, belonging to Mir I//,
HAN, Hort, Hers the right ones eoon gave
tongue, end after a runnieg &hos up end down the
woad, the " vermint" wee potion( unt ot iniver,
going away in NAM style for tile Airsemovered
downs lying In his front, The soul Wel good, end
Inoue mil hounds milled slims after the gallant
foe over c good line of ontintry an Uunville Down,
lieliingiug to Mr, Perytiherson, the hounds run.
inns through the gorse Woo on the brush of the
foe, when their mums was *wild hy Mr. Vil"l'
ilureun's mounted keeper, who sought by 111 s
oiiuibineel effirle it his video, geelleolations, mil free
restyles of the whip,ts turn them huh fruits hotline.
thin the NI bed taken. Lord Portman wee with the
firet of the 11.1.1 up, end iiuin.dict.iy demanded of the
keeper " If he lied his master's orders to slop the
hounds The moo replied, " Yea, he lied," A.
there woe inueli hustle end ounfuelon from gentle.
oleo riding up, 01111 the keeper's tone of voles end
Incliner betokened tionsiderehle eiwitement, his
Lorilehip reputed the question, and received a mond
reply Miniter to the one previously given. The
whipper,in was then ordered to stop the hounds, but
' they were running too hard fur anyone to stop them,
and after a splendid roll of I hour and It minutes
they killed their fox hi one of Nm hidwerd Ilaker's
slivers, Here a singularly eveutful day hi the
annals of fushunling would hove bun brought
to a elms by a glorious finish but, unfurl*
nahly, the writthAd visage of the keeper eppured
once mars upon the ohne, and though mild se.
postulatione wore addressed to him by geollemen pm.
sent, suit the roused feelings of helm temperate did
not flnil vent In speech or action, the unooollul temper
of the man mused him to use expressions why went.
Mg in respect to thus who hid addressed him, These
hole were detolled to us by a sportsmen who
witnessed the whole thing, mil upon whose
veracity we sin entirely depend, We refrain for the
present from offering any comments on thus most
extraordinary proosedlinie, having melon to believe
that they will be, as they claim to be, fully investi.
gotta by thole whose knowledge of folliunting laws
and courtesies enable. them to deal with such a
matter, in he spurting repeat, with Justion cud
spirit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

pressing their cialms, end the other Galling upon the
Ihareholders for their co.operation in freeing the son.
urn from its present difficulties. In both owes the
answen hive been very few, l‘eurs. Croikey and Co.
hare furnished their accounts up to the Slit- of May,
which show a balance due to the ccmipany of 234,000.
In rippir to in iipplinatipn quo the Baud M. ons.
key decline to hind over this sum, partly trent having
entered into large annikittnenki cm behalf of the oom-
pany and partly from the General Screw flhipping Com-
pany hating 104 god so ettathment foe ON. They
are, however, willing to advanee £30.1 11, ciontinpni
rpon a change in the inenagewiest. Alter considerable
discussion retclution was carried to refer the matters
in dispute with Mean% Croaker to arbitration. The
committee of 00-operation were go ordered to continue
their functions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

BANKRUPTS.

(From the London Gazette of Tuesday.)
Edward John Cook, liall-street, City-roed, commiesion

spnt.
George Rose Biroher, Barton-npon•Trent, hui•keeper.
Thomas Dawson, Birmingham, printer.
Edward Brereton Baldwin, Walsall, Staffordshire,

-
John Madin and Richard Webster, Newark, brewers.
Nicholas Johns, Newport, Monmouthshire,
stationer.
Williani Arnoll Bailey, Bideford. Devolultimi
merchant.
Henry Earnshaw, liytholmroyd near Halifax, mills:,
William Parsonage, Liverpool, Xtemnpreket agent.
Joseph Roberts, Liverpool, ironmonger.
(From the London Gazette of Friday).
Thomu Jarman Taylor, Stoke Newington-road, grocer.
Thomas Barnard, Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, book.

seller.
George White, Birmittihmn, grocer.
Richard Smith Bell Neweastle-under-Lyne, baker.
Joseph Wright, CoWniiri, welch manutooterer.
Wiloam Roberts Coole, Groat Bridge, Stafforiehire,
wad Catterna, Comultry,
Jonathan Marshall, To,dosster, grooer.
Flitting Hall, Bolton, contraoter.
, Thomas Jebson, West Hartlepool, ship owner.
Abraham David lames, North Shields, wine merchant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

PRIV

LONDON MARKETS.

(ar ILBOTRICI TBLEOSAPIL)

MARK•LANE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL
-
The supply of wheat at market to-day was
good, and prim remainsd unaltered.
There was a larp supply of barley, with au
increasing demand.
NU were In moderate supply.
I'm& was very firm.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER S.

There 11 ore els thousand Aye hundred beasts
at market to-day, and twenty-seven thousand
sheep.

Trade wu about the same u laat week.
But, beet quality 5 0
Mutton, ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

BEAMINSTER.

AUGMENTATION Or BEAMINSTER BIMEJTCL—The
augmentation of this benefice was noticed laid week,
without mention of the amount. An it may mislead
some persons in a manner that might be prejudicial
to certain works that the Rev. A. Codd is endeavour-
ing to carry out here, he wishes it to be known that
the living of Beaminater has only been augmented by
the Ecclesiastical Commissioners £9, which is all
they can do for the pariah for some years to come.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

MILBOBNE ST. ANDREW.

MILBORNE REFORILITOIII, 80100 L. —The boys of
this institution were on Monday week regaled with a
nice tea and plum oaks, through the liberality of tile
indefatigable manager J. C. Mama. Eacl-i• a 'Aar
thorns. The tea was laid out on the lawn, sod
after ample justice had been done to the substantial
plum cake and "the cup that cheers but not isebri-
Mos," the boys adjourned to the down which sur-
rounds the pleasure grounds, where they amused
themselves with a good game of cricket. Mr. King,
of Blandford, with his musical family of five sons,
very kindly lent their aid in contributing to the
amusement of the afternoon by playing some very
pleasing airs, and, as the evening advanced, the
merry dance was participated in by some of the
friends of the worthy host, who were invited to meet
on the occasion. The boys having finished their
orioketing were again assembled, and partook of some
more plum cake, after which they retuned thanks
to the excellent manager and his amiable lady for
their kindness towards them, and which were given
with hearty good•will and prolonged cheering. They
then left the grounds much delighted with their
afternoon's entertainment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

Musa -1
, SILL
80111

BRIDGE, SOUTH PETHERTON,
ROMIIIBI7IIIIRI.

Large, Important, and Unreserved SALE of 234 Pure.
bred North Devon and other DAIRY COWS, Breed.
Ing Cattla, Fat and Working Oxen, and fat Helfer',
upward. of • thousand r and Cotswold
SHEEP, 13 Horses, ES Pip, A grioultursl Implementx,
Cider, Wheat, Beans, Wool, &ø., , being the Stock
of Bridge, Barrington, and Bradon Farms.
MR. W. G. PALMER has received instruc-
tions from the extioutors of the late JOHN Was
TOO PCTIBR, Esq., to SELL BY AUCTION, on W9D-
11211DAY and THURSDAY the 22nd and 23rd dap of
SEPTEMBER, Mutant, at BRIDGE FARM, the abovelnen•
Monad Property,
Cougraieu.o : 63 dairy Cows, 19 two•year-old Heifers,
14 yearling Heifers, 33 weanling Calves, 13 working
Oxen, 6 three year•old and 23 two•year•old Steers ; 1
four-year•old Boll; 2 two•year-old ditto, and 2 yearling
ditto ; 10 fat Oxen; 9 fat short•hom Heifers, and 39 fat
and peeing Hollers; 425 Bock Ewes of the usual ages,
350 Chilver and Weiner Lambs, 20 Rams and Ram
Lambs ,• 200 fat Ewes, and 6 extraordinary fat Sheep;
8 out Horses and Mares, with their Mimeo ; 2 three.
year•old Colt.; 2 two/ear•old ditto, and 1 Pony ; 66
Pigs, 11 Wagons, 10 Putts, Dom and seed Drill.; 11
Ploughs and Tackle, 8 sets of Drags and Harrows, 5
Rollers 2 horse Hoes, Scarifier'; 2 four•horse•power
Threshing Machines, corn plate; hone, Wheal and
Pinion, 9 Chaffeutters, 2 Haymaking Machines, Win.
flowing Machines and Blowers; 10 seta of bulloak's
Hanes', 2 cider Drays, about

200 HOGSHEADS OF CIDER
(some of which le very sweet and At for bottling), and
324 casks of different sizes, 4 Turnip Cutters, Bean
Crackers, 2 cattle Vans, about 37 dosen of Hurdles,
dosan sheep Craw; Beams, Scales, and Weight.;
Picks, Rakes, Ladder', • quantity of iron Gate Hurdles,
and the usual assortment of Agricultural Implemente.
Also the General Aseortment of Dairy Utensils for a
dairy of about 40 Cows, together with about 90 cwt. of
best Cheese; Carpenter's and Smith's Tools ; • quantity
of Oak, Ash, Min, and Fir Board and Plank, with four
Timber Carriages, Crane, Pulley, Blocks, and Chains.
AlllO about 20 packs of Wool, about 1500 sacks of Old
Wheat, 200 sacks of Old Beans, about 215 bushels of
Clover deed, • quantity of Turnip and Swede Seed, and
a large quantity of cleft Wood and Fagots.
The Auctioneer begs to inform his friends and the
public generally that such an opportunity of purohaaing
Devon Cattle rarely occurs, The stook la desoended from
the herd of the late Jogs &Arms, Req., and crossed by
Bulls from MIMI%
,aU ARTLT and DAVIT. 111 ill well
known that the late r. PIITIIIIII was for many year. a
suooeseful Exhibitor of Stock at the various Agricultural
Shows
The Cattle, part of the Agricultural Implements, and
part of the Older will be sold on tho Arst day, and the
Sheep, Horses, Pigs, and the remainder of the Agrioultu.
ral Implements, ito., on the second day.
Refreshments will be provided et Eleven, and the
eels eornmenoe at One o'olook to the minute, aa the
lots are very numerous.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

FAIRS DURING THE ENSUING WEEK.

DomarrnHtaL—Blandford, September 9; Lam-
bert's Castle, September 8; Wareham, September 8.
" _

Somsaerrentax.—Bishop'm Lydiard, September
9 • Broadway, September 14; Congresbury, Sep-
te'mber 14; Dundry, September 12; Draycot, Sep.
tember 10; Frome, September 14; Stogurtey, Sep-
tember 12; Weston Zoyland, September 10.
DICVONSHIRIL Bmadworthy, September 11;
Bucktaatleigh, September 9; Sidbury, September 11.
Wurantas.—Wilton, September 12.
BAlllllllllll.—Giles Hill, near Winton, September
12.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

frelanb.

GALWAY AND MURIOA. The following items
appear in the /Cresting Mad. The treasury oonosealon
is not more satisfaatory than the statement respecting
the trip of the Prince Albert, the steamer having made
the run across the Atlantic in a much shorter time than
was specified in the first acoounts of the voyage that
reaoliod title country 1—" We are able to announce that
authority has been given by Mr. Hamilton, the Recretary
of the Treasury, to the Board of Works to remit all
port charges on the steam-vessels employed by Mr.
Lever to ply between New York and Gelway. This is a
satisfactory proof that the Government will do all in
their power to advance Irish and, we will add, imperial
Interests In connexion with Mr. Lever's enteriirise I and
we are glad to learn that the passage made by the
Prince Albert 'has never been surprised by any steamer
now running on the ocean. Her passage from Halifax
to New York wee the fastest on record.' This is she
verdict of the New York Herald of the 10th of last
month, and the captain's log bears it out. The time
wu not, as was stated last week, 13 days, but 10 days 2
hours from Galway roads to New York harbour. Cape
Rau was made in 0 days 1 l hours ; thence she arrived
at Halifax entrance in 36 hours, and 51 hours more
steaming brought her to anchorage at New York."
CALIBRATION OP MI LATINO OP ?NI CAMILI.—The
banquet of the Lord Mayor to celebrate the greatest
triuinph of modern science, which nine off Wednesday
night, and which WM to here gathered round the civio
board men of all creeds and parties, has, for very simple
reasons, upset Lord Rglintoun's popularity with the
Roman Catholic party. Cardinal Wiseinan has done it
all. His untimely arrival in Dublin hes been the herald
of a politioo-religlous storm, of which, now that it has
been raised &Nor a long lull, no one can forme the end.
The banquet was nevertheless well attended by men of
all parties, the Cardinal being, of courts, the undisputed
lion of the evening. It ii, however, slated that, in ad.
dition to the Lord• Lieutenant, the Chancellor, the Lord
Justice of Appeel, and many other public functionaries,
as well as many gentlemen of high social position, who
had accepted the Lord Mayor's levitation, felt con.
strained to absent themselves in consequence of the ex-
posited presence of Cardinal Wiseman. After the pied.
minary loyal touts had been drunk, the Lord Mayor - •
himself a salmis but extremely moderate Roman Ca-
thollo—rose to propose the health of the Lord• Lien•
taunt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07

OtIT,AOSUI.

_____
PLAII,N IN Poe,—Pleel, T. Deokloghata, Holt ; mond, O.
Meader, Orange,
OANDIN INLOWNILI,—INIroI, T. Heeldnehem, Holt ; mond,
O. Holt extre, J. Brawn, Iltoutthistar,
UatDIP NININGAT.—)IIOhMI Plollllll', WWII/I'M',
Viseessuis.—Oebbapes: fleet, J. Gilpin. Wlnibonie ; second,
M. Monier, Wlmbonte.—Peas : H. Komer.—Prenoh Peens
first, U,Moador, Orange ; wound, W. Wareham, Wlllaborne.
Kidney Potatoes first W. Rose, Wlmborne ; secootl, R. Ho'.
!owes, Poole Road.—Hound Potatoes : ant, T. Hooklnchant,
Holt ; 'wood, J. Waters, Oakley.—Turnlpe Plume, IVltn•
honm—Oerrots ant, T. Heeklngtutas, Holt : mond,
Plonier, Wlmborns.t—Pennlps: trek M. Plower, WOnborne;
..suond, W. Rose, Wltaborus.—Onlons t Ant, O. Header,
Orange ; mood, J. Drown, Illormlnseer.—Underground
Onions : Ant, W. Rose, Wlinbonts ; wound, J. Koss, Nem,

miniter.
FRUlT.—Applas lint, Mary Hatton, Orpnford ; second, W.
Scott, Hon.—Plums area J. Ford, Chllbridge ; almond,
Charism Poore, Holt.—Chernee: J. Cull, Holt.—Raepberrlee:
T. Hooklmilutm, Holt.—Currante, H. (Miran, Pamphlll.
Clooeeberries ; 0. Meader, Oranp.-lExtra for Cucumber': T.
Herkinighani, Holt,
Prises Oren by the Der. Thome. MoCalmont to the children
of cottager.; for the best baskets ol Wild Flowers ; that, ohild
of E. Plomer, Whuborne ; wound, T. Beakinalmin, Jun.
Holt.

The careful arrangementa of the committee were
in every department carried out to perfection by
the lion. Sec., Mr. Pitt. Mr. Reed, confectioner,
of Wimborne, provided refreshments.

SHAPTIGIBURY.—We are sorry to have to an•
flounce that the Rev. J. T. Parker, rector of Cann
St. Rumbold, is about to leave, he having been pre.
eented to the living of Wytton, Hunts, by Lady
Olivia Barnard Sparrow. During the short time
Mr. Parker has been at Cann he has gained the am.
tionato esteem, not only of hie own parishioners, but
of all who have known him, and he will leave sin-
cerely regretted.
Siontsoftas.—The two new bells which have been
purchased by subsoription to complete the peal in
our old chinch tower, arrived on Monday afternoon
in procession, with banners flying, drums beating,
fifes playing, and other demonstrations of rejoicing.
They have been manufactured by Messrs, Mears, of
W hitechspel.
The annual meeting of the eubsoribers to the Sher.
borne coal charity WM held Wednesday, when it
appeared that in the past year the receipts had been
—By balm" £l3 Se, 6d; Receipts for cool,
£304 19e. 2d ; Subscriptions, £B9 174—Total £3BB
ea 7d. There hod been paid for coal £365 190,
and after paying the expanse. of clerk, printing,
there was left a balance of £l2 17s. 7d. 30 tons
had been sold to the poor at 10d. a owl. The oon•
tract of Mears &pilot will token at 22e. 8d a tau,
delivered in owte, at the houses of the recipient..
The prices in the coining winter will continue at 10d.
owt.
SINGULAR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERROIL—Th• Zak.
borygi Nveriing Counsel, of the 7th ult., tolls us that,
"On Monday loot, Mrs. R. Major, Bridport, invited
a party of Pkisile to a pio•ulo at Bype."