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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

PRODUCE m4Rszr.

Lrvrapoor., Friday. Sugar Market quiet, at
unchanged rates. Rioe : 690 bags Bengal sold at
13a. 9d. No change to report in lard. Palm oil very
firm, and holders stand out for firmer prime. Tallow
steady. Olive oil quiet, at full rates.

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

SICITIMILD. —Meadow hay £4 Oa, to £5 5i., dove,
£5 Oa. to a 65., and straw El. 6s. to £1 13s. per load.
A slow trade.
COMBEILLAND. —Meadow hay £40.. to £5 10s., clover
£50.. to £8 Si., and straw £1 Si. to £113.. per lead.
Trade dull.
WHITICHAP XL —Meadow hay £4os. to £55.., "lover
; sa. to kri 10s., and straw £16.. to £1 14.. per load.
Supply on the increase.

intIDLY .—The amount of business doing in Irish batter
is very moderate, yet prices continue high. Poi-riga quali-
ties are selling as follows ; —Friesland, 128 a.; Kiunpeer
and Zweite, 118 s. to 1245. ; Bosch, 98s. to 104 s. ; Groningen.
98a. to 104 s. ; Emden and Lee, 108 s. to 112 a ; Holstein
and Kiel, llik to 1245. ; Jersey, 104 a. to 120 u per cwt.
The few parcels of bacon on offer are take., at very
high rates. Hams and lard sell rlowly, but at very fall
prices. All other provisions are quite as dear as last
week.

IdnfOING Liwi, Friday.--Sugar quiet ;in prices
some oases ruled easier ; at auctions, Barbadoes, 32e 64
to 40e ; in refined little doing, stored goods rather
lower. Coffe : Fair demand and full rake; plantation
Ceylon, 7Th to 86s. Tea quiet, but fair buisness in
Assam sue Japan, at full quoations. Roe offerred
upon easier terms, dut meets little notice. Saltpetre
firm ; fine Calucutte, in auction 245. Jute : Demand
- end rates finer. Tallow active ; new P.Y.C., 48e
3d spot.

HOPS.
BOROUGH, Friday.—Our market is well vapplied with
hops. Good and tine quantities move oft. steadily, at
fully late rates : otherwise the trade is (Fast.
Yid. and Rant Rents 1054. to 170 s.
Weald of Kent ........ 965. „ lids.
Sussex SOL „
Yearlings ... 96e.. lise.

WOOL.

FILTDAY. —The English wool trade is firm, end last
week's currency is well supported. In cololdsl woOl,
by private astriot, very Ist* ii &We
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

SNOOK'S.APERIENT FAMILY PULS.
• MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE FOR BILIOUS AND LITER
COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, 01MDINE88, LOSS 01 APPE-
TITE, HEADACHE, HEARTBURN, PLITULENCE, WARMS,
coenvErzes, ar.a.

THEIR composition is truly excellent; they
do not contain any antimonial or mercurial pr ,-
Paration whatever, and do not require the least confine-
ment or alteration of diet (moderate exercise promotes
their good effects); they seldom operate until ten or
twelve hours after taken, and then very gently; they
destroy worma purify the humours. restore the tone of
the stomach, and remove most complaints occasioned by
irregularity of the bowels, becoming a restorative and
preservative of health to both sexes, and to those of a
costive habit, a truly valuable treasure.
IThe pills Ira bow prepared ;Meets. B&RCLAT and
gone (who bait Putchaled the ipt (turn Mr. 8Noox),
whose names are etigr .red e gdretnment stamp
affixed to each box; without whielt the' cannot be
genuine—Sold in boxes, at Is. 111. and 24. M. eta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

our supplies of animal food materially deptitid
from wreck and ruin.—lf every consumer would
insure but one head of cattle, the insuranoe
principle would soon work out the rest, and
cover the loss with which the country is
threatened, and which enhances most fearfully
the price of meat. The extension of the rules
of Mutual Cattle Insurance Companies, so as to
admit of this, would by removal of the risk of
ultimate and sweeping loss to the gritziers, soon
tell upon the markets j and the honorary con
tributors would inevitably re-pay thettaelves in
relieving the pressure upon the market, and the
unnatural state of prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

BRIDG WATER.

A RIFLEMAN SHOT. —A very melancholy accident
which has cast quite a gloom over the volunteef
force of Bridgwater, took place on Saturday. A
number of the volunteer corps had proceeded to the
butts for the purpose .of private practice, a young
man named Looker, a private in the corps, acting
as marker. Three shots had been fired at the 600
yards' range when Mr. Locker suddenly ran out of
his hut to the target, with his signal Bag trailing On
the ground, and without waiting for the responding
flag to be displayed by the firing party. At the
moment Sergeant . Mansfield had his rifle at him
shoulder, and without seeing that the marker was
exposed to his fire, discharged it. The bullet
entered the back part of Mr. Locker's neck and
came out at his cheat, the effect of the shot being to
cause instantaneous death. Mr. Locker was a clerk
in the office of Mr. Brim, wee a member of the
church choir, and was very greatly respected in
Bridgwater. There appears to be no blame what-
ever to be attached to Sergeant hdansfiekl,, who is is
very woeful and valued officer of the corps,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

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'IL kNDFORD.

BOROUGH Por,gc, Tuesday.—Before the Mayor an
ITenry Ihuden, Esq. —James Wells, a sasy r, wa
hrought up in onstody of P.C. Kale, charged with com
muting an asssult upon Henry Wareick, on tb
previous day.—Prosecutor stated that about 2 o'clool
on Monday, the prisoner 'ante to his holt-44 drunk, an
o.ked his daughter to treat him with some beer; this
she refused to do, when he asked him the.aine question.
He ordered him to le.re his house, and went to shn
the door, when he struck him with his fist and knocked
him down and f-11 upon him. Compl.inant called fo
assistsnce, and. Phillip Gould and limo Newton came
and pulled him off and put him out of the house. He
hen became very violent and broke the doer, and be
.ras afr .id of him that he went upstairs and looked
I..mself in until the policemen came and took him away.
The damage done to the door wan 2... 91 —This sta-ement
was corroborated by Fhillip Gould and Isgso Newton.—
The prisoner, in hie defence, adniitted being a little 'Fe
worse for beer bat had no recollection of assaulting Mr.
Warwick.—The Mayor said it was ungraceful to asatult
an old man like the oomplainant.—Fined £2, including
damage and ()oats, or one moth's imprisonment with
herd labour.—Allowed a fortnight to pay in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

DEWLIS H.

GOVERNILIIFF OF CLNAM.—Gerteral Sir John
Mithel will be administrator of the Government in
the abeam* of Lord Moook, who will be away ku
winter. —Toronto Globe.

POOLE.

THE Albion steamer brought a large number of
cattle from Cherbourg, on Wednesday afternoon.
Last week, owing to several pigs being brought over
from Cherbourg, the price ef pork here fell one
penny per pound.
THZ LATE REV. P. W. JOLLiTTE.--IE is proposed
to erect a monument in the parish church of St.
James', to the memory of the late Rev. Peter W.
Jolliffe, who was for many years the perpetual curate
of the church. The late Min Mary A. Adye, of
Se'down House, gave £lO towards the object, and a
committee is now about to be formed for the purpose
of collecting subscriptions and taking other steps to
carry out the objev.a in view.

Tga WIMLINGTON WI:FM/RAN CHAP/L. - It
having been resolved to
_pull down the little chapel
at Wellington, near Poole, and to erect in its stead
a new and larger building, no fewer than six
"foundation stones" for the new edifice were laid
with much ceremony on Tuesday, October 3. The
proceedings were opened with the usual roligas
service, in which the superintendent of the Poole
circuit, the Rev. J. T. Marquard, and the Rev. 8.
Vincent, of Wareham, took part. A brief appropriate
address was then delivered by the Rev. J. Cooke,
after which the stones were laid by Mr. Howell, Mr.
Angel Hodges, Mr. French, Mr. Selby, Mr. Mate,
and Mr. Gentry. The offerings of the oonitregation
assembled amounted to Et°. In the evening there
WA a tea meeting, when addresses were delivered by
various gentlemen.

LYTCFIETT MINSTER.
UNITED INDEPENDENT AND BAPTIST CHURCH —The
ordination of the Rev. W. W. Sharron, as or of the
above church, took plea* on PA(' October
6th. The Rev. J. IL Osborne,

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gregation at Lytchett Minster, on the day ;of his ordi•
nation, as a small token of their united love, and high
•ppree ation of his devoted services. The friends of
aterminster also presented the Rev. Dr. A. Fuller's
Works, hearing the following —"Pi wanted to the Rey.
W. W. gherren by the friends wor,hipping In the Inde-
pendent elope', Sturrnimter Marshall, es an expres-
sion of their Christian affection for his self denying
labours amongst them, October 6th, 1865.." The Bev.
W. W. Sherren said: I am sure that you will not after
the services of the evening expect me to say but a word
or two, to express my gratitude ; words at the best are
but poor expressions of gratitude. I can only add
Hist I hope in the future to show that I am really
grateful, by the use I make of the very kind presents
you have now made me; they are good books, by means
of which good work should be done ; by the diligent
stmly of thein I trust I shall become better fitted to in.
struot you in the truths of the Holy Scriptures. The
Hey. G. Hinds. of Swansea, concluded 'the inter.
eating services of the evening by prayer.

CORFR bi ULLIN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

rks,
aseespass, Vele: of
Rows " Pletures, Glued Bookcsae,
Artieled.

and a apantity of other Artm....—
Sleek 0111116011Agu quantity of Turnip, Rape,
r, Omar, and otra"Seeds ; 10 eat. of Mangold
_ ore, Seed and other Potatoes, Rice, Soda, Soap,
Corner's and Greenacre's Oils for Cattle, Vinegar,
Treacle, Quantity of Drugs and Cattle Medicine, Soap
Powders, I Dos. British Wines, Tea Canisters end Tea,
Coffee, Sugar, Starch, Salad Oil, Sauces, Mustard,
Cheese, Brushes, Patten., Bath-Briek, Paraffin Lamps,
Large and Small Beams and Scales, Iron and other
Weights, 2 Lead Salters, Nails, Clamps, Screws, Pocket
Knives, Brooms, Pair Steps, Picks, Shovels, Spades,
Hay and other Rakes, Hooks, Lanterns, Iron Boilers,
Iron Saucepans, Tin Ditto, Mole and Rat Traps,
Warmers, and a quantity of other Tin Articles, Brushes,
Shop and other Buckets, an assortment of Stationery,
Quantity of Paper, &c,

Also • Black Pony, Set of Flamm, Spring Cart, Gig,
Saddle and Bridle, Half-Bushel and Peek Measures,
Corn Bins, Stove and Pipeing. Garden Roller, Water
Butts, School Desks and Forms.

The Furniture will be Sold the First Day.
Sale to commence each day at One o'Clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

EVERSHOT.

THE LATE Firm —A subscription list has been
opened amongst the principal families here for the
purpose of assisting the sufferers by the late fire.

WOODSFORD.

POACHING. —William Carter, the younger, was on
Saturday charged before H. Williams, Esq., and
Major Antall, with poaching on some land in the
occupation of Charles Atkinson, on the 27th Sept.,
and taking a rabbit, with a net. The case was
proved by John Fox, in Mr. Atkinson's employ,
who saw the defendant come over the fence of the
Rev. Mr. Cree into the drove-way, separating Mr.
Cree's and his master's property, and place a net
round the furze e while he stamped the bushes. He
drove one rabbit into the net and killed it, and
witness then made his appearance and took the
rabbit and net to his master. Some discussion took
place between Mr. Weston, who appeared for the
defendant, and the magistrates, as to whether the
act really occurred on the manor of Mr. Start, or
whether it occurred on that belonging to Lord
Ilcheater. The Bench said that there had been an
act of poaching committed, and the question clearly
was, whether they should adjudicate upon it at once,
or adjourn the case for a fortnight to allow the prose-
cutor to prove that the offence was committed on
his land. Mr. Weston thought that to save further
expence the Bench had better adjudicate on the
question at once, at the same time putting in an
excellent character of defendont from his master.
As it was defendant's first appearance in that court,
the Bench fined him 10a. and 9s. costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

POSTLAN D,

LAST week, the Itight Eton. T. Winer Moon arrived
here in his yaoht schooner Rowlnte, 76 tone.

TEI Rosalind schooner, 100 tons, T. H. and W. W.
Foord, has arrived at Chatham from Portland.

THE Vartiss.--Several more him& were discharged
from the Verne works on Saturday last, and it is said
filet the greater portion of the free hand' will soon be
discharged. it
.being the intention of Government to
finish the fortifications chiefly by convict labour.

RAILWAY—It has been announced that the difficultn 4
preventing the opening of the Weymouth and Portland
Railway have at last been got rid or; that, unless fresh
difficulties should arise, at present unforeseen, the line
will be opened for traflic on the lst of November next.
Preparations for that purpose, we perceive, are evidently
being made. It is said that after the opening of the
railwaki Steam oommuoication will be opened between
Havre arid Portland, &nay for the importation of cattle
from France.

Tim Convicr PRISM, There will in all
probability be some important changes in one
branch of the Civil Service. The governor of
Woking prison is to be superannuated, and will
be succeeded by the governor of Millbank.
Efe in turn will be succeeded at Millbank by Mr.
Marrish, who a few months ago went from Dartmoor
to Portland. The present
.governor of Dartmoor,
Captain Clifton, whose brief tenure of office has led
to some unfortunate differences between himself and
another Government official, will succeed Mr.
Morrish at Portland, and Captain Stopfard, the de-
puty•governor of Chatham, will ge to Dartmoor.

_ _
Tam CHAIMEL PLarr.—The Channel Sqttadion,
under the command of Rear• Admiral Sir Sydney
Colpoys Decree, K.C.B.' has been ordered from Bere-
haven to Ctimenetown. The presence of so powerful a
foroe on the coast of Ireland must not be regarded in
the light of a threat to awe the ridiculous body of
people who have dubbed themselves with the name of
Iranians into peaceable ways, but should be looked upon
rather as a compliment to the Irish nation, it evidently
being the desire of Government that our fellow•subjeete
on the other side of St. George's Channel should partici-
pate with the inhabitants of Portsmouth, Plymouth,
Weymouth, and Other English ports, in the benefits
whioh must necessarily arise from the presence in their
Waters of a large naval force.—Army and Navy Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

SALISBURY.

STORM', ALLEGED FOROXRY. —Mr. T. J. Blake,/
surgeon, writes to aeontemporary wider date Oct. 6,
as follows :—"ln consequence of their being a
rumour current in the town that the forgery com-
mitted by Storer on August 15th, two days before
he left me, could not be substantiated I seed you a
few line, on the subject. A few days after the
apprehension of the prisoner, I was informed that he
had five blank cheques on the Wilts and Dorset
Bank, together with • °swelled cheque of mini, in
his possession. I was advised be see if my name had
been forged. I accordingly went to the Bank, and
at once detected the forgery. lam not only pre.
pared to swear that it is not my handwriting, bob
further, that it is in the handwriting of the prisoner.
The cheque we. cashed by the ambito. to the
prisoner himse.f, to the amount of £25. I called at
the bank this morning. The manager being absent,
I had on interview with Mr. Harding. The subject
will be brought before the directors at their Board
on Wednesday, who will, I have no doubt, take the
necessary steps in this grave charge, as it is a duty
which they, as directors, not only owe to the large
body of shareholders, but to their country at large.
I consider it due to the Bank to state that they
have credited me with the forged cheque £2O, which
is a convincing proof, and must clearly prove to the
world at large, that the cheque is a forged one with-
out a doubt. I understand that the prisoner states,
that after cashing the cheque, he brought me the
money. This I emphatically deny, and denounce it
as utterly false."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

Omit -mauls .
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CALENDAR.

Oar. JO—Tuesday.—Oxford term begins.
11—Wednea1ay.—01d Miehaelmas day.
12—Thursday.—Twi1ight ends Gh. 59m.
13—Friday.—Tranalation of King Edward the
Confessor.
14—Saturday.
15—Sunday.—Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Lesons: Morning, Ezekiel xi. and St. Luke
i. 1 to 39 ; Evening, Ezekiel, xxiv. and
Galatians i.
16 —Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

been favoured
linisetors
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with
OD SELL by
THURSDAY,
'qUBSsoLp

AUCTION, on WEDNESE
lotstikeß and =NE ,1 the Va._ —a VIOL,
PrItBITIDIRE, PIANOFORTE, by Broad
-
wood and Sons, CHINA.. GLASS, and WARE,
*km Chins, Curious Antique litarynetrie Cabinet,
AS Art-Union Engravings. Prints, and Oil Paintings,
3,1 VAL or looks, 20 Doz. of Wines and Spirits, 26
Das:ri CAtedoe Greenhouse Plants, Spring Car, Harrier,
Atel„ late the property JOHN 811111 MIN LOCKHAII,
degoaaed.
" Sale each day at two o'clock precisely.
May be viewed the day before the Sale.
Partlealars given in Catalogues, to be obtained one
Week before the Sale, of the Auctioneer, Dorchester,
Ciown Hotel, Weymouth, and at tine' place of Sale.

•
WYNFORD 12417k1.11,
Ole Mile ham the Haider Newton lIMMes of the Wilt.,
Somerset, sail Weymouth Railway.
=PORTANT SALE OF mee DOWN EWES, 20
HEREFORD 11111FIE'CIMEIT HORSES AND
0U 10 HOGSHEADS OF GIDER, FEED OF
AM,M. OF GEARS LANDI,•sed NUMEROUS
AGRICULTURAL EFFEM.
AXIL T. ENSOR (Wei Beam and &rant)
/NI has been favoured with instructions from Mr
,Martoli, wbe is (WWI., Wynlthte Tarsi, to SELL
by- aUcTIO ,N on TIIEFSDAY, JUNE 20, 1866,
bia TALUALBLE FLOCK ei 1406 two, four,
4110.11 sur-teeth DOWN EWES, 19 HEREFORD
YEARLDICSI, • HEIFER and CALF, 2 CART
ROOM, 2 'BROOD MARES, 9 CART COLTS
1 lee 2 four years, 3 three
-liap), 300 Own Seeks, 100
• of Hurdles, Lon/ and
aol Aw....• Pelee, of large has, so
parpeses, 80 ilegalmeds of Trios
Feed of about $OO Agree of Gram Land
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et July
-4 Flock-

the sth k
e call the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

" That prowido4N
• the Cowls
; to the VS.
interests shell pcdo
&seeding and jointhi
that due and proper
, rules of the proposed
relief to the widows and
they had remained

These propositions were not put to the meeting,
although it was intended they should have been moved
and carried, but the time was on the wing, and they
were not put from the chair, a desultory discussion en-
suing.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.

THE attention of public bodiea, gentlemen
and others, ia respectfully requested to the im-
provement& made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches and other large Buildings, by the
late E. J. and F. Dent, Clock and Chronometer Makers
to the Queen, and the late Prince Consort, and makers
of the GREAT CLOCK for the HOMES OF PARLIA-
MENT, &a. Turret Clocks with Compensation
Pendulum adjusted for variations of temperature, to
work the Pendulum,
of dials of any size from 1 feat to 30
feet diameter.
DILNIA 61 trand, adjoin
_ing CouWpMot. and 34,
aatl all 14074 PAW, 140agn* !us ,`
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

SHIPTON GORGE.

_--. -----
THE INCIIIII3ENT PREVENTED FROM ENTERING THE
Cassius'. OF um OWN PARISH!. CHDROH.—On Sunday,
May 21, a swarm of bees made the chancel of the parish
churoh their resting place, and musical as their
humming might bare, been the incumbent felt averse to
mingling with his unexpected congregation, and oonse-
quently could not go to the altar for the communion
bOlVille, nor would any of the parishioners occupy the
chancel seats, so that the bees kept quiet poseession of
their chosen abode.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

Imperial parlfaMeni: "T

.•
HOUSE OF LORDS.
TOBSDAT.—Lori Chelmsford moved for the corres-
pondence connected with the imprisonment of Captain
Cameron and other British subjects in Abysdnia.—
Esrl Russell hoped the4mot;on would not be pressed.
During the division ad' amusing scene oocurred, and
when the numbers were announced a majority of one
appeared for the motion.
FRLDAIf .--Tbe Imperial G/9 Company's Bill was
thrown out upon a division b 146 to 43.—EarlGranvills
, moved the second rea ling of the Clerical Subscriptions
Sill, whist' he stated was based upon the recommends.
tions of • very numerous and select committee of their
lordships' house. The Archbishop of Canterbury .
having expessed his approval of the Bill, the motion for
the second reading was agreed to.—After the transac•
tion of some other business their lordships adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

BRID PORT.

MARRIAGIL—The wedding of Mess Agnes Legg,
.eoond daughter of Thomas Legg, Esq., of Alliogton. to
Mr. William Legg Byrnes, third son of T. Sprier, Esq.,
ot Portesham, formerly of Littlebreedy, was celebrated
at Allington church on Wednesday, the 24th May. The
bridegroom and his friends arrived at the church about
half-prlet eleven. Soon after same the bridesmaids, and
lastly appeared the bride leaning on her hither's arm.
She was attired in a white erystalineeilkdreas with lace 1
teak., and wore • veil of riots Limerick home. The I
bridal party oonsithed, beside the principals, of as 1
bridesinaids, the Kisses Mary, Elias, Jane, and Alias
Legg, sisters of the bride; and two little girls, Mho
Agnes Byrnes, the niece, and Miss Bessie Symes, the
cousin of the bridegroom. Mr. Joseph Legg, brother of
the bride, was "beet man." Besides these there were
of the party Mr. and Mrs. George Spots, Mrs. T.
Smart, Mr. and Mrs. James Symes, Mr. Job Legg, of
Barton Bradstock, and his son, Mr. T. F. Legg; Mr.
Bradford, of Look Mrs. Hodder. of North Allington ;
and Mr. George Edwards, of West Allington. The
dresses of the bridearnaide were composed of white
grenadine, with pink trimmings, and their bonnets
were of white tells, trimmed with wen fern, white
heath, and white chip, with blush-tinted roses inside.
' The marriage service wag read by the venerable Incum-
bent, the Rev. Henry Fox, assisted by the Rev. T.
Symes, brother of the bridegroom, who heartily em-
braced the bride at the end. At the conclusion,
as the party left the church, the bells of St. Mary's gave
forth a merry peal„ a feu de joie was fired form the
warehouse of Mr4Hoare. Mr., Mrs., and Mies Fooks, of
Mowerbury, joined the party at breakfast, which was
provided by Mr. Howe, confectioner, of East-street, and
was of an elegant and recherche description. The happy
couple left for the honeymoon before breakfast. In
the evening, the band of the Artillery Corp., of which
Mx. John Legg is lieutenant, played a selection of
music on the lawn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

Stations,
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DENTAL SI7RI3ERY-ARTIETCIAL
TEETH.

MR, EPHRAIM MOSEL E) SURGEON
DENTIST,
9, GanewENOß-klettnt, 0R013,76140H-SQUAIII ; and
14, Gse-senarr, BATH.
Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDIARUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
Tarr% Gums, and Palates.
A new, original, and invaluable Invention, consisting
In the adaptation with the moat absolute perfection and
out:teem, prepared gam•coloured indiarubber as i tam
for artifieial teeth. Entire or partial seta they be made
with th, neatest facility in a very short time. Only one
visit is requited to 6t there, it being done with the
greatest seenmr,' and comfort by means of a soft base
placed, White in • state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many yells, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the india-
rubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at • very
trifling expense. he acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubber, and (as
It is a Bob-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
With thorough oomfurt, be retained in the month, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peonliar nature at
be preparation,
or Just Published, price Is,, ISpbtalbs Moody on
the " Teeth and the beat meansof Supplying their
deficiencies.' The Anthor, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

BLANDFORD.

COUNTY Por.ron, May 27.—Before G. P. fifansel,Esq.,
and the Rev. J- Watts.—James Foster was brought up
in custody of P. C. Hann, charged with trespassing in
search of pine, on the lands of J. J. Farquharson Esq.,
on Sunday the 7th of May. Prisoner pleaded hard for
mitigation of fine, but the magistrates fined him £4, in.
eluding costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

ilte Great Western Station--

Maiden Newton. Dorahestes
per cwt. per cwt.
Beet Radetook Coal ll4. 11d.
Small ditto 74. 74.
Best Bulb °
Newport Smith's
Catm
Best Tenby Stone Coal Is: 54.
Coals delivered in the 'Country at moderate charges,
and in the ToWn free.
Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Kr. F. LOOK, Post 0111 as or by
Mr. It. RILL, at the G. W. Station, will be punitually
atkeneled to:

DUKE tk. SON, SLED and Mamma Max-
casaTe, BIIOADMAYNE and DOB,CHESTER,
in returning their sincere thanks to their Friends
and Agriculturists in general for the very liberal
support they received daring the last season
in the Manure Trade, beg to say they have
now ready fur delivery any quantity of those
well-tested and highly-approved Manures, menu-
featured by the "Tenant Farmers' Mantua Company,"
at the following prices, delivered to the different
Stations on the South-Western and Great Western
Lines.

£ Ld.
WAREHAM ••• o.e) Blood manure 7 0 0
WOOL . Dissolved Bones ... 70 0
MORETON... ~. Soperphosphateof Lime 6 0 0
} Bleed Manure ... 70 0
M.ILIDEN NEWTON ..
and FRAMPTON Disaolved Bones ... 70 0
Superphosphateof Lime 6 0 0
P.& They also beg to add that they are prepared to
make arrangementa with any of their customers to deliver
their manures if required, from the Moreton and
Dorchester Sta:tions, any distanee not exceeding 10 miles,
through the months of April and May.

Important to every mail who hoops

IT WILL COAX THE APPETITE Z CAUSE THEM
TO THRIVE AMAZINGLY.
• PRICES
ONE PESKY sea PACKET, and none gentiinevritbout the
Inventor's sigruiture,”Josare THORLEY, 'engraved thereon.
Cases, 448 penny packets . . . Ms.
„ 224 penny packet. . . Es.
Quarter „ 112 pehny packets. . Ss. 6d.
Sold by Grocers, Druggists, and Corn Deniers, but in man
ani=lty arises obtaining the Genmus Article, send
ce Order Ibr 845., made payable to Marra
Tannins', Thornhill Bridge, King's •ona, London, and a
Cam containing 448 penny packets be sent, cerring•
paid, to any Railway Station in the United Kingdom.

. .
• . -
,•. • RE .A
,
oittFa
'AL
=catm

THORLEY'S COMPOUND OF SUOAR AND SPICE
rt wiu bring 'era round after everything else
has failed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

WIMBORNE.

THE MlNeTen ORGAN.—We are glad to hear that the
repairing of the Minster organ is to be begun forthwith,
the whole amount required (£600) being either already
subscribed or guaranteed. One gentleman has muni-
ficently given MO for the object.
WEDNESDAY being the anniversary of Her Majesty's
birthday, the bells of the Minster gave forth joyous
peals in her honour, and the band of the 6th Dorset
Rifle Volunteers played a capital selection of music in
the square in the evening.
ASSAULTING A Wins—Last Friday, before the Rev.
C. J. Glyn and Mr. J. T. Baskett, George
Shave, of
Sherborne, was charged with assaulting and beating his
wife in a disgraceful manner; also with injuring the
uniform of police-conetable Powell. The Bench sen-
tenced him to two months' hard labour, and ordered
him to pay the costa of the damage done to the clothes.
CRICKET CLUB--The second game this season was
played on Thursday between the Ringwood and Wins-
borne clubs, resulting in the favour of the former, with
eight wickete to go down, the scores being—Wimborne,
lit innings, 44 ; 2nd innings, 66, total, 110. R ingwood, ,
Ist innings, 52; 2nd innings, 50, total, 111. The band I
of the 6th Dorset Rifle Volunteers greatly enhanoed the '
pleasure of the day by playing in the cricket-field selec-
tions from "Leonora,', " Hnguenots," " Louisa Miller," I
" Les Diamans de la Conronne," and " Tancredi." '
Mtiller's "May-day" was also (by desire) very beautifully
given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

_
command.
the hooka

Uniform
epdeared
lefi 0

iiii-n;l7

. -
regunant,
those wbo

respect,
Mrs. Sir
and ebj
briefly I
which b

pleasure

doing

- have

and by li•
, aad . _
, them, . - , .A he liad tho
aia name lie* aentinie to 'is revered by,
had bad the honour be /er-e under h"
e begged the botsitiantbi acceptance,*
nientipaed se A "alba token of their'
F 'repressed a hope that Captain BMitli,
, and family,. would lire for many years,
am Inipphimik'• the gallant captnia
4 heartily aoknowlodginkthe kindlitO
Jel 'prompted the gift, and the unexpected
white the presentation alroi4Oditnit.
_ _ .

Renew or ran klurne.—Tbe Theist -
wheat inhlieinney in Abell and mendal• • t _
, been the eubjese of gesenettienunik, viers •
an Thornier,' se PeuentborTeby Oelend"
Angenlitt. it. Oreneral of ' • •
li. 0
p
t"'kl
,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

BEST PER:UVIA.N GUANO.

MESSRS. SCOTT & RELIT'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND °TREE MANURES.

OIL CAKE STORES.

HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Soura-rrassr,
DWICHESTIR. _ _

Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drilla—Steam
Engines and Machines by Clayton, Shuttleworth, al
Ce., Brown ond May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler'., Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ploughs and
Cultivators.—Wood's and otber Mowing and Reaping
Machinec—Horse Rake, and Haymakers. ,
THORLEY'S F 001) FOR cernx ;
Corn and Flour Sacs; India Rubber Rick and Vi:s
Cover.; Cart. Cress.; Machine Oil.; Glatt& P
Irdia Rubber, and . Leather Rand.; India Rubber
Gatti Perch Tubing,. Ate.
AGRICULTUR AL . IMPLEMENTS
Of every description, with the Latest Improvements.
Garrett's, and rriea* and Co'n .Economie Turnip
and Manure Drills.

SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
0( the beet quality.

T.: Y. TULLOCH,
WHOLESALE AND EETAIL TEA.
DEALER, GROCER, AND
WINE MERCHANT,
HIGH EAST:STREET DORCHESTKR,
1tC144 most tompooKatly to dal th
Air of the Public to the very emporlor =re-
ruality of his Teas, and earnestly requests that large
buyers and families heretofore sending to London for
Teas, may have a sample quantity from his establish-
ment, and so judge for themselves.
Black Teas, 2a., 2s. 4d., 2s. Bd., 36., 3s. 43., 3s. 9d.,
and 4a. per lb.; Green Teas, from 2.a. 6d. to 6s. per lb.;
Fresh Roasted Coffens,ls., 1e.4d.,15. Bd.,and 2s. per lb.;
Sugara(moist).4d., 44d., and bd. per lb. ; Lump Sugars,
50. and 61. per lb.; Iteiller's new Marmalade,
per lb. ; Castell's new ditto; 7id..; Sardines, 7d., •nd
is. per tin; Composites, 75., Ba., 94., and 10s. per dos.
lb. Every description of Grooeries at the lowest
possible remunerative prices. Carriage paid on all
orders exceeding 40s.
Samples of Tea sent by poet on receipt of •
postage stamp.

COAL STORES.
AT THE DOgCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON .RAILWAY STATIONS.
LOOK • begs to inform his Friends and
. the Public that be is SELLING COALS at this
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH.
viz.:— _

At the Soteth,Western Station—

Best Walls End Coals
Small Ditto, for Smiths

sd. per ewe.
... Is. 24. "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

Wttcy

DENT,
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER
To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses
of Parliament,
EN VITES attention to the superior Workman-
' ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stock
of Wats and Drawing-room Clocks.
ladies' Gold Foreign Watehes... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto . . 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Geld 'English
Lever ditto .' ... 16 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto ... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto ... ... 25 „
Marine Chronometers 36 „
Gold and Silver rocket Chronometers, Astronomieal,
Turret, and Bracket Cloaks of every description. An
elegant assortment of Lonclonmeds Fine Go/d Albert
and Guard Chains, .4.0.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Contte's Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Wargais Itaddr7. &wlret Strind, Uhrlon.

.11rai.
LA r

HELLTJLIL.,
saglia

LAMBING SEASON.

WHITTEN'S VEGETABLE EMBROCA-
TION (established 50 years) is well known
as the beet remedy ever produced for the prevention and
cure of gangrene in Lambing Ewes.
Thousands have been, and may be saved by its use.
Any purchaser will have his money returned by the
Agent if it be known to fail, after using it according to '
the directions.
A certain cure for Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
desperate Flesh Wounds, Broken Knees, Sors Shoulders,
Greasy Heels, Inflammation in Cows' Udders, Mange
in Dogs, etc.
Equal,' valuable for the Human Subjes4.--,Siii
testimonials.
Sold in bottles 2s. fld. (for Cattle), la. led. (kr '
Haman Babied).
Agent for Dorchester: A. J. Evans, High East-street.
Proprietors—Pitt end Atherton, Lowrey,
.
tinglam.

DIOCESAN CHORAL ASSOCIATION.
THERE will (D. V.) be a FIZTIVAL of
A. Parish Choirs in ST. MARY'S CHURCH,
BR.IDPORT, on TUESDAY, the 30th of MAY. 1814,
at 11.30 a.m. A SERMON will be preached by the
Res. C. WOODOOCK, Vicar of Chardatock.
Admission will be by 11.cketairhich may be bad by
immediate application to Rev. W. V. WARD, COUSCOR
Valance.

BD PIritUVLAN GUANO.

*}GOLD If AIsrUILE.
LAWRKt FAIT= SDPZI4IIOI3PHATE.
KDAMKN be to infotto his numerous
Aceltersl Friends that be it now prepared Ms
receive Orders, for owl" delivery at all Ports sad fralt•
v. Stations, ot GENUINE PERUVIAN GUANO,
.WES' MANGOLD MANURE 4widelt as Om
seek untied settellasties".ter asitelervil years pull, eel
LAWEE' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE, for whisk
he is the Sole Agent in the oouoty of Dorset.
Dorchester, April, 1866.

PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION,
38, HIGH WEST STREET, DORCHESTER.

Her Majesty's ^ Royal Letters
Patent for
Photographs in J. /# Printers' Ink.
Prize hiedalliat of the Photographic Societies of Prams
and Bootland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

DESTRUCTION OF WASPS.

To the &lam.
Mr. Weld Taylor's remarks on the management of
bees deserve the beat attention, but I think he is not
quite up to the mark as to the beet mode of extirpating
these enemies the wasps. I lived at Chettle, in Dorset-
shire, with a jolly old undo of MID% about seven years,
during which time, if my memory serves me right, I
destroyed as many as twenty nests of those maursuders
by the following mean,: -I fitted tubee, may six inches
in length, with gunpowder mixed into a hard paste,
adding thereto a small portion of sulphur, and then after
dark inserted them lighted into the holes of the eeemy,
taking care to cover them with clods ee as to prevent
the escape of the suffocating fumes. After they were
burnt I dug out the different colonies and carried them
home as trophies, to the so small delightof mydeussasd
uncle, Mr. Elias Lane, the then manager of the Chettle
estate. I sin, Sir, your obelient servant,
GEORGE KENDALL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

PRUSSIA.

The report last we:eit--of the Emperor Napoleon's
aasassination seems to have had a much greater effect
in Berlin than in London, where few if any persons
really believed it even for a moment. The Exchange
was thrown into intense excitement, and a general fall
of prices occurred. In the House of Deputies business
almost came to a stand-still. The speakers were
neglected, and the members, gathering in small group.i,
eagerly conversed with each other on the event of the
day. Many people expected the military would be
called out to patrol the streets of the capital. The
present Government is well aware that a revolution in
Faris would be instantly followed by an insurrection in
Berlin. The Berlin Cabinet was, indeed, for some time
in a state of great anxiety. Herr von Bismarck, as
soon as the news arrived drove to the hotel of the
French Ambassador, who, however, was out for a
drive at the moment, and could only be discovered after
some time. Finally the telegraph was put into opera-
tion, and from the chief authorities in Paris satisfactory
information was obtained to the effeat that the state-
ment that hail massed such a palpitation of hearta in
high quarters in Berlin was only the idle invention of
some unscrupulous speculator on 'Change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

CIA LYNDA&

/Ca 3L —Wednesday, —Enthronization of Walter Kerr,
• Lord Bishop of Sarum, 18M.
JU L - Thureday.—Nicomede.
2.—Friday.—Beisber Term ends.
3.--Saturday.—Oxford Trinity Term begins.
. 4. —Whit Sunday.—Morsing Prayer—let Lesson
Deuteronomy, xvi., 2d. lesson, Ade,

xv. M.—livening prayer, let lesson,
xl, 2d. lesson, Aota, xix.,to v. 21.
llonday.—Boniface.

„,. LONDON MARKETS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIk.

The greatest and most useful Invention of the day,
AGUA AMAKELLA.—Meems. JOHNI3OI3NELL and CO.,
Three King-court, Lombard-street, London, Perlman ti
Her Majesty, respectfully othe to the public) this truly
marvellous thud, which gradually restores the human
hair bs its pristine he., -no matter at what age.
The Ague AmareJla has none of the properties of dyes;
It, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will beep
it in perfect color. Priee one guinea; bail bottles, 10s. 6d.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be lamented
on application.
MOSUL J. 4aOBNELL and Co. have been appointed
Perfumers to H 11. H. the Primes of Wales.

FOR BEST AND CHEAPEST TEAS M ERRAND.
PHILLIPS & CO. are NOW SELLING
STRONG BLACK TEAS, 24, Es 44, Es 6d, to ss.
The Moat Delicious Black Tea the World
produces 4a per Pound.
A Phoe Current Post Free.
SUGARS AT MARKET PRICES.
Pip:MIPS & cOMPLICE, Tea icarahanta,
tB, ICING WILLIAM ST. MIR, LONDON.
PHILLIPS & CO. send Ter, Coffees, and Spiee
, PARRIAGIAFAXII TO ANT BAILWAT STAITON ORKAONSt
Tows m •,'OLAND., if to the value of 40s or *paw*
PHILLEPS & CO. have 10 &OUT%

Odor

Not.l
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

WARMINSTER..

THIC reported miseoaduot of the Wiltshire Yeomanry
Cavalry, at Warminster, was, we are glad to find, an
exaggeration, Kr. Fussell, the clerk of the magistrates,
at Warminster. writes to contradict the most serious
statements. "So far," be says., "as the immoral pre.-
tines mentioned are oonserned, no female was denuded;
no one wa. thrown into the river, or any other water;
nor waa the aligbteat insult oiered he any female in the
daytime. That the knockers, bell-handles, sign-boards,
ho., of some of the inhabitants, were assailed by a few,
when 'the wise was in, and the wit out.' cannot, I re-
gret to say, be denied. but that was the extent of the
misconduct; sad in most, if sot all the instances, repar-
ation was made or offered; except, I believe in one ease, I
where the injured party foolishly chose to return
tit-f or-tat."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

foreign far Nonce.

FRANCE.

_
PARIS, May 26.—1 t now appears that the Emperor
Napoleon is disposed rather to extend than shorten his
stay in Africa, and it is announced that MS Majesty
purposes to visit the Suet Canal before returning to
France. In such a case he cannot be expected back in
his own capital before the 10th of next month. Thin
has caused much disappointment, as the utmost uneasi-
ness prevails concerning the Mexican business, which is
rather increased than allayed by the foolish attempt of
the Government and its scribes to suppress the news
from Mexico and to represent the Mexican emigration
scheme in New York as harmless, and the policy of
President Johnson as pacifies and prudent. Simply the ,
Parisians disbelieve them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

PORTRAITS

TAICRN DAILY FROM Nita RILL Vint.
Portraits and 'Flows taken by appointment la way
part of the kingdood.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen, awl
Apparatus supplied.

JOHN POUNCY,
HOUSE PAINTER, PLUMBER and GLAZIER,
Gilder, Decorator, Paperhanger, &c.,
IN ALL ITS BRANUM&

Picture Frean-e-s snt Rom fiouldinge of every
description wide to order at the shortest notice.

OLD FRAMES REGILDED.
Workmen In any of the above Branches sent any
distanoe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

BARER dt BAKER'S Wholesome, Delicious
TRUE UNCOLOURED TEA.
This Tea is imported with the leaf not coloured, is
highly recommended by medical and scientific men,
and combines purity with fine flavour and lasting
strength.
Sold by Chemists, Stationers, and Confectioners in
oil parts of the kingdom.
Weymouth HANN, 2,131. W-street
„ Re, 28 East-street.
Portland DONILLZY, Fortunes Well.
Brfdport st, West Allingtom
13esminotsr llama TT, wationer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30

witnessed
Similarly
'do felt
Navy. V

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put
back
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imperiority,
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he welt&
kentlemau
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bhild r
r.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

tbe Mayor.— I
-*a brought Ap

fitarkiey
twomitt
cillartek
1.1914fug

BRIDPORT HARBOUR REGATTA.

three-quarkeia
- two miles to
; placed about
pet.

immense

gun, giving notioe to prejoare. for the first
At, warn Mid 0 eleven o'iatook. and In a quarter
hoar nine boats bad taken up their positions in
" Zephyr," Mr. W. Hounsell ; "Lucy
"Mr. T. Hounsell ; "Four Brothers," Mr. 8..
" Tempemnoe," Mr. J. Williams; "Jane,"
. Lobb ; Mary Ann," Mr. R. limey; " Rea
Mr. Robert Farwell ; " Harry," Mr. H.
; and "Sea Flower," Mr. B. Dimwit. The
crowded the beech in•it deep haw from the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
OFFICE FOR PATENTS, 4, TRAFALGAR
SQITARE, CHARING CROSS, LONDON.
Printed instructions (gratis) as to the COST- of
PATENTS for Greet Britain or WSW, omnLrl. Ad'ic*
and assistance In disposing of or narking invention. Branch
daces and agencies In every cont Mental state, and In America.'
F,egibltshod 30 years. Full information ag to aspired or misting
patents at home and abroad.—Apply personally or by letter to
Messrs. PRINCE & Co., Patent 0010 e,
'lsisfakinrliktn OhnknlT Cross, London. W•O
•
'NOTHING INIPOSSIBILI4
•
The greatest and most useful 'invention of the day,
AGUA AMARELLA.—Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and CO.,
Three Kin g-eourtrLombard-street, London, Perfumers to
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellorui fluid, which gradually . restores the human
hair to its pristine Mb_ no matter at what age.
The AguaAmarella hes none of the gvaUe• of dyes;
It, 4n thelontrary. la beneficial to the syem, and.when the
hair is once restored, one application per month will keep
It in.perfect color. Price one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 6d
Testimonials from artistes 0( the highest order and from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.
Mears. J. GOSNELL and Co. have been appointed
'Perfumers to 1111. H. the Princess of Wales.
Price ld. ; free by post for two stamps. •
ipttiumATic GOUT AND ITS CURE:
A Pamphlet addressed to the pehlio by a Late
ti;derer.
London • John Camden 14otter, 74, Pieca4il/.7 ; and
all Bbokiniters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

FROM& WHITFIELD.

LEAVING WORE. Alfred Turner was summoned
before the County Bench, on Saturday, for having ille-
gally left his employ, as • farm labourer, for three days.
The summons wad adjourned for • fortnight at the
solicitation of defendant's solicitor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

neat a,
.he growth
provida.

ocdonies.
and Ids est.
and ,
a tar to
iod ignotooso
- -,* asked
these

cleriyltauri
nbe n theab should

town in hie
he kotro*etl
built • -'

--.-
regiment,
E. B. 11ker,
and Mn. Bankes, -
and MIPS Du Boulay,
Mrs. Gosling,
Mrs. Balfour,

RACES.

were well
tr oplAida

Orr:Bl4r
loing ja
in *Wog pal
• had'arai*
'bort

,• &Wily L.
the tap • may
to run into the pail.
had worked for him
had

ocCamap

but the next morning it wea evident diet* portion
had been extracted. Mr. Brown oounted what watt
left in the box and there
,was £1 10e. 10tt fle
accused the nrisoner of robbing the box, and
promised that he would forgive ber everything if
she would make a full disclosure of all she had doer,
And she then adiuittid that she had taken five-pi:nor.
lie, however, suspecting that she had tiken more,
gave her Into oostoily. The Bench said that the
proinise Mr, Brown had made of forgiveness on a
11111 disolostire being made was fated to a conviction,
anti the,prisorier was aroordingly discharged.—
James h-iliedee, oilas Roper. was charged with a
vitae& end unprovoked assatfit tipon EC, Benjamin
Bishop, The donetalile was returning from the
Orantiorne petty **none, and called st the Meath.
, cock public house for refreshment": Deferldent warm
there and was very quarrelsome; and struck the
landlord on accoust of a grudge he had had against
him for the last two or three years past. The *in-
, stable merely told the defendant to be quiet, wiitni
the latter turned round and gave him a violent blow,
almost flooring him. Of course so warm a salute
deserved to be recognised, and the policeman ao-
cordingly marked him with a token of his regard by
placing On hie wrists a pair of " darbyr." There
: were live former conviOtions against him on the
I books, and the Bench committed him for two months
for the assault. The magistrates also fiord hires 40e.
under the New Refreshment Act, for reldelrig to
leave the house when requested. In default of
I paying the 40s. fine, to be imprisoned for an ad•
ditiosial two months, to commence at the expiration
of the two monthe' committal for *maul'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

cot
piker; I

- -
1 people b-
awds, do., hod 1

sad meanwhile
-• time gained in
carried •

the murder
Old ihdley In
d on Thenday I
Parliament re.

or or
in so-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

WHEN YOU AS FOR
GLENFIELD PkTINT H,TA.ROH,
BE THAT Y.M-QET IT„„
As inferior kinds are ofien,subseittated. leis sold by
ill Groom ObigitEert, &c,
(WOTHERSPOON &'
CoGLAeGow AND LINDON.)
STAUCIa MANUFACTUnRS .
TO H. E. H. THE 1312RCE..98 OF WALE&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

BIRTHS.

A.oguit 31, at the County House, Dorchester, the Wife
of Mr. Henry Ling, of a d.ingliten
September 1, it Alekandre Terra porohf ster, the
wife of Boyton Smith, Kett, of a eon.
August 30, etB4, l'homee-street, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr, H, T. Stagg, of a daughter.
Anguet 29, at Gtalmanatone reetory, the wife of the
Rey. Frederick A. Baker, of aeon.
August 27, at Doroliedter, the Mk of Mr. Joseph
Pope, of a deughter.
Anent 27, at Dotobreter, the teMet of M. Cicero
at 26. at the Police Station, ete. MuUen, the
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the Rev. Henry Charles Milivard, William
'son Esq., of the Inner T•mplo, 4 Cublino
daugh•er of the late William dpictugh