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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

faaritto.

The isorn trade is in • heavy slate, it the deellae at
Monday. A abort home supply was oonateraeled by
large foreign stocks, In granaries and Whet The met
trade has le ea overdone this week, from previous high
prices having induced egiessiva consignments. The
seed trade has, generally, become very active.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

BRIDPOILT.

A Bao ACYDIDINT oeourred— ---o•-"Turoday smelting at
Ileum W. Hounsell and Co.'s, Angleton mill, to •
man named Joseph Freeman, • camber. He waa
employed feeding a heron breaking machine, when one
of him arms got drawn in, and was eoneverely injured
that It had to be amputated at the shoulder the same
afternoon. Freeman Inks for many years been io Messrs.
Heinlein's employ. He is a middle aged man with a
large family ; bat, fortunately for him, he is in the
Foresters' Sosiety, so will hare insured for himself •
weekly sum daring airline., and medisal attendance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

CATTLE M ARK ETS.

MITSOPOLITiIf. Thursday.—Limited suppllm of
beano Prime breeds were mann and in request, at
fall priors; otherwise, the trade was quiet. The
market was wall supplied with sheep, for which there
wee very little inquiry, at Monday's decline. Calves
sold slowly, on former terms. The pork trade was in.
satire, at about tate rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

THE NEWS OF THE COUNTY

1111 E IT POST

TWICE A WEEK FOR FOUILPENCE!

On and after the 6th of April next,

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

Will be published bi-asekly, viz.,

ON TUESDAYS AND FEIDAYS,
Is book form, each number consisting of
eight pages.

The issue on Fridays will, for the sake of
slistinction, be entitled

THE TELEGRAM,

and ita conbenta will be entirely different
from what appears in the Tuesday's paper.

_
Hitherto, while the people of Dorset have
been able to get news from London daily,
they have been obliged to wait a whole week
for reports of events which have taken place
in their own noway. By the nersagements
now announced, our eubecribers will receive
the county news twice a week. For this
ettrs issue it is not intended to make any
additional charge • the price, as heretofore,
will be--BTAMPED, FOURPENCE ;
UNSTAMPED, THREEPENCE.

We conceive it to be the primary object I
of a country newspaper to supply sews, and
therefore we shall not occupy our apace
with "lending articles" on general politics,
feeling that our readers will prefer taking
their inspiration on such matters from their
favourite daily newspaper; but we do under-
take to provide them with prompt, accurate,
and impartial reports of current events, and
especially of all occurrences of interest in,
the county of Dorset. At the same time, we
shall not hesitate, as occasion may require,
to offer such comments as appear to us just
and reasonable, on matters of county or local
interest; but, .in so doing, we shall not be
actuated by party bias, believing that an
independent course is more calculated to
promote the general good.
On these principles, and for these services,
ire appeal to the county for enlarged
support.
a" As the edla of April commencer a
Quarter, i will be a collate opportunity for
new Subseiberr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

bel- - • Vaeoli
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E.:

Ow %right . .. old
%too . proadi gig , sag i
'srivrioh lk 4:.=
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grstelete him on his success on the star, ss well
Mon his perfect arransemente in ether points.
Nor must the band under Mr. Rowsolssom be for-
gotten, who, in front of the foot lights, so mush eon-
itibeted to the enjoyment by playing the ander-
mentioned selection of music, in capita style :-
-.--

Marsh .._.. ....... .... Rollickl4Rema ........: ..... Miriam
titrilla . Pretty Bird .. ........... ..... Coote.
Hilda . Clodfrey.
Galan.
Galen Cupid'. Arrow. Martinmas.
0w10p... Magby Junction ......... .Coute.
0.3 Save the Queen.
-- • •

Wham the strains of the National Anthem
poured forth, the visitors descended the poop,
and almost immedistely the lads proceeded to clear
away the temporary theatre. Then it waa men that
the tiers of .eats had been constructed in truly nautical
oftyle, of span limning against the bulwarks. with nlys
lashed acmes to sit on. The lamps IMO lowered, the
laparigled up, all oars unlamboil, and tee span stowed
away, with • quieknem that told of perfect discipline,
eel soon the visitors had no cornea for prolonging their
may except to thank their entertainere, who meow partied
than to the ship's ride, where the beet mas waiting with
a willing crew. The Boacarren was as stiff as a church,
and not • wave roughened the descent. A abort time
to admire the noble chip, se she shone at every port like
au illumination in the night, • Milady pull of the airs
to mod us to shore quicker than the light air could.
merry mite:isms on the play, and repetitions of the lon.
ant then we left the floating town of skews with their
hundred. of lights behind. Gallant amistence to the
Indies whim the boat strived at the pier, sad • fresh
walk home coder the statlight, and so *Pied the visit
to the Bonenwen on Monday night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

PRESTON.

A Lae Or Yotara ROUGHS, we ars informed. are in
ths habit of congtegating about ths aorner of the Ship
lon, Preston, by the road that loads down to the
church. Here a dozen or a more of thorn shout and
hoot at any nelson who dose not please their fang, and
we are told that respectable parting to or from
*hunch, have boon that annoia" The matter only
needs to be mentioned, and we are sere inch disgraceful
soodnot will be repressed by the scratiq polies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

WOOL Atimicsr&

Notwithstanding that the atioadanea of buyers bat
been good, a want of sairoation has ebaraoterised the
biddintio for oolonial wool at the males now in progreaa,
It no average rednotion of led pow lb. EniJMb wool
hos add quietly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

PROMCTION FROM FIRE, !

BRYANT AND MAY'S
PATENT
SPECIAL SAFETY MATCHEEI
ARE NOT POISONOUSIII
CONTAIN NO PHOSPHOROUS I!

LIGHT ONLY ON THE BONI!

sr &Ad by Otoeses,-Chasisia, DemonPao
Olasidnen, Slatiosirs, &a, evorywhers.
WHITIONAPILL-ROAD, LONDON, IL

USE ONLY 7711
GLENVIELD STARCH
TEN %MORN ,LAUNDILIIII OHM IN *TM

/

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t._
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

PREPARED

COCOA,

WHICH IS
The Exoellence of Prepared Coma
_ _

SOLD IN Quarter lb. P
_ LCI tit: PT Au. CiROCINIL,
ONE EHILLING PER POUND.
Has DO attreatlve name, but Quality to rasaimmad it.
14.annfactory—PInsbury Steam limp, London.
oU 11 L iILbOL&iLLitL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

11) rote 0 ing f,, of larttattunt.
___,..___
aou Ng OF LORDS.

yonDAT.—The P mint committee on the Habitual
Criminals Bill diem, ii,mog minutely,
and
nearly fit,inised thy
TUILIWAT.—The shops was unimportant.
VIOL,Dia.—Tt• ir lordships had a long sitting and
an imp,omPth de' rate on Irish strain. It arose in this
way: The Kim at' of Claoricarde moved for WIN
pollee reports of indent oatregee in Ireland; whereerem
'Uri Grey went of with a cannonade against the Irish
police of the GI overnment, and especially that part of
it whish cone tuts in Mewing Fenian prisoners. 01
scum,. Earl C ranville bed tc defend the Ministry, sod
Lord Palms wee moved to reply to him; and thra
Lord Moll" rimy hid to retort upon him, nod go roe
Mae. sat t' .11 gaits eight o'clook.
FRIDAY. —Th. peers fully discussed the Semech
Perish Sc cools Bill. Their last sot cue id PRIM cent
Jot the E inter norm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23

Per Ms., to Mak tbo 061

..d. s. d.
Wt. coons beasts 3 4to a !PrlingSgathdowote ta:6
SecenJ 310 is 4 121. coarse eon*. 4 to 6
P nuke lorge CA. 4 3to 6 Mow moll
prime Soots. to. 5 4to & :Largo bop... .. $ 15.4
Id. cow. sheep S St. 4 Neat nel. porker. 4 to 5
Second quality 4 6to 6 Itoltoc. congaed% rs to 26
Prim. omen. %gild 6 3 toe Qr. old et. pi ado 21 to th

TOTAL

POUND,

Besets
Sheep . Sheep.
Weir
Pigl 6 PIP •
811111171ILD, rrilay.—llodeesie supplies of meat ere
on age. The trade is quieter. at our qaotiations

Pe! lib.. by the canon.

d. d:
11.$1 $ to 11 $

d. 6. d.
Inferior no6Uom 3 4t41 10

Inferior boor _ _4 Inferior mutton 3 so. .
Middling ditto 10 „ 4 2 Middling ditto 4 0 „ 6 8
Primo largo do, 4 4 Prints ditto.. . 410 . 6 2
Primo mall ditto 4 8 .4 10 Illosat pork ... 4 4 6 4
Fool 3 V „ 4 8 Largo ditto.... 4 0 „4 4
BRISTOL, Thursday. —Market well supplied with beef,
the mosignmants from Ireland reeohing about 140 bead of
cattle; trade was rather astir., and all on offer ahenged
hands at about lest week's prime, beet deeeriptions
realising from 73. to 75s per cwt., sod moomartrY from
1161 to 70s. Of slurp we also had a large supply, but
trade was rather quiet. and prior showed • downward
tendeney, 9d and 9f4 being sompeed bar best wethers
In the wool), while ewes reamed Nem 84 to 11441. The
prices of fat sheep being • trite easier, buyers of stores
seemed inclined to wait for • reduction. and traria was
quiet, although three was • fair number of Irish More
sheep on offer. The supply of store rattle •-as rather
short, and there was not mesh doled, Irish store cattle
continuing very dear, and the bantams done being •Imost
entirely congaed is English dmoriptiosa. There was •
Dashed show of utile& sows, of a rather magi deeerip•
boon; the demand was Korth* but brisk, and • very
quiet trade was done, at prises ranging from £l4 to nt. .
Of pigs we had • moderate supply from Ireland at the
West-street reed, the nambor being about 500. This
number proved hardly seflicsioat for the doomed, and
all on offer were quiekly eaught up at an advance on
the extreme rates of the poi* few weeks, baton pig@
sidling at 13.9.1 per moor*, sod for choice porkers still
bitter figures were maimed. There was very little
clang In hareem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

MOP MARKET.

Mew*. Ilakerx, White and Mow. mi..rt Um, the tuee .4
the hop market Is good, though truly b. quieter. The warm
weather I. itupnuing met el the hop wankm, but .onle eon•
Untie to go lock. The accounts from Bavaria and Frau., ere
at. it fat curable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

CASSELL'S CHOICE COFFEE& Sold by Oroeers,
Chemists, sod Confectioners.

OARAIELL'S CHOICE COFFEES. Strong and
Economical, Is., Is. 2d., and la. 4d. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

ESTABLD3HED 1812.

11 AND T. PROCTOR invite the attention
of A griealtarishi to their
SPECIAL BONE MANURES,
Wbiob are of a auperior (panty, end the met
etoooraloal that cart be used. _

PROCTOR'S ?MIMI- MANURE
PROCTOR'S MANGOLD MANURE
PROCTOR'S POTATOE MANIIRE
PROCTOR'S WHEAT MANURE
PROCTOR'S BARLEY MANURE
PROCTOR'S GRASS ILANUERS
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LINZ.
Fail particulars sent foie by pod on application to
Masses. Psooros, or their Amin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

UTII WESTERN RAILWAY.

(AHEM' EXCURSIONS from WEY-
•,) 111401-Tll, DORCHESTER, POOI.E, kn., to
I.IONDON, on every lIONDAY during JULY, return.
lug 5r.,,,, Waterloo Bridge Station at 1.15 p.m. on
_

Noricx.—The Tickets taken by these Excursion
Tree, are available to retorts only on the Saturday or
liatteday week following the dote of lame.

IFI es In London

and Welt.
Id. CI. Cd. Cr.
• d. o. d.
20 0 12
20 6 12 0
19 6 11 6
19 0 11 0
18 6 10 6
18 0, 10 6
17 6; 10 6
17 111 10 0

Weymouth .
I Perch...del
Aluretou
I'm& Junction
Wituborito .
Arrive at London (W. B.) about.

7.57
S. 7
34.20
8.:01
14.35
8.50
1.35

The Tickets are not Transferable. are available only
St the stations named upon than, aud ouly by the
Etcurnion Train there and back. _ _

cl,ildr..n under Three Yearn o eke, Free; Throb to
Twelve MU-fares. Only one article allowed aa luunso
to eadi Passenger.
A lipeciol Train will leant: Portland for Weymouth at
son. every Mouday during July, in nomination
with the 7.:X/ an.. Eacuraion Train from Weymouth to
Loulon.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
;THE GIENERAL MEETING and ANNUAL
ti FtITICIN of STOCK will be held in Don-
.ctiasran. on SATURDAY, fist JULY. 1869.
PLATE nearly t Cum value of EIOU is offered by
ald Gontleman for competition.
TURNIP HOEINO will take place on Mr. M•TO'n
Froome Fann, on the Ifth J nest.

The ANNUAL DINNER of the Society will be pro-
vided et the KING.M AIM,. HOTEL, DOItCHRWTER, on
IiATURIiA Y. the 3lit JULY writ, at four o'clock, and
Lunn Rivkin+ boa kindly consented to take the Chair.
D. J. ANDREWS,
Honorary Hvcretcry.
Dorettetter, 12th June, ltifa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

P A RKSTONE.

A Pvtuts TAW Aso FOUND.—On Rand., last, RM.
tdonkhouse, wife of the Res. sr. btonlchouse, lost a
purse containing three valuable rings, a /ticket, and 45e.
Yr. Robert Allner and Mr. &tweed Abner, when
walking near the post-Mike the same evening, found
the parse, and on Tuesday last restored it to the owner,
having seen bills stating to whom the purse belonged.
A reward of had been offered, and was duly paid on
the receipt of the property.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

BE4TON.

DlXTRDinfita SOICIDI or A LADY.—On Sunday after
noon the wife of the Rev, Mr. Peters, late curate of St.
Mary'. Chnrch, Taunton, committed suicide. The family
visited Seaton for the benefit of the health of Mrs.
Peters, who bat only reeantly been cioufinesL They
occupied lodgings at Mr. Major's. Mr. Peters and his
wife attended morning serviee at the parish *harsh, and
Partook of the sacreinent. They returned to their
lfidlalt• and dined. cheerful Mrs. Peter. appeared cheerful and
well. In the afternoon a walk upon the beach was
proposed. She suggested to her husband to go down
slow, and promised to follow him in about twenty
mingle.. Mr. Patera lef t j ust before three o'clock. Mrs.
Peters afterwards loft her lodginga and called at Mr.
Nock's, chemist, complaining of suffering from chipped
lips. Mr. °cook supplied her with a soasuetic, and she
than said that she wail very much troubled with mien at
hoc lodgings, that they made noises in the night and
disturbed her, and that she should fool obliged if Mr.
°cook would give her something to destroy them. Mr.
(Work sold her some "Battle's Vermin Killer," and she
signed her name in a book in the usual form. The
unfortunate lody immediately returned to her lodgings,
locked herself in her bedroom. and partially undressed
herself. She must then have taken the poison. It wee
not until five o'clock that the bedroom door was burn
open and her lifeloss holy discovered upon the lied. Dr.
Evans was at onoe called in, the stomach pump was
used, and everything done that science could auggest,
bat life was extinct. What led to the ruelsnoholy event
has not tranapired.

-
AT an in.ineet hel.l hy Dr. Lanicreter, • few day 4
two children 01.0 died free the awls .4
poi.nolou through .arkine .011b0 Waiter truttchm. the g•brnis,
" Itad thu 10414 AM been Bryant &sal West the chthlreo
nati fl,.t 1113%4' heen 1101.......1." It calln..t Le to., gthentlly
th..wel thel Ilnent end Me)'. Patent Matery Malaise are net
1.. i "4", Ott; thry light tmly tY. iduko,„,
(huotte. y 411,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

FORD! NGTONI, DORC !I ESTEIt

MO DE SOLD or LET, that Commodious
▪ FAMILY RKSIDENCK, known as SALIM/11MT
aituatad. on Fordington-hill
conta•
fijing
Dining, Drawing, and llrockfast-roonis:
bosidoi smaller Kittinit-roomk. "ight Ilnd'roorn.s nod
two Drawing-rooms, Kitchen, Back Kitchen, and eau.
criiient rrnioca. Gas laid on, and a goad supply or
water. In addition, a good Gcrdon, and a mai
Cuttag., attached
For farther particulars apply to Ilse. lIZNIIT
24outt, Fordingtou Vicarage, Dureho•ter.

]/ONA /rIDIC MONEY SPECULATION.
/".:1.1100 Sterling may be obtained by an invest-
ment of U. 11,000,1000 Sterling guaranteed by (invent-
moot are annually dis I.led in monthly allotments in
various Sums upwards to
rOOO Sterling.
For Fro.peotgo (11111jOh will be sent gratin). &PO/ by
letter to Mr. FREDERICK SINTZ, Own" or 33.
Nicbalam•lane, Lornbard•rireet, London, KC.

W BEN Y 01: ASK YOU
GLENFIRLD STARCH
hEE THAT YOU MIT IT.
.1.. luf...rm kw& Si. alto KNl.Usated fia tie maks fi

-*airs ptuota.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

It EDLYNCII, WILTS.

1148. lIA NNEN is favoured with inatnictions
1,1 from Ilas. ANN RIAD. to SELL by 111'HW,
on V, His I:ith JULY, 18CD. at tha xo's
111 LAP INN. at Thror o'alock,—All those KV. butotaatial
slat o.nvsnient FREEHOLD CO7TAGI,S, Isiah lams
,Gardois and °tabards, pleasantly situate by the roadside
ot tledlyneli.

Lot I. A Brick and Titatcbeil COTTAG F., with ltriek
tied Slate Stable ailjoinieg, and Garden and
OnOtiaDieg fed perchea, now in the "ceopation of Stephen
Wort. at Eli tie. per •nnutu.
. . . .

Lei 2. A Brick and Thatched COTTAGE, with
luelhouto and G•rden, containina perchet, adjoining
Ike last lot, and occupied b Junais Alusaelwhite, at
£3 10..

tot j. A COTTAC I.; under the tante roof, with }
bowie and other Outbuilding*, Garden •nil I orclitrii,
together holl•an•itcre, in the renting of Henry 'Wet t, at
li,. per annum

Lot 4. A rtEITA GE, with Foellionso And tl.a.leo, 2.1
perches, mljoining the lit lot, an 4 let to Johal Dredge,
st jps a.year._

Lot rt. A COTTAGE and Garden, 19 pendia., let to
Elm Weeks, at Ed per annum, aeljuining Lots 3 and 4.
All the Building. ere in a good state of repair, and each
Cottage hae• geed supply of excellent water. The whole
has a frontage to the high road of 2tell ftet, and forma
one compact property. in a riog Nom
For further particulere apply to the A UCTIOXILKB, at
Fordingbridgc.

VERWOOD,
Betwren Ringwood nod Cranborno.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

MIL HANNEN. ou TUESDIY, JULY
lith, 1869, the FAISSILNG STOCK of the late
Al, Gummi STULL.

Conspiring-1 choice env with calf by her side, 2
other young cows in milt, 3 handsome 2.ynar old heifers
In calf, 1 wrestling, 21 South-I/own ewes and wethert,
a useful reve,ir.old cart horse, sow in farrow, 7 steckaof
bees, a rick of good slower hay, about 3 tons, and a rick
of pasture hay, about 2 tons, half.an-acre of barley, an
acre of wheat, '2O lug of rye and an acre of potato. a,
spring mask,t cart, 2 tntelnr, plough, harrow and roller.
Lard presser, thill and plough Mune.% hurdles slid
',beep troughs, ladders, pi... troughs, old iron and
timber, prongs, ranee, shovels, iron her and pickaxe,
carper.ter's tools and numerous other effects; also two
nourpAlte sets of cider-noting apparatus.
Sale at 2 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

ADD-H. AND T. PROCTOR,

AGRICULTUR.AL ORRIN !STA,
CATHAY, BRISTOL
Wow,—I3RIBTOL, BIRMI NO El Alt, 0 HINTZE,
AND WARWICK.

Aomny:-

Mr. J. 8711t11. Bradford Pennell, Dorchester.
Mr. F. J. Giuirs, Burton Beefsteak, Bridport.
Mr. We.=Aid Keener, Yeovil

NOTICE! PRIZE STEAM ENGINES.
TIIXPORD AND SONS,
BOSTON AND SICIRBECK INONWOBAS,
IJNCOLNSHIRE.
AT the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery
In 1563, by the IL A.& of England, TUXFORD
& SONS were then again suocaserut ovn ALL Com-
petitors ; their Eight-hon. Engine sorpusiss In
imonorny and aestivates, ell other onspeting Smear
of every kind and power.
At the Royal Society's hat Trials, at Bury St.
Edmunds, TUXFORD and SONS' Find Steam Engine
was awarded a PRIZE of £10; their Elingle-Cylinder
Portable Engine was awarded a PRIZE Of £l5. and
their Double-Cylinder Portable Engine of FOURTEEN
Hone Power for Cultivating with, U., under the
Inanition and Testing, of the Society's Judges and
Oenating Engines% with 50 an nat. beensandl leak
or when working at T'WENW-ONE Hone Pore.
ECLIPSED the duty of every other Makek's Double.
Cylinder Engine under the Mile tests, the following
being the consumption of pounds' weight of orb per
horse-power per hour by the different Engines :
TUXFORD k SONS &l7 pounds.
Ransoms & Sims
Clayton &. Shuttleworth
Brown & May 4.42 pounds.
TUXFORD & SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED
THRASHING MACHINES, ISINGLI, DOCMLI. Ana
rairtn wrist. ; TUXFORD'S NEWLY-PATENTED
S flt A W ELEVATORS, STEAM-CULTIVATING
APPARATU.. GRINDING MILLS, SAWING
MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, &a.

LLUSTIATID C ATALOGU ES FORITAILDED MEI GE
• PP LICATION.

E. CAMBRIDGE & C 0..,

(LIM W. C. csaisalpin)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the Ist Prim at
six commiserative Agrisal-
tarsi Shows, whin Gni is-
troduoed in August and
September, 1863 Also
Highly Commanded at the
Royal Agricultural Ba-
sicity's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prisms were
offered for Chain Harrows.
As a Bush Harrow for
Pastan Land, Rubbing
Down Manure, ficratobiag
up Moo, ho., it is
It does It. work better
and relieves itself as wall
am the ordinary Chain
Harrow whoa consisting
, Couch or T witch Grass
It is also used for work iag
down load that has beers
Ploeglied in with Farm
Yard Manure, makiag a
first-rate Bead Bad without
disturbing the Manure, sod
Ii invaluable for healiag
I Bead or Grain, leaving •
as ousacri ba obtained with any other

firm lino
hupleinen

DRUNKS= WS TO ANY STATION.
Catalogue. with Prism, to., Oa applicatios.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL •

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

CH ARMOUT d.

13/100LAI DISCOVIRT.—About 12 year. years ago
Mrs. Breton, of Charrnonth, and Mr.. Hildvard, of
Catherstone Rouse, were in the fielfs near Wootton
picking flowers wit of B.° hedge. and after they got
home, Mrs. Hildyard discovered that she had lost her
gold wateh and chain. They at ones went back to look
for it, but oould not find it. The fields and hedge. near
where they had been were searched time after time, hut
not tho slightest Glue genic, be obtained of the rnis.ing
property. Rewards were offered at the time, but fruit.
lesaly. About • fortnight ago. as a lad named Alfred
Hodder was in • small orchard near Wootton, which
the two ladies went into at the time, he found the
missing gold chain, and some trinkets on it. Mrs.
Breton rewarded the boy with five shillings on behalf of
Mrs. ffildyard, who has since that time left the
neighbourhood. Since then another search ha* been
geede for the gold watoh, but it as not, as yet, been
found. A reward of five pounds will be given for it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

THg QUZENS LLUNDRESB USRANo OVIRR

jià
VOUS DEBILITY. GRATIS, a
IN lOU:MAL WORK, showing sufferers how they
may he enrol without the aid of quacks. Free on
eceild posts,„. tams, Adaress, Bacassass, Institute
Askatosay, Strunatissm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

CHARMOL'TEL

Tar VILI-4GE HOSPITAL.—bout two years ago a
rionveleseens hospital was setablished here for the
benefit of the poor of the neighbouring parishes. and it
has proved most useful, On Wednesday a banner was
hell in aid of its funds, near the residence of H. E.
Norris, Esq. Eight stalls were amply furntabed with
gnats through the seal of the cheritably-dispeeesl. Kiss
Wilson and Master Montehore had pictures ea sale, ia
oil, Watercolours, and crayons ; Miss Hyde Ina
erochettiug, slippers, mullions, km; Miss Critchley,
Berlin wool and hon-bons ; the MiBloll Spurway,dowers
Miss Kesteven, bijouterie, fans, flreetweens, cupe,
jewellery, Me.: Miss .Florence Spurway, baskets, fancy
mats, dolls, be. ; Master Norris, albums, books and
cutlery : Mrs. Norris. children's clothing. There Was
also a raffle. A coastguardsman eontributed a hearth•
rug, made of shreds of coloured cloth; and soothe
poor man gave a well-designed patchwork table-cover,
lclothl. A seeond tent was used for refreshments. The
baud of the Lyme Artillery corps played during the
afternoon. In addition to the bazaar there was a
morning and evening concert, and a third on Thursday
evening, in which various amateurs took part. Amongst
those who supported the movement by their preeenoo
, were Captain and Mr.. Mond. Mrs. Camm and party,
the Rev. T. L. Montetiore, Mrs. Monteflore, and family.
Mrs. and the Mimes Critohley, Miss Meatier, Captain
and Mre. Mould, Mrs. Templer, Mrs. and Miss Breton.
Mrs. Swatbeld and party, Iles. Wilson, Mrs. and the
Ali-ses Smith, Mrs. Forwar I, Mr. and Mrs. L01•1111C%,
Mrs. Symes, Mr. and Mrs. Norris, and family, Captain
and Mrs. Moore and party, Captain. Mrs. and the Misses
Spurway, Mr. and Mrs. Greenhill, Mr. Greenhill, jour.,
Mimi Greenhill, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver, Mn.
Mullen, the Misses Coles, Mrs. Hutchings, Lc. The.
receipts amounted to nearly £lO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

WYKE REGIS.

MEMORIAL CLOCM. —Our church has had the valuable
addition of a new cloak, strihng the quarters. It is by
Messrs. Gillett and Bland, of Croyelon. The following in-
scription ou a brass tablet in the church porrii reveals the
excision of its being presented by our talented rector :
" Tor clock in the to wer of this oharch was given by the
Rev. Henry Clarence Pigou, rector of thia parieh, and
Caiheriic Louisa. his wife, in loving memory of their
only son, Henry Lewis Pigou, who died December 18th,
1807, aged eight years, and in the desire to show by this
token their grateful penile of the kind symyathy :nd
luring interest which all their neighbours cheered,
amidst its many inerrnities and touch aufferiug, the
short life of their infant son. 'Byit be being dead, yet
speAketlL'"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

OUNVILLE.

StIDI/221 DELTIC —We have to record another ease a
sudden dsattt. Mts. Harding, a widow, residing in Mii.
village, was fount dead in her bed on Wedneedny
morning by • little girl who Apt in an adjoining room.
hhr had been in declining health for sonic than, and
attended by Mr. Moot, of Blandfotd. It was not,
therefore, considered nocom,sy to bold ma loquoot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

WIIIBORNE

ROYAL VISIT TO CANTOR') HOUSE. - Their Royal
Highnesses the Prince and Princess Tack (Prince's
Mary of Cambridge), have signified their intention of
paying a omit to Sir Ivor and Lady Cornelia Guest next
August. According to present arrangements they ate
expected on Tuesday 10th, and will remain at Canford
the remainder of the week. On Friday night there will
be a county ball, to which invitations have already ken
sent to tbe leading families of the county. Mr. Eyer's
band hat bevn engaged for the greater part of tbe week,
and no doubt the event will be sielebrated with great
rejoicings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

Vol+ XIV.—No. 719.

I:IOI3OHERTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL
SALE.
ESIABLISHILD 18:12.
AeT. ENSOR begs to announce that him
IdRIT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
itcy 17, 1801, at the ELPamITOILY a.ljomuli
MO !Meth Welke, Deer the South-Wieitern Railway
Sesief am. Sale will °eminence with the Heifers sad
teahr as at 12.
E6lllOlB :-
3
fat heifers. 2 ditto.
k 3 heifers and °strict.
• 11 sows in milk.
4 fresh barrenere.
4 fat balls.
8 fat calves.
40 prime fat Tethers, the property t.l J. J. EAR-
QUE•IIIIO/1,
21911141 10 ditto.
3.) fat withers. 15 ditto.
30 hit ewes. 20 ditto. 20 ditto.
4 fat rams.
00 Est lambs. 15 ditto. 10 ditto.
Early Entries are respectfully solicited.

Isisesire Sheds are erected for tin shelter of Cattle.
imolai,* provided fur Stuek sent the day before the
841..48 moderate Charges.
Disestisdatt-411. in the pound oil CAW* sal Sheep.
Oilleassat. at Harm sad Implements.
Lola I. he restored raAota as Order froa the
Allg iffliteT or AusCkk.
ALL LOTS TO BE PAID FOR AT THE CLOSE
OF THE BALK

PllOOl3lOB or BALI PAID TO VISDOIIB NAYS DAT.

LEAsEHoLD COTTAGES AND ORCHARD AT

POPPLEPIT.
:1 Miles from Fordingbridge sod 1 from Raekborne,

AN IL 11A N NEN is favoured with instructions
.11 to SELL by AUC nos, on FRIDAY, the 16th
JULY. 11469. at the K so's A asis IXIII,
at biz o'clock in the Evening, ell those TWO BRICK
rid PL ATE COTTAGES, with Garden sad Orchard,
situate et Pupplepit, in the periall of Rockborne, in the
occupation of Paull and Windier. at £lO per annutu,
11.-14 under the 'Debt lion. the Earl of Shaftesbury for
'Three Lives, esed 77, 45 and 31, at a Quit Rent of le.
For far:her particular: apply to the A neriuntelt, at
Fordingdridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

MOORE BROTHERS' TEAS,
(Fos PISPATMIXT ILERCHANTIP PRICES.)
TIM—MOORE BROTHERS respectfully intimate
that they supply Families direct, who are
%Ming to pay each, at Merchenti prier.. orders ‘-alue
ear.rmire paid. The f.dlowing are eve...icily recommended:—
NEW SEASON'S TEA&
More Brother,. 14,0 Servants Tea 24 per M
- - .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13

_LYTCH Err &TRAVERS.,

A VALUABLE 801011 wee stolen fro u • field in tide
pariah about • month ago, and haa not slime been heard
of. It belonged to Mr. George Amin.

SHERBORNE

lISSISIAJIISTT has been pleased to approve the follow-
ing promotion and appointment in the 7th Dorset•hire
Hifi° Volunteer Corps, viz. :—Ensign Tanner to be Lieu-
tenant, vise liebnoth. resigned; Charles Calder, gentle-
man, to be Ensign, vice Tanner promoted.
BI unit-waxen. —During the last week, says the
SAttLurra /mince, • lady in Sherborne has given these
doustiona to following societies, viz.
flritoh so.! Fortice 11114 e Society.. coo
l'a•t4,r4l Aid
(110,11 )111i..i.kary .• • ilip
1.4,6•• t• fr Vromothig ChrisSiastily mons the
elty
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Y.tanAll 11..0411 .. • • • . 450