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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

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THE DORSET k SOMERSET COUNTIES
ALMANACS.

SIXTH TEAR OF 1881:111

EXTRACT FROM PREFACE.

"In some of the earlier munben those mistakes wLieb
are known as ' and which belong to the printer
only, have inept in, sod for our owe joatilleation we
deem it right here to state publicly that we hare dis-
covered that • systeinatie course of altering word, end
figure., already oorremly in type, has for some time been
indulged in by • nislovons wretch, who, we hope, he.
no looser either the power or tbe will to repent this
wanton ssisobief. Still, despite thia (which nothing
°fluid guard against until it was discovered), we are
bold to assert that no Almattask, published either in
Lotvlon or the Provinces, gives sooorreet • List of Fain
as this. The who'. of the Stamp Tables have been
rained, and the new rates quoted. The Recipes have
been increaned by the additioo of the beet new ones
that have 00T011 to oar notioe during the year. An
Epitome of all the chief Aots of Last Session Isia been
prepared at the oust of much time and labour • and
yielding to many request., we have again added Reeked
Clcrgy Lists fat Sarum, and Rath end Wells.
_

CoNT11111:
Th• oaloolat!ous hy JAXIU 01.411111211, Esq., of the
Roy 4 Moonstory.]
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Chronological gotis.

Rl'lair.
ys--Terms —Festivals.
First Days of Months end tkitnisr•
Postage Rates Government Duties TAWIDNIMI
Stamps (table enlarged and revised by Istest Aeis)--
Tessa _

--liri;bale Duties.
Value of an Annuity on Liles from One to Ninety
Years.

Tattles of Weighte end Measures.
French Measure..
Wages sod Merkel Table.
Weight of Prodoor
The Royal Family.
The Sovereign. of Europe.
The Cabinet._ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

BEAMINSTER.

EXITIIR COURT OF BANKRUPTCY, Thursday.
Before Mr. Registrar King.—Re Joseph Gundry
Fox, gentleman, of Beemiuder, late a prisoner
for debt in the Dorchester gaol. First meeting of
creditors—Mr. ?loud appeared for the bankrupt,
who was tumble to attend in ocerequenos of illness,
—gout and heart disease The liabilities were stated
at £2,679 6e. 7d; and the meets tut No proofs were
tendered and no aseignes chosen. The Inn .geraina•
Lion was fited for the 12th Folmar), 1887.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

OORN 'EASIEST/I.

IlAac•Laps, Friday.—Very little Sallie\ wheat wee
rewired fresh up to our market to-&y. The trade,
however, was by no means satire. Neverthelem,
(*Mors were arm in their demands and refused to sell
at lower rates. We have, therefore, no abeam to
notion in wises. We were well roprlied with foreign
wheat Fine parcels commanded fall eurrencies, er,th
a fair inquiry. Otherwise, the trade was hoary. Float-
ing cargoes of gran moved off slowly, on former terms.
T.O demand for barley ruled quiet. Fine malting
parcels, however, were disposed of Id full prima, and
grinding and distilling ports were held at lain rata*.
Malt ffl•4 a slow male, at Magsday's prime. In oats very
little bwriness we. passing, and inferior parcels were
Tither cheaper. Beans and pees were dull, at drooping
prices. Flour was arm, on former terms.
ter Q.

WOOS? I.
Ilisana, Knot, M toll
" Ditto. saw ... 511 to 66
" Dittoorhita,... 111 *0 71
" Ditto, .66t0 66
Koriellt and Lineal,
" Ditto. new ... 6) to SI
Di. 11 111 og
Grinding

Per Q.

Scotch. potato 111 to
Irish, whits II to 33
black LP to ss

38 to 66

Mazagaa MI la 14
Ttot HI
Harrow —4111 U
Pipers le
MU"
Maple—
Whits

6•••1, Norforc,..sed
wreik 74 to 711
Klninstoo mad Wan 71 to 73

-37 to 40
• 30t43
—41 W

FLOCS.
Tows made, per WO
14 to ST
Household-.
Country
X orSolk ao4 Sulfolk
43 to 45

OAT..
Ilattlish, feed ... XI
N 1.31
c o „ hP reel? 141.11

'utile'. spin
Winter Jo. ..

BRISTOL. Thursday.—Arrivals this week are larp of
foreign wheat ;of other articles underage. Our market
to-day was thinly attended, and was altogether of a
holiday character. The few samOrs at ffnelith whisk
on offer changed hands St fully last croak's prime ;lunar&
not active, bat decidedly dearer. Bark"' about at lath
week, there War very little passing eit lest kb mins" or
grinding qualities. Clata quiet, without .11thset Is Talon
For Indian oars scarcely nay inquiry.

Lvriaront., Friday.—The market mo aerate', at-
tended. Wheat, better tome but riot se tivt &our
quiet, at late rates ; beans arm; oats an. i aet.tal
support former prices. Po little ladle. earn offatiad
that holders make 38i. for mixed American.
WAIMULD, Friday.—Wheat trade Arm at la 111 Fri-
day's priers, but a holiday markat. Barley steady.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

MO N 8.

LB Y 8,

PROFESSIONAL 817ROWN AND ME4HANICIAL

DENTIST.
79, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

P
EMONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TTH
can save morn then half the o=4 Mawr* by
using 111. Lira' Incorruptible Mineral Artificial Teeth,
which are of the best quality made In the would; they
are warranted no useful for mystic:Mimi as unequalled
for economy, durability, and comfort. The frame are
base iv a strong body of evlcanised India rubber, Is
which the teeth are set, strongly fastened to the robber
by • strong gold wire. Artificial teeth made and Net in
the way deeeribed are indestructible, and may be used
daring• lifetime, whili the unequalled redaction in
price places them within the resat of every one.
From 12 to 30 guineas is generally charged by meet
dentists for one set of teeth. M. LIMI supplies thaw of
• superior quality from 3i. tots. per tooth, or to tfi
per double set, warranted ; and le ease of accident be
repairs them free of charge wilhin a period of tee years.
Such • reducnion in price may indium some persona to
think that an inferior quality only are supplied at those
prima, but W. Lira will be happy to ahoy the peke
lists of the hest 'wrote:torero of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons ha.i,i doubt as to the elegy best
quality of teeth and material supplied by him, and he
shall he able to convmee them that at those prices be
can realise 90 per net. profit for skill and labour, and
that the dentists vho charge oat guinea for a single
tooth, and from 12 b. 30 quinces for • set of took are
most exorbitant over.ohargme, and they deprive • great
many persons of the benefit of dentistry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

CATTLE MA racers.

liirrnorottrou, Thursday. There was about as
average supply of beasts on sale bare to-nay. fee the
time of year. Prime breeds moved off Mosdily, at fell
prices; but inferior stank was a slow inquiry, as former
terms. The top figure was Se. 4d. per 81b. We mere.
fairly 'applied with sheep, which meta fair doomed, it
Monday's decline in value. Th. best Downs sad half-
bred' realised ee. 3d. per in. The few "elves coo offer
east a dull injuiry, at late rates. 71m sole of pigs wee •
heavy, and the highest pries did sot exceed 4a. 6d..
per. Sib.
Per 81b. to sink the Offal.
5. d. a. d. d. s. d...
Int. coarse bests 3 5103 Pr4arthetherternes 10 o 5 1
Second quality... I 10 te 4 Leg. tonne calm 4 Ilc 6 1
Prise ler' • can 4 S to!, Prise small
PHllle Cass, ie. 5 Ito 5 Large beg
Inf. sane sharp 3 •le 4 !Neat est parks% 4 11.4 6
Second quality .. 4 Ito 4 1 !Sang. eMett.eshlM oto II 0
Prins nears slid 4 oto 5 Clr. old 84'14411036 01.010
TOTAL NUPPLY.—Britleb—Beaata, 912; °ern.
sheep and lambs, 3,000; mimic 56; pigs, 111—
Foreign—Ba.4., 211; "beep and lambs, 412; selves,
36; OP. 10.

NEWOATI LID Lauri/suety Priday.—The supplies
ot sweat ere lees azteaave. The demaad, however, is
without activity, sad prices are rather lower.
Per Btb., by ths oarease.
d. a. & 1 Sd. LA.
totemic., tool .. to 3 I!lnterior motion 3lto 3 10
Middling ditto .3 S „ 4 0 nktdling ditto.. 4 0 „ 4 4
Primo largo do. 4 I 4 4 Prim ditto.. . 4 5,,410
MOM ontailditto 4 11 . 4 11 I Wpm pork ... „ 4 11
Veal 4 $ „ 5 21 lam 1 ditto.... 3 4 .4 0

Beform, Thursday.— A. very short ineri:et few ell
descriptions osi offer. The supply of beef was mry
short, bat it was %Sy equal to the demand. The quality
of the animals oo offer was very good, and mime wars
rather Gm, beet deessiptioes realialag from Ns. to
and in some eases TO.. per Girt ; and semodary samples
from Oils. to 65a Short supply of sheep, and a moderate
demand at goad mimes, best weaken realising 944., and
I, a few instances more mosey was obtained. All the
peas were dared before the 40•11 of the market. There
were very few Irish animals on offer. A short supply of
pigs at the Westotrest-yard, with • steady trade, and •
alight Improvement in priers. Bs. 9d. being an average
egare, and Si. being obtained in some meas. There were
warmly any borer in the =actg.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

District Netuo.

DOItCH WEL

Ted Idurteo.—On Christened day MN friends in
connecting with the Primitive Methodist caws in
Derchester, held etas meeting all the British School,
which was well attends& as an opening service, that
buihlind M been rested by them for the purpose
onad
of pub' io worship in the Interest of the connection
that day. After the Less public insetted was
held in the same place under the precedency of Mr.
and animated and enonorading addresses were
delivered by Manors Powell, Knight, Moot., and
Ricketta. A deep Christain feeling pervaded the
meeting, sad the program of Primitive Methodism in
I)rchadiar during the past year WM etillted to be
meet satisfactory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

MA RNH lILL.

LABSITTEII'a Beamturrer. Lb the London
Court of Bankruptcy, before Mr. Commisdoser Win.
slow, there was an exantinatio• tithing sod apPilastion
for order of discharge ander the bankreptey of William
Lowther, of Blankrooor Vele Ina, Mambao, near
Riaodford, lionised victualler, whose °militant reside
at Marlton*, Yeovil, Hamlinll, and Btalbridge. Mr.
Treherne, of the firm of Treherne and Wolferetan
Nolinters. No. 75. Aldermanbury, appeared for the
bankrupt, and Ur. Robins, of the firm of Robins,
Henning, and Co., Tokenhouse-yard. rsjnnesnt.4 the
assignees. The "statement of swoon filed by the
bankrupt, wss thus eurnmed up, viz..—Dr.: To cred-
itors unseoured, £167 51. 101,; ditto holding entarity,
£223 Ida 104.; total, £421 0.. Bd. Or.: by debtors
under £lO good, £lO 13s, 7d.; ditto beg. 16e. 4d.; pro-
perty given up to assignees, £B4 81. 11114 ditto in the
bands of creditors, £l4 125.; deficiency, 2210 lls. 10d.
total, £431 Lte 84. The expenditure of the
bankrupt wu stated to have been £l6O per annum.
The creditor holding security ix thus described, : Mr.
Pertain, brewer, Marnbull, £233 144. 104.. goods and
rent, 1864 to 1866. Holds policy on my If. in the
Globe Ofilos for £lOO, effected in the year 1858, annual
premium £4 7s. 44., value about EH 12.—His Honour
said, as the bankrupt's debts were under £3OO, he wished
to knew why this ease use not beard in Dorest.—Mr.
Treherne said simply because no creditor opposed, and
none of them bad moved in the matter. The bankrupt
*ante to the Court on his own petition, on the 18th of
October last, having been upwards of eleven years in
business, and never failed before. He had the mis-
for use, about eighteen months ago, to bars* • blood-
y/mei, width inearantated him from attending to Ms
business, and his ettatorn eonsequeotly fall off, and
°Maisel, he was obliged to seek the proteetioa of
this isert.—Flis Honour panted the bankrupts examina-
tion, and granted him as intatedithe uneenditional order
of discharge, and the proceedings terminated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

GREAT BOAT RACE ON THE TYNE.

A hoe-nice betweon J. T.iylor and J. Bright, came
off on the Tyne till, forenoon. The stakes were L'6o
a-aide. Bright won by Ire lengths.

THE ABYSSINIAN C PTIVBS.

PARIS, Monday. —The kondiewr this 1110112i011 says :
" Luta Y. received here front Ilassowah state that Consul
Cameron and Mr. Reasons with their friends have been
wain iditoet in irons by order of the Emperor Theodore.
Tbe oases of this severity is not known."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

CASSELL'S COFFEES.

SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS
THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM,
AT THE REDUCED DUTY.
rIIHESE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
Mined their high pre-eminence over a period of
nearly seventeen years. and continues to be used as the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Vanillin in all parts of
the Kingdom. Fine full Somme and great strength
characterise These Coffees ; and being packed frail from
the mill in Canisters and airtiglA Package., uniform
freshness and quality can at all trines c relied on.
C4aertz's Correa, o. 1, per lb.
CASSRLL'S Correa, No. 2, la. 2d., per lb.
CMISILL'S Corea; No. 3, la. 4d. per lb.
CLaaal.L'a Comm, No. 4, 1.. W. per lb.
Sold in Caristers of 2lbe.. Ilb.,and ilb. each; and in
air tight Packets of 4ou, 20r., and lou. each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.
AGSMS IN THIS DISTRICT :
.1. Perry, Tempetano• lintel, South
atreet, •nd K Hrliarl„ London-road
Colmer, chemist, lliddlestreet.

Linotartuar Wood.
AIMCONTEII• WiUs, stationer, and Hallett, stotioner,
F. ii. MOle, Pore- .... t . ond B.
Hossiok, CornhilL
BATUMI'S C• Royce .110111 WI
RiApDllOllO Joie,. liet.ol.
BUIL/MAK J. L Wllliaosi. &aged.
CATTOTTOOK Hood, grosser.
CROW R. B. Glyde, staspaffies. Nov is
printer. Holyroodatrest.
Carrismine Hest, halm, miset-etro•L
.InAtissovrn B. RI oll.gromr.
Ostaa Osseous G. Street'.
Coit.orrroS
Clusnonsi Ad-mo.
/.J. Evans chemist, tad Mrs.
Browning, High Boatatreet. $
ffiTIMCBSKin
Straasncer . •—• K. sad 8. Klan.
01.A11111 . 8 Jtootte grocer
0ILLIP1111•11•• J
I.
Haseraussa ..•• R. Rogers.
itnnon .........K. Bs dhse. green.
!MOMS ...... aylor, stationer.
Limnos, ..... Blaokaaore, Chomist.
Strnismatinv roofer. Coopor.
OTTIOT BT. VAST Sheppard, grooer
POOl.l ............0. Nears Penney, Quay
PiDDLITSINTEIDRJ
Pt oousTown .... J. Gordo's.
POILTLASD ...... Cox, Spring-garden, mid
Hisses Gibbs. Easton.
Quell! CANIL Post Offioe.
STOIC ...••• J C. liebditeb.
anzuwass Chaffin, stationer. Cheap-street, an
G. Gooney, Half-Moon-street.
SorzarOi Phelps, post-office, Broodatree
811011.0.11 C. Goode•osib.
Vros as yams J ob emitt
iinorTssannar O.K. Mottos "we y •rohoore
BALI/11101T W. Thorn, Wineheateratree
Davis, Colter-street, and
Hester, chemist.
Holmes,• poser.
ii Ingram. r•rtatn•..Jo.••• . North
Church-street, and Bunton
Contain, 8, !gut-Wool.
THOITEXTON Dicks, draper.
Wisc wrom
wi Aron
WALTOIIi
Wituditoron
WITILISOOKBE Ash, chemist
Moraines
Croaker, IT .Port-ottoot •
.. T. Hayward

Bracer .....
r AMMON ~
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

RIINGERFORD.

ACCIDENT WITH GONTOWDEIL.—nrsi lads, MN
of Mr. Jolts, Mr. Crook, and Mr. Henry Beard.
obtained • quantity of gunpowder, about a quarter of
• pound, and went • lttts distance into the country,
intending to amuse themselves by letting it off in
some way. While niaking their preparations the
whole of the powder ignited, and all three ware
' more or lees seriously injured. Two of them are
sadly diallgui ad and very much hurt. Tbe wonder
is that they wen not all killed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

If A RTINSTOWN.

TILIFILOGIVING Scavicsa —At the recant Thanks.
giving Semmes at Alartinatown Chinch, for the
abatement of the cholera and the cattle plague in
this c.matry, ooileotione for the County Hospital
were made, amounting to £3 16a 2d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

EYPE,

Tun pretty little district church was very chastely
desorated for Cbristume-tide. Along the walls
between the piers, and between the windows, were
the letters "L H. 4.," composed of the bright red
berries of the holly; Coustantine, Mahone, Patriar-
chal, and Bt. Andrew's crams; and interlacing
triangles, trefoils, and circles. In a scroll were the
words, "Alpha and Omega." TIN dopes of the
windows were covered with mom; on which were
several devices in berries, and blossoms of enamor-
teilm. The top of the foot was covered with moss,
which was surmounted by • cross, ornamested with
immortalise, and wreaths or cypress and ivy.
Around the pen were wreaths composed of ivy,
yew, box, fox. The pulpit was decorated with
wreaths of juniper, and red berries. Around the
windows of the chancel were the words: "Wonder-
ful, Councillor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting
Father, the Prince of Pesos," and along the west
rad of tbs. absinth was the t.xt, "Glory to God is
the highest, and on earth pesos goad will toward
men." In tbe met window was a IRLAIIOO of
with the word "Emmanuel" in immortalise =
also • mom of mose end immortellim
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

CAME.

Trln LATE COONTNAII FORTY/SWIM—The London
correspondent of the Birmingham Poet has the follow.
ang The Countess Fortssene, who., untimely death
in childLirth hoe plunged her family in the deepest
sorrow, will obtain • place in some future edition of the
" Romance of the Peerage.' About twenty years ago
the beautiful and accomplished Mimi Davison I) drier was
eonght in marriage by two suitors—the one an exiled
Prince, heir to the fortunes and traditions
of the French empire, and the other the son
and heir tv an Frig'ish earldom. She gave h.e
hand to the latter, end at the time everyone said the
in • eorltly point of new the young lady had made the
better match hinting out of view altogether the moral
consideration that the Prince was esteemed in aociety
miagybus 01 a maseais mkt, while the young Fiseount
was one of the most amiable, rising. and philanthropic
among our youthful nobility. The Prince was very
much in love, and much chagrined at the lady's
preference for his rival. A year after the lady
hemme Visoonnters Ebrington. the unauocesefnl suitor
became Prince President of the French Republic
and five years after he was proclaimed Emperor of the
Tres& The Fisciountess Ehrington„ must hen been
more or less than • woman if she had not sometimes
thought of the Inillant destiny of her former suitor. and
of the imperial diadem which might have "need her
fair bros. About this time her husband, in the
neelous sand courageous discharge of his official
duties, visited • peblie building, the inmates
of which were suffering from one of the foetus of
srmotie disease. He caught the contagin, was pros-
trated by fever, and for many weeks his lifewasderguirerl
of. He was nursed with all womanly deeotion by the
Conntees, hut only emerged from the nick room with
the lore of his eyesight. For months his eyes, "bereft
of light, their seeing had forgot." Time and the skill
ef his physicians have brought an alleviation of his
oalam ty." It will be known to our readers that the
present Emperor of the French wan one of the
witnesses at the ea wrings Of Miss Hamer (the late
Countess) at Come church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

Court anb fashionable lEntilligrnce.

Tan labourer's 'replayed on the Priers§ of Wales
estate at Sandringham, received an ample supply of
beet to keep Christmas with.
le is expected that the Priestess Helena will be eau'
fisted in March, the Primmer of Wales in April, sod
the Princess Teek in May.
TH3 Queer, assisted by the Royal family, distributed
Chrtstrass gifts on Mondity afternoon to the labourers
and their wives on the Osborne estate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

VRICIOL

Artificial Teeth set in pure Gold, per tooth Si.; per
.it t 8; set in the beet prepared Indian rubber, eat ot
hard gums, from 3a. to Se. per tooth; or El to £5 pet
double mt. Teeth entreated, is. to 2a. Stopped, la
Cleaned, 2.. Teeth regulated.
79, ST. THOM AS STREET, WEYMOUTH,

THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
IT SEARCH iNG AND HEALING PROPERTIE‘ Alf
KNOWN ••D RE OGNIRED THROUGHOUT
7 HE WORLu

number of year. tide Invokes/4e Ottomoot bee stood Um
teat of public *Woo (the longer known the better app.
abated) la a testimony of Itself more marimba than anything
that could be writtoo In praise of It. truly wonderful boiling
properties. In the con of bad logo bad breast; sores, wounds,
nod akar, its effect is marrelloua For ringworm. maid-bend,
manful*, and diens of Use skin go ersl4' there Is no remedy
to be compared to It. When smideowly rubbed ore the
at. (previously well batMd lanth worm water) this 01-431141.
M quickly ateorbe I Into the erne= and cleineek in its
pamage. every part to which It is applied.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

POOL&

Tut dice of Mr. To Riekinan, as Otrilsankri
wse declared void at a special wowing of the Town
Council en Thursday Ws, in omarquenes of his
baring bees (scatted a hanknipt.

•
1111N4NS• LIMN AND WILKINSON'S WORKMEN.
The own employed et Meters. Lewin and Co.'s foundry
have subscribed Ed la Al. for the widows and orphsns
nisde destitute by the Barnsley °other, explosion. The
anionnt be. bees' fowarded to the klanaton-house and
, eaknowledged.

Tuartaaxes Fiartvai- Tb• 1
festival in eommemorstion of the Temperance Hall took '
plass no Thursday evening, when about 130 persons
partook of tea in the building, the whole of the proem%
of which were appropriated to the fund for wiping off
the debt, of which about 11300 mamma. after tea
very interesting evening was spent. Ur. J. Harker
occupied the chair, and gave the opening address, whieh
waa followed, in the course of the evening, by speechet
from the Rev. El Hinds and S. Knell, sad Mr. C. Curtis.
The twooyedings were much enlivened by the singing of
' the Temperanea Choral Chas, who gave the following
Meoes :--80:4 and chorus, " I want no wine map flow.
ing ;" glee, ' To mariners of England," song and chorus
" Hail to the Fountain ;" part wing. "holiday Morn;"
glee, "The Social glass ;" sod the chorus, " Now pray
we for our eountry."

Bonouos Friday.—Before Alderman
Wantsll and G. R. Penney, F.q. —Thomas Stick land
Shepherd was brought up in custody of Superinten.
dant Clifford on the charge of threatening to murder
Eluzi Retford, widow of the late Captain Raiford,
about one o'clock on the morning of ihristmas-day.
It appeared that priitouer's wife and child were at
Wire Retford'a house, and prisoner went thither for
the porpoise of demanding them, and also of demand.
mug payment of £lOO, which be said he bad lent to
the late Captain Rettord. He threatened to murder
Mrs. Betford, sod beat in the panels of the trout
door and shutters of her residence in Kingland-place.
As he had before oonduoted himself with similar
violence, Mrs. &afford was afraid he would do her
some bodily injury, and she asked that he might be
bound over to keep the pesos. The Bench suitably
commented on prisouer's behaviour, and ordered
him to enter into his own recognisance. in £2O, and
to find two sureties is £lO each, to keep the pesoe
for two months, or in default to be imprisoned for
that period. Being usable to find the required
soietise, he was taken to the borough gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

SOUTH kIIPTON.

CIMINTW•II FAIL —There never W 64 a finer display
of Christianise edibles exhibited in the shops of the
various parveyon than at the present Melon; nor was
the quantity ever am:waded. An immense importation
of poultry has taken pleas by the Bonth-Western
Company's boats from the Channel Islands and Freon.;
their weight may be estimated by hundreds of tons, •
great portion of which is consigned to London.
Amongst the importations from France by Moos.
Pouppevelle, were onwards of 100 remarkably floe
beasts, ranging from 45 to 80 lean. Their quality was
4:sliding': Pod-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

Lialmialk..

POOLE.

ittentoW•ng Ilentets.—A meeting le tattherffia4lll €ll
the objects; of the society ter the Propagation cif the
00Vol in Foreign Parts, was held in the schoolroom, at
Comb ie tion Mill, at seven o'clock on Thursday se'isnight.
The rector, Rae. E. Dsniels, filled the chair. The
meeting commenced with singing, and pnyen wen
reed be the Rev. K. Coombef. The chairman called the
attention of his hearers to the object which had drawn
them together, and explained the more inumilisc"
cause which had led them to form • distinct
branch of the 'meaty at Constitution Hill, sod
hoped that be • common effort they should be enabled
to send to the isseirty as lairs suns, (namely IL6). as
they bad collected in this school duriog the last eight
months for the expenses of the church at this end
of Hippo pariah. The chairman then introduced the
Rev. Mr. Blank., who pve • short but eonoissaceonot of
the founrlatioe of a mission on the River Pougus in
Western Africa. Rev. Mr. William", of Loneliest, nest
spoke and drew an apt comparison between the inhabi-
tant. of this didrict and those of our countrymen •ho
have colonised distant lands, remarked the thriving
1 and industrious character of the people, the surprieing
quietuses' with which houses were springing up here,
the great majority being inhabited by the men who have
built and now own them, men who live by weekly
, wages; the parish church being four miles distant,
the growing necessity there is for building • church on
the bill, and ultimately another at New Town. The
speaker then enlarged upon the sympathy (here
especially) which should be felt for times who in
• distant and foreign land are so much further from
the means of obtaining the knowledge of salvation.
The main addresees of the evening, which followed tbe
necond hymn, and was delivered be the Rev. H. C.
Unstable formerly a missionary in Indio, caudated of
discriptive matter of missionary fields in Canada, Routh
Africa, and Hindoosten, interspersed with those interest-
ing anecdotes which usually embellish icissionary
speeches. The meeting concluded with hymn and
prayer. 'l'be sum Collected amounted to Ll 2s. Old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

enGsiastitai Intztlignite.

Tne Pall Mall Gazelle says —" It le reported that
Lord Cranboree has offered thu Bishoprie of Oaleutte
to upwards of twenty renUemea, sad that it is dill
vadat."

Ws (Herold) tuaderstand that the Rev. James
Fraser. iwebeedary of Salisbury, and the Rev. J. S.
Woodford, examining chaplain of the Bishop of Oxfords
bays declined to allow themselves to be nominated for
the Bishopric of Calcutta.
flurimat. correspondents of the NOlRCOlVOrlailicall
upon the Independent ministers. if they "multi eon.
'latently oppose Ritualism, to abandon the owe of the
Geneva gown. This, it is urged. they are especial/7
bound to do after the proof which the Bishop of Orford
gave in his late Marge of its Romish orign.
THu ultra-Rituallats decline to abandon those
practiees end ceremonies which their own lawyers have
declared illegal; indeed, in some instance., a further
development of ceremonial has taken place. At St.
Alban's, Holborn, • place now of some notoriety,
incense was used on Cluistmae-day, misuser of ritual
that have given so much offense wire oustinned, and
hymns were interpolated at different parts of the Coos
manioc mato& On the same day the incumbent of
• 11041 bf al. Stoke Newington, Placed six candlestick"
on the altar without the knowledge of the church-
wardens.

Trinsta Tn. POW', Diatcrion.—Witb reference to
"B. G. o.'s" charges against Dr. Pussy, " As English•
woman" writes :--As on* of three who ham been under
Dr. Pussy's direction, I feel impelled to slate something
In relegation of the calumnies which are in daily
simulation respecting him. I Ind made my
acelseion to him ea a young merriest woman, and
he senatenad to allow me to Immo to him at intervals
mail his inners obliged him for a time to
desist from work, By las, and by all who have
stood in this rektioo to Dr. Posey, the Rations propa-
gated by " &G. 0. will ho taken for what they are
north; but far the sake of those whom they mis-
lead I beg to state-1. flat! was subject to no painful
invartigation of family or personal matters.-2. That no
question was at any time asked it. which could by any
possible oonstruatioo be shown to be ladelicale or sugges-
tive of evil. 3. That no threat of velum' of absolution
was ever hinted a 4. That no oenramion was used to
make me go frequeutly to °mile/Glom On the other
hand, I found flat white I sought—kind fatherly
daims; senistame in knowing my own bean ; advice
as to maduat ; guidance in mem sad &maim ;
Suomi in the Eaclish Church; imasoumpaseat to
persevere; 85.117, absolution from pint, ropsaMd
and therein etrength to go an alpha in the Melon,
virtue against the world, the leak and the devil.
This, sir, I will mom to my, is • fair samtleDr.
Pussy' treatment of thoss who seek his aid. are
the weamee width Satan dreads, and" B. G. 0."
likewise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

BLANDFOR D.

Bounoom Pouce, Dec. 241h.—Before the Mayor
and W. C. Fincbam, Rm.—Thomas Stanley, nen,
and Thomas Stanley, jun., pleaded guilty to • °barge
of unlawfully reposing two horses, and a donkey from
the custody of Me police, and were twitch fio•d 23e.
including costs. The fines were paid.

CHRIMITMAS FARM A excellent show of prime
Christmas meat was exhibited by both oar town aad
mammy hub:kers for this festive season, and met
with ireedy sale ; nor were the delicacies wanting.
Mr. Short provided an ample supply of line turkeys
and gams. and the grocers and imafectionewe win-
dow. looked very tempting with rich cakes and
fruits.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

DORSET COUNTY MUSEUM AND LIBRARY.

The annual meeting was held at the reading-room
yesterday afternoon, Captain Grins in the chair.
The following report was read by the Bev, C. W.
Bingham, one of the hon. sees. :
" The Council have to announce several more
portent contributions than usual to the collection during
the pest year. The Committee of the Weynion.h
Museum, having broken op that institution,. kindly
handed over to us !several interesting stbnoll and
natural history specimens. Yrs. Klbabeth Warne, of
Pen Hill, near Yeovil, has also presented, besides some
carious specimens of shells, ha, a very handsome let of
old plats, ancient watch, ha. Some steps have been
&him towards a proposed amelpsmation of the Museum
with the School of Art. end Working Men's Institute,
by which means a building might be erected, and
an institution established which would be more
worthy of the objects which it severally has in
view. Robert Willlams, Esq. end H. G. Start,
Seq., Dlr. have expressed thent;islves most fiorourahly
on the saltier, which, however, is in too preliminary.
condition, for any &emits statement. A decision of
the Judicial Committee of the House of Lords having
determined that this and all other kindred property is
liable to rates, a very swims question now arises se to
how this additional burden can he met. Some claims
have already been received and dieobarged ;still the
tressurer's account presents a small balance, after.
having deposited the late Hari of Debeateirs legacy or
£5O, without including • sum of £l3 13e. 3d., lately
contributed by the member of the Dorset Book Club,
with the proviso that it should be applied specially to
the museum and library."
The treasurer's assocrent shows receipts 2146 11s. 11d.,
of whi b 10e. 64. is sabseriptions, and the payments
amount to £147 7s. id. leaving • balance in hand of
Cl 4.. 104
_ . _ _

On the models et tb• Rev. C. W. bea, seeonded
by Kr. J. the report wee erieM to be painted
sad eirealated se masa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

CHIPPENHAM.

Pates or Mnai.---Bcane of oar bobber' have
made a redaction in the prioe of meat. Lee of
mutton may now be obtained in Chippenharo at Sad.
per pound; prime cute of beef for mooting or boiling
at Bd. per pound ; other jointe at reduced prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

Corrroponbente.
PROPHETS AND MARTYRS.
To at Editors.

I received a letter from • gent., who says the
great Marquis of Westminster, who lives down
under Shaftesbury hill, has set hint to fieli all round
Me parishes here about, and find out if there be any
what he calls Ritualistic Practises ('tis a long word,
air, and I hope I have got it right), and if there be,
I am to tell Min, for the Protestant Church and & lot
besides, be mys, is in danger. and be and this great
Marquis, who he says is • terrible friend of hien, are
the only two chaps in England (besides 5.G.0.), that
can pat it all right.
Now ibis gent., I have heard, aetil up for • bit of
a prophet, and knows all about the beast,— I mean
halo the Revelations, in fact, he is the Dr. Cum-
ming. of Wiltshire—"immieg man," 1 MN going to
say, if you will steams a pun, but prophets ant
always true.
I have read something about these things in the
papers like everybody Mee, and there seem to be a
few very foolish person, shout jolt now, but not in
our neighbourhood, thank God; happily, WO as little
know what them new vestments, otc., are, as many
.1 them know why they use them, and I don't me
the good this here prophet is to do with his meddling,
and I am a plain man and I don't like sneaking, so
I just took the letter to our parson, who is a quiet
sort of man, for hie advice, and he told me, "better
leave • fool in his folly, and put the letter behind
the grate," and so I did, and then a Wiltshire friend
whimpered the paper smelt • little of electioneering
soap wrapped op in fern leaves, to be mt by-and.
by to the tone of " Groves of Blarney."
But now, since than I have been in trouble, for at
Blandford dinner that dear good jolly man, the
rector, mid he was ready to be burned se a martyr
for the Protestant religion, and though we did all
leach and scream at the fun he made when he mid
en I do hope these" Ritual." an't going to bens Una,
just think, bow he Mould frizzle I It would be a
charity to relieve my mind about this, so I have
writtmi to aak you if you think he is going to be
made • bonfire of, for if he be in danger I mutt
join the Prophet and the Marquis to help hint.
Yaws faithfully.
Dec. 28. A CEIDACHWARDEN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

PORTLAND.

8111 WRAC/. —M. E. Mori& has invented a
process for eztracting iodine and bromine from sea
wrack, which promisee to be profitable. Attempts
hive bon made before in ibis direction, but the
process was always too costly, and therefore a Qom.
mercial failure.

ANCIINT ORDIR 07 FORNOTIRS, 00VRT Pig-
lIRVIRANCI, No. 2432. —This Court boa been opened
some five or Ws yeen only, and now the members
have in the funds (or &violin Beck), some £742.. 4d.,
and with other properties the total value of the
Court arnoonts to 108 ss. 7d. This is highly
satisfactory.
LONDON RLOONSTROCTID WITH PORTLAND

STOSIL —The Standard published on Christmas
Day • very remarkable paper, which probably was
very little read—an asoount of the reroonstruction
of fashionable Loudon, now in progress under the
Grosvenor family. Owner of the soil from the went
side of Bood•strest to Slostne.equare, in Chelsea, of
an estate, that is, which includes all Tyburaia, all
Belgravia, and all Pimlic., boasting the finest
and most secure rest toll in Europe, and
possessed with the passion of business, the Marquis
of Westminster is in his own distrist almost as
powerful as Id Hausman in the Department of the
Seine, "Landlord of the House of Commons," and
with whole batches of Peers among his tenantry, an
application of his for a private Act is sure to meet
with attention, while his right of destruction as
ultimate Landlord is, as the lessee fall in, more
complets than that of the Parisian Prefect. If the
writer in the Standard is sot misinformed, and he
most have derived some at law* of his dude from the
ruling architect, for be details plans as yet not
commenced, the Grosvenore will before 1880
have turned a eauT of brick and Atom into •
city of Portland atone, As each batch of lathes fall
the houses are to come down. even Groevenor-sqiutre
being doomed, and the leaseholders either rebuild
them on the plan framed by Mr. Candy and approved
by the Marqsia, or the landlord does it himself.
The Marquis, strong in his wealth, his proprietary
rights, and his breadth of design, will carry out in
South-west London just the revolution which Par.
Flamini will one day bare to carry out is the East.
—Spectator.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

REMOVED! REMOVED!!

HU HERBERT, Cumairr BLANDroRD, begs
to inform the Public tilti lie hu REMOVED
to more convenient premiere. (notiositvlsm arbg."
sad Bird's, and neat door to Mr. George Wareham's).
H H. takes this opportunity of returning thanks for
past favours, and •hilst soliciting a continuance of the
emu, pledgee himself to execute all orders pump*
sad awarately.
N. B. —Nun. bet pare Drop sad Cbmitaalt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

BTALBRIDGE.

CONCIRT. —On Thursday an evening entertain-
ment was given by the Stalbridge Amateur Negro
Minstrels in the Leiters Hall. The entertainment
oonsisted of vocal and instrumental music, well
selected and capitally arranged. The hall wt.
crowded to excess, many being unable to gain ad-
mittance. The entertainment was on the whole
qn item swoons, and front the frequent roars ofapplause
and remorse, it was evident the audience were highly
gratified. The proceeds will be devoted to the
funds of the 12th Dorset Volunteer Rifles.
TEL Marron. —The anneal tea meeting in con-
nection with the Wesleyan chapel was held on
Wednesday last, in the public room, Station-road,
upwards of 200 being present. At • quarter to
seven a public meeting was bald, when the room
was crowded. Mr. Benjafield, of Ebbeelx.nrne.
presided, and addressee were delivered by Mr. O.
Stickland, of Milborne Port; Mr. Berets, of Shaftes-
bury ; Mr. Lyon, and the Rev. R. Fie" of
Sherborne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

WINTERBORNE STICKLAND.

CHILIIMILI Eve AT THE Attn.—Through the
kindness of the Baron Hsenbro, he children attend-
ing the parochial school in this parish were invited
to spend the eve of Christmas Day at the Abbey.
The farmers kindly furnished oonveyances to take
them there, and on their arrival they received •
hearty welcome from the baron, and were meditated
to the WV&llte hall, where they were regaled with
• plentiful supply of tea and plum cake, after per.
taking of which May mug some Christmas enrols
with admirable time sad effect, and the boron then
gave a shilling to sack child present. After this,
they were taken to mother apartment in the abbey,
where • display of humorous soenes by • magic
lantern greedy amused and delighted them, as their
repeated shouts of laughter fully proved. But now
cams the great neat el the evening. Leaving the
room where they had been so much amused, they
were conducted to the magnikent hall, where a
splendid Christmas tree bad been lighted up for
their gratificiation. h was amusing to me the astonish-
ment the children showed on their munteamees
when entering this apartment, which must have
appeared to them like • fairy palace, and the effect
of the surprise they felt will doubtless be remembered
by them all the reenainieg portion of their lives.
After gazing at this spinach) to their hearts' content,
they were made to experience the more solid
elitism of participating in the fruits so lavishly
dieplayed theme. Bet, prior to doing so, each of
Meal received • more useful present in the shape of
some comfortable article of alothing—quastities of
which were heaped an tables in the ball, and them
were distributed by the ladies of the abbey. After
receiving them they danced to • marry tune round
the Christmas tree, and than remitted • plentiful
share of its treas. They then marched back to the
servants' hall, and here received another plentiful
supply of cake—so bounteous, indeed, that many—
my wet of them—were unable to eat it all. Bat,
mutiny to the old adage "set all and pocket none,"
they were allowed to pocket all they could not est.
Having now fully *Misted every want, they were
directed to return to the vehicles in which they had
been conveyed to the abbey—but on paring out of
the barou's mansion each child had a good plain bun
givea him to take home. The way, though dark
and gloomy, was peeled in glee sod merriment, and
on arriving opposite the schoolhouse a erowd of
parents were found waiting far their children, each
of whom had to beer a long story of the sights their
little ones had seen, and • pooket fell of premeds to
receive which they had hroaght home from the
abb.y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

meneed Rookie* Bees etberwarde Yr. Cenniagbem
I,,came inseneible, Ned it Is believed be bad been
iromeed, thougis the UM= employed Lave not yet been
ascertained.

Tay NOIIIIIOII/111 ; DOA= OF TIM 00110,(134
—At the private examination oa Wednesday, before,
she Nottingham snagist-atos, of John sod MarjWataon..
the TWISJIM charged with the marder ol Henry Raynor.
at Carlton, Nottiogbamshirs, IS vie announced th•lo
Chridorlier Samna. Req.. the serener for the county,
was dead. It will be r. membered that the d.olaccd.
who condoeted tho inquest, arljoarned the inveraigetiou
soul the let of Janitor', for the production of for bar
evid-nee, No that a difficulty will now be experientid is
the loquiiy. The we against the we
pricaurrs is ("dually &savouring a more aations eha ao.
ter, 'videoss of a very peetilior nature hoeing reeesoly
burn brought forward. The dimmed gentiew was
seventy-four yews of ege, and was highly respected bye
large chide of friends sad relatives, by whom hi. deurtau
Is very much regretted.
A L,110113 BRUTAL Illaerma Or • WWII. —Otk Chrid-
nags Nemeth, body of Rm. H. Wegner was found lathe
vein dais ow her husband's farm, near Gavel, Derby-
shire. That husband of the decreased WSJ looked epos hi
the locality as a very violent man, and had been divorced
from a former wife on thy ground of ernelty. He Lad
only been married two months to the deceased, but Lad
in that time reportedly assaallad her. Load end pierc-
ing shrieks were beard from Um farm-boom on Christ.
mm heel, and saltempaently the deeramed wan men, her
Inc., Dowered with blood, mooing from the boom, per.
suel by her husband, in she direction of the vein dam,
into which she either fell or wee pushed. The darn
was not very deep. but on the police. who had been
informed of the affair, arrivin: oo the spot they found
the dead hotly of Mrs. Warner ii the water. The head
and farm of decesaed were 141011killjl, out and bruised.
It appeared that bee husband, after throwing her, or
toeing her fall, into the dam, bed:gooe home, whets is
woe arrested by the polies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

BIRTH&

December IS, at Virginia Water. Seism, Parrs'', the
wile of Mr. Edwin 241•Ington,ol • son.
Decomber 23, at Tunbridge Wells, the wife of the
Bee. Edgar Banderiond, m. 0.., of.. danghter.
December 24, Blandford, the wife of Mr. W. James,
of a daughter.
D. °ember 24. at Ralasbury, the wife of the Bev. R.
Phillips, of • ann.
December 25. at Wetly Rouen Dorset, the wife of
W Wit L. dye, 12.4.. of. ma.
December 27, at (Nadi:one Rectory, Nine, Will., Ile
wf. of lb., Rey. Gilbert Lyon, of • ma.

MARRIAGE&
December 24, at Si. George's. Southwark, * the
Rev. Samuel Robinson, Henry, eldest ion of the late
Henry Owe, of Milbourne St. Andrews end Bare Regis,
Dovet, to Georgians Ann, widow of the late Edward
Atkinson, of Stoke Newington, and third daughter of
lb. late Thom.. Prench,fol Claremont, Surrey.
DeosrobeY 26, at Stepney Choral. London, by the
!UV. Dr. C. lelynd,. Mr. Charles Jones, to Sophia
Alice, fourth daughterlofilh. S. Moore, of Weymouth.
December 25, at All Saints' Church, Criledonia.road,
lalingMn, by the Rev. C. Laurance, Mr. Thomas
Everett, of Amesbury, Ito Miss E. Cram, of Stour,
Dorset.
December 25, at the Intleredent Chapel, Fording-
, brilge, by the Rev. B.4Williams, of Ciipplestyle, Mr.
George Mathews, to Miss Mary A. Wing.
' December 26. at the, Weeleyantehapel, St. Mem,
Cornwall, by the Rev. J. Overton, Mr Teter William*,
of Salisbury. to Mary,lthird daughter of Mr. Th-mas
Rowse. St. Agnes.
Droembyr, 2.6. at:the:District Church oft. Dorid's.
Llandyaseil, by the Rev. W. T. Vale, ioctimbent of Percy
Chapel, Loader', Dminana, youngest ma of the late
Charles Curme, E.q., of Dorchester, to Louisa Jane,
youngest daughter of William Webster, 1 Esq., Lilly.
Orly., Cardiganshire.
At St; Mary's Sturminstar Marshall, Donee. by the
Rae. C. K. Paull, assisted by the Rev. H. K. Cornish,
father of the bridegroom, Frauds Warns Cornish. Req.,
of Eton College, to Blanebe, emend daughter of the
late Hon. William Ritchie, Member of te• Conned of
the Governor-General of India.

DEATHS.

December 19, suddenly, at Bournemouth, George
Aleminder Skinner, Assistant Commiasary-Geonal,
aced 51.
December 90, at Dorchester. Harry the eldest son of
Si,. H. Best, of Deerlish, aged 14 years.
December 23, at Blaodford, Mks Mary Crow, aged
15.
December 24, at Blandford, Mr. T. Plaine, aged
36.
Decembei24,'at Glourestaetodge,ll4. Leonards.oe-
Sea, the beloved wife of Hastings Blathaniel Kiddletoo,
Req.. of Bradford Pavers% Dorset.
December IN, at Ifarkstefseets'lPoole, Mr. Phillip
StiLkland Hood, area 56.
Decenther 25, at Purewell, Christchurch, Mr. Alfred
Tucker, aged 47 years.
December 26„et Hans worthy, near Poole, Mrs. lleadua,
aged 74 yeere
December 22, aged 65,:tbe Rev. Charles Grey Cotes,
for more than 40 years rector of Stanton St. Watts,
wilts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

CHARLTON MARSHALL

WORKING Mso's CLUB. —On Thursday lad the
members of this alai, held their annual tea and ball at
their club room, which were prettily decorated for the
occasion with Chriatines berries end evergreens, and
mottoes, "Prosperity to the projector of Charlton
Club,' "Health and hopping= to Mr. and Mrs.
Bullard," "Teaching for all, preferenee for none."
"Self reliance," he. In front of the entrance door the
viritor was greeted with that pleavine word "Welcome,"
and the whole arrangements reflected great credit on
the committee of manvemint. About 00 eat down to
an excellent tea, the axle supplied by lir. C. Rolls, of
Blandford, was highly Oommeudod by the guests. At
the conclusion of the tea, T. Id Bastard, Esq., addressed
a few words of kind eneouragement to the member,.
He congratulated them on it. prosperity during the past
year, for though they bad bot quite no many members
as formerly, they had • sufficient number to carry it on,
and their funds showed • small baton= in hand. Many
clubs had been established sines theirs wu formed, but
Is one particular most of them differed from theirs, and
that was the admission of females to all the advantages
of the club the same as the males. He had spoken in
tumour of this plea in London and other plums, but it
. . . . .

he-ii;ot—been—reeTive-d—witi-ihat--fa-v;;;11.-e—c—oi;ld have
wished. He considered that considerable good wee
likely to be conferred on both the female* themselves
and Alm on the clubs by mush admissions. Mr. Butiard
ooncluted his remarks by wishing thoro precook • happy
new year and a element eveninc. The tables were then
cleared, and the room prepared for dancing; by this
time the company was increased to about 100, and
discoing commenced about seven o'clock, and nies heist
up with good spirit till about one, Mr. Bastard leading
off the dance. King's quadrille band was present and
gave every satisfaetion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-01

TH-R-COUNTY HOUSIL

Cider and olarat Cupe—How to Brew Al. Cups—
Glaagow Punch—Nuremberg Puma—Word Punith—
American Lemonade—Drink with Smoke—Cherry
Brandy—Holland Elder Wine—s Simple Cooler—to
Clesn Jewellery—Detect Lad in Water—Preserve
Wood—Remove the Smell of Tobacco—Prevent Guns
Rusting—Jets and Blacking for Boots and Haroem—to
Varnish ilorns—Oestroy Criokets—Food for Bose—to
Preserve Eggs—Waterproof Cloth—Remove Grease,
Paint, Ink, and Fly Spots—Sharpen Tools—Mend
Chine—Clean Marble and Silver, and Cure Smoky
Chintoey*--Jammese Cement—Liquid Glue—Furniture
Paste—to prevent Blistered Foot—to take out Stains in
Hunting Coate.
THE KITCHEN AND LARDER.
Soap for the r—A DSO LOOdO Of 00410g—Nonies-
berg Gi —Mutton Broth—to Clean Cider Casks
—Artichoke Soup—Cold Salmon—Savoury Jelly
Pickier for Hams and Baton—lL Boyers Pi kl•—to
sweeten Tainted Fish—to Candy Fruit—Render Boiled
Fish Finn—Keep Better Sweet for Team—Remove •
Tight Stopper —Preterve Milk—Prevent Moths—Dietinguish Mushroom from Poisonous fungi.
Constituents of Standard Gold and Silver.
Our Riposte this year.
AGRICULTURAL MEMORANDA.
Sheep-dipping Compontion—Harness Paste —Neat's-
foot Oil—Litne--Spiteful Bees—lmports of Wheat in
4313—H0w to get rid of Thittlee—When to Wsah Horses'
Legs—Gypsum in Stables—How to Destroy Rate--
Food for Dairy Cows Management of Fowls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

DORCHESTER.

CHILD SPANS TO DIATit. —lAtt Wednesday
&erase's, a (Mild between 3 and 4 years of age,
named Louisa VOSS, the daughter of • labourer,
living in Fordington, was left alone in the
house for a short time, when she went to the un-
guarded fire, her pinafore was caught in • blase,
and she was fearfully burnt, No much so that she
died three hours after, though ill that could pm-
cagy be done to save her life was done at the Dorset
County EloopitaL