The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-15 00:00:00

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY
(ESTABLISHE) 1777) AND
SOUTHERN COUNTIES ASSOCIATION.
Parson: H.R.H. the PRINCE of WALES, K.G.
Panama:FT: The MARQUIS of LANSDOWNE.
CENTENARY MEETING,
Bath, Aim 4th, 15th. 6th, '7th, and Bth, 1877.
sotvd, so,, G
REAT EXHIBMON
„11,70.4 v of LIVE STOCK,
o toi.„ POULTRY. CHEESE,
c. MACHINERY, IMPLE-
MENTS WORKS of ART, and
• ORTIeULTURAL SPECI-
g NS.
JOSIA.H GOODWIN,
nrrro 4%.t, Secretary.
•4 1148 's-,e
e
1877.

MR. S. JACKSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, &c.,
B'S respectfully to state that he undertakes
and conducts matters of business in the follow-
ing Departments :
ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEYING.
Plans and Specifications of New Buildings of every
description, or Alterations. Sanitary and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work of all kinds Surveyed. Measured, and
Valued.
Bills of Quantities and Estimates Prepared.
Surveys and Valuations of Dilapidations and Repairs.
Estates Surveyed, and Plans of same Prepared.
Land laid out for Building Purposes.
VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Land, House, and other Property Valued-
Estates managed and Rents Collected.
Accounts Prepared. Arbitrations undertaken.
Advice rendered to Persons ahout to purchase or lease
Property.
Business undertaken in any part of the Oeunty.
OFFICIS : 7. MITCHELL STREET. WEYMOUTH

THOS. G. BRYER,
ANCTIONNER AND APPRAINNX
DORCHESTER.
PBOBATI AND PUBLICANS' VALUATIONS.
Orrics--16. WOLLASTON VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.
Selecting Emigration Agent for the Queensland
Government.
FREE PASSAGES IN GOOD SIIIPS.
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Marrs Mm Accoutre Couuerzo.
SOUTH WESTERN RAlLWAY-
willrsuirma ROLI 04 IS.
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CHEAP EXCURSION TO LONDON.
1
ON MONDAY, Mat MAT, and every Monday
thereafter, a SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION
TRAIN for LONDON, calling at the undermentioned
Stations as follows :
MAIIOO use Naivete London and back.
First Clam. Third Clam.
L. I . S. d
Leave Portland . . —at 7.40 13 0
„ Weymouth " SSA I 21 12
„ Dorchester •• • tie 21 12 0
Moreton „ 5361 20 110
„ Wool .. 9.42 _ 4,4 11 0
„ Warel;in. VSS 10 6
„ Ban,Trorthy. „ 101. 0 101.
„ asollrorthy Jets.. 10 8 tO 0 10 6
„ Parkstone „ 9.21
„ Pole ...........9.27
Wimborne 10.26 I 17 0 10 0
Arrive London (Water-
-100 Bridge)...... about 319

rro SERVE this Season, in Dorchester and
1 Neighbourhood, at El each Mare and 51. 6d.
the Groom "MERRY MONARCH" (late "Bay
Prince "), and "SIR WALTER," the property of
MI. SII IT HEED.
"Merry Itlonarch " (late "Bay Prince is rising
Nix years old, is a bright Bay, stands 16 hands 21n.
high. and is an excellent worker. He has proved
himself a sure ('al getter, his stork is of excellent
quality Mill temper, and fetches the highest prices.
Sir Walter," sire " Farmer's Glory," is a bright
Bey, rising four years old, stands 16 hands high,
geod worker, and very promising.
The Groom's Fee to be paid at the time of
the remainder on or before the 24th JUNE, or
be charged for collecting.
One of the Horses will be in attendance on Wednes
days and Saturdays in Dorchester.

X. H. TILLEY,
WATCH MAKER. JEWELLER
SILVERSMITH AND ENGRAVER,
413, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,
HAS A NICE ASSOIETNE-ST OP
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELLERY, AND
ELECTRO-PLATE,
BAROMETERS, SPECTACLES, de.,
WHICH HZ IS OFFERING AT VERT LOW PRICES.
Repairs in every branch of the trade done on She
premise&
Electro Gil,ling. Platin4, and Engraving done in the
best style and at moderate charges.
SEWING MACHINES BY THE BEST 'NI A RFRS
Old Macho., and Cold and Satyr Watches Lutighl or
I's/an in Exchange,

B. AND C. BROWNING,
BOOKSELLERS, STA TION ER q, NEWSAGENT
Dealers in Patent and Homeopathic
medicines.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PERFUMER)",
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHKSTEIL
(GENTS FOR THE PUBLICATIONS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Bookbinding exceeded icdh visaing-Is and dispatch
CEMENT DEPOT, WEYMOUTH.
J. INNES,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,
COMMERCIAL ROAD,
NEAR THE DAM.
Retails from Stock—Francis and Co.'s, Portland,
Medina, Roman, Keene's, and l'arian Cement.
Plaster of Paris in large or small quantities.
Glsized Socket Pipe., Closet Pans, and Traps,
Chimney Pots, Fire Bricks, and Lumps, Air Bricks,
Roman and Plain Roofing Tiles.
Purbeck Steps, Paving, and Troughs; Doulton
and Jenning's Tern Cotta Glazed Sinks, Vases,
&c. • Prepared Deal Mouldings, Skirtings, Doors,
Widows, &c.
Estimates on Application.

PHOTOGRAPHY!
J. SINGLETON,
PHOTOGRAPHER,
SHIREHALIrPLACE, DORCHESTER,
(Um OF HIGH WLST-STREET),
BEGS to inform the Public generally that he
has OPENED an ESTABLISHMENT for
COPYING PHOTOGRAPHS and WORKS of
ART, of every description.
By his new process J.S. is enabled to guarantee all
copies equal to the original.
Carte de Visites, six for 2s. id.: twelve for 3e. 6d,
Send Carte, with name and address, to
J. SINGLETON,
SHIREHALL-PLACE, DORCHESTER.
All copies, with the original, returned Post Free.
All orders to be seconspeakd by Stamps. or P. 0.0.
N.B.—COPYING DoNE ONLY.

WILLIAM TILLEY,
BUILDER, Ike., ea,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
TNFORMB the Public and the Trade that he
keeps a STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pipes, Closet Pans and Traps, Oven Burs, Fire
Bricks Deals, Slates, Bridgwater Tile, Garden
Edging of Different Patterns, Terra Cons, Vases, and
different other Fancy Articles of the same Material.
A VARIETY OF
READY-WORKED HEADSTONES.
Of different De 47,11., ly_pt in Stock for SALE, and may
W
be seen at the STONE OMILS, PEASE.LANIS, or at RESI-
DENCE is PRINCES-STREET (next to the Dorset County

" FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
See Dent. ch xii., v. 23.
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Xark—" Blood 1111.1rS1ara.")
THE SPRAT BLOOD 'PURIFIES END ILISTOEIR.
FOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
Impurities cannot be too highly recommendeiL
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Disease., and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Obi Sores
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cure. Blackhead., or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
Cures Glandular Swellings
Clews the Blood from all impti rematter
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleaaant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to teat its value.
Thomann& of Testi,nonials f roma all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. 6d. each, and in Cass, conteharg
six times the quantity, lb, each—sufficamt diet a
permanent cure in the great majority of bog
cases—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PleAteMli
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the woad, or sent to any addrea on
receipt of 30 or 132 stamps.
F. J. CLARKS, Ottmial, k-areet, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Derdsester—Sold by A. J. Evans, How, end
Durden, BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.
TILE "BLOOD PUBLFTEIL"

JAMBS F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, C4inefinaker, Paperhanger, Holm Agent
Appraiser, and Undertaker,
DORCHESTER.
SHOW-ROOMS NOW RE-BUILT
J. F. H. having now completed Alteration of
Premises respectfully invites Wm early visit.
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F URN I T U RE.
The beet and largest Stock in the County; suitable for
the MANSION AND Corracz.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto,
Painted and Decorated.
PAINTED MAPLE BEDROOM SUIT FROM £2 la,
coops SUPPLIED AT ANY CATAWCUE PRICE.
- BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED and RE-MADE.
CARPETS
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. etc.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
All Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
;
*I CLOTHS. MATS. MATTING.
In all Widths.
as - OLEU.M, CORK CARPET, kr.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Selected with the greatest care from the best and
cheapest Manufacturers.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 34. to Ins. rel. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING. PAPER-HANGING, and DECORATING.
Experienced workmen sent promptly.
PATTERN BOOKS, from all the best Maker", both
English and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
A New and Choice Selection of
CTIETONES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, itc.
rArge Norm of SECOND-BAND FURNITURE.
GOODS RIDIOTED AND Waittnorssn.
FURNITURE LENT .ON HIRE.
!Funerals Furnished and Conducted.'
Agent for the "Atlas" Insurance Company.
IN CONSEQUENCE of the decease of Mr.
JOSEPH FUDGE, the Businesses of COAL
MERCHANT and BUTCHER, formerly carried on
by him, will be conducted in future under the style of
FUDGE AND SONS,
Who take this opportunity of thanking the Clergy,
Gentry, and their Customer. generally, in Town and
Neighbourhood, for the liberal support and patronage
hitherto extended to them, and, in soliciting a further
continuance r.f the same, hope that by A ATTICS
attention to all orders entrusted to them, to merit
their future favour'.
Doschester 6th March. vra.
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com.s ! COALS!! COALS!!!
ROBERT HILL,
2, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he in now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSF.ND. I BULL° OR FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS. DEAN.
TALK 0' TR' HILL, RADSTOCK
SMITHS', MALTING.
SILKSTONE. CULM MID COKE.
R. /1. desires to call special attention to the
TALK 0' TB' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
, Bridgwater Tiles. Ac., and Grindstones.
Aorat for the Wiltshire Sark Hiring Compa no.
Doped' at the Great Western and South Western
Station., Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street. or at the office,
Greet Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.

POOLE BREWERY.
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.
.
EI'TTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed on the
Berton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and HOPS ONLY, at the
pOOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHrftE.
POOLE BREWERY.
WINES and SPIRITS of the Best Quality,
Sold at the Lowest Remunerative Price.
List of l'rices for all kinds of Beer, Ale, Porter,
Wine, and Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.
MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
iforsr AD'ANCED AT OHS DAY'S NOTICE,
from £5O to £l,OOO,
To Farmers, Householders, and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
A t his Private Offices, M, QUEEN.SQUARE
BRISTOL
N.B.—Genuine Applications immediately attended to.
Distance no object.
The Loans can be re-paid Monthly or Quarterly.
-
MONEY to LEND. —HENRY W. TATER
can be seen daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, London, directly opposite the booking
offices at London Bridge Railway Station. Cash lent
privately in Town or Country from 1:20 to £5OO on the
borrower's note of band alone, or on deeds, leases,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements. Crops, Fur-
niture without removal, trade stock, plant, &c.
Interest £5 per cent., re-payments can be arranged
to snit the borrower's convenience. No Life Insurance,
no Law Costs, and no delay. Interest added to
advance. The strictest ',icor!, ohaerred, and a written
guarantee fur... y required, that not the slightest
pnblicity rill he giren to any transaction.—Apply
personally, or by letter.
Note Addreas : HENRY W. Bout, 19, London
Bridge Station Approach, London, directly opposite
the booking offices at London Bridge Railway
Station.
MONEY immediately advanced to any
amount, from £5O and upward,s, upon every
description of security, comprising real amd.
personal estate, farming stock, reversions,
annuities, furniture (without removal), life
policies, and any other tangible personal
security. No charFes made or commission
taken, and the strictest secresy will in all
1 cases be observed.
, Interest an follows, viz. :
'On freehold or lesseholls, from 3 per cent, per annum,
personal security from 4 per cent. per annum,
other securities at equally reasonable rates.
pplicants are requested to apply in the first instance
by letter containing full particulars, in order
to save unnecessary troub'e, to Frederick
Hawkins, Earl., 9, Great Russell-street,
Bloomsbury, London, W.C.

SC II W EPPE'S MALVERN SELTZER.
SCMWEPPE'S SODA WATER.
SCHWEPPE'S LEMONADE.
i
SCHWEPPE'S POTASS WATER.
to
1 Consumers are particularly requested to ask for
CHWEPPE'S and observe Trade Mark on Labels (a
untain), as many imitations are offered to the
i blic.—To be obtained from the leading Chemists,
,I,Wine Merchants, and Grocers.

REGISTERED.—THE WORKING STEAM
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE. All Brass, on four
wheels, Boiler, Furnace, &c. Eclipses all Novelties
lot the day. Propelled by steam on circular platform
lat express speed. Poet free 20 stamps; large size 30
latamps.—W. Howanu, 7, Lett-street, Herne Hill,
ILondon.

ATERVOUS DEBILITY.—OrWs, a
Al MEDICAL WORK, showing Stamen bow
they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. tree
ow reoefot of postage stamp.— Aciclron, SICIZTAST
netitute of Anatomy. Birmhtehalm

AWARDED TO
JAMES GIBBS AND COMPANY,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
GIBBS' PURE FEEDING-CARE,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
CATTLE FOOD.
"A well-made, fresh, wholesome Feeding Cake,
possessing high fattening qualities."—Dr. Augustus
?Wicker.
"Rich in nitrogenous and carlvmaceous principlea
of the beet qualities."—Proftssor
'Excellent quality of compound of mixed Feeding
Cake."—Dr. Stemma Macadam.
"A valuable Feeding Cake —palatable and readily
digestible. Can confidently recommend it to the
stock feeder."—Dr. Charles Cameron.
Full particnlara on application.
HEAD OFFICES :
18, XABB LANE, LONDON, 8.0.
BRANCH OFFICES :
KING STREET HALL, BRISTOL; AND
GEORGE STREET, PLYMOUTH.
MITA: LIMEHOUSE, LONDON, E.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
BY ROYAL APPOINTMENT.
TO TO THE
Hot Mssrevy , „ PRINCEOFWALES,
By special warrant " -,_‘• By special warrant
dated Dec. 27, 1865 dated Feb. 10, 1866
DAY, SON, AND HEWIT'r,
The Inventors and Sole Proprietors of the "
STOCK BREEDERS' MEDIUNE CHEST
For all DISORDERS in HORSES, CATTLE,
CALVES, SHEEP, and LAMBS,
This matchless chest contains all that a Fanner can
require to keep his Stock free from disease, and in line
healthy condition, viz :
TIAY. SON, and HEWITTS "CHEMICAL
.IJ EXTRACT or GREAT PAIN DESTROYER'
prevents paining and heaving in had lambing, cures
swollen and broken udders in Ewes and Cows, and all
gangrenous wounds, cuts, and sores in all animals.
FIAT, SON, and HEWITT'S "GASEOUS FLUID
I/ or BLACK MIXTURE" stops internal pain,
colic, scour or Marlin:ea, debility, colds, shivering
fits, and great exhaustion in Horses, Oxen, Calves,
Sueep, and Lambs, imparting rare strength, vigour,
and appetite.
TIA.y, SON, and HEWITT'S "RED DRENCH or
1/ INFLAMMATION POWDER," the almost
marvellous cleansing drench; is of immense value in
checking all feverish wmpt ons after calving and
lamb-
log, rendering the ma of the Cow and Ewe copious,
pure, and wholesome for their offspring.
n AY, SON, and nEwirrs "BRONCHOLINE,'
.1/ for husk and hones in Sheep and Calves. It enters
the blood, and impregnates it with a pungent, gaseous
odour, destructive to the worm or parasite in the wind
pipe and lunge.
DAY' SON, and sEwrrrs "RED PASTE oi
CONDITION BALLS," for Mares after foaling. '
being a great purifier of the milk for the colt; it
scatters andclestroysalThumours and feverish symptoms
in Horses, and is just the remedy to restore appetite,
and impart a inoledilse condiSon.
DAY, SON, and Rewrrrs " GASEODYNE:
"CARMINATIVE CHALK," &0., are con.
tamed in these Chests.
Price of Chest complete, including "Key to
Farriery," £2 16s. 6d. sent carriage paid. Any article
can be had separately in boxes.
These important invent'. no have stood the test of
time, and are the true Farmer's Friend and Guide in
all his Cattle Diseases.
CAUTION.—Bewnre a Inn: Price! Imitations, and
see that thc some of DAY,. SON and lizwirr, i 5 so all
bottles and packets.
PRIZE MEDALS AWARDED.
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DAY, 80N, AND HEWITT,
22, DORSET STREET, BAKER STREET,
LONDON, W.; ran WANTAGE, BEER

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
-
. SANDELL'S HAIR RESTORER
is now acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation for RESTORING
GREY or FADED HAIR to its
Original Colour. It is a Certain Cure
k cZ. for Baldness and a cure eradicator of
Dandruff. For Strengthening and
keeping the Hair from falling off, it is
unequalled. These inestimable qualities render it an
essential tiolet requisite for all who prize that choicest
gift of nature—a good Head of Haw.
Sold by most Chemists, in Bottles, Is. and 3s. 6d.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind. 1
Agent for Dorchester, Mr. How, Chemist : Taunton
Mr. PIUNCE, Chemist ; Weymouth, Mr. COLE,
Chemist; Blandford, Nfr, W. GRovts, Chemist;
Bridport, Mr. J. COPPOCK, Chemist.
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QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.
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The next ship for Queensland is the magnificent fast-
sailer, "City of Agra," from London, on the 30th
April next, for Brisbane and 11faryborough.
Applications for Free or Assisted Passages may be
made to. and handbooks (post free), and all other
1 information obtained from the Local Agents—Mrs. H.
IPRINCE, Bridport ; Mr. T. G. Barns, 16, Wollaston.
villas, Dorchester; Mr. G. WILSON, Wimborne ; Mr.
P. D. ROBERTS, Parade, Sherborne ; or
TILE AGENT GENERAL FOR QUEENSLAN
32, CHARING CROSS, LONDON, SW'.

DR. KING'S PILLS,
The Best Remedy for BILE, Wind Indigestion,
Headache, Sickness, Torpid Liver, Giddiness, Spasms,
Nervousness, Heartburn, and Debility.
DR RING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really act upon the Liver; one
is Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or CalomeL The only safe
remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss of App,etite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
flatulency, f. ervousnessi Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Bowels.
2a. 9.1., 45. Rd., and us. per box, of all
medicine vendors.

PURE PICKLES.
MALT VINEGAR, SAUCES, POTTED
MEATS AND FISH, PREPARED SOUPS,
CALVES' FEET JELLY, JAMS, JELLIES,
AND MARMALADES,
A 118 MAWan THEIR NAMES AND ADDIIISA ON VIZ
LABEIs,
And may be obtained of Grocers and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
CROSS E AND BLA OK WELL,
PURVEYORS TO THE QUEEN,
sQs o SQUARE, LONDON.
..,

NATIONAL LINI:f TO NEW
YORK., .
•
2114R13F.5T PASSENGER ST 111141111IPS.
Steam-ships- Tons. Steamehipe- -Tow.
EGYPT, GROGAN ... ... 5884 iIsOLAND, Thompson.. MBA
SPAIN, Glace.. 4900 THE QUEEN, Bragg ...
Itsxr, Thomson 4302 HOLLAND, Healey
FRANCE, Altree 3671 ERIN. Simpson 3A66
CANADA, Sumner... ... 3500 HeLvETIA, Pearce ... :574
GREECE. Andrews .. 3600 OP.:OURS. Williams ... :Ca
From LIVERPOOL io NEW YORK every WISIIN VIDA ;
from IeJEENSTOWN. THURSDAY. From LONDON to
NEW YORK every SATURDAY.
SALOON Emirs, £lO 10s., £l2s. 125., and £l5
according to accommodation. Return Tickets 21 and 22
Guineas. STERIUGE to New York, Boston, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Ale'.
For Passage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Limited) 23, Water-street, Liverpool: SMITH
SUNMUS, and Co., Agents, 33, arsiseehurch-street, London
or to ROBERT 11. BEST, Auction Mart, Thidport; GEORGE
F. Muss:min, South-street, Crewkerne ; JAMS'S WARE,
Martock, Somerset; or to A. B. VICKERY, West Quay.
road. Poole.
Passengers are advised to secure their Passager from the
Local Agent, before leaving home.
HITE STAR LINE
Y RS rward
/41t.7.:17116.7.--11.1 SWTF.A.MORK UNITIr.y.rtiIiriESRTPOODAATII7:toMNAEIinWI:
Passengers to all parts of the United States and Canada.
The well-known lost Mail Steamers of this Use sail as
under :-
ADRIATIC__ , .............. -THURSDAY. 24th May.
BRITANNIC 31st bity.
GERMANIC. .. THURSDAY. 14th June.
ADRIATIC.... THURSDAY, 2iith June.
For full particulars apply to 11 r. CHARLES DRYER,
Duriymte-street, Dorchester to JAMES SCOTT and CO.,
• ;or to ISMAY, IMItIE, anti CO., 10. Water-street,
and 34, Leadenhalbstreet, London, E.C.
./iLLS H RV ENSET.
4.0! _7V OCEAN PASSAGE
TO AMERICA.
Composed of Twenty
- . :f2 -• First-Clase Royal Mad
•
SAILING DAYS-from LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY to CASAI,A, And every ALTERNATE TUES-
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Passengers
on easy terms to all parts of CANADA and the UNITED
STATES.
Surgeon and Stewardesses provided free for all classes of
Passengers.
Pavientters who secure their Tickets before leaving home
are ilia at the Railway Station In Liverpool by an appointed
Agent of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go on board the Steamer.
The Canadian Government grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the" ALLAN" LINE..
For Bates at Freight or Purge. apply to ALLAN 13110TNE1.8
sod Co.. alassadra buildings, James-etreet, Liverpool ; or to
nos. G. Barra, Auctioneer, 18, Wollaston-teresen; Dor-
Owner We. C. T. I InCNSKLL, InsUraviro Agent, 14, Com-
mercial-road, Weymouth • Mawr, CYRUS and SON, Au,
Unocal., Market-place, Poole ; T. Wise, Insurance Agent, he.,
West.etreet, Warchani H. M Mass, Salialiun.-street, Bland
ford • Mr HY. THORNS, Snetioneer, !cc., Market-place, Star
'Mosier Newton
SECURITY IN CREDITINtI.
Not only to Protect led to Promote frank, and to bring
good men together.
Established 1860.
FLIN T A N C 0 ' S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
HEAD OFTICES-Cheapable, London, E.G.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED
THESE OFFICES.
Moses. WALLACE, BAILEY, and WILKINS, Hermon,'
sey, London.-" Further and Final Reports, most
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THE MINUTES. wanted to establuh was that the books had been kept in pushing about sod hoesteplay should be rlfs- just In
a eitestvaAdti'''"Lallawliti.yT•led Mr. Pennies etatement as
Tow
cCol.peyßoKfrteimar,kneindutt,hl.t th.rehreeowrisegi,aaolnoe,c‘oessleo.ty
perfectly incorrect. e wae reeked hal he (the Town
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Clerk) any communication with Mr. Taylor's sister? And
tsoigrhnreewielThy the Mayor', es,:ririteitihrse.srealcronme„re.to be read.
Ire said he had.
The Tows Chyng reported that he weal!) London last Mr. Drxsis putting it to him again, the Town Clerk to specimens of the night'. rev.
week, and ulefooded the esti, on the put of the Corpora. again denied having asked for money for arrears. Said if these women mist foil's the sol dera and umilors
lion, which Mr. Phillip d . had 'oubt against them, and be " d•, not chi ore to tell you the suisitauce of a private even to Portland they eir odd behave M thern.lvs.o
r. Phillip. hot lo.t. convey dine, err !" m
the way. I &tilt write of larking like the obtru•ive
A. VOICS Pass Amt., of thank'. to the Town Clerk. Mr. DENNIs : I choose to know, eir !
;ilYe"l.":gin'flrnemrilei,Cinintarye:l:lPvlilaillggeariintyw. withhic"h"wttadrLit'ne
Mr. WALKER: Who pays the cats Mr. Rota:. rend there was a dialsulical imputation
The TOWN 'LEEK He will, if lie can. on Mr. Taylor, and, Instead of innuendoes, truth must
Mr. WALK : And if he caunot / I come out. morsel interfere were it not for having to appear in
Some of the members said no doubt some of the costa ; Mr. DENNis hail been Informed outside the Council Court against the lowest of the low.
would fall on the f 'orporation, and Chamber that Mr. James Taylor was in arrears, and that
fir. Dam said they were very happy that Mr, Phillips ; the Town Clerk hart gone to his Aster and hie surety
bad not won. I to make up the arrears. The Town Clerk admitted so
The TOWN CLERK: Nothing of the kind : be found the
poor Man was dying and would require assietance, and at
his
re ent he went to his hider about that. As to the
re ice su they we never applied to for one penny.
Altar some conversation,
Mr. Whhernan referred to Mr. Walker's large bill, and
milted that Mr. Mangle should he allowed to come into the
room, and he (Mr. Welsford) to ask him some questions,
no to his report.
Mr. Thomas said the accusation. had entirely fallen
through, and such lame excises had been made for them
that he hoped Mr. Welsford would not prolong the matter
l'Y going further.
More talk followed, in which Mr. DENNIS again denied
having romie any imputation, and
The Tows cimuc again declared that he only went to
Mr. Taylor's sister about the misistance he required.
Mr. WELEFORD'S resolution for the early preparation of
the estimate for the Local Board rates was seconded by
Mr. GROVVA, and carried.
Mr. Mangle was railed in, and Mr. WEL/WORD, reading
extracts from Mr. Walker's large bill, put queetione about
the statements therein. As to Synopsis A, Mr. ?Jangle
stated the numerous details which he supplied, though
Mr. Walker afterwards maid' he withheld the figures.
Mr, Weirtiot : That (Synoplie A) never came into our
lonic.
Mr. Roitros saw it on the tables, and Mr. Onovis, who
eat next to Mr. Walker, saw it.
Mr. WALKER I swear I never saw it on the table.—
Ile went on to name a paper, the editor of which promised
It should be puldiehoul.
Dr. latriv, lest they should run into sone personal
matter, moved that the Mayor leave the chair.
Mr. Timmas asked if the Appendix A was not drawn
up heron, Mr. Walker published hie bill in which be .
stated that Mr. Mangle • withheld" certain figures.
Mr. WALKER: What I put there I took from the
published report in the payer o; I should like to have seen
the tigury and compared them.
Mr. WEI-SFoRIP went on to enquire about the loss by the
fractional divisions. when
Mr. WALKER contended there wan a system of give and
take. If the fraction owed Wad over a farthing, a half-
penny worild be paid.
The "tots] ulerluctione" and per century' were gone
hit,,, and Mr. NANOLE explained how per-centages were
not applicalle in thin case. It wee stated that sometimes
there in a better "season' in Weymouth than others, and
so the amount of root property varies ; besides that, the
mates are made sometimes at le. 2,1., sometime, at 2e. in
the X. Mr. Mangle thought the receipts should be made
out by some person other than the collector, than the
receipt., should be inarked, and the counterfoils retained.
As to the special distrret rate, it was • *trial! 21. rate,
made fur one parish, and collected with the other rate,
and he did not want to trona% the Board with a mass of
details relating to this.
The MAYOR said it was not just or generous of Mr.
Walker to publish what he did as to Mr. Naugle, instead
of seeing the original. He was in duty bound to have the
whole report before him.
Mr. WALKER said he took the report as publiehed.
Further enquiry wee made shout some memoranda of
Mr. Naugle's, and that gentleman said he had searched
an hour and a-half for it, and frilly expected to find it in
his office ; he never supposed Mr. Walker had it. As to
poO or la7o rates Mr. Mangle said they were not within
the province of ILe investigation.
As to Mr. Walker aseertion'that money is taken from
the new rate to make up deficiencies on the old, the Town
Clerk and Mr. Gale denied that such could be, stating
that the old rate is closed previous to the granting of the
new.
The matter of enssuren being referred to, Mr. Mangle
gave explanations similar to what we have published in •
leader on the subject, and also stated that there was no
sign of eraeures having hi*n made to avoid detection. He
also sail he could show erasures in a poor rate-book, and
au erasure made by the public auditor himself.
THE RENCONTRE BETWEEN MR. WALKER AND MR. NANOLE.
Mr. WELSFoRI, asiod Mr. Mangle if Mr. Walker had
stated to trim that he (Nlr. Welsford) and the Town Clerk
had had something to it, with hi. (Mr. Nangle'e) report.
Mr. NANGLIE with very much reluctance, after stating
1.,' wa,, intich grieved that the matter should be re-opened
!let ailed what happened. The morning after the meeting,
be maul, he crone.' the root to .peak to on, and saw
Mr. Walker. to whom la! said " Good morning." Mr.
Walker said " I an. s•urry for you." Mr. Mangle replied
"lir what way, Mr. Walker? I do not know why you
shordi In, sorry for "Oh ! I ans sorry for your
imeition," said Mr. Walker. Asked why, he added "Well,
roil know, the politi.•al position in which you stand."
' I don't know wiry," said Mr. Mangle, "I have always
expresned nay willimig,,'s to a.iet you in any way."
" oh," said Mr. Walker, " That report was not your
report, it wax knour n to Mr. Welodord and the Town
' Mr. Mangle replied "That is a base insinuation."
Mr. 'Walker raieed hie umbrella in a very threatening
' way and Mr. Mangle said " I will make your 'mart for It,"
an.! added Mr. 'Mangle before the Corporation,
"So I will
Mr. WELSrORD said the first he saw of the report was
when it was read in tire Council Chamber.
The TOWN CLERK would say at once in exoneration of
Mr. Mangle, that he (Mr. Steggall) hart not seen the
report, nor did he know of any report, in any “hape or
form, until it was presented. Ai holding a high and
ressusible office in the Town, he felt something was dim,
to him, and he could not allow insinuations to be roads.
Three point, with respect to the books he wi.hed to notice
becantse tile language used had been of such • nature. To
introrine that books which had been in his charge and
...wily had Ireton ileetroyed was perfectly false; no book
in his charge had ever been distroyed ; one only had been
mislaid, but the inference from the hill drawn aptly sente
people would be that the rate-books as well as the counter-
foils had been destroyed. Nothing had been destroys!
excePt what that poo woman had honestly explained as
to the counterfeits—" I had them by me a long time, I
thought they were useless, and I lighted the firm with
them." lie was sorry to say that a member of this Board
had wished it to be inferred that the receipts
were prepared in his on. ; that wan perfectly
false, and that member knew that it was fake.
None of the accounts had ever been disputed, but the
mornt he (the Town Clerk)heard there was the slightest
sus icion that anything was wrong, he took measurers to
have it put right, and he was shocked beyond measure at
the matter being brought forward in the way it was.
Reasonably enough, when poor Taylor Ca on his dying
Is'.!, he acted for him as a friend, and if it was a sin and a
shalne to de so, he wished Mr. Dennis joy of the feeling
he bad expressed, lie went with the kindest feeling and
the best motives, not knowing what would be required ; he
had done his duty, and told the member referred to (looks
inc towarde Mr. Walker) to Ids face, that the Roar,' had
not set one halfpenny. /folding the office he did, he felt
it due to himself not to allow the infamous charge to go
uncontradieted, and he challenged the person who made
it to brink it forward if he had one, and if not, then let
hriu for ever hold his tongue, and admit that he had corm
witted an infamous slander.
Mr. DrNSIS asked Mr. Mangle if he adhered to his state-
ment that the books had been kept in a loose and careless
manner
Mr. MANGLE said everybody almost kept books
differently, and he did not like some things in the way in
which these were kept, but the result might be correct.
lie did not like the Olnitisiell of dates,
Mr. DENNIS: You made a great mint of it, in present-
ing your report, that the books hied been kept in a loose
manner.
Mr. Mangle could not honestly say they had been kept
in the best way.
Mr. DENNIS asked, when the Town Clerk made applica-
tion fur a sum of money, was the deceased collector in
arrears I
The TOWN CLERK: I did nothing of the kind; I have
explainedoveratmterw
aL f
udo:itelle again,
gaoinn;
Mr. DEssis making
enquiries about arrears in November, and it was stated
that the collector had accounted for all the money
received.
Mr. WELSFORD therefolo aiked why Mr. DENNIS raked
up these matters P
Mr. DEnßis: Because we want the accounts of this
borough kept in a proper way.
The TOWN CLERK asked Mr. Mangle i—Did the peculiar
state of the accounts, to the beet of his belief, arise from
the physical inability of • man in a dying state.
Mr. Mangle Decidedly no, he was only astonished that
the man could have gone over all the place and done ha
work as he did.
In further answer to Mr. Welsford, Mr. Mangle said
that about Zl.'l odd was accounted for by Mr. Taylor,
which he had not received.
Mr. THOMAS hoped all those persons who had stirred
lup the matter would, now they had heard the statement,
apologise for the wrongs they had done.
Mr. WALKER: Answer the trill first.
At last this very long debate closed

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BIRTHS.
April 29, at Burngate Farm, West Lu'worth, the wife
of Mr. D. Cleat, of a daughter.
May 5, at Hope-street, Weymouth, the wife of Mr. A.
Knell, of a son.
May S. at Dudley, the wife of Mr. J. Trevyellen, of •
son —sti Ilborn.
May 5, at the Poet office, Milton Abbas, the wife of Mr.
E. George. builder, eke., of • son.
May 10, at Down End, near Bristol, the wife of Mr. J.
F.. Phelps, of a son.
May 11, at Pease-lane, Dorchester. the wife of Mr. Supt.
Coward, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
May 1, at Kidbrooke Church, Blackheath, by the Rev.
Neville Sherbrooke, assisted by the Rev. Melville
Churchill, brother of the bridegroom, Melon Churchill.
Lieutenant 44th Regiment, to Elinor Milly, eldest
daughter of J. Kidd, Esq., M.D.. of Brooklands, Black-
heath Park.
May 9, at St. James's Church, Devises, by the Key. S.
Tordiffe, Samuel, son of Mr. William Pond, of Blandford,
to Sarah Emma, third daughter of the late Mr. Joseph
Burt.
DEATH/3.
April 6, at 7, 'Trinity-irtreet, Weymouth, after a long
and painful illness, Mary Talbot, aged 72.
April 22, at Lodmoor House Cottage. Rodwell, Ann.
wife of Jacob Thorner. aged 513.
May 5, at Wood Farm East Chelborough, Dorset, John,
eldest son of Mr. J. Nailer 36.
May 2, at Blandford, e, only daughter of Mr. W
Short, in her ninth year.
May 4, at Sydling, near Dorchester. Jane, wife of Mr.
T. Chapman. aged 76.
May 4, suddenly, at the Vlearage. lest Coker, the
Rev. William Clak vicar of the pad* In the 50th year of
bin age.
May 3. at Wel= Court. Wipes; Thomas Collins
Hounaell. Euq.,ugid U.
May 5, at No. 11, Ihreemboeiregt. Liam. George
rert. W skint Ni el lime Meek termely of
=arkNlS IS yews sU:ssaths.
arslSPok neer Sanaa; eldest sea
of Mr. UMW
Bcs.,
My 7, ni Port. Ann. wife of
udd. sod
The Earl of- &A la Lead= on Friday
morning from dhow of boa olo•TiseMnt
lagestre, who was been ie sewsesees sme.