The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-10-31 00:00:00

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

POSTERS of ALL SIZES, in Black or
Coloured Inloi, cheaply and expeditiously
executed with steam power at the
EXPRESS sad TELEGRAM OFFICE.

RREPORTS of SOCIETIES at the shortest
notice, and the correcteet manner at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

17BEST WORK, the LOWEST PRICES,
nd
PIINCTUALITY, are the characteristics of
the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE,
WHECHE

E
DESCRIPTION of PRINTING,
1:1 from a Card to a Boa, iie neatly mid cheaply
executed.

ORDERS should bo sant to the Pususinte,
44 Exp
REES" and

"'I
ELEGRADI "

PRICE :—STAMPED, 3%d; UNSTA—MTED, 3d.-----

CROSSE AND BLACK WELL
Purveyors to the Queen, SOHO SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their niannfacture, which ainaja
bear Asir WINIC and address ow She lebele.

MIME PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.
jc .

CAPT. WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
SU exquisite compound of sweets and sours.

SAUCES for FISH, GAME, &c.

pYrTED MEATS and FISH in fancy tins
and jam

MOOR TURTLE, OX-TAIL, HARE
GRAVY, JULIENNE and MULLIGA-
TAWNY SOUP.;

WRE MALTVINEGAR of uniform strength
.1- and flavour. In Imperial pint and quart bottle

'AM_ ,8 JELLIES and ORAVIE MAMA-
LAM made iruo. trade iraft sal with refined
only.

- --
rIALVES'-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
C'
Lemon, Madeira, and Vanilla flavours.

FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled from
the Fresh Fruits and Spices, Orange, Lemon,
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace. ttc., &c.
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S
Genuine Manufactures always bear their
name clad address on the labels, and may be
obtained of Grocers, Chemists, and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.

BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.

It is toed by the RICHEST,

On account of Be BEAU,
And by the POOREST.
Because of its CHEAPNESS!
I Moire Roam & Son.
ShopbenTe Bush, October 28, Ira.
Letter from Gentlemen,—" I am very much pleased
THE DUCHESS with your SQUARE BLUE. I have now
OP need it for wane time and both for
EDINBURGH'S ISEAUTY of COLOUR and ECONOMY it Mr
Liundress BURDAS:BPS any other !bare hitherto wed.*
Tours mann:Gully, SARAH GARDNER,
Juundreesto RAI the Duke of Edinbtuyb
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injnriotis Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PARS"NS. Wholeasle and
Retail Grocer; and in Y4yndonth by ft. .1. WRIGHT ;
burr and Cox, and F. N. WH Wholesale and
Family Grnoers ; and by all re.pectahle Groom, Oil-
men, and Druggist..

A TION AL LINE TO NEW
YORK.
LARGEST PASSENGER STEAM-SHIPS.

Steamehips— Toni Steam-shim— Tons.
EGYPT, GROGAN 5061 ENGLAND, Thompson.. 4900
SPAIN, Grace... 4900 Tint Quart, Bragg . . 4411
ITALY, WOOS& 4312 !lotus% Simpson ... 3447
Faasca, Altroe 3gl; Earn, Spencer ... 1.156
CANADA. Sumner— ... :MOO! IIi[SEM, THORSON ... 3174
Garsca, Andrews ... :000 DENMARK, Williams ... 3723
From LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY
from QUEENSTOWN, THURSDAY. From LONDON to
NEW YORK every SATURDAY.
SALOON Fritts, £lO Me, 12a., end £l5 15e.,
according to accommodation. Return Tickets 21 and U
Guineas. STEERAGE to New York, Boston, Reltimors,
Philadelphia, SA."
For Passage apply to TUE NATIONAL STEAMSUIP
COMPANY (Li in Red) El, Water-stn.s.d, Liverpool ; Sams
Sr NniCa. and Co., Agents, Et Gracechureh-strect, London;
Sr to Roszar 11. BENT, Auction Mart., Bridport ; Gamma
F. MUNPORD, SOllth-stzoot, I:mo:erne JAMES WARE,
Mattock, Somerset ; or to A. It VICKERY, West Quay-
road, Poole.
Passengers are advised to secure their rammer from Um
Local Agents before leaving h

WHITE STAR. LINE
'14,6114•01.„4 vv ITN IT I.: 13 STATEA MAIL
• VS STY AMER3.--LlVEltntnn to NNW
OiK..trrt Tfirivirtay forward*
hunenaera. tn all pals of Unittal Stains! and Canada.

The *ell-known hat Hail Sty-Amur* t'.l this Lino sall
under :

........... -THURSDAY. kb NDYOMbRY.
ADRIATIC ..... THURSDAY. Ilith November.
BRITANNIC . THURSDAY. 30tb November.
GERMANIC THURSDAY, 11th Itocelottor.
Fur full parUculars ppply to Mr. CHARLES Malta,
Gurneete-street, Dorchester ; to JAMES Wort und CO.,
Queenstown ; or to ISMAY, !MIME, and CO., 10, Water-street,
Liverpool, and 34, Leadenhallutreet, Loodou, FI C.

Ari. "As HigouLTIENA
ir OCEAN PASSAGE
TO AMERICA.
Composed of Torenty
_ - Mit-Clan Royal Mal
SAILINO DATA—Dorn LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, and coon ALTERNATE 'MEN-
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Passengers
on cosy term, to all parts of CANADA and the UNITED
STATES.

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Surgeon and Stewardesses provided tree for all 01IMPOS of
Paloungers. . . . .

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Pamengere who secure their Tickets before leaving home
are met at the Railway Station In Litun.l by an appointed
Agent of the Company, who takes charge ot them until they
go en board the Steamer.
The Canadian Government trnantal ASSISTED PASSAGES
to the "ALLAN" LINE.
For Rates of Freight or Passage, apply to ALLAX Biomass
and 03., Alexandra Paiklinga, James-street, Liverpool; or to
Ten.. 0. Bann, Auctioneer, 16, Wollaeton-terrace, Doe-
cheater; J. A11666110X, 39, East-stroet, and Wit. C. T. Ilouxista,
Insurance Agent, lt, Commercial-road. Weymouth ; /laws.
CIATIII and Sox, Auctioneers, Market-place, Poole; T. Wma,
Insurance Agent. tan, West-street, Wareham; 11. M Mum,
ealishUrf-Otroel, Illandlord ;Mr 111% Tuatutx, Auctioneer, in-,
Market-place, Sturminster Newton.

, ecrioardilerrlts pert It waa entirely on his amount that
IBistritt Nrins. tie laterfared. Complainant also shoved him
when he went on board last night —Eugene's
DORCHESTER. captain said he could not !meek too highly of the .I.llle
LyadLcon_otenuctedttblelicomiuseplftssiinanncektishatheier :pn.
...1
el
Toe ANNUAL MEETING of the Dorchester Club wax
kelt] on Monday evouhri; under the presidency td the about the knife, hut he entirely denied this; he did not
Rev. H. Everett. The lilanco in the trenourer's hand.) even have a knife with him. With reference to the knife,
amount* to 112 is. 'ILL the Superintendent said that no knife was seen anywhere
abo..eimit,there. Santo was discharged, but the Dena' con-
Tutgiry PENT ISANK.—The accounts relative to
trimitu_ne.l a, 'very prom amatilt had been moved. !erainst
thie very useful ingtitution liae? Mat been compiled.
ch:seter
gui...ll.he was tine! KS. or milefault 21days in Lbw.
It will prolialtly a4toiii,ll the r...1.1..1. to learn that in
fhb, financial "concern- ii l le-. than I:121 34. 31 Bonocon PerrY :-:E4SIONI. Tuesday.—Before Mr. J.
staml to t. credit of ttlli inteit rt.. In lin, Wlleil Aylio:. Mr. W. Tahiti. ml Mr. H. lialeett.
llnc started. there were 711 ikpo :tom with a c tpital ff,eig W. 41i wee rumnioneul fur 4:Alt II,: an oLatraction
of V:Ci We. iid . by 1. avlng au ...mil,ll in the streei, -p.c. Hallett said
W 1: leatii frim the i'efb, P. ~. Hill that the that ~e Thursday urea laat, def.:lel...lst w.,: in ch.,rge of
1in..1 Iliship .if Exeter 1i...m-,e.1 the Rev. (1. White- the lt•yisl llotel ousi.ib.s.. Wstn. ia I. ot, daty twat- the
11'..,:uott-hourte when the Jen..., 1,.•,,, , ,• i.• in. There
head tot the solo charze.curai y of Atha, ilwrt in, in that '
. , , IV, re a zrait lottit,, rof pe,ple and tit e.: ''..1,0, and visa
amuty, of which leirl.th he let. 1,1-i the o v.,. ii.mt ft.r of fit,: preal 11„wi •1i0,..,..., was iti i1.0..n,-itne..near the
a year mei a half. Mr Whit,.l.,
,;.1 to writ known, Cti.t.a.tbutt,e. an 1 %slum:, ortlesed LI 3.. it ahould ut lee
and has many at:a:heti [fiends hi th'.4 hei...:liie,Ullll, on; ion the tiri%er. Marks 1tng.,,,, ~.,,I he eouhl not
Ito havin„t haul chtrge ud Syullitm and ('erne Abbas move on, ber.i.iuo thero were two 'bu. -.4 111 Etat-street in
pending vacancy. throw ,d 1 the himented de:ith of the the noy. Witncd told defendant to nit we : btit he raid
respective vicars, and having previously had the he 'rid aee ail."e" -- lira. awl manila.' .c ul cansusi
uy) ,an o Atruction. i/efewlant could have uurk, I round,
curacies of Sherbonie aP nd opL rtland. In each
i' anwLl tonic Into
and
leswis
.t.i.b.firs..t.h—.Del
..feuilant Mill hus 'leis
Mr. Whitehead's kindne.,4 .1 heart, devoted labours, se right Mt ' t the
and Inli.rvasive PreacldnK arc lovingly remembere A
1.. curb. If he had moved, he mid have lost his la. a
is Pas.cmgers.
notwithstanding the zealons effort; of certain parties —Defendant had given trouble before.--Cue dismissed,
to circulate the report that he hind been inhibited 17 with a caution that he must obey the constable. Defend-
his former Bishop (Winchester) for taking a prominent ant had to pity .1... costs,
part in a nonconformist ceremony, which report ft J.. 1. Sergeant was summoned for not giving tiheep his
budge as a cab-driver at the Town Clerk's °t, on
appeare hes no foundation in fact. leaving service.—Defendant admitted not giving up the
budge, when he left Mr. Keeley's service : but said that
he wished to have it transferred--Mr. Keeley said he
could not have the badge transferred until defendant
gave it up. Ills horse and carriage were in the stable
three daya and lost an eleven-shilling job—Fined ss. and
cautioned. _ _ _

THE APPROACIIINO ELECTION.
We are not disposed to follow the example of
Impertinent dictation relative to the candidates
before the public, set' us in another quarter. It I
Is a matter solely for the Burgesses. The opinions I
of the gentlemen who solicit their votes are plainly set
before them in another column, and upon them they
must base their )udgnieut. For caell awl all of the
aspirants for municipal honours the highest respect must
be entertained; possessed, aathey are, of lactic stakee in
the property of the town, oldestablished residents, and
generally popular, it appears to us the Burgesses in
this case are afflicted with an entbarrae de riche-see, out
of which it is not our province or that of any other
paper to attempt to extricate them.
The polling takes place on the let between nine and
four, at the Corn Exchange ; and the following is
the list of candidate.; with their nominators
Aldridge. nominated by Robert Hunt and J. M.
Huxley; Mr F. Bennet, same nominators; Mr. H.
Durden, nominated by W. I'. Cockeram and John
Greening; Mr. Joseph Fudge, nominated by Job
Bhorto and J. IL Taylor' Mr. G. Frost, nominated
by Edward Cunington and Robert Longman; Mr. G.
J. (1. Gregory. nominated by Edward Nutting, George
Hawkins, Robert Hunt. and .Tames I)rake ' • Mr. It.
Hazel, nominated by John Hazel, Thomas Walden,
George Davis, and S. R. Harris; and Mr. A. Pope,
nominated by J. F. Hodges, jun., and T. Newman.

COUNTY PIMP SESSIONS, Friday.—Bef ore Mr. H. C,
Goodden, Mr. R. if. Eliot, and Major Wood.
THE SUPPLY OP FIREWOILILS.
Mr. Major, and Mr. Latty, two tradesman of Portland,
applied for licences to sell fireworks. They were told
they could not have licenses granted them till alter
the Sessions in January. The only thing the tradesmen
could do was to register their premises for keeping explo-
sive articles, and this they did' but they were warned to
he careful, as Superintendent Batty would be down upon
them, if they made a mistake.
FISHERMEN'S SUPPED.

Mr. Cooper, In the employ of Messrs. Devonlsh & Co.,
brewers, Weymouth, applied for Mr. Way, of the Cove
Inn, Portland, to have the hours for the sale of liqours
extended till two o'clock in the morning, on the ore-mina
of the fishermen's supper.—Mr. Symonds asked what the
object of the supper was I-11r. Way replied that the
money was got from some ofialff sly which the men had
caught during the summer.—Mr. Symonds said it seemed
to be with the object of spending tome money which the
fishermen had saved during the summer.—Mr. Cooper
said there would be about 140 at the copper; but Mr.
Symonds doubted where room could be found for them.
Mr. Cooper said—in the large room.—The magistrates
I octed that the supper was nat even for • friendly rociety,
and Mr. Goodden said they always considered that eleven
o'clock, the time for publio-house-closing in Portland, wag
quite late enough.—Application ref usA
ASSAULT AT THE VICTORY.

lokn Hardy, &private of the engineers, was summoned
for assaulting Mrs. Sarah Smith, of the Victory Inn,
Grove-road, Portland.—Defendant did not appear ; but his
mother stood up for him as well WI she could, and saki he
was home on furlough at the time of the alleged offence,
his time was up, and he had to stay with his regiment.—
P.C. Coates proved serving the summons at the house
where defendant was living at the time, and also telling
him of it afterwards.— Mrs. Smith said that nerdy was at
her house on October 13th, with some other men, and
they had a quart of ale, and left at 25 minutes to 11,
remained outside for some time, and when she went out-
side to see what they were doing, they tried to burst in
the back gate. Witness went in and round to the back,
when she heard them say they would go to the front
again. On this she went round, and John Hardy threw •
stone at her, and struck her on the leg.—The stone
produced was as large as half-s-quartern Icial.—She took
up the stone, and said she would summon him, when he
and his companions ran away. She was sure it was
Hardy, who was in uniform; he was in a”drangway
leading to the door—The mother frequently interrupted
the complainant by charges to "speak the WV' and
as w once put out of court—She produced •le r written
by her son, in which he explained that, in consequence of
his duty, he could not come before the court; but he
went through the circumstances, and denied that any
stone was thrown.—ln answer to the Bench, Mrs. Smith
said she was not attended by any doctor ; she had no wound
in her leg.—Superintendent Batty said the Victory was
wai very well conducted.—The Chairman considered this
was a most serious affair, as mush a stone as that produced
might have broken complainant's leg. They lined Hardy
5-i. and costs, the total 13..—Defenilant's soother declined
ti p.iy till oho hart heard from her son, and assured the
lkoic "You may depend up it, by is innocent."
A man named Hannay, who has been stimmened more
than once before, adintsisl that hii two donkeys ?trio .1
on time road at :aid was fined 104. and roots—Ho
said the fence was Mr. Keeping's, whise carts broke it
down, and who had scressi to pay.
PWITING A RAILWAY TRIM IN DANtIER.