The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-15 00:00:00

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WIIIBORNK
Ott in the meeptieg of the I
fferent religions oesnions, on I a...se, ggegyonm Priday.-Before C. J. Part". C-4,
2littoeditelliari.ldi°o77brealeam:Quoraym":;:.:l4.ol:lldsov.ihootthl:.iffrothroasytbmeuetnti.totile
bin:
Onsecience cheeses, no (Aehtt_FlNtatsourrne) A endOW rn lb.sN
nt or r
it Rev.on a 1
xi i gjc J.
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ninearrtewrur.ow4catecrefaurillytwscleoraj."l:l4,,L °w
and wabillfiverre:litrti‘di null tferLu; ipt.bairdliff to"dSierh'lPiroherriGione:th,e lini;tl:',
tte
delusion and a snare.
sectarimismintaihnsgl diecengessni.
booodtmlet.iol ihtiorr..tebri,Eleswwrihtorres :wile(
without pro with misdemeanour and roes nosligenre ohlkt ia „1-
;,.
nawhesie,:rh'; eancreaploy. by
omnot
.properly atten Ere • ,‘
•••
poltetoofty tabs
?foloooold if ypeocrarwinoeulhd
spelveld tfohier,..looscr;otorH-ion
vie.... ,
ewe.
.0
nu
istib.
died
; ann.d...11,..b...f0tr7n.tn,,.... s
Are there not My
thousand
. I:
.111"."1 7. • '""i -i
"4 7ane-ce ::tee :Loo:ti i
motofrthiheed.:re,ccfeinindupaniinte4 "pin:aired o"tntohtegtehrityp.'"hill 11.."'....1,;....
__ .4 he occupied • farm at Caenftothrdp.tonendetehelet7,-• .'
whr:p,ee.teriere. eriheanerelfleeedfithchtwitg.°tein:ahsFOrte
owLyv..seetine:o4.-.-
the ante er-re in hit employ. . wen
honohth,dtbe ilintho.allocoweeod smpeiritthleofto_yt.ohoi:
,thhoinggertrZ-I.blein
not
being able to rise to the level 1 ily
n4tionsi ertiti, f9l.:ol7lingetigewoithhash.ehtenheePdi'rosidiecortnodutctilite.rh;lSifiesotgruComeondmt
emeteutoree,c 'frn,i,el47:2i.t
falling from it. I humid) f ...
solo% hi,. oosiateshwixo
iTeohwo:elt
as the
ken i
On
January urea rt:
return
hi cy, it ,:".'•„..
goHinegspobalkek toinhtwQ.th dt'hi the
count dtheedlch::: dor; our
""nlgebetr ian.meetmA-ofeamgritintombvel7lcoaliearrinianagitirrinril",:egdoolr::l7ll.4 gthreaettlbiidn en:kola:74s'
men of all parties. ill all Pm
Their answer was . oar, y„,
.icknd told them to
trietetthdhate tehbeeespthictkiho.:dor,c,T:.
e, could eat, and that nothing innr • could w'',...
pewahreritettwproyouoopoe'ld not girl
hktewdeebeopfltyttehdrehwth•Peiti*.l43nifivetiderDlTi76:nuPtnedu'reht7
.0 it the marks of a
it way be the hest thing you
of h ewes which were half fat at the comm.. ••
were oonstantly •ttended to. ,e.
olalnoditi-ertrtheßcoirtanlmeoet.eironeel;.l.ll
to
..e
i
y the lambing season were • Per.."'t wrslub..
It will give you more or
grand national system.
al ,
you already bc,e ; but I 'sand see that it will give
on°
wwweewri the lambing season with 575 ewes
7 .
what for them. as they
Ton anything very
condition '•‘:
faring sheep. (In the 3rd. Fehrusry comiikin,c,,
radically better than you ham now.
I had herd the hour bad at last ° ',Me -hr.
.I,..rand, home the mond time, and returned on the 14 h '
Lettiow.o.deldthz .:::.;.,.,-....
.foardndduthreingshrhep
o.lnrosoosiro.yri w.ahr:ocoo.
,di
ti7,0::10.ei.t...
on native
ee lendi
donthe
d found 75 lambi and II ee •
greatestwould
be d e
howolnderinanthdinossmoaLlr but great tiroialroando.lodlotoloorooke4beidfor.teioar
d,....4
in
the
pens.
co higtrit:lire,tish-yl,°landd"stracirelrila th"eenrwwe(ni:th out, II.,;4:14,;47::
lissom If you can have nothing treated s:id
t. .
ewe skins ei,t ;,, . • than this now,
in them islands will swept it es only a tenni _ _ hay and straw he found twelve . ~.
I hralltbat the mil friends a°:,17., fold and footed 12 more d lambi. n
skins, and in another pen florid another ewe cluw;
One of the futons 0,, • .
amprriturfOr"aagraw°Lk uounivieurseaal enlightened
idanutant;jnile. entirely decomposed.
.. _ . I, t...
ehnulder cut out and the skin matron Mien in,„
and oti hi. ret
k i to place. He then went hem., _ im
1.
Stetaritariaannisirmru is
your
real
common foe. ; Left tisusouirnp both.
nations manfully contend against it.. Our .trte . 1- strange neer the fold, and asked him how the.,
• replied thateome of thee
getting on. H _
The
ep
donghtti6be
noble;
enemy ; years. te to.
the
victory
will
be digzen.lotuo.7.
were
re
rather renal and be thought that some of thee ve
diseased. but did not say anything about the
(Applause.)
On the Lecturer manna
that the Mayor had vacated the chair, Alderman
' g his seat, it being observed sheep. C •mplainant then asked about one 4 tie' h
sheep, and defendant sad that he skinned it, g„..
Stlrrial was prorated and unanimottar called on to asked him if he had any dead
GincothAelfhtoliditto
replied, "No Truster, thank 4 y, tec.,
fill it.d Imo to
mission by expressions how highly he bad been gre
edbedirjallitteneteeennt'dimew-11 uad
The Rev. J. H. Onnottnn then aommeneed thetiddieds-
tc. For him to the fold, and on his doing le he Ole :4
nothing dead there." He then till Mew,
by the excellent lecture 01' pulled
i:,1: to, sosoterd h
then
o . hurdlesh „d asidehi whichthe
ronceediv eet,hrei
btlirm.illa.listhared'Trailet'lleirY. °°eHtecub drr-o.liired from his "sr, • -a the ewes and lambs, particulerly calling hi dm,
ma on nsaience clauses, and had arrived at the Mewl". te,'. one live ewe in a small pen without any food. u:
that if they were to have
i, I
tion, It must be one purely secular-(boar, hear.)
ORO dead three Or reel' days, and censored ho
fy, •
a Dalian° "'dela a adUilege
.with • dead lamb by its side, to all &noes,. j...
was pet prepared to go to all lengths with the lecture.; ity The ewes had hardly anything to ea., wi .
arue •
in Matters of creed, but in respect to the educationterf
was • picture of wretchedness from one erel 4 Ns,'
the young, and the formation of Decimal character,
~
to the other. Complainant then ordered *rem;
the system could not poreibly he placed °°,,,_6" broad
„,in leave the field and not enter it again. After he a
basis, and if all were sailed on to PIM for Its m,tl,--ati„„; gone he found • egad. eecreted near the NI, aa..
mos. care should be taken to Provide "a'ani injustice outriding that it hid been used to bory time so.
being suffered by even the smallest motion. Thu
i.
dead sheep and lambs, he had the ground dug up, es
found 12 lambs in their skins rotting. Tim
would even give up the reading of God's holy word
the
public schools, for religious educating' rested With... buried just outside the fold. He also font.] ttic.
parents; and the pastors of the church to which
oth :
onbarioedo..in
thth.edri. cookydardoo.otwioo
aunwsdart.socrnet. hasHhea.,6%
belonged. It was peculiarly bad for • child to let A
letter 'mousing him from learning the aelecalasla altogether 279 lambs, 175 of which he could
taught to the rest. The child would be sot side amosir few, wiving 104
nnsinog,
which
h.
mold
not
„ye,
mark set on burn 1104 the common level be broken. F
thing *boot, and also between 40 and lover. y„,i,
hatter the system of Amens where this young of Vail the bailiff, et shepherd had any right to K,Te 4,
any which might 0:e ~.,
sect, Ihe child 0 away, nor lied the shepherd liberty to disro, cy ~...
children et the rich mod poor meet together
at one fausily,the Lord being the marker of as ell. 't;
carcasses or arks, or take them to their nen tote
Mily
season that the skins
perceive this happy state of things, it was worth wb •
even So dispense with the reading of God's The orders were at the commencement el ti,c lime%
of .
be momoted for; and it was the shepherd'. do:, •
word in schools, and to make them purely seenlar---
(thenra) skin any sheep or lambs that might die and rii.v...
The Rev, I. PAULI. being sailed on said he mut
with every syllable of the esciellent lecture they h him. The foremen's duty was the icemen! sumnates
b,nt denim of the farm. He mid the men their ..z., ,a
been I••(sucd, ~..erith', Th,h,ad ~Irard,."auc:ht---- was over the shepherd. It was hi. duty daily ir,'; e
evening to help them in their °"'''''''''" '-' establishing- over the flock, and the that the sheep did not want lo
• national system in Ragland. A Sood of light had
anything. and complainant particularly emerge
been thrown on the whole question. Ida meld warmly
him to see that the lambs were fattei as soot i;
express to them his pleasure in attending such • meet-
__..prwribple..y.u.TheAllftenerk
sewiesodieaecr.t,h.es betet:peoeeardCot:zi!
iog as this, which afforded • strong contrast to another
meeting be attended in this town not long since, held men
complainant sent for the bailiff. Compton. and desired
in the vestry room of the parish church, where the
him to brine his books containing the •been and em
clergy were sammoned by the Rural Dean. end the
language of the greater portion of them cal " For note. The former ought to have given a detaila
account of the lambing. He emir brought the core
God's mks let es keep whet we have got and seek for
el account made up, and when asked why he bad not
silthhir feemloinreg'd'-idturbpieeerLeHtheewpre".timtTerna:kirso-a brought the .sheep snen...e.nt said that. he had forgotten
it commitment tom lomptoo he stinulil not go inta
argued therefrom favourable for the (nters- (cheers).
this o more corn amounts till he knew exactly of hi.
In every particular suitable
The Ars•rie‘u "'teat' h 'waver good, wee ael however any
He then *eked him how essay ewe* and Lamle
to nntry. For
iniiteowi he was afraid a poll ". for .thjoitacc would were dead, and told him to he pendular. ronicte
said be thought he meld tell, arid after mem home re.
not be submitted to. lei laugh.) There were also
other matters purely of detail that might be taken ex- turned with • retarn of the deaths of Pt vest and ...•
lambs, and one ter. The retnrn wee mode up to thr
emotion to. But be would make erased allusion to the
22nd February. He (Mr. Luff I meted him il he was
last words of the Wearer which contained • weighty
warning of
sure it waa tarred ; he replied that at wes, at a:
especial value, soaring am it did from one
who had Audi,' the wiecesioe question in it. appli., events it was all that the thepherd to 'tits 4
The return, which was prattle d. was emnea at
tioo to both countries. The Government measure was
thereby found vary defective. It was is fact •mo t a piece of paper apparently taken out of the
unhappy bill, &ad the °sly people now supports:kg it , book. The date of the matement v. UP t". the
were the Roman Catholics and one section of the I 22nd February. Ccmilden red! that In 1"4 "
English Church, and it WAS only by the force of public 1 the (look the previous night and also that col
On complainant telling him it was bia rimy ii
opiate being brought to bear on the Legisidere so that int M A
have assisted the shepherd dining the lambing ace :
important amendments might be made in it that there
was • thanes of making it worth scything. There was be replied that he had done so, and nee with it: MR. HAND
an important body at present working for that object, often after dark. Complainant then told bra of : . ' from the
namely, the Birmingham Educational League to which discovery of losees he bad made. to which I'n' r''; 1•11BLL by A iII
be bed the honour to belong. The lanai had placed "'flint the "cohere he had given were all t''' `ll.rt' ' \ APRIL, 1870.
Mr. Bestard and himself on its committee, and they had told him, and that be had trusted too much ti :•• \ 8Z OAK TREE:
conferred a abort time sines on the poenbilit, or form. shepherd." Re was under notice to leave, premien, ' tiee minims womh
hag a branch in Dorset but after m.king inquiries had the discovery, for general inattention to his ice are in Catalog.,
concluded that there was but small ohenosof 16000LII. There had been great waste of straw and hay, aid h She Auctioneer. ,
, pirating the object. But from their mode of *marking (Mr. Luff) had collected together folly MO worit 0 the agent of the
pada of the lecture last night with hearty approval i et's.' which had been emoted- The bar e'r ll'el e' Ilvasiving one dey'
he would point out • way by which they could trnaglate half-rotten state round the fold.-In cross-examinees Amatiernan wiehiii
what they required into free and articulate speech. i by strange, complainant mid thet he had manic -ellefitotffoo. R ricks ii
Let them lose no time in forming themselves into • I assistance he rthni'wl• There was bi'D'elii ite l. e the proper,:
branch of the Educational League. (Cheers.) imam
This . man, Strange's grandson, and a Men to Clii 1101 :,,i day.
hay and take it to those parts of the fold M.!.
was the true way of giving force to their *pinkies and
ceasing their ineueoce to be felt. It was solely to was required. A oath and home was 1190 V'''ai II
peed on them the desirability of this procedure that for carrying the roots, and when lambing ed. I MR. HAN
he now addressed them. He was persuaded the Feiner quicker, Lecithin man was ent•Ce4 to 101 VW
tiooal System must be made purely and essentially the fatting stook, and Strange was o 0614 1 the 13th if MA V
secular. He was not afraid of that word although it devote his time entirely to the breeding loci gin
the following Ell
had been made suet a bugbear of, and be thought the the hard frost set in two carts were employed tole& Lot 1.-A COI
Clergy-in which term he comprehended the Clergy of mita in "Ply to °°inntem• complainant it rs p 1114.13 of Hannah
the nonconformists as well as thou, of the Chureb, for there had been • general neglect on his part.'ila 'Tythe Map. and. 1
they were folly entitled to the tera-..geheineo_aere informing him of the state of the flock. The tans Lot 2-A CO'
hemming to perceive from experianoe that whether they were only half tint op asd the hay shamefully newt Nebel White,
imparted religious instruotionlieforedb mai or af tor school The turnips were left unhacked both b-(ore eml the, illid °entailer* ;
en oui, on &today., it would be a wrowg owswoume uo the frost. There was always a truflictiect Dunker d The above proi
confine the business 'of the school to elementary and labourers on the farm to do the wert.-George ht. Pow Law Commi
secular training. Then they would not have to *mob tindemkeeper to Sir Ivor (inset, stated that he reeved time an will he'
children the alphabet in their Sunday schools. It 17 carcasses at sheep from the defendant Stream. TO For further pa
seemed • cad thing that the education of the people carouses were skinned. They were given to bin: • Davey, Ftolicitore,
should be regarded by their religious gnarrele, and he did not pay on. lathiest for them. The Insides Wel .•-•--'
would imoclud by indorsing the sentiments of • well taken out, with the exception that in • few the fief PORIA NO BI DC: I
well know authority who had remarked that if the and lights were left in, but were •of no tie Mut AA R. HANN'
seamless coat of Christ wee desecrated by being parted perished. There was no fat in them. He bad alo
m.f.l. to BELL
Into lots at his orecifiturion, how mush more was it, ill about 20 lambs. The skins were off them, but t`rf adtt APRIL, In(
being parted and valid into shreds M throughout all had not been opened. They were given him by 0,
tg. Teourson,
time-kneel applanw.,4 shepherd as he passed the fold. Sometimes he asked i
Roam HEIFER;
The Rev. T. Ons mail he too had the honour of being there were any and at other times the sheplirrd calif The Trustees out
• member of the Educational League, the object. 01 him, and gave them to him.-Deptity Chief ('imarstik
that Bale upon '
which he fully approved. He cheerfully endorsed the Hammond said that in company with Mr. Leff be trial in sad without
sentiments that had already been so eloquently axe toss. the fold, and fully corroborated him as to ths -____
pressed which was the my watchwords of the lemma condition. Is several Parte of the fold there ene
The grind object was to saaka education nneeetarim deed sheep and lambs. and • number of ekins whi
and secular -fribeers). He thought it a pity the meeting had been dug up. The fold was in a fearful stem
should separate without a practical moult. A COM. There was a large quantity of hay lying half rotten i
asides should be formed and • penning to Perliament heaps outside the fold, and the stench was so bad wit
got up and signed by the inhabitants of Poole, against the rotten camases and skies that he edrised Mr. Lad
some of lb. aeons in Mr. Forster's bill. One of the to have them buried at once to prevent infection and
helmet deputations that had ever bee organised disease in the places.-James Christopher, Mr. Luff'
had already waited on Mr. Gladstone to point out it. present shepherd, was then called, and stated that Is
defect& It comprehended 90 ILP.'s and 00 represen. bad formerly filled the situation of under-shepherd to
tater* men of minims classes and sects, and the am Kr. Mottle, of Bradford, whom look was of the same
**forced was that edneation mast be made masetarlan, breed as Mr. Leff 's,. Saw Mr.!Luff 'a flock on the 211th
free, and eompubiery. The great difilealty In the way February. Both the aired and limbs were very weak,
of establishing a good natlosal system was the religious hardly able to walk, the ewes particularly. Some of
gaestioa, and there was no way of grail:Lot of it but them meld searcelr get about 11°°. but the/ were Up'
by making the schools purely secular-( ). It by proving. Three ewes sed 17 lambs had died since he
no means followed that by making ahem eseumr the, had cheep of them- He shinned and °F•med thew,
would he °call°. as Were' autiMised. If to instill some were fell of water, and the Mobs appeared as
lovingkitidnees. truthfulness, straightforwardness. aad though they bad not had enough vietnas. Their liven
• love for truth was not religious teaching, be knew were heathy. but they had no fat in them.-Strangs,
not what was. All nature wee fall of the God-like, in his defeneemid that he had not sailictient help daring
and their wes nothing in the world worthy of being the lambing memo. M,r. Compton occasionally pitchei
koown but was divine. All natural truth there • hurdle or two, but that wee all. He had not Intl
fore impated •religions influence, and it waiimpossible- tient food for the stock, and with regard to the ran
• good Masher could teach irreligionaly-(theersi. they had to be brought from Oakley in a small cart on
Under the present state of things the time of the BIM. holding more than a few borrow loads, aid the ,her
day school was taken up with elementary and secular ate them long before another supply came. Compta
instruetion which it ought sot to be, and if there in his &donee said that Kr. Luff did not allow sufficed
matters cond be effectually taken in hand by the day men to do the work, and with regard to the tw mho
schools, they should be able to begin at the Sandiay of the dock he could not inform his mastereshneimi
schools with their bide-classes, the prelimineri away from home. Part of the time, about three week..
instruction haring been already
rev. gentleman concluded by 0.5 The defendant eras too ill to got about, and he told Mr. id
deidarin that bat he did not take eny notice. The
the three grand points to be contended for, were conferring for • short time fteld-thet they looked lookedtiff:
se 'dens One and as they sb
that education should be unsectarien, free, end coin. the charge as a very wi ed it
paleory, and was about to resume his seat when • slip have the opinion of their brother'
of paper was put into his hand, on reading which be the ant tried in that eciat i anderthlwe"ilrewrtteChiesteitrtrilag
Servants Let, should &epee ra their decision till the we
said " Some one has written on this, gasper-cannot we
irrouirin3 t • dettadaats to enter into ref
firm • branch al the league now? I liein only say I court day,
shall be most happpy to mast in doing so, but the own fen
grand chicon at present, I think, is to petition against on tbe a Mweesarett. ill°
sect.'
te
eeele
up
for
judge'
the obooaions amuse in the bill"-(amers.)
.`l°•eFfs„ Down, landlord of th
The Rev. J. DAltinli, of Kieran, being • Rom and Joan
called on, 'dumpsite, charged with dreaxessins
was
fined
s
said be was delighted with the enthusiasm of the and eolith
present meeting, and if only something akin to it had Hiner, Blake was summoned ou the somplaint 4de
been exemplified in the pad, the question would long Rev. 0. Eagan pare, (numb's**, lifumen, for beg
pest had drank at a temperance meeting
dam have been mitred. The experience of the held in the schoolreal been that it was a very cliffkult matter to work the of that wine-
work Mr. Paul was the elaurna'
et education Indium thereby very much on the dew. defendant wm drank and need editrigUtPti;wilti
punt.
to
support
oehootoolcoontry
d.
.th:1111 ••••• _ _ ...wee On the 28th Fene,r, of which mem(
of his man named John Adams.
but be thought sectarian religion had •
brethren he knew did not net a very high yam; on the
influence oo the minds of children, and veryy slight put a" to the meeting. He wait confirmed tf '
t would said he thought he should
called as wittiest P.O.
opportunities the present system afforded Wheeler. who stated that be id
for indoc. Mahe c'uteid•
trinating children with their own views. Still i . the
"hwwl
room, end
el"he
t°
him.
"Ws
sudden change and take all power away
be somewhat midair towards the clergy .
roc" :11-.-- --lie Beath considered the Wanes of eride,eae
to make a him to do so He
For this rem" he rather approved of the safrom them, all
cited ' aoPthrOd Pettedly sober and net°
Moen did not see Blake in the sax.°
therainer of the Government Bill, and althoughwiPremiejad no douot but that in the end all ha ibe h was spinal the dafendaat. and lined d'-
him 5a., le
would be made mead for the ti • t ' public
"he'''.
cosea"Alimaem wise to show some consider ti as bonne, it would be , ---..---... Jost Pleaded mil k lei
end he trusted all Cla • ' • on for the clergy. In the riotous and was fined 47
to
being
dread
ta would work 7s. 6d. and 7s. costs.
In brotherly we.,
whereby
ysetchey
would
educate
together William Pecker was lined 2a. Id., MI., ce•
another an much as they mad educate ducats one for trespassing oa lands in the , and lOsi. ,_ I
(cheers). • their chiblren- ingbewt helemiling to the occupation fll • Be"
t,
R_____
__.Earl at Shaftesbura
The Rev. J. Mumma briells, impressed h• ',wet,' el Klemm, was ordered to pay a
approval of the sentiments of the I/
UnqUilia.j I°."
"d
I°4.
..3".
f 17* I ‘i
•lecturer, or spar is search o a1W...,
adhesion to the came of educational led
" fell
lands
le
the
eesePetlee et
Progress. Sir Captain Riddle, over
A discussion now maned as to the den • Ivor Guest has right of shooting,
0:0
it:te.ad:serwtr...:::....7t:Bi:iptes:
pledging the mediae to the views of the Leamtehillt7 el Rodent
m'ekii,,, . °I °"'"l'' **a aaed 5'
ta
i
ultimately the Rev. J. PAOLI. framed& lutioc• -,;,...aad wialtah.fee Adana on the wrong Me of the road bdwaS
was propmed by Mr. Balmimit. and minocA.A-----k ' W'''' ' Ja-rs• Oak*. Oase CH.
S. Howie, "That this ui
..i-----.. olr Mr. A. mood.
of the Hatimal ildusation Leagneereesugt4=lactelhe,
efforts in FT:ending compalsorary, hake and
education." ..".
education. This was put to Lbw ' --- ---"""'
without • single dissentient. nmedingi and miamital
It was than agreed that en
p- mh
16th inst., the Rev. J. Paull should t idterweee.
the bne
the Council Chantimbe to take down he
in
etteedeeee
le
desiring to form a breach Of theLlaffll.the "tees.
a all
Its
the evening there should be an ' "d that
hale
the hull at eight o'clock. -Übe
meeting
-
A mite of thanks to the lemurs,
aloud
tho
pett. 'Nem
seeding,
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4 Pat Wife,
1 13aperi ,r I
2 Fat Mile
2 Diito
3 Fresh Yin
3 Ditto
2 Barren's.,
2 Pairs of
Steers
2 Fat Bulls
Yearling Bel
6 Three-y.
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311 OM. and

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110 Ist Down
15 Ditto 1
15 let Down

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To 8..
T. EN:
DOSCH ESTER, 01
out at Thre•
Conditions as
that aubstard
with
Stable, Offices,
tntly situ!!
oTi‘ngton., in I
on of Mrs. KEI
And also all
PROPERTY. .4
Anima. and Imo,
She well.built
Macibinery, and
Sawing Spring t
ornamental Gar,
sat front•ge no
,faollitiea for Bui
TI t• above
miles from 6.1
Ina are well ada
Inspection. iiy. an
on the a in plats°,

To pply
iliettlars to the Al
Dorchester.

Dorchester. 21'

SHIP
IVIR. RAN'
from Una
.as WEDNESD A
MH. 1570,
ITURE of
vlaole of tate forni
Ealled and 'Tr
, Plated
Donkey
otamal Effeota.
Nil Partial,
Clatehmues, to be
Rotel, Wareham :
Seernemosth ; •
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On visw

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Tlamobioi; m- '
Cara. 3 iron
sad e,Towi,
Valeria sad H
11112re8. Also
MR. HANN
from tho
tlikariLL the abm
eh lay of APR!'

.IIVE RtILWA
ILIR. RAN NI
:JUL to BILL 10
NO MARCH, PC
'grogthat VOIT r
113103 teoc
44Enpation of the
Ile Home ooni
Millb {erne anted
and
Cie:re eery
been built
lAntnipportunity of
4.bigo baufiner
Itrif farther pal
fiolieitor,
CERN/I A
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tio• CUM&
of then ri
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in the fc
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0110 Br Lr
Root E 26
aad Coach-boom
Xr. HAMM. ,

Karassamssnos OP anassam.. Mr. serOd
addrusad a orowdsdassstiagat Bristolon Weaaesday
sight. Realized Maw& Radial, and opposed so both
Whip and Tories. Should rause to agree to • test
ballot until a working man was rstarnad to Perlis-
mist An alarm was raised shish orsatsd uproar. Resolution iu favour of Odzse • bp
greagatjerity.

Well

aucti4

BRIDPORT.
Ils.nurr LID Fill Tous.—Tbese tolls yeti°
by auction on Wednesday for £l6O to Mr. WG'd
ward.
Ilmus Socrrry.—Tbil Bridport sezilary thj,
'misty has forwarded to the west Montana "
the past year E 34 5a lid.
TRI " Pride of the Islea,7 of this Mt, is kgi
lot the supplies for the Newfomd Folio!!
sad rxpwM to sail about the middle at this
_ 0)02'7
oriU be followed by the '• Masa*" of Wu'
Captain T. Clark.

IVVANTED, 1
FEMALE
Mao to the
G.—Apply
1111101•Bter.
SAVANTS
ginrsata wbo
=hapiaizeook.,
gest&soi.
Intawrot
IkAPPMI4II.

isetkaisu

A) BR
DWELL
B. acme
tad W

PIM= sad PaUtah* at Oharalt-strest, Daribotit.
by Atzsaa Anna, at tita Parisb at Tordiats". s
Jell sad coo-peaprielar.
Tiiesclay, Matelt 15, 1870.

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