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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

MURDER IN REVENGE.'

Arthur Frederick Brows, aged 18, wee recently di.-
=Tfrom Leigh mills. Coventry, and erroneously
itled it to John Milward, an overlooker, aged 19,
was greatly annoyed and spoke of revenge. On Wed-
nesday evening the young meet met in the street, and,
after • few words, Brown suddenly stabbed Milward
eta, • clasp kulfe, mad to • short time he died. Brown
had been paying his midreesed to • girl named Martha
Waters, but she had discarded him. On the day of the
murder he wrote • letter to her in the name of • new
suitor, and appointed a meeting with her near to the
1100110 of the murder, shortly after the time at which
deceased was stabbed: She worked at the Leigh Mills,
and on giving her the letter Milward told her he re-
cognised the handwriting as that of Brown, and advised
her not to keep the appointment. She did not, and
probably thns camped killed, as it is conjectured
the appointment was nt for • minister plumes.
Milwara and Brown wen aehoolboye together, and
until recently were on mast intimate terms.

?tills,

A man named Beliefield ham died from the elf mots of
injuries reosived, from • brisk being thrown at his head,
during the Dab riot at Bolton last Thursday.
The Central Chamber of Agriculture has resolved to
request Mr. Gladstone to metre • deputation on the
=West of the Oestaglous Diseases (Animals) Act,. in
the Arst week al February.

Bir James Yorke Soulett, Adjutant-General of the
Forces, died at his seat, Bank•hall, Barn*, on Wed.
midday evening, after an MUSS of a few days only, in
the 73rd 2ser of his el%
Simaar.—Considerable interest at the present time
attaches to • large importation of Spanish Shsrr
wedding cii light delloate wines of Amontillado and
oharaceer, so mush appreciated in Spain,
the taste for which is largely inereeelstg in this country.
This purchase, which amounts to • hundred thousand
gallons, has been made by the Ann of W k A (Missy,
sad on • resent visit to Wok stores (which may fairly
rank as one of the tights of London) we gleaned some
naiades which are o interest at this season of the
year. It sepses, that during last December they sent
out no lees than 1,164,252 betties of Wines and Spirit+.
Permissive Bdl agitators will, no doubt, be disposed to
use these Ilium for their own purpose., but it should
be borne In mind that this appszenily large quantity
was distributed throughout the United kingdom, from
Land's End to the Orkney Wm We end from a
resent treatises that the eonsamption per bead per
&imam in Ragland is 4 plats of Wine, 8 pints of Spir-
its, and 170 pinta of Boer, • not unreasonable quantity,
and we are disposed to think that were our lu:sensing
reformers to follow the plan advised by some of the
leading medical jearnah, viz, to discourage publis
drinking and increase fasilities for obtaining what is
required for home eonsumptioa, meals of the present
intemperanes would Iran the lower, as it
has already dew frottlisCaruaiddle sad upper slams,
dor the morel Weal if ham InAuessee end eamosple,
r4SPEIN "Ifs M Da*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

LYTCRETT MINSTER.

FATAL ACOILOINT.—An inquest WU held by Mr.
Thames Rawlins, coroner, at the Railway Inn, Upton
Gate, on the 2nd indent, touching the death of Edward
Brown, aged 35 years. of Woodbury Hill, who was
found dead on the road in this paridi, about 10 o'clock
on the night of the 30th ult. The evidenoe went to
show that the d• reps d wen • carter in the em,,loy of
Mr. Samuel C.) b. ol Woodbury Hill, and waa returning
from Llournomouth with • waggon load of manure
drawn by three horses. The wheels had passed in •
slanting direction over the poor fellow's loins musing
instantaneous death. Tho horses snd waggon were met
a short dittanee from where the &ceased was found.
Thorn was no evidence to show how the accident
ocriurred, bat there is no doubt the unfortunate in
was riding on tho thefts. The Jury returned a verdict
of "Accidental death." and very tinily handed their
fees to the widow, who it loft with fivo children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

pLUI I MMES.—P. W. BARROWS, Gnat Bridge, Tipton,
Btagorddnre Manufacturer of Blue, Red, and Brown
Bricks, Thle, Quinine, Blue and Chequald IParing, arable
Clinkers. Coping. and Cresting&

ja.. °LEGER% PURE HUNGARIAN WINES, 7,
MINCING-LANE, E C.

In order to facilitate the aupp y of these Wines now in greet
demand, AGENTS of high respectability a ill be appointed on
application, from Towns yet racwitt.

AGENTS WANTED for the Sale of

FGLITSENSTEIN and Co.'s llish Class WIRES and
SPIRITS. Sultstantisl Firms willing to take Depot, or
Agencies will 19 appointed in Towns throughout the Country.
Terse liberal. "or Polltrolut oPPY to F. 0. IM at a.
Mosampaoul, Uwe/ HUI, Imados, aO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

IP YOU PIAUI POUR USLLTII USX.

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BRAGG'S PURE CARBON OR VSOBTABLI
CaencoAL

QOLD In Bottles, 21., ts., and 0.. each, by all
Cbemisbe, and by J. L, BLUM, Solo Mantd•otuter,
14, Wigwam street, Cavonclialrsqbare, Loudon, W.

TdE OiIEAPE4T PACKET or TEA in ENGLAND.
ACIIINME CADDY, containing 161 be. of
rainy good itlaok Too, soot carriage froo o any
railway station or market town in Eugland, on mow%
of 405., by
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

Goods and Chattels ...
Debts on the books ...

JOhn W..zd . 619 1
The latter appearing on Ihe books as paid ; which has
not been paid. Farther. that there Is hil the posses-
sion of T. Henry Crocker s gold waled% sad eardnit
which be &aims to (Iv: ap, is the ground that he
Is properly la posseselest of them. they the
puma patapbsomalla wit% sad die
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

0 LASTONBIJRY;

_ .
Tan BISHOP OF BATH' AIM WILLS LID TEI
RITUALISTS. - For some time plat a very strong mani-
festation of High Church proclivities has been shown ia
the conducting of the services at the fine church of this
town, by the rector, the Rev. Mr. km. About a week
ago he se. pted the servioce of the Revs. Fsther O'Neil
and Mr. Macfarlane to hold specisl services in his
church, under the title of fit, John's Mission." These
services have been carried out in the "highest"
manner, and every day these " Fathers" have preached.
Their first sermons were considered as most acespeable,
and it WU not till Thursday in last week that the true
character of the so-celled, "mission" was divulged,
when after the sermon, members of the congregation
were invited to come iv the vestry to "confess their
sins." At the service on Saturday the Bishop preached
• pratioal sermon, and at the conclusion the Rev. Mr.
Macfarlane again invited penitents to emus and confess
their sins, and read an eshortation to them to do so.
The Bishop, however, who after the cersion had taken
his seat as one of the hearers ill the body of the thumb,
arose, and asked the speaker from what book he waa
quoting, as he could not, as Bishop of the Diocese, allow
soy book to be used but the Bible and Church Prayer.
book. On being informed it was the " Ohurobinsa's
Manual," his lordship solemnly protested easiest Its
teaching, and further at the service on the following
morning in his sermon on confession clue dat denial
to the principles enunciated by Kr. lane, warn.
ing his hearers against the error, and can y
declaring that confession must be :nada to Qod alone
fi=Jesus Christ. Al ter this rebuke, the etmeelled
o's /Onion as to en admit tongued,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

FuNEIDN AND CoLONIAL PRODUCE.

further diminution of speculative
activity ha. Wee tin, chief feature in the Province markets this
week. Except In one or two articles the bovine. transactoil
h. Len on a rather limited Wile, Lad we have to flute •
tkelille Ste,r, White Pepper, Penang Ciotti», end Tin. For
huger the thrutantl hat been inactive. and the tales effected
hare nu/41y been at a decline if UI to In per cwt from the
highest point. Coffee has cvutinued to meet • good demand
with rather more enquiry for pale descriptions afloat.
liso at length mot • butter sale, and prices of middling int dittos
of Trinidad are Is to 2s dearer. In Spices a heavy fall has
occurred in Penang Clot Is 31 I being obtained with difficulty
lir quality. which a month back found a ready bale at I.aid
Per 11,—White Pepper in again lid cheaper—holders of recent
arrivals eoiitiuiuitg •tliier•—l'unento alao rather cheaper.
—S-titpetre has intim way tid per cwt. In the Metal market
Copper has again advitinmd considerably, making the rise from
lii. loaest about gl.l per ton.—Tin on the other hand has
fallen heavily ; sale, have been made at a reduction of nearly
A3U per km from the hiAlitmt ',rips, obtained last week ; there
wee, hwau,er, • butter feeling displayed yesterday, and some
!winery nce..ecal in pries... lipoltfor I. re per ton higher
very Large trausactiom lure taken place We week. Peter.-
burg Tallow Pi ad to ti.l per oat cheaper.
htIUS.

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LoNlioN, latLAY.—Our markvt• have been well attendtai
during the 'kept few day., otting to the ireeence hi Lundell Oi
• Urge nuinher agrwtilturiod, •ho have coat. to town for
the v.ttiv thdr. The teta trade maintains the mine firm
poNttion noted ht 001 taat. Yearling parcel. of Englldi clover
commend a ready rate, at high idea,. White doter and &Mike
aea tutu firm. In Ittv-gn, Italian there is • tri•k
Munn," doing, at the rkWiel 26.11.10 e. Fr raie oil xxiii, lard
mud the demand Is quiut. Trefoil I.steady. Feeding
move* freely, at late mite. VIOtOC tart, neat with
Warmly aixy Ili lintw awl hos..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

WARRILLII.

BOROUGH PETIT Sinew's, Saturday.—Jamte Heath
was summoned before the llagietrates,bY P.C. Pcixonx.xbatEed
with profane curies and ewesring in the public etrect4, where-
to he had iecurred • penalty of one shilliug for each oath.
Be pleaded guilty. Yr. Yoarsky, the landlord ilia lied Lion
Hotel, then mated the great nuisance arising from persons
sessesbling neat his hotel, and using °becalm, and profane
language. The Msyor (Mr. Willcox) observed that It was very
t /graceful and that in any future case they would deal more
severely with IL The defendant was now finod os indulol.7.
o ClO.l. lie asked for a week's time to pay, which aro rcla.e I.
and while walking on, he wag taken Into custody, and there.
upon the fine sad cask was at once paid down.
Before the magistrates left the hall, Superintendent Folcs
acknowledged the great sunpert he had lately received trom
the Wareham Borough Jimicm, which hod greatly aided the
police In maintaining decent order 02 the tows. It may also
be added that the force of example is quite equal to if not
greeter than the wholesome influence of the police.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,

Pronounced by Connolnure,
"TELE ONLY GOOD SAUCE."
To guard against the numerous worthless imitations of
this renowned Condiment, the public ahoald
ASK YOli

"LEA AND PERRINS" SAUCE,
And see that their names are
supon.the wrapper, label

stopper, and bottle.
sr Bold Wholesale and for export, by the Proprietors
Worcester; Crowe and Blackwell, London; and by
Druggitte. Grocers, and Oilmen generally thronghont
the World.
LEA ANL) PERRINB'.

HAM DF.STROYEI2.-248, High Holborn,
London.—ALEX. ItOS'S Dianwaour
removes superfluous hair from the fees, Deck, sad arms
without effect to the skin. Price 3s. 64.; Hat for 54
stamps. liarl of all Chemists.

New Volume, is., sent for 14 stamps by the Miter.
.A.LEX.. ROSS'S TOILET MAGAZINE.
Papers on the Nose, and the trootmont of
Cartilage in Improving shape; the Eye, the Mouth,
and Skin, with devioes tor improvement. Itweelpto
for all FaeMl imperfections, ha. Nearly 200 pages,
closely printed. MAL twos. 248, filch floMorn,
London. (Opposite Day and Itarldn's.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

'DILLIARD TABLES.—THURSTON and Co., Bullard Table
Miutufseturers. fly Appointment to ILE. the Queen,
and 11. R.ll. the Prince of Wska Established 114, 14, Cathe-
rine-street, Strand, London, W.C. Lids on Application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

MOORE BROTHERS TEAS,

Pea PREPAY/MI AT MERCHANTS' PRICES.)
lI
friA*-MOOKE BROTHERS respectfully intimate
that they supply Families direct, who are
willing tom CW, at Merchants prices. Orders value LE
carriage paid. Tbe following are especially recommended :

NEW SEASON'S ?LAS
Moen Brother.' Beet Servants' Tea 2s 2.1 per
Boors Brother.' Best Family Tea 2. 04 per lb
Ripe, full, mellow Savour: brink with throweth•
Finset Pak Lin, or Kysow Tea
Full of flavour, choice rich quality, and indeed preferred by
many to the highest clam of Souchong.
Meet, Souchong Tea
This will be found particularly One, rich, mid choice quality;
highly recemmenhaL
gif One Penny per lb deduction on 451 b h Rs and 2011. Lags
of any kind of Tea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

rouLs.

Tile STOSII THROWING NUM tNCL—A (menthe
practice of the gamins of this town is that of throwing
stones at bir IS 1011,11 they msy find perched on the
telogriph wires. As tho wires cross several streets, a
good deal of dsrnale t • windows and personal danger
Is the result, and Mr. Preece, Vie district superinten•
dent of telegraphs. Iles oommunien'ed with the Mayor,
calling his attt titian to the numerous complaints he
has received. Ilis Wor,hip, at the petty sessions on
Thursday, read Mr. Preece's letter, and requested
the Felice to no All po-sible vigilance in detecting
offenders, who, on c mvicticia would he punished
sev.rely.
ENURTAINNIANT.—Tho first entertainment of the
season In connection with St. Mary's Church, Long-
float, took place on 'Tuesday evening at the o.ldfellows'
'halt. li-oldings were given by Mr. T. G. Border, of
of Bournemouth, and 111 r. W'. W, Aldridge; and Miss
Lily Jones. Mr. Frank Aldridge. and Mr. D. Llsrin
rendered several songs in exoellont style. The choir of
St Mary's also sang some part songs and 4:bemuses.
Mr. W. W. Aldridge (violin), and Mrs Aldridge and
Mrs. Williams (oianoforki) were the instrumentalists,
and executed a "pastoral." by Crew, and the over
tune to "Ls Dame Blanche." Tho proceeds of the
entertainment were devoted to the organ fund of St.
Mary's Church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

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MALICIOUS HOAX.

Ilalegend v. Hicks. Claim for £lO damages, for expellees
Incurred from the recipt of a false telegram. lit Tanner ap-
peared for plaintiff, and Mr John., of Ringwood. for defend-
att. The plaintiff was about to be married ton young man at
Fordingbridge, named Cane. She resides with an uncle, Mr
ilabgood, grocer, Wituborne. She received the telegram in
quttstion, informing her that her intended was seriously 111, and
reilumting her immediate attendance at Foralingbridge. On
arriving there she found that the whole matter was • boat.
The judge severely commented on the defend Int's conduct, and
said no one lint a puree, c tuhf do such an act would be
stupA enough to attempt to defend it. Verdict for 1,6
.lesetz,,,, to include expense.
Exixtitorc of the late J. Score, builder, v. J. E Brine, Row-
lands. Claim for £37 las 5d for extra work &tee In • contract
for building. Mr. Dickinson, of Poole, appeared for plaintiffs,
anti Mr. Whatman. of Salisbury, for defendant. Mr. Philip
C.'114011. of Winchester,referee hy consent, found that *Mott&
had been overpaid .X 2 t Is 211, which bu directal should be re-
futelod to sk4ondant, the plaintiffi bearing costs of reference.
Ills Honour cottOrmed the award.
Dike e. Atkinson. Claim for £2 10s, price of a field glue
Plaintiff in an optician, living at Birmingham, and defendant
a solicitor, of Blatitiford. Oct the 21st July they met In a rail-
way carriage, suiti plaintiff left • fell glans with defendant
on approlation fir a month, at the expiration of which time
he wrote several time, requesting payment, but received no
answer. Iktfeutiant pltailed that his maniocs were retained by
the plaintiff in a case at the Wareham County (bun, and it
was arranged that the matter should he settled when they met
there. The awe was not heard, and the glass had been at his
bona ever sinew, awaiting the plaintiff's call. Verdict for
plaintiff, with Ide costs.
u.nx” C.. 111111., bfficlier. V. Albert Clarke, late of the Crown
lintel. Wimberne. for Ell 17s 8.1 for meat. Plaintiff
said the bill had been owing ever Ince 11307, and an order was
granted for lOs per to smith.
James Orate, farmer, Ilnlingloti. e. William Wright, born
dealer, Shaitesburv. Claim for LO 10., for breach of warranty
of is horse: Mr. Johns. of Itingstrotsi, appeared for plaintiff,
and Mr. Atkinson for defendant. The here changed hands at
Wimbome Fair... the 14th September lad, and was 'ninnies'
quiet to ride and drivo, which weer silty the evidence wont to
:dem was nut Iteditied. VvrtliCt for plaintiff, with damages;
£0 10. and costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-12

TO PAB.ENTS AND GUARDLiNS.

WIDOW W ELOH'S PILLS,
(raussun's oluentAL,)
So long and justly celebrated for their peculiar virtues,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(having obtained the sanction and approbation of most
gentlemen of the Medioal Profession), as a safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inoonveniences to which the female
frame is liable, especially those wiilob at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exercise and
general debtlity of the system ; they create an appetite,
correct Indigestion, remove giddiness and nervous head-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitation of the heart; being
perfectly innocent they may be used with safety in all
anions and climates. .

It is necessary. owing to the numerous imitations. to
warn the public that ICIUIIBI.IIT'S ia the only original
rooeipt, and hu been prepared by the Kumley family
over eighty years. Purchasers should see that each
box la wrapped in white paper, and the name, "C.
ECILLIBLIT," is engraved on tbe Government stamp.
told wholesale and retail by J. 13•11101111 and Some, 150,
Oxford-street, London, sad by all medicine vendors
throughout the country, in boxes, pries 2m. Dd. sash
or by post for 36 postage stamps.

NJ-NATHAN'S YEAST POWDER Superior to BAKING
IL POWDER or YEAST. adopted by Her liajenity's Govern-
ment, and-med In Oar blajeaty'r Alv bnv