The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-18 00:00:00

DEVIZM

Out AconanT.—A mad aooident happened to Mr.
J. W. Atkinson, formerly of Cheverell, oo Monday. He
wee shooting near Brmdlease, when his gun burst, and
so injured his thumb that it was obliged to be mnputsted.
After the accident, Mr. Atitinese attempted Co walk to
Devisee, but fell in • fainting st•te by the .ide of the
road, where he was found by Mr. Burt and Mr. Reuben
Butcher, and by them conveyed Co Rangbourne. where
the amputation was shortly afterwards performed by a
surgeon from Devisee.

HAIR COLOSS WASH.—This is • beautiful purloined
hair wash, which in seven or ten days restores grey hair
to its pristine hue permanently. The howl has to b•
merely sprinkled with it daily for that time, by tho
aid of an ordinary hair brush. iii. sold at 10s. 61., and
is mutior poet Aloe order by the well.known perfumer,
ALez. Hook 248, High iioltiorn, London. Mr. Maas,
of Yeovil, 0110 supply It.

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A RICH AD INVIGORATING BALM roll TSB H•llt
—Among the numeroua preparation• offered to the
public for health and comfort OLDRIDOWS B %LIE
OF COLUMBIA if pre eminent, tuning withstood all
oppocition and imitation for upwards of forty peace;
and by the increasing demand for this famed Balm may
be estimated its value and tilluacy for replenishing. in-
vigorating, and preserving the Hair, either from falling
off or turning grey. It impart. to the Hair • bright
and gloomy appearance, frees it entirely from wort and
will not soil the moat delieate fabric worn as head drew
"at home" or in promenade. In the "Nursery* its
use is invaluable, no It forms in Infancy the tests of •
healthy and luxuriant bead of hair. Sold by alb
Perfumery and Chentimts, at 3e. Gi., G.., sad Us. onfy.
Wholesale and Retail by the Proprietors, C. sad A.
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ItaDUCTION Or 11111 TEA Del-I.—This important
measure of the Chancellor of the Bxchequer must prOVS
great boon to the public, especially if the dealer allows
the consumer the full advantage to which he is entitled.
To afford such advantage, Cassell, Smith k Co. have
greatly reduced the scale of prices for their celebrated
Teas, and to place these Teas, asWell as Caseell's Coffees,
as far as possible within the reach of every family, they
are now prepared Wappoint Agents in every town bud
village net at present fully occupied. This agency is
well worth the attention of either shopkeepers or privates
indieiao.de Fsivl r•ioulars sent free by poet, by
Omen, Smith k Co., 80,
HOLLOW•VIS ell...M.—Liver Complaints, and ibis.
orders of the Bowels.— It is impossible to exaggerate the
extraordinary virtues of this medicine in the treatment
of all elections of the liver, or irregularity of the bowels.
In e,si of, depraved or superabundant bile these pills
taken freely have never been known to fail. In bowel
complaints they are equally efficacious, but they should
he taken more sparingly, for every medicine in the form
of an aperient requires caution when the bowels are dis-
ordered, though • gentler and more genial apesient
than these pills, in moderate doses, has never yet been
discovered. If taken seceding to the printed instruc-
tions. they not only cure the complaint, but improve
the whole rysteet.
" A suour (OLD." CoOGIII.--Vew are avone of the
importance of a' eckitig • cough or "Slight Cold" in it.
first stage: that which in the beginning would yield to
• mild remedy, if negleate3, ...en attacks the lung..
"Brown's Bronchial Troches" tin sure and almost
imnsediate relief. "The 'I roches" have proved their
effhakey by a teat of many years, and have received
testimonials from eminent men who have said
Sold by all Chemists, at Is. id. per box. —See
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1868.
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THE pßoposeD B&PAVING OF THE TOWN Mr. POPe thee proposed the health of Mr. Plamptre, SALISBURY.
V is tr i c t Nexus. BLANDFORD. thanks of this undertow Is hereby given to the
-- - -4.-- Rev. Dr. Gale for bis able and faithful sermon delivered STREETR. who since the last time he WA at their harvest home begonias, Snowflake, Heade, Ultras, Victoria, A. fine specimen of the Cllsmas discolor, and amongst
BlestowAL 01 Pglllo/1311.-Tla following penal
W ETMOETIf. Calcurr.-The return match between the Bland. before lb. association At this state of the proceedings , hal been to India, and was now come home to recruit Grippethema Riche and Lord Clyde. Mr. Gilbert's eervitude prisoners have been removed fro. the
. ford end Shaftesbury clubs took due in Mr. Look's • a ' f - ' - A lasusftorlY misting of the TAW Board tots b. health, intending to go out end serve hie country ferns, usual, comprised some very °Mies specimens, • at Salisbury, to Millbank Prison, Lend"
vaunts, Tuesday.-Before the Mayor.- , mad°. on - ‘ • • the members of the eon creme adjourned to the Tern- ry erns, ea
Tuesday last. Messrs Wilkinson and Rake Tumeday. Present: the Mayor, in the ' •
uod sold colletion was . _ auto i health permitted him. He was with them in including Cheilanthes elegem', Gymeogremma Chris.- Mr John Whale,
y Dimmer, John getallhestes. J Mr
ight suntiuoned Elba elimusonds for • mance Hall, where • very g
first-handled the willow to the batting of Mr. Traill ruinahed b II W y r. est, of Pools, Between 60 and 70 chair, Messrs. J. dented, W. snit* H. M. won his youth and manhood; and had always felt great in. phylla, Arlientem formation, Aspeiate Trepesifolia„ Edwin • mid George Weight.
*ace. The complainant askol an adjourn.
h...
she . „ . . and W. Churchill, the former gentleman made so t down-At 3 o'clock the conference again met the bridges H. N. Cox, J. Templenian, J. C. Lacombe, beast in that locality. Pteris Tricolor. Pteris Argynes, Pieria Argyrophille, ties'
morning bricklayer's
said her wabei"r was not ' extraordinary ha and seeed 6 after 2 two's, is
di • well fined, Mr. Knell presided. • ' dJ 11 unman (South Mill), The principal wee Mr. Itecereas returned than" and said, after an stoplenium Viviparem, Gentoograuene Sielpheria, Aeereffirr.-On Saturday , a
ladder .
dant wished the case to be settled at After melting •an J. o
Dewey, fell in
Mr. &he a style of batting was good, and be moseeded 1.171130 the called litsoe the am Mr. Hind. to ness was to receive the Surveyor's estimate for the &Menu of IR years he was glad to be there ones more, Gymnogramma Aurea and Clymnogramma Tattered labourer, named John
ted min Indent when she saw deal shaken
P bet in adding 24 to the !OM*. With the gumption of Mr. add, • H first bworks f h any of them no doubt remembered bite, but so many We should note that the stiff unhandsome appearance St ThoOss's churchyard, and was a greaM
•.• the meeting. e rat commenced y moving new wor or t • streets, ae proposed by the Paving m
that she had not wen him at all Heathen who made 15, the others were utak' dinjured mid
had passed since he was last there that othere of of the interior of the wheel was adorned in excellent aoe His. right foot was seriously i
hat morning and he was not at .aYr W Traintaking •ht i k ,_(1 Y, 11" seed,. the following remlntion. That this endorsee* reedier Committee. Mr. Patten submitted the following Yea"
s aaaid not .dieore tee ass* . •W. eight w 0 e" out ", the it. ing the neeessity that still mists for permuting Men to assfatafa c..- could t H• happiest d brightest course, COU nO . IsAO ghtest hays had sort with greenery, flower., and device.. Amongst the he bad to be taken to the Infirmary. He narrowly
Total number of runs inclodinging byes, Ito., 67. After been spent in Symondabury, end when in India he had artiale• shown ens • handeome doll, dressed in white,
___, • impaled on the churchyard railings.
utiles. • selteitor had els give up the 114 v of els° aicsting drinks, urges upon torn- E s. el
' • tth '1 that , the company lied partaken of an excellete touch ters,,,e oeo the inieert .nce of Ito ding rezuhir eeetings 4. ' often looked back and thought of it. with • besket of Bowen on her head and a banner in her °maim°
"Feet-street
tome rn so' et one %applied by ele 11.•nekton, New Inn, the Blandferd and • ntoing t-ii.purance larratur •in tit • tire Mr. Pletirritz again roe, and proposed the health of hand, on which was inscribed "Flora gave me fairest
'elend•nt lived opposite eleven commenced play, sending to the wickets Mr. W. ,!trc „„. „.. _,_
..., ' ..",re'r"7-L_ Dittolnorth side to corner of Ifuraoketreet) 149 10 lt the Rev. W. Pope, he said he need not enlarge on his flowers." This was the prodeetion of Miss G. cos, but the Mayor and Corporation, gc., of Raliehili7 were
If" upon her, and said leretitted. .11111111,1 IA 49 inrclois insurer. •n• we. see Barracketreet (both bitted. .......... ... ....
le Traill and Mr. T. Baker the former gentleman showed merit., as they all knew him. It was the last time they not she f ' 17 braes band of theist Dorset entertained at the Palace by the Lord Bishop of the
e. people aud made great value of moral swoon in coenection with the tein• Ras, son, (ham on." ia corner og Benue, we or • prize. os
some excellent batting, and scored 44. Bowlers: Hesse' o reuse would be able to drink his health as • bachelor. Rifle Volunteers, under bandmaster Hughes, played in Diocese There was • large Party, including the
cease, remarking that the advocate. of that - -
She '
didn't k
See new Matthews and Benthell. There not hieing sufficient ' street to Dowoe-street)
would do well notto 1 bat
meennent woe only m earnest, Mr. POI% returned thanks on behalf of his son the Rev, thresehool•yard, and was a great acquisition to the show, Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, m. F., Mrs. Gladstone
7 offeesbre• The time to play two innings the match was d A Sentbetrtet (eastoide, from the Town. W.. Pope. aed add his son's earliest impressions were and played after it was over in the Market Pfau for
I defendant to by the first, the Blandlordians gaining the victory oh •
cm ed kind and gentletulllly in their tutee's...me with others hall to the south corner of Folly Mill- the Misers Gladstone.
Itheir ie T Re C P Anal
whilst advistat ng • wt.- he v. . o recall vakin Speondsbury and neighbourhood, end where- some time, attracting many listeners. The_jodges were,
'George Sum* by fifteen runs. The following is the lane ..... . ........ .......
.fpirl
J. Gilbert, ever he smut be would feel • great regard. towards re Esq., for Bowers, and Mr. Mae Lia. ear-
sof truck. LaWilkinson- - mice seconded the resolution in an leer:ellen' speech, Ditto (f th corner of Foll Mill lan toiler,
that l3 embury- Wilki 11. Rake 24. Gordon 0, Bent- * it k r of Poole, heal made 'am ssu
i • s Symond.bury. He had not followed the calling of his decor to Sir. If. °pander for vegetables. Atsbout half- named West, in the employ of Mr. Edwards,
that enns' toll 15, Matthews 6. Glennie 0, Fellows, 0, Cox 0, tynd after r. ar, e ,
._, e m ,`""e to the ',Maker's Burying Ground) rtly through
hoped were
...ion, but elendel 0, Griffis 0, Kaine. 0, byes, int., II total 67.- valuable reitrirk. m nippers, the resolution Dee, (we., ed. from Julio New. to
was •ed unanilitously.-The following resolution
AY Mort Rod, and Cohel
'bed by 'Handfeed-W. F. Traill 44, T. &her 1, H. 'teeth 7, moved b Mr. Fe herein gt of the Meal"'
dint W. Churchill 1, S. Troll 4, Rt. John Coventry 0, S. was then mo y •
.. 1 . °l'm ° Ditto (east side from Osborne's to Stem.
United Kingdom Alliance.- That the liquor teak his charge. secretary, reading over the namm, and Mr. P. Cot, the thoniser, and &view some with. arteries. atm
eve &they 7, S. Hockey 3, It. 11. Morgan 4, E. Bludford 3, d' I •tl opposed to the beet all bridge's corner)
It IL tibiep 0, byes 8, total 82. The Bhaftesbury el id ementuaily an ineenn y opp m are West-street Or mu Stembridge's to the eastern Plomptre and said it was the first time he had had the list :-
even of society and from its inseparable tendency to promote St alicbaelis•lanc) is programming favourably.
cornmeneml their seerind innings, H. lienthell and Rev. • ' il o remains taxation h always been corner of . 210 10 II plumate of doing so. Coretegere Pmts.-H. Barton, Beeminster. Ist,
S. Fellowes mewing 20 and 11 respectively, with 3 b nee and arum an Pl.. . ... at ey! Ditto (from the western end of Leash' pre- TIVIIIIONIAL TO • WIDILWrapr MINISTER -We
'iii 4 wide balls, when time was gelled. Yee recognised as a fit subject of legislative restriction or mime to the eastern end of the Royal Mr. PIA/HPrag returned thanks and said he teased allotment, 10s. W. Davey, Stoke, Ist, allotment, 10e.;
understand that a number of friends, iocluding about 40
vappremion. That this meeting hails as • sign of pr. gress Oak Inn 134 16 3 breed the last time he was there be bad to return thanks Ist, onions, bis; and 2ed, parenips, lie. J. Burt, Cited-
for the ladies in general, now it was for one in par- dington. Ist, allotment, Ilk; be, carrot., fia; 2nd 'lir° here"' of the We'll.'" liethadLteawiet,„__a____Y in thia
the growing attention of philenthropista and legislators
to this prolific wore,* of evil, the admission of the failure Total ......£ 2134 1 9neighbourhood, have
Melee The proposer said it was the first time he bad cabbages, 3a. J. Handord, &tadpole, let, allotment, city and rneeb""" a aa.......aaa
• NDFORD COUNTY COURT, Momete. of the present license laws, and the goner.' and urgent proposed the health; this was the second time he him- 10e.; 3rd, potatoes, 2... D. Gale, Beemioster, 2nd, eleetro-plate tea sot coffee service, craet stand, ate.,
demand for early and sweeping change in those I have ascertained the prices of the oudermeetioned 'elf had returned Oulu for it, the first being on his allotment, Si.; 3rd, floret device, 2a. G. Byrnes, Nether- value 05, to the
another
sphere
:limiapir.,r on his leaving this
Before E. Evian's', Esq. circuit for en . We are farther
laws • and would record its conviction that it is the paying stone. vie- wedding day. lie had not the long experience of ma- bury, 2nd, allotment, se. G. Hopkins, Cheddiugton
e2B plaints entered for hearing, mostly for solemn,' duty of every temperance calve and reformer Tooled York, on shipboard at Bridport Harbour, ex. trioony Mr. pope had, be had only had emelt one third 2nd, allotment, Sts.; 2nd. carrots, 3.. ; 3d, edged eer in ' • formed that • valuable pencil cam was deo weseeted
men jedgment sommonsea, and one bane. to promote, to the fullest eutMll in his power, every elusive of harbour dues, 24•ineh, Ss. 10d., and 3-inch, of it but his experienee folly confirmed him in what tables, 2.. O. Marsh, Bradeole 2nd, allotment, to the rev. gentleman by the young ladies of Mn. Pitt'e
we as follows :- change in the laws, which, by restricting the boors, or 6+. 6d. per superficial yard. Mr. Pope had said respectior it. W. Brinson, Bearninster. 3rd, allotment, 2a. &I • 3rd seminary. ... • . .
Terme Bu Claim £3 15e 10d. limiting or destreying by the Permimire Bill of ' Caithness gags, (Cestle on Rock Hill), with natural Mr. nOlll7lll than proposed the health of their carrots, 25.; 2nd, mixed vegetables, as. E. Hallett, COUNTY FRITY Sl2lOOllll, Tuesday.-Prompsot :E.
red for the plaintiff, and me. the United Ningdeel Alliance or otherwise, the ' face, and ...so edges ;on shipboard at Bridport Flu. absent friends Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gundry and Miss Nefaerbury, 3rd, allotment, 2s. 6c1.; 4th, potatoes, Hinpnan, Em., General Beale', Major Heatecote, .
defendant. This ease was ad. facilities of licensed debauchery, lemons the fovea hour. ezelneve of harbour dues, alma 1, 24 to 24 inches, Pope, for which Mr. Pope returned thanks. ls. 64. J. Berridge, Cheddington, 3rd. allotment, Rev. E. Doke, F. A.. Bredburode Esq., and Joseph
• court for production of day. of temptation, protects tbe young and unwary, end 6.. 3d. per superficial yard. Other touts followed, including the health of Mr. 2+. 61.; 3rd, pennies, Is.; 3rd, cabbages, 2.5.; Ist, Goff, jun., Esq.-Alfred Batten, Yuba Parsee; and
*ow stalled, mei said that ea thus indirectly, but most effectually tends to Pennant stone (Bristol) laid, about 64. 91 per super- Holinwood who returned thank,, All the toast' were turnips, ss. N. Berridge, Cheddington, extra, 3rd. Hannah Cook were deed la. each and costa, or seven
May Id, 1861, fur El 6a. &I, promote the amid object of Temperance Reform" Wel yard." drunk with musical honours. allotment, 2s. 6d. (it being so near like J. Berridge's dap' imprisonment, for &infect( underwood (by Wok-
icing, that the boat entry, This reml-atiou was seconded by the Rev. Dr. Gale is a Me Cog said it was such • small meeting that he A great ...ay songs were sung between the Made by that the judges thought both should have 3r4 preps); ing nnia), in a eopesoe belonging to Viscount Folkestooe,
ein his daughter's band: somewhat humoursome het practical speech, and having thought the subject should its deferred ton future one, Mews. Williams, Holumood, G. Biddlecombe, Ballard, extra, for onions, b.; extra, for potatoes, In; 2nd, —Charles smith, butcher, of Durringtee, was sere-
1, June 26M, for El Si., been spoken to by James Clarke, Eeq of street; war hetherdore proposed that inconsideration be adjourned, and others. Some of the young women present also carrots, 3a; 3rd, pennies, Is.; 3rd, cabbages, Si.; let, mooml by the police for removing sheep skins, without
eurge-a, of Mutton, for mirried 'unanimously. The next resolution was made by which Ito. Jefford emended. sang different songs erre nieelf together. After spend- turnips, 5e.; chileree's attendance at school. La J. having the same " effectually severed," as 'squired by
'a- the delivery of the the 1t... 8. Pectin, seconded by the Rev. W. Mr. Cox saisl he should like an early meeting called hag • very pleasant evening the party broke up about Barnes. Bradpole, 3rd, allotment, In. fel. C. Cook, this orders of the Privy Coantll. Flned Eg and mete,
from home. The Sher-re,, arid carried by accleinetion, "That the to know what was ring to be done; It would take 28 10 o'clock. Netberbory, W. Milverton, Beaminster, Is. each, 3rd, or • month's imprisonment. -Francis Pickett, dairy-
,he had tbem, thanks of this Conferees, be given to the committee of Yvan to re-pave the edam at £3O Per year. There waa deo • harvest home supper at Mrs. Pits ellottneom, commended. 1). Allen, tkateinster, Colonel man, Salisbury, was fined El and costs, or 14 dare
"hams, for the the Stamen/ter Newton Temperuee Society, and to the Mr. STEMBRIDGII said the £2,000 was not required field's, Higher Ripe, in the mum parish. Cot's allotment prise, 10s.; 4th, onions, Is. &I.; Ist, imprisonment for removing • slow • greater distant,
used income clerk, singers and bell-ringers for the services that they merely to make the paving of the town good but to Potatoes, 51.; 4th carrots, la 6d.; let, parsnips, fie.; than 500 yards without an order, at Stratford-sate
se Dad hen have cheerfully rendered to connection with our meet. make it of &random width.
BRADPOLE. 4th, cabbages, 15.,6A ; 3nesurnips, 24. D. Legg, Rook Castle. The Bench informed the defendant that but
his client, inP-" Th. Chairman said their next bushier" was to The Meerd imputed the matter should be left for o, Ist, cottage prelate 10‘; 4th, onions, lc 6d. W. Love- for some extenuating eireemstanose In the the •
days in consider either the mintiest of their fineness or the further consideration and dud they sheltie now spend !RV HMI.-
.. °Nall". or Tait Lem Me- Rdh less, Melplaish, Ist, oottage garden. 10..; 3rd, carrots, Is. whole penalty would have been IsnposeL—Willisnn
e who question rsf aminey. A show of hands was taken, when the 00 voted. The mortal remains of the old and mach esteemed J. Rowe, Breadwinsor, let, cottage garden, 10s. D. &mg (brought up under • warrant), was fined 30s. or
• Pie- a majority in favour of the question of agency being Me. Tiuteuules thought if the Plan was at all likely clerk of this pariah were buried on moods, week is Thomas, Poorton, Ist, cottage garden, 10..; 2rol, a month's imprisonment. for being drank and einem'. at
die taken first was carried. Considerable discussion took to be carried wit they had better not expend any of the the beautiful churchyard of the perish. For forty potatoes, be. IL Gollop, Hook, 2nd, cottage garden, Amesbury, on the 30th March last.--.Wiliaan Winter,
o place is to whether there should be two agents-one as money voted until' they bed decided upon this scheme. years bad tete tree and faithful Christian man led ga. H. Rawles, sen., Melplaish, 2nd, cottage garden, labourer, of Landlord, was summoned for meaulting
• regular leetorer, and the other an • book-hawker. Mr. Jawro" was prepared to eM° against the Oro- the congregation of the church in her services, and Bs. H. ittwles, jun., Y 0106411, champion prize for P.C. Ball, whilst in the execution of his duty. See-
Rome were strongly in favour of meperatioy the two maition when brought forward, but he wished that it reformed in • consistent and upright manner the best cattalo garden, having had pride in 1864 Ned 1865, Mooed to two months' imprisonment with bard labour.
Aces, "Millet others thought it would be best to re- s m should have ore consideration. He thought It wan too different duties of bin office. Out of respect to such el ; Ist, onions, 54.; 2nd, Parsnips, 35.; 2nd, turnips, brainy J anus. -On Thursday morning, • man
..as Mr. Vaughan as their minionary and book- late now to go paving the town peerally. as they weld 3a. J Morris, Broaslwinsor, 2nd cottage garden. rm.;
an old and tried offi rof the che b, the clergy of J. , named Alfred Goodfellow,who Itas for some wee ke
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her. The following resolution was then proposed not do that in the winter. He suggested therefore, se IT - 4th, potatoes, Is. 6d.; 4th, cabbage', Is. &I. Widow
' G. Curtis, seconded by Mr. li. Hodges-" That that any pavement out of repair should be made good at the parish walked in their robes from the late raid-
Latbey, Bradlee's, 2od, cottage garden, sa. J. Parker, not bum lodging at the bonus of Mr. Spearman, St.
eghan he re•appointed on the usual terms, and ones out of the money voted, and the remainder ho left lace of the demand to church, immediately pre- Mapperton Marsh, 3rd, cottage garden, Ps. 64. G. Mdmund' suddenly decamped, taking
esChureb-etrest,
Flemington be also appointed, the and till the mat.er had been decided, ceding the coffin. As the mournful cortege wended Twill, Strode, Netherbury, 3rd, pottage muds'', Is. 6d. • large silver-plated cruet stand, containing seven
'be left to the executive." To this tit:glow- It was remarked by a member that if the scheme was its way up the hill, it was joined on all sided' by the e, mheedon, Breadeinsor, 3rd, cottage garden, 2c, 6d. bottles, and veined at £3, and several other articles.
et was moved by ;he Rev. 0. Hinds,seconded &veva to be carried out, the work need not become:mimed parishioners, anxious to show the last mark of re- It, Greening, Powerstook, led, cottage garden, In. 64. He appeared to have taken his way along the
• &wren, "That theappointmentof agents note the spring. rneot to one so generally beloved. On arriving at C. Grimm. Stoke, 2nd, onions, 35.; Ist, cabbages, 51.; Deviumroad, for be soon after called at the Sward
executive, who shall report to the next After some further discussion, ter. Goes motion was the churchyard gate, the beautiful service for the 4th, turnips is. 6d, K. Gide. Pooitoe, 4th, carrots, Is. 6d.; publio•boose, where he offered the cruet stand for
and that in the mean time the node- carried, dead commenced, and as the body was slowly 2nd, onions, 3s. H. Pomeroy. Beemioster, 3rd, onions, male. Mr. Muddle, the landlord of the inn entered
Nu communicate their wishes to the lowered to it. last earthly reeting•plaoe, many a head 2s. H. Peat, Beemineter, Ist,
_parsnips, sa. ; 4th, tete de„ateateee with him, and musses himself that
' On a show of hands, the amend- tansies, le 6:1.; 3rd, onione„2s. H. Stade. Stoke, let,
bent forward to catch a last glim_pse of an old friend the article had not been honestly obtained, but his
large majority. The following SYMONDSBURY HARVEST HOME. a W. Hayward,
and a faithful *arrant of God. The deceased was 73 aetatewa he' ; eatra• far cabbages, I
Ny Mr. Best and carried unani- Beaminster, 2nd, potatoes, 3e. G. Legg, Hook. 3rd.
.of the meeting be given to This festival took plus on Thursday tut, on which years of age. potatoes, 2s. I. Boon, Bedminster, Ist, Garrote, Si.- pursue under the circumstances. Al length be
.szecutive, fur their services occasion the village we. gaily decorated with 'robes at let cabbage', Si.- 3rd, mixed vegetables, 2.e. It. Gale, resolved that it would be beet to mourn tbe erase
iozology was then sung, various parts. One in front of Ile Pope's house was BRLDPOLE HARVEST THANKSGIVING Bradpole, led, eabbages, 34.; 4th, mixed vegetables, stand. He accordingly purchased the article for
`lie Temperance Hall to composed of evergreens and flowers, another at Mr, SERVICE. Is. M. Samson, Netherbery, 2nd, turnips, 3d. S. 10s., and at once communicated with Sergeant John.
iterwards h•ld in the Pitlield's gateway was formed of laurel and dahlia.,Burditeb, Beasniester. 3rd, turnips, 2..; 4th, mixed son, of the county constabulary, debuted at Shrew-
ied to excess. Mr. with ears of wheat and oats, having on one side "Glory (This church festival on Tbursday the 6th, notwitbstand.
vegetables, Is. 6.1. W. Saunders, 13earaineter, lee to . • h' full d 'ti f the wh
o
to giving un assorip on 0 • Man,
&ram stirring to God on high," and on the other "Alleluia," with a ing the two great drawbacks that occurred, passed off mixed
'I said bethought sickle above and • scythe beneath, swathed pendant, to with much success, owing ectirely to the energy and oo_el
veetables, sa. ; 4th, floral devise, Is. had by this tin,. proonded on the med. sergeant
Meter, Ist, mixed vegetables, ss.
liandford, show that their labours were over fir this year, tee activity of those who undertook its details. The °hie( .':.'. Russell,"' Deem. • Johns= followed, and apprehended Goodfellow, near
T Bedminster, 2nd_ mixed vegetables, 3e. G.
arch being surmounted with ears of wheat. There was drawback that occurred was the euddeo and lamented Berridge and E. Dunford-Seaminater each Ist, floral ~e,the 11"5°D. Pte.,,, 'l'd five mil" from 13;eilem•
another arch in front of the church, of evergreens and death, on the morning of the festival, of Robert Hil:i
device, fe. E. Clare and R. Bartlett, bearoinster, each te'e prisoner wao nmeu brought to Salisbury, by this
flowers interspersed with wheat and barley. and one at who for forty years had ably discharged the duties
2nd, floral device, 34. Si. A. Elliott, 13munineter, 3rd, sergeant, who handed him over to the city police
6. -Be- the gateway of the church, the work of the Rev. H. clerk in the parish. This naturally threw a gloom over Bone derio. ea. E. cheek Beeeteeter. ...wog shirt,
and on Friday he was brought upjbafore Dr. Lush,
'oiling. Rawlinson's gardener, which was composed of laurels, the parishioners, and in deference to his memory the
.• tdevice, s. J. e. ppe n, an committed or 2s. fid 4i. floral I J Soli Ma rto d 'Mad f MULL
' Ada, German asters, and hydraagess. There wes also an church bells-the celebrated Beaded/ bells-were not
attends.'
se
of
me four ,
of elegant green floral etch at Mrs. lettield's, Higher rung. The other drawback to which we referred was our children at school, ss. T. THI LATI CASE 01 POULTRY STILLING. -On
Whittle Hook, extra prise for Ms children's school Thursday, William Brock and (boom Mason (on re-
. Rype, interspersed with Dorn, hydrangeas., and Prineres tbe used drawback on these occasions, namely, the '
attendance, Is. 64. J. Spencer, Salway Ash, attendance 'stand), w tak before F It. Flab
feather. The bells r out merrily and • flag floated weather. We need not describe the state of that as
of his Bye
ohedreh, from infancy o eeed.,
at t0e0.4, 5.. um t were Mt ore F. eze E. 2.. and Dr.
on the tower of the perish church, at which • special every one must remember it. On the morning of the
J. Fo y Stoke, extra prise for tis children', school lamb' charged with stealing two pees, an a number
eankegiving service was held at 3.30 p.m. The germ., which was at 4.30 p.m., and also on the previous attendance, 1., 6d. It. Hansford, Brad le, Hendee
of ducks and fowls, from the store of Mr. Wright,
Po • r° poulterer, Salt-lane, late on Saturday night, or early on
vets were said by the Rev. H. Rewlinson, the day, large contributiorui of beautiful flowers, evergreens,
of his children atschool, fss.
e tbe first lesson being read by the Rev. J. L. L. and corn were ernt to the church to be used to the cSunday morning. 7here were eight or ten witnesses.
HILIMMI'S Pinta -L Freres let, shirt making
I, end the mood by the Rev. G. F. Brown, glory of God in deoorating His house, and certainly, it . ; .. _ ~ .. • „ „ , . s Mr. Wright proved his loss, and P.C. Ilerford said he
es. marking, zs. wie; composition, ta we. 'nil, saw both prisoners near the stores about • quarter past
' Bridport. Thu hymns sung were appropriate was most chastely and efficiently executed. To begin at
writing, and arithmetic, Is. 6.1. E. Hann, Stoke, Ist, 12 on Saturday night-Mr. Turner, landlord of the
Alen, 196, 197, and 5.1 from the &ruin Hymn the east end-on advancing towards the chancel one was
shirtwriting
4 L Chiloott, Powenitook, 2nd, shirt making,
s. Irt Catherine Wheel, deposed that both prisoners called at
merman was preached by the Rev. J. streak with the extreme beauty and delicacy with which
making. 2s. J. Newberry, Netberbury, shirt making. his hoed at • quarter to seven. on Sunday morning.
sumbent of St. John'., Weymouth. from it was ornamented; the upright pillars supporting the
commended, la. B. Watts, Neth bu (under 12 Nether bury .
-"Neither Lay they in their heart, let minor melteo of the reredos were entwined with a fine Mason asked him when be was going to Southampton,
2 d
year.),
n , shirt making, Is. 61. A. Newberry. and ea oak' "Why de a e"9 Mum lied i
rord our God, that Odell rain, both strip of arsaldall ivy : bunches or scarlet geraniums were Netherbury (under 12d 1 t shirtmaking, 2.. ee • 3rd and be - - 7°° u- m • reP ,
, s , S l
latter in his mama :he reeeeveth fsetened to the capitals of the pillars-and the arches• • • "We have got two gesso some ducks, and some fowls
eomposition, 2s. J. awker, Bredpole, let, plain work, that we can bell you. He refused to buy them, and
i weeks of the harvest" Jeremiah them se! yes were marked out by beautiful feathery ferns,
3a. 8. Henn Bounituiter; let, plain work, 3a Is.
'btu that they did not recognise inning at the apex with a geranium-the bright
Gale, &leaves* la, 2 dplain 24. M. Mood n , work, the prisoners went away. They returned about three
t wite going on around them, melee, dark green, and the white stone forming a deli- Neu... - . .. . . ••en• quarters of an hour afterwards, "loaded with fowls, "
ro ry, pain work, eminencies', is.; miming, •
about them, they received cienui combination. The string-eourse beneath the east hut he still reload to have anything to do with
,t wea wanted, and the, lied window was tnarked by white leaved flowers inter. writing, and arithmetto, mended, Is. S. Bartlett,
ch • them.-Charles Yates, who was examined last
i,
est, bathed no thought of spersed with various froits. Out the °entre of the alter odd.ngton, 1-t e
plain work (aged nine), 2.. CA.
ornic , Stoke, . , plain wor a Line), 1. . F.O •k ltk(ged2 fel week, demised that on Standee morning Brock .
A time snegests thoughts was a wheat•sheel, presented by Mr. Miler ; with • E.offered to mall him two fowls, one of the head+ of which
Hammy, Bradpole, plain work commended. Is. lid. had been deleted off.-Edward Musselwhite, under 1
tter the anxiety of the smaller sheaf of oats on one side, and of barley on the
F.. Gibbs, Bradpole, let lain work (under 1i) Is. E. ..
gardener at the College. proved finding, on Wednesday
i. • remembranoe to other, presented by Mrs. Way. Poppies, corn flower.
Pete o Netherburr Plitt plain work (under 9) 2
ch when the earth AA., mixed with the corn added much to the effect.
K. Hann, Stoke, 2nel *plain• work 9 1 It (under Is. . ceid
morning, two geese, 10 ducks, and seven fowls, con-
cot happen again In front of the larger sheet there was • pile of ripesealed in the pleaeure gardens; and Henry Spears, a
Hopkins. Stoke, let Knitted k 2.t. 64. M. Pad'
a, sec s,
aim and winter fruits, grapes, apples,plunts, kn., offered by the villagers. - " groom also in the service of Mr. Wyndham, said that
more, rdetherbary, lit stocking darning 2.. 64. cone .
sweet savour The six pillars supporting the altar-rail, were ems. sips,
and abeet halt-seven on Sunday morning. he saw the two
position commended, le 64., reading •
earth again. emote,' with bunches of oats and barley alternately, . prisoners in the Green Croft, going in • direction away
arithmetic commended, la. M. J. Sudden. Nether.
Ai
by became river the freedom, and sepported by the east window er' from the spot where abe &oven, docitt, mud cu.... .rraw
, Ist darning, Is. 61., Ist composition, 45., 2nd afterwards found.-When apprehended by Sergeants
tm bee,a was a large Latin tiros. is choice dowers. The cbanee
es dark marking Is 63 let reading, writi and arithmetic
windows. north and south, had their sills decorated ci ' . ." . Nu all• . • White and MeGough, the prmoners said they bad offered
• e
4.. J. Oliver Besimoster, lad stocking darning, no poultry for sale, and had bad none in their possession.
tdoe. , with Greek creme in scarlet geraniums and dahlias.
1 6d. A. NC Con • Berne tee Imarking.
not The chancel stalls were most elegantly ornamented et: 6d. G. Gals pow. J.
oh, Iles --* .ost ti The prisoners were committed for trial at the nest
, with a trellis work of white-leaved plants, picked out ''''' Beesions.-Mason, we are informed, was some time ago
darithmetic, 4Z. Ist ti 4 F. awnnaf writing
an pompom on, s. . H or
with geraniums, fuchsias, dahlias., verbenas, kn., formingconvicted of mother often°. at Soathamptoe.-On
• nemesia*. 2nd reading, writing arid arithmetic 35., Saturday night Mat two sacks were foiled in a piece of
St. Andrew'. Cr 01,11.41 and thus showing the odium:eon
2nd emoseltion 34. II * *
Setween the two Murtha.. The lectern was surrounded - - --* • Crawford, Powersteick, S. allotment ground near Mr. Wyndham's perk, one of
Dyke Beaminster, 3e. each for reading, writing, and •
• a wreath of oem, mixed with hot-bowie plants--og. iii which Mr. Wright had 'dent • lied as being in his store on
arithmetic,.being * nal .7 '
mouldinp of the chancel arch were filled with - mi .°9 • Bert, Lbleddineton, seed the night of the robbery. Tbere,were Imams in,esch
commended for good reeding Is
*eens terminating, above the capitals, in • rood ‘,
Al the conclusion of the diaeribu•tion sil st
thew.
the prizes
with • Latin "'ma The Pulpit Panels were Cu!.MARYTAT said they had been detained some time
let with • string-warm of ivy and scarlet MARLBOROUGH.
owing well on the dark wood. The walls of by that, no he would not tabs up mach more of
their time. He begged to thank them in the name A MAN FOUND DEAD ON Ttlit DoWIIII.-An old .
od dale were decorated with emblem.
Trinity in tritesill,
re and the of the of the Committee for their sttendanee that day, and bill-sticker, named Honeybone, 75 years of age, wae
for their support by personal exertions and by their found dead early on Friday morning on the Rockley
e were ornamented vrihh three fern ll I
be three dollies of three different "heariPtiena, the latter being errY important, and Downs. On Mr. Taylor's raos horses going out tee
he hoped they would not fall off as they were l
was • masterpiece, around the base Ter,' take their morning gallop, the foreman observed a
ht poor (laupger). The number of ezhiers was not
tis-aroend the top of the support- bil man lying down on his beck near a waggon toed of
so rest be understood this year, probably owing to
"of; dark ivy-on th,e,,teW w,",_a the unsettled weather, but the exhibitiony Itself hail
tan. On looking at the body it was at ones men
9m3 'er 'e"es, w"'" a w"ea'" not fallen off. The judges thoneht it a good °Re that the man was dead. A communication was
lagonal divisions of the top and medical assistance
d"h thought also The • epectors of the allot- Promptly made to the Pollee.
an , eso . e m
verbenu of eight different
'meg • bunch of grapes-
ments also give al good,report and thought they were sought. Mr. Leathern, assistant to Or. Maurice,
*eh also was filled with
1
steadily improving. He was sorry however so little proceeded to the place, and just as he had arrived, a
had been done in improving the cotteges ; he end young man, the eon of the demised, and his land-
-ens. The service, as .
, ;est ~come from Kent and the contrast lord came up in search They stated that Hooey-
." o'clock, by which between the cottages in that mite d•' *
u had, alter partaking of a small piece of bread
aarteh was mated' their district vc g°
Is and in
bone
very great, e hoped and some Ma, on the previous morning, gone to the
he prayers the
however they, would after Tee t. the i h
Sy the whole
better condition. edition, . He was al,:ome 8.9
ai aa. a.bur Downs to gather mushrooms. Not coming home all
sorry that exhibitor. •
service. was night they had started in search of him, and must
from distant perishes were no more numerous he
viley, the h t ' • difficult to In know it wd• hare previously passed within a few yards of the
as earticle. bring the from • a -
eels, the
tux, the committee had, therefore, given small sums spot where the body has been found, but did not
rector or
Rev. to those sot successful to induce tbein to come again; discover it in the dark • A shilling was found in the I
1
Into they bad also increased the Is. prizes, that so many deceased's pocket. The medical man has no doubt
- .
eed might not go away dieappointed at getting nothing. He that exhaustion from wane and fatigue was the cause
-n thought these societies did a great good by bringing to- of tug being unable to • his boom. regain .
,
gether different classes, accebridging over the divisions ,
between the higher and lower classes. The clergy DEVIZFS.
sap Melly by thou societies:and in other ways laboured .
that end. Gee Acceerere-A sad accident happened to Mr. .
'lie Rev. A. CODD said' the society was improving. J. W. Atkinson, formerly of Cheverele on Monday. He
• was one observation Colonel Mum-cyst had made wee shooting near Brmdlease, when his gun burst, and
Se wished to correct, and that Was the number so injured his thumb that it was obliged tithe amputated.
titers had not fallentoff tea he said. (Colonel After the accident, Mn, Atkinmn attempted to walk to
id he bad told him so himself. as he under- Devisee, but fell in • feinting stele by the side of the
hick caused him to say it-(much laughter).] road. where he was found by Mr. Berland Mr. Reuben
Coati, however, said he must have me- Butcher, and by them conveyed to Hanglioaree. where
•ei. The number of oompetiten the amputation was shortly afterwards performed by a
lA° which was quite equal to the surgeon from Derive.
ilte years. He then went on
allotments and gardens, and Fleet Cowen WASH.-This is • beautiful perfoincal
thank the impeders, one if heir wash, which in seven or ten days restores grey hair
'present, for their kindness in be its pristine hoe permanently. The head has to be
A got so -accustomed toil that merely sprinkled with it daily tor that time, by the
a piewire in it, the jee,„ e; aid of an ordinary hair brush. It is sold at 10..61., and
derel to take two and he i. meteor poet office order by the well-known perfumer,
'Cr). He thought they Alai. Ross, 248, High Holborn, London, Mr. Maus,
',obese inspector-(con- of Yeovil. can "tidy it.
Colonel Cog's allot- A lIICH •ND Itiviuonartsu BALK Volt TSB H•ln .
17-(laughter(. In -Among the numerou4 preperatiun• offered to the .
v. Spring Rice-- public for health and comfert OLDRI GCS'S B %LW
.1 'a and gardens OF COLUMBIA is pre eminent, hewing withetood all
it credit en opposition and imitation for upwards of forty year.;
+red to be and by the increasing demand for this famed Balm may .
e supposed be estimated its value and dewy for reph•nishing, in-
gardens vigoratins, and preserving the Hair, either from falling
Mel- off or turning grey. It impart, to the Hair • bright
b
ar of and gloomy appearance, bees it entirely from scare and
The will not soil the most delicate fabric worn as head dreas .
eff "at home" or in promenade. In the "Nursery* its
. use is invaluable, as it forms in Infancy the bests of •
healthy and luxuriant head of hair. Sold by alb
Perfumer. and Cherniets, at 3e. GI., Gs., and lls. only.
'holemie and Retail by the Proprietors, C. and A.
1
'RIDCII., 22, Wellington-street, London, W.C.
`LIMON Or THII TEA Dory.-This important
• of the Chancellor of the B:chequer most prove
o to the public, especially if the dealer allows
er the full 'dumber to which he is entitled.
1 advantage, Cassell, Smith k Ce. have
I the male of prices for their celebrated
a these Teas, as'well as Caseell's Coffees,
eithin the reach of every family, they
sAeeMot Agents in every town aid
t fully occupied. This ageney is
. of either shopkeepers or privates
'clears sent free by post, by
*et Complaints, and Dies
Ipmeible to exaggerate the
dieine in the treatment
'gularity of the bowels, i
'dant bile these pine
to fail le bowel
but they should
me in the form
eweis are ells-
al aperient
• yet been
instrue- .
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