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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-11

BATH.

Ma. Trra, M.P., --voied— four timer against
Maynooth, once against the Prison Ministers' Bill,
and twice against the Roman Catholic Oaths' But,
and Mr. Way, M. P., twice in favour of the first and
twice against the second of these.

BRIDGWATER
MR. KINGLAIR voted four times for Maynonth,
once against the Prison Ministers, and twice against
the Roman Catholic Oaths' Bills.

WELLS.
SIR WILLI &Id HAY TRII, the present Liberia
member, arrived in Wells on Wednesday afternoon
last, the sth inst., in company with his son, Captain
A. D. Hay ter, and on the foil wing morning address.
were issued by both gentlemen, the former announc-
ing his retirement, and recommending his son (the
rejected of Windsor) to the electors; and the latter
announcing himself as Liberal candidate for Use seat
of his father.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

_
-Ildwoodbadd do so .._
give the largest possible asiossit
Mr: lisicsAmo timid
_

oonstraoteei
.1)h:a

Railway,
,000 dollars,
New -y,

Erie .
5,000,0 t,
between

r traffic
.1 present
A brong h 1
trains hai

_ .4 the
following

materially affecting tu,
has yet to be referred
a Interoowrse which,
exists between the
• ----;••• and lte
to

StisHifi
Ai dab. a
Otable

first-elan
of .1 3IK
molt P.-

[Niagara I
to go there .
Owe. There la
be re•establishecl,

hatchet-lets
Mithittlitihg,
Most ranguine expectations
formed with to it. (
The CHAIRMAN said, you
that this 1s a mere informal

respect
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

IX AIfPLZIS.

otal Amount
When Bum Premiums Bonus added Policy with
effected. Assured Paid to Policy. Bonus addi-
tions.
E Ltd. E s. d. Z s. d.
INSS 100 SP 8 8 10 9 0 116 9 0
1857 8000 700 17 8 190 13 3 MO 13 8
1858 500 58 8 0 30 9 II 610 9 lt

The neat Bonus year will be 1867.
Policies granted to become payable In the life-time of
the assured._ .

Insurers in this Company have ths security of nearly
500 substantial Ethareholdem
Mr. H. LATHAM, Secretary.
Lincoln, April, 1865.

AGENTS:
Dorcheater H. Taylor, 2,7 e w ton Abbot W. W. Majv r
Agricultural Implement Coachbuilder.
Maker, &a. Poole A. B. Roger,,
Bath_ R.H. Martin, Down Draper, Dongfieet.
House, Bristol Road. Salisbury G. Main.
. W. Bright, Chemist, Shaftesbury...
26, Southgate.atreat. Storminster...T. Hawkins:
Blandford.. .E. Blandford, Wareham T. Itedmas,
Merchant and Surveyor. Grocer, South-street.
Bridport... Weymouth
Crewkerne Wimborne Minster......
Lyme Regis... „ W. Short, Chemist.
Newton Abbot. ~W. eovil...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

1 btu bean
fist-arthlt
port Thu a.
high rate of 'the
bare 'imposed, r

I timber **kw, came up
tusli for M oft
order o
, sppearod kr the
113486
-

t the

I ta
incite,

II Tuen4y,
r'William

ahnowt
there were

Sd.
4 to the

... shipping, .-
square-rigged vessels lit
state of things is to be attributed to the
. 'the wharfage dries, which the Corttoratiou
led, and tuiless they are reduced, it is certain
Ers:els will not enter the port of Weymouth,. but
their cargoes where the dues are lowert
i tile and oommercial men express indignation at
asorbitant dues, and we are informed that it is their
to memorialize tilt Corporation with the vieW
them reduced. The Council do everything 4
AS visitors to some to Weymouth, whilst they seem
li/Als all they can to keep vessels away.
1110PTCY.—At the Exeter Bankruptcy Court, os
before Mr. Commissioner Andrews, 11r.
Senalkombe, of Bath -street, in this toWW
•••• to pass his last examination rm.
- ot discharge.—Mr. Clarke, for Mr
.4 for the estate.—The bankrupt °Welt*
&editors unsecured £455 15s. 7d. ; to creditors to be
paid is full, £1.9 15s. 6d.; and to creditors holding
security, Mill The secured creditors hold Pl'oPertti
112047
21.60 ENO. The assets are—debts valued
' was offer,. -6atna,..22310 lls. 10d.—No oppostti
and he pasted his last 0:4
isnittation and obtain—ti "ti tir,order of dustbins.
likttglit CM x/fis'at. Otitoits.—Mr. Henty Baitit
00060 bedsit %i'y on Saturdiy,'at
i 'iNkttiote tke *inumstanees attendingt
liesth mid' Mik body of theist. Siaff-Oommandit;
rikittin'ESOM? lisli gto H.ILS. Willinal
Itiliftitebd if . The d , officer b
/.itivrel
Or ' , -1110
„.....• .
. , i I_t• .1 1 til, 11.. • r • , ' iliflir' 'MI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

SHERRY.

Royal Victoria Sherry:: - • 27e.
(Pale or Brown.)
Excellent Dinner Sherry - - • 20s. to 24..
Superior selected - • • 30s. „ 365.
Fine Golden, very choice - • • 425. „ 48.
MADEIRA.

Direct - • - -
East or West India. - -
CLARETS.

tHOMSON'it PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND LAITST FASHION
Are &Frays stamped with a CROWN,
SOLD iW OOOD D'itAPERS EVERYWHERE.

RAN SOME
PLOUCHS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

I WERN F. MINSTER.

THE sacred rite of confirmation was admistered to 69
candidates-37 female" and 32 males—from the parishes
of Iwerne Minster, Child Okeford, and Shroton, on
Tuesday May 16th, by the Lord Bishop of Salisbury.
The candidates assembled in the National school room,
and walked in procession to the church accompanied by
their respective clergymen. His lordship in addressing
them pointed out the uselessness of head preparation
without that of the heart, and reminded them that as
the Saviour rose from the dead at this season of Easter,
so they should now by God's grace rise above sin
and lead a new life of righteousuees and earnestly
and affectionately exhorted them to strive to act
in accordance with the vows they had that day taken
upm themselves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

IMPORTANT NOTICE !! !

Tr THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
any suffering from Bile,lndiostion, and Torpid Liver,
they should immediately take FROUD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They are the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Month in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head. Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also sot very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require no con.
finement, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of all ages.—These
Pills are not represented as a panacea for every dis-
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medioines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomach.—Sold by all
respectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, Is. 10.
each.

BENSON's WATCHES.—The lady's 5 guinea
gold horiSontal watch, mueh admired for its elegant appear-
ance, serviceable, and heaping good time. A thousand can be scanted
from.-33 and 34, Liedgate-101. Ostablished I 749.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

BENSON's WATCHES.—f -plate lever move-
ment, Jewelled, eta, double-backed, gold came, open face, stse
for gentlemen, 14 trainees: hunter., 16 guineas. Silver, 9 guineas
hunters, 10 guineas.-33 and 34, Ludgale-hill. Established 1749.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

SRA FTESBIJRY.

CONFIRMATIOq. —The Bishop of Salisbury held a con-
firmation here on Wednesday afternoon, His lordship
arrived about two o'clock, sod was welcomed by the
belle of Holy Trinity Church. Divine service was held
at three o'clock, when the sacred rite was administered
to about 50 young people of the town and the parishes
of St. James, Enmore Green, and Motcombe.
Com, FON^.—The committee of this fund have just
published their annual balance sheet. This excellent
society, through the liberality of the Marquis of West-
minster, Mr. G. G. Glyn, M P., and the clergy, gentry,
and tradesmen of the town, serves out coal to the poor
during the winter at about half the retail price. We are
glad to see so good a balance-08 17s. 7d.—to be car-
ried forward to the next account.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

44. ,
,NitoAmibertiopnistblSlLLiltei,„ ,:ust.feTTRION, at _ ElT.NMAtirelt,
May .11985,,the alioire Tit-AM •
HARD -- - - CUL-,

PORT.

Per der.
Fine Old Port, 11 years in Wood - 375.
(Highly recommended.)
From the Wood • - - - • 245. to 30s.
Old Crusted
Fine high-flavoured Old - - - 545. „ 60s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

ENSON'e WATCHES.—FuII-plate lever
movement, Jewelled, gold eases, else for gentlemen, open
lave, 12 guineas; hunters, 15 guineas. Silver, 6 guineas; eunters,
Itniness.-83 and 34, Ludgate-ha F.gtabllshed 1749. *
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

To the Bdttors.

Sir,—During this and the last week, Weymouth has
I been delighted again with the presence of the Q.O.D.C.
Yeomanry, and a fine presence truly most of them have,
which tells much in favour of country life. There may
be a few truly rural annng them, but in general they
look like the Lord Mayor's beef-eaters, and their splen-
did horses seem to have been baited with particular
care-
altogether their mettle would have no doubt its full
weight in a cavalry charge against any enemies of Eng-
land. As to their uniform, it has not improved as well
as the men and the horses. These warriors are too
much dressed like the Death Hussars of the late Doke
of Brunswick. Their ancient uniform was decidedly
better when eaatum scarlet habebant I However, their
pristine helmet with feathers, was both too hea7 and
too expensive. Then mune the Brunswickian tunic and
the blunderbuss shako, which both were blunders; and
lastly, they have come to the other extremity of wear-
ing a short kepi, very light, it in true, but very undig-
nified, for it looks likes forage cap at a distance. Should
Mr. Ruskin see them, he would, I dare say, propose a '
happy medium between • seemingly bleak and white
tunic and • military Doak, and between a heavy pillow
and a billy-cock. Even the Brunswick hussars wear a
small cylinder higher than such kepi. and look taller
and more imposing.—Yours truly,
May 18, 1866. PRESTIGE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

BENS° N's WATCHE s,—llorizontal and
skeleton lever movements. These vestcha betng made by the
best workmen In Bwlnerlaltd, and esetnlned by 'killed artiets here.
In recommended tor soundness and good dme-kespins.-33 and bt,
Ludgate-hill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

by t“,_
.be receipts
operatian

Iliesoll--- or i

,regotrl7,l_te.

*Only
tlie
pivot,

States of America, and
such that it stancit
the traffic whi.t -

restoration of peat*. ,tt .1,
whole railway, on which
1 in NO, with

adsastageo-s; that the ragny shOuld
into owe system, . The iiireessary leghdatiturmeamires
bees ilsiNahhd,lkkil in Issue of oonsolidated
boo& of the whole undertaking can now
'will enable the "cireotors to out in, tor
'Yff bcmds, the Various
time to t'
histua'
value

011.11-tell

?Multi%
-48.wpansur

roperty
lir. S. 8.

coal

Itetlll-111

0001.3

route
over it ; , _ ly, it
simply as a 0;61 route, w,
- - the Atlantic and Great Wf
Railway or not. But you will see MTh
bearing which it Ina on the Atlantic _
Western Railway the circumstance that all wit.
Canada must

well
with

remarkably
connected
_

from
fro

travel'

nattirs_l(y

Cincinnati tc
-, direction,

Boutimem
graphies g road 111 Amerioa. Cleveland , eo4 Nitdots. is
..,._, great centre as a seaport, or rather as a lake At
'len Tfmrimentsfer- 'benefit from
. An . iralfUlTfTh the ' on the t interior waters of Aifiesieee ,
,vfeTWll.irler.kbe ei,
es m..grid,moi is lin ..,,, -which the Clew the coals ars taken to Oansdik Mid to all
.... extremely esi.y point* oe Lake Erie and Lake %Ohioan. This 'sat
' •d np, tunnels, have been fizeouted in she most tadterior water tommtnitation opens on enormous
1,,,,,,
...,...,iteliAg permanent way, bellwit. I district for the Donsuniption of the coals of this
0 i strya •
ei glii44 Tbd rolling stock Lo first-ohisi in Zirlis Veil vii,ll easily_?tirdn ie &Ind%
. hitt hO 614
13
Th... 01 'tatia* 00 Abtruoted in three divieions, hieviig, '
imperat,ell . tions, eritvirfrq Ili ils., Cheers.) I
rendered necessary in eonse- - "Ilitlitl wig Ole extenllions whieh
Tame It a passing through three States, having .=. . 3 A 611
' rilairootiol. First, thd eaten- ,
eititinee INC - . ofe that it is oompleted, It is obviously
- sruelgarises zi.az nod kW" itAiirdsage of AM rten, ,
sures hs
.._;bl,:the Atliotic and.,,tireit Wiittons 1111 be
tAsstot. ,iiipessiair like& ',napkin tea, iiists. Saffal, is a
be colas.- 'Ant tows &Vat United Stabs._ Toci Uni ,
• theetiti 4 theiltrie thulak tiltd at '
swished with tool, the nearasi coal
, at a very considerable distanos.
the Citizens of Buffalo that' on the
500,000 tons of per
consequent] will pay
a whether
Western
importaai
and Graaf
hi

..
I meet inspolitnt ',.
exobange-1 'Nib plue it it at
liaise. ot, , Emmet itle n'olif
, created.- seta being sited
' 414° It is contended,'
..4 the
.completion et
regar.4 - will e-
, &Muni
A fail I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
dO TtILE PIgNOBSS OF WALES.
LENFIELD AT,E,NT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAttiltDßY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
Sold by all Grooers, Chandlers, lao., Ac.
WOTHERSPOON & CO., GLABOOW AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

iptENSON'a WATCIIES.—" The movements are
B of the finest quality which the art of horology is at present
capable of prodrucing."—lllestrefed London News, Bth Novembee,
1862 —3B and 84, Ludgate-hill, London. Established 1749.

eelected
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

. leugth eillgt-Atlautie
...array. Th4o )441100 eittensions
the Buffalo -end VA4e, the
t :tension, _ which latter
_

myeelfipeiore you

gentlemen,
I do not e•

peroeive

bear ki ~
bitereat—tbe

1 entire

tag
roue
doubt
lino. •
towards

(Ciwera

.... presenting
.., to-day, oome to make a
speech,
,T am here simply to explain what I hays
done On the! other side of the water, to show yon
"°! Youprppert ix, and to give my views so to
e,tiele:rir i whoo L think yon will agree
Littati
the • .. r.
Perntredoutt°thistoug.temollPf thoef
instil* tilit. ' Wiens with whieh it wan oon.
,sesibilf fingz. Etat inipoetant VreilogrowinA
anitipisoia,".oevisallliusaV disioloth of the 'lsoni
iteltrt jl, 2iiing for Now York ofrw
ow , o ' risky, MIA come *'or ~
ill: Li, he 7 ivy' ' ' 416368-1"11
he will oome by iitiourft4o4oo9 ,-, he ba -d, Nat mato,
eitzcia
-i
Cleveland . OQ
•' ._ Adm. awn& )
there w a junction • o Atlantic way'
and Groat W 'lii that our I
4
-il wN, rizto iil mina," •
. ....t _?-......,.:,:,......„.

, go in the new diroo..-_, -..aL you must
. mind that one of the greatest objects of
X—the Niagara Falls—is immediately on the
ao that you could throw • biscuit from the
nd Niagara Railway into the falls. There used
the war to be an enormous traffic to the
Falls, because the Southern gentlemen used
annually, and spend a very considerable
e ía every hope that the traffio will now
ished, and that will be a very import
because, if so, we shall not only get the
- that short extension, but upon the
- and Great Western
Anions I refer to are
and the New Lisbon
is an extension about
al length, and the object of construct.
.. is to increase the coal business. To
through the entire coal district, and I 11111,0 no
will add largely to the general trails ou
,Tba Earle Railway Company. have aoW
- us in - vary mu& beater sitthenitdj
- hare season "to boles
to Awe that
_.tsbi:plan •
Or 'bit *
think 100
Rri4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

SFIAFTISBURY.
Lord Grosvenor has issued an address to the freemen
and electors of the city of Cheater.

PARKSTONL

Three fires broke out on Sunday last consuming
quantity of heath, on lands over which the Honourable
Grantley Berkeley has the right of sporting. The Hon.
gentleman's gamekeepers strenuously exerted them.
.elves to stay the devouring element, but we regret to
state that the peasantry wine somewhat lukewarm in
rendering assistance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

to mention
imaiiien of
. .

itlemen,
\ tlantio
n Nogiand,
%meshing Nei

, Ore.
prefatory I
Kennercra I fiur

report to the hoard of directors to be read by Mr.
Sattlirehweito. After he has read %kat report, Mr.
ICennard will present himself to you, and I can only
,tkat the mere questions y9t; ask hius be better.
a'lledjlilliflelss desire of *eery one in oonneition with
tiitHiedertaking is that the earliest information
-r,• 'should be afforded, and that you should know *
much as any of us know ourselves. (Cheers.)
• Mr SATTERTHWAITE then read the following te•
port of Mr. Kennard to the board of director. :-
-To Us Directors on London of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway.
• tlentlernen,—l kers the satisfaction to report the
completion of the slain fine of the Atiahtilli and Great
Western Railway, Inelliding the extension to Cleveland,
tire Western Coal-fields, and fillvtrr Creek branches,
with all nkfidetiniFilltatiens, sidings, water-tanks, kn.
The total length of rite Atlantic and Great Western
~•11aftisily bow sempleted lialenAnsa to
; - usyten, fee riles; Cleveland Extension (breed gauge)
81 s Weiner° Coel-field branch (Franklin to Oil City),
: 32; Bilese Creek (Coal branch), 6---total. 475 miles.
Extensions 9.,"'" t Buffalo Division, 70
; Erie and Niagara,
Isny has also,
Railway, Si

piT tilly

CoFPanY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

EAST PENN ARD.

At the Taunton Quarter Sessions in January last,
Frederick Buckiand was oonvicted, with one Thomas
Blandford, of stealing a gun, the property of William
Biggin, inn•keeper, and sentenced to fifteen years penal
servitude. Mr. George t bitty, of Shaftesbury, having
been consulted by the father, presented a petition to the
Home Secretary, for • mitigation of the sentence, and
on the 13th instant he reoeived a letter from the Home
Office, stating that Her Msjee ty had reduced the sentence
from fifteen years to ten years penal servitude.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

SNOOK'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
• MOST EXCELLENT MEDICINE POI BILIOUS AND LITER
COMPLAINTS, INDIGESTION, Gummag, LOSS OP kn.'s-
TITE, HEADACHE, MCARTHUR; TLATULINCE, SPASMS,
COSTrvENEss, &o.

THEIR ooraposition is truly excellent; they
4- do not contain any antimooial or mermuial pre-
paration whatever, god do not reqpire the least confine-
Ment or alteratien of diet (moderate exercise promotes
their good effects) ; they seldom open.' until ten or
twelve hours after taken and then - gently; they

4e. etr7

;cl'•urT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

WOOL

INQUEST. —A few days ago, Mary Josephine, one
of the children of Mr. H. H. Tucker, Wood-street
farm, was found drowned in a tub of water at the
back of her father's house. H. Look, H.q., held an
inquest on Tuesday, when it being evident that the
child met ite death by accident, a verdict to that
effect was returned.

FAIR—On Monday week there was a large supply
of stook, but a great part was of inferior description.
Heifers and calves fetched from £9 to £l4, but some
superior animals went as high as £l7. Barreners
ranged from £9 to £l4 10s., and working oxen from
£33 to £39 10s. a pair. Mr. Ensor had a very good
sale at his suction, the stock brought under the
hammer including about SO head of cattle and 300
sheep, which were all sold. There was a brisk sale
for fat beasta at 12s. or 13s. a score. Some fat
oxen made from £29 to £34 10a each. Of sheep,
shorn ewes made from 5.35. 6d. to ads.; lambs, 265.;
and tegs, 475. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

BINGHAM'S MELCOMBE,

Ix the thunderstorm of the 9th, the electric
fluid struck a magnificent silver fir in the grounds
of Colonel Bingham, entered the giant tree at the
fork, some 50 or 60 feet from the ground, cutting
into the wood precisely as a knife would do, and
ripping off, not only the bark, but also a long strip
of the timber itself, about eight or ten inches in
width, and sometimes three or four inches in depth.
It is hoped that the vitality of the tree may not be
affected; but the deep gash thus made in it can
never be effaced, and at present the thick ribbon, as
it were, of wood, which has been ploughed up and
bangs loosely turned back over the branches, pre-
sents a most singular and striking appearance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

BURGUNDY WINES.

Beaune

-20 e. „ 36e.

—..., „
Macon
Volnay

SPANISH PORT • - - -15 s. per doz.
PRUSSIAN SHERRY • - - 151. „

'portant to evi

tillertlVANS (suocweeor to Mr. Frond),
..LA Caesium Dorchester, AGRNT Poe
, .
HORNIMAN'S YITRE TEA.
It is very C FiOICE and STRONG.
It is very MODERATE in PRICE.
It is very WHOLEBOME to USE.
These ADVANTA.GES have secured for this Tea *
general preference. Sold in Packets, with the price
•printed on (ilia signed
#II4IIIIIIIIOLONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

ratan of
that my
tamed

, request
rate of e•

a
rule of aotlraf
- that reed Ile
4- Mi.

upon
direotona 'la.
Kennard, sad thic
notified in
feel that in
I is due to
to your inters,
say is this. You hoer
the representation of r
*Wawa is over, I ;
and,aoissbil of fr
If tequila et

thei time twn" yaw- mad.
ploof tbe, interest 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

WINTERBORNE STIC'KLA ND.

THE REV. J. S. WILKINS (who iS officiating as curate
pro tern) preached an excellent sermon on behalf of
the Church Pastoral Aid Society, on Sunday afternoon,
when a oollection was made to assist the fends of that
excellent institution.

THE musical members of the congregation were much
pleased on Sunday last, to find that a change had been
made in the collection of hymns used in the parish
church; the Rev. R. Harland's "Church Psalter and
.Hymual" having been introduced in lien of the very
meagre selection hitherto used.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

_...,-
Ms
itlfill: ':4tier.licis-ited
mei* hews been Irian
avulse, be at *6.— '
ea leg Wale
- of the

expomMoo
, most faithfsAy
TnOWAS W.
)Itr., ;EMMA*lage
I the •
Keenrpd,

El COSTIIIIIy a
that it atm

and Mr.

la pebba

Daniel
Amends
have
ken-

esiim—ation. or

business.—

yours.
KUMASI). Engineer in Chief.
_ forward. the Cum/swam c.
.., plasm= of introducing to you
and I beg that you will ask him ell
questions which strike your own minds, and use
ukrarletrfirasdom ia doing so • but I
tear in mind that it is wd.viesble
'• SG 414 • time, the L
lea. of Wm:maiden.
said,

measure is b,
in the management
.e marketability of the sts.
eSeneral4 Pxted oik
have only to it,44 what the ILClMillistration of your
In America le concentrated in the hands ~
L'Flommedten, president, and Y
enperintendeat No gentlemen
or private ,
railway
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

STURMINSTER N EWTON.

PETTY SIMSION a, May 22.—Before the Rey. H. T.
Bower, (chairman,) and Montague Williams, Esq.—
William Jeanes was summoned by the police for being
drunk at Haselbury Bryan.—Fined, on his own con-
fession, ss. and costs.—Thomas Hackett was also
summoned for being drunk at Sturminster Newton,
which he admitted.--Fined se, and costa—John
Burton, of Sturminster Newton, waa summoned for
being drunk at Okeford Fitspaine.—Fined ss. and costs.
—Eli Percy and Joseph Russell were summoned for
being drank, and fighting at Shroton.—Each
.fined 7a.
and costs.--Henry Arney, Stalbridge, was fined 7s.
and costs, for being drunk and riotous.—Joseph
Trowbridge was fined Sc. and ',oats for being drunk and
riotous in Sturminster Newton.--Silas Chant, of
Marnhull, WWI fined 6d, for allowing his donkey to stray
upon the highway in that parish.--George Mooree, of
Haselbury Bryan, was fined is, and ousts, for allowing
two horses to stray upon the highway,--James
Strange, of Haselbury Bryan, fined 6d. and souls, for
a like offence.—William Ridout, of Sturminster
Newton, pleaded guilty to being drunk in that town.—
Fined 7s. and costs.—John White, of Stoke Wake, was
fined 58, and costa, on the information of P.C. Hanaford,
for being drunk in that parish.— —Edward Strange, of
Ilearley Farm, Fifehead Neville, was summoned by
Ann Scott, of that parish, for en sasault.—Mr. Dash-
wood appeared for the defendant, and the Bench, after
hearing the evidence, dismissed the summons.—John
Helyar, of Haselbury Bryan, was bound in his own
recognisances in the sum of £5, to keep the peace for
six months' towards Thomas Mullett. —Walter Watts,
of Haselbury Bryan, was fined 10.1. and coats, for
assaulting Joseph Strange, of the same place.- —Samuel
Rose, of Sturminster Newton, was summoned by Mary
Fiander for assaulting her. Mr. Dashwood appeared
for the defendant, and after a patient hearing of the
evidence by the Bench, the defendant was bound in his
own recognizant* to keep the peace for six months.—
Joseph Fiander, of Sturminster Newton, was summoned
by Samuel Rose, of the same place, for wilfully and
maliciously pulling down and injuring part of a dwelling-
house whilst in the occupation of it.—The Bench con-
sidered the case not sufficiently proved.--Charles
Upshaw, of Flaselbury Bryan, was summoned by Joseph
Strange, of the same place, for an aasanit.—Dismiased.
Henry Bake and John Rake, both of Sturminster
Newton, were summoned by the police for obstructing
the free passage of a certain highway in the town of
Sturmineter Newtoe.—Henry Rake was fined ss. and
coats, and John Rake 2s. 6d. and costa—Robert Sims,
of Ibberton, for possessing two illegal weights, was
fined 4s- and costs.—John Moores, of Stonrton
Gaundle, was fined Bs. and costs, for having in his
possession four drinking cups in his beer-house of
deficient measure.—The license of the Crown Inn,
Ibberton, was transferred to Samuel Roes, late of
Belshalwell, baker.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

BENSON, J. W., in order to ensure the proper
Conduct of his bash:ter, has divided It Into three principaf de.
partreenta, for the manufacture aid We of swatches, boas. clocks,
churth and turret elocks.-321 and 84, Ludgate-hilt Established 174 C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

4 UU pi re, _ , sio-le;e1; .-01471;;Ir—sir,
-mune purifying mudienn* blqorkPir lit"t a
OUTX.IPT aID 01.411 szt imp
PoLsEm6:lo4il4:=!,..

onloachetoes
, !hod avid-Mai.
rftri.Fold at t.

"fift BIiTaRKIN."

Popular literature takes many stratige forms in our
day, and perhaps the most acceptable are the most un-
expected. Messrs. Edmonston and Douglas, of Edin-
burgh, ar3 issuing a sixpenny occasional series of well-
written " Odds and Ends," and this is one of them.
The " Enterkin" is one of those nut-of-the-way and out-
of-the-world places which Dr. John Brown delights to
visit, And of lidch he delights to write. It is simply
a frightful gully in th 3 banarkshire Arcadia, memorable
as the scene of a resolute cofetianter'satand against the
armed men who had captured their inlrester, But like
others of the interesting series to which we have re-
ferred, it is good discursive reading for • railway trip—
not too short to be finished off at once—and, if found
too short, not too dull to forbid perusing again, for Dr.
John Brown is probably the favourite Edinburgh writer
of his day, next after A. K. H. B and Dr. Guthrie.
As we have said, he is very fond of odd places, odd
peons, ftfld ptrticalarly. of odd dogs, and generally one
and all of these Scenic Effecte or dramatis persona figure
In his pages. These tracts ard ridat sixpinny issues.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-23

nENSON, J. W., watch and clock maker, by
Jui weer.* et appointment to H.R.H. the ?dime or war.
Mee medallMt, class 83; and honourable mention, class lb. Wens.
factory, 83 and 84, Ludgate-hill, London. Established 1149. ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

BIRTHS.

-----
July 12, at the Bestory, Mier, Romersetshire, the
rife of the Hey. .T. Y. Niel Poison, of a daughter.
July 9, at Ringwood, the wife of Mr. William Coffman,
A the Crown Hotel, of • daughter.
July 10, at 24, Thomu-street, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. George Percy, of a son.
July 14, at Dorchester, the wile of Mr. Thomas
Pommy, saddler, ha., of a ion.
July 12, at Fordingbridge, the wife of Joseph R.
Nave, of • daughter.

11ABRIAG103.
July 11, at Gillingham, Dorset. by the Rev. Robert
Cormsll, Matthew Henry Hoare, to Hate, youngest
daughter of Mr. Robert Goklebrough.
July 8, at the Idiruster, Wimborue, by the Rev. H. P.
Cookesley, Mr. Henry Loyal, second son of Mr. J.
Lovel, South Walk', Dorchester, to Ellis, eldest
daughter of B. Short. EN., Leigh-road, Wituborne.
'Ally 10. at Bemminster by the Rev. Charles Pink,
Capt. P. Moms, late 66ti ltegt., to Harriet Ingle, only
daughter of T. G. Fox,
Esq., of Bern, niter.
July 11, at St. GeorsiLiflanover-square, the Hon.
Maculae Wingfield, to Agnes, daughter of James
Block. Esq., of Charlton, ilts.
July 13, al St. Mary's Church, Bridport, by the Rev.
jtsFville L. Lee, rector, William Townley Vihetham,
second son of Charles Whetharo, Esq., of 52, Gordon-
square, London, and Bridport, to Mary, youngest
daughter of John P. Stephens, Req., of Bridport.
' July 10, at St. Edmund's Church, Salisbury' Mr.
Charles Presides, to Miss E. Wellington, both of Solis.
bury.
July 10, at Riandford Church, by the RAT. C. D. I.
WickNato Mt. Goons Beyt, of Lymingtoo, Hints, to
Miss Jan. Freak, Zmutford, near Blandford.
DEATHS.
July 5, at Dorset House, Clifton, the Rev. John
Guthrie, vicar of Caine and Canon Residontlary of
Bristol Cathedral
July 10, at Alderbory House, Salisbury, George
Forb, Req., aged 82 years..
July 15, at Fordington, of rapid consumption. Ellen
third and much beloved daughter of Mr. James
Wass, tied 22, deeply regretted. Her end was peace.
July 11 at Southampton, Mrs. Doswell, relict of the
late Mr. J. D. Harwell, for many years surveyor to the
corporation of that town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

the Rive
I Seco*

....soAY,
THE RATFIN RAM STOCK.

Important SALE of RAM LAMBS and RAMS of the
Genuine BeiMPSHIRE DOWN BREED.
VER. JOHN WATERS begs to
Itip ILL Give Notice of Ms. EDMUND
OWING'S Assad Ram Sale, at Salisbury,
"1111' on WEDNESDAY, 26th JULY, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

clergyn.,
46.ent "Pto the excitemant- A
-"wed • few

.. Warren was re.
ceivi „ a few minutee before five o clock int the
evening, at tha infantry barracks, Sheet-street,-
Windsor, from Chippenham, stating that there was
a serious riot in that town, and that the authorities
required the earliest aid of the military. Colonel
Heneage left at onee by an express train on the
Great Western line with 60 men, each man having
had served oat to him BO rounds of ball cartridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

doing If,
he avoid
e
them.

altogether
they kw

place
, they bad greatly endeared
(Laughter and kiwi.) He (Mr.
before them as an Untried men, but
and if they would have him they
a wanting. (4 yoke: "W. won't
thing von oan do is hook it again.")
-,ineral in politics, anxious to enrol himself
.se banner of Lord Paltneniton who had done so
for theprosperity of the °pantry. (Cheers.) He
-.lied whet hod the OonservpVs done for the
he welfare of t country. (Voices : " olhing.") There
had been a dark ' blank de their history
u far ai aossaernel nod
;inks VW) indeed must that
N 41116 net. (Applause.)
and progressive
party, which bad
...on which she occupied
et believed that had the
Illigland would have been
fortanale
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

18 41VFN AT

-- T. Y. TULLOCH'S
WHOLESALE & RETAIL TEA & GROCERY
ESTABLISHMENT,

HIGH FAST STREET, DOECEIRSTER.
Black Teas—la. 6d., Is. 10d., 28.,25. 2d., 2s. 4d., 2e. 641.,
2s. Bd., 2s. 10d., 3P., 3s. 2d., 3€. 4d., 3s. 6d.,
and 3s. Bd. per lb.
Coffees—la., la 4d., Is. Bd., and 2s. per lb.
Mole*lugars-4d. and Aid. per lb.
Lump ditto-50. and 64. per lb.
Currants-3d., 44., and 54. per lb.
5d., and 6d. per lb.
Every description of Grocery at equally low prices.
Carriage paid On OH orders exoeeding 40s.
Samples of Tea forwarded by Post of any price on
receipt of a postage stamp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

BOMILUITTON.
OUR IDWIOIIII.—Tko onlnobla auks.
I eluding a ftffid diamond, well known as
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BY EXPRESS t BLRaTRIC I'ELEGITAIII.

(FROM 088 OWN BBPORTNIt.)
MARK-Lin MOIDAY, July 17.
, The supply of English wheat at market to-clay was
light, and held for tart Nondars rates, at which the cis
nand was very dull.
Foreign Wheat met very little inquiry, and in the
absence of any important transactions quotations were
nominally unaltered, but the tendency was La favour of
buyers.
Floating cargoes of wheat arrived off coast and rather
obeeparlie buy, but for future delivery there is stills
steadr3Felband at late rates.
, afar trocie is very qliet, and in the passing
fessibes buyers ciecadonally have the advantage in
• Barley attracts only very moderate attention, and
prises are barely maintained.
PONS move off in retail lota at the previous currency.
. Malt is unaltered in value or demand.
Oats, owing to the. very large supply from Run*
may be obtained at ed. to ii. decline on the rates of
this day week.
Linseed is dell and rather cheapen
• Rapeseed steady.
Maize is in good demand, both off the coast and for
farther delivery.

11:117110POLTTAN CATTLE 211sItiLET, JULY 17.
The supplies of live stock at market *is morning were
:bolter as to numbers hut comprised • large proportion of
ordenly half-fat stook. For prima well-oonditioned dsearip-
gone there was consequently a good market, nets. toms&
ng upwards.
Prime Scots, Herefords, and shorthorns Were in da.
mewl, and brought advanced priees. Irbil, sans,
indifferent beads sold slowly at irregular prises. The
general top prim was se. 2d.

- •
There was • steady demand for sheep, and Priam
tended against buyers, the bast peas being speedily
teleared. Os. 21. was quoted as the general top pekoe.
Lambs sold more readily, and rates were well main-
.;lloined.
Vaal met a dull lisle at easier prices.
ol f Pork sold slowly at the quotations.
!I At market: Beasts, 5,010; sheep and lambs, 25,790;
eaves, 366; pigs, 910.
Priam psratone of Ma sinking the offal: Beef, 31. 64.
.te6s. fid ; eisittosi,
.3a. dd. to 6s. 3d.; veal, 3s. Bd. to
; pork, 3s. to 4s. 10d. lamb, 6s. to 7/1.

MONEY

Cone°ls remain at Saturday's prim-90 to j for
money and 90 h to j for soooluit Endued and new
three per cents., 81911 to •

liarket.

CORN M 441 SETS.
Friday.—We have a very poor show of
:wood here to-day at to quantity. Owing, in
tleis bralia*, to the favourable accounts from moat
pans of 486 wristry in referenoe to the orops„ the de-
mand for aU kinds was in a sluggish state, at prima
about equal to Monday's. The condition of the supply
was (owl There was an increased quantity of foreign
wheat 011 the stands. Selected parcels were held firmly,
at full quotations, but inferior kinds were very dull, on
former terms. The transactions in floating cargoes of
grain were somewhat restricted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

DORCHESTER.

--
Don, CoorrY HOSLITAL. —ln-patients admitted
7, discharged 6 ; ont-patiants aimittod 3, discharged 24 ;
remaining in hospital 52; remaining on books, 141.

LONG VACATION IN THR COUHTT COURTS. —By
a provision in a new Act, the judges of the county
courts are relieved for the first time from sitting
daring the month of September. They can now
enjoy a long vacation like other judges.

OORN !finger, Saturday, July 15.—The supply of
wheat was rather better this day than for the last two
or three weeks, most of which was disposed of at the
extreme prima lately marmot. The growing mops is not
quite go favourably spoken of. Barley and oats sold in
retail at late rates.

PRISONS'S POI TRIAL AT THR SlatMIR ASSISTS.—
John Heap. shooting with intent to mtuder at Portland;
Sophia Wellman, stealing oalioo, ice., at Dorchester.
On boil :—Agnes Flower, attempting to murder a new
born infant at Shaftesbury ; Lavinia Barter, con.
onaling birth at ; Mary Ann Peokford, stealing
money at Wimborne.

DOICIEIZSTIM AGSICULTURAL SOCITZTT. —The Turnip
Hoeing match in connection with the Dorchester
Agricultural Society waii held on Tuesday, the 11th
inst., on the farm of Mr. G. J. Wood, of Admhrton.
There were seventeen oompetiters, and the work,
&z
eal: v, was well done. The judges were Mr. Richard
Mr. Thomas Homer, and Mr. John Hooper.
The prises were awarded as follows :—lst prise to John
Roberts, servant to Mr. joeeM Saunders, of Rube;
Sad prise to George Short, servant to Mr. John Chick,
of C.ompton Yellow's; 3rd prise to Robert Drake,
servant to Mr. G. J. Wood, of Admiston.
Tax VoLurruis EXOAMPICIIITT. The Doreetelaire
volunteers are about to eneampatlmiworth. Themen will
assemble in camp on Tuesday, the 26th, and disperse on
the following Saturday. The annual inspection by Col.
Bruce will take place en Friday. 'The kits, ammunition,
he., are to be forwarded to the camp on Monday
morning. A. tent will be given to every sit men. At-
tention is directed to the neosesity at having the bair
out moderately short, and of wearing stocks or black
neckerchiefs and black gloves. Sergeant HOlinwood has
been appointed hospital sergeant of the bettaliao, and
oommitteeo for the arrangement of amusements have
also been appointed.
I Tin WeeTscit.—The reeding of the thermometer at
Dorchester for the pest week Is 0. follows :--

Dimation State of
Dates. Noon 1.6 g el Wind. • Weather.
July
10 64 54 NW Tine, stormy
11 64 47 NW Showers. Mn.
13 62 57 SW Tine, rain, cloudy
13 64 57 SW Rain
14 89 55 W SW Cloudy, fine
16 72 61 SR kSW Fine
18 75 45 SW Fine
00211261001f171116 WM 1864.
July
10 87 55 NS Gloomy
11 71 55 KR Pine, cloudy
12 68 52 NB Pine
13 63 48 NB Gloomy, fine
14 69 44 N&8 Tine
15 73 48 3IXS Pine
16 73:±M ELSE Pia.

iednesday
la!mrs, r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
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1 Calendar Month, are now issued at Weymouth.
Dorehester, and Bridport, and other principal Station'
on the LS
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Malvern, Buxton, Scarborough, Harrogate, and other
watering plaoes on the Yorkshire coast; Windermer%
Penritb, and the Lake district; to the principal
placei on the Eastern Md Southern coast, North and
South Wales, Scotland, lakes of Killarney and Dublin.
,M Holyhead.
Return Tickets at about a single fare for the Double
Journey are also issued during the Summer months to
picinia or pleasure parties.
For full partionlars see programmes., which can be
obtained at any of the Company's Stations.
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BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
£8,000,000 Sterling, guaranteed by Government,
are annually divided in monthly allotment' in vedette
Sams upwards to £50,000 Shading. An investment ad
£1 may secure £25,000 Sterling.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis) apply to
SINTZ, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-km:
letters addressed to him at 8, Three King
Lombardntrest, London, EC., will be immediately
forwarded.

ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIMB,
IN THE FIELD, Tag STREETS, on AT ROME.
Provided for by • Policy of the
_ RAILWAY PASSENGERS

ASSURAN CE COMPANY,
64, CO RN RILL, LONDON, E. C.
COMPENSATION HAS BEEN PAID
FOR 10,000 CLAIMS.
£l,OOO in ease of Death, or £6 per Week while laid up
by Injury, secured by an Annual Payment of from
dag to £5 Si.
For Partkralars apply to the Clerks at the Railway
Stations, to the Local Agents, or at the °Mon,
64, OORNHILL, and 10, REGENT-STREET.
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Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Donetahire Bank ; Yeovil, Mr. John Stone, Pen Mill
Hotel; Mr. Fatter, Bristol and Exeter Railway
Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

al _ , Horsey, in the County .
iisoli,deeoseed (sib° died at ifelcombe .
as the 2fth day-of January, 18135,) are
Etol
n:di the 'particulars thereof to
and -all nations indebted to the said
forltiwith to pay tlis. amount of
.. . .. .

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any Claim or
. of JOHN Sizzassx
e, in the Coasti of
who died et Maxtins-

having

any Claim
Jamas DAVIB,

f to ui
the P''

spe• dektaZgoinvoris
ATM COCRERAM,
litleisetora of the deceased.
• Dallartilisls6 feJl IBM
A 1LP51t814116,,• having any Claim or
1-4„, • Bemang ageimithellelate of Tnoues BALBTOII,
late of Broadway, in the Gesally of Dorset, Esquire,
rkeemed (who died at Broadway aforesaid on the Ith
day at April, 18660 are required forthwith to send
libe.di4uiar. thereof to ea the undersigned ; and all
niss indebted to the said, deemed are requested
fisienrith to pay the &plant of their remem, '
Mil, '
•ANDREWE -AND OofEllatrilf,
Bolkitors to the imtore of the deceased.
listed this Ihth day of $
410 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
WANTED-4 respectable Youth as an
APPRENTICE to the TAILORING
•BIYEENESS. -HI amid be required to serve In the
,hr•irkleh ho would be instructed in the Art of
mid Mttonred to take a Situation se Foreman.
premium reonfted.—Apply to B. B. SMITH,
JIMMMIS*11011; Medford.
, 0114. LED PUPlL.—ass MDR

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18661 ase required forthwith to Dead the ovrtioulars
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the sal/ deceased are requested forthwith to pay
alba amount of their respective debts to us,
ANDREWS AND WC.K.RRAII,
Solicitors to the Rneentors of the demand.
Dated this 15th day of July, 1865. •
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has been effected at Weymouth
Coruiervatives and Liberals by t'
d Grey Irth Wilton and Mr.
copied. The peace of the town
serried, and the sweet-toothed -
tuents have been disappointe
It. Brooks, EN., and Captain
sequently, walk over.

between the
^ement of
from the

BRI DPORT.

UNOPPOSED RETURN OF
__MIME&

HODGRON.

THE usuril preliminaries having
In the Townhall, the electors were rem
to the hustings, on which the candidate.
supporters soon appeared, includinr H. E. Hounsell,
Esq., (Mayor), J. Gundry, Esq., W. Hounsell, Esq.,
T. Hanna!,ll, Esq.' F. W. Gandry, Ess., Edward
Gandry, Req., T. Legg, Req., Capt. Swain, W. E.
Turner, Esq.. Mr. Hallett Edwards, Mr. Suttill, Dr.
Carpenter, and W. Collor., Esq.
H. E. Houssems Esq., the Mayor, in a short speech,
requested some elector to nominate a person to serv*in
the ensuing Parliament, on which Joseph Gundry,
EA., of The Hyde, said that he should have felt un-
mixed pleasure but for one circumstance in making the
nomination of Mr. Mitehell, namely, his excellent
friend Mr. Hounsell, who on every previous oocasiat
had nominated Mr. Mitchell, was now unable to take
part in the proceedings. Hill indomitable plunk and
honest feeling were still the same; but his medical
adviser had put his veto on bin appearance there, and
it was with regret, therefore, that he had now to pro-
pose' instead of seconding, the nomination of hi boa.
friend. The electors as well as himself had the ex-
perience of the past to guide them in their as
of the future. The last was the longest
whiciti had been known for very many years, and
expired from dux of time. Mr. Gundr
to idea at the het election that
would have beep • 'hark dusk* amittititeh
of every mend-, tlcrt
begin pledged-to I tin
distant when they
mestion

been

gone

oandidatee
'.,dinr '"

anticipations
Parliament
_am, and had
andry -then referred
this Parliament
that on aecount
liberal, having
been far
members for
• had been

Parlismeni,

a new n.
allowed to
many ahem
especially
Italy, and
the oe,-*

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