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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05

AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

According to Nature, Locusts were ra numerous
early in May in Algeria, as almost to stop the train'
running from Blidah to Algiers.

Much alarm exists among the Wed Cornwall farmers
from an outbreak of pleuro-pneumonia among the
cattle in the district. The outbreak le distinctly traced
to an imported herd, nineteen beasts having been shot
near Helstone alone. The disease has spread north and
south of that district.

Taking an interest in my cottage garden, I was
anxious to try the effect of paraffin, and having
obtained some of the Market Favourite Pea from
Messrs. Stewart and Mein, Kelso I, on May 1, before
sowing, steeped them in a strong paraffin oil for one
hour, and now (May 28) I have a row of peas 16 yards
lung and 6 inches high, which neither birds nor mice
have interfered with. On the same piece of ground
are Mac Lean's Blue Peter Peas, which were nut
steeped in paraffin, and the birds and mice have
nearly spoiled the crop. Richard Ikethant, Middleton
Cottage, Bel ford, North's nt4erland.

A lady, on reading your last week's number,
exclaimed, "I am certain that ivy growing on the
walls of a house protects it from damp ;" and, on
inquiry, I found that she at one time resided in a
place where two rooms at the side of the house were
fearfully damp. Clothes hung in closets became at
the expiration of • fortnight quite spotted with mould,
the walls in wet weather was perfectly moist, and
the paper fell off. Mrs. was advised to clarr
nt,
Ivy. She did so. It grew quickly (it was the
sort), and it had before she left entirely covered the
wall, making the two formerly damp rooms and
objectionable closets the most dry spots in the house.
Other friend of mine have experienced the same bene.
cial results from Ivy culture. —Helen Wain,, in
°odour's Clurnelde.

I can with confidence second Mr. Rust's remarks
about ivy-covered walls. A farm-house in North
Wilts, in a somewhat exposed position, was up to
twenty years ago about as damp a dwelling as could
be found en the estate. The present tenant planted
ivy against the south and wed wall—the sides most
exposed, and by dint of care the walls were fairly
covered in five years. The house has ever since been
about the dried on the estate. —Mcrrys, in Gardener's
Chroniefe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.

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Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Translations into any foreign
11114'11W'

RESTED BY THE PUBLIC ANALYTICAL
CHEMIST.
JOHNSON,
k\N, JOHNSON AND 047 S
PURE TEA,
SECURED IN TIN FOIL PACKETS.
Free from all mineral colour, or other adulteration—
Wholesome and Invigorating—of great strength and
delicious flavour—and Cheaper mug Better than any
other Tea.
QUALITIES FROM 2a. TO 4e. PER POUND
Sold by upwards of Three Thousand authorized
Agents throughout the Kingdom.
LOCAL AGENTS
Derchaner, DLILDMII, Mesita Easton Lawir,Pstacs MI CO.
Askerewell, Nom, Part Office Malden Newton, Naas, Orooer
13eamineter, EDWARDS, Coulee- Netherbnry, Srustsr, Grocer
honer. Poole ERISTOWS, 150, Illgh-IR
Bridport, Moak Confectioner Portland, J01.1.1/TS, ESSORSOIIO,
„ Bean, Bookseller Pladletrenthide, a ores
„ Harbour, JOHN GUSH Grocer
Burton Bnalstock, Bramout, Etoboroulth, Harm, Baker
Grocer. Upwry.BOWDITCII. Baker
Cerne Abbots, Hosea, Hoek- Weyceouth. Pio:miser. Bakst
seller Hussars, Chemist
Code Castle, Hennas, Biker Wool, Lawman, Grocer
JOHNSON, JOHNSON, AND CO.,
TEA MERCHANTS,
SOUTHWARK. LONDON. S.R.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05

canard.

On Tuesday aSternoon I gentleman peering by the shore
at Osminn, found, between Bbortlake and Redoliff
Head, the body of a young man quit* dead. The body
was subeequently removed to the Monk lan. end Idea*
tiodag OW of atom kkedow, a 000 sh Water. who bad

stserts Jie

fief
205 0 0
523 5 10
80 10 2
110 J 10
01 10 10
2

53:46 111 1

The balance in hand was. .
The Special District Rate Account allows :
Bro. opts. X a. A.
Balance lavus-ht forward . . . . W.; 18 ft
Balance of Rate nude 13th April, at 2.1. I
101 7 1

.C 307 5 5i

Esp•nditit rt.
Interest on L 1,300 . .

—A
d.
26 L 6 6
%I II 11*
£307 6 61
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05

BELOTIALW2LL.

SUDO= Dvern.—On Tuesday about one o'clock
p.m., as Mr. Benjamin Rose yeoman, of this village
was proceeding to hia fields for agricultural P
was a short distance from his house, he st=
fell 4uwn aq in is very few minutes ex_pired. He
wig in his usual heath when o left the house. No
dunbt butit an invest Wilrbu h l n t.e Lod.
(Ricer?. —A roamis use pITINCt 00 NMO,llO5r betweenthe Henetridge and 1411 Clubs, hi con-
sequence of there not being time to play the game oes, It
was decided on the first innings In favour of the )(Sherpa
Port team with nine runs to spare. Subjoined are the
seoresi—Henstridge, lit 75 ; Sind. Innings,
—Milborne Pert. Isi iniguipi. ; Warw. N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-05

THE DORCHESTER

P(Old Established)
STANTI RRGIETRY OFFICE
under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
SQV/WANTS WANTED. 1 Experienced
Nunn. age not under 25; wages £lB. 13 Cooks,
wages from £l4 to £3O. 4 Eitchenutaids, wages from
CHI to £l6. 1 Working Housekeeper, for • Farm-
house. 9 Experienced Housemaids, 3 Parlourmaide.
4 House and Parlourmaide. 10 General Servants. 2
Nursemaids. 2 Ladysmaids, wages £l6. 1 Groom,
age about 18, who has lived in a Gentleman's family
and can drive, to live in the house. 1 Single Man, as
Gardener. 2 Single-handed In-door Men Servants.
1 Footman under • Butler, age not under 22, height
not under sft. 81n. 1 Single Man, age about 30, m
groom and coachmen.
Apply to Mr. Morita POIINCT, Saddler and Ser-
vants'lbsgi.try Office, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and • stamped
anvalopa for reply.
Vo names given until the fee ia paid, and no letters
•asereend =km a damped envelope is enclosed.
INVANTED, • GENERAL SERVANT.:
Andy to MI. lintrift, Cann Abbas.

QUEENSLANI) EMIGRA.TION.
The next ship for Qneensland is the magnificent fast-
sailer, "City of Agra," from London, on the 30th
April next, for Brisbane and Maryborongh.
Applications (or Free or Assisted Passages may be
made to, and handbooks (post free), and all other
information obtained from the Local Agents—Mrs. H.
Panics, Bridport ; Mr. T. a BEYER, 16, Wollaston-
villas, Dorchester ; Mr. G. WILSON, Wimborne ; Mr.
P. D. ROBERTS, Parade, Sherborne ,• or
THE AGENT GENREAL FOR QUEENSLAND,
32, CHARING CROSS, LONDOE. R.W.

225,750 000 NEXT OF KIN I
9 and HEIRS wanted
to 'Unclaimed Money and Property in England,
America, and the Colonies. Address, .1. S. ROOMS,
Wthril:D, a reepectable YOUTH, about Rego 8.A5-. St. Nente. Particalare of any name In
14, arrAPPEENTICE to the PRINTING. the collection, of Pen.in?, wanted se. 3d. Property
—Apply at the Office of this Paper, Dorchester. recovered upon communion.
Missing friencletraitd.
_ _
ANTED, THAYELLERS, AGkiNTS,
giOLOMOII says tllere " hipthing new under
AA. tat; sena!' If you will forward your address, we
51-410351 'end Co, Au 15, Queen- send, free, annetaing New, Novel, and Valuable.
wawa, elwedo, London, allow 50 per cent. "n* How labor we we, set rich honestly and secure
anion on a ',Waits in nnanial no. &map ter =eon—Address, N9vaisT PI7BI.III3iNG CecarrArr,
oPI7. afriacarniter,

QURGICAL SUPPORTS for Males and
10 Females. Trusses, Belts, Elastic Stockings, and
, Directions for self-measure Food free.—
I,54l?dNiS and BATMAN, Makers, 118, Market-
Moot, klainbater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

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THIS DAY'S KAILICETS. n
! „ orset 13onnt4 Express.
•
MkRK LANE. —THIS DAT.
Wheat closed quietly tint firmly, all descriptions of
foreign awl best English Is. dearer on the week.
Oats, moire, and barley, firm; grinding barley Is.
dearer than on Monday hat; beans., peas, and flour,
trade quiet, but rather firmer.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—THIS DAY.
About :1750 foreign beasts were penned. Prices
were steady, at 4e. 61. to 6.. About 6,300 sheep, the
trade for which was flat at fit 61. to 7s. Calves made
from 4s. to 6s. 4d. Pies made from 14. 104. to 4s. BJ.
per eight pounds.—At Deptford about 1,600 beasts and
7,000 sheep.

SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
The markets generally show no improvement in
price as regards wheat. Trade has not been active.
B.arley is quiet, and .4 oats we may say the same. At
Norwich prices for wheat advanced Is. per qr.
In the cattle markets trade may be reported
steady.

cow..
DORCHESTER. —At the Corn Exchange there
wai an ex,medingly wirdl wipply of wheat, and prime
sample. were more saleable at late prices, which
ranged from 51. to 53. Barley in good demand at
fully late ratee-311.. to 50. Grinding sorts 6d dearer,
31e. to :Cos being the quotation, Oat. were 6rm at
154. to 31. Beans sold at late ratee, and pees in fair
consumptive demand. Flour told at 43.. to 45e. per
each, with a dull trade.
- • --

CATTLE.
In the cattle tnarket there Wan a good Ripply of
Ana, A on.l &mond prevailed for prime beef,
Which renlised from 131. 64. to F. per score. Sheep
sold pretty well, down ewes making 50s. to 525. Ga.,
and wefliers 56a. to 61a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

/ anything
. &exerted that the
g. The deputation
One gentleman -
od could not be'
Away and left not
_4 was really too I
commercial traveller

Printed sad Publiabsd set $, Hlgh-street West,
wu
; Dorcheetu, in the parish of Holy Trinity, by Geo.
no Wins. rwricat, of the pariah of ASainte, Dorokegwr,
ney to far tits Proprietor.
manias lefT.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

:CUSSIOIVISTS.

OP EN AIM CLOSE CARRIAGIS, AND • BREAK FON

Picylc PASTIER.
Good Stabllng.
N.8.--SrEaw. Rooms FOR ParvAnt Femme.

MONEY LENT WITHOUT 81AUMIEW

IMPORTANT NOTICE!!

rrHE ADVANCE BANK, No. 42, Mea-
l. srairr, SALISBURY, makes ADVANCES from
kb 0 to £l,OOO t FARMER'. DAIRYMEN,
CARRIERS. PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDERS,
CLERGYMEN, TRADESMEN and OTHERS at
ens day's notice; without publicity if required; from
see month to three years; easy payments; distance
so chisel:kn.—Apply personally, or prospectus for.
Wa1144
inebEN EDWARDS, Usaapr,

MONS. LEYS

DENTAL SURGEON AND MANUFACTURER
OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
5, ST. THOMAS STREW, WSYMOUTH,
(ESTABSISHILD SINCE 1064),

CAN be consulted every day lei home, from
Nine till Five; and at D01CE11,13114 •9117
Seauroy Iron Two to Four p,m.

THROAT IRRITATION
EPPS' GLYCERINE JUJUBES.
Sold only in boxes, 6d. and Is., labelled
JAMES EPPS and C HOMMOPATHIC
CHEMISTS,
48, Threadneedle.street, and 170, Piccadilly, London
Epps' nomcsopathic Medicines are Sold in Dor-
chester by H. Dunime, Cornhill ; Wale, 12, LUgh
WeiFetnet ; HMI M. Boutb-rtieet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

SERE REGIS.

ON Wednesday, 21=t inat., took place the public ',comb
lion of the Rev. T. Simm, ai pastor of the Congreutional
Church. In the aternoon at three crick an excellent
nermon WM preached by the Rev. Sampson. of Poole.
At five o'clock tea was served in the scooolriwern, the
twenty-four trays, at which were freely provided by the
members of the congregation. The tea had to be given
in two relays, more than 200 having sat down. At seven
o'clock • Public meeting' woe held in the chapel presided
over by Mr. J. H. Mundell, to whom the Pm,. at Sere
owes so much. He gave an account of the Manse Scheme
which has now been so -atisfactorily completed. Though
. . . .

the building had cost some .C.lOO he Mid they were only
ill in debt, but at the close of the meeting he had the
pleasure of announcing that the moat of thig hag now been
wiped off, about £l6 having been got u the regult of the
day'a pmeeedings. The Rev. T. Weave. of Dorchegter,
spoke of the spiritnal aspect of the Church'. work. Speak-
ing of the encouraging character of the meeting, he gaid
among other thing. that he thought, that the village
churches were the true stronghold of Nonconformity. The
Rev. W. Dengham. of Wareham. gave some kindly
coungels to the people as to haw they should treat their
pastor. The Rev. W. A. Ryil. of Puddleturn, shelved
how thermion couummated that day would he a mucreggful
and happy one only, ag there WM mutual sympathy and
co-operation between pastor and people, and among the
Valiqllll membern of the Church. Mr. Atkin, of Poole,
rave tome earnest (-ennuis to diligence and zeal in the
work of the Lord, and the Rev. W. Sampan, of Poole,
gave some practical remark' on Church finance dwelling
on the importance of minctualitv in such matter', and
recommending the weekly offering system as the heat
meth.si of seeming this, Votes of thank, to Mr. Mandell
for his conduct in the chair, and for big valuable services
in connection with the building of the Mange, to Mm.
Wood for the granting of the site on which the Mange was
to the choir for the enioyment they had given to
the meeting by the appropriate pieces which had been so
well rendered by them, and to the ladle, who had so
generously provided trays, and had presided at the tea
terminated the proceedings, which, in spite of the un-
favourable weather, were in the highest degree enjoyable
and successful.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

hone took fright, and ran away. He WM thrown
out, and, among other injuries, had several of his ribs
fractured. Dr. Norton was promptly on the spot.
and (hand them of so serious a nature that he
advised his removal to the Hospital, where he now
lies.

The Rouse-Surgeon begs to gratefully acknowledge
the receipt of two bags of vegetables for the patients,
from Mrs. Symes, of Ringtton Russell, near Dor-
chester.

PRESENTATION TO MR. MEARS.
There was s large and influential gathering of
gentlemen at the King's Arms Hotel, on Saturday
evening last, the occasion being the presentation of a
testimonial to the respected superintendent of the
Southampton and Dorchester district of the London
and South-Western Railway eompany (Mr. W.
Mean.). The meeting wee presided over by Mr. It.
Damen, and among the company we noticed--The
Mayor of Dorchester (Dr. Al Iridge), Alderman Lock
(es-Nfayor), Councillors Newman (Hon. Secretary to
the Subscription Committee), J. F. Hodges, G. J. G.
Gregory, and G. Front, Mr. G. J. Andrews, Mr.
J. Datnen, Mr. T. C. Saunders, and a very numeronn
gehering of agriculturist, and other+, the large room
bring well filled. The proceeding, were very brief,
the remark!, being few and to the point, and in lee'
than a hour after the company had met. Mr. Mears
was the gratified redolent of a p'r'e of 140 soverei run
and the ansembly had mostly ditherned. The (Thai,.
man in his remark bore testimony to Mr. Mearn's
gentlemanly an,' courteous manner during the rainy
yearn he had known him. and ha 1 great pie-inure in
anking him to accept of the prime of gold, nublcribed
for by 150 gentlemen, a, a mark of their enteem. Mr.
Meal" an briefly returned his sincere thanks to all—to
the chairman, the committee, the honorary necretary,
and nubicribers, for the sub+tantial tentimony given
him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

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SALE cheaply, neatly, and promptly printed at
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QERMONS cleanly, neatly, cheaply, and
13 expeditiously issued at the
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SERMON BILLS quickly printed at the
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS of any style,
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NTUR SE RYMEN and SEEDSMENS' PRICE
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PPOSTERS of ALL SIZES, in Black or
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REPORTS of SOCIETIES at the shortest
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

A BRAVE GIRL

At • meeting of the Royal Humane Sxiety, the .urer
medallion warn unanimously voted to Miss Grace Vernon
ffiumelL a young lady only 16 years of age, and the bronze
medall'on to Samuel Isaac., her black servant, for saving
life. On the It of December last the screw steamer
Georgette sprung a leak at sea in • gale off Cave Lewin
during • voyage from Preemantle to Port Adelaide, and
end was stranded at • piers called Kddairep, about eight
miles south of Walleliffe Rouse, the residence of Mr. A.P.
Goesell, and 50 rails, from the township of BaseslMq
Neth, Rearing of the Accident Miss Russell, attended
by her black servant, rode on liorsehe,k down a very steep
cliff at full speed to the scene of the disaster, and found
• hoi, memeed in 24 fathoms water, and the passengers
eseging to her. Mile Russell lost no time in riding bar
twee into the sea, and after the greatest dculty at
length succeeded in reaching the boat, sceompanied by
bows, •md, with as many women and children cllngine
to her and her horse as possible, she made for the shore
sisid placed them in safety, the man Imam afterwards
'Awning to the boat and saving a man who had been left
jig,. Thee wax great danger
_of the home being over
gorged by the flews surf. Had this been the cses cloth
bone and Aden must have been lost as the backwash is
„mooting fearful on the steep wait whore lbe &adduct
Warn&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

CLARKE'S

BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Mark -"Blood Mixture.")

THE GREAT BLOOD PITRITICR AND RLSTORER.
IPOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
.1 impurities cannot be to highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Korea of
all kinds it is • never•failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples; on the face.
Cures Scurvy Sores.
Cures flanceroun Ulcers.
Cures Blood and Skin Disease's.
Owen Glandular Swelling..
Clears the Blood from all impu rematter,
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
wananted free from anything injurious to the most
delioate constitution of either 'sex, the Proprietor
'solicits sufferers to give it a trial to tent its value.
Thousands of Testimonials from all parts.
Sold in Bottles 201. 'MI. each, and in Canes, containing
mix times the quantity, Ils. each—sufficient to effect •
permanent cure in the groat majority .4 long•standing
cases—BY ALL CH e MISTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt a 30 or 132 stamps.
F. J. CL ARK R, Chernid, fligh•strcel, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchester- Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
DUTtien.
BEWARE Qr WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

SNoWSTORM IN SCOTLAND.

After a night of hard frost, snow began to fall on
Wednesday morning over North and Kastern counties
of Scotland and by evening the depth in some parts of
Perth and Inverneeshire was considerably over a foot.
Outstauding crops are now covered with snow, The
North British Arriroituratist estimates the loss in
revenue to Scotch farmers this season to be tut less
than 0,000,000 sterling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

HEALTH A SOURCE OF HAPPINESS.

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parts of the World, in envelope, two 'tamps.
UIDE TO CURE OF DEBILITY; or HEALTH LOST
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GIVES ADVICE, RULES, PRESCRIPTIONS, Sc.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

THIEVES FLOGGED.

Three prisoners have received in Warwick Gaol the
Roggiflg to which they were sentenced by Mr. Juatice
Hawkins, at Northampton last Friday, for robberies with
pentonal violence. Henry Jones bore unflinchingly
twenty-live lashes, though evidently suffering acutely.
Henn Moore and James Freeman shrieked and groaned
piteously, and one lash had to he vrithheldfmm Freeman,
who became exhausted. The lashes marked the prisoner,'
becks with livid lines, and the pnnishment was evidently
severe and the suffering great Each prisoner will under-
go ten years' penal servitude.

TUE IIYDROPHORI SCARE.

On the tarri- ble malady of hydrophobia, the manager
of the Battersea home for lost dog 9 has published some
facts which should go some wsy to reassure the public
on a supject just now of the first importance. He
dates that since the establishment of the Home 200.000
dogs, most of them vagabond and starring animals have
been brought to the kennels, hut in not a single instance
has rabies been detected. In hundreds of canes the poor
brutes have been treated in the etreets an undoubtedly
mad whershaa, in fact, they have been suffering from
disorders which have yielded readily to kindly and
intelligent treatment. The risk from bites is also
very much exaggerated, for although London
policemen are frequently bitten by the animals
they wire, the medical returns of the police force
do not record a single craw of hydrophobia. At the
Batteries home bites, sometimes of a serious nature, are
of daily occurrence. Tet not once during the last seventeen
years has hydrophobia been the result. The head keeper
states that he has been bitten "hundreds of times with-
out ever feeling any symptom of madness or any pain
incept the natural suffering arising from the Injury."

nom,
At a mein,
medallion was o
litl, • young la,
msdall'on to Samuel
life. On the Lit of L
Georgette wrung • leak •
during • 'forams from From.
mid was stranded at • place ea.
miles eouth of Walkliffe House, L.
f1u...1L and 50 mike from the to.
p„,th. Gearing of the kceident Mime
by her black servant, rode on horeehack
cliff at full speed to the scene of the disaso
she haat capsized in * fathoms water, and the
dimming to her. Miss Hassell log no time in r.
lams into the sea, and after the greatest dime,
length inseeeeded in reaching the boat, avotnpnnic,,..
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hang and riders must hare been lost as the backwash is rge
foorfol on the dean coast whoa* Ihn accident rmum mere'
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

WAREHAM.

Mn. Tgemxx Bon% who filled the office of Recorder
previous to the late Mr. Farrar, and had a large share
In editing the new edition of " Hutehin's History of
Dorset" as regards this part of the county, has
written to the Recorder (Mr. Filliter) strongly and
properly deprecating any injury to. or interference
with, our glorious and peaceful old Britieh-Saxon

WE understand that a mplendirl new piano has just
been furnished for the use and accommodation of
musical entertainments, concerts, &c., in the Town.
hall. It wart we hear, obtained by Mr. Mike Rodgett,
of Sandford House, from a first-rate London
maker. In addition to hie kind officem and trouble in
Nelecting the piano, he is alert one of the largeld: Ruh-
',critters to it: Mr. Drag, M.P., the Earl of Eldon,
the Rev. N. Bond, Mr. John Hales ralcraft, Mr.
Thomae Bond, Mr. F. Pinker (the present recorder),
Nlre. Farrsr, and Mr N. Bond. beehles oeveral other
gentlemen in and out of the town, are on the list of
enbecribere, Mr. Bras alone gave the liberal Rum of
£l3. The chief agent in influencing and procuring, the
subecriptione which have thn, resulted was, we Men
learn, Mm. F. Filliter, of St. Martin', House, wife
of the Recorder. The piano will be hereafter used
under proper conditions and Hee.
Ox Thursday evening • theatrical astertainment was
given by the Wareham Arnatnent in the Corn Exchange,
when there wa, a capital attendsnce. The pieces per-
formed were--" The Momentous Question,' followed by
" Box and Cox." The following syere the w-enes onel
and characters :—Scenes. Act I. The nutmide of the
"Lucky Horseshoe—A Servant', Hall—lnterior of the
Park—A. Room in the Hall—The Prison. Act 2. Inside
of James'. Cottage. Characters : Robert Shelley, a young
psacher, Mr. F. Hibbs: James Greenfield, a gamekeeper,
Mr. A. Florence: Union Jack, scamp of the village,
Mr. fieorge Hobbs : Chalk. landlord of the "Lucky
11,c.eshne,- Mr. Bridle Moletran, a poacher, Mr. J.
Beer: Rachel Pryland, the pride of the village, Mr. J.
Crumpler Fanny Thrilett, a servant, Mr. A. Percy. The
1 acting wax very good all through that of ?desire. ffilthe,
Hobbs, and Percy. whose make-nps were faultle,s, being
elpecially good.—ln the farce the scene was a room in a
Indgine-house, and the characters were as follows:
John Box, • journeyman printer, Mr. Henrite Hobbs
James Cox, a Journeyman hatter. Mr. F. Hibbs; Mrs.
Bouncer, a lodging-house keeper, Mr. J. Crnmpler. The
audience were very much amused, and the respective
parts were carried out exceedingly well.—On Saturday
evening "The *mental, Question" was again per-
formed, the farce being "Taming a Tiger." On account
of the weather the attendance was not very good—We
trust the Wareharn Amateurs will continue to give these
1 entertainments, and that more spirit may be thrown Into
such an undertaking, which may prove to be the source
of some very enjoyable evenings during the forthcoming
winter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

Agrintliurat Ems.

PRESENTATION To M. F. H.

Mr. Burton Peruse, for 23 years Master of the
Galway Hounds, was on Wednesday last presented
with his picture and a service of silver plate by the
members of the 11-mt awl a few outside admirers of
the splendid sport he has shown, and the indefatigable
zeal and energy he has thrown into the perfectioning
of the pack and the organising of his county under
: many difficulties. The presentation took place at
Moyode Castle, Lord Clonbrock bing the prolocutor.
The picture is one of Lutzen's best efforts; and Miss
Perm, on her hunter, is very happily introduced.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

The responsive hymn, "last es lam, without one
Plea," wee sung to the real tune in a delightful manner,
and an extraordinary influence, Mlescribable to those
who have not shared, wee then felt.
Pauses for silent prayer were made at suitable intervals,
and when they sang together " Lord ! I hear of showers a
blessing," with the refrain " Even Me," again came that
deep and happy influence, which will not be forgotten by
those who shared, and which convinced one that these
meetings are real revival °coral"no of the genuine kind.
Mr. PELHAM again pleaded with any who might be in-
different, and reminded all that "any inclination felt by
you to turn to Jesus is God's wish for you, God's rapira-
tion for your soul." He also gave those who had been
helped the motto "All for Him,' and asked, "Do you
not dread lest some of these aspirations after holiness
shall pass away. Then let us search for work for Him,
becoming missionaries to those around."
Mr. KENNION addressed the ministers of the church,
the choir, and all who had come to Jesus, and exhorted
them to " Be strong and of a good courage."
Further prayer was offered, the Ti, Dews was sung, and
the Rev. J. STEPHENSON pronounced the Benediction.
So terminated these mission services, the stirring
effects and the interesting feeling of which have been
very remarkable. Perhaps one explanation may be found
in the fact stated by one of the missionaries—that four
large parishes had been praying at a distance, but at the
same time, for the mission's success.
The service which seenied the most solemn, we hear,
was that on Friday evening, when the Rev. Mr. Kennion
preached on the text "It is finished." The ,peciil nien's
service was particularly well attended, about 210 being
there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

A WINTER GARDEN FOR WEYMOUTH.

To the Editor.

SlR,—The necessity of supplying the long felt want
of a winter garden, place of recreation, and general
rendezvous for visitors to Weymouth, is just now
being felt more than ever. Our town has now a large
it number of visitors here for the winter months, and
does not offer them a single attraction or amusement
to induce them to prolong their stay. The Colonel of
the 20th Regiment, stationed at Portland, has signified
to our energetic and deservedly popular Mayor (Mr.
I.undie), his willingness to allow their magnificent
band to play at Weymouth once or twice a week, if a
suitable place can be provided for them to perform in.
To our town's disgrace, no such place can be found,
and a splendid source of amusement and pleasure to
hundreds of ladies and gentlemen is lost to us in con-
sequence. Whilst other seaside and inland watering
places are sparing no efforts to make their town
attractive to visitors, and consequently prosperous, we
Weymouthians are apathetic, and the place seems
lifeless and stagnant. We have provided ready iq oar
hands as tine and well sheltered a site WI can be
desired, in the centre of the new gardens, and a large
conservatory suitable for all our requirements, might
be erected there at a cost of about £2,000 only. Such
a building, well warmed and lighted, capable of accom-
m.dating about 1,500 to 2,000 persons would be well
adapted for evening concerts, bawls, promenade
concerts, flower and fruit shows, fancy bazaars, after-
noon bails, poultry shows, public meetings, Ic. IC.,
and would considerably enhance the value of the
-urrounding property. A. large majority of the lodging-
houses in the neighbourhood are always vacant in the
winter, and the proximity of a large, elegant, and well
stocked conservatory, with a military band playing
under its dome once or twice a week, would be a great
inducement to visitors to take apartments in that
now comparatively deserted part of the Esplanade. It
is high time for our Town Council to bestir themselves,
and either take the matter in hand as a town improve-
ment, or allow a Limited Liability Company to erect a
suitable building on this most desirable and convenient
site. That it would pay a good dividend is beyond
question, even at the present rate of admission to the
garden. During last August the receipt at the gate,
at only one penny for each person, averaged nearly
.£1 a day. This is no visionary scheme requiring
4:20,000 or 1:25,000 to carry it out, but as I venture to
think it is a plan sufficient for our present needs, and
wanting only a few hundreds ,A pounds instead of
thousands for its completion. If you will kindly
ventilate this subject in your widely circulated j,nirnal,
you will confer a favour on your fellow townsmen
generally.

I am, sir, your obe,lient servant,
EDWARD PIDGEON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-27

WILLIAM TILL.E'Y,
BUILDRIL ge.,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
TNFORMS the Public and the Trade that he
keep. a STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pim, Closet Pans and Traps, Oven Born, Fire
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LOSS OF A STEAMER AND FORTY LIVES.

—.-
Information receved from Lloyd..tates, that the larze
iron eteamer Kin Sham, of 1141.1. :150 ton., which gaited
from Cardiff for Bombay via &ler Canal on the 13tn Oct.
lant, is supposed to have foundered in the Channel during
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was due at Gibraltar four weeks ago and has not yet been
reported ag having arrived there. She was a fine vencl
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

POR rEssAii.

WEYMOCTII rOV7CIT rOURT. SatirlaV.—Manfrid v.
Cllxtol. Claim for MI miditiona—Mr. Ilanne appeared
for CI ,xten ; hot plaintiff I lii not come although the
Delo, adjourned the C 19.3 till the —Adjourn.' till
December court, the question of costa of the day al..m to
at out over.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

weitzitAX.

WE are refpwated by Mr. Filliter, the Recorder of
Wawtham, to state that last Thursday evening's To wn-
ball meeting wax convened by hint at the instance of
the solieit..r to the a's we undertaking, and solely to
give Wareham pe.qple, if they ch. ee to avail them-
selver of it. a public opportunity of saying exa...tly
what they th.night awl proiseed to do in the matter ;
able shorthand reporters were there, correctly to
detail what passed.

SPECIAL PPM SE...MONS, Friday.—Before Mr. C. J.
Parke, Mr. thew Monro, and the Rev. G. V. Garland.
:item POACHING AT ALORRHOLT.—Iienry Lual, of
Alilerholt, and Made, Octariel Sickten, c 4 the Paine
place, were brought up in rustody charged with having
been found in a certain wood belonging to Mr. Gmrge
Churchill, of Alderholt Park, about half-past eleven
o'clock on the previous night, armed with a gun anil a
stick, for the purpose of taking game.—Mr. Tanner
appsared for the prosecution. —The prisoners were caught
raniing out of the wood by two gamekeepers named
Ilenry Favey and Robert Whitty. They secured Lush,
and the other defendant got away; but was apprehended
by P.C. John Trowbridge at half-past two 0 clock this
morning, the constable having been called by the
keep,. to aid and abet in his apprehension. The prisoners
had not got any gun in their possession, but that they
were out for the purpose of taking gatne there could he
no idoullt. The keepers hail heard the report of a gun
sometime before they came in contact with the men.—
The magistrates sentenced them to two calendar months
each hard labour, and ordered them to enter into their
own roe igni.nees in £lO cork, awl to find one surety
each in 110 or two an £3 sacb net to offend again for a
year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

THE DE TOURVILLE MURDER.

The appeal of Henri de Tourville, who murdered
his wife by throwing her over a precipice in Switzer-
land, against the sentence of death passed upon him
by the Botzen Tribunal, has been rejected by the
Vienna Supreme Court.

REPORTED PLOT TO ASSASSINATE THE
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

A Pole has been arrested on suspicion of intending
to attempt the lives of the Emperor of Germany and
Prince Bismarck. A judicial investigation has been
instituted in order to ascertain whether the whole
affair is a hoax, or whether the prisoner really
harboured the &Mira attributed to him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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MESSRS. HARKERM..AMD
.WALKER S CONTRO.

VEI4SY.
To the Editor.

Dear Sir,—Mr. Wallier has requested me t) contradict
your cunt unpurary's statvruent "That he generously came
forward." and I have much pleamre in sq doing.
Your. truly,
. W. .Ignris HARKEIL
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BLANDFORD.

COVNIT PETTY StS4IONS, S itnyday. Before Lir.l
Portman, the !dm. W. II B. Portman, MP., Mr. J. J.
Farquharson, and General Parke.
William Coined, a ruan of the town, was summoned for
being drunk at Bhmilford, on the di inst., he having
been twicu pies Musty tom ed within twelvemonths.—
Deien.lant pleaded guilty through Mr. Atkinson, and
was fined LI, including costs, to he paid in a fortnight.
Lammed Long, a labourer, of Charlton Marshall, was
summoned for trespacsing in search of game on land in
the occupation of Mr. H. K Huntley. on the 42nd ultimo.
—Ge.Tte Palmer, gardener ti Mr. Huntley, mid he saw
defendant take up souse nets at a plantation and run
away. He went to the plantation and found some 111.133
nets at 6,111.0 rabbit 110 Iva—ems-examined by Mr.
Atkinmn He 63W another man, but he did not know
him. There were not two other men. He did not see
a ferret or rabbits. There were nut-buslies in the photo-
tion.—Mr. Atkinson sail the defendant went into the
plantation during the dinner hour to get some nuts, and
he there saw two other men, one of whom owned ferrety
and .logo. Defendant thought he might be suspected by
the witness, and ran au ay.—Defendant was ordered to
rae 61. Wit All a fortnight.
Jooeph I oakpea, of Toll od Farnham, pleaded guilty to
tr.:l.-sin.: in se irch of game on land in the occupation of
Mr. Garland, on the With and wooTr ulcted in CI
Trattoria Lone, Thomoo Pitman, Joseph Pitman. Charles
i Pitman, an I Frederick Fmter, five young men if the town,
were s: mumbed tor playing at pitch and toss with half-
, p bre on the turnpike road near Safford Farm on the
. morning of Sunday, the 1:11 in-t.—P.C. Andrews clearly
proved the case.—Foster, who said nothing in defence.
WAS ordered to pay 3s. 61, and the other four defendants,
1 who all impudently denied their guilt, were ordered to
pay 3.. each. Defendants were allowed a week for pay-
I ment
_ . _ _

Charles liatgkee and Luke Paxton were summoned for
each allowing a donkey to stray, and Thomas Trend was
summoned for allowing a horse to stray on the highway
at Stourpaine on the 6th inst.—Defendants who are
gipsiee, did not appear, and 01,7 were lined 3s. and Sc. 6d,
costs each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

BROADWEIr.

THE F mo..tere 11:1-th-e;Tinnital-s-npper in the frh. 1-
r ..m, on Friiy. It wa+ afi ian affair awl
Hot Rog.,re, of th. Swan, place.' an a.linirahle %tipper
m the feetive linar.le. At least 90 eat &wit an 1
Colonel Stewart ma,le a mot genic.il chairman. We
shall report the apeeches in the Tettgram on Thursday
next.

NARTI NST OWN.

THE STwD.—OnFrilay. N .vvinlier 9th, at a meeting
hell in this village the f. Vowing laymen seem chosen to
vaires.mt the vidage at 1.,e Snisleiry Synod :—Me. J.
tirreeklin.r, postmaster; Mr. W. E Hawking, farmer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-20

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