The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-24 00:00:00

FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. T. ENSOR at the Knee'a AMER HOTEL,
INA- DORCHESTER, on WEDNESDAY, JOLT 25th, 1877,
at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to such
Conditions as will be then produced, in One or more
Lots,—The following Valuable FREEHOLD
PREMISES,—viz.,
LOT L —Three Freehold Cottages, with Gardens,
situated in Mill-street, Fordington. in the occupation
of W. Snow:au, W. Fox, and J. PALMIER, at the
yearly rental of £27 68.
Lot 2.—Three Freehold Cottages, situated in
Holloway, Fordington, two of which are in the
occupation of Mrrengt.t..
LOT 3.—That well and substantially built Freehold
Dwelling-house, with Shop and Bakehouse, and Stable,
Coach-house, Fuel-house. and Premises opposite,
situated in Cuckhold's-row, Fordington, in the
occupation of Mr. A. PAIRS, at the yearly rent of
220.
NB.— A good trade in Bakery, Grocery, and
General Provisions has been carried on in these
premises for a great number of years, and being
in the centre of a populous district this lot is
particularly deserving the attention of Millers,
Bakers, and General Dealers.
For particulars apply to Messrs. WILLIAM PERKINS
and CANDY, Solicitors, Southampton and Ringwood;
or to the Aucrtoaesa, Dorchester.

DORCHESTER AUGUST FAIR.
ANNUAL SALE OF DORSET DOWN RAMS
AND RAM LAMBS.
--
MR T. ENSOIL will SELL by AUCTION
in the FAIR Firm, at Twelve o'clock. on
SAT.,RDAT, 4th Aunt's?, 1677.—A selection .4 about
BO RAMS and RAM Lamm, bred by Mr. Groituz
W. Home, of Athelhampton.
In again artn.nincting this important Annual Sate
the AIVTIONRCR wishes to call particular attention to
the high character which the Athelhampton Flock has
gained for the quantity and quality of their Wool. On
two previous occasions he has made reference to
Fleeces of over 1611 be in weight, taken from Sheep bred
by Mr. Homer. This season 1611b5. of well-washed
Wool has been cut from a Sheep purchased at Mr.
Homer's last Annual Sale, by Mr. James Boon, of
Axminster. Upwards of 120 Prizes have been
awarded to this Flock within the last seven years, at
the Royal, Bath and West of England, Royal Counties,
and other Shows. The Athelhampton Flock combine
in • remarkable degree fine Down quality, with great
size and aptitude to fatten; while as wool bearers they
stand unrivalled.

DORCHESTER AUGUST FAIR.
MR. T. ENSOR bap to announcethat he
will HOLD his ANNUAL AUCTION of
STOCK in the FAIR FIFTY), near the entrance from
the Great Western Station, on SATURDAY, AUGUST
4th, 1877.
Present Entries:
220 Two-tooth Down Ewes and 10 Ram Lambs, the
property of Mr. .T. Symes, of Came Farm, who
MI changing his flock
100 Down Ewes 50 Ditto
100 Down Wether Lambs 150 Ditto 50 Ditto
185 Two-tooth Horn Wethers, late the property of W.
C. Lambed, Eon:, deceased
100 Horn Ewes 55 Ditto 50 Ditto
73 Exceedingly well-bred Down Rams and Ram
Lambs, the property of E. J. Weld, Esq., of
Lulworth Castle
13 Very well-bred Two and Four-tooth Down Rams,
the property of Mr. G. Symonds, Monkton
50 Full-mouth Down Ewes and 100 Wether Down
Lambs, the property of Mr. J. Pope, Chilfrome
80 Superior Rams and Earn Lambs, bred from the
well-known and celebrated Athelhampton Flocks
the property of Mr. G. W. Homer
Very superior Sussex Down Rams, the property
of W. K Flrymer. Esq., M.P., bred from the
long established and justly celebrated Flock of
Mr. H. Fookes, of Whitechiirch.
19 Dairy Cows, in milk and in calf, and 1 Hereford
Bull, the property of C. J. Radelyffe, jun., Esq.

STRATTON,
Three Miles from Dorchester.
MR. G. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. Dean, who is leaving
the neighbourhood, to SELL by AUCTION, on
Tursoar, Jon. 31st, 1877,—A portion of his HOUSE-
HOLD GOODS, FURNITURE, &c.,&c., particulars
of which are given in Bills circulated in the neigh-
nourhood.
On View the Morning, of Sale. Sale to commence
at One o'clock.

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
TRINITY STREET.
AIR. G. ENSOR begs to announce that his
ILL next GENERAL HORSE SALE will be held
at the New and Spacious REPORITORY, TRINITY-
STRICT, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1877 (being
Dorchester Fair Day.)
Five per cent. commission on horses sold.
Sale at Two o'clock
Dorchester, July 17th, 1877.

Important SALE of FOREST PONIES and COBS
at BROCKENHURST STATION,
On the Landon and South-Western Railway.
MR. O. ENSOR has been favoured with in-
structions from Meterra Sparks and liigs to
SELL by AUCTION, in a FIELD adjoining the ROSE
and CROWE INN, within a minute's walk of the
Brockenhurst Station, on TUF.SDAT, the Ith day of
Acouwr next,--About 70 Well-bred FOREST CoBS
and PONIES, from two to six years old, varying in
height from 12 to 14.2 high. Amongst them will be
found several good Match Pairs, Riding Cobs, &c., &c.
Also 10 Two-year-old HEIFERS.
The superior qualities of the Ponie-s are so well
known throughout the county URNS any remarks from
the AUCTIONEER are quite needless. It is a recognised
fact that for hardiness of constitution and for powers
of endurance they far surpass any other Ponies bred
in thin country. Persons desirous of obtaining animals
of thin class have now an opportunity offered them
seldom met with. They have been bred with great
care and judgment, the best of siren having been used,
and will be found in stock condition, not having been
prepared for sale in any way.
On View the Morning of Sale. Sale to commence
at Half-past Twelve o'clock.
Dorchester Horse Repository, July 12th, 181'?.

WIMBORNE, KINSON, HANDLEY, AND
HAMPRESTON, DORSET.
VALUABLE FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and
LEASEHOLD HOUSES and I'ROPERTIES in
numerous Lots.
--
Ili the High Court of Justice, Chancery Division,
Fryer v. Fryer.
WEATHERALL and GREEN will SELL
by AUCTION (by orders of His Lordship
the Vice.C%ancellor, Sir Charles Hall), at the LONDON
HOTEL, POOLE, on THURSDAY, 2nd AUGUST, 1877, at
Three precisely, in numerous Lode.—The following
Valuable FREF.HOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASE-
HOLD PROPERTIES.
IN WDIBORNE.
The FAMILY RESIDENCE in the West Borough,
in the occupation of Dr. Parkinson, at the rent of
£47 5e per annum.
3a. 2a. OP. of occupation Garden Ground adjacent,
producing £25 per annum.
A valuable Plot of FREEHOLD LAND in Red-
cott'a-lane. particularly eligible for nub-division into
building plots.
Is II AM PRESTON.
FREEHOLD ARABLE and PASTURE LANDS
adjoining the estates of Sir Icon Guitar and Captain
BIDDLE, let to Mr. Nathaniel Froud.
IN Kontos.
Seven Acres of HEATH LAND on Mason Com-
mon, near Bournemouth.
Ix HANDLEY.
A valuable FREEHOLD FARM and several
Closes of Freehold Arable, Meadow, Pasture, and
Garden Land, with Farm-house. Cottages, and Build-
ings, adjoining the estates of Lord RIVERB, and in the
occupation of Messrs. George and Levi Dove and
others, together with important Common Rights for
Grazing and Pasturing, and Two Sittings in the
Parish Church.
Particulars with Plans may be obtained of Messrs.
KINGSFORD DORMAN and KINGSPORT), Solicitors, 23,
Essex-street, Strand, and of the Aucriosms, 22,
Chancery-lane, London.

THOS. G. BRYER,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER,
PROBATE AND PUBLICANS' VALUATIONS.
OrricE-16. WOLLASTON VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.
Selecting Emigration Agent for the Queensland
Government,
FREE PdssAan IN GOOD SHIP 4.
Runs AND Awourra COLLBOTID.

TUESDAY, 24tH JULY, 1877.
--
MESSRS. WATERB, SON, & RAWLENCE
beg to give notice that Mc BENNETT.B
ANNUAL SALE and LETTING by AUCTION of
about 80 RANI LAMBS and RA.MS, from the
Chilmark Flock, will take place at the Msnxicr
Housz, 5a1.1.431.11T, as heretofore, on the above-named
day, at half-la 4 Two for Three o'clock precisely.
alma's. W., S., and R. can speak from personal
Inspection with unusual confidence of the superior
excellence of this year's selection ,J Ram Lambs and
Rams from the Chilmark Flock. They fully maintain
their great size, whilst their gener..l character and
style are excellent, and wii hoot doubt possess strains
of blood which should not be bet sight of by Breeders
of Hampshire Downs who are desdrous of maintaining
quality MA well as size.
Mr. B-nnett took the First Prize in the class for a
Ram of any are, at Salisbury Fair, with a grand
four-teeth Sheep.
Catalogues may be obtained of the ACCTIONEIIIB,
Canal, Salisbury.

ANDOVER.
FRIDAY, 27t; JULY, 1877.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
beg to give notice that the ANNUAL SALE
and LETTING by AUCTION of about 60 RAM
LAMBS and RAMS, the Property of Mr. Wm.
LUNN, of Woolding Farm, Whitchurch, Hants, will
take place this year in a field, adjoining the Andover
Junction Station, cn the above-named day, at Three
o'clock precisely.
Mr. Lunn's Lambs will this year thoroughly bear
out the true and genuine character of the Woolding
Fleck, which now ranks amongst one of theioldest in
Hampshire. They show in a marked degree careful
breeng, superior quality and weight of flesh and
wool, with smart and uniform type.
Catalogues may be obtained of the AUCTIONZJOUI,
Canal, Salisbury.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER lOre, 1877.
--
PORTON FARM, PORTON, WILTS,
Within half a mile:of the Porton Station, and five from
Salisbury.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
have received instructions to give PRE-
LIMINARY NOTICE of MALE by AUCTION,
on the premises, of the whole of the LIVE AND
DEAD FARMING STOCK, including the excellent
breeding flock of Hampshire DOWIIN superior cart
horses, and modern farm implements, the property of
Mr. F. W. WINTLE, who IS leaving at bllichaelunis
I next.
Further particulars in due course.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE OF IMPORTANT
STOCK SALE.
BOY TON,
Adjoining the Codford Station, on the G. W. Railway.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
Me favoured with instructions from the
Executors 11 the late Mr. H. J. ALLARD, to SELL
by AUCTION, OR FRIDAY, 14th SEPTEMBER, 1877,
the whole .4 the valuable IMPROVED HAMP-
SHIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK, comprising
about 1000 ewes and lamha, together with 12 young
and powerful cart horses, and the farm inaplement4.

EAST FAlthf, CHILMARK,
Three 11Iiles from Tisbury and Dinton (S.W.R.), and
Four from Wylye (G.W.R.) Stations.
Air ESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
1 are favoured with instructions from the Execu.
tors of the late Mr. FIDLER to give preliminary notice
of SALE by AUCTION, on the Premises, on THURS-
DAY, 20th SEPTEMBER, 1877, of the whole of the
valuable Improved Hampshire Down BREEDING
FLOCK, comprising about 1,000 Ewes and Lambs,
together with the excellent teams of Cart Horses and
the Farm Implements.
Further particulars will be given in due course.
WEDNESDAY, Mu SEPTEMBER, 1877.
MANOR FARM, NORTH TEDWORTH,
Niue Miles (ruin Andover. Fifteen from Salisbury,
and Five from (Irately Station.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
are favoured with instructions from Mr. JAMES
CHAPMAN (Mho is quitting the Farm at Michaelinas
next) to give PRELIMIN.tRY NOTICE of SALE
by AUC I'ION, on the Premises, on Weimesnav, 28th
SEPTEMBER, 1877, of the whole .1 his valuable Im-
proved Hampshire Down BREEDING FLOCK,
comprising about 1,000 Ewes and Lambs, together
with 18 capital Cart Horses, and the Farm Imple-
ments.
Further particulars will be given in due course.

TUESDAY, 31ST JUIX, 1877.
DOWN FARM, LITTLE DURNFORD.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENOE
beg to give notice that Mr. CHARLES WATERS'
ANNUAL SALE and LETTING of about EIGHTY
RAM LAMBS and LAMBS will take place at
SALISBURY, HA WSW, on TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1877, at
halt-past Two for Three o'clock precisely.
Mr. Charles Waters has had a very favourable breed
of Ram Lambs this season, which will enable him to
fully support the quality and essential characteristics
frame and size, that drew such general attention to
his sale last year, and led to so successful a result. No
care and expense will be spared in the endeavour to
bring out the Lambs in a form deserving of the con-
tined kind support of his friends.
Catalogues may be obtained of the Arc rioxgraa,

TUESDAY, 7TH AUGUST, 1877.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
beg to give notice that Mr. DIRTIES'S AN-
NUAL SALE and LETTING by AUCTION of
about 100 RAM LAMBS and RAMS, from the
Bishopstone Flock, will take place at the Masi=
House, SALISBURY, as heretofore, on the above-named
day, at half-past Two for Three o'clock precisely.
The high position and successful career of the
Bishopstone Flock is now BO thoroughly established
and recognised among Breeders of Improved Hamp-
shire Downs as to require little comment from the
Auctioneers. This, however, being the first occasion
on which Messrs. Waters, Son, and Rawlence have
been favoured with the conduct of Mr. Dibben's
Annual Sale, they beg to call the special attention of
their numerous supporters to the high standard of the
Ram Lambs and Rams this season; if possible they
show more quality than usual, with great size, and un-
questionably true and beautiful character.
Catalogues may be obtained of the Auc-rioNeera,
Canal, Salisbury.

BRITFORD FAIR.
AUGUST Liru, 1877.
MESSRS WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
bag to give notice that the ANNUAL SALE
of about 80 RAM LAMBS and RAMS, the property
of Mr. F. R. Moos!, of Littlecott, will take place at
the above fair, as heretofore, at Ten o'clock precisely.
Mr. Moore has been m re than usually fortunate in
his breed of lambs this season, consequently the ram
lambs to be offered by AtcrioN at Britf-rd Fair
will be found to well sustain the high reputation
which the Littlecott Flock has so justly gained in the
sale ring and show yard, being very even in size,
uniform in character, with fashionable colour, good
wool, and excellent flesh.
Tbe first prize for Ram Lambs was awarded to the
Littlecott Flock, at Basingstoke Fair, against great
competition.
Catalogues may be obtained of the auctioneers,
Canal, Salisbury.

AUGUST 13TH, 1877.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
IVA- have received instructions from hlesera Parry
to SELL by AUCTION, at the above-named Fair
(immediately after Mr. Moore's Sale), a choke selection
of about 40 RAM LAM RS, from the well-known and
highly-bred Fisherion Delamere Flock.

WISHFORD MAGNA, SALISBURY.
MESSRS. WATERS, SON, & RAWLENCE
have received instructions to give preliminary
notice of SALE by AUC I lON, on the premix.. on
FRIDAY, the Urn Aucasr, 1877. of the whole of the
really superhr and very highly-bred HAMPSHIRE
DOWN BREEDING -FLOCK, the property of the
late Mr. JOSEPH 111C•GINE.
Mao, at the name time and place, will be mid the
entire RAMPS HIRE DOWN BREEDING FLOCK
of Mr. James E. Rawt.rarik Ugford Farm, Wilton.

• DORCHESTER CATTLE MARKET.
EATABILISSID xi 1859.
It4R. G. SYMONDS tospootfully annonnoss
../91. hie neat SALE of FAT and STORE BEASTS.
SHEEP, HORSES, &c., will be held on SATCRDAT,
JULY 28th, 1877, commencing at Half-past Twelve
o'clock.
Present Entries:
4 Splendid Fat lleifers 3 Ditto 2 Ditto
3 Barreners 2 Ditto
1 Cow and Calf
1 Fat Calf
40 Fat Ewes 20 Ditto
15 Fat Wethers
30 Fat Lambs 20 Ditto
Entries respectfully solicited.
Nonrck—All Store Sheep, Store Lambs, and Pigs
will be Sold at Twelve o'clock. Parties are respect-
fully requested to send them sufficiently early kr that
purpose.
All Accounts with the Vendors paid at the close of
the Sale or cheque remitted as occasion requires.
Commission 4d. in the k. on Sheep and Pigs, and 5 per
cent. on Horses and Dead Stock.
Sydling, July 17th, 1877.

DORCHESTER FAIR,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1877.
MR. G. SYMONDS begs respectfully to
announce that he will hold his usual SALE for
all kinds of STOCK on SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1877,
being the day appointed for holding the lair this
year, MONDAY, AUGUsT 6, being a Bank Holiday.
Piesent Entries:
120 Capital Down Ewes, of all ages
80 Prime Fat Ewes
150 Down Wethers
100 Down Ewes 50 Ditto
120 Down Lambs 80 Ditto 50 Ditto
MISTERTON REPOSITORY SALE,
Acever Ist, 1877.
"HESSRS. SYMONDS and EATON respect-
-Iv.a. fully inform their friends and supporters that
their NEXT SALE will be held on AVEDIIRSDAY,
AUGUST IST, 1877.
3 Prime Fat Heifers
2 Fat if
2 13arreners
100 Fresh Down and Cross-bred Ewes
15 Fat EY:bs and Wethers
10 Fat Wethers
5 Fat Lambs
Dated Broadwindeor, July 17th, 1877.

No. 2, BOROUGH HOUSE, RADIPOLE ROAD.
Excellent Furniture and Enna" bar Sale.
MESSRS. MILLEDGE & SON are favoured
with insrructions from WILLIAM BURROUGH,
Esq., who is giving up the Residence, to SELL by
AUCTION therein, on TUESDAY, JULY 31st, 1877, at
Two o'clock in the afternoon, the whole of the excellent
FURNITURE, quantity of COAL and WOOD,
small CHEST of LINEN, and other effects.
On view the morning of sale. Sale to commence at
two o'clock precisely.
Dated Auction and Agency Offices and Mart, 74,
St. Thomas-street, Weymouth, July 18, 1877.
WEYMOUTH, DORSET..
VALUABLE LONG LEASEHOLD AND ACCOMOD4-
?lON LANDS FOR SALE
MESSRS. MILLEDGE and SON are
favoured with instructions from the Repre-
sentatives of the late R. H. Swaffield, Esq., to SELL
by AUCTION, at their General Sale Rooms, No.
, 74, St. Thomae-street, Weymouth, on WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 15th, 1877, at Two o'clock in the afternoon
t"r Three precisely, subject to such conditions as will
be then and there produced, the following Valuable
BUILDING and ACCOMMODATION LANDS,
in Lots, viz. :
LOT I.—All that piece or parcel of Valuable
Leasehold Building Land, with the Building thereon
erected, situated in the rapidly rising and important
town of Weymouth, fronting the harbour towards the
East, and facing the roadway and field towards the
I North, affording sites for building purposes, having a
frontage of 60 feet or thereabouts towards the East,
and 160 feet or thereabouts towards the West, the
width being to the extent of the Fence by the Railway
I Embankment throughout.
Lor 2.—A1l that piece or parcel of Valuable
Leasehold Building Land, with the Building thereon
erected, divided from Lot 1 by a Drain or Culvert,
g frontage towards the Harbour of 518
rerrina ar
thereabouts,
the depth being to the extent
of the Fence by the Railway Embankment through-
out.
Lots 1 and 2 are held under the Corporation of
Weymouth, for the residue of a terni of 1,000
years, from Michaelmas, 1838, subject to certain
rents, which are covenanted to be pail by the
Weymouth and Portland Railway Company.
A vacant possession of these Lots will be given
to the Purchasers.
LOT 3.—A1l that Valuable Leasehold piece or
parcel of Ground known as the "Town Marsh,"
containing by admeasurement 7a. 35. 29e. or there-
abouts, situate on the West Side of the Railway
Embankment, now in the occupation of Mr. Emanuel
Knight, as yearly tenant thereof, at the annual rent
of £2O.
This Lot is held for a similar term as the last
Lots, but is subject to the annual rents of 2s.
and £2 12s. Bd.
' LOT 4.—A1l those Two Closes of Valuable Lease-
hold Land, together with the Tenements thereon
erected, adjoining the last Lot and containining by
admeasurement la. 2s. 4e., and 2a. 3a. 26e. or
, thereabouts respectively, now in the occupation of
Mr. Edwin Dunn, as yearly tenant thereof, at the
annual rent of £35.
The first mentioned of these Two Closes is held
under the Corporation of Weymouth, h•r the
residue of a term of 1000 years, from Michaelmas,
1838, subject to the annual rent of Is., which is
covenanted to be paid by the Weymouth and
Portland Railway Company. The last men-
tioned of the Two Closes is held for a similar
term, subject to the annual rent of Is.
Lots land 2-a ill be first offered as one Lot, and if
not sold, then in the order they appear. Lots 3 and
4 will be also offered first as one Lot, and if not sold,
then in the order they appear.
Further Information may be obtained and Printed
Particulars with Plan and Conditions of Sale, had at
the Offices in Weymouth of tbe AUCTIONEERS, 74,
St. Thomas-street, Ten Days previous to the Day fixed
for the Sale.
Dated, Weymouth, July 9th, 1877.
BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER, DORSET.
LAMMAS PAIR.
--
NTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That in
1.11 consequence of the 6th of AUGUST fas
this year on a MONDAY, and the pairing of "The
Bank Holidays' Act, 1871," whereby the First Monday
in August in every year is declared to be an Holiday
on which all Banks will be CLOSED, the Fair,
heretofore hell on the 6th day of August, will this
year be held on SATURDAY, the 4th day of
AUGUST.
G. SYSIONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dated this sth day of July, 1877.

DORCIIESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
and EXHIBITION of CATTLE and STOCK,
will take place at DORCHESTER, on WZDNINDAT,
the FIRST day of AUGUST next.
Premiums amounting to about £l6O are offered for
competition.
Certificates, as well as Notices of Stock to be
Exhibited, to be sent to the HONORARY SWRNTARY,
on or before SATURDAY. the 14th JULY next.
The ANNUAL DINNER will be held on WIDNNI.
DAY, the FIRST of AUGUST next, under the
presidency of Captain the Hon. E. H. T. DIGBY ;
)LP., at four o'clock, at the Kixo's ARKS Horst,
Domani=
G. J. ANDREWS,
Roar. Sta.
Dorchester, May 1877.

MESSRS. FAIRBROMER and Co. may
be CONSULrED upon all matters of a con-
fidential character. A Solicitor always in attendance
if any legal advic.. required. -- York Chambers,
Adelphi, London.

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSION TO LONDON.
ON EVERY MONDAY, until Further
Notice a SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION
TRAIN for LONDON, cadling Attila undermentioned
Stations as follows

-,
STATIOPS MIR. Pares to London and back.
—..-- -----
First Class. Third C 1...
s it. I . it
Lease Portland . . .. at 7.40 22 13 0
8 55 22 12 IS
„ Dorchester .. ~, 920 21 12 0
„ Moreton ...... „ 932 40 11 6
„ Wool ...... .. „ 942 19 11 0
„ Wareham .. .... „ 955 18 10 6
„ Ilainatorthy .... „ 10. 0 1
„ Hamnorthy Jct.. „ 10 8 L
is 0 lo 6
027
~ Wirrinorne .. . „ 10 25 17 0 10 0
Arrive London (Water-
loo Bridge) ... —about 8.30

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Cheap Eaccurstons to London.
(IN EVERY MONDAY, until further notice,
an EXCUSION TRAIN .for LONDON will
leave Portland at 9.30 sm.; Weymouth, 10.30;
Dorchestee, 10.50; Bridport, 9.30; Maiden Newton,
11.10; Evershot, 11.21; Yetminster, 11.32; Yeovil,
11.45; Sparklord, 12.0; Castle Cary, 12.11 ; Bruton,
12.21; Wells, 9.40; Shepton Mallett, 9.55; Cranmore,
10.5; Witham, 12.32; Frome, 12.47; Westbury, 1.3 ;
Trowbridge, 1.15 ; and Melkshain, 1.25 p.m.
Passengers return on Saturday or Saturday week
following date of dep./Lance.
For further particulars see Special Bills.
Paddington Terminus. J. GRIERSON, Gen. Man.

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Justice, Chancery Division, made in an
action of HONZTHUN against HONZTRUN, 1877, H.,
No. 161.
The CREDITORS of GEORGE LOVELESS,
Late of Piddletrenthide, in the County of Dorset,
Yeoman, who died ,o 1 or abont the 7th day of March,
1871, are, on or before the let dal of October, 1877,
to send by poet, prepaid, to Enwtg Bunnirrr, of
Dorchester, in the County of Bonet, the Solicitor of
the Defendants, .1,41E141 borecess and GEORGE Tort.,
the EXeCUtOrg I,f the said deceased, their Christian
and surnames, addresses, and descriptions, the full
particulars of their claims, a statement of their
accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any)
held by them. Or in default, thereof, they will be
peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said
Order.
Every Creditor holding any security is to produce
the Male before the VICE CHANCELLOR, Sir RICHARD
MALINH, at his Chambers. situated No. 8, Stone
Buildings, Lincoln's Inn, Middlesex, on FRIDAY, the
26th day of OCTOBER, 1877, at Twelve o'clock at noon,
being the time appointed for adjudicating on the
Claims.
Dated this 12th day of July, 1877.
E. W, WALKER,
Chief Clerk.

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS,
MANCHESTER DEITY FRIENDLY SOCIETY,
ISLAND OF PORTLAND.
MHE MEMBERS of the Loyal "Victoria
and Albert" Lodge' assisted by Members of other
Lodges, and Members from Courts "Perseverance"
and "Robin Hood," A.0.F., intend holding a
GRAND DEMONSTRATION and FETE, on
BANK HOLIDAY, MONDAT, 6th AUOUST, 1877, in a
Field (kindly lent for the occasion by Mr. JOSEPH
HODDER) adjoining the DRILL HALL.
The JUVENILE ODDFELLOWS will also march
in the Procession.
By the kind permission of Major Elliott and the
Officers the BRASS BAND of the 4rti DORSET
VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY, tinder the able leader.
ship of Bandmaster G. W. P. JONFS, will lead the
PROCESSION, which will start from the Lodge.
house at Ten o'clock, bearing the SPLENDID
BANNERS and REGALIA of the Poole District
A HOT DINNER will be_provided in the spacious
Drill Hall of the tra D.V.A., at Two o'clock ;
Tickets, 28, fid. each.
A GRAND BALL, in connection with the above,
will take place in the aforesaid Hall, commencing at
Eight o'clock P.M.
Bandmaster JONES'S QUADRILLE BAND will
be in attendance.
Tickets for the Ball :—Single, Is. ; Lady and
Gentleman, is. 6d.
Admission to the Field at Three o'clock, P.m. :
Adults, 6d. ; Children, 3d.

nORSET COUNTY SCHOOL, NZAR DOR-
CHI:STU& PRIZE DAY is on JULY 27th.
Proceedings begin at 11 sm.

M. H. TILLEY,
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER,
JEWELLER AND SILVERSMITH,
40, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,
HAVING made great IMPROVEMENTS
In the WORKING DEPARTMENT is
prepared to EXECUTE any REPAIRS in the
Trade at the shortest possible notice.
ENGRAVING
AND
ELECTRO GILDING
oows ow EMI PREMISES.
A VACANCY FOR AN APPRENTICE.

E. AND O. BROWNING,
BOONSIs'LLSRS, STATIONP.RS, NEWSAGBPIT
Dealers in Patent and Homeopathic
"teaching.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PBRFUNERY,
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
(GENTS FOR THE PUBLICATIONS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTITUTE.
Bookbinding ezecuted with neatness and dispatch

WILLIAM TILLEY,
BUILDER, ie., ea,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
INFORMS the Public and the Trade that he
keeps • STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pipes, Closet Pans and Traps, Oven Burs, rue
Bricks roes's, Slates, Bridgwater Tile, Garden
Edging of Different Patterns, Terra Cotta Vases, and
different other Fancy Articles of the same Material.
A VARIZTT 01
*BADE-WORKED HEADSTONES.
Of different Designs, kept in Stock for SALE, and may
be seen at the &OAR WORM, PRAM-LANZ, or at Ram-
ir? I'RINCIS-BTRAZT (next to the Dorset County

22, ST. EDMUND STREET, WEYMOUTH,
°MOM MK GUILD-HALL
JOSEPH SPARROW,
CABINET MAKER,
Urnouerms, SHOP Finn, & &tow Cara Menu,
CARPENTER, JOINER,
PAPER-HANGER, HOUSE DECORATOR, he.,
Respectfully informs the inhabitants of Weymouth
and the neighbourhood, that he ha; after seamy
years experience with eminent Londe* Firms
COMMENCED BUSINESS se above, sad offers
hie beat servioes at strictly moderate charges.
General Repairs carefully alleluia! kr.
1

COMFORTABLE APAEThiNNTEL
'TWO ROOMS TO LET, suitable for an
ekkely person, or two sisters. Low rent.—
Address, be letter, "8.5.," office of this paw.
Dorchester.

KR. S. JACKSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, kc.,
IREGS respectfully to state that he undertakes
sad conducts matters of business in the follow.
log Departments :
ARCHITECTUR AL AND SURVEYING.
Plans and Specifications 4,f New Buildings 1 every
description, or Alterations. Sanitary and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work of all kinds Surveyed. Measured, and
Valued.
Bills of Quantities and Estimates Prepared.
Surveys and Valuations of Dilapidationa and Repairs.
Estates Surveyed, and Plans of same Prepared.
Land laid out for Building Purposes.
VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Land, House, and other Pmnerty Valued.
Estates managed and Bente Collected.
Accounts Prepared. Arbitrations undertaken.
Advire rendered to Persons about to purchase er lease
Property.
Business undertaken in any part of the amity.
Offices : 7, MITCHELL STREET. WEYMOUTH

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetmaker, Paperhanger, House Ages
Appraiser, and Undertaker,
DORCHESTER.
SHOW-ROOMS Now RE-BUILT
J. F. H. having now completed Alteration of
Premises respectfully invites an early visit.
FURNITU RE.
The best and largest Stock in the County, suitable for
the MANSION AND COTTAGE.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto,
Painted and Decorated.
PAINTED MAPLE BEDROOM SUIT PROM £2 10s.
GOODS SUPPLIED AT ANY CATALOGUE PRICE.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED and RE-MADE.
C A RPE TS
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, &C.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
All Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS. MATS, MATTING,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, te.
PAPER HANGINGS,
Selected with the greatest care from the best and
cheapest Manufacturers.
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10a. 6,1. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING, PAPER-RANGING, and DECORATING.
Experienced workmen sent promptly.
PATTERN BOORS, from all the beet Makers, both
English and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
A New and Choico Selection of
CRETONES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, &O.
Large Stores of BECONDOTAND PURNITUBII.
Goom RTMOVID WAREITOUSLD.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
!Funerals Furnished and Conducted.
Agent for the "Atlas' Insurance Company.

COALS! COALS ! ! COALS !! I
--
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Her to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
custotuers generally that he is now supplying the
following descriptions of COALS :
WALLSEND, HULLO oa FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS, DEAN
TALK 0 TH' HILL, RADSTOCK
SMITHS', MALTING.
SILKSTONE, CULM AND COKE,
R.. H. desires to call special attention to the
TALK 0' TM' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for household purposes.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, &c., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sack Hiring Company.
Depats at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, South-street, or at the office,
Great Western Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.

DORCHESTER TOWN BAND.
MHIS BAND is open for ENGAGEMENTS
1 for PARTIES, DEMONSTRATIONS, &c.—
Address Mr. J. Srrvrais, Leader Town Band,
Dorchester.

POOLE BREWERY.
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.
-RITTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed on the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and HOPS ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
POOLE BREWERY.
WINES and SPIRITS of the Best Quality,
Sold at the Lowed Remunerative Price.
List of Prices for all kinds of Beer, Ale, Porter,
Wine, and Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
Nona ADVANCED AT ONE DAY'S NOTICE,
from £5O to £l,OOO,
To Farmers. Householders, and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
At his Private Offices, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL.
N.B.—Genuine Applications immediately attended to.
Distance no object.
The Loans can be re-paid Monthly or Quarterly.

NEXT OF KIN AND HEIRS WANTED.—
Over 57 MILLIONS of money unclaimed.
Persons considering themselves entitled to Property,
should send particulars and thirteen stamps to 3
POULSON and Co., 12, Rutlandstreet, Commercial.-
road, London, E., when they will he informed by
return of post, the particulars of their claims. Pro-
perty Recovered. Missing Friends Traced.
" Moustaches and Whiskam on many a face,
Their origin can to • PILOSAGINE' trace."
YO U CAN OBTAIN LUXURIANT
WHISKERS and MOUSTACHES by ming
PLLOSAGINE. Price Is. Bd. of Chemists. By
post, 18 stamps. Testimonials free.
WRIGHT and Co. Wrightenrest, Hull.

JAMES A. AND H. J. PANTON,
BREWERS AND MALTSTERS,
WAREHAM, SWANAGE, & RINGWOOD.
IMPORTERS OF WINES & SPIRITS.
Kur•Gia AT Rnrciwoop—Mk. GEORGE A.TICINS.

Published Phis Day. Thsresth Thousand iv us.
-o,Mlateci
MIIII7ITB OF PHILOSOPHY. By ANTIPAS,
1: F. 13., author of " Tim Bad of tie W " ke,
Post free boar stamps, from tbe *Womb
Martin, Bouady sad Co., 30, Ludgate Loudon,

Sawa
W ARENA..
Lieutenant
PRINTING! PRINTING ! ! PRINTING !! ! : ailkN ATIONAL LINE TO NEW 1
PETTY Scesio,. Timedev.-Before YORK.
caoCtrritscuid, the Earl nof Eldon, Captain Hewkesworth• I 'LARGEST PASSENGER STEAM-SHIPS.
and Merge G. H. Bond, W. H. Calcraft, and N. Bond.
John awe& labourer, th'infrith, was summoned by Mr. Steam-ships- Tons. • Stearn-ships- Tons. I
Willis= Sullen, relieving officer, to show cause why he EGYPT, lIROGAN ..• ... 5084. Elent.ttln, Thompson., 4900 i
should not contribute towards the support of his mother, Seam, Grace... ••• ... 4900 Tine Queen Bragg ... 4441
Kitty Angel, Winfrith, who is chargeable to the Wareham pRINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION [tar, 'Thomson ... ... 4392 HOLLAND, Healey .., 3847
Ilnion.-Th is was an adjourned car -The Bench ordered FRANCE, Altree ... ... 3fgl ERIN, Simpson ... ... 1656 1
defendant to contribute Is. a week, and to pay 4s. 6d., CANADA, Sumner... ... 3500 Harm:Tie, Pearce ... 3974 I
half the costs, in a week. AT GREECE., Andrews ... roe DENMARK. WilliaMS ... 3773
TIM
Ri•hard Mi 11..., of Swanage, was summoned for non • From LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY:
rjneltoe:TarAteg:TprOratelyedaMtrenlitfiltilyl3:4 idie-Mr.
64 E from QUEENSTOWI•i, THURSDAY. From LONDON to
did not appear, and the Beech made an order for payment " T NEW YORK every SATURDAY.
SALOON FARES. 1:10 10e, LIU. Ifs., and .£l5 Its.,
of the rates and ss. Ad. won. i XPRESS " and ELEGRAM " according to accommodation. Return Tickets 21 and 92
The same defendant Irma also summoned for nonpayment Guineas. STEZRAGE to New York, Boston. Baltimore,
of 154 4d., ireneral rate- After hearing the evidence of Philadelphia, rEff."
Mr. Tatchell the Bench made a like order. For Parser apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
saaa Gnaw., a girl of Bere Regis. was summoned for COMPANY (Limited) 21, Waveratreet, Liverpool: SMITH
assaulting Harriet Saint, a married woman of the none SUNDIUS, and Co., Agents, XI, Gracechurch-street, London :
Ore, on the lad of July, and there was a cross-summons. or to ROBERT H. BEST, Auction Mart, Rrldieort : Crown
-The woman Saint rid she met her little girl crying on F. Mumoßyl, Month-street, Crewkerne ; Ann WARN,
the afternoon in question, and she told her Alfred Lockyer Mattock, Somerset; or to A. B. VICKERY, West Quay.
had struck her. She turned round to give the boy a pat, road, Poole.
and as she did so the defendant took her by the hair and parengers are advised to secure their Partner from the
pulled her down among a bunch of nettles. Whilst she Local Agents before leaving home.
was on the ground defendant struck her in the eye and -
ideated it she might have struck defendant in getting
sway. -The Kid Lock yer said she saw complement's girl VC/RITE STAR LINE
strike her brother, and he returned the blow. Complain- 1e1F..-416' ifF• 1: A V V UNITED STATES MAIL
ant then knocked her down and would not let her get up /fit, Bap y-, ..-, , . usia.-LIVIMPOOL to NEW
again. When on the ground she did strike complain- _
• - --- -• • . YORK e U very THRSDAY. forwardin,
ant once in the face in self-defence.-Henry Lockyer said pea-engem to all parte of the United States and Canada.
is he woo pawing with a horse and cart he saw the two The well-known fug Mail Steamers of this Line . as
women and a lot of children who had Jost left school.ander :-
Complainant struck defendant first, and then "the GERMANIC..-.-.---.. ...... TIIUMIDAY. 19th July.
women hart a general fight."-The magistrates thought ADR1AT1C......... ...... .........THURADAY, 2nd August.
Nasal was most to blame, and ordered her to papa fine of BRITANNIC.- —... . ........TMRSDAY, 911 l August.
Is, and costa. Its, The charge against Lockyer was die- For full particulars apply to 11 r. CHARLES BRYER,,
mired, but she had to pay tier own coats, Bs., which she Durngate.treet,
to Dorchester ; to JAMES fiCoTT and CO.,
was allowed a fortnight to do. Quernsitown ;or ISMAY. I lIIRIE, and CO., 141, Water-street,
Charles Burt, baker, Swanage, was summoned for Liverpool, and 64, Leadenhallstrect, London, EC.
allowing seven cows to stray on the 16th of June, at --
Swanage.-P.C. Freeborn proved that defendants' tows
were straying three days in succession, and the Bench ..
' - 49: , ALL AN LINE.
fined defendant, who did not appear. 2s. fist. for each of "writ .• , SHORTEST
the eeven cows, and 6s. cost. OCEAN PASSAGE
Henry Squire*, labourer, Monlen, was summoned for -,t4 S. _ i.. 7:... T o AMERICA.
killing and taking a here at
kill
on the 15th of June, --er
without being licensed to kill game-Defendant pleaded -4,-",-.....-• ----g--,-. -.,..-es Grinned of Twenty
• guilty, and was letoff with • penalty of ile. fid. and costaffb.) ...or:4-, --c• 1,1.:*"."..- -4;-.......- Flort-tlere Royal Mail
&ono Orchard. of Owerninigne, admitted obstructing -I- .- Steamers.
the highway at Moreton on the th of June, beaving SAILING DAYS-from LINT.RPOOL, every TTIFJ3DAY and .
ten waggons thereon, and was fiDined 9.a. ffel. and Oy lrr. costa. THURSDAY to CANADA, and every ALTF.RNATE TUES. •
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Paissengers
one
joke Bxrdon, of Winfrith, was summoned for allowing on inn costs.
to all parts of CANADA arid the UNITED
cow and two heifers to stray at Winfrith on the 6th of
July.- P.S. Rill proved the case, and defendant was fined STATES.
Surgeon and Stewardesses provided free for all claws rig
Is. 6d. and costa (fis.) Pareengers.
JEWs fleeter, an old offender, was summoned for Prasenicens who secure their llckete before leaving hour
allowing a hone to stray at Morden on the 17th of June. are net at the Railway Station in Liverpool by an mininted
-p.C. 'Rugby was the witness against the defendant who Agent of the Company, who tree charge of them until they
was fined 2e. 6d. and rd. costa. go .m board inc Steamer.
Thaw. S.a.e.s, • boy of Wind, Lb. was Aumonotal The Canadian Government granu ASSISTED PASSAGES
by Mr. Frank Spicer, farmer, Winfrith, for cruelly ill- by the •• ALLAN" LINE.
treating a horse by throwing stones at the same on the For Rates of Freight or Passage, apply to ALLAN 1111017111111
24th of June-James Ler, carter to complainant, said he and CO., Alexandra Buildlnr, Jamesstrod, Liverpool ;or to
sew defendant throw A large piece of chalk at • borne in Trios. 0. RATSR, Auctioneer, 16, Wollastonderrace, Dor-
the etable-yard, and the animal was etruck under the eve. chester ; Wie. C. T. Housent., Insvirance Agent, 14, Corn-
This was last month, but he could not tell what day.-The menial-med. Weymouth ; Messrs Crone and Sow, Aac
Bench declined to convict upon such evidence. boners, Slarket.place, Poole: T. Wins, Insurance Agent, Ac.,
The same defendant was also Stifonforiel by Mr. Spicer Wen-street. Wareham; II 11 Moss, Salisbun.-street. Bland
for having absented himself from his work on the 10th of ford •, Mr Hr. THORAR, Auctioneer, Ac., Marketplace, Stir
July without leave, and plaintiff claimed 208. dirt= minner Newton
under the Heater and Servant's Act -Plaintiff
that defendant absented himself all day on Tuesday, whets
haymaking was busily going on. Defendant returned
next morning. -The magistrates ordered defendant to pay
Is. 64, damage., and Is. 6d. "'OA.
Thorns. sinsrcook, fanner, of Here Regis, was sum-
moned for ring snares for the purpose of taking game, on
the 9th of July, at Here Regis, he not having a license to
kill game.-Benjamin Clorier, gamekeeper to Mr. C. J.
T. Hamner, said he saw defendant take up two snares
about five o'clock in the morning. They were set in •
hares run. Defendant said he had claimed and exercised
the right of catching rabbits on the land for 50 years. -The
Bench dismissed the case.
POOLE.
ST. Pout's Btaii CLABL-The members of this clam
under the superintendence of Mr. W. J. Hill, the teacher,
and the Rev. F. Pocock, the vicar, had a pleasant rem,
lion to Weymouth on Tuesday. The party left Hare-
worthy station by the RIO train and returned front
Weymouth be the 9.40 train, arriving at Hamworthy
Junction at 11.30, from whence they had to walk to
Poole.
WE/SULTAN SUNDAY SCHOOL-The scholars attending
this echoed and the Lagland-street Minion School had
their annual treat on Wednesday last. The children
marched from the chapel to a field at Hamworthy, lent
by Alderman F. Styria". where amusement' were pro-
vided. The Poole fife-and drum band was in attendance.
Nom': LIBRARY AND LITERARY INSTITUTI.-11te annual '
meeting of the membern of this institute was held in the
reading-room on Wednesday last. Kr. James Slade, one
of the presidents, in the chair. The report of the hon.
treasurer (Mr. W. Penny) showed a deficit on the year of
Al 114. 64. The report submitted by the hon. secretary
(Er. J. IL Hoyt) showed that 275 volumes of Morin s
books were supplied during the year, and that the reading'
room had been renovated. Both reports were adopted.
and the officers for the ensuing year were elected.
COUNTY COURT, Monday.-Before his Honor, Mr. T. E.
I'. Leroy.
Janws Osman v. Markings, labourer, Poole.-A claim
of .134 Ils, for goods supplied.-Defendant's wife made a
lame defence and his Honor ordered the amount to be
paid in instalments of Is. a month.
Jew Tease Curtis, as Trustee under the bankruptcy of
dames Lawrence, Poole, v. Job Barnes Poole-A claim of
£31.-Mr. F. Traven, of Poole, appeared forplaintiff ; Mr.
W. H. Atkinson, of Blandford, for defendant -The
solicitors privately arranged to refer the case to arbitra-
tion, and the judge made an order accordingly, and
adjourned the case.
John float contraetor Bournemciuth v. the Miaborna
Highway Board-Mr. A. K. Witt, of Poole. appeared for
plaintiff; Mr. It. N. Howard, of Weymouth, for dein*.
flan to-The action was brought at the last Court to recover
1.7, damages sustained by plaintiff through the breaking
down of him cart on the 9th of May at Constitution.li
the accident occasioned by the lamentable state
the highway there. After hearing the evidence his Hour
Icing assessed the damages at ri, and the case was (iron
the application of Mr. T. Rawlins, Clerk to the Highwag
It,dXd) 114j0111111ed till to-day for the question of lewd
liability to be argued. His Honor now said the mar
question wee will this action lie against the Highway
Baird, and he was bound to say after perusing the
authorities before him, that the action was not maintain-
able and that the remedy was by indictment His honor
nonsuited plaintiff, but as he thought it was a great hard-
ship upon the unfortunate plaintiff he would not allow the
Highway Board their costs of the day. The Ilighwer
Board had to pay the costa of the adiournment, and hie
Honor remarked that that body had been let off far tee
easily.
Mr.. /tram, shopkeeper, Poole, V. William John
liFgnoldf, seaman and chimney-sweep, formerly of Poole.
-A claim of J 123 Ils. 7d., for goods supplied-Mr.
Reginald Aldridge, of Poole, appeared for plaintiff, and
pot in a letter in which defendant admitted the debt.
Defendant who now made a moss frivolous defence, was
ordered to pay the claim and costa in instalments of 10s. a
month, the f.rst in a fortnight.
John Cass, shoemaker, Poole, v. John Young, labourer,
Poole. -This was an adjourned judgment summons, and
his Honor made an order on defendant to pay 2.q. in a fort-
night and Sle. in a month, failing which he will In
committed for 28 days.
Mr. Charles Lockyer. solicitor, of London. applied for
an order against the Trustee under the bankruptcy of Mr.
Grestbatch, of Bournemouth,. to pay .CK Sa. 6d., costa
Incurred by the applicant in filing a second petition in the
bankruptcy.-Mr. H. T. Tremolo% of l'oole, appeared for
the Trustee, and resisted the application, which his Honor
dismissed. with costa against Mr. Lockyer, on the ground
that the petition filed by him was an improper and
irregular one, the previous petition being still in force at
the time.

BILE, WIND, INDIGESTION.
DR. KING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really act upon the Liver: one
I. Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
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LIVER PILLS.
Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Bile, Indigestion. Sick Headache,
Nervousness, and all disorders of the Stomach and
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of all medicine vendors.
CORNS AND BUN lONS
instantly relieved and surely cured by
JOBE'S IVY-LEAF PLASTER.
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stamps, from JAS. RORKE, 29a, Great Portland.
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In cases 4s. rsl., 11a, and 335., securely packed and
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cases one bottle is sufficient to cure any of the above
complaints at once and permanently.
Sufferers should give it one Trial. Medical advice
given with each case, if applied for, free of charge.
Address—MANAGER, Patent Medicine Depot, LS,
Dean-street, Oxford-street, Loudon, W.
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A RIDE TO KHIV A,
HT
CAPTAIN FRED RIIRNABY,
Royal Hoe Guards.
Page 13 says :—" Two pairs of boots lined with fur were
iaDO take. • and for phydc —with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of•the-wlig nbuwe —Wine
quinine, and Cockles pill, the latter a most invaluahle
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible BUCCeIOI. Ii fact,
the marvelloui effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicinea, when I administered to him flee
COCKLE'S rILLs
will never fade from my memory; and • friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many months after.
wards, informed me that my fame as a ' medicine man'
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
Sing
SURNABY'S RIDE TO KEIVA,
Page 13.

" FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
See Dent. ch. a. , v. 23.
CLARKE'S
WORLD-TAMED
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Nark—" Blood Mixture.")
THE BRUT BLOOD PURIFIER Ann PLIESTORIRR.
['OR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
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A. this mixture in pleasant to the taste, and
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Tholicands of Testimonials front all pouts.
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11. with a prudent use, has saved many $ life; and
yet we think the idea might be unproved upon, and
reduced to a snore simple form. Take some good com-
pound, such as
COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
and we find that the desired end may be obtained without
scale. and weights, or little mysterious commute:meats se
enchanted bottles, with crystal stoppers. Others might
be used, but
COCKLE'S TILLS,
as tested by many tbousande of persons, and found to
answer their purpose so well, may be set down as thy best.
—Observer.

LA RIDE TO ICHIV
WI
CAPTAIN FRED BIJRNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.
Page 13 says :—"Two pairs of boots lined with fur were
also taken; and for physic—with which it inn, well to be
supplied when traveling in nut-of-the-way places—some
quinine, and Cockle's pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives ef
Central Africa with the greatest pos.ible success. In fact,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him five
COCKLE'S PILLS
will never fade from my memory; and a friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many moths after-
wards, informed me that my fame as a 'medicine man'
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
See
BURNABY'S RIDE TO KHIYA,
Panel&

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THE "BLOOD PURTFIBIL"
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WE ALL desire to live in GOOD HEALTH
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Dr, R. W. &
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9, Governor's Lane. Weymouth.
Tapeworm cured in Three Hours, as the following
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New Street, Wareham.
DEAR Sin,—This is to certify that I hard been suffering
from a Tapeworm for some years, which I passed in one
our and ten minutes after taking one dose of your valuable
Medicine on the 22nd of July.
It was nearly a hundred feet in length, and one pound
In weight.
You are at liberty to publish this, for the benefit of
others, who may .ie suffering from the same.
I am,
Yours ever thankful,
GEORGE SANSOIL
Any communication received by letter or otherwise,
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5,001 patterns of Fancy Ananias, Check+, Scotch Cheviots and
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CHROMO-LITHO ALM ANACKS for 1373. which may be justly
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before making their purchases for the following year.
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ChiWrens' Straw Hats trimmed in all colours. Dress Caps
kept in stock from ss. to 4305. per dosen.
Lace Curtains, Antimacassars, Flowers,
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no inducements to theft, as OLO IRON they are worthkes. To
he had 4 any Ironmonger. WILLIAM LEA and COMPANY,
General Cock and Brim Founders, Wolverhampton.

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D curre MANSIONS HOTEL Full South. Magnin.
cent Be. Views. Table &Hots—John Kllner. Proprietor.
nRIOTWICH BRINE BATHS, Worcestershire,nol
of Hot and Cold Biala, Sprays. Dosam, Tartish sail
Strimo.ing Baths, mil containing the most roweriol Wider
yet discovered. Timm Baths are crowdM vrctli ;lodise from
the Nobility to the poorest peasant They relieve Omit,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, all cams of General Demolitionist,
and extreme cases of debility, by restorhrig the toss of the
digertive fuPetione without the nep SO smile sisikisa
Private Reeidenos of the Proprietor ofleheg to. Dabs Tor
Beet elms Invalids, and MI description of L. so he ob-
tains:l. For all farther information .ply he r.lss,

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MILD sod Co., 140, 141, 142, and 142, MO Rams laoass ;
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