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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

GODMAN:3TONE.

THI Rey. F. A. Dakar, for many pan gedm
he! recently suoceels4 to the rectory
Chritt Church with St. Idwan's, Bristol,
quitting Guilin/412km° the patishioners exprewel Ask
torpoot for hint by subsoribtog to • testimoniajs's.
sisting of' a handsome thaulna-room Gluck.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

MR. 0. RUSSELL'S MISSION.

Mr. Odo Russell arrived at Versailles at &turd*
to a,ect tato what answer Prussia will give to the &alio
note. The Echo's Berlin sorrespondentillYlCOUrtrßiellialk

- - - w•ua • v.. rvuulTia • M., LAMM Lars 7
will probably reply to hint by saying that the peke,
of liugland and Austria daring the war has besa web
wi to facilitate the declaration of Prince °artichoke&
VIE POSITION OP AUSTRIA.
Austria has sent a despatch to St.Petersistri senbti
in i lon'i,.ltY the earn, terra". the despatch of La.
Granville.
The Vienna correspondent of the "National Utile
says that Austria is determined to go hand in heti
with Engitnti en the question.
The getni•elticial "Provincial Correapondens" WWI that the Great Powers sill consent to • motlifistWoe • ti.e tre.ty.
It is reported that Austria intends, sod is preparkell
to despatch 300.000 troops to her eastern frontier.

rin RUSSI&N DEICING&
The "New York rinses" publishes • sorresocede°6.
G Stso
from Washington, evidently inspired by 1
s.crairy. from which the following piragraph LI
triated :--" ltuvaia's attitude, relatively to
the Yraol,
Prussian queition, as it now stande, may be 11666'
the highest diplomatic authority here to be 60 ',—
Russia protests against ady territorial mega& .7 Germany ; but should Prussia persist in annexing
French territory, Russia will claim an •411eqn5,......te 66.
peruiation in order to re.estosigish the etle",„ "`"--
between her and Northern Germany.
PROTEST OF TIJR/ERY.
FLORINOR, Friday.—Turkey ha. protested
__,_•••61161:
*ally against linsida's withdrawal from the reew
185 G.
austuAN Kuck:limo: Lik' AN IRONCLLD nit= POI
_

--
THE DARDANELLag.
Awarding to the St. Peteribargh eoereepaaline
the hidepeadaltee Beige, au imposing Ass; d !wades trotiolois, bought in the United Status, Will MOB
the Dardanelles.

The PC4i denies the litraAithYof. • =es II" 1141
refuses to join England sad Austria

PRUSSIA.
The Sionciard's Vienna correspondent says
~11tbi
Paris treaty is revised Prussia youth! be um
joie in a convention considering any tabus by Russia a OulIS telij, and Prelude detilinesentertehrbi
the proposition.
The Berlin correspondent et the Baba ow tbni PrUellia, is surprised at the MOVlneflat which Berk Ims
announced to King William, by a kakr trim ibe
Emperor Alexander, recently carried to Vassals's W
the Russian General Warder.

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7144711/Piabliffilleder sklipereser-8. alergto". Dorehaster by sultan Aezuts, iii• parik kt
iWklAty, Nowak: 1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

THE TIEN-THIN ILAMA.CRIL

The inurJerers have been executed, three mandarins
convicted of complicity transported, and an indemnal
paid to tho victims' families. A special embamf,
bearing an apology on the part of the Ohineee 001.11
-
went, bas let; fur Europe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

AN EXTRAORDINARY CONVICT.

An inquest was held, at the Conviet Establish-
ment, by It. N. Howard, Esq., coroner for the
Island, on the body of Herbert Bond, • convict
eider sentence of seven years' penal servitude, who
was admitted into the prison on May 21"), 1866, and into
the infirmary on November 5. He died on the 11th
inst., 31 years of age, The character of the deceased
was very bed; he had had eight previous convictions.
Dr. Edgar Shaw Baker said he bad seen deceased in •
separate toll, where he was on penal diet for an offence
against the rules. The doctor visits all such oonvicts
dailm The deceased complained of feeling pain in bin
chest, and the doctor, on examination, found him
suffering from bronchitis, and ordered him to be taken
to the 'Mira:nary, which WU forthwith dune. Ile was
placed under appropriate treatmeat, and seemed to get
better until the day before It. died, when he got worn.
On the morning of his death he was taken suddenly
worse. A post-mortem examination of the body was
made, and confirmed the opinion that he died from
bronchitis. The day Wore he was sent to the iofirmary
he complained of some pains in his bowels ; but the
doctor did not think he gave him anything, i‘a he was
• man as frequeLtiy complaining, but he had been
talc iug • pill every night for some time. Deoessied had
undergone so many part puoishoteet that the whole
vital fora) was below par, and this tended to bring
about • fatal result ; but witness; did not think his
immediate punishment had any direct association with
his death. He used to complain very often without a
cause, and had been eoveral timea in the infirmary. His
attack was very sudden, ho might have had seine slight
symptoms More. but nut previously. It would nit
have prolonged his life if be had been admitted into
the infirmary befoim—The convict nurse, Thomas
Weedier, deposed to deceased having very good treat-
ment in the infirmary, and all the nourishment be
required. such as milk and bread, puddings, chops, and
beef essence between his meals. the made no complaint.
The night before he died, he wished witness " Good-
bye,"and asid,helwas going to die. Ile criedluut all night
for the Lord to save him.--The jury found that deeeseed
died from bronchitis. We understand that deceased
was noted for his ebetinate resistance to all prison dis-
cipline, which procured him constant punishment. He
was of voracious and unhealthy appetite, devouring all
the filth and vermin he could procure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

PORTLAND.

A DWIII•LTT A rroturrima—Sub-Lieuts. Frank R
Robinson, to the Northumberlend ; Herbert G. Archer,
and George H. Ihl4ooo, to the Agincourt, an super-
numeraries ; Midshipman John F. Ryan, to the Agin-
°mire as supernumerary.
Inc Hercules. serew steamship. Captain Lord Gifford,
will shortly leave Portsmouth for Portland. It is
atated that her Mabilicy is all that eau be lit...aired. The
men belonging to this ship who were injured a short
tone Once by Mil explosion of • oak of Hay's anti-
haling composition are recovering rapidly.
FATAL Accingsv.--On Wednesday afternoon last, •
Ishourer named Mitchell was moving rabble at the
hack-thumb quarry, and was workinr with his piok,
when a slab broke, sod be fell backwards about 40 feet,
and nut a fearful blow on his head. He was taken to
his loigings in Weston, and attended by Drs. Carruthers
and Hawkee. On Thursday he died, and on Friday
morning H. N. Howard, Esq., held an inquest at the
Royal Exchange Inn, resulting in • verdict of " Acci-
dental Death."

ROTAL FUSILLIN THUM Viaji CITADEL.—By
the kind perminion of Major U. If. Waller, the
amateurs of the regiment, announced their second
performance for Wednesday night. The evening's
entertainment oonamerm34 with "lho ChisineyCarner.
The diameters were supported as follows :—Solomon.
Probity, W. Yates; Peter Probity, If. smith ; John
l'robity, .1. Johnson, Mr. Charles Chetty, It. W. Wat-
son ; Setter. C. Deas ; Patty Probity (wife of Peter),
F. Helm; Grace Emery, C. Helm. Mr. C. Deal gave
a comic song, and Mr. R. Mc Cormick • recitation.
T. Swift, "The celebrated Lancashire Clog Daman"
gave One of his characteristis damns, followed by a
comic none, by H. Pryer. The performances concluded
with the laughable farce "Fumy Chickweed." The
cast was as follows :--Jonatlme Chickweed (town
crier,) H. Smith; Barnes (a miller,) C. Den ; Mr.
Walton (meek) H. W. Watson; Mr. Horatio Monet-
sorrel, W. Yates; kin. Horatio Mounteorrel, F. Relic;
Nally, (her daughter,) C. Helm. The bugle bend of
the Royal Fuldliass, under the direatio a of M. Collins,
sompceed the orchestra. We are glad that our friends
bare Ito satisfactorily got over their difficulty with the
Dramatic Author's Society, which oould have arisen
only through inadvertence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

A FEMALE BOLDLEIL

A woundLd soldier recently passed through Sett
who excited general attention, being a woman. She I
24 years of age, was carefully ednosted, but alwor
showed • perfercnee for nmeculine dress and actsl_jl7.
SrehceoPrunans'eeandtabtin, ted the arm and
eoenris engu.stoewninlil°n; and. with
wire "air'
of She distinguished herself by the recover
of • Prussian standard taken by the enemy, and o'S
presented with the iron cross. She has received ho
ahot wounds, and for recovery has gone borne to rgiti
An East Prussian paper vouches for the accarsol
these statements.

A GIN ANL) WATItli MARRIAGH PROMISE.
In the Bail Court, Loudon, on Monday, Mi. Juili"
Blackburn tried • breach of promise at marries* el"
Wood v. Wood. The parties were second 00115111 a.
defendant in 1862 was • married man, and the idelsw•
• young woman then about 23 years of ag. Vllthe
habit of ',lilting and staying at the defendant's homes
Mrs. Wood was iu • coosumption, and the defeodan
paid great attention to the plaintiff, and an ie_toullj.
firooo between thew, which resulted in the pi!ia giving birth to a ohdd In 1863. Mrs. Wood died ll'
1867. The defendant 000tinoed his attentions te
pkintilf, and expressed his intention to cowl plaintiff. At length be sent to the plaintiff to him ou a czrtain day, as he had something imlit"l"_,_lo°
communicate to her, and he then told her be was rem
to be married to • lady who was • widow; sod In
married her in September last year. Defendant in
hia father was worth between li:4,000 and LZ,OOO,
that he was worth more than his father. For the de
fence it warn urged that this well II 611111111.0,08r,__..,..,Pre
lOW :
after supper. The jury pee plaintiff ah."'"
i:200.

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A TAILS-Bruen/VI. (ao more) of the American "s"gl
Bea Mos. Far' will produce use quasi of les moot
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Infante', Children's, and invalids' fowl, lies • pm-
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and Pankideet. New Mak. IL%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

DISPATCH FROM PaLNCE VORTS(.IIIhOfT.

A dispatch from Prince Gortachakoff of the 3)th el
Octolx.r says that Earl OranviUa cannot deal that the
Tgiaty of ltal has suffered serious snodificstioss, mil
that tho equilibrium estob!iihoi by it has Moe 11.
turhod to the prtjudice of Russia by the consolidation
of lllumania umier Prince Charles of Hibbiasollhar
Sismilingen. The step token by the Earmor tonie
only to re-establish it. Hut this decision Molise II
change in the policy which he pursues in the last

TIIE TREATY OF 1836.
The following are the portions of the Treaty of 1511
whistle ltassia wishes So have set aside
- -

Article XI, of the Treaty cmeladed at Paris ea dm
27th April, 1856, declares that "Ito Blast Sea Is
neutralised; its wet TS Midi port. thrown open to this
mercantile service of every nation, and formal', wall
perputuity interdicted to the yowls of war, either ef
the Powers possessing its °out, or may other Poem
137 article XIII.. of the same treaty, the Itamsrec d
Russia and the Sultan engage not to establish or stair.
lain upon tbe Black Sea coast any military•mariss
emus!.

By conventions signed on the :tOth of March, 1156.
and &allotted to the treaty, tho Sultan bmnd himself
so long OA be remained at peace to admit no ship of
w+r of say foreign Power to enter the Straits of the
Dardanelles and tho lkophorus, that closing the ePig
from the Black Sea to tho Russian float ; while Ramie
engaged not to maintain in the Black Sea more then
six war steamships of eight hundred tons st the
maximum, and fuer light steamers of war not sues&
ing two hundred tons each.
These aro the stipulations whose revision has always
been an object of Rasssian policy.

ENGLAND'S ATTITUDE.
Commenting on Primo Gortsobakoff's dlspstch tbe
Tints maintain that the Emperor of Rosie has st
power to froo hilaseli from tho obligations of the Tryst,
of 1556 by • dokrininatiou of his own will. We eannal
adirit his claim without cutting at the root of the
validity of international obligations ; we cannot permit
tho claim to be practically assorted without opposition.
If Ittissia took no stops to complete the resolution ai.
nounood in Prince Gertschaffoff's letter, if, bavteg
affected to throw off tlio burden of the Treaty of 18114
she remained in truth observant of it stipulations, we
should, of oourse, be content with the wapiti° peeing
Lord Granville bas returned to Si. Petersburg. II."'
the other hand, she proceeds to fortify the shores cif ths
Black Sea and to launch vessels of war on Its 'alga,
our duty'imay be and will be painful, but It NOW dm
clear and unavoidable.

The Ties of Mondi-iy strongly urges the amenity ei
standing by Turkey. who has been supported by &gland
hitherto, because she was the existing bulwark NOW
Russian egression, nod held the key of the great WO'
way to the out

T 0 Sroa4ar4 of Monday hold' that no war need be
dreaded ao long is the Government firmly nalnialad
Earl Graaville's ;sumer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

C }IA itiIINEITEIL

1, sue parish, with about 900 inhabitant., tow.
no National or British EiebooL It im mahschteki is
150 childrim mast be provided for under the Ede,774
Act, .ind the cost of buildiaga is reckonett it t.,...ntatte
£3OOO. Then there is only one serves, on
—alternately morning and afternoon— at the 1:'44?
church ; but this is emountel for by the vicar hip*
to supply :Weston church. To meet this disiectuit
correspondent suggeste that as the Doreet co
School has no chapel, the pariah charch mhonlrtis
given up to it once every Sunday, on condition thmt the
oariabioners be allowed tree maritime except so thi
•
pews reserved for the school, and tha heedxmier
conduct the service.

MARTINSTOWN„
A COLLECTION has been made in this pariih byinn
flawkins and Kim :ioutt, for sending aid to the 14
and wonoded in the war, and tbe sum of E 6 lbs,
pbe:rnposefo.rwarded to the National soc,et, to,
thi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

Sontcrortshire.

1 -
---..---_
Tar election of a Nchool rtoar,l or B idgwater, to
consist of aJveu members, in fixed for tn.: 2'..lth inst.
Tug West of England Sanatorium at Weston-super-
-IMare, during the Pest year received 320 patienta ; of
these I'M were quite eared, and the rest relieved. The
expenses were E1.(69 19a. Iftl.; and the Trollllllol has
,L) in hand. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

MURDER THROUGU JEALOUSY.

At Cardiff Police-court Gmrge Harding and Margaret
Riniron were charged with the murder of Edward
Daley, a boatsman. The charge against Riuiron was
withdrawn, and she was called as a witness. It
appeared Hardieg and deceased quarrelled about the
woman Ititurun. They were standineon the side of the
canal at the time, and during a scuffle the prisoner
tidied Daley into the canal. After watching him sink
he said, "There, ho is gone now, and I shall have
you." lie then told the woman not to say anything
about the matter, and if she did he would kill her and
"be hanged for them both." Do afterwardsindicated to
the police the spot where the deceased's body was
to be found. Ile was committed for trial at Clamor.
ganshire .14sizos on the charge of wilful murder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

WA RE EL A M.

COUNTY COVIrr, November 16.—The sitting of the
court woe held this day at the Market-room, Rod Lion
Hotel, in eonsequence of the Townhall not being cleared
from the debris of the previoua day's great banquet.
There were only about • doaen undefended causes. all of
which were dispuld of by Mr. Freeland !Utter, Regis-
fgor of the Court, leaving only two or three judgment
summonses to be dealt with by the judge, to whom also
an application for a new trial in a cue Potts e. donning
heard at loot Court woe made on the ground of the
jurisdiction being in the CJort of the Poole district,
but woe refused and the former judgmeot against de-
fendant confirmed by the judge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

AYAR'S SEMOLINA
Maks delicious
3 Puddings sod Pastry

Mlf A Y A It ' 8

SEMOLIN A
Unequalled for thickening
Soups, Beef Tea and Grua's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

KINSON.

MoNergoarrT.—A man named G. Rigler, residing
here, ham a young pig, which came into existence dati•
tut eot two hind legs. It is doing well, and may be
seen or purohsaed.

LONG FLEET.

THE Longfieet meshed and reading entertainment on
Wednaeday swede& leek in the specioui schoolroom,
attached to the church, was as usu,.l of a very brilliant
character. The room was filled to overflowing, and
amongst the company we observed a goodly sprinkling
of the efils of the neighbourhood, who arrived in
carriages to attend the performanoe• The proceedings
commeneed with the glee, "Hail to tho Chief," which
was admirably rendered by the ohoristers-pnpils of Mr.
Morgan, who accompanied them with his penal ability
on the harmonium. Then followed • recitation by the
Rev. J. W. Preston, which exalted to • considerable
degree the risible faculties of the &names. A duet,
arranged for the harp and pianoforte, was exquisitely
puforined by MSS C. Lewin and Mrs. Williams, the
former lady proving herself to be as accomplished
harpist, whilst the latter lady no loss diatinguished her-
self as • pianist. A part Long, by the choir, " the
portrait," wee well resolved, as was also a reading,
"Tao Brick Lame Temperance Band," by Mr.Bachanan.
A pianoforte solo, "Scotland," was than given
by lire William', who istrocload sad maoatod wi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

DOILCHETKK.

'Tim Esti of Fides hes as 21 hares to the Dors3t
°county HospiteL
Tax Dorchester groans have egreod to dimonhoue
giving Christmas boxes.
Ws understand that the Lord Chancellor ham issued
an order authoriciag but not Pompeian( the dosing of
county Court offices on Saterday and Monday, 24th
and 26th December.

Suss iwgs.—The following have been nominated
sheriffs far Dorset Ohio yaw: Joseph Tregonwsil, of
Cranborne. Eng.; Edward Joseph Will, of Luiworth•
castle, Esq.; Sir John Michel, of Dowlish, K. 0.8. me
fust-named is %tonally appointed.

- - -
DEPLITOU OP ANTILLICIT FOR INDIA.-011 Monday
'draught el 11r:tuners sad 12 drieers of th. E. Battery
B. Brigade, It.H.A., under the command of Sergeant
lift our barrack, and prowieeded by the 9
o'clock South Western train to Portunoeth, where they
were embarked on board BAILS. Crocodile, bound for
India, to join the F. Brigsde, R.& A. The men were
in good epirits, and seemed to look forward to the
ammo with plume.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

BURTON BRLDSTOCK.

FI HE. —On Monday morning • fire broke out is /h.
T. F. Legg's harton, and extended to some ontbailMap,
which with their °entente were destroyed. lin
iaboumr.' elttages were with difficulty saved. Thin
ar,3l through a woman putting on the usual Mg
ashes not quite but nt out. £lOO damage WM dose;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

titED MARKET.

our seed markets now exhibit increased animation. and
values id all description. am exceedingly finii. • lair seimi at
of lue.incsi at improving rates, ha recently been transa..;:d in
Muer Aim,. New trefoil meets with. more inquiry. Crae,
seeds are bold with :;reat tionneet. Foreign Italian AVIV inner
o -.am and doer. Tare., both spring and 'sinter, ate 'without
alteration. Hemp sail off freely. at loot"
quolatimis. There Is just • poor demand ga_l6.
.esn
Pa-' and beans. Feeding Howled loin fair request. Italie s^tel
atill alesneing in prier. hitetard seed is quiet hat firm.
November ia generally a quiet month I th.. agricaltural
leado, but there are inilhations that a fair aliment of egor
aLa-
twa, will a leanly spring op in white and red doter eI.
J.41.t Shaw and Sou., Seed Merchants, lh, Water-lane, London.
EC..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

KAYE'S WONSDELL'S PILLS

TSTOMACH is the great Supplier of all
the wants of onr rystem. Its object to repair
the wear and tear ef life. If disordered, ice femme
ceases, which is followed by Indigestion, liesdiebe,
Lowness of Spirits, Melancholy, and in some ciao ho
sanity. KATZ'S WoeapaLt:u Pius are the but powiMs
Medicine for all the diseaders of this oils. They
cleanse it, whilst by their tonic power they give it we
vigour.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealen is Pabst
Medicines, at ls. lid., 2s. 91, aud 4s. lA. Wirod
st
Depot, 22, Broad-street, Loudon.

THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

ITS SEARCHING AND HEALING PROPERTIES AU
KNOWN AND RECOGNISED THROUGHOUT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

COMPTON VALENCE.

Tut lies% W. If. Perceval Ward. on leaving this
panali, has been presented with • handsome islirtud
and biscuit-box, "in grateful remembrance of tinny
two years of unwearied cars and kindness, with th,
bust wishes of the parishioners."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

VaM*ire.

AN ACT OF MALICE.—At Whaddon Farm, Owlei.
bury, about seventy head of poultry, belungiog to Mr.
G. Tyler, have been poisoned, A rewrd of f:2O have
been offered for the discovery of the perpotrat4re of the
deed.
A WAG CORIMPONDINT.—Mr. Edward Legze, of
Rooney, who has bated *a a special oorre,pon.unt of
the press throughout the war eampaign, has returned
to London, after experioaaiug the shifts and ri,muis of
war life, de was a prisoner fur several days ear,y in
the war, and since hal hai narrow esaap.,, n.,...0dy at
the battles of Beaumont and :it, timtien, whet. be was
grenaded for an hour in to company of a Frogman
°Meer. _ .

CHRISTCHURCH FAIOIERII. curn.—On Monday the
monthly meeting was held at Newlyn's Hotel, Chri..h.
church. Thu 111 hi CiCt we the host method Ofcons
farm produce, Liciug introduced isv Mr. Charles Reeks.
the secretary. lie said in bis opinion, wheat at 1:12
per load, and other grain proportionately low, ilit not
remunerate the erowere. Ile thought that, instead of
growing full acreage of wheat, • portion should be sown
with Linseed or flu. A portion of the crop might be
used to fatten bullocks in the t,all, and the r,mainlr
might be eaten off the lau.i by sheep. The land would
also be improved by growing that crop, and a good
profit might ho obtained from tho sale of dig
"thaw, which was worth very mush more than
wheat straw. A wheat crop was g,nerally
taken to the market and sold to the miller
consequently the former received no benofitfrom its pre.
ductiun, :Led the stra w al to be consumed at • price
not very remunerative. ile believed that produce wu
most profitably con mined by stock. Instead of selling
all the corn to the miller. to 7,rind into Baur at Is our
gallon, let them convert as much as possii la of it into
beef and mutton at 91 per lb. lu producing stock for
market they obtairiel large quantities of manure for
the land, but no such gain was obtaiued by selling the
grain to the miller. It might be said, "Sell the grain,
and purchase oiloake and foreign feeding stuff :;" but
be animal tte 1 that corn and lin• eed at present rates wore
more profitable as feeding stuffs than either oiloake or
cotton cake. In considering the question, they might
take the following as the present prices of stock and
grain :—Beef, 9.1 per lb.; mutton, 9,1; pork, Nil:
wheat, EU per load; buley, 33s per qr. ; oats, 245, and
Imams 40, Some y 0..• age gore. nn0.1.1 he parch.. I at
those prices, but then beef and mutton was only worth
64 per lb, and therefore there was not that inducement
to consume earn by giving it to stook that there was at
present, butcher's meat having increased some 50 per
cent, mu prie.i. The foreigner Gould compete with the
farmers of this country in growing corn, but in sheep
and cattle producing he °mid not.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

WIMBORNE.

Perrir 5C9810815, Friday.—Before C. J. Park,', Esq.,
(chairman), and the Rev. J. H. Austen and C. J.
Glyn. Publicans and their customers occupied tha
attention of the Bench a considerable time, for thrro
were three landlords Gnarled with keeping their houses
open at illegal hours on Sandays, and two were fined ;
the third, who had supplied some brandy after a
christening at Wimborne Minster, wont soot free.
Another landlord—John Roberts,isf the Kinaon Pottery
Hotel, was fined El and costs for having throe unjust
measures. Three persons were charged with being
drunk, and nothing more; two with being riotously
drunk; one drunk and beastly; one, drunk and then
refusing to one,
his noise and nuisance off the promisor.
There were eight eases of trespass in search of game.
Charles Hapgood, for gathering acorns on the Dcan's
Court Estate was fined Gd. and is. damage. Thomas
Thorne, who had threatened liis wife, was bound to
keep the peace for six months, or forfeit £lO. Mary
Cross—is it a relative of our old friend the hurdle-
stealer, John Cross '—was sentenced to two months'
imprisonment for stealing a basket, ka., at Wimborne.
A boy named Ford, who had stolen milk money belong-
ing to Mr. Harvey, farmer, Cranborne, was fined 2s. eid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

DR. HUNTER'S Spools' Lectures to Young
Ma; on HEALTH, ITS RESTORATION, AND
HAPPY ItARRIAGES.—Whoo to marry, with advice
to than. who oontotoplato marrlase,poindod out certain
Intooditoonto "Moil render married life unhappy, and
dirostions for their epos& removaL Should be 'eel
by all who walls health, streottb , and manhood, and
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OSIII I NGTON.

COMMIX°. —By the kind permission of Major Wood,
the lovers of this sport were on Thursday, the 11 th
fled with an excellent day's coursing on the hum of Mr.
William Chiloott, at Ouningtoo• A large field
urnste among whom were—Thomas Bennett, RN.,
(MayorreOn Dorchester), W. Thompson, Esq.,— Hawkins,
Bp., Major Hinds, Captain C. T. Hall. Mews. Tholup-
2011.jenr., Henry Mayo, John Mayo, C. Mayo, Richard
Lockham, John A. Talbot, E. Reunion, J. Boonton,
W. Chiloott, John Scutt. Henry Pope. John Cbiloott,—
Martin, A. Mason, K. Felton, C. Criokinay, Bartlett,
T. B. Groves, John Vincent, Jollies Russell, Damon,
&a. The company were entertained with Mr. Cbilcatt's
usual hospitality. A c oreepondent, describing the
meet, says —'We: hal a glorious day at Mr. Chilcott'e
farm on Thursday. The sport commenced about half.
put eleven, It woo a lovely day, though bitterly cold on
the breezy hills above Ounington, and one of the gayest
parties we have seen for the last two or three years in
this neighbourhood assembled. There were betwe.n
and 40 horsemen, and an equal number on foot. We
commenced on tho left hand side and worlv•il owey
round the figure of Old King George. Beres were
plentiful and strong, and ran like winking up over the
White Horse Hill, so Riot some of the dogs failed to
turn them. We sighted about 25 hares altogether,
and above 20 capital courses were run. Mr. John
Boonton matched his red dog young Blunder against
Mr. Martin's black bitch Fly. It was a very sharp
course; but the unanimous decision of the field woe that
Mr. Bounton's dog won at all points, with a hatful to
spare. Fly, however, showed she was a splendid bitch,
for she shortly after got eight of a hare, wrenched
away, and although Puss had tremendous law, the bitch
managed to reach her, and kill in splendid style. Mr.
John Bannton's black dog Spring also ran very welL
After a splendid luncheon at Mr. Chilcott's, we worked
up the right hand side, looking towards Weymouth, and
had some wonderful good courses; two splendid hares
were started, and killed in magnifioent style. Young
Blunder ran with Mr. W. Thompson's blue bitch and
both hounds acquitted themselves first rate. The sport
was kept up till dusk, when the party again returned to
Mr. Chilcott's, and partook f his noble hospitality,
keeping up the merry time till the "wee small hours
ayont the twaL" The two gentlemen who competed,
bad a capital supper with their friends at Mr. Folton's
Golden Lion."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

Maittsbire•

1 FATAL LOCIDIXT.-41 young man named CUM, 0
pard from Yeovil. was killed on the Salisbury and
Yeovil rail wey on Tuesday morning, between Salisbury
and Wilton by the early goods train. Tim poor fellow
fell upon the lino, and was completely cut to poems.
SOLLDID TO DEATH.—An inquest was held on Wed.
nesday, at West Dean, Coaching the death of a girl.
aged 4, daughter of Jacob Day, bricklayer. Mrs. Day
had emptied some hot liquor into • bucket, and the
IPA Playing with others, upset it and scalded herself.
She died from shook to the nervous system. Verdict,
accidental death.
GIPSY FREAK/I.—The band of Missies, who have
I located themselves at Salisbury, have made money dur-
ing the past week, by admitting hundreds of curious
people into their quarters, by paying 3d. each. On
Thursday they gave • ball at the Assembly-room, and
there was • large party, who danced till three in the
morning.
1 TAKING DIENLIND CAITLI INT) SALIBDURY.—NY,
1 Wailer Godwin of Stem, has been fined 6s, and oats
for taking Into Salisbury market two beasts affected
i with foot-and-mouth disease. Defoodant said he bought
I them at Gillingham the day previous, and did not know
they were diseased.
CAUTION TO HOTZL KIRPERS AND OTIIERL—A youth
et about 16 or 17 years of age, dressed as • midshipman,
has, during the week. victimised several unsuspecting
tradesmen of Salisbury. He had taken up his quarters
at the Three Swans Hotel, when, after two or three
days' residence there, oircumstanees arose that led to
his being questioned by the landlord, Mr. Figes, am to
his ability to pay for hit acioommooation. Be admitted
he had no money, having lost his portmanteau at
IFordingbridge, in which was his parse, containing £7.
Ha offered to telegraph to his fattier at Bournemouth to
send him oby the nest poet. The telegraph woe duly
ieset, and en answer returned that no surth i.mon •••
known there. In the meantime he deesumed, and left
several tradesmen whom he had patronised in the lurch,
His favours were out cuidiuod to Salisbury only, for
on visiting Stonehenge upuu • hired horse, which hu
also forgot to pay for, he called and obtained it Ames-
bury front a well-known glover, NOW of the oelebrated
'levee manufactured there, directing the own .r to bend
for the money to the hotel at Salisbury, where he was
stopping. His youth, an] the naval uniform ho weir-,
disarmed anything like imbibition, and we give publicity
to the above utateuiont in order that the public may be
on their guard at any ether place he may choose to visit.
His heignt is about 5 foot 4 in., brown hair and pale
countenance, and his visiting card boars the name of
"Mr. T. Harris."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-22

BRIDPORT.

SANITARY RFNATRIL—A memorial having beer,
sented t, the Privy Council. complaining of the leia,gt
of the Town l'ouncil as the Load Board of the bore*
of 3rldport, in the county of Dorset, in carrying co
the provisions of the Local Gtivernment Act, le&
with respect to Sewerage, Water Supply,
rtsad agis
niatte, and inquiry, praying for an notiee is Om
that on Wedneaday, the 30th day of November, ai
eleven o'clock in tho furenooo, at the Town-hall, Amy
Taylar, Emu, the limpector appointed for the purges,
will proceed upon an Inquiry, and will eb,,, ind
there he prepared to receive the evidence of all pen,*
entitled to b 0 heard before him upon the subject =Mt
of the said Inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

CORFE CASTLE.

SCDDEN DEATH. —At Norton Heath. imir Clrie, OA
Monday afterowin. a labourer named Alfred White, nu
the clsy w ,rk- of Mr. Pike, aber returning iFalan.
bow work was wmkilig toward. Corfe intendids
ti be present at a tea meeting in the We4eyan chapel
there. When only three or four hund,ed yards from
his ham he fell, tome persons near ran to htn assist.
since Ned fund him dying. Fie breathid a few times
and tlwm expired. die has left • wife and six young
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

CATTLE MARK EIS.

Wassnaeo, Wednesday.—There Kit. 1,110 fat beasts, 6,150
ahem, and lamb., 78 ; pica, and • 14..4 Mine, awl loan mock at
a. trkct to-day. Prices w re much the 4&1114 a. loot reek. Ftrat
quality of beef, so dd to 0.:61 p.m stone of ; second, 7. 44
; mutton, 7,1 to ad per Ils ; lamb ml te aid ; veal, tkl to
'orb, is (Id toy. per atone of
Thursday.--We had not a large •upply of beef at
our market to-day, but it proved more than equal to the
demand, trade being very dull, except for beat ilescriptiowt.
• hich realised from 70. to Ti., while Interior moo evuld
scarcely be mid a from 02. to OM per cwt. We had full sepplies
of *limp and lambi, both of which net with a moderately
active deuestol,biot wetbers rolling at lid, and Down. in wine
mem ml per lb., whlte good lamb. red Mod from tid in. MO. and
in . (ow iiantan..o4 10,1 per Ile There 4444. I.4.tbiliti doing In
store cattle, toying to the continual ismrcity of keep. Of mileb
COEN ay had • fair supply, but trade was more ull than last
week, and. very litinte.l. amount of butane.. wee doe, at losr
prises, Irvin .1:12 to Lid bong aliout the average figure. The
coloicninebt of pica from Ireland nutubsered only about 400
bead, au I though trade was exceedingly dull, mint prom
were maintained, bacon pity, selling at from 11. 3d to 11.0 d,
and porker. at 11. 9d. per act we.
1104/11%4111411, TIIIITIKIAT.—The supply of beasts rat Mailer
than on Thurolay last, and Om band trade was heavy at late
quotas lane. 5114.440 and lambs • fair supply; trade steady ; late
rate, fully realised. Calve, a moderate supply ; 11. demand
slow. Deelf. Od to per lb; 1110144.411, 044 ; lamb, 70 to
I WI ; veal, Old to 7id.
41144K4,1401.11TAN MEAT MARKET, Friday.—Tite market was
moderately aupplitio with meat,. The trade was quiet, but
prima ruled Aim.
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•. d. d. I s. d. 1. d
I Inferior beef .... 3 0 3 4 Inferior mutton 3 4 3 10
Middling ttitto .. 3 4 3 5 Middling ditto 4 0 4 4
Prints large ditto 4 4 4 0 Prints:ditto 6 0 6 0
Prone 'mall ditto 4 0 4 a Large pork
Veal ........ 4 0 4 4 Slll.ll 4 4 5 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

Vampstur.

TIIII4 MILITIA.—ft is fully impeded that in 00001.
queoce of the -Cr between France and Prussia, thr
Hsompabirs Militis.lasetry Will be ealkd eat as 4000
as the harvest is secured.

FATIIER nyAciNrilE ON INFALLIBILITY.

Father If sacinthe writteu letter, dated July
O. to the French parer., in ',Web he proteoA, a
Chiirtian and a Catholic, oirainnt the " preten.ied
4ogm4" of the lobhitolity of the Pope, and &toes that
tic Council which prdeued to hare iwposcd it, was in
any sense (Ecumenical.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

TUE EVACUATION OF. ROME.

VITERBO. Atu. 3.
The French troops have evacuated this town, and
transports are expected at Cita& V,,echi• tomorrow,
to convey home the retnaindet of the division. Perfect
tranquillity prevails in the Roman Stoles.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

DR. HUNTER'S Special Lectures to Young
Men, on HEALTH, I fr 4 RES fOKATION, AND
HAPPY MA RR A liB.—When to marry, with advice
to those who oonteruplvte marriage, pointing out °attain
impediments whieh render niarried life unhappy, and
direction* for their speedy removal. Should be read
by all who value health. strength, and manhood. and
to attain a happy old qr.—Post free on receipt of
two stamps. Address, Secretary, Institute of Anatomy,
Hi. rrivnitham.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

MARRIAGES._

July 27, at Shillinestone, by the Roy. Prebendary
Darman, Charles, youngest son of the late Mr. W.
Ingram, of llapperton. to Elisabeth Mary, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. Jesse Gillingham, of Shill-
ingstone.
July 31, at St. Mary's church, Melcombe Regis, by
the Rev. J. Ground, Mr. Charles Willis, to Miss Mary
Ann Hallett, both of Weymouth.
August 3, at St. Mary's Church, Bridport, by the Rev
G. F. Brown, Thomas Henry Clark. of West Cowes,
Isle of Wight, to Jeinium °oldie', of Bridport.
August 4, at Trinity Cturoh, BrAdpule, by he Rev.
Prebeedary Broadley, Mr. Jorieph Ruud, of Bradpole.
to Livid& Anne, wood daughter of Mr. John Cooper,
14hard's Med, Bridport,
August 2. at Weymouth, by the Lord Bishop of
Guiana, sa.isttd by the Rey. G. G. Gardiner, M.A., of
Paris, father of the bridegroom, the Rey. George
Edward Gardiner, M.A., to Bridget, third daughter of
William Stancotub, Esq., Farley Castle, Somerset.

DE ATHS

July 23, at Brightnn, the Hon and Rev. lord Charles
P.mlet, prebend et Salisbury and vicar of WeOsborne,
Warwick. aged 63.
July 24, at Woodihide, Corte Castle, after a severe
illness, John Thomas Haan* Crocker, deeply lamented
and respected, aged 30.
Jely 25, Emily ?dsud, daughter of Frederick and
Rebecca Alexander, of London, drowned, in bathing, at
Burton Braditock, Dorset. aged 12 'sera
July 27, at Affpuddle, suddenly, Missilery Branston,
aged 37.
July 24 at Kingsland, Netherbum Harriett, relict
of the late John Farwell Koper, aged 57.
July 29, at Stadland, Mr. kobert Rennison, aged
69 years.
July 31, at Langton, El.sabeth Cumberland, aged 75
year..
August 1, at Wyk. Hoes*, Gillingham, George
Whieldon, Req., J.P., and Rx•lllgh Sheriff for the
County of Dorset,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

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WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND RAILWAY.

The 17th half-yearly meeting or this company was
held on Tuesday at the office in Great George-street,
Westminster. Mr. It. Mills in the chair.
The CHAIRMAN submitted the facts contained in the
report—namely, that the accounts showed an available
balance of L'2,026 out of which tho directors ri coin•
mended • dividend ,for the belt-year at the rate of
r. 4 7a. 6d. per cent, per annum, antounticg to fi1,641,
leaving a balance of 1381 to be carried forward. lie
'Roved the a•loption of the report.
Tie motion was seconded and carried, and the pro-
ooedinios terminedi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

SYDLING ST. NICHOLAS.

Scnool. Timm— On Thursday the children attend-
II e p. dc.t Sunday School at this 'dace were
taken to Bri.tol for their annual treat. Ti ay were
secompanied by their superintendent, Mrs. Newmso,
and "eyelid of the tesabers end friends of the school.
The party then proceeded to Clifton. where ample
r.freshwent had been provided for thew, alter which
tiny visited the suspension bridge and nth. r ohjeata of
intense. returning Lowe by the last train highly
delighted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

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WEYMOUTH COUNTY COURT.

SgruaDtr : Before T. E. P. Lefroy, EA., Judge.
Mr. W. B. Barrett sat in plsce of Mr. G. Andrews,
the registrar, Wbu WWI out of town.
The Lowness eon.isted of one adjournment, two m-
ina..., 146 new summonses, end eight judgment

THE TINVIL HERBALIST.
TONKIN!! E. COLEIts was a claim by • bootmaker of
Weymouth, agaimit the well-known herbalist of Yeovil
for £l4 for goods.
Defendant admitted the debt, and said he was now •
medical student, all as be was. He now had • writ
for money he owed, which be was bound to pay in eight
daym.—His Honour said the present plaintiff had pre-
oedence. having obtained a judgment. Defendant
contiuued that be had been unfortunate, and could Dot
pay. Plaintiff said defendant bad • large house at
Yeovil, but defendant replied that it was encumbered,
and therefore not really his own. 21. bill of sale on his
goods was alao held over him, and if pressed he moat
become bankrupi•—Uliiinately p.aintiff agreed to take
£.l a month, the first instalment to be paid in a
fortnight.
There were • number of summonses by the Water
Company, and the Gas Company, against various
patties, for small amounts. They ri:sulted in judgments
tor plaintiffs.—Mr. George appeared for the Gas
Company.
PHILLIPS E. WOODC Plaintiff is an outfitter
and deleudant • gas fitter. The Jake was for 12a. 61.
For • coil. Defendant said he had nev.r used the coat,
and had seat it bask within • everk. Tile ledge decided
that the coat should be returned to plaintiff.
Gitogge V. Wooncdcg —Clain, for LI 15t. 101., of
which plaintiff admitted Ws, bad been paid.—Defend-
silt swelled that his wife had paid • great deal more,
and banded up certain accouuts.—l'he Judge said
defendant was pleading oil receipts that had outhiti(
to do with the sionouLt now claimed. —Woodcock eon•
tinuiug to argue, the Judge said the amount was per.
feetl clear • but there were come ii-ople who wnuld
not understind.—Judgm.nt for plaint.ff.—Defendant
said his business was very bad, he could not pay at this
time of Ins year.
Nana= WOMEN.B DEBT&
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An application was made by a plaintiff for a new
trial in • case heard three courts ago.—The Judge stid
it was now too late. Application be made on the
o .art succeeding that on which the arse was heard, and
notice b • given to the other side. What was the ctse ?
Applicant mail he had summoned • woman for payment
for • pair of bouts; the woman pleaded that her
hadband had recently died in the tPdon. and on that
ground the Judge mate no order. From what he had
heard since he behaved she could pay. —The Judo) said
applicant could take out a fresh sumnions.—Applieant
.c.intinued that since the cam w a disini.sed he hat heard
that the woman had not lived with her huaband for
several years. His circumstances could therefore have
had nothing to do with her being able to pay or not.—
The Judge said that was not of any consequence. She
was • married woman, whether she lived with her
husband or not.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-09

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