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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

BY =PAWS • BLEOTRIo TBLNORAPH

FROM OUR OWN RI:PORTER-

lIIMIX-LAIM MONDAY, Dooming 9.
Arrivals of Rnlisb wheat only moderate and In very
middling *audition. ffelecied IeAUPUS were takes at
Wool, at hat Woodsy's comorry ; bet low and damp
q_ualities DIM • a.a•y inquiry, at irregular quotations.
W. were well seyoliml will.fornign ; no Mango
took plee. in p"°-
Floating servos of grain commanded eery little
attention.
m....ating barley sold steady, at fall qurtntious ;
bet grinding and distilling sorts ruled inaelavis, at Isle
mesa
lqo stooge in thio vele@ of malt.
Osts movrd off freely, .1 1.11 quotations.
B• 001 stewly.
l'em commanded full mrrenease.
• slow sal* for Soar. In prior, however, very little
e.haap took Vans.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

NOT U OF THE WEEK.

Parllamest stands sdjoursed to the 13th Fetummy
sett, after baying given ite satiation to a"
war" estimated to oost soms £4,000,000, sad after
having repaired one or two leguaative blunders iota
winch it was led lest assume. Coassderiag that the
four trauma is all extra eapesditare, perhaps the
*byalialsa vo•• is al mare aspartame Mao ia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
gILEN7 I ELD STARCH
k.! USW IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
Sold by all Groom, Cbandhrs. ka, Re.
WOTHISIIPOON 4 CO.. Giulio% An Lamm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

PH Z TOLLS arisini Mt* setermal TOLL
GATES, called or known by the nausea of
Ptßiau, map Gate, Doiberry Gate, nod Gate Post
Gate, having been pea up to A notion this day, and the
same not having balm Let, Numoa is KWh!
GUM, —mat the same will be gala pat op to
he LET by AUCTION in mob Lot or Lots, end at
SW sum or sums a. the Trustee. then present shall
think fit, and si4iet to sorb conditions as wilt he dna
and there graduated, to the best bidder, at the Now INN,
I. Cute Apnea, is the coast, of Dorset, in WED-
! N irDA Y, the 18th day of DECEMBER seat, Ware's
the hours of Twelve o'elook at noon and Two °Woe in
the afternoos of the MOND day, for one year, conmasiming
in ths First day of January, 1888, at Twelve o'clock at
Roca, in the manner directed by the Act of Parliament
lardlin the Third Tear of the Men of HIS late
iesty Xing Georie the Foal* " For Ragolatlng
Turnpike Roads."
Whoever Impress to be the beet bidder mut at the
mum ante pay one month in advaaoe of the rant at
whisk such Tolls may be Let, and give security, with
sislEsient rarities, to the setisfactios of Um newton of
the said lornpika, for payment of the reseeiadot of lite
tem, meethljr.
Dataillida Ilea day of Deaths', 1111117.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

HOP V A MET.

BOROUGH, Fr:dsy. —We have no improvement to
notice in this market. The demand has ruled Leavy
for all descriptions, al late rates. Continental sad
American m.irkets are steadier. Yid and goat Hook
Li to £11; Weald of Heats. 47 to CS 15r. ; &Dom.
£6 15s. to £8; Farnham% £9 to £l9 10s.; Bavarans,
EA 10.. to £8 ; Belgians, lb to £6; Yoorlingt, 26 to
C 7 10g.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

DICNTISTRY.

MR. MURDOCH CUNNINGHAM bop to
inform the Patients of his late Brother, Mr. P.
CUNNINGHAM, SURGEON DENTIST, and the
Pulslie generally, that he ha. succeeded to the Practice
',Deducted by the damned in Salisbury during a period
of 90 years. Mr. Cunningham' having base brbt up
under his brother, and baring had • leened
experience of his Profession, both to Practice for
himself and as Assistant to some of the first Pras.
titionen of the day—ainoagst ether., Mr. %Cartwright,
of London, and Mr. A. Stevens, Paris believes
himself to be it • position to offer to those honouring
him with their ...sport practical application of all the
resources of the Dcntal Art.

fialisbary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

DE THB.

December I, at Parksione, the wife of Mr. Junes
Piper, nurseryman, aged 67 years.
I )ecember I, at rosrusgate street. Poole, of diamue
of the heart, Mrs. Sarah Warren, late of Dorchester,
aged 72. _ .

-..December 3, at The Hall, Fisherton. Salisbury,
William Corbin Finch. Req., M.D., aged 63.
December 4, at Bournemouth, Georgina Sarah
Bertolscci, aged 20, eldest obild of Francis Robert
1 Bert*laoci, Req.
! December 4, at The Paragon. Salisbury, Mr. Eugene
Spinney. Mus. Ha., 'lion., aged 22 years.
December 4. in the Close, Salisbury, Frances Elise,
eldest daughter of the late Rev Rev. Richard Fraser
Frisell, vicar of lUrscombe, Devon. aged 71
December 4, at No 7, Westbourne Park-road, Pad.
&neon, Jane Louisa, the eldest daughter of the late
William Posthumous Chapeau, Req., of Salisbury,

—Dede—mber 5, at blusbury, Devon, Mary, relict of the
late Francis Gillett, Rey., of High Ham, Somerset
aged 75.
December 5, at Weymouth. Mr. W. Russell, formerly
superintendent of the Dorchester borough police,
aged 69.

I kocember 6, at Midgham Farm, Fordimgbridge, Mn.
Hall. widow of the late Mr. Wm. Hall, formerly a
that place, aged 67.
At Bath, James George Y. Strange, sou of Mr.
Strange, late of Charminster, Dorchester, aged 31.

IDorset Conatti expreos
TUESDAY. MIKE= 10. 1067.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

A FFPUDDLE!.

FATAL ACCIDIJIT:Si; -Thursday last an inquest
wag held befoze Henry Lock, Fag., deputpeoroner,
touching the death of Catherine Brown, wife of George
Brown, IJ:sourer, of A Irpoddle. From the evidence of
Jollies Christopher, certer4ie the estrvies of Mr. Michael
Hall, Chesilborne, it appeared that on Monday evening,
the 2nd, he was returning from Dorchester with an
empty timber waggon and team. About four miles frxn
Dorchester he overtook Mrs. Brown, who asked him
to let her ride, .eying she was going to Affpuddle. He
told her she might risk it if she liked, and he stopped
tbe horses while she got upon the box of the carriage,
which •MI 611,d with hay. They then proceeded, he
walking by the side of the borer. They had not gone
more than • quarter of • mile when he beard the
woman cry "Oh 1" and on looking wand he new her
lying oaths ground. She said she had fallen off and
struck hethell on the shoulder. She could not get up.
and be lifted her up on her feet. She then got upon
the carriage again, and they proceeded to Ptddletown,
when she stopped at Mrs. Holland's. While there she
spat blood two or three times. Mn. FlolLuzd wanted to
seod fora doctor, but the woman would not let her, and
said she must get house. Her husband got a van and
took her to Affpuddle. George Brown, husband of the
Injured woman, spoke to receiving her from Mr.
Holland about 9 o'clock in the evening. On we ug him
she said, "Oh, deer, George. I shall die." He carried
her in, and she was pet to bed. She complained of
pain in her beak, jest behind her Ishonl•leT, and said the '
blow weaned to go nil through her. Shortly after she
appeared to faint, and when aesistenies wee called she
weal found to be dead. It seems evident that ehe bad
sustained souse serious internal injury. The jury
returned a verdictof "Accidental Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

BELL'S

TIEG to remind their Friends that this Manure is peculiarly
, adapted for Autumn Sowing, and the result from It have always been most
satisfactory.
OTHER ARTIFICIAL MANURES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY
'S PA'r AND LOW PRICES.
440 '4O),
PERUVIAN
GUANO
1862 cr
Particulars of GIBBS, BELL, and Co.,
Vitriol Works, near Victoria Docks, London,
or their Agents.
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W. G. Snows' Pewsey,
Joss I.tins MAsen 131.ndford.
G. J. VERTOR Weymouth.
W. BARRA

THOMAS CHAIM= - angerford.
Wootton %nett,
Joan Don Warminster.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND CO's
(LATE W. CAIIBRIDOE
IMPROVED PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES
CATALOGOU, WNW POLL PISTICOLUI Ala TIIXTIXOXIALS, OX AITLIOATION.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

WEST STAFFORD.

FILL —On Saturday afternoon a boy was tending •
herd of pigs, in • teld called " Forte acres," on the
farm of Mr. G. 3. A. Flower, when, being miscrably
colt, he pulled some straw from • rick recently made
there, and set Gm to it, in order to warm himself.
The high wind carried the dames to the rick, end it was
quickly one maas of ire. Unfortunately. too, • barley
rick, which wag near, containing about 70 quarters of
first•rete quality, became ignited, rind that also wag
totally destroyed. The boa sustained la about £2OO,
but this we bear ia towered by insurance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

WEDNEBDAY, DECEMBER 11th 18 THE LT
DAY FOE TICKET

1867.--SIXTEENTH BUSON.-1867.

ART UNION OF GREAT BRITAIN.
ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.
1,486,532 Tickets have been sold in the fifteen previous
drawings, and 16,862 PRIZES distributed, including
4.004 Paintings. in &mounts .crying from 200 gainers
downwards. being ONE PRIZE in each 87 Tickets,
The DRAWING for PRIZES will take place
ON SATURDAY, DECEMBER, 2lst, 1867,
And will consist of upwards of
ONE THOUSAND PRIZ Eft
611.1111.1111 OR um Bumf (let Prise) P. Underhill 120
Tag Wesson (2od Prior) L. J. Post... 84
OILANDNANIIIA'SVasrf (3rd Priam) F. G.Kinuard 70
(In the Exhibition of Works oil British Artists,
I(aischerter,)
.n.l about 220 other Paintings, Irons £B6 down.
[Pertiredars in Prins lista.]

Ticket; nig SHILLING sash, eatitiiing the holder
to one change in the drawing, may be had from the
aodermentiosed agents; or will be forwarded direst 1.7
the Secretary on receipt of envelope (stamped and
directed), together with postage stamps or poet-dies
order for the number of rickets required.
JAMES 0. LAW; Sereetary,
Oafordstreet, ILsasbaster.
Local. Acmirs
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Mr. H. Une, bookeeds—r, e.i-n—utch.oess,
Mr. J. Robinson, Meth Saloom, Cornhtll,l Danisider.
Mr. J. Allder.oll, 2. High Rest-stroot
Mr. W. Shipp, bookseller, Blandford.
Ms. It Butcher, bookseller, 29, St. Thomaa-strat,
Weymouth.
Mr. H. Jolliffe, bookseller, Fortune's Well, Portlend.
J. Brock, bookseller, Ohatostbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

WIIIROktNg.

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STUMM; Eiger& Film —On Monday (before Major
Portman, and Mr. J. T. Baskettl, John Rumsey, late
• well-to-do farmer in the tytbing of Kinson, and now
from reduced circumstances acting as shepherd in the
employ of Mr. 0. Elliott, of Kinson farm, was charged
with stealing • bushel of mixed corn intended for
sheep feed. It appeared by the evidence th .t P.C.
Webb met the prisoner with the corn about seven
on Sunday morning, carrying it under his arm, goi,%
towards his cottage, with a strap round it Suspeet-
ing all was not right, the constable called up the
farmer, who was in ill-health, and made a communica-
tion to him, sod then *et to prisoner's cottage at.l
found the corn. The constable took him to the farmer
with the corn, and it was at once identified from its
pozuliar colour and being oats and bar (7 mixed; and
also from being the exact allowance oar, out for the
sheep the previous afternoon. Mr. Tanner appeared
for the prisoner, and his defence was that he found
the corn on going home to his breakfast on Sunday
morning. and intended to take it to his master on
returning to the farm. The constable, in answer to
question, said he had examined the prisoners pig-stye
and found at least a peck of odrn trodden among the
dung, of similar description to that produced. Ihe
magistrates retired, and on returning to the court,
Major Portman said they were undecided in opinion,
, and the prisoner would have the benefit and be dis-
charged. one of the magistrates said "You have had •
narrow escape." So evidently thought the prisoner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10

BEST BRITON'S WALLSEND... ... 1 II •
BEST FOREST OF DEAN (highly } 1 0 0
recommended to economiete)
BMA RUBBLE ... • 1111 •

• 17 11
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BEST !MTH" COAL... ...

NEITH CULII

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MYERS TENBY STONE COAL ... 1 5 0
Cto all parte at the county at low rotes.
N.V—TEPOT FOR
_MIL _G. J. VIRTUE'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

BALSAM OF ANISEED

7011
Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma,

SORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,

MID ALL SIMILAR AMCTIONS OF Till
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
18 well known to be an excellent antidote to all
amok affections connected with the Lungs,
and, as each, is a serviceable medicine for persons
either WI Or any age, but its intrinsic virtue is
found in the special properties it possums for the
cure of

COUGHS, BORN THROAT, ASTHMA,
Stertorous Breathing, and all other derangements
of the Bronchial Tama It allays all symptoms of
irritation arising from taking cold, or from exposure
to any damp, or unhealthy atmosphere, and arrests
the progress of those pulmonary oomplainta for
which op many various pravadives hays been
ineffictually reocesmsnded.
Sold by Cbeedsis and Medicine Venders throolrbdut
world, to bolds' soy, price Is lad, as ad, lest 115 each.

N•fißLl•ita "sant HAM • ONZTIMX.
0.11.11T10N.-01?rrve.the wo!d•-. _

ilaokiriars Road, London,"
on •
the Government &amp, mithont whirl's it millnelUs
imam and l 0 LTATh WHICH 1d

Brldport.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

t3TURVINSTER NEWTON.

Tits Begidasr-genersi has appointed 11r. W. g
Chessman, the ressatly appoisted elesk to the Beard
of Geoidlimas tor this solos, Eleperintendeat Regietreir
of births, deaths, and ntarrisies, for the district at
Btarniissasr.

POLIOZ Com, October 14M.- (Before Cupids
Healiam, KAl—Georg* Prosy, of Storminater, was
brought; up La melody eharged with having fdloniously
sit Ire to as uncompied eotieg• at Sturminster
Common, on the evening of the 12th Instant, air
property of the Right Honourable Lord Rivers. It
appears from the "vides*, that the primmer bait until
within the last few days, occupied the bouts in question,
but in consequence of his not having paid his rest for
Iwo year' he bad been turned out, and being It appear*
of • spiteful disposition, he endeavoured to burn down,
the place, and would have snoseeded in his malicious
intention had it set been for the timely imeisleami
Policroonelables Poynter and Ellie, who happened to
be in the neighbourhood, and with • few other persons
were able to &dampish the Ire before the oottitga
was deetroyad, but m• it Is the damage cannot be kw
than CIO. The evidenee whist the prisoner wee
pretty clear, in addition to wW4 he admitted to Pollee-
oonstabie Ellis, who apmehosiled him, that bm had
, done it in mosequesee of having been tweed out The.
Nagisteritit afters the usual motion, dominated the.
prisoner for trial .sth. nmit ensime

MARNHULL.

BUDDED DRAWL—OD Thunday emening, limes
Kendall, aged Ilfty-thre was returniag, with somas
other persons from a Weyan meeting at Flartgrove,
and died in the *envoys:toe before reaching home, his
friends not being swats of what had happened fur some,
little time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

CORN MARKSTS.

BAussuir, Theodor. —Now wheat, 465. to 78i.; old
wheat malice' 1581. to 82e.; barley, 38e. to 47..; oath
2.5 e. $0 30..; beans, 460 *050..; pose, 40.. to SOL; rye,
20e. to 250 per quart..; Woo, s. to 7s. per bealtaL

Maxx-Lawa, Wedeeeday.—Menders prime remelt'
tutaltered, (eta excepted, which were rather cheaper.
Bnuttroaaw, Thunday.—lallish wheat said slowly
at about last week's ram. Barley la to 2a. per quarter
higher. Oats firm. Beam sod peas la, 6d. to 24. per
quarter dearer.

Dumas. Tbureday.--Wbeat la per qr. dearer on
U,. best qualities. The demand wee moderate, and 40e.
must be Doted as the top pries. We bad • fair supply
of barley, and prime must be quoted as much
quarter advance. Oat+, beans, and peas are all ls. •
quarter higher. Rye and Token Is. per qr. lower.

MA NCEII.BII3, hursday.-71tere was • good amend-
moo at our market, and the following arum* in priers
must be noted linos this day es'onight Sesta& wheat,
2s. to 3e. per quarter; fersign, Is. per rental; Sour, Ye.
to 3.. pas sack; oats, Id. to 201. per alt.; oatmeal, is.
per load; beaus, 2s. per quarter; and ludian oorn
per quarter.

Busetic, Thursday.—English wheat sold slowly st Im
to 2.• per quarter improrentent on the rates of this day
se'nnight. Foreign at •similar advance. Malting Matey
held firmly, but without mush doiog ; grisding mares,
and commanded extreme priers. Osta far from saliva,
the demand being checked by the &drams of Is. per
quarter required by holden. liaise and bean. la. per
quarter higher. Peas la. 6d. to 2s. per qr. dearer.
Friday. —The supply of English whoa*
on sale was moderate i but lower rates rause have begs
submitted to. In foreign wheat very little business was
transeited, at barely Monday's currency. Inferior Black
Roe wheat was freely offered at a deals* of Irons lc to
2t. per quarter. The beet qualities were bold on former
term.. English and foreign barley at about etationary
prices. The malt trade vu inastive; nevertheless,
the quotations were supported. Oats went In moderate
'apply and steady request, at full mummies. Both
beans end pees wens quite as dear as on Monday. Moue,
seeds, and cakes were firm in value.

W AZII,III.D, Friday.— Wheat trade quiet. 're, ad.
yanee asked checked the demand. Fine barley la.
higher. Beans and este rather dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

pEATIIS.

•
October IL in his ilst year, Richard Derby Ness,
eldest eon of the late Rev. Richard Ness, rector of West
Perky, near Wheborn!..

October 12, at 15a, Upper Brook meet, London, the
Lady Cerohne Thynne, aget 86.
October 16, at Totnes, Devon, Sarah, widow of the
late Mr. Robert Troake, formerly of the Black Horse
Inn. Dorchester, aged 73.
October 17, at Broinlmayne, after • brief illness,
James Edward, youngest son of Mr. Robert Barge, aged

ii;:i-oher 17, at Himlon, Wilts, stuldenly, Mr.
Itradishaw Reilly, of llorcheater, commercial traveller,
highly respecte.l, in his 38th year.
October 1,4, at Brighton. Charlotte, widow of the late
William Drayton ft I via, Hai., of Pillletrentltide.
7 .

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October 21, at the liZtrae- t County Hoipiti. Robot
IVatta, of Notion, Maiden Newton, aged 44 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

PaItaLART AT AAAAAAA 11011ICTOW.

Goons Vinordit (cma bail), was iudiatdd for burglary ab
Tarrant M Anton. The Jury were soros time in cooing
to& diarlioa, but at Ira 'hay gar* a verdict of Kathy,
sad ha was seaboarad to four mouths hard labour.

SECOND COUlLT.—(Botore J. PLOT'S, Esq.,
deputy obairoas).
tsar! AT TATTOO'S TAO.

- -
James Doyle, 34, wire worker, was found guilty of
stealing an opera glass at Weymouth rams, belonging
to Übe Mary Ann Mason, on the 29tli dogma, and
asateueed to two 'months' bud labour.

1112.U.11110 CUB= AT SHAFTZSBORT.
James Evans, 30, Thomas Johnson, 30, and Joseph
Thompson, 40. labourers, were found guilty of steeling
211 be. of ebeeee, value 7a, ala OtoPertY of Chul..
Cheater, at Sbaftesbury, Oetober 5, and were maenad
to three menthe hard labour 'ads.

MATZ 10118111iT AT 1111DPORT.

AUred Joy, 32, labourer, wu indicted for dealing a
silver fork and two silver spoons, the property of Mr.
Richard Tooker, at &Weirton, August 3rd, and Wiliam
Orono, 66, awes% was °barged with felonionfly
receiving the urns. Mr. Collins prefunted, and
Mr. Nugent Beefless defended Joy. The jury returned a
verdict of not guilty. The Chairman said there was no
doubt prisoners ..ta the spoons and fork to Mr. Greeter,
the only question was whether they stole them orb ad a
guilty knowledge that they had been stolen. The jury
6e,d aorpitted them, but be advised them to be careful
for the future.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

OWIR MOIGNE

DI/OMIT Or Tirane liracutormi.—On Friday lest
some mar employed la lowering the hill on the
road between Ower Moline and Chaldon Herring. cams
upon three skeletoos, on the side of the road. about
three fret from the surface. They lay about Mx yards
apart, bat appeared to have been thrown In carelessly,
for they were partially doubled sp. The boom were
all in a good state of preservation. One of tin skeletons
was no less than seven feet in length, sad sil the teeth
were in the skull rave ooe. The bases were taken to
the clergyman of the perish (the Boy. J. B. ems), aid
win rriatarred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

MARRIAGES.

October 12&t fit. Mary's Church, Melcombe Regis, by
the Rev. J. Stephenson, Mr. William White, to Ann
Rohinom, only surviving daughter of Mr. Richard
Onim, of Weymouth.
.

Oeiober the In.lependent Chapel, Poole, by the
Rev. H. T. Veersll, Mr. William Barnes, to Rim Annie
Wakeley, both of Poole.

Ortol;g:r 17, ri-i'll,..Tturch, by the Rev. W. Dudley
Mr. James Moots, to Miss li.
October 16, at mt. Jantsia Church, Poole, by the Rev.
A. Wilkinson, Mt. T. 0. Palk, to Kw Hoare, both
of Wade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

PUBLIC APPOINTIIKtift

Tuesday, 22.—Wincontou County Court.
lietuntery Cononistion Inquiry at the Railway
Helot 11 ighbritlite
tialisliitty (Wilt.) nor.
Virednet.lay. V.—Salisbury County Court.
. . . .

'Wiz; Chester (IlatitslFair.
Thursday, 24.- Stuntainster (Dorset) Pam
Andover County Court.
Auction of the Churchill Court Estate Romer.
set, at the Commercial Rooms, Corn-street,
Bristol, by Messrs. Fargo&
Provincial Growl Loage of Freemasons at
Weymouth.
Friday, 25.—Dorchester (Dorset) and Wells (Somerset)
Fairs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

CHARLTON MARSHALL.

GRATIFTIRG INERECTATIOI TO A CLIOOTNAL —On
Sunday evening, September ZO, after an aPiwcPcic"
sermon preached by the lice. It. R. Watts for the
anoccasful ingathcring of the harvest, on which cocccicc
• collection worn made for the county hospital, the rev.
gentleman was presented by Henry Evans Huntley,
awl Mr. W. Waters, with a handsome silver and gold
pocket communion service, two pairs of silver mit
stands, awl a patent reading lamp, subscribed for by the
parishioners, as • token of esteem and respect for hi.
unwearied and earnest efforts on behalf of the
temporal and spiritual interests. And in addition •
silver toast-rack presented by Mrs. W. Matcham,
which had been subscribed for by the children of the
pariah school, in whom the rev. gentleman has taken
great interest, as a memento of their gratitude and best
wishes for • kind and loving friend.— Me following
inscription was, with the rev. gentleman's crest,
sepeven on the service: "To the Rev. R. R. Watts,
N.A., by many friends and parishioners on his leaving
Charlton Marshall, Sept. 29, 1867."—We understand
that on Monday last • photograph of the school
children was taken by Mr. A. Nesbit, of Blandford, by
the my. gentleman's request, Rod uo doubt be will
stlisw look beat, se beviews the MOW, with feelings of
ao oallarry Paiute as etavunamilon with %Arhus.

MANAGE.

Rimer Traiisoivixa.- -On Sunday. the lfith,
sermons were premed in Swaney ohuroh, and °oiler
thins made for the Dorset Oounty Hospital as a thank
°going for the harvest The collections amounted to
g 9 10s. Last year the harvest thank-airily wars
rti gs., John *owlet., Mm.'s subscription ,£lO
, O, and the
I Roo. J. Colson gi to., to this very benevolent institu-
I lion. This hospital his been of Immense nine to many
of the poor inhabitants of Byname
Ws are very sorry to announce that Ile 1 8.
Hannan, who has for more than 14s fulfilled in a
most obliging, courteous, and in t manner, the
almost all time absorbing duties of aloe of pa!,
master at Byname, is this week suceesded in this vary
responsible situation by Messrs. Rork& and Co. Br.
Harman finds that the increasing demandmads uruLtizi
as an aspen-mood and skilful dispensing
obliges him to relinquish the kr remunerative Dine of
postmaster. We trust our Beanage friends will give
visible demonstration of their appreciation of his merits
in hia late capacity, and so show their obligations
to him by an appropriate tertnnonial.
Tea LOWLI.II Isennars. —A grand musical entertain-
ment, interspersed with well . adapted speeches and
humorous readings, was given in the above institution
on Tuesday evening. The chair was occupied by the
donor of the institute, John Boehm; Esq. Both vocal
and instrumental performances were of professional
rank. Mr. Roebuck, M. P., and friends, Hr. Door**,
the wealthy proprietor of the Grove, aol family, with
many highly respectable
.persons were present'. Every
apace was ocourei.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

BIRTHS.

October 11, at ParkstOne—,-tie—wife et Mr. John Light,
jun , of a daughter.
October 12, at IT, Old Burlington.equare, Bond.
street, London, the wife of Robert N. Latham, of a
daughter.
October 14, at the Orchard, Doreh • r, the wife of
Mr. William Bishop. of a &nester.
October 19, at the New Ina, l'uddletrenthide, the
wife of Mr. TOW Collier, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

PRONE ST. QIIIIIITON.

BRITISH AND FOUIGN BIALA BOCIITT.—A new
assomation in support of this excellent mask was
inaugurated at Frome Pt. Quinton, ea Thurs-
day evening, 17th instant, in a been kindly bat for
the purpose by Mr. Joseph Saunders. Although the
egeolug was most unfavourable there wag • Ter, good
attendance. some persona having come two and more
miles for the purpose, aid a very successful roommenos-
meat of this good work was made. The meeting wee
addressed by the Smith, of flyMi, the chair-
man; Rev. Mr. Mien. Maiden Newton, Mr Slater off
Maiden Newton, and the deputation, the Bev. E. W.
Peers, of Dorchester. A liberal collection wee the
basesdlste result, whilst eau:Ws were appointed for
Frame and nei,chbouriag parishes, es that smelter gear
we may hops to give a still more prosperous result.
Resides persons from fiydling, Rolywell, Wmzall.
Cattistook. end Maiden Newton, we ought to add Mai
from Proms St. Quinton itself every individual was
present, that Gould possibly he there, and • hope was
expressed that similar meetinp will he bald is other
parishes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

A LARGE STOCK OF PLAIN AND FANCY

STATIONERY,
'VOTE, Letter, and Amount Paper, Envelops%
II Ink, Wax, Pencils, ?embolden, and Pens,
Account, Memorandum, and Pocket Hooka, Ciphering
Copy, sad Spelling Books, !Ss., ks., now on roU

BY F. TUCKER.

BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, BiIDPORT„

iili evarywhersu DAIWA Is. lii, 1116 M. NIA Ile

A Rgnocrion in the prim of say article of gerteral
consumption Noon increases the domed. This ham been
remarkably the moo with the redaction of the tea duty.
To meet this daily increasing detained for Cainelre teas,
which, alike with Camell.4 coffees, have been sold by
agents thoegbout the kingdom for the last twenty
yearn, Cassell, &Mils, and Co. are DOW ready to appoint
additional agents for their sale. Terme Neat free on
application to Cassell. Smith 1 Co., 80, Yenchure
street, London.
CUM OF ASTHMATIC COUGH AND CHUN ST Da.
LOCOCriI PIILMOSIO WA/WM—From NIL Ines Osaka,
Medicine Werehome Yeovil: "As • proof of the
ethellence of Dr. Loooek's Pulmonic Wafers, I may
mention the following ewe: A lady ailed and
purchased • 9.1. 9d. box, and observed that she bad
heard a good character of them, and WU determined to
give them • trial, haring suffered for years tram 6,
asthmatic sough, and spent pounds on other medicines,
and all to no purpose. A few weeks after the Some lady
called again, when I asked her if she had found my
benefit from the box she replied that ' she hod been
completely slued by diem'—emirsly as. b. 3d. box.
Other indiums are from time to time oemarriag, which
prove the value of the Lounges above all other medi-
cines for pulmonary disease, coughs, odds, Ith" To
singers and public weaken they an ismaluable for the
voles. and have • *math Mate. Priem la led., b. 9th.,
mad dr. 6d. per box. Dodd 611 Cbda9l9l.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

CRANBORNL

FATAL AOCIDITL—On Tuesday, Thomu Burden,
varier, in the employ of Mr. Friend, of Bowerswaine.
near Creabores, was driving his master's horses and
waggon from Wimboro• with load of opal, and while
on the road be fell under the wheele, and was killed
almost instently.
Fits—On Monday leek a are broke out at ts•
wasps and out-bosses Gloss to Helweil Farm. They
were both totally destroyed, and the ferwhouse beloeg-
jug to Kr. Lome 'aught are from the sparks of the
mottos's, but {multi to the &skive working of the Ire
ine the flames were prevented from spreading far,
and the huin-honsw was moved from &adroit/no.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

)6 t X

FROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF DORSET.

By command ol The Right Worshipful Proviudel Haag
Nader, Bro. JOSEPH GUMMY.

"M'OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN,—Tbat •
1.11 PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE of ANCIENT,
FREE, and ACCEPTED MASONS, will he held for tbia
Provleys, it the MAiosio HALL, Wrniours, Od
THURSDAY, the 24th day of OCTOBER instant,
being the Centenary of the Lodge of All Souls, Way.
month, No. 170. at On* o'clock p.m, for the Transaction
of the Annual Business of the Province.

The Bacquet will be at 4 o'clock at the Victoria
Ilotel.

- - TIT; attondanoe of Visiting Brethren to particularly
invited.

will leave the Great Western Railway at 8.15
p.m., for Bridport and Yeovil.
N.A.- A provincial Grand Chapter will be held at the
lia.onlo Hall. Weymouth, on Wodneeday, the 23rd day
a °a-4-b-e!-Irie'sxilL°..64l,loam-uunali.
Dorchester, OsL L

P.O. B.c.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

GUSSAGS ALL SAINTS.

FATAL Am:num —On Thursday last an inquest was
held before W. H. Andreas, Seq., serener, as the
body of Thomas Barden, eerier In the serves if Mr.
Freed, who met with his death by falling oat of a
waenon, and being mashed under the wbeela, the
pr,oue Tuesday. TM followingevidenee was given :
William Fletcher seld : "I sin carter for Mr. Henry
Ford, of Gunge St. Memel On Tuesday lack about
half-pest two o'clock, I was returning from Wimborne
with a waggon and four bones, and the demand was
mining back with • waggpu sad three horses. I was
riding on his When we same to Stanbridee
the pear wheel of bombed the done plessil
to protest the bridge, which made it give a jerk. and
the deemed was flag off into the reed. His brother
Alfred was also riding In the wasps and he was thrown
out also. The 1111111•011011 fell nailer the fore wheel of the
waggon, which panted over him, aad I that slopped the
home with the reins. I palled him out from ander the
we're, and left him by the side NI the rood, and then
went sod stopped another garter named Jerry Whilloek,
who wee an ahead, and then went on to my own waggon
and homes, which were goes on op the hill. When I
maid him cat I did not think he was moth hart. He
had had some beer but was not drunk.—Alfred Burden
slated: I am under carter. The deemed wan my
brother. On Tuesday last I was returning ITOIII
borne in my brother's wee= I was sitting inside on
the edge of the behind him, when the
waggon ve • hsZlig:ideseribed by the last witness.
My brother eis a, mad in tram be *lobed bald of me
and palled nis el ales. I fell over on my Mee meals
the wheel. I saw my brother after he was palled out.
He complained • good dad, end said he was (*Mg to die.
I and George Frontless efterwarde helped bile up into
the eryess end bresOt Mei home. I was partially
steamed at Ana My bream wee not the worn for
liquor, bat we had had some ale and beer between as.
My brother did not Any where he was hart, but he kepi
on putties hi band to Ur stomach. No one wee lending
the frost base, bat them wore reins to the thin horse,
and my brother was driring.--Geseue Pram:plea de-
posed : lam carter for Mr. Prised. I was amass hack
from Wimborne on Tuesday lest with • weggos and
three bona. I wee jert heldad the I did
not see him fall out, frit I come up afterwards, and
helped pat him in the waggon. He was not drank. Be
complained • Frost dial, said he wee going to die, and
pet Ws' hand over his bowels. After b• ISM home
be got worse tin he died—within an hear after kis
Mara—The jury returned a radii* if " Aosidentel
Death.*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

BIRERBORNE.

AIM 0113111011.----ibe—Wou—r;rad, on Sunday, the
13th, the address of the Bishops sasembled in the Pan.
Anelicoui Synod to the Church of England.
PACK•iiOIeIMT FAIL -There was • larger supply of
sheep than last ye.ar, and prices averaged about 2a. lms
than at WeybilL It was considered that business was
more sluggish than for many years past.
THE RATING OF PERNMIAL PRoPUTT.. .The Ward
of Guardians has unasuinously resolved, on the motion
of Mr. Gauge Anilrevra reminded by Professor Buckman
-"That the exemption of personal property from
Poor ride is unfair, impolitic, and prelsulielyl to the
public interest, and therefore requires gthe serious
oonsblerstion of Parliament."

FR 1-0; -CTO.wrR• ACT's. --Con tivic ts for flour were
offered to the Guardians at their lest nieeting aa
follow,: -Mr. Patch, 'Ps.; Mr. Menlo; 54a. ;
Berridge, We. Twenty-fire sacks of the first-mussed
were onlered. A oircutuetanoe to which Mr.
bin=
celled attention may be worth the notice of other
In compering the consumption of flour week by week,
he found that 7011 e. more flour only made tan more
loaves. Thus, there may be • loss of 3e. or 45. Per
sack in the bread, and this, as Professor Buchman
remarked, will not all, as there was also a great leas in
quality, the flour that goes the least way being generally
inferior. It will be seen, therefore, that Si or 4e in
price ought not to decide • tender in favour of the
lowest uitor, uslan quality is aastired.—Starberai
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22

WOOL II &lIKETS.

BRADFORD. Thunday.—The Inerket thia suonting ia
exceedingly M. There is not less banners dose than
there worn Lot Thursday, but prices are getting weaker
lon marked degree. The demand is &lady in the finer
claws of wool, the prior of whieb are the beet main-
tained. There is nothing doing in inferior isels, and
prices an irregaler.
LONDON, Fndey.—The treasonous is enrols' wool,
byzriiotsite. contract., since our last report, hoes hem very
modernie,
,at late rates. The vela. of English qualities
has & drooping tendency, with a dull dessesd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, 17.—V/ince:don County Court.
Opening of the New Corn Exchange, Dorchester.
Wednesday. l& Salisbury County Court.
Auction at the Royal Breakwater Hotel. Portland,
of Dwelling Houses, km, by Mr. Potheeary.
Tlnusday, 19.- Andover County Court.
Soiree and Conversasione at the New Corn
Exchange, Dorchester.
S.kturday, 21. tanual Meeting and Dinner of the
Ebuidfonl Agricultural Society, at the
Crown Hotel.
Mr. Ensor's Repository Sale, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

.1. BOT;11 ACCOUNT Of Tlial Tuve/Amos.

A very circumstantial amount of the transaction is
given by an intelligent little boy named John Abbott,
13 years of age, who happened to be an eye-witness, and
who now hes at St. Bartholomew's Hospital, bet,
happily, not much injured. The boy lived with his
parents at No. 5, Corporation-lane. About a quarter
to four o'clock, he says, he was @tending at Mr. Yoang's
door, No. 5. when be saw a large barrel close to the well
of the prison, and • man leave the barrel and arose the
road. Shortly afterwards the man returned with a long
squib in each hand. One ot these he gave to some boys
who were playing in the Arad, and the other be thrust
Into the barreL One of the boys was smoking, and he
heeded the man a Sett, which the man applied to the
squib. The man grayed a abort time until he saw the
equib begin to burn, and then be ran away. A police-
men ran after him, and when the policeman arrived
opposite No. 5, "the thing went off." The boy saw no
more after that, es be himself was covered with bricks
and mortar. The man, be sem was dressed something
like • gentleman. He had on a brown overcoat and
black hat, and bad light hair and whiskers. he should
know him again if be saw him. There waa • white
cloth over the barrel, which was black, and when the
man returned with the squib he partly uncovered the
barrel, but did not wholly remove the el.th. There
were several men and women in the street at the time,
and children playing. Three little boys were standing
near the barrel all the time. Some of the people ran
after the man who lighted the squib. Mrs. Hodder, a
widow, living at 4, Corporation-lane, and now in
Bartholomew's, says, about half-past three a man
knocked at her door, and, upon her son answering, the
man asked to be allowed to go to the top story of the
house to see his oousin and speak to ham when exercising
in the yard of the House of Detention. His application
was refused, and he went away. About ten minutes
afterwards the explosion occurred. It is understood
that her son will be able to identify the man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

oarronn.L.

A Rorai, Vtarron.—His Royal Mahone the Ddke
of Cambridge bee been on a visit to H. Gerard Start,
Req., M.P. Bozos exeellent sport hike been enjoyed in
the well Mocked preserves.

ABBOTEIBURY.

BILMIIII AID FOll2lOll BISLI SOCIZTT.—Oa Thursday
' evening, the 12th mak, • erowded assembly gathered
la the seboolzoom of this pariah, at the annual meeting
of the Bible Society. The excellent and benevolent
vicar, Ray. G. Penny, presided. The accounts showed
that nearly £2O had been oolleeted daring the year, all
In small earns; one poor man, who worts on the roads,
having eollecited eighteen shilling. The ineeting was
addressed by the Bev. Mr. Davidson, of Weymouth,
Rev. W. Perkins, of Timmy, G. Eliot, Esq., of Wey-
mouth, and Rev. E. W. Pears, rector of Dorchester
Bt. Peter's (the depatAtios). A libenl oollootioa was
made at the °occlusion of the meeting,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

BIRTHS.

December 6, the wife of John Noble, St. Michael
street, Dumfries, gave birth to foe: male children,
living. Mrs. Noble was attended by Dr. Thomson,
"d nothing could exceed that gentleman's kindness,
attention, and skill in such an unusual case. The
children are not mush under the ordinary sine of
infants at birth, and ars heslthy-looking, and sem as
likely to live as other infant.. The mother ia progress-
intLe? favourably.
December 9, at the vicarage, Abbotabury, the wife
of Theophilus Parker, Esq., IL D., of a son.
December 10, at Bridport, the wife of Alfred
Stephens. Esq., of a daughter.
December 11, at Lymingten, the wife of /Ir. Robert
Bri.n".".• • "n• _ - -

At 4F, iii;a-517rd.w1uare, Loudon, the wife of Sydney
Smith, Iraq., of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

December 10, at Parkstone, by the Rev. John Parr.
incumbent, Mr. Win. Drake, only son of Mr. Robert
Drake, builder, Parkatone, to Miss Dianah Reeve Smart,
of Southampton.
December 10, at to. George's, Ranoversonare,
London, by the Rev. J. Walker, Mr. W. A. Judd to
Laura Amelia, third daughter of Mr. T. Rieman,
both of Salisbury.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

BRIDPORt.

FATAL A 0011311 T AT A FACITOST.—On Thursday
afternoon, N. M. Loggia, Esq., coroner, held an inquest
on the body of a yostb named Jonas Mott, who was
killed on the previous day at Masan. Hounegra
milL—
John Coombs, one of the (onuses' at Messrs Houneell's
mill, said at • quarter before Ave last evening he called
deosessi to help him mend • strap that was driving •
spinning frame. Deceased was to hold the strap noes
'to keep it slack while he (witness) mended it. When
be bad put in three or four stitches he felt the strap
, twitch, and on looking round he saw the deceased re-
volving round the shaft. He could not say bow he got
there. It could not have been by the strap es the strap
WM/ sleek. He mast have slipped from the box on whinh
he was standing, and by some means got caught by the
shaft The box on which he wee standing was an open
one. He use standing on the bottom of the box. It
was • double box, and the deceased was standing on the
bottom of the top portion. Directly be saw what Ind
happened he called out of the window for them to stop
the engine. This was dope alniut directly, and be left,
as he felt so shocked. Deceased had often assisted
witness in a similar occupation, and there was no
danger attached to the work. Demand wee
very steady boy, more like • man than • boy. If they
stopped the engine every time • belt broke, they would
not work shove six hears out of ten.—Mr. Rwsflield,
the superintendent, remarked that it was now intended
to put a grating over the shafts, so that an accident
similar to this would be Impossible. The arm took
every precaution—as moth as any mill in the kingdom.
David Loveless said he was one of the mechanics at the
mill. Last night about • quarter to five he heard a
peat noise in the milL He went to the door, and saw
the hands running out, and exclaiming "Poor Jonas is
round the shaft." He went up Lod found the engine
had stopped, and deceased was on the shaft, with the
belt tight round his arm. There were a great many
turns of the belt round the shaft.—Mr. Etwafaeld said
the shaft revolved 170 times in the minute, so it did
not take long to soil mut:b.—Witness continued:
Deceased seemed quite dead, and he thought be was
dead. He revived, however, as they took him out at
the door.—Mr. Swarßeld said deceased was sensible up
to a few urinates of his death and answered questioes.
He called for water, and called those around him by
name. —William Moulton said he saw the deceased
hanging to the shaft.. They took him down, and
witness remained with him till he died, about • quarter
, past ten. Deceased told witness that be was holding
the strap, while Coombs was sewing it.—The jury
returned a verdict of '' Accidental Death." and added
I that no blame was attached to any person unneeded
with the mill.—The coroner very kindly gave ten
shillings, end the members of the jury their fees, to
the father of the unfortunate youth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

ID onntsbirt.

Corium° TO Ts• Donn Co u NTT AoL.
&aims : Hoary flasitit, obtaining ooney by Glee
mimosa at Lyme ; Albert Tarn, rtealing •
lamb at Tirane, Master.—Hard Labow : Jamas EU-
ney.. capsize, 0 Lytobet Minster, 1 month ; John
illtseatiag • horse at Gann, 1 month; Thorns.
swat, robbing prden at Sherborne, 14 day. ; Edward
Marry&t, vagraney at Charmonth, 1 month.—Sesen
Days: Selina Gale, drank. Ito., at Dorcheater.

Too EARL O SHAPTIFSBORT.—Tbe Earl and 001111,41111
of Shaftesbury and family left town at the beginning of
the week to spend the remaining parliamentary holidays
at Niels In a letter to the Eastend Mission and Relief
Committee, who had asked him to be their president,
Lord Shaftesbury states, that whilst sympathising with
their work, be cannot now give any personal assistance,
being " driven abroad for two months in search a health
which 'hope," he soy,, "by Clod's blessing tc Sod and
bring beak with sap, as a supply for future 'shown in
this and other good osatsce." We sincerely rejoice that
by going abroad Lord fahriftsebar7 will secure an in-
terval of repose. The imminent demands upon his per-
sonal assistance are prodigious, and few men could for
such a length of time have sustained such unremitting
and unwearing labour. —Record.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

LT 'mina MINSTER.

As Erirwswoin Visrron.—On Tuesday, before
J. T. Baskett, Esq., • young man, with • strong Irish
accent, who descetbed himself as • labourer, and who
said be was born in Yorkshire of Irish parents, was
charged with entering the house of Mr. Talbot, farmer,
of orlanlord, in the pariah of Lytohett 'Minster,
between nine and ten on the night of Monday last, and
demanding lodLginrs. Mrs. Talbot had the courage to
force him out of the home, when be said he would set
the place on are. She closed the door, and went to
call the dairyman Mr. Talbot not being at home, and
only herself and the servant in the house with her
aged father. When she returned she found the fellow
again in the sittingroom, and the servant in fits.
Prisoner laid himself down before the lire and said
there he intended to stay. P.O. House was gent tor,
and when he arrived be took prisoner into custody and
handcuffed him after moans resistance and conveyed
him to Wimborne. He was charged with entering the
house for an unlawful purpose, and the magistrates
sentenced him to two months' imprisonment with hard
labour' as a rogue
.and • vagabond.—Supt. Boynton
informed the magistrate that, from inquiries he had
made, he found the prisoner had been to Upton.
house, and was turned out. He then went to the
Upton tollgate keeper and said be did not intend to
starve, but would break into some house or lire some
place that night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17

DIATEIS.

December 11, at Radipole-house, Weymouth, Henry
Taylor. Fey., in his 714 year.
December 13. at Weetbourne Villas, Hadipole, Mr.
J. White, the well-known turupike.gate lessee, aged 77.
At Weymouth, Deborah Guy, who was for 30
years a faithful servant of the lite Misses Weston,
of the Crescent, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-09

witYadourir.

Womsorm.L's Mtn komun.—Tbore biOng ?miens
vague reports marmot in reference to • sumer' awl 'rot
to SME.of ibi migdols• ho, with their I vine
oreepanta, on the reed from Dorehester to Weywnw h,
ire have authority to say thwt times are *about
fottedaticia.

STB•11111,AT EICOILSIOXL —ne sonspetition becween
thy Portland and Chennel Wands home on Monday "Yoe
vS'? keen. The former baeked their boats commitn t...
entrane• to King skeet, end ah.reed eightpesoa n d
"00 pier dues;" the twwfunnelled baste use abating
sod "on pier due," An excursion Main of Ybout mem.
heavily leden carriages strived by Ontat Western ',M.
er.y on Monday morning.

A Titr TO Pmuk—On Wedeseday 'Teethe! 44. n
interseting teeter* on the Paris exhibition was delivered
by the Rev. R. 8. Ashton at the Ohmmeter chapel
eabmalroem. The attendance was limited. He a..
senbed his jonroev to Ports and the exhibition building,
end nye some ideas of its primeval contents hi a
pleasing manner. In one derertraent he viewed with
especial interest a collection of shells and heel's from
Weyrootith, exhibited by our townsmen, Mr. Damon.
Another attractive feature seas a satiation of the 5.000
solemn; that ware is limbed in Greet Britain during the
yea. 1801 beeides a vast number of sewspapera about
1.800-700 of Users hewn the pr risme. Among them
I. noticed the Derail Oeurety .Exprom and Telegrams,
and other wan of Dorset.