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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

The Rev. Werwiek Reed Wroth, Y. A.
Incumbent of St. Philip's, Olerkenwell.
Who fell asleep on Thuiniay in Passion week.
11th April, 1867. Aged 42 yaws.
It. I. P.

[The Ritualists affect Whalley the week before last wiui
Pamioa week, and last week Holy Week.] Over the
ciofflo wee a handsome violet pall, with a white mom
over the length and breadth of it, and rich borders
embroi4ered with whit. oh. The incumbent's stell was
hang in black, deeerated with Sowers. The procession
then west to Highgate. Among the friend, present
were the Hon. Colin Lindsay (President of the lingli4
Chore. Colon), the Hon. C. L Wood (Eqoerry to the
Priam of Wales), Sir Charles Young, Bart., Hr. R.
Brett, of Stoke Newington, Dr. Hilliard, the Provost
and many brethren and Motets of the Guild of St.
Alban's, and othera. Mr. Wroth was • man of con•
siderable ability and very great ardour. It should be
known to his honour that he was dm first Loudon
incumbent who abolished the pew.system.—Olobs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

WIMSZIMLY.—(Before Mr. Rsiktrar Kum.)

Re Climiant A. 6111LOOTT. miller and farmer, of
Stratton. Choice of Assignees. Mr. Petberiek for the
bankrupt; Mr. Clarks for the creditor& The Official
Assignee's statement was as follows : Bankrupt owed
to creditors unsecured, £2346 12.. 31.; ereditors to be
Pkid k full, rent and tacos, £l3O 4a. 6.d.; total,
£2,476 17s. Id. Arista --good debts, about £700;
furniture, estimated by bankrupt at £300; Mock. £600;
two policies of asaurance for £lOO sash, bold by the
Dorchester Bank, value not ascertained. The landlord.
Mr. Weston, of Donsbester, also the "elicitor in the
bankruptcy. levied a distress for £llB for one year's
rent, due at Michaelmas last, without making any pre-
Vie4ta application to the official assignee for payment.
Rant rapes eff.rts had been sold under this dietreas to
the extent of £I4I 10s. Mr. WlPSiellhesreeently levied
a mooed distress for another half.. ear's rent due since
the bankraptey.—Me. Clarke examined the bankrupt as
to his dealings with his landlord. Bankrupt stated that
he authorised Mr. Weston, his landlord, to collect debts
due to him (bankrupt); be gave him a list. In one
ease Mr. Weston received £4O, which benkrupt had
handed to him. The Registrar decided that Mr.
Weston's sewed distress was illegal, as the bankruptcy
iotervened before the last half-year had become
doe. M. Henry Duke, manure and seed merchant,
was appointed assignee. Last examination April 27th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

RENEWAL OP TREt NORTRKOOR OREEN
DISTURBANCE&

We regret to have to record a most disgraceful
occurrence which took am* in this chore!' on Rood
Friday. About ten o'aloek the Rev. Jags.. Rest
entered the rhumb. carrying in his hand • large wooden
Orion, and muttering snort of prayer, being secompauied
by the woman Cotter. who for some Sondays pare has
been almost the only attendant at this chunk. For
some tim- 'hey remained in the church alone, with the
mention of Richards. the beilman but in about a
quarter of so hoar afterwards • crowd of about forty
persona, men and women, charily of the labouring
elms, came to the church in a body, presided
by three or four persons who were oovered
with paper hangings, he. Mr. Runt was then
reading prayers, but noon observing them peracroa
be at ones diecontinoed, and ordered them
outside. They moved outside the door, which wan
closed against them, sod looked. They at ones row.
monad kicking at the door, which wee goon opened,
and they re entered the church, and ran from seat to
seat, creating • great disturbance. Some of the one
who appeared lobe intozioated, smoked their pines, awl
banded one to another two jar+ of eider, which were
soon emptied, Nr. Rent being Sett invited to partake of
their entente. The rev. gentleman walked down the
aisle, and asked one or two of the most respectable
to leave the rhumb, and announced that he should not
eoetinne the service. No person moved, earl se Mr.
Runt returned towards the aommanion table a reties
sot was thrown at his bark, his coat being covered with
the nastiness. This evoked shouts of laughter, which
were renewed upon the wary of a woman holding In her
basis long boosting fork, boring on the top alit a
pies, of huhu, which she inked lb. Runt to partake
of. Some women then went over to the woman Outlay,
who sat in one soroner of the church, near the
harmonium, and dragged her from her nest, then threw
her down In the aisle. and, whited by others, nearly tore
all her clothes In plank beside, heating her. This
dreadful scene was aggravated by govern' eggs being
thrown at Mr. Runt, who bad been mated, hat had rises
up, shouting "They will murder her," he. Re then
beats precipitate retreat from the church, followed by
a mob of persona, who continued to throw Mru and
atonen at him until be took refuge in the house ulloeslT
adjacent. In which be has nasally 'Ted. The woman
Cortey followed him thither in a elate of belt nudity,
and bearing signs of crest M-teoatment, and they looked
themselese inside, the mob remaining outside shouting
and yelling tea frightful extent for some time, when
they gradually dispersed. It need hardly be stated that
no policeman was present. —Wag. ns Dorla Press.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

PORTLAND.

FORMIC/MONS. —Sir J. Pak ingtoo bee prnclind
the return required by Colimel Sykes of the pad „o 4
prnopeutive outlay in detail upon
enumerated works, of which tbe following an ee.
trees : Portland Verne Citadel and Bs, teries here
omit £140,351. sod £10,963 ie required to „nom..
Botha Fort (Weymouth) £80,609, requiring £9.191.1
to complete., and the Break water Batteries 1,73,666
leaving £131.334 still required for oomplotios.

Tat Stumm.' ou Baacm—Lt does not appear te
be generally understood, or rather it la taken
"hard to believe" that the shingle forting
Chesil beach may not be removed inland. A case ic
point occurred on Tuesday about mid-day. and near
the Ferry Bridge Coastguard Station we olvirrved
two waggons had been stooped by the ebiet.b,..t.
man (Davis) partially Sued with Amide. Ti.e
boreal end waggons were the property of m,
J. Ward, but we did not bear the i0t,.,1.1
destination for the shingle. The carters evidently
did not rehab the idea of retracing their steps, hat
certain it is that they relacional, wended their way
towards Portland mid mdepowited the abeltected
beach. We understand that the orders to tbe coast-
guard are very strict in this respect, sad that, except
for Government porpoise, no shingf• is allowed to
pee' the Ferry-bridge, and it is to be loped this
persona lb ill realise the truth of this and so mve eh.
II coastguard, • deal of trouble.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

BISAMINSTER.

Courrir Power., Montle,. April 15 —Before W.
T. Cox, Eng., end B. 13. Kodak. leq.—lsaae Winsor
wu charged with stinaHne 564br. of hay. the property or
Kr. John Derv. of Yondover. Netherbury, on the 2na
April. He took the bay to the how" of John Clare
and offered it to him for Is. forl— be however refused
to bay it and gave information.—Prisoner was sentenced
to 6 weeks' imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

WAREHAM.

ROA Ilb OP GOMIDIANS. —At the ilrel meeting 4f
the newly elected Bnard of Guardians, held at the
Board•roosn, on the 16th inst„ J. H. Caloraft, Fsq
wow rs.eleoted chairman; and Messrs. William
and William Charles lAney were re-elected vim.
chairmen for the year 'adios April, 186 h. Tlas
following were unanimously elected members of the
Union Asessemeat Committee, viz, Miles Rndgett,
of Bandfoed House, Wareham; Nathaaiel Hood,
jun., of Moline Priory. Wareham ; John William
Toon...ad Pyles.. of Hslft-ton Lodge, Warehim,
sod Oliver W. Farrar, of Moreton, Dorchester:
requires—four ex•eficio gaard.ane ; and Mewn.
T. K Dowden. of Bore Regis; John AMOS Rive., of
East Lulwortli ; John Burners, of Moreton.
William Solway, of Langton Matraven ; W. c,
!Amy, of Wareham ; Charles Kent, of Blasheoweli,
Code Castle; and John Bales Calonift, of Hemp
stone, Wareham, Esquire—the eight parochial or
stecti.d guardians whole number, twelve. Mr. F.
Fillitor, clerk to this oo.nmittee. The tint meeting
was appointed to he held on Tuesday, 7th may bez.
at the Toyama, Warobasa.

Ro 88888 AT A Tatum—At the Wareham Petty
Unions, on Tuesday !before 8. Bennett, Furi ,
deputy-mayor, sod F. Fdliter, Eq.), a miserable
looking woman, with schild in berarme, speaking wall
• foreign accent, wee charged with stealing a silver
spoon, value 3a, from the dwelling-house of Mr.
Drew, is North-street. From the evidence it
appeared that the prisoner bad gone to the boo,*
and represented that she was sent there by the wife
of the Rector to ask for relief. The servant lib.
prudeetly left the woman alone in the diningiroom
for a few minutes, and on bar return, after the
prisoner had left, she missed the stolen article.
With the help of the police Vie same was found in
the possession of the prisoner, and the story she had
palmed off as to her being eect to ash for relief
turned out, of amuse, to be • &Amu. She elected to
be tried and sentenced there and than rather than his
committed for trial, and was reatenoed to usi
month's imprisonment in Dorchester ganl, with
advice from the magistrates he avoid Wareham is
future. Formerly, if the V 1113( of the stolen pro-
pony bad amounted to live shillings, the law would
have made her amenable to capital guaielusent,
after trial and oonvietiou at the eases.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

Vampobire.

BOURNEMOUTH.

CRIGICZT Onotrim—The formation of • new
oriohrt ground is progressing favourably, whieh, on
completion will add to the many attractions for
which Bournemouth is so justly oslebrated.

J.BTtrititcsoli Hannwrr, late cashier of the
National Provincial Bank, Cnrdiff,has bean pro.
mated wanner of • branch beak of tbe same
oompsny bare, sod in appreciation of biz kind an
obliging oonduct, • tastenonial is shout to be pre-
meted to him by his friends at Cardiff.

DIUNIIIIO FOWITAITS. The newmai7 funds
bays bees procured for the erection of two drinking
fountains, one of which, will, probably be erected near
Lenedoernocresowit, and the other near the lamp
poet in the equate, which could be does without
eucrosobing on the public road.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

The Rigbt Hon. Earl Rumen has graciously Smeared J. T. Davenport with the following :
" Extract of a dispatch from Mr. Webb, H. 11.11 's Cowl at Manilla, dated September 17, 1864
"The remedy meet elleacious in its effects (in Epidemic Cholera) has been found to be Chloraiyas. sal
M. with a email quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have eared reveral lives.' "

OAIITION.-OHLORODYNE.
Vice-Chancollor Sir W. P. Wood stated that Dr. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Clalarodynet
that the story of the defendant, Freeman, we. deliberately untrue, which, he regretted to may, bad been sworn
to. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated tbat Dr. J. Collis Browne writhe dimmer dCblorodMei
that they prescribe it largely,• and mean no other than Dr. Browne's.--fies Maws," July 11, "a
public me thearfore cautioned against using any other than
DS. J. °OLD'S BBOWNWS C7H2.OIIODYNS.
This Invaluable Remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep relieves psZloalesa the Mama mama lb,'
deranged functions, and stimulates h.)t.htt anion of the accretions of the , without oreedisig say of those
unpleasant results attending the nes of um. Old and young may take at all l"an aaci dB", 'bin
requisite. Thatamaas of Means testify its marvellous good effects and wonderful mires, while medical men
extol its virtues most extensively, man; it in great quantities in the following dhows :
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, NEURALGIA,
DIARRHCEA, RHEUMATISM SPASMS. &a.
Important Testimonials from amoseous Medical Yea accompany mak Dottie.
Caution.— Always ask for" Dr. J. Collis Drowns' e " and see that hie name loathe Govenunent Stamp.
Sold in Bottle. N 4. tid,37 Cawatiata•
Bois Saaufsetsirer, J. T. DATE:MET, as, Gnat Rumen mat, Manmsbury Square, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

A PAUPER FUNERAL

A young man named Price, the son of • Scriptere
raider. ha been broaght so on a warrant Woes eha
magistrate. at Coleford, ia the Forest of Den, nand
with bevies mangled and di.fignred the deed body of
Um Hughes, • child nine year. of age, before Weal,
by tising a raw sad • hatchet to oat off above the
knee-joint Use hags of • Add in oeder to mate tbe body
go into a pariah cello. Lead TIMM, the relieving
°Meer of tie Littiedean district, mid in deceased's
mother was in receipt of paroohial relief sod be ordered
• coffin for the dassand eiti'd. Sarah Ciaor4rbetif w
said sir was present when Ha wee anj
the earns would not go into it, as the dolga was several
hashes Me short. Jame. Pe^ • miner, said ho angled
to prams the eolle the breast so es to make IS lit.
Tits most revolting net of the evideece was Shat given
by the shild's moiW, 81,11/101 Hughes, who said "I
know Wore burial the oofila ea too short, avid gend
that my ebild amid not be got hate the coffin, end, ladies
this to be the ens, I sonsented to snow the fest 11l be
set off. I will not swear that I raid to Prise I week,
put my gegen in my ears, so.. not, sob.., what be was
doing." lb. Hobart Rosy deposed that be attended
Littleden abarellyard end saw the body of Ella
Hughes *Anted, and be charred that the legs had
been out off at the lower jtilti:belo the knee, by some
beavy instrument like a sad the parson who '
did litis bad mbeed hie she, as wee a deep out to
the bone appearing in one of the kr. sis in ening al I
lb. legs the joistelead sot ban fel an bon beige
eat through. Great fens bad hese in petting an I
the lid of tee gale, as tie bridge of the poor WWI
woo wee broken, am, She nem beet on an. side. The
fed, too, wen ernited avalght, oat off, mad
itirodp.A2
the side of the thighs. Philip Glastonbary,
sleet of Litelselean, swore that Mr. Rears enlaana wee
omen The prisoner was sosemittad to take his Idol
at the nen and the me of the eelle-reeker was
galled sad severely esessred by the shaman. Hon,
the sontraeor for the perish Wane, seals aim that
nes wee amide So tho Inessere seppusa so him. aa,l
Shed it would an be always safe to reit Plighing
wpm Into ogles. It " ems no pert of thdr sow
Gooldr•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

"TRADE IS A LITTLE DULL"

We Sod the Pillaring little elesteb in the Batas
Colasserrial Branin. It foraibly illuelestes the feet
tat "trade Ls a little end also that the portion
of the besieges eommunity known as " drallerintra," or
'outmatch.' travellers, despite their almost inexheastibla
mowers mud lovenidoe, are oft*. obliged to rield to
the pressure of three inagnant times. The Bulletin
MT. :
Chie of these gentlemen who Imo remedy refereed
from a •sip for Thistle, Brothers, and Co, of this oily,
did ent show a very large exhibit of orders to Wanes
the liberal ex se account allowed him by the arm,
and Nr. Thistle, after looking over hie rotors. said :
"ar. Paaplan, lam di-4d you do not approach the
dealers in Um right way; I seed to to very eveverafal
I. this Ilea Now lost suppose, mobo be Mr. Bieber,
of Sellout, Illinois, and show me the way you introduce
the boom°

&Aqaba', donned out of the aountiad-
room and narattasid hat an hand, *Wring, "lIYr.
Mahar t r
.

"That I. my name," answered Thistle, urbanely.
" WY name le Ratanlan, sir ; I represent Um home of
Thistle, Brothers, and co., of Boston." Mist* la his
chersoter of Western merchnnt, here rase, offered ths
salesman n chair, and expressed his pleasure at eosins

am stopping with Overcharge, at the Stickup
Rouse, and have • line unbroken lot of simples, willed'
I should like to show you; think we can offer you some
special advantages. Re.' And Rataplan &livered him.
self of • neat speesh in • prolessineel style.
"Very well, very well." mid Thistle; "I don't sea
but that you understand the way to get at mestoniets."
" Rican me, Kr. Thielle." says Ratenlaa, "I am
elreld you do not understand the style of Western mar-
just now; sappers you etchave plague with me
ail. we t tide nehearsal."
Ceitalnly," said Thleth, and pinking no his hat, he
stepped out. Returning, he found Itateplan with his
chair tilted hack, had ocular, &mealy overlii right ,e,
his heels plonked on Thistle's polished desk, sad •
lighted eigar between his teeth.
Thistle-looked • little staggered, but Demi/mkss he
cottemerneed

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It Yr. Higher in r
" Yes, be is," responded Bataplan, blowing a aloud of
P.M CouseoUrnt in Thistle's eyes, "Who the deuce
are you r
"1 represent tho hones of Thistle, Brothers, and
C 0.," said the astoeished employer, coughing out about
• qatrt of smoke from hit throat
" Tke blame you do. Ars yo• ono of that wooers T
No, tie., I am not," said Thistle.
" Well, it's darned lucky for pas that TOtl ars not,
for I've had too drummers to ate customer in my More
for the lest two months, and if I meld get holt of one
of the preelons fools that send 'em out her. at this time,
I'm denied if I wouldn't boot him alma out of the town
of Salient."

" That'll do, that'll do, Mr. Iteteplon," rid Thistle,
"1 km a* doubt you did the beet you eotakl foe the
Interest of lb* home. Trade is • little dull."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23

EXTRAORDINARY CONDUCT OF AN
ADMIRAL.

The trial of Admiral Pitman° before lb. ItaJnc
Senate, coastitated into a High Court of Justice,
has revealed the most extraordinay conduct on the
part of the principal officer of • Best, that can well
be conceived. Al the battle of lA= upon ocaninz
up with the meaty Porno° suddenly quitted his
flagship, the Re d'ltalia, end weak on board the
A ffondatore. It is &boon his that the world awaited
an explanation, and all that the Admiral hat to
my is that "the commander in chief of a fleet aught
to keep out of the melee, upon the strongest and
swilled verge, so as to survey the chanties of the
battle, and throw himself wherever the greats*
need may occur." But if Pavane had thus, es it
seems to us from hie own oonferaion, abdicated his
offlos as admiral, bow was he by his change of past-
tion enabled to do his work as a easptsin Hi
vowel be tells us. was the strongest mad swift*.
Twice, it ocean, woe the Affondatore steereditraight
upon the Kaiser, at the time that the great ship we.
being battered by the pliant Re di Fortogalki, and
twice did the Italian Admiral's vassal avoid the
shock. Captain Martini called out "port," a move-
ment which would have made the oollinon inevitable,
but Pentane cried out "starboard," and wrathfully
aAded that " that it was for him aloes to give orders."
The Kaiser's fire, he observed, was too heavy.
Persia° declare. that Iso ordered an attack, and
hints, though be does not clearly Mats, that only
three of his ships showed madams to follow him.
But, whether followed by three or by 90, his worse
was plain, and, on the other head, his insinustion
is refuted by irrefragable evidence, sod there seems
absolutely sio doubt WS on that day every man I.
the Italian flesh—but one—did his duty. It is thug
clear that be abdicated his fanotioas as commanding
caber, and we need not feel *swim that in these
circumstance,. the Italians showed themselves so
'pirates and so little able to fight the Austrian
fleet Perinea has bad • trial before • tribunal in.
alined to regard him with the utmost kindliness;
but when these things wer• brought ollt is his own
confession, it is evident that it wee not 'pea to the
Senate to do anything else but cashier him, m has
been done.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

PPWIIY.

A CCIDIST. —A nun named James Tome. labourer
in the employ of Mr. Jody, of Hadipole, wan linefeed
at work in • gravel pit at Opway last week, when
soros part gave awaw and fell upon him. Hew..
taken to the Dorset County Hospital, where it was
found that he had metered a severe fracture of the
lift leg, together with injuries to the eye and right
wrist. He is going on favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

BLANDFORD.

BLit NDFORD CU !lac —Oa Sunday last oilleotions
were mad* after the three servioes at this church,
to defray the expense* connected with the evening
wwvies. The snot of £l9 Is. 5,1. was raised.
TIMPILMINCS PUNT RJUDIS4IIII.—Tba Town-hall
was nearly tilled, with an attentive audience on
Tuesday evening last to listen to • wares of reading,
1., several of the advocates of temperance. The chair
was taken by Mr. Henry Hodges. Tbe readers were
Mr. J. G. E. Lswrencs, Mr. J. H. Bartlett, Mr. B.
1 Cooper and Mr. B. Meader. TIN braes band played
1 selections of music at intervals.

BOROUGH POLICE, Monday.—Before tbe Mayor
•nd W. C. Fineham 11.-q.—Jolin Smith, generally known
as "Irish feel.," wee broaglit up on a warrant charged
with being drunk nod riotous and assaulting P. P. Hann,
on 17th Odkoher lust. The prisoner. who slime October
has been away. was apprehended by P.C. desayiour on
Saturday last —ll- pleaded guilty and leas sentenced to
OM month imprisonment for being drunk and riotous,
and two monihs for assaulting the polloemas.—James
Hops., a young man lately in the employ of Mr.
Kendall, baker mid confectioner, was charged with
•ttempling to moue Smith from the custody of I°C.
Seasiour.—Fle pleaded guilty and was fined El includ-
ing co.ta, to be ptid in 14 dark
DIVIII1011•L PETTY tiramotta, Saturday. —Before
lord Portman, W. P. Okada+, G. P. Mansell, and
11„ A. H. Csiitlecnao, Elm —Mark Squibb, John
Dibbes, Frederick Hall, and Sydney Wedmore, each
about 11 years of age, or Blandlord, were *barged
with cutting and breaking down parte of Br trees in
the Ifilldown plaatation. PitnPerne, belongiat_to
Lord Portman, with intent to steal the same. His
lordship retired from the Bench during the bearing
of the case. He withdraw the charge against thn two
flret-Dameddefeadants. The °then were *mewled,
but as Lod Portman expressed a wish that they
obonld not be Hoed. judgment wad ded,
Thomas Stainer, charged by P. l'l.Taann with
being drunk and riotous in Brayanstonoireet on the
2nd Pobrnary, us. anal 2.0. and costs.—William
°R&M, • labourer of Bhisdford, committed for
westing • quantity of swede turnips on dm 28th
Jlisow7, it. property of Mr. Flower, of France-
farm, wee oommitted for one month with hard
labour.—The defoodaet in the above cam watt
then charged with stealing several old loan from
Ur. Clarks' °Sae, at the Railway Station, Idlendierdi
as the previous avowing. He pleaded guilty to the
s:rat committed for two osleisdar menthe'
trizot
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

!Ecclesiastical Iniclligenu.

Ccarvocomos to prorogued to l'aesday, the 4th of
June nest.

Tgl OsinTA rings states that lishted candles have
latliy been introdutted and plated upon the altar in
Wells osthedrel.
Ma. Blantarom ROT; on the wood rending ol the
Marsh Rates Abolition Bill, will move' that it be
read • losond time noon this dal, dt months.*

rAIf•ABOLICLI STIOD.-7116 Lower Howes of am
vocation pared a resolution on Thursday to the art
that the Archbishop should be informed of the wart
hope of the Lower Hoar that he would iartte all hiehope
in commeniou with the Church of Busload to aseermbk
for the purpose of united deliberation on matters of
°outlaws forret at borne and armed. A dirurian took
plies on the subject in the Upper Here on Friday. their
brdshipe d*arino it wait not Intended to beheld for
in doctrinal points to be settled, bet loving Christian
communion between members of Mother Mena and the
colonial epreopate.

Cosrmutrou JED WOLIMON.—Tbe following Is a
copy of • printed paper issued from one of the aerobes
in London :—" Saint Alba& the Martyr. Holborn.
priest will attend in the weld, to hirer confeedone at
the following times 2 Wednesday : 10 a.ns. to 12 30,
2,90 to 7,45 and after seeming serail" for any rho may
desire it. Pride; Ito 6 'NEIL, for women ooly.
Saturday : 10 a.m., to 12,30, for any one ; 2,30 606
p.m. for mee only ; 6 to 7,45, far girl' osly ; after
evening service, for any one. Those waiting for eon-
limbs are mooted to take their Same in the ride
mats of the north able, am near the &SOW aisle as pas-
sible, but no• in the elsie Hese. Thoes at the book
will fill up the plasmas front at theca ea they as.
varied, but are earnestly desired sot to some into the
sacristy out of their tarn. Having made the. sonfemion
they will totem into the nave of the °harsh for private
prayer. If any mend possibly some nt these times,
they should speak to one of the okra, bet ell are
esposielly entreated to ssookna to the., if poseible."
Commirru ON —The committee of lay-
men, of which Mr. Jobs Abel Smith is &airman, and
M. Robert Culling Hanbstry honorer, ascrony. have
reported in fevonr of Inviting the leading member, both
toy end clerical, of the Marsh of Englan& without
dietlnetion of party, to join in • deputation to the
Prime Minister for the purpose of urging upon the
Government the necessity of legislation for asneading
the Rubric, widish immediately preemies the Order for
Morning Prayer, an 4 also amending the Charge Die-
eipline Act, to SB SO facilitate the netrsining of
Innovations. They further recommend that the
Premier should be requested to advt., her Majesty to
brae • oommimion whisk shall inquire into tie pro.
pristy of amending the Rubric eore=neof, sad of
rendering the eaforessemst of shank in mash
matters prompt and ins:prin. In the emit of DOG-
swoon Ist th rapplication, they meommend remove. to
Parliament, and an address hem ere HOMO to this
Crown. Promotions of Biboolbols aso dooboolOod and
boa*, the ocoosibloo "oosnol boo oomoody and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

Littraturt.

HISTOLOGICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.'

The above with, the joint production of •
medical man and a professor of veterinary medicine,
is remarkable in many respects, but chiefly in
showing that the laws connected with different
animal structures are the same in man and the inferior
animals, not that they are identical in both, so that
the anatomy of one creature is often used to explain
the structure of another, and hews has arisen the
term of "oomparative anatomy." But the work
before us goes deeper into the subject of structure
than merely giving names to different parts ; it
US4S the microscope to develops the minute and
wonderfully interesting details of every part of an
animal such as the bones, the teeth, skin, nails,
ko., and points besides to the nature of the dimness
by which they might become affected. Hence this
little hook is full of beautifully executed woodcuts,
in which we trace the ready pencil of men expert at
teaching, and we can assure our readers, whether of
the human or veterinary schools, whether Andante
of nature or simple lovers of knowledge for its own
sake, they cannot take up a book more completely
packed with information; and we hail its appearance
sot only as as evidence that profemon of the healing
art are looking deeper into the structure of the
different parts of animals, but are therefrom deducing
the true MUNN and arriving at the method of pre-
venting the disease. Prefixed to this work is a
clear descriptiou of the structure of the microscope
and its necessary apparatus, with directions for its
use in the study of Histology; the whole forming
the most complete oompendiam of the varied mat-
tors on which it treats than is elsewhere to be found
in our language, and we bail the appearance of this
little book as an earnest that both sohoole of
medicine have deep-thinking and hard.working men,
and that both can act in contort for the benefit of
man and the creatural that have been made subject
to him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

DIATFIS.

Felverary 8, at No. —l, Cobourrplass, Way:mouth,
suddenly, of ampere% of the loop, glissbetb, sewed
daughter of the late Chagee Rug& of Brighton.
geFebrruuy 10, at °erns Abbas. Hr. Thomas Dousing.
ad 71.
February 11, after 34 years' faithful serves, Mrs.
Mary ILW, housekeeper at Fullerton House Asylum,
egad 56 years.
February 13, in Castlestreet, Salisbury, Mr. John
Herbert Burns, in Ile 56th year of his age.
February 19, at Salisbury. Sarah Laois, third daugh-
ter of the late Mr. Charles Rhoedea, gunsmith.
February 13, at the Kings Arms lam, Blandlord, Mr.
John Lewis, aged 63 yews. Deceased had been end.
lord of th• above inn for more than 40 years, and was
universally respected. He was a kind and benevolent
man, and hie loss will be much fall by the poor.
Febrwry 14, in Arthur-street. Fullerton, of wages-
lion of tire lunge, John Vioery, only son of Mr. J.
Thatcher, in the Wls year of his age.
February 15, in Castle-rtreel, Salisbury, Hr. William
Brown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

9
BRIO PORT LOCAL BOARD.

A meeting of the local board took place on Tumidity,
Mr. Jeffnid n the chair. Mao present Messrs. R.
P. Gundry, Stembridge, Hay, Beach, H. N. COI,
K Cos, Lem., Klmunda, Swain, Bartlett, Golfo', S.
Stephens, Templeman and If. Tucker.
The first business VIM to make a district rata for
the half year. The sum required was £261, which
would be radioed by a rate of 51. in the f, which
it was proposed by Mr. S. Sritruzirs and sec Kided
by Mr. BEACH should be made, and it wee carried,
—This with the rate for the previous half.vear of
101. iu the f, makes ls. 31, as the rate for the
twelvemonths.

It was then proposed by Mr. TatIPLIMAN and
seconded by Mr. BARTLarr that advertisements be
issued for tenders for watering the streets as last
year, and carried.
The next busies= was to oonsidsr a oomplaint of
the inhahitante of Cberd's Mead sate the state of the
road leading from Westetreet to the Baptist and
Roman Catholic Chapels. There wee a lengthened
discussion on this subject as the road is a private one
and ham been eeriowily damaged by the hauling of
materials or the erection of a row of new houses„, end
as these bonsai will be ultimately rated for the
repairs of the roads and other matters
whether or pot it would be advirahle for the
Local Bnard at once to repair the roads, bat the
general opinion was averse to this, and no the motion
of Mr. S. Stephens, manacled by Mr. Collnx, it was
resolved that the coosideration of the matter be
postponed for the present or rather until the building
shall have been completed. A report of the inspector
respecting the state of the pavement in Allington
was reed, recommending an outlay of £3l but this
was ordered to stand over until the quarterly meeting
next month. A letter was received from Messrs.
Bsaba n and Dunhan and read to the Board, to the
following effect :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

JERSEY.

Ormuz/Ai or Cnotnna. —TM island of Jersey*
which bas hitherto escaped the ravagte of the cattle
plague and the cholera, hie at lehigth been ringed by
the later Maw, whisk thresheos to menme •
swims aims& The first Minims to the fatal malady
were seized on &today and succumbed in • few Imre, '
and up to Tuesday night 14 deaths were recorded,
the majority of them being smcngst the lower dames
residing in • dirty neighbourhood near Cheepside,
several of whom, lii reported, bed taken part in an
Irish woke on &today. Bat the themes has not con.
tined Dealt' to persons of this enes. having mhasd and
coined off some in the heart of the town Daring
Wedbesday ton additional deaths were
The authorities are using the most stream= exertions
to meet the exigencies of the mos. The town of St.
Relieve has been divided into districts for the
purpose of efficiently cearying oil sanitary measure,
and fatigue parting of die Web Regiment were engaged
on Wedneeday in erecting tents on Gallows Hill,
where it is intended to remove the families of any
persona who shall be shacked, Me patients themselves
being removed to the General Hospital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

POOLE.

POOLS AND 13017INIXOUTH RAILW•II. —WO ars
glad to learn by a letter from Mr. C. Waring, M.P.,
that the Mentors of the anth Welton Railway Corn.
ion, have authorised his dna to itommence operation'
for W. railway, and that "stem will be immediately
taken to purchase and get pommies of the land, sad
00113111•11 C• the works of miudrestiott*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

t(gticulturt.

8171T01% Pix SIM Lifor.—We hare re.i,xi fro.
Mears, Sutton's Royal Barks Seed Establishment,
Lie.a..din which is cm of the most extensive and best
seed storm in the kingdom, their aew "farm
iiee7lll:t." end we commend it to the attention of oar
agricultural readers. Fall perihelia are given as to
laying down land to permanent pasture, and romerning
the mixtures Resets. Roma prepare for that moose,
sung their professional judgment based as a medical
knowledge of the mils of this and other commies.
Original notes nz.alsoglvenoo &mashers! MIMI from
penonal observation. There are hints on the mitie,-
tion of all the leading agricultural roots and pinta, in.
eluding the forage plant Bremer &trader., sod colourrd
illustrations of the new milks intermediate mangel and
champion swede. The list is complete in every detail,
and will be read with interest and profit by *mica
tarists generally.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

REFORM DE MONSTRATioN .

The Dcmonstretion, ander the auspices .Bth. ItefOne
League, took pleoe is Londe., on Moods,. The Telles
feels pertain that from Ord to last not more than 18,000
pared in the emersion ; and the appeared's of dm
procemionista wander Inferior, far las respeetshisithan
the appearance of the December procendoeiste. The
evening meeting seems to have been tbe mod imposing
part at the whole. Mr. Beaks prodded, and soesekes
we,. delivered by him, The O'Dosioghno, M.P., Mr.
Taylor. IL P., Mn. T. B. Polder, M.P., Profaner
Roger., Me. Ernest Jens; and others.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

MILFORD.

A Camp Bum To Dean'. —An legume wee held
by IL I. Wilson, Esq., on Saturday, on the body
of Fanny Andrews, aged foer years, daughter of
Charles Andrews, who died no Friday from the
effect. of severs barna oh job she received from bee
clothes taking fire on the day previously, dais' the
abeam, of her mother for a few minutes only.
There was no direct evidence to ehow bow the
sosideet occurred. The jury retuned a verdict Mr
"Accidental death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

gold luf to fall ups. the juggler. The clowning fist
of the " eierepinnse," se be is smiled, is to lead the top
into • sort of wooden truaroad, that lutes& from tie
front to the bask silk. platform, and So the frost &gale
on the appetite aide, varied by all aerie ef mines sad
angles, and paining through stamp ministers Haloes
bull in the Japaesse style. Through the fere* of •
single throw the top eompleeise the whole of its
along this initiate road, going over two urinal=
circular curves test is it is about to reach him. The
performance of this trick eonstatetes the whole dety f
the top-spinner. and the woe may be said of the ',-
ailed "butterdy Irish," which is the other great
achievement of the evening. To perform this the
juggler toms a piece of paper Into small fragments, Gqi
of two of which he make. • pair of artiliciel butteraies,
about the size of life. By the aid of two fans, he rat
early keeps these Posting in the air, bet asks, them
settle on • large bouquet of dowers and dart in and out
of a porcelain vase. For the most part the entertain.
meet it enlivened by the delighted shrieks and ghoul.
of two Japanese children, who encourage the juggler in
the distiller,* of hie deity, and oesepy that seet of mid.
podtios between erreetneor andltri ner winch belones
eses
to the clew, of an eqtrian The Warily thus
promeeed is quailed by • egoompantreent,
played on the musical instruments of Jar", whir*
endures nearly the whale of the rousing. Other mem.
hers of the troop go threesh feats on the tight rope,
and do a few tricks, but is these there is no great Dovelte,
and the deliberate slows= with which the Japenae
stake their preparatkees 0001/Seill 1161114V•lit•pOitlay
with the nimble European artists of the same kind. Iltit
the "top" and the "butterfly* are really unlike, and
, should be seen by every ooe who takes an interest in
the quasi-coult site to which they beton. Whether
the two tricks are does just as they seem to be dour—
whether the top is widowed with louposetinned notice
by the mere force of the threw, sad the bettor* is
kept up by the mere vibration of the fess, or whether
there is some other sustaining force not visible to pro-
fane eyes—we will not undertehe to decide. If there ie
any deception in the Woks, they amain dir,di indolent•
If then Is none they are marvellous
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

surroN BANGER.

As LORD Cow Lev's workpeople were engaged in
digging the foundation fora wall at Sutton Lase Farea,
they deanery' • leaden eel's, lying dimes lly under
the road. and so near the sedan that it was completely
lettensd by the pre•sers of pessieg vehicles, ke. Ii
contained the skeleton of • larg• maa, lyieg fees down.
yenta; the bonen and teeth were perfect, bat tin weal
of the outer opine was quite deasysid, sad • greatdesi
of tha laid had eeriMed, tor.ther with the solderi_ee
that tha plates merely overlapped on* &anther. The
lead was of extraordinary thickens, aid elle• what
reineined on the odic weighed from sto 6 eat. The
bones were meter d to their old resting plan, where
they ha,. probably laid more then a thousand yea,.;
they may be the remains of MOOR old Bride's ebief.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

TISBU BY.

A FATAL blitsrairc—An inquest wee 6.14 by
R. 14. Wilson. Keq , at ilia Tiateu7 Mice Work•
house, no Thursday week, on the body of Samuel
Purnell, aged 5.5, • marinstore dealer at Timbers, who
was fousd drowned in the river bladder. MOT Pit
Hoene Park. Mr. Harding, of Renter, istokor•
stated that deceased was at his booms ow Tuesday,
till three Wolcott, and then went away, bet returned
again shout bait-past four. and stayed till after
seven when he left, driving his OWD horn and cert.
The next morning the bone and can were fogad in
the water at Bulbridge, about a mils from Kr.
Harding's residuum, the bores being died; and no
dragging the water the body of dm deceased was
found. He was quite dead, and bad appareotly
been in the water several boon. It was • dark and
stormy night, and the deceased must have turned off
the road, thinking be bad come to tbii bridge, when
in fact he was a short distaime from it, as was
evident by,. Um tracks of the wheels, Verdiot,
Accidental Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

SWANAGE.

A Lacroix was, on Thursday se'nuight, delivered
tho Bey. Owen Mansell, at the Mowlem
Institute, on the bite explosions at the " Oaks" and
'take" Collieries. The lecture was numerously
attended, and at the chide • collection in behalf of
the sufferers was made, and realised the sum of
E 3 100. 6d. The United Swaney Choir kindly
gave their services on the oocaaion.
Mowi.ta Inerrrors.—The annual report shows
that the institute is in a very prosperous end satis-
factory condition, and that, though there has been
an este& ez MIMS (not fortunately required every yea...)
abed t £ll for thorough repair, painting, ku, there
is only • debt of £9 on the seine, and we trust and
doubt not but that some mesas will be devised for
I liquidating this amount. There matinees to be •
good sepply of p•pers and periodicals, which,
together with tbe various gamse, are much
appreciated and well Geed. The library has reoeived
the important addition of about 50 good volumes,
thereby making the total number about 600. There
are also 129 members, against 109 last year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

We are, yours reapeetralll.
GERARD fok WON.
JOHN DUNHAM.
This letter 000esiosed MOMS diseessies, bat the mat-
ter wee stopped. as the aeseting had resolved itself
into the quarterly meeting of the

Tows CousciL.

There was very little bushier arising out of the
minytes of the last meetlog ; there were no tenders
MA for the purchase of DOOVOINNI.
Tbe report of the Valuing Committee as to the
East Cottage, lately purchased by Joseph P. Caudry
Esq., was produeed and read. It recommeoded the
forfeit for inserting additional lives in the lease, on
the valuation of Mr. Morgan, the actuary, should be
£234. The report was approved and adopted.
Sundry bills, amounting to £49 14e. ltd., were
ordered to be paid.
Mr. H. N. Cox then drew attention to th• fact
that the lease of the Market and Fair Tolls to Mr.
Woodward would expire on March 25th, and he
proposed that notice be issued that the tolls would
be let by auction on Tuesday, March 12th. Mr. S.
Srsruess @wooded the motion, which was carried.
Mr. 11. N. COI. likewise drew attention to the
feat that on account of the death of Mr. Samuel
Speaks, the boicher's stall which formerly belonged
to him in the Market-house bad now paned into the
hands of the Council. Some other stalls had like.
wise been forfeited by death. It was ordered that
these stalls be advertised to be let by tender.
Tat 0000loded the business of the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

THB RESOLUTIONS UPON RIPORN.

The followiag ia • ootry of the 14110111110114 to be
moved by the Chancellor of al Esobigeer in Com•
mittee of the whole Home, oil Moodily, February
25:

"This House having,..ll.l. dart Session of
went. assentod to the read's( of • Bill anti
'A Bill to extend the right of Voting at gladiola
Members of Parliament -In England Lad Win.,' ii 01
opinion.
"1. That the number of elecnois for counties and
boroughs in England and Wass ought to lors
orra.ed.

"2. That smith inertias. may best be effected by holti
reducing the valued the qualifying tenement ie soantieg
sad boroughs, and by adding other franchises no
dependent on such value.

"3. That while It is desirable that a 'sore direct
repreeentatioe abould be given to the labouriog class,
it is 000trary to the Constitution et this realm to give
to any ooe elms or interest • prodominating pewee over
the Fria the community.

"4. That the oempatioa f ranehim In eoultamand
boroughs eball be bated Upon the prineiFle at

. .
"5. That the principle of plurality al robes, if
adopted b., Parliament, would facilitate the settle-
ment 01 the boreogh franchise on an eites.iee basis.

"6. That it I. expedient to feriae the exalting
diatribation of seat&

'7. That in snob revision it I. not expedient Usei
any borough now repreeented in I.rtioa.nt should be
•holly divlranehised.

"S. That. in revising Use 'siding distsibation
seats, this House will sekeowledgii, as its twain eon.
siderstinn, the espediency of supplying repreeentition
to pl.oes not at present repreeented. and which may be
considered entitled to that privilege.
"9. That it is espelient that provision ohould be
made for the better prevention of bribery and corruption
at elections.

"10. That it is expedieet that the system of registra•
lion of voters in counties should be aealmilated, as far
as point' I. to that which prevails in boroeghs.
"IL That it shall be open to every Parliamtntary
elector, if he thinks fit, to record his vote by means of •
polling•piper, duly signed and autlientiotted.
"12. That provisions be made for diminishing the
distance which voters have to travel for the purpose of
reonding their votes. so that no expenditure for such
purp an shall hereafter be legal.
'l3. That a bumble address be ;Invented to Her
lltsje4y, prating Her Majelty to issue a Royal Coin-
mission to form and submit to the consideration or
Parliament • scheme for new and enlarged bound•riew of
the eii•ting P•rlismentary boroughs where the pupal.-
ti's extet.ds beycnd the limits now signed to such
boroughs ; and to Ix, subject to the deeition of Perils.
men', the boundaries of such other boroughs as
Psi lierneot nsay deem It to be represented in this
House."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

SALISBURY.

A PPOIPTIIIST Or QUIDS' Bu.iun. - Hoary
Chdley, E.g., of liarderip Pars., has bees duly
sworn as High Sheriff of Wilts. and has appeinked
Mr. West Awdry his trader Sheriff.

Siam( Cnonai. SocirrY.—This society ha. pat
Mt° Mumma Spotir's oratorio, The Lass ./nalynteng
The work is to be performed with full orchestra'
ob.rus and solo vocalists, some time before Beater.
Loittroir Unlvinsrm—Vre hod, from the London
University matriculation list, that • first class Ism
been gained by Mr. A. C. Clark, late meter of the
Salisbury National School, who I. now orm of the
masters at lisaleybury College.
Caws M•e•re—There was • better supply of
obsess Cl our market on Thursday week, and of im-
proved quality. Although there ••••sed • little life in
Lb. trade, prone mastb• quoted as before : —Beet
cheese, from 645. tei 744.; one prime lot of twe tons,
we believe, made 75a.; skims, es. to 50s. per on'

IMO CRORCII hiOl6lo/18 TO TEO Rowell
CATHOLIC& —TOO =DOA pennons on behalf of the
Irish Church Mieeioos to the Roman Ctitholias were
preaebed at filt. Paul's Church. Fieberton, on Sunday
is the morales sad ...wog by the Rev. T. Teign-
MOS* Shore, and in the afternaoa by the Rev. H.
Balks. The oolleationa amounted to El 2. OIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19

DENTIST,
79, ST. TROLLS STRUT, WEYMOUTH.

TEETH.

MO NB.

L 23 TB,

1319KREONS reqttiriaq ARIIFICIAL TILETH
_i_ can save more than half the natal shari. by '
ming IL Lin' Incorruptible Wawa Artificist
whichare of the best quality made in the world ; the;
are warranted as useful for mastication as unequalled
for economy, durability, •od comfort The frame are
base is a strong body of vulcanised India rubber, in
*bleb the teeth are set, strongly fastened to the nibs!'
by • strong gold wire. Artificial teeth made and set is'
the way deeiribed ire indestructible, and dmr he used
daring a lifetime, whits the usequalled redastiott In
price places them within the reach of every one.
From 12 to 33 guineas ia generally charged hY
dentist/ for one set of teeth. M. Lem 'implies them of
a seperior quality from 3e, to fa. per tooth, or 23 to £5
per double set, warranted ; and in sass of aosident be
repairs them free of charm within period of ten years.
thitukchthaatrodanuointitowin
or in
ekpricietwitota,
only
iniy.docenr,inpaidepereessas
those
Prices, but W. LIT, will be happy to show the pries
lista of the beet nazufmtnrers of misersl teeth in the
world to any persons having doubt as to the very beet
quality of teeth and materiel supplied by him, sod be
sheU be able to oonvinos them that at those prices be
am realise 90 per cent. prodt for skill and labour, aod
that the dentists who charge ose guinea lota single
tooth, and from 12 to 30 quinces for a set of teeth, ace
most exorbitant over•obargers, and they deprive • great
many persons of the benelt of dentistry.
PAINLIMS DENTISTRY.
No operation is more dreaded by a great number of
persons than the extraction of a tooth, and for no opera.
Ron bas more things been teted to avoid pun; elec.
Welty was very mash used le Frame some years ago,
chloroform is still used all over the world (a &uprose
agent and of very little advantage). Dr. Richsrdsos
has invented an Instrument to apply ether to the
tooth before its extraction. The only inoonveniemis
attending its use is the fact that two instruments are
required to be put in the mouth—one to apply the ether
and the other to 'unfit the tooth. When the lest i to
go in there is often said " wait • nament," sod than
the effect of the ether is goes before the inotrnmeet
*an resell the tooth. The operation is then not amiable
ma Nom. Lies boa micoesded in maiming sal asks•
omit by whisk be can apply ibe ether apt =cowl the
booth at the same time; the operation is always Eweee
and is meentedin Ism time then I. required to say
rItICES.
Artificial Teeth set in pent 9414, per teeth ; pet
set ; set in the beet prepared Lam rubber, aeft
01
bard los, from Is to do Per teeth r
double set. Teeth IL 84" Pd•
MIMI&
_IL TIMII
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