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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

erountrp Illitsct I tang.

Tolit is plain that the spirit of the act, and
of deeliderts under it, is against charges for carting the
of ttews (not timber) from one part of a (arra to the
' for' the farmer riding hit pony from ens part
to the other.--,etprktilterai Gauges.
PACIEUG GIATILF3.—THe best mote of peeking Grapes
to travel any considerable diatance to tle,the
doirit the bottom of shallow boxes made, to drop
an outer packing ease. Or else to Jackie each
bunch in a pointed bag (foiled like a gropers egigar
paper) of cartridge paper and to plea* tbant as clotell as
they will lie side by Ate in, a
,aiwile layer le memoir
boxes.—Gardeners' C4r05#4,,,,H

PausiNG.—Cat back the large bombs of igood.th.d
; new now one spring. The straggling tavola of large
thododendroes, eve or tit feet in diansellsoptimosplan.
fed in march but had better be left till theyoaseAreoly,
tp,breals neat spring, especially if you whilviltrimet
fU%ard to produce • thick growth near the grossd.--

I_
.arlYr FLOWIIII.—The early morning is the preferable
time to cut flowers for bouquets, all other conditions
being epnaL Flo ...era not separated from the stew
are of course fed by the sap during the night, the
surrounding atmosphere being at the same time ley
exhaustive than-during tha day. Hence they most jilt
fresher in the morning than in the evening; and this
fresher they are when cut the longer they will in.
The duration of cut dowers, however, depends DAM
little upon their age when cut.
GOOD AND Ran HrtrDe 07 Feeot.--The housekeeper'
It. general outs the Gordian knot by rejecting essaryr ,
thing except the toteagaricus qampestria, which be I
satisfy her requisition" must have beadtifully pink
"--,,k rather ruddy when bruised. Even that, Liltn
_ often rejected while some culinary martinstie
.... pus nothing except whet comes from the enneleo
room bed,, though as dangerous speeiessometi
there sumn the f1..1c14 or wood, for it is a great
to r- a that it invariably yields one
.1
tat no certain rule for d ~1
must in general reject theueliallibiliffei am ,1
,t taste, or which are on the wiiiie of Air 1
or the attacks of Insects, but even
,ro .s oomething depends.e the model,'
oY -/ on indirridued..-- -
-k of esting '
Al port,sa ..-
make , the
of'

age
nioe,as

something ou
' would think
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

Afe demolition
ry rere bee,
of many ernPs
- fr'atte and
• power, or
mood these

.4 for
J•
'itteer pcie.
• essommeed
Eclipse, Rivers' Elise,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

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Mew B Wirille powDzßoll____
z Ii •
haniTr",
eth to Beektemairoid.rd""747
-
by l'• MIST. 4: at °' irebl• situe 6. is .......
'ir Oburdward. farairia. --
lOXICAL
;ft.. x.r..
Pm-

RIflE £6 DAY and AS ON(
PE.—From F.
Square, Brighton,
my interview with ye- on the
• I
_have heard fry
lOW 11."- "MS daffier

and 8.w50,1011.0N8, ,
, London, W.

_ Clock for the
Chronograph Dial, by
- 1863, 1964, and
4 Honourabh

affording a perfect
termer medicine, the
disorders
known te

t imperfect t
restimoniala
solividnala of
application.
Ifeem. J. GIOSNELL
Perfumer? to H.P.H. the

DORSETSBIRE..

--
VALUABLE FREEeoLn nnusg, GARDEN,
srmeLg, AND rtowszi ; LEASEHOLD
ORCHARD. GARDEN, STABLE AND COACH-
HOUSL—STURMINSTER NEWTON.

iv( R. ROSSITER has been kindly instructed
11.1. to offer by PUBLIC AUCTION, the following
very desirable FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD
PROPERTY, at the CatOWn INN. STUBMINsTnit
NxWTON, on MONDAY, OCIOBER 2nd, 1863, at 4
o'clock in the afternoon, subject to conditions of Sale
then to be product d, and in the following Lute :
. Lot L —All that ad•antageously Minute Freehold
Dwelling-home, in the °entre of th• Market-place,
Stunninster Newton, cont.ining four first Bedroom.,
five Attic., Water Closet, Dming and Drawing•iooms,
Larder, Kitchen, China Pantry, Laundry • three-stall
Stable; Greenhouse, 30 br Ilift, with steam-heating
Apparatue, together with Gersten, No. 53 on the Tithe
Map, containing 21 perch, shot small Leasehold Garden,
No. 52 on the Tithe Map, containing 8 perch, or
thereaboutv, late in the animation of JOHN 000DHIDGI.,
deceased.
Lc:t 2. —All that Productive Orchard end Garden,
with Stable and ComM•house situatteln White Lane, in
the mearsitien- If H. cleilmis•vasoorr, Ai., Pim- IS oil
the Tithe Map, containing 3 mods 28 pero:i, and held
Mr one life, aged about 83.
The property may be viewed one week prior and
morning of Sale, by obtaining a written order from the
A UCTIONItitt, of whom all further neceiwary particulars
may be ob,ained, and of 24r. H. C. DASHWoOD, Solicitor,
Sturmisater Newton.
_ _ _

Dated Auetion and Ageney nflioes,
Sturminster Newton, September 11th, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

, tpkairtwal
Royal qotel; W,
lira!la ia nd
to.

eatabliah'

dirtaib

tondition

laysaadealareii)e-'
NM Mr. 0'
reflective '
natured ;
treated his simnel:ill with - - -
oorporeal calibre of his better nattire.
.Great men
and women made him their prophet; gladly gave
up much daily- bread, belt, and loveable roEtters of
food, ko reduce their bulk. Nature is ;very gootk,
mowed if yotl have only offended het, tioteettlaill,
maimed her, she only aaks of you, to do echo morello,
to eat in future for her sake' rather thith odt owe*
Oh I that coow had speesia that an Oa amid presche
a pig lecture I We *honk% then learn from
stall, and Pity ,‘ that there may be a clean t
appetite, much fat, and yet a oonstit -ion so
*hosed, that a feather may torn the
coal.; one For from a blast of wind blowing over a
dead beast mire. *way rimy infect this pampered
blood, in at once disease and destroy. We wonder
how in foul a oast coat& statist° so fair a chamber;
we ought to remember that artifieial nature is after I
a Dort nature pervieted,'lmitAre unnatutalised, and 1
therefore out of health, as snob, in a oonditicro in
which its force must be weak as against imported
disease; an animal kept for our special purpose in a
certain condition of whit we call health, may sitar
all be in a state of disense, a state altogether ut "Ate,
to contend With any sudden conatitutionsl tne
Times.
- Pomo; Kayo

r!peotiog,

ra!peti,

2:!gdotoi

kerer

niatitted

disturb-

BCfRoUGH t,
- it, Durtien

'
—H enTy

14th.

1869430

,sdroittbleves,
first krottglit ,

hive lateeh
.he hoteL
O'clock or
dressmg '
retiring
stirprire,
- was

_
~ and •
that . - reijhbonbood
, the i
ea-in?,
gr 19.,
deiig : ..11111
main . Lit 'f# ""ik , .; '
at natu hales
oertai alt44.alif "-5...
a fat • plitiabta MI
I of a' hattrads 1,
by:aim . titi
' the li..'--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

Ift to ollooselol- ritiowttualli Twat.
White Lane, en
ailadiert
1114.1 WM 6b-1-4-44VpteinSer, 4t , 1865.

CALFHAY FARM, LEIGH, DORSET,
8 Miles from Yeovil, 6 from Sherborne, 5 from C,erne,
2 from the Evershot, and 3 from the Yetminater
Stations on the Great Western Railway.
T
0 BE LET (by Tender) the FARM-
HOUSE. COTTAGES, and about 251 Acres of
rich PASTURE and ORCHARD LAND, and 24
Acres of ARABLE, part of the above exoellent Dairy
Farm. Entry 6th April, 1866.
Tenders, in writing, to be left at the Farm-house on
or b-fore the Ist October, 1865, where the terms of
Letting and other particulars can be seen after the 101.1 i
August, 1865. Right of reusing any Tender reserved.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

AGENTS WANTED.

THE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.

MR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
of HACKS. HUNTERS, HARNESS and
CART HORSES, CARRIAGES, &0., are held on every
CATTLE MARKET DAY.
Mr, WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Gentlemen are conilnually repreaenting to him that it
vrould greatly fatilitate the Sale of "good class Hemet.,"
If Rothe arrangement could be made for vie*ing them
day or tan before the Sale at the Repository. If sent itt
on the Friday before the Sale, two clear days *bold he
afterded, the whole ekpense o which would be 3a. esch
horae per day tot keep and groom, amounting to 12s.
from Friday to Tueadsy inclusive, the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2s. 6d. if bought in. or
the Commission if sold on,the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Auctioneer to advertise the Hurt** as Ming
"on view.' for Tuesday's Sale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

HEALTH, DOMESTIC and PERSONAL
PURITY, secured by nascent or ozonic Oxygen,
as contained in CONDY PATENT OZONIZE,
Water for the Bath and Toilet and other Dauber, '
preparations.
Sold by all first-class Chemists..
Chemical Works, Battersea, S.W
, .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

slime
, peat week
itflude'td

A DOM:

IwiA,
well a 8
t,
hidh-

,
5r learning
\ fter • fai

`.PRESS
nob,
appreFiated.
ad v -

and schools of West Dorset, and we are
well aware, it is and will be appre. It ia,
however, on the popular advantages of the
School of Art we love mainly to speculate,
because ita primary intention is the advanw
ment and improvement of the working people.
To this end, art has for years been moulded at
;ton, and scut forth to work its
In teeth anti skill all over thti
s a poor Creatlire that has not a
.., species of art or ornament. To
latent seeds of artistic talext which
less
,wers

intiton,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

1#11i"of
)4 th htt
treaht I at
• Ir

dairy, I
.Ain coat, great
constitution •

apartpents

diwo;ered the

"Aflot!

. awakening either on
„An heard his door tried in the night, but
nothing of it, eonceiving that 10830 one had
i the room. A correspondent expresses surprise
that the suspected thief was allowed quietly to
reston-snper-Har• by the eleven o'clock train
day. He stated in the presenoe of several'
that he could give no reference to any one in
I es to his character or calling in life, The
was found out within three or four '-
occurred and it the -

A booty \
One gentleman
thought
mistaken
,s to find t
4T• leave WI
on Monday.
Din persons that
England es --
The west or hours after
4201 robbery
ocoorr , ieston, Brietol, and ,
London detectives' have their eyes open tke thierelvineY
it yet be disoover. Many of fibeforeisnals are known
tn the detective police in Londoni, and whew the
robbery was teleErMe cifilt taMlt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

repisetereai with
Tire zeta-mom Ti beinglßed np

swellings, and Oontriicted 'mil
diligently rubbing this 000li
In all maladies of sesuesel tie , ereesstee doration
the Pals should be taken, to root out the last seeds of
the disorder and so hasten the desired cure.

The following is an extract from the Second Edition I
(page 188) of the Translation of the Pharmisoopoiis
the Royal College of Physicians, of London, by Dr. G.
F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. :—" It is no '
sinall defeat in this compilation (speaking of the
pharmspopreia) that we have no purgative mass but
what contains alone; yet we know that hcemorrhoidal '
perrons cannot bear aloe., except it be in the form of
COCKLE'S PILLS, which chiefly consists of aloes
scanimony, and colocynth, which I think are forme'
into a sort of compound extract, the acridity of which
It obviated, I comets& by an alkaline process, and by a
&myth ingredient (unknown to me) of an aromatic tonic
nature. I think no better and no worm ol it for its
being a patent medicine. I look at it as an article of
oommeroe and domestic tionveuistica, and de not heel.
tate to my it is the best made pill la the :
muscular purge, a mucous Purge, and • bet'
purge combined, and their effects properly control,
a dirigent and corrigent. That it does not common.,
produce hcemorrhoids, like most aloetio pills, I attribute
its being thoroughly soluble, no that Co urtdisaileed
articlee adhere to the inneous membrane.

up ia
a similar manner to correspond with the billiard.
sum. The improvementi in the dining-room,
include the fixing of new machinery to open
the top windows for ventilation. In the oak-
room the ornamental selling has been gilded.
In the Vaadyea-room, the old common glass
window. have given plate to new framework and
squares of plate-glass of appropriate dimemlises. the
walls have been stripped of the woodwork and covered
with fibrous inflammable slates, the ceiling has also
been decorated in a new style, similar to that of the
Rubene-room, The cook.' dining.romn has been moot
improved by the introduction of large lanterns to give
more light and increased ventilation, and the walls
have been replastered and done up. The tradespeople
engaged are Messrs. Myers and Sou, of Lambeth,
budders ;Mr. John Vie Cooper, of Windier, decorator;
Kr. George, Windsor, plasterer ; and X. duster. from
London carver. Wean. Myers, finding that there wee
some dessatisfac4on expressed anioug their workpeophi
'at the Castle, us account of the Nati &their
ertutparison with the present high price of pro,
, after inquiring fur: into the matter, have
increased their wage. from 54d. to 6d. per hour, whim%
will make an addition to their weekly ray of aboO,
2e. 6d. per weak. , .. •

Ih&adoew
_we wrniee.

Ton, ildlAdod 0100-rO•
e hor q b - , .„ISMOIMIN: li4iwpme
~... o`--• wise:pm. tht ao dloi noo
. aulr
overcon„ by tote to the out on,lradhoveirabevee:
enlarge aloes elfg2g.sk=ar lig"' '
one*** into the Ain. "Ilk4l. alwi a 460 "VI - been
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

000•11i013
bed
=B.

w.
Thursday
. .

were
.Mr.
other t were
the Rev. R. B. . Watts
(curate), Revs. Br „ Sava" Pald,
and Tv/n.ll. Tim
_m were vory nicely rendered
by the /Lofted choirs of Spettiebnry and (harlton, Mr.
B. R. Groves ably 'at the organ. The following
was the mtleAiu Plain;. Val
_
and Pareell
choir) Jo'

?_rei",

_
, •
`tia grau
LONDON AND SOUTR•WIMSTRRN RAILWAY.
_
ILI. CHEAP EXCURSION, WSYMOUTH,
'se , tor 6 et A diya, on MONDAY, 25th SEE'.
TIMBER.

Fares to London and beak.
Lease a.m. tat Class Closed Cars,
Weymouth • at 7.201
Dorche.ter - „ 7.45
Mbreton „ 7.55
Wool -
Wareham 0 15
Poole Junotimt
Foote -8.1 o)
Wernborso „ &48)
Christolituolt - &26
V•isswood „9. 81
illohnsley - „ 9.24
Arrive London 1,25

I
PA

ion.

136. &I. es.

FONTILELL MAGNA,
. MoNcirott, Req., of; thle 'Maio, gathered on
-creasy lest a quantity ot very. SM. peas, which he
prevented to (Sir IL B. Baker ,for the lnanqttet given by
that noble. gentleman le the Cherbourg Corporation,
BPETTIBBITICY.
Tog anniversary services of the roopmaing of the
panels church were held on Friday imit, the 15th inst.
The sacred edifice wee very tostelhdly decorated for the
and excellent and mpropriate sermons we'-
by the Rev. lir. Torkington and Rev.
The other der/meek 11.0 obsavad present
B. Vizard (reetor), Rev. R.. R. "
8101..nlisstio, Miesdialt
• eboralservioes wv
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

present.
Cherbourg t„,
'hearty 10acome
"'to.'to the

happy day
Poole as
,
Donn! h.
Malik-0d theft iintarely
without. "

I even%

gm_
waka‘le
them to

-Ist

Which

Pri ut

chanting, and
n

merchants of Cherbourg
••• now annually rejoiced
and felt that it
able tai welcome
urn. They also
se Scinierset and
thvin, and
Alitaldiebtrig a communi•
not have had the
gmelkes Ingather in that
isimehnt Ilillpiestilindetkinn every somas
priwpaiitys, iilkigeibitatulated them on -Us*
4 imps.ointmlutiCliteir reesipta, which he
;.ponOdeeit.Wvitild steadily continua
'could not think that tho present
ilee of peace—was very
and While the bowled
1 emulating each othdi
and in the magntek
4y given, they had,
way bet with feeling/1'
nthinited:nrty, to entertain their
`. keighboors. Lase might their friend.
*Sue. lieti them lay themselves out
with .god's help, to de their humble
those bonds of union between the
- Corporation of Poole would not
kind reseption and msg. nifieept
en recently given them by the Corpdre,4
.itrbourg. the remembrance of whin);
their sympathy with the town and its
Yet him bid them a hearty-
. the old town and county of Poole. fin
to have the opportunity, in their presenelac
a least; erbialu the, wolla-all mgt. in'
• eathadassa. He gave them "The
. Emperor, the Empress, and the Prince
might the Emperor, one of the greatest
sum, &rag live and continue to odds the
01 Franco. The toast was reosieed 'WrUh
tremendous band played l'AjtiVist

X. Alfred Lien!,
I:—Gentlemen,
'Niffre been very
ieith which

so enxiothily,,
4 the i mea And thomitisenia-Uti
ago, uuti.ita neighbourhood. The;..
' 400 of their hopeis
for them in being able
friends and niighbonre.
die director, of the F
hearty welcome
- for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

1851 ;Had 1862.

ItEQUIfttNI:4 no Steel Spring round the
body, is oommended for the following
peculiarities and advantages : ist --Facility
of application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom from
liability to chaff or excoriate; 3rd, it may
is woni with equal comfort in any position
,f the body, by night or day; 4th.—lt ad-
mits of ery kird of exercise without the
lightest inoonvenience to the wearer, and is
perfectly concealed from observation.
" We do not hesitate tog veto this invem

MU unqualified approbation, and we
_ strenuously advise the use of it to all those
stand in need of that protection, whichthey cannot
o fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any
wther apparatus or truss as from that which we have
he highest satisfaetian in thus recommending—Church
anti State G atrial

Recommended by the ftfildwing eminent 'gorgeous :-,4-
,Wlll., ',racoon, Esq., F.E, S., Profeasor of &legacy in.
Kitifell College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, te.;
C. G. Guthrie, Esq., SU rgenn to the Royal Westminster
Ophthalmic Hoepital ; W. Bowman, Esq., F.H.S.,
Asaiatant-Surgeon to Kieg'ocCollege Hospital ' - T. Call-
away, Eol., S-nior AssistaintSurgroo to Guy'sHoepital ;
W. Coalman, Esq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Blurted Curling, Esq., F.KS., Sergeon Cathie London
Hospital; W. J. Fisher, Esq., Surgenn.in•Chief to the
Metropolitan Police Force; Ashton Key, Esq., Surgeon
to Prince Albert; Robert. Liston, Esq. F.A.S. ; James
Luke, Esq. Surgeon to the tiondon SOleiety ; Erasmus
Wilson, Esq., F. kt.B ,and many &hera.
deacriptive circular may be had by poet, and the
Trues (which cannot fail to lit) can be forwarded by
post, on sending the circumference of the b.c.cly two
nohow below the hips, to the manufacturer,
MR. WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Priee of a Single Tram, 165., 215., 26e. 6d., and 310.6 d. •,
postage, in. Price of Double Trues, 31.. 64., 425., and
525. 6d.; postage, le. 84. Price of an Umbilical Truss,
411 s; and 625. 64: ; postage, 104.
Plist °Mee Orderti to be made payable to John Whitej
Poet Office,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

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D0_it:44..., COUNI"it gXiVtruB,...,_SAND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1865. '
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to
,
th.turiefterabie,bualttthteuitchenooners--.1. e:
- - -•••1 anitOOla Of West Dorset, and as snob, we are champagne the attack and defence %carried on litho, me, hotel-keepe' ris afraid to hand • snapectedlidef ewer lit ' PR08,1514 ' ULTE -OF
FRENCH AL NC* ON THE HOUSE
•..:,, ..,id will be appreciated. It is, 1 end instead di.mantlecl works we have dendthed ths
. —1 oantages of the ' viands, and instead of dead men as they shotu
_.,.4. , have thaw other " dead men" who rather Pu.,•
what la TI/AT (t. 19lAS, B ftir.
0. I the body than let a soul out. A " few pare,polhe, fearing that an action may be brought
:,1 7: nit't°•boobitreb dß7nk'thaeribooneAl Ml:met:lan oe n o
tiounie
th,llerino: etn.
lli w: againM him for !alma impri,onment. The proprietor' of
To the 'editors.
ind use way hack in the course of a month or two *oh.
£llO
rsotwehe r.diarsi:ieg
Bros% n and I went the other day to ace the corn-
riders. Me confidence is entertained that in the disoo. tint-
laiftedthhititeahlti:ofwhegoui_lnd.gnoladffnaderd vpaserrtrepeti:eracardu.i: ;3nf
r
Vo tu e. bined fleete at Spithead, blending their brilliant • :Montt •t
_, • colours like the rainbow after the flood. Lo ! what
_ , pb. luta!, port of P001.4..e
.:?.isarli,,,,iltiabbl e,
tofsrriedridulllyys
splendid sets of plated **ides! enough to treat
. -I.l'
ilal‘t''
11-4 il..lirielaattEL.7- the Whole world at an tuternationel bancinet r
, market moderate rates eel still be likely to prvail
e
*hat a bestitifel sight. to Bee the warriors of ti, .
...silting and in arm, laid sitting'st roughtint the remainder of the year. The tint price
' '-•-• kaires.,ancl forks, of Consols this morning was 89i exactly, and they left
•^o^merly off at 891 to t for delivery, and ,Mil to 90 for the 10th of
October. Banititoek left off at 248 to MO. Rockwell
--... Cents, 8.4 to i ; Indian Stock, 2tEc
-"" to I : Rupee Paper„,
-.
.-__
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

IMPORTANT TO BREEDERS OF PUREBRED
SUSSEX DOWN SHEEP.

--
MR. H. RICHARDS has been honoured
with instructions to announce that he will SELL
by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st,
1865, in the above Fair, 100 very prime full-month
SUSSEX EWES, in Lots of 8 and 10 each, the property
of J. J. FABQUHABISON, Esq., of Langton House,
ellandfurd, end brtd by him from the Celebrated Fleck
of the Lite Dors of RICHMOND sod JONAS WEBB,
the whole of wlich bred lambs hot Ee.soft, sod will
fIOW be warranted in ell respects as Breeding Ewes.
The Auctioneer, presuming on the world-wide fame of
the Laugtou Flock, considers comment from him un-
necessary, but he is authorised to state that any
purchasers from a distance requiring such accommoda-
tion, nifty allow their lots to return to Langton on the
cley of Sale, subject to being delivered at the Blandford
Station on s following morning.
• to tam ineo•-- Ave o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

2Egrlcultarr.

DA/70E1400P 800 PLAWL—Attention lies recently
been called to the poisonous properties of the Bog
Alpbode', Na reface oionfragam. Cows which have
eaten of she plant have died after a severe attack of
dysentery, their milk turning as bitterer gall; sod sato
known to have partaken of this milk have died also.—
o Ofirokek.

r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

are now given
t the following
, road-makers,
miners, carpenters,
wheelorrighta, eltip-
---nats of goad

- IDrawing,
Church, '
Guineas.

get
Ames, Jane, -
BENSON'S 4-OMNI
I Petent“ Lever Watch, e
_

Idimitetes.
without
Watch •

, doubt, _
manufactured
BKNSON'S
Jew.
dfa,-
BETA°les

II or t.
A PROFIIBIL.
of Watches, Clocks,
construction of Wie
free C"

• catalogue
illustrations, 1.,
J. W. Benson,
request. Exhibition, 1862,
which wee tinned " '
1865. Prise
llimtion Class
LIIDG
"Ie_NADA
,-
Pull
' by

'betas" I

Auction,
-

• I Owned

Mt Frond)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

NEW PATENT

ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE-CAPS4c

The material of which these are made is recom-
mended by the Faculty as being pecnlarly elastic and
eompressible, and the beet invention for giving efficient
and permanent support in all owes of WEAKNESS
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
OPRAINS, kci. It is porous, light in texture, and
Inert:lenitive, and js drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Pelee, 4s. 6d., 7s. ed., 166., to los. eeith. Postage, 6d.
JOHN WHITS, Manufacturer, 225, Pilicadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Palace.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

having
robbial IL

I(ti hat Rim- to
take up a position.
- hob-nobbiag

the

' ehoebsei

tt.
after
French, and causes
of the Hqnie IF,taternnientr
outbre,awe,ight think o
or lauglbodAt.i• ladeed„a4
concerned, the poliee2ura
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19



0 .
DOR
the '
d seed merchant, w ..'—ie"...--t.jn En.3heavyr' we °tee and
roots, which, we unde ' en the birth of
Higher Burton, W. htligi - ,
nil
. •
GOV illitna INT EMIGRATION. —14113 Government emi-
grant ship Lincoln, 996 tons, Mr. Thomas P. Leamous,
master, belonging to Mews. Temperleys, Carter, and
Derke, London, sailed from Plymouth on the 16th
inst., for Adelaide, South Australia, with 408 Govern-
ment emigrants, comprising 167 married people, 96
single men, 41 single women, 38 boys and 44 girls be-
tween the ages of 1 and 12 years, and 22 infants, under
the rare of Mr. William Arthur, sorgeon•superin-
tendent.

THE Nsw Maur AUT.—Under the new Malt kat.
which took ell'ece on the let inst., • maltster, desiring to
have tie on malt made by him charged
the oorn or 'min tired in
writing to
'
is

da,tytteayabl.e

sooording
making

I,'eight
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

returning
• reepen4

Majmor
4 frisreoming
4 bead him
. _ _

1 •osessung
industry
and tor

begged to propose ass toast, "Prosperity
between the towns of Poole sod Cherbourg.
Kan.-Waal', ins humorous speech, pod-
" The health of county and borbugh'

A channel.
proposed"

t,criet
Blandfcr
At;

its
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

MS ST. LEGER.

Gl%diateur

Regalia 2
Archimedes
Gtatuavgint, bo by Monarque, from Miss Gladiator
by Gladiator, out of Taffrail (bred in France) ; tndned
by T. Jenninga.—ln 1884 at Newmarket Second October
Set 101 b, beat Joker, Set 10th ; Pantaloon 84 10th;
Reginella, &it 11th ; Oetregor Set 21b ; Don Beath°, Bsl
10th ; Newoourt, 8410 lb ; Heir.at-law, lit 105; the
Vest colt Set 13th; the Verderer, Set 131 b; Solitaire 8.1
101 b ; Kate Hampton, 84 81b ; and Maid Mania Sit
lllb • for the Clearwell Stakes, T.Y.C. 7 to 4 p4Glediateur 3to 1 apt Joker, and 10 to 1 any other.
Won by a length, half a length between the second
mad third.—Same meeting 94 21b, ran • dead heat for
third placed with Longdown, Set 21b, fat the Premier-
gaat.Stakes; T, Y. C., won by Bedminster 84 10th;
Siberia, Lt 111 b finishing second. 6 to 4 Gladiateur,
4 to 1 Gardevisure 7 to 1 Longdown, 8 to 1 Bedminster,
and 10 to 1 Olmar. Won easily by a length, Siberia
having • length advantage over the "dead heaters ;"
Olmar, 84 131 b, and Gardevistire, Sat 31b finishing
nearly level* with them ; and Solitaire Set- 10lb with
Pantaloon Set 101 b, war beaten or
Houghton 94 Sib not ' for
Newmarket First Spr
Sat Sib ; heat Arch'
o'-Lantern, Arid,
Bedminster, lilt, 1.
Lazaretto, Cedric, and Joker,
.
B. M. 7to 2 agst Bedminster 4to
bane and Liddington, 6 to 1 Kafir
and 12 to 1 Archimedes. Won
second and third Zambesi fourth
—Won the Derby mile and a half
Eltham, Longdown,Kate Hampton;
Archimedes, Roderick, Random,
Broomielaw, Wild Charley Oppu
Bedminster, Tilt, Nutfinder,
Brahma, King Charming, Olmar, a.
Friday, Richmond, and Joker. Ito 2 apt Gladiatem,
7 to 2 Breadalbsne, 10 to 1 each Archimedes and Lbag.
down 12 to 1 Oppressor, ur to 7 Wild Cba-' ry, 100 to 6
Christmas Carol, 25 tol phyr, and )to 1 any
, other. Won by tiro ' ha, half a between
second and third,— A' Iwod, Sat t Long.
" Sat lib and of Wales • the

r.-At

sotto Bst _
Liddington,

_
1 esch
roo, 7 to '
a nook t

KAuproo,
by a

Oppressor.

*0 •
r, 100 to.
;•phyr,
, lengths, '
At Goodly
Prisms'
• ^

from Do to
length bt
en% beat
it 61b
I

o-:1-Own,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

4ert. •
‘S.lr#
1 AO UMW
anadiTtioe..tim,
Itimpisemilwes

TstmounX nadtc
- Council. Publl4llB4
disinfection

_
• wbo depend often on piles:v.'
:Rion of their food in winter.
exercise a certain degree of Ms-
venture on such kinds as the
A-pored boleti whieh turn blue
mar other *posies of tbe group.
al would venture to ent, are a
even with the higher elassea.
'- for meat &rims %our

-44 portion

red-pored,.

sub;titate

Chronicle.

DR,

,ei fookiii NAIL in an ..beetkeei WlTeiro4* week t.
hydmphobie, sod it; From being deilliarate of Lennon entillunee
vinegar, tins ogienW I Mle,to • tl2e
pixies et ban repete. with imperfect
. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

"POWDERS.

These inestimable-P-ov;-cleTs-1-;v-e- been the Mans of
saving the lives of meaty valuable Horses, and chunk:
always be kept in the Stable of the Sportsman, Post-
master, Farmer, ho,, ready to be given in ease of less of
appetite, or fatigue from hunting, racing, hard work, or
any other cause. They increase strength, invigorate
the spirits, prevent swelling of the legs, as-ist digestion,
and produce a glossy appearance of the skin, without
withdrawing the Horse from his accustomed labour.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist, he.,
(successor to Mr. FHOUD.) High-East-street, Dorchester
two doors below the King's Arms. Seki in packets at
Is. and ln Ad.; an 4 in lists, is. 9cl. and 2s. 64. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

doing,

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH. —Our market is well supplied with new
hops. Most descriptions are in good request, at our
quotations. Yearling and old hops may be oonailered
stewly.
NW. and FAA Sesta leSe. to lees.
Wesld of Kanto . . 95.. „ 126,
sussex . Ws. lles.
Vearlasgs 955. „ 140 a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

SHERBORNE.

Tws DIOCILSAN Poise Smuts& —The "Pariah
Magasine" ys—"lt appears thSt We were wrong in
atatibg last month that more than one Medal had
been awarded among oar children. One Silver
Medal is offered annually to girls belonging to
Schools within the Diocese, and another to boys—
to be competed for. The Girl's Medal this year was
eartied off by Matilda king of Sherborne.
The Boys' Medal fell to George Squire of
Wootton Bassett. We were misled by the
circumstance of all the names being printed
in the Report as "Candidates for Medals"
instead of "Candidates for the Medal ;" and as all
the names which appear in the other two lists (for
Prises and Certificates) are names of successful Can-
didates, we had no idea that the list of Iltodidites
to the Medal inltiffed die dnistooesittil ones also.
'the List when tabulated etande thus :

Boys. Girls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

fitetiliiotttl;

tine CArrdl thditelizs—f berg leo** flir skims
Weeks that sheep had in some localities been affected
ritit • tylihoid disease which WY very destruetivis.
A also Most that Acre is a good deal of • similar
fernier hail just told me
that • man informed him ha Ia&1t botight six
• two of them sickened and died; be 101 d thE Abe/
, •
font; the man who bougist them has sinoe lost six by
the same complaint.—. G. 0. in Nita
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

ROMSEY.

THE EARLY-RIEING CRICK.= CLUE. —Tbe members
of this club, formed last year, commenced play tun.
formly at 6 a.m. An excellent wicket bat has joie
been presented to the secretary, for haring, by his
"surprising punctuality," kept the team up to their
titular characteristic.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

301Nieber
1

care. In
that if diarrhoea

The sheep
appeee.ntly

, _a. Di._
the diocese is thethaerrethir
'- some at the, plionsplois

,
sheep. He
, infected'
- hf.P

diMAON
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

WINCHESTER.

THE CITY CHM& —A controversy has arisen all to
the correctness of the manner in which this relic of
antiquity has been restored. Wykeham is repre-
sented on the city cross with the pastoral staff is his
right hand, which, it is alleged, was the regoligies,
for mitred abbot'', and that the bishop's crosier ors&
to be in his left hand. Mr. Gilbert Scott, the
architect to whom the work was entrusted, inani•
tamed that the bishop is correctly represented, and
says he will furnish proofs which he believes will
satisfy the committee.
_

HOIIITON.

A DMILDIRYL AMID/MT °Mined to Mr. NOwbery, Of
Crokham farm, near Honiton, a few days ago. Mr.
Newbery was in excellent spirits, and had assisted in
making a load of wheat. A pick was stack into the
ground or leaning against the load, atom upwards.
Whether Mr. Newbery jumped off or fell off is sot
known, but he disappeared frost the load, and on a men
going round to the side from which be fell, he was
horrified to find Mr. Newbery on the ground with his
farts downwards, and the pick standing upright from big
body! He must have fallen with his beak upon the
upright pick stem, which passed through his body, and
then the pink fell with him to the ground, bei.in bleeper,.
afterwards turning round open his fan. Death ensued.
The coroner's jury returned a verdict of "Areidenial
death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

P ottrp.

INTERESTING DISCOVERY or THE REMAINS
OF A WELCH PRINCE, SIR MPS AP
THOMAS.

•••••1b....

Tnn bones of this renowned Cambrian hero were
discovered last week by some workmen, when exca-
vating under the chancel of St. Peter's Church, Caw-
marthen. The name of Sir Rhys ap Thomas is familiar
to all readers of history. There are still two resident
families in Caermarthenshire, who are his lineal demo.
dents viz., Lord Dynevor, of Newton, anid.liees (Rhys),
of Killymaenilwydd.

04 Boswortb's famed red battle-field,
Four hundred years ago,
Proud Oambria's son the brave Sir Buys,
Withstood the ;smiling foe;
Aloft in air the "Dragon" waved,
And Glo'ater fell beneath
The well aim'd blow our here struck,
To shield his much-loved chief.
Rhys took the crown with smartly greoe
From off the tyrant's brow,
And placed it on the kingly bald
Of Richmond bending low.
"A Briton's hand, my gracious liege,
Restores to British line
The Royal badge of these fair !ales,
Long be the sceptre thine,
The Royal Henry ne'fir begot
His valiant Welch ally,
And princely favours marked the past.
As yeare rolrd swiftly by.
To king and knight the end alike,
Alas ! was drawing round.
The chieftain sought but native home,
Cast-Merlin's ancient ground.
Long years have fled, once more the light
Of day has pierced the gloom,
The warrior's bones have found at last
A right and fitting tomb.
Old Newton's noble owner ellaimg
Nis lineage and his fame
As heir looms, and be well may prise
tdir:Rhys's honoured name.
FIREPIY.
Bournemouth.

Mr. Love, the palyphonime, ham just died in Australia

Loan STIMAT, M. P. , bas left on • Continental ten!
Tar wife of Mr. Benjamin Lee Gainness, of Dublin
' is desd.
Quzza Erma isexpostea to visit Mr. Alfred Tennyson
at Freshwater.

Donna kb' feet week 50 wrecks have been reported,
making a total for the present year of 1,513.

SOUTH Shields, at present i tribatory of North
Shields, is to be au independent port, from the Lk
(Lootoher.
CURRIE, the murderer of Major de Vera, is- to be
executed at Chatham barracks on Ministry, Necker
6th.

Pawns, the lunatic who wee no inhumanly treated
by hie brother at Flashing, near Falmoath,, hie died all
the Lunatic Asylum, Bothnia.
iLtnies °LINTS hu being again remanded at Guild
ford, on • charge of attempting to murder William and
Anne Underwood at Hasoomb, near Godahning. Tb•
prisoSer only once said, ha refetenee to his crime, "U
they die, I suppose I'll be hanged, and if they don't I
'appose I won't."
THII CHAMPIONSHIP OP TEI PRIM. RING.--Ou Friday
Wormsld waited upon the thakeholder in the makh
between him and Kau for the championship, and
declared • forfeit of the CLIO down on his behalf. Soma
weeks dam he severely injured his arm while using the
dumb bells. There is sow b therefore, we champion cd
ther.R.. for *kr anokijit tor It, end add, ore h•
eau swum thairplatti WWI , .
r - ' ..?"‘

,t ...it 1,4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

PARKSTONE.

A FEW days sinus a potato, weighing 25 ounces, and
9j inches in length, was dug by James Hitchcock,
gardener to E. Holley, Esq.

THE DRINKING FOUNTAIN erected by W. Pearce,
Esq., of Springfield House, for the benefit of the public
generally, has recently been improved by the addition
of a large basin, which is so constructed as to enable
hnrses and cattle to allay their thirst more oonveniently
then heretofore.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

4511 i
• .-

't

12,4,

budges, _
...us. 8. O. Hall, a.
othetinoted contributors
of our ,periodiaais enW
fecundity of ortrioue nutter.
are Egg's " and death
peat English
Brightling

•Mr.

imd-Net:

Dri Orme , and
of this best *min/hobs&
yen the oontents
The line engravings'
"Life 1111 Q u.....- .1 of Buckir. ighant,* •
hisitortatit_effoft, and Turner's

,s Observatory", armaigrkable example
of the great master of KnilielVel4lonPe Paintinf•
The wood engravings are no# ferret then forty an
number. The Life 800 is the title of the
riournal of the National Lifeboat Institution,
sawed quarterly. It is useful as keeping alive
the interest in one of our most valuable and
characteristic institutions, one which has evoked
the noblest munificence celled for the greatest
• of English heroism and agoompllshed the
Marvellous reissues of human life in this
The present number .(pzios 3d.) is
denied by that densely marked and pain-
exciting record of our British shores the
.'reok Chart There is • second illustrated
article discriptive of lights and lighthouses;
I *pry apt memorial of the late Admiral Fitzroy
which we shall quote another day because it gives
the ationale of 'his maces of storm warnings"
- very brief compass, and we are glad to
the record of additional stations and new
placed alownda the dark and '
the V.Wk Chart for 1864,
_
.and

i dazing

I Md.

tt

two

terrible
oompped

Bosid
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

-..

SET COTIINTTY

ife.tingta wt.
I set Sloth

weighing some 401b5., which she pfy_l4o_
" ' , when she found that the
had spoilt it. I'bereUpob insni wh=
terror of the plias and penalties .irth Alt the
Order recently issued by Her 'sty's Privy
she invoked the presence of the cattle
tiir appointed hy the justices. That gentle-
paid Mrs. P's establishuient a visit, iusd on
;nig the piece of swine's flesh, pronounced it
it to be eaten. The whole resources eit the
of Briiiport were then brought into requisl-
the first place formal notice of the horrible
was given to the police, whereupon P.C.
" from information reoeivee betook. biPe

I.lPrdt,
thititisler

,
wlich the 0 lellelIA•
I notice calculi,
about the nolietai-ttlar„.
thi,.—iteriaing Iweietet
`would not.—M. '
I..und to do so.—R-114.
. w.uld wuoh ratiter_wa .
then p oved that t iilini of King did nit wlt .1.
ron the rate-boobi: rates being son, p mad.'
for by the laript d, whereat, in soot and
wan int ratite that the voier rheald hi...
`...,. ote a ruck off.
woe '.nartved to by the Liberate. He
lresigllehonsimpit 1.411 r. Smatters sad Mao
ba not in Lie claim "Howes
a.." Struck out.
hi& had been put on two Ibite by U e (met,
t.cer—on the lot and soot hat, and also on the £lO
rotyrie nit. The oottaerv.,t,vt a obi otnd to both qual,n. .. . , ~ .. ...

stA4d,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

WAREHAM.

RIFLE MATCH.—The return oontest between the
Dorchester, Weymouth, and Wareham corps, repre-
sented by ten men from each, came off here on Monday,
when the rebult completely reversed the decision arrived
at when th. y compered at Maiden Castle, the Wey•
mouth ten scoring 496; Wareham, 466; and Dorchester,
440. Hanks, 200, 600, and 600 yards.

JURY Luna—The Overseers of the several parishes
in the Wareham Magisterial Division presented their
lists of persons liable to serve on juries. The magic.
trates present were J. H. Digby, J. hlowlem, N. Bead,
M. Rodgett, andJ. Weld, sqrs., and the Rev. J. V.
Garland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

LAMBERT'S CASTLE.

RIOTOUS and drunken was Sampson Powell At the
fair, September 17, according to the evidence of
P.C. Chaffey before the county magistrates on
Monday. He was fined 135., including costs.
SKLLING SPIRITS AT 'Nil FAlL—George King, ,
landlord of the Rose and Crowd' Axminster, was
summoned for selling spirits in a booth at Lambert's
Castle, on the 17th September, without a license.
Mr. Day, for defendant, admitted the sale of spirits,
but maintained that his client was permitted, by the
terms of his license for the house at Axminster, to 1
sell spirit at fairs and races withing the limits of the
holding of the same, which was what was done in
this instance. Mr. J. Gandry said be was sorry
that, tinder the law, they could not dismiss the stun-
mons, as tbey believed defendant was guilty through
ignorance; they inflicted a fine of £5 and 12s. 6d.
costs, and, on the application ef Mr. Day, granted a
CABO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

ADVERTISERS.

A PVERTISING has grown with the
-LI- Satan/ion of newspapers, and the "want." of all
classes az* now MAIO publie through the roedium of the
prem. ~ 111 • asatter of course cheapness is a great
oonsulepstion. Desirous of acting in the spirit of the
times, woes seance that advertisements of the " wantxd"
class epti be inserted in the newspapers published by
the " CUURCH AND COUNTRY Nswerarsa COMPANY
(Luelviin)" having a Mrsulation of
UPWARDS OF 12,000 PER WEEK,
on the following terms, to be, paid in advance t
Turs,ri-mvs WORM for Two SHILLISTOS.
Every pdditioard eight words Sixpence.
The ;ol,lswing classes of advertisements may be phioed
Wore

. OUR 60,000 READERS
at the above charges t
Sitsatleas Wanted. Domestic Servants,
&teatime Vacant, Partnerships Wanted,
Sales by Private Contract, Money Wanted,
Housed Wanted, Money to be Lent,
Houses as Vs Let, Miscellaneous Wants,
Apartments Wanted, Articles Lost and lbund,
Apartments to be Let, be., tio.
Sales by auction, and trade anneunoeureette inserted
at seedetste charges.
This will be found a most advantageous medium for
all classes of advertisements, an tin papers have a large
circulation amongst the nobility, clergy, and gentry of
the district, wilds they ant the favourite news sheets et
the industnal closes.
Information afforded, and tinie contracts entered into
at any of oar 0111oes, in Dorset, Somerset, and Wilts—
by Mt. PMINDOMME Foci, Dorcheeber ; Offioe, 12, St
Mary-street, Weymouth; Tucker's Library, Bridport ;
Mc. C.. W. Millard, Blandferd Sydenbases Libraries,
Poole .and Bournemouth; Mr. W. Pools, Yeovil; Mr.
Roe, Printer, Palielawy, or through any of our Correa.
poodiag Agents, of whom, through the favour and
patronage el the Parochial Clergy, we have *as in entry
coasidsrahle pion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

LITTON CHENEY.

A MAN, named Luke Gill, who apparently prefers
catching his game to purchasing it, was caught tres-
passing in pursuit on Mr. T. Stone's land in this
parish, September 4. Ile has been fined 17s. in-
cluding costs.

WHITCRURCH CANONICORUM.
TURNING out cattle to feed oa the highways is
surely a penny•wise-and•pound-foolish practice. J.
Boviditch, for allowing a horse to stray on the high-
way in this parish, September 1, was on Monday
fined Ss., including costa, by the county Bench.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

POOLE.

THE importation of cattle per steamer Albion from
Cherbourg, is increasing. On the 20th September, 18
splendid oxen, 269 'beep, and 54 pigs were lsnded, and
after being carefully examined by Mr. Frampton, who
pronounced them to be in a fine and healthy condition,
they were forwarded by train to Portsmouth. A
further quantity of sheep was landed from the above
steamer on Saturday, September 23rd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

SALISBURY.

COMMISSION SIGN= BY MS LORD-LIIIIITZNANT.
—Wiltshire. —6th R. V. C.—W. N. Marshall, Gent.,
to be Honorary Assistant Surgeon, vice Chitty,
resigned.

SALISBURY INFART SCHOOL.—The annual sermon in
aid of the Infant School was preached on Sunday after.
noon, in the nave of the Cathedral, by the Hon. and
Rev. C.inen Gordon. The collection amounted to
£2O la. 6d.
SALISBURY INFIRMARY.—The anniversary of the
Salisbury Infirmary was celebrated on Thursday,
service commencing at the Cathedral at half•past
eleven, and a sermon preached by the Rev. Chas.
Hinxman, of Barford.

A CHILD DROWNED. —On Friday afternoon a little
girl, four years of age, named Annie Jerrard, daughter
of William Jerrard, labourer, working at the Cathedral,
was bend drowned at Fisherlon Mill. The deemed
was subject to fits, and it is wanco.ed that one of these
was the cause of her falling into the water.
CITY Parry Sammons, Monday.—Preeent James
Hussey, Ben. (Chairman), J. C. Wheeler, Beg., F. B.
limber' Seq., T. W. Gilbert, Req. and F. Attwood,
Faq.—Ellen Found was summoned for wilfully 011,11siDir
a waste of water, supplied by the Local Board of Health.
Mrs. Found said stie was compelled to use the water in
order to remove a enhance created by • neighbour, and
under these circumstaness, the Beach dismissed the

case.

Conerry Plerrr SCISSIONS, Tnesday.—Preaent : Vis-
count Folkestone, Sir F. Bathurst, Bart., George
Ketcham, Esq., T. E. Fowle, KAI., Lieut.-General
Buckley, E. Hinman, EN„ R. A. Ferryman, Esq.,
James Hassey, Esq., R. Everett, Req., W. Pincknei
Esq., and the Rev. B. Linke.—Jane Young was sum-
moned for *malting Ann liatchett, at Winterslow. on
the 19th Sept.—Settled out of Court —William
Brackett, of Shaftesbury, was summoned for trespassing
in pursuit of game, on land belonging to the Earl of
Pembroke, in the ponession and occupation of Mr. -
James Steven., at Broad Chalke, on the 13th Septem-
her. —Fined 40w and costa, or a month's imprisonmew.
Defendant told the witness who proved the case to keep
the birds in better condition, or he wouldn't shoot any
more of thtm

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evening, coseidemble amusement was masted in this
oily, awl in the liniet little village of lilarnham, by the
adventured of a aorta& widower residing in Csaistin-
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

track,

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he etcher 29, at Wareham, Sarah, • , pronounced
Mr. ;&ttittel Roe, eged 81. 4 trience to '
Ideptember It, at Toronto, Canada Welt, J"nieg John ,_age in
Knight, Weft son a the late John B. Knight, Esq., of their win
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West Lads., Piddlehinton, Dorset, aged Mk lineations. Glanders
September 10, at Weis Knighton, near Dorchester, communicated to man b
Mr. George VOSIII, for towards of 40 years clerk of the h..„.,,orerchief, wish *hit parish, deeply an I respected by all who knew 7"-^ -
him, aged MI ta end waa peace. had been incautiously 'wiped.
sestsTaber 16, at Blandford, Mr. rwid Air*, sod no bar to the communication y
82 years, late of the Ramble' Arms lon, stitilirlitoo. n
esssesiber 28, at Church Claw, Bturgrnisatoe'r, M tio7llo however faint,
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Barfoot, widow st Oa late Mr. Janis' aged '-
Wit 11,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03

toll. About two or three boars later, defendant again'
returned and maid that as he would no doubt have to
pa. for the "dressing " he gave the complainant jmt
now, he inight Jura as well "give him a little more
for his money." He accordingly give compleinant a
thorough thrashing, driving hint away from the her,
and prating him in Melily dread of going there again.
Frederick Jesty, Pon of the lessee of the tolls, who way
present, corroborated the complainant's statement.
The defendant said that complainant took hold of the
reins of the horse the boy v.n riding before he asked
for the toll, and that he merely pnshed him away. He
did not comider that he had committed any assault at,
all. The Bench thought the assault was a very bad
one rind wholly unprovoked, and as he had before been
convicted for similar offences, he would, in the present
instanee, be fined t 5 and 6d. costs.