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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-09-07

POOLE.

Tan Poo= UD BOoierze- --oTriff Jinforfoi RAILWAY.
The construation of this line has been commented at
Longileot, arid there is every prospeet el a good portion
of the works being executed this year.
Paorosim Aanctiar Ooare roe
understand that efforts are now being made by 0. B.
Aldridge, Esq.' sod W. Wheeler Aldridge. Rm. for
the purpose of organising a Volunteer Artillery C"orpe,
for this town,and that up to the present time they have
met with the greatest moms.
011.011uk 001.... n. —Mr. H. Manley's OrT 1p...-
formed the Opera "1* Bonnanibula" to a large sad
faehiOnable sabsees the Tot/m.lml! on Friday evening
The leading .e.receere, Amin* (Ilia MU.), Klein. (Kr,
Manley), and Count Rodolphe (Mr. Tempest) were well
sustained. The entertainment concluded with a.faree..
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Two FAAHIOSABLS WIDDING/s.—Two featti—orta--ble
weddings, the daughters of two of the mast respected
families in the town of Poole, took place in the noble
church of St. :611181's on Wednesday and Thursday last,
Uterine wee that of Miss Elisabeth Anna Slide, third
daughter Cif Junes Made, Esq., sad the second Miss
Ellen A. Aldridge, youngest surviving daughter of the
Isle Mr. E. IL dldridge. no Moe. George Morgan,
M.A., tositabent of Se. Paul's oMoiated at both
weddings' the rector being absent from the town.
PLITT fhtesione, Thureday.—Befors W. Pearce, Esq.
, (I,tror), J. Wood. W. L. C. Adey, IL Harris, and C. J. Stone,
7'opp. butcher, of Market-greet, nee summoned for
lll.treating hi. ad., .n the night of Wedneeday, the la hot.,
bolas ha rife did ma eppear and as he cm:raised contrition
and promised amendment, the Bench let him off with • re.
primand.
George White, &henna], ma asmanned by Robert Allen,
for an amautt amounted n Saturday, AUSU4 Yeah, on the
Quay. The two Men quarrelled about 4c. due on &h. During
the dispute White drunk complainant a violent New. Ile use
Sued ee. and meta

WZIOUTI AND MIABLALIBL —Mr. Jams LiteratL%
of hid (*ellen!, gnaw., wee summoned by Supi...lerb!
Hunt, a. inspector of weights and measures, for haring in hie
poteamlon twelve defemive weight. The Superintendent etated
that on &Manley be tend • Met to anneal shopkeepun, In
examine their weights and nweauree, and found Mr. Llewellyn's
defective, which he seised. The defendant mid no ono could
be more surprbed than hnueell to find his ereights defective.
The greeter part of then, had leen purehmed at a mie. With
one CiecLUOD the ileaciandas were very ',Ugh. The Mayor
mid the w compelled the Beall to enforce • line and the for-
feiture of the weight. The fine would bet, and costs. The
following person* were Amid for a like oilman: Samuel
Pelmet, of latrattd•street, b. IM, and coat.; James W•da,
hoer-home keeper, b. and nu.; Wow Bold, .4 Old Orchard,
ho and emit, ; Mayan. &nye, et ts. tkL and
coats; Mailer 145.4, baker, of Wand-street, 2. tal. and
out. ; Jnorpit fllenddj ol Swan Alley, I without emit. ; An.
linadA , of Strantlwtreet, ts. tal. and coat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL

SALE:.
El3l ABLISHCI) 1852.

MR. T. ENSOR bogs to announce that his
NEXT tt 4LE will be held on SATURDAY,
X ARCH 13, 1869, et the Hzeoemar adjoining
the South Welke, Dear the Beei.h•Weekre ltnilany
Stanton. Rale wdl OOLUMMOS with the Heifers god
C.eieea at halt•peai 12.
PUSIXT ElTaisn

4 prim* ht Hereford heifer. and 2 two-learel4
Hereford Mali.. grandsirs Sir Bethel* the
property of liir.Jsuss, of 'isppowder
3 fat bailers
2 fat bulls, about 60 wore eivfh
3 at heihrs 3 ditto 3 ditto 2 ditto
2 ditto
2 fet Devon cows
2 fat bolls
2 barren, rs 2 ditto 3 ditto 1 ditto
26 heifer. and cows with Wyse
12 fat calves 2 ditto 2 ditto 1 ditto
Eneelleat,illd.roey cow and colt ditto
11 choice Jers-y and Onernery heifers near calving,
the property of Mr. L. I'. FOWL6I, of Beebe,
farm, HI rts
20 fat horn washers
30 fat Semen Down welhers
20 let Down wethen
20 fat Down •••• 20 ditto 30 ditto 10 ditto
8 hogsheads of good soonl cider
10 seeks of good potatoes
Seely &Anse are restecUolly solicited.

Extensive Sheds se erected for the shelter of Cattle,
sad Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale, at moderate Charge..
Commiesi-m—tj in the pound on Cattle and Sheep.
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID TO VENDORS

RAUB DAY.

LAD , LIOURZS, TAN YARD AND LIFE
POLICY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

MARY An FAIQCHAILSON.
Died Feb. Seth, 1d69,
Ared 71 years.

The funeral cortege, which consisted of the hearse drawn
by four horses and three mourning coaches, left the
mansion at 11 o'clock. The principal mourners were
the bereaved littsband. J. J. Farquharson. Esq., 3.3.
Farquharson, junr.. Esq., Major Farquirareon, the Rev.
R. Farquharson. reotor of Langton, Captain Shekerley,
Dr. Goodford. Provost of Eton College, Captain Richard
Phelips, and Captain D. Phelps. The bearers, who
were selected by the deceased lady a few days before her
death, ware men employed in Langton gardens and on
the estate, and in every respect her wishes were carried
out. The teaantry followed in order of procession, and
included Mr. James Burgess, sea., of Lenneectno, and
hi, four sons Mr. Jame., John, Robert, and Edwerd
Bargees, Kr. James Bargees (Winterbourne). Mr.
George and Mr. James Hill. Mr. W. Fool's, Mr. R.
Fookes, Mr: J. Butler, and Mr. TreadwelL Next
, amuse the domestic servants attendant upon the
deceased. Then followed F T. Johns, Req., Mesas.
Meikle, Dick, Childs, Thurston, Byers, Lock,
Lawrence, Darden, Shipp, Marshall, Ball. Brown,
B. Dummy, E. B. Smith, Davis, Arnold, Wyatt, Eiger,
I Grovel, A.. S. Hodges, Lindsay, Richards, Greatbach.
A.. Green, sad indeed the greater pert of the tradesmen
of Meador& J. S. Daniell, Esq., and G. W. Daniell,
Esq., (the medical *Headsets), and the undertakers
preceded the wain, whittle on arriving at the entrance
to the churchyard waa met by the Rev. W. Savers
(formerly e.rato of Hinton) who read the burial service.
; The shards was trompletely filled by an attentive con-
gregation, and a large crowd of eager spectators
assembled near the c.burehyard. It 1111•1 noticed sith
satinfeetion that the worthy squire bore this trying
ceremony as well as could be reasonably expected. Sir
William Iledlyoott, Bert., and Mrs. Illodlyeett ieteaded
to have been present, but in coosequemee of the train
errsagensents being too late, they did not arrive till the
service was over.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

Wtltljtrt.

TUB Raw. Promoter Lear, as Commissars of the
Lord Bishop of Salisbury, on Wednesday last instituted
Henry Peers Williams-Freeman, clerk, MA, to the
Rectory of Turnerspriddle-rum.Affpuddle, Dorset, void
by the death of the Rev. R. Waldy, clerk, the last in-
cumbent thereon the presentation of Henry Frampton
Fan., of Moreton House, Dorset.
Rea LWAT A OCIMINT CIIIITZIGIAL Wed•
nude, morning • coal train ran off the line on the
Great Western Railway, at Daunting, near Chippen-
ham. Twelve trusks were lied eaves the Hoe, delay-
ing all the trains considerably, and paannon sowing
tip be the regular trains had to be transferred. The
railway was blocked for several hours. re. muse of
the aosident was an axle breaking, but fortunately
nobody was injured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

cArrut MARKETS.

liErraoPotrrais, Theraday.—Only moderate supplies
of beasts. For all breeds the trsde was quiet, at about
Monday's curreuey. With sheep the market was fairly
supplied. On the whole, the demand WY steady, and
the quotations were supported. Calves, the show of
which was moderate, moved off quietly, at late rate.,
The inquiry for pigs was restricted, at previous prices,

. _
Per Wu., to dna the Offal
Lii. B. d. 8. d. ..d.
Inf. aoariebeuta 3 6to 3 10 Prirea6outlidowna6 4 to 6 8
Second quality... 4 0 lo 4 8 Leg. <oars* eaves 4 Bto 5 2
Prints large c•en 4 10 to 5 4 Paine mall
Prime Seota, ke. 5 4to 5 6 Large bogs._ - I Bto 4 8
Ina eons... sheep 3 IS to 4 6 Neat porker 4 10(0 5
elseond quality .. 4 Ito 5 8 gang. calves,ech 22 oto 2$
m 0
Pria coarse wife' 5 10 to 6 2 Qr. old air plzs,do 22 oto 25 0
BRISTOL, Thursday.—Large supplies of beef. Trade
was dull, and holders had to submit to a reduction in
order to effect sales. Best descriptions changed hands
at from 72.1 to 741 per cwt., and secondary from 68, to
70s. Lome supply of sheep, and in the mutton trade
the same dullness •u visible, and prices showed a
downward tendeoey, be,t wethera selling at 91 and 44
ter lb., and ewes end inferior sorts at fid and Sid.
Very few store cattle, and they Commended scarcely
any attention. Bach cows very limited, and the few
elchoneet made, prime ranged from £l4 to 1:18. The
consignments of pito from Ireland reached 500 head,and
tots supply proving jest enough for the demand, there
wes an motive trade, at the high prices lately obtain. d •
porkers, which still continue very scarce, sold at 128 6.1.
per score, end bacon pigs it 124.
SMITETIELD, Friday.—The market it well snopplied
with meat, for which there is a fair inquiry, at our
quotation/.
Per &lbs., by the carom.
s. d. s. d. e. d. a. 41.
Inferior beet .. 3 I to 3 8 I Inferior mutton 3 4to 3 10
Middling ditto 31, „ 4 2 Middling ditto 4 0„ 4 8
Prime large do. 4 4 „ I 6 Prime ditto.. . 4 10 „ 5 2
Prinoe mall ditto 4 4 „410 I Brawl port 6 5 6
Vaal 3 2 310 1 Large ditto.... 4 0„ 4 8
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

Procerbingo of Varlianunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY—The sitting of the Peers wu only formal.
TOZIIDAY. —At the inatance of the Earl of Clarendon,
o bill was Treed • second time, to repeal • singular
piece of legislation known as Lord Aberdeen's Brazilian
Act, by which British cruisers were made to go into
Brazilian waters and seize veesela employed in the slava
trade—now unneoessary —as Brasil hoe given up the
slave trade, and is discountenancing slavery.
THOILIMAT. —The Peers had • lqng sitting, thsormaidon
being a measure called the Parliamentary Proceedings
Bill, of which the Marquis of Saliabury is the author,
and the main object of which ia to provide that bills,
the progress of which is Interrupted in one ',melon,
may he taken op at the stage at which they had •rrived,
in the next. It was suggested by Earl Granville, that
the hill should be rend a second time, and • joint com-
mittee wf both House. appointed ...Wow Nu
subject. Hereupon there was oormirierable conversa-
tion, every one exeept Lord Redeadale approving the
principle involved. Eventually the bill was read •
second time. The Brazillian Slave Trade Aot Repeal
Bill pused through committee.
FRIDAY. —The Bill for the Repression of Crime wee
! read a second time. Lord Portman said that the bill was
! based upon sound principles, and wee • move in the
! right direction. The details would, however, require
careful conaideratiou, and some of the clauses could not
pus in their present shape. One point which should be
eonsidered wee the desirableness of including certain
classes of misdemeanants—such its the passel, of hue
coin—a• well as felons in the class of habitual offenders,
who would, if this bill became law, be "s ispects."
dealing with pawnbrokers, as was prnp wed, they
should not neglect muine atom-keepers, who are the
great receivers of stolen good; and are as much habitual
offenders as any others. He trusted the Hones would
assist the Goveanument to as good a bill as passible.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

BIRTI3B.

February 20, at Hinitinee Farm, Whiteburgh
Canonicontra, the wife of Mr. Henry Gillingham. of e
daughter.
February 21, et Shspwick, the wife of P.C. George
Short, of a danghter.
MIKA 4, al Wimborne /limiter, the wife of Yr.
Frederick Ellie, tenni merchant, of a eon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

Littuturt.

The Art Jourant (London : Virtete and Co.) for
March is artionlariy rieh Li engravings of the belled
excellence. The steel plates are—L. J. Potts
" Defenee," a spirited aketeb of a pone temp. the Cieil
War; "The Ides of Jades" front Ary Sheffer's picture,
II • Pnwerful rerseentetien of that terrible incident;
and "TI,. Fawn is as particularly restful group front
the sculpture by C. W. Birch, 'scooted for the Art
Union of London. Foremost amongst the literary
contents must to planed the paper by the I liter, on
Cobtom Unil, being No. doe the series of papers on the
Stat. lv Homes of Kneland, ocessionally op ia CO the
people. The deserivtion is moat interesting and
realistic; and, with the beautiful engravings illustrating
the article, affords us after a sort some of the gratifica-
tion a visit in the flesh to the scene is caloulsted to
produce. The picture galleries of Venial receive ample
illostration, and the other papers eseoeiated with
technical art are written with great ability, while
The influence of character upon Art," and • descrip-
tion of corms-nut fibre art-iedastry will be found of
general interest. The Art Journal ia one of our
moat charming monthlies, end is • credit to English
enterprise, rut-industry, sod taste.
In Os,. OW* Fireside (London : Hunt and Co.)
are elwayt to be fossil • variety of articles both
interesting end instructive, while the earnest Pro-
testantism which oberaeterisee its papers on church
matters renders it particularly valuable for family
reading in thee* days.
The Freeesagowe' Weider forth. Prorivire of Dorset.
—This excellent little handbook tor Freemasons has
jest been published for the current year, by Br. Henry
Ling, of Dorchester. We feel sure that every one
associated with the honourable fraternity will gladly
provide himself with& copy, and, as he peruses It,
in spirit at least, render booty acknowledgments to the
P.G. Bee. (Bro. T. Coombs) for the ore and paiostak-
ing bedewed on it. compilation. There itoreoorded the
names of all the °elitism oonneeted with the ancient
eraft, both provincial od local ; the warrant dates for
the foundation of the respective kayo, obspters, and
encampments; a calendar showing the masonic appoint-
ment, for the year ; and a list of the charities, sapported
by Freemasons, with the names of governorq and sub-
scriber, in the province of Dorset. The work is nieely
printed on tinted paper, and it is of • sine convenient
for insertion in en ordinary pocket diary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

furciati intelligence.

A NovnTr ii H/LNOING.—As Aviaries* paper statm
that "2b the sue of Colleen, reorntly executed in
Oneida empty for murdering • girl, the hangman pot
his victiw under the laminae of annithesia, and so
projected him into eternity."
ALTII CASIS. —An American salter
states that Galen' Grant, recently spesking of the
Tonere of Office Act, made this illustration —"it: is
no reason because you have found it necessary to put a
curb bit in the mouth of one horse that you should try
It on another." . _

MR. ANDZIW Joeyeoi retired front the Presidency
of the United States on l'hureday in Inner of the
distiogaisbed general who has been sleeted to that high
position. In his valedictory address Mr. Jobe's=
defends his administration, and states that the motion
by which he has been actuated have been those of
honesty and sinctrity.
Tag North German Parliament was opened on
Thursday by the King in person. In his Speech from
She Throne his Majesty spoke hopefully of the prospects
of the maintenance of peace, and staid that the first
duty of the diplomatic agents abroad would be to secure
that object. 'The result of the Paris Conference had, he
thought, proved the sincere desire of the European
powen to regard the blessings of pease as "a valuable '
common benefit, to be guarded by all sa a common
property."
Ties Romani OF WILK'S BOOTIL—The remains of
John Wilkes Booth were brought to Baltimore from
Washington on the 15th ult. in • plain pine coffin, with
two Government blankets wrapped about the person.
The original boo had been rotted by dampness. The
body, or rather skeleton, was transferred to a splendid
metallic boffin. There was bat little of the remains
left, the flesh baring all disappeared, leaving nought
but a mass of blackened bones. Upon one foot was an
old army shoe, and apes the other a boot cat open upon
the top. This covered the left foot, the leg having been
broken in his leap from the stage box of tha theatre
' a'ter he had assassinated President Lincoln. The
remainder of his dress consisted of a rough brown coat,
black pants and vest, all of which were rotten and
decayed. The hair all remained. During the afternoon
hundreds of people visited the place, and some were
allowed to view the remains. After a short time it was
found that the canons crowds had cut the blankets
almost to pieces to get souvenirs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

Somersetsbire.

TettllTON IlmerTlOX PeTITION.—Tbe trial of the
petition againet Serjeant Cox, the sitting Conservative
member for Taunton, was opened on Tuesday. The
petitioner principally relied upon the payment by the
Conservatives of fie. each to 160 voters ostensibly for
attending the registration court, but, as alleged by the
petitioner, for purpose. of bribery. Mr. Henry Jamie,
the unsuccessful candidate, was the first witness called.
He said thst be stood for Taunton on the express
etipelstion that the election should be conducted on
strictly pore urine pies, and that be sbosid not be
required to enter publinhousee. Out of 1,996 votes be
bed 994 eremites he refused to give the barrister's
court •
pie ••• 'ded, and that lost his

treasurer of
in aonie instaa.

about the regiatratiu .at.
attend. Some said Sherp. a fur
Cox, others denied it. Mr. Sheppard was CUred, ariit
said he paid these sums if Si. to voters who had attesded
the barrister's emrt. He was a member of the 04.111tr-
rata., and Constitutional Assoonation, and bad been
requested to pay the money by members of the associa-
tion. Ile received £25 for that purpose from caters or
the aseociation. If he mentioned anything to the
recipients about voting for Cos, it wits only "inci-
dentally !" Before proceeding to soother pert of the
case, Mr. Bodeen, for the respondent, observed that if
his lordship considered it was proved that thee* votes
were bad on • scrutiny it would be useless for him to
try to " knock" down the majority. His lordship said
as at present advised it was not sufficient to show for
purpoees of scrutiny that a certain number of voters
were paid, but that the mousy was rewired as bribery.
Evidence was then given to prove agency. On Friday
the ease was finished. Mr. Justice Blackburn delivered
judgment, declaring that Mr. &siesta Con was not
duly elected. A scrutiny was than gone into, after
which the judge declared Mr. James reformed. The
costs would have to be paid by the reapondeat. He
should report that extensive corruption prevailed, bat
should &Imo report the nature of it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

PABXVON ft.

PAW. etoOTDIIIT.-41 married man tiantsd George
Roberts was drowned in the &kerns Lake on Tailed'''.
It appeared that tha poor fellow was seen by the mew
of • event lyiag at Hie end of the pier to fall iota the
water, whilst in the act of palling • lighter to the shore.
They promptly 044041 • boat, but, on arriving at the
spot, be had disappeared. His body was reeowered In
about half-ea-hour, and every effort was need by Dr.
Hamilton to restore animation, but without muses.
The deceased, who was • labourer at the South-Western
Pottery, leaves• wife and three children. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

POOL&

A Sato AOC:WPM—On Thursday morning a little boy
named Oornish,of Hunger-hlll, inept his clothes on Bre,
and being alarmed be immediately ran into tbe street
where the wind °sliced the games to increase, and before
anyone could put out the Slated the poor child's beak
and left win wee tr,bLfclly burnt. He wee taken boom,
acid • medisal g.ettawan soon attended to dress, the
burns, but he Is in • very precarious state.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

FORDINOB6I MIL

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

4R. BANNER, on THURSDAY, MARCH
...VI. 18th, 1888 at the 01111800111) INC Ss Three
tialoek, subject to soodittoos thee to be produced, the
following Desirable PROPUTY :
LOT I—A Pima of
.FitILELHOLD LAND WWI

„ Pixey's” or Lower triad (subject to the Tab* Seat
Charge, Land To and Qoit !toot, if any) la. Or. 7p.,
more or loss, nainhered on the Tithe Yap of Fordina-
bridge, 1246, and situate near Pizsy's on tho road to
Stockton.

Lor 2.—A OOPY BOLD COTTAGE sod TAN
YARD, with the requisite sheds, bath Ac., situate
in Backstreet, held ceder C. P. Huang, for the lives of
Joan Dosautoron, stow aged 57 years, JOna K5llllOl,
now aged 24 years, and RALPH WING, now aged 18
'eats. Quit Beat ls., sod a lieriot of 2.5. 84., subject
to Land Tax sad Tithe Rent Charge.
LOT 3.—A LIFE POLICY in the Royal Exchange
Assuranew Corporatioa. on the life of JOHN KEIMUT,
for 1100, premium £3 Ils. 81. Policy dated Deeember
15th, 1844.
Lur 4.—A FREEHOLD kIESSUAGEor DWELLING
IiGUBB in the boot part of the town of Fordingbeidge
Ilaraserly need as three tlessaages, but now coaverted
into too Beauties, with the Yard, Garden, and
ilisraditaniefits thereto Intonate& now °enured by Tonle
DollllllloTue, and others, *abject to Chief Rent, Lead
Tax and Tithe Rent Charge.
_ . . . . . .

Toss Lot he. a very ealeasive 'Peet frontage and •
tsoasokrable depth, running down to the river, tad
wbere the business of a fellmonger has been carried on
upwards of BO years.
To view apply to Mr. DOIRDIOTOX, and for any
further portion's:. to Messrs. Mawr.. Lowr and DAVY,
Solicitors, Ringwood sin 1 Fordingbridge ; or to lb.
Aucrwassa. at Fordiogbridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

PREPARBD

COCOA;

\TRICE! IS
Tho Excellence of Prepared Mom
ot, Quarter lb. Pacarts, my ALL Glocrta,
ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
• tpbrrLmOO. but Quality to recommend it.
PI anufact.ore—Pinebury Steam Mills, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

coxclaurtecT OF OIRTV/.

Mary Theresa Darroat., 22, pleaded guilty to con-
cealing the btrth ot her 'child, e Stourton Caundle, on
th' 6th ""endlect--Senteneed to two months'
imprisonment.

NISI MUTTS rut Rr.—MoNDAT.
(Before Mr. Jastioe Brute.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

L A NGTON.

Forma. or Mu. FARQUHARSON. The mortal
remains of this eisteemel lady wee consigned to their
last earthly rooting place in the femily vault at Langton
church on Saturday last. A. might have been exposited
the event attracted a large number of the inhsbitants
of Blandford aed the neighbouring villages; many of
the latter were the workmen on the estate, business for
the day being entirely enspended. The funeral arrangs.
meats were confided to Ileum Abbott Brothers, under
whose superintendence everything was satisfeetorily
carried out. The ooffie was made by Mr. W. llidout,
undertaker, and consisted of a shell, mahogany
polished, stuffed and lined with white satin, and OM..
reedited with rosettes. There was an edging of gimp
ribbon mend the top and it had four pilasters ; this
was enclosed in a lesdim °elan, made by Mr. Pond.
The outside wain was of English oak, oovered with
'Awake velvet. and panelled with brass nails round tbe
sides, ends and top; there were brass handles and
bresstplabe, with the following inscription :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

W EYMOUTH.

TO CONTRACTORS, BUILDERS, PLUMBERS,
PA INTERS, AND OTHERS.

€4sloEns horn Illnntioartocellakhiseoll
to
uts ha
(who has disposed of his Building Business), to submit
to PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, on the
PHINIBIII SCHOOL STUNT. *lgor the MASONIC-BALL,
on TUESDAY. MARCH 16, 1869, •ntl followiug days,
a Questa", of Valssible Surplus PLANT and STOCK,
Issitipsising
Two grettn.houdis, seen Otto firTke'CiTarp unseber
well...awned 4 and 8 panel doors, eishis and frames
of varioss tbieknevses, several thousand feet of prepared
mouldings, well -seasoned msbogsny, oak and ells, in
plank awl board, of different thicknesses, ask sad fir
timber, in balk, Sr quartering. together with a large
assortment of seeondtband useful materials, several
joinets benches, waggons, carte, scaffolding, quantity
of ironmongery, register and other stoves, kitchen
range., iron 'holing and riper, painters' colour', glass
and lead, a large variety of York, Keintost, snd Portland
paving atone, and numerous other useful and psis.
eellsseous frees
Demeiptive particulars in catalogues, to be had four
days prior to the sale, On lb. en in,..., Of Mr. Rif HOLDS.
NO. 86, St. Titousasottrees, and of the AncrloNsin st
his General Sali rooms end Offices, No. 74, St. Thom...
street. Approved Bills of £2O and upwards will be
taken in payment, if desired.
Bele at Two o'clock estob day, punctually.

lil &TV AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY,

ESTA.BLISHID 1777.

SOUTHERN COUNTIES ASSOCIATION,
FOB THI WOCOURAOMIXT OF
AGRICULTURE, ARI.. yANUFACTURES, AND

COMMERCE.

Patron: 11.R.11. The PRINCE of WALES, K.G.

SOUTHAMPTON MEETING, 1869.

President : The Right Hon. The EARL of CAILIARVON.
sOVI.

Fri{ E ANNUAL
MERI'TNO will be held at
SOUTHAMPTON on MAY 3141,
, and JUNE let, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th.
Prize Sheeta and Regulation
Papers for STOCK, POULTRY,
'IMPLEMENTS, and HORT'.
(CULTURE, may now be obtained
from the Ideeretary, Rath.
For OILPAINTINGS,WATER
COLOUR DRAWINGS, and
ART MANUFACTURE. from
It. R. M. Dew, Rioter.
AR ENTRIES must be made end Fees paid on or
Won April 12.
Bs order of Lb* Conseil,
JOSIAH GOODWIN, Secretary.
4, Terrace wax, Both.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

PORT LN D.

Tag Vitas DITCH, the artificial ravine that girdles
this Immense fortification is termed, is about to be sunk
eleven feet deeper than it is at present When it le
renumbered that the breadth and depth of the tome is
already a main feature of this fortress, it may be
Imagined how vast will be the barrier toe foe. New
batteries vommanding more of the water around Cr. in
worm of erection, and the citadel continually increases
In strength.
M. Tlialgtao Situ BOactWgir.—The Hampshire
people have given up trying to rob us of this interesting
vessel, and in despair have turned round and shown
their disappointment by pretending not to value her.
The Harepeltire Te/euramll says: "We have numben
of ships at the port in whish boys can be trained for the
mereentile marine, without any °barge to the rate-
payers. We did not ask for your old ship, and do not
want It." The grapes may he sour to Southampton;
but we are very glad to retain the company of our
friends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

noacn ESTER lINION.

MDR GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
prepared at their Meeting, to be held OD
THURS./AY, the 18th day of MARCH test, to
receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PROVISIONS
and other neeemarin forth. UNION WORKHOUSE;
also Bread made of the best Flour for the Out-door poor,
and Melton for the Sick Poor residing in or near the
toren of Dorcheet.r. L.r Six Months, from the 31st of
March inst, to the 30th day of September next.
Pones of Tender may be obtained on application at
my ogle., end mast be delivered at the Dirrop Wogg.
nouns before 11 o'clock ia the forenoon of Thursday,
the 18th

By Order of the Board.
HENRY LOCK,
lerk to the Gaard!ans.
Dorchester, March 3rd, 1869.

CEN.NE UNION.

rrliE GUARDIANS of the POOR of this
UNION are deeirous of reeeivieg TENDERS to
CONTRACT for the SUPPLY BREAD made of the
beet Flour MEAT •nt GROCERIES, from 77th
MARCH iLtent to the Nth JUME next.

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Tenders with samples to be 111110 to me or to
the Workhouse ou or before Wednesday, the 10th
instant, hut the Guardians do not pledge "bemoans to
assent the loweet or any Tender.
Perms of Tender may he obtained ohm, Mee, COM
Abbe&

By order of the Board,
WILLIaII BieJLCII.
Clerk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

WOOL MARKET&

LONDON, yerlet.y. —At the publio sales of colonial
wool there hea been a good attendance of buyers. bat
a want of animation had characterised the bidding'
throughout. The home trade bas purchased ta a
moderate extent, bet foreigners have used much
caution in their operation& Port Phillip and Adelaide
wool show a decline of d. to id. per lb when corn.
pared with last series. Cape wool, however, is
unaltered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-09

BLANDFORD.

TEN annual meeting lit amines:4mi with the Religions
Tract Sacristy was bold on Tuseday lest in the Town.
hall, Blandford, under the presides°, of the Rev. J. B.
Quirk. Prayer having been offered by the Rev. B.
Gray, the chairman pvei brief outline of the progress
which the branch had made during the year. —Mr.
Hodges, the treasurer of the branch, stated that the
old committee handed over to its PPOOMOT 5:9 lie. 3d.
the greater part of which had been expended, but
through the exertions of two ladies ite collectors they
had, after purchasing £3 worth of trade, a balance in
hand of Ell it Ild.-26 of which it was oontemplated
tons. for the purchase of roars treeta—The Rev. P. L.
Wary, the deputation, then addressed the meeting.
giving some very interestiog details of the work, aad of
the marvellous lune of the sosietre publieetious.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GUARANTEED
1 STATE LOANS. No Lemma. Bose Ad
&Laces le win for SI the large premiums at
530,000. P 25,000, 220,000, Ma, An
Publie &swinge on toe First of every Youth, usage tbs
superintendence of the Austrian Government, and
official peilitio finsotioeuuiee. Official lists sent Gratis to
Subeiaribma—Apply for El chanced', fumed apron forma
applied by the Austrian Government sad be thea
Imperial half a florin stamp, and for prospeotann
voncIERR and Co.. liginkere. Vienna.
_ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

.tVAHBHAM.

CotINTY Pirrrr SgrOllONfis Ttpliclay.—Refnre 0. W.
F.revr, Poi., C. W. Digby, E.g., 11. Rodgett, Esq., and W.
C.i k raft Pol.
J.urril taut, of Wareham,. carter In the employ of Mr.
Phillip Galingliani. no. charged with having stolen 1 Cot. of
cools, Ess.t Loluorth, on the 15th. Defendant ~no %via to
Lubsorth b. the ke, Mr. Kendall's with. iced of coal, and on
entering the tillage he sold I Cat. tO • woman tubbed Penny,
using next door to the pollee station for Is. and ;id. This
moaned the suspicions of P.C. Freeborn and the theft vas
discos ered. -Sentenced to six week.' hard labour.
ALritre Axiom.. .ad ratDRIC Aillinglint of Burton,Witiffith,
were summoned for stealing part of a holly tree. at Wool UM),
of the value 4 40., the property of Mrs. Burton. Monn
Asnitasra was also MMISIMIegIi for realising the nose knowing
It to be stolen. The charge was withdrawn on defendant's
paving the cost. Ito.
!ism Ike.rxx, labourer, of Lytehett *strivers, was sum-
moned for tn.wpaxving on lands belonging to Mr. Drag. at
Norden, on the 12.11 hut., In seareh of game. The Case wax
pn,ved by Junto Galton. keeper, and defendant 1.11 lineal
and Ile. nat.—Paid. . .

- -
ittiam MAW ma summoned for trespming on lands
belonging to Mr. Dna, at Mordant, on th 9th inst., in march
of game. Defendant plmiled guilty, and was fined 21. 6.1. and
9a. costa or 14 days. The money was paid.
JAMI4I Itanirr and Vaasa DCOOOI.II, were brought up on
remand, at Carey, at the hon. of John Green, before 0. W,
FILITUT, and 11. Itidgett. Faurs.. charged with beating with
intent to murder the said John Gem, on the 6th, at Carey,
when he caught them pine. ing. After hearing the evidence
of Green. oh,, ir unable to leave hi. house from the serhai.
nature of the iojorie. he rmived, and other witntabes, both
were committed fur trial at the maims.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

BEAMINSTER.

FIRL—A fire was discovered in the shop of Mr.
Edwin Coombs, bookseller and draper, at five
o'clock on Sunday morning. By dint of great
exertions the fire was confined to the drapery side of
the shop and extinguished by ten o'clock. The
damage is considerable, bet it covered by insurance.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

DORCHESTER.

DORS"? COONTT Hosrirm..—A oollectionwis
made at Christ °birch, on Sunday, on behalf of the
Dorset County Hospital, and it amounted to
£2 Oa 10d.

THIRD Dom= RIFLE& —The corps, under the
command of Capt. Coombs, had • march oat on
Monday evening. The men met at seven o'clock at
their drill•room—betwoon 60 and 70—and marched,
Invaded by Moe band, to Maiden Coal.. In the
abed they bad mfreabounta ooneiderataly provided,
by the Captain.

CAUTI9N. —"A ratepayer" writes as follow.: "On
Friday evening, about half-past eight, after having •
friendly imoversation with one of our respected
Town Councillors, and being on my way to visit •
sick friend, I narrowly escaped • trip up, with the
probability of • dislocated uncle and bruises, by
stepping into a bole in the pavement in front of Me.
Devenish's, made by the breaking off of • lamp
standard and to this day not replaced. The sooner
this dangerous spot is attended to the better. I have
Just been told by a young lady that she • few days
ago narrowly escaped falling at the some place."
Wit understand that Mr. Short°, the respected
manager of the Wilts and Dorset Banking Company
in this town, is about to retire on • well•earned
pension, after a service of twenty•sevon years.
ears pleased to find that although Mr. Short°
will retire from the active management of the
branch, szrangem.nts have been made for him to
reside in the neighbourhood, and he will continua to
render assistance, in conjunction with the new
manager, in the business of the company, Mr. J.
U. Lash. manager at Bournemouth, will succeed
him on the Ist February.

THE WILVIIIIII.—The following is our meteorological
report for tho week ending Sowle, last :

g Di rectlon Mate of Weather.
ol Wind.
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44 37 W Cloudy, one, showgirl
40 30 NNW Gloomy, fine
35 34 NW 44001 e, gleamy
40 34 NNE& hi Cloude
37 28 N Vloudy
33 23 NW &NE Fine
28 23 NE Snow, cloudy

1 thsllifiw.trrndasiva Ft::: taguante—.o.of
,WheedEnßaeodu.sy
ryofafternoonftoya
Horse Artillery, now stationed at Dorchester, formed
ea 1011...10g spectacle, which was witnessed by a
Ilarge member of people. Maurice Kaffinand William
Woollen were their names, aod their respective age
were 23 aad blt. The latter was married and leave
a w,dow, who followed him to the grave, bat no
obilg,en. Woollies bed be. 13 roan to t`lo servio.. '
I aid Kan Ws yews ; the "wow died "
i thin, and the WM. on the )911‘ The roast 2inhpro
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

A RELIGIOUS.BACRIFICE IN GALICIA,

Five Jews have its—t—iieen..-t-tied.foe-rh-e—m—:;iier of
Abraham Feldmann, at Tarnapol, in Galicia. The
deceased bad made an offer of marriage to • Christian
girl, and was accepted on promising to become a
Christian also. Having heard of this promise, the
young inan's father, with four friends, warmly up-
braided him for his apostacy. He remained obstinate,
and during the altercation the father three a sling rope
round his son's neck, and pulled at it, 'vitli the other
men, until be WM strangled. The mother nu pacified
by her husband representing the murder as a religious
sacrifiee, and passed the rest of the evening with him
in prayer. Gm father and one of the men we, aenteneed
to be hanged, end the other three to ten yaws hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

goLiniN's
IGORN-FL.OUR

IS PREPARED FROM RICK
DICE is the Staple Food of more than Three
ii, Hundred Millions (300,000,000) of People.

COLM A N'S
BRITISH CORN-FLOUR,

Now in Domestic Use, is unequalled for Blanc-
Mange, Custards, Puddings, Cakes, Soups,
dc., and is the most wholesome and easily
digestible Food for Children and Invalids.
twernannsus.
EDWIN LANKESTER, M.D., F.R.S., sap :
"Rice-Flour is Corn-Flour, and I regard
this preparation of Messrs. Colman's
as superior to anything of the kind
now before the public."

ARTHUR FEUX ILLSSALL, Xi), obsonlms:--

" I find it to be perfectly pure and most
carefully manufactured; it forms an
exceedingly digestible and witoltooma
article of diet."

CHARLES A. CAMERON, 11. D., also states
I have never tasted anything of the kind
more agreeable in flavour or so easily
digestible."

SHERIDAN IfrSPRATT, M.D., Professor at the
Liverpool College of Chemistry, writes :
" I can highly recommend it 11111 a palatable
and very digestible and nutritious food."

'Wailed by Amity Grocers mut Drrygith; W7toionla
of the Manufacturers,
3. & J. COLMAN, LONDON.

WIDIR'B SELECT LIBRARY
-al All the beet Books of the Beason, and ot th
past Twenty Years, are in circulation at KUM'
ciscacr .
_ .

Fimilies, Book Societies, Town and ViII4 Libreria
and Heading Rooms supplied on liberal tense
IltiPrawe, poste free, on applisatiou.
4SZLIOT Li , New Oxioirwrrins
Lownoz.

BONA. FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
Z 25,000 Sterling
I maY be
an innnent obtained
E 1.114.141
ES,ooo,ooo"Bterling guaranteed by Government are
annually divided in monthly allotments in variona Sums
newer& to

£25,000 STERLING.
For Prospectus (which will be sent gratis), apply by
bitter to Yr. FRIDISICK Slim Ofbneta, Of 33, Nisholas.
lane, Lombard-street, London, AM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

FOR COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA.
SHORTNESS OF BREATH.

...... ......
EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS. ll'hese
invalasble Pills (which do not purge, nor act on
the Bowels at all) afford instantaneous relief and
effectual cure to most of the distressing symptoms
ncidental to any affection of the Langs. Many
nipt.rtnnt and valuable Testimonials of their surprising
efficacy accompany each box, with which full directions
ass' enclosed. Sold in boles, 7d., ls. lid., and 2s: 94.
each.

110 THOSE WHO HAVE AN OBJECTION
TO TAKE PILLS, EVANS'S PECTORAL
COUGH LOZENGES, for Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
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will be found a most efficient sod agreeable remedy,
pesdily relieving the moot distres-tug symptoms. Sold
n boxes, 70., and Is, led. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

WYNFORD EAGLE.

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P0P171.111 ENTRILTAINMENT. 011 Wednesday
evening, the 21st instant, the Rev. Theoopilas
Bennett, M.A., read the various staves the
universally popular "Ghost Story of Christmas,"
by Charles Dickens, better known as "A Christmas
Carol." Mr. Bennett capitally imitated the grating
voice of the miserly Scrooge, the jocund voice of his
nephew, as also the short sharp tones of Mrs. Cratchit,
as well as the oleagenous ones of old Fessiwig, whose
" calves shone like moons" in the Chri.tenas dance.
In short, he gave the piece with that dramatic effect
which is so desirable in public reatlinga The school
children did the "Echo song," and joined in the
chorus of MUM Hounaell's excellent song, "Say a kind
word if you can." Miss Edwards =do a very
successful debut in the "Sailor Prince." The enter-
tainment, which Was numerously attended, con.
.eluded with the National Anthem by the school
children, who had previouslygiven, with much force,
" Father, owns home." The net proceeds of the last
entertainment, amounting to over 12.5.. were given
to tho clothing club, and the profits of this entertain.
maul are also for the same object,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

MORETON.

SUDDEN DRAM—On Friday evening, • woman
named %riven, • serrant in the employ of General
Parke, of this place, died soddenly. lt appears
that she went to shop in the village, and, on
reaching the door, was taken ill and speechless about
5 o'clock, and at 8 she died. Dr. List, of tiers
Regis, was sent for and saw her before she expired.
He mid she died from a tit of apoplexy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

TO NICWSAGENTI.

WANTED, respectable MEN to sell Th 4
Telegram at any plate in burnt where there W
,•.t an agent appointed. Liberal ternw.—Apply to the
I autumn, Telegram omen, I)on:4.liter.

11 II (E N IX FIRE OFFICK.
ILUNIIAILD NTENNT AND CH t RIND CLOS&
Established
Lemesktes effected in all parts of the world.
rowliteral Loss Settlement..
The wh`t. tire Insurance Duty is now remitted.
OKO. W. LOVRLI., See.

DENT, Chronometer, Watch, and Clock
Makers to Her Majesty, 11.14. H. the Prima. of
Waled, and H.I.M. the Emperor of Itaana, and Maker,
of the Great Clock for the Gooses of Parliament, 61,
Strand, and 34 and 33, Royal Exchange, London.

s. d
Gold Lever Watches, from ... ..• •.. 16 16 0
Gold Half Chronometers, winding with
or without a key, from ... •.. ... 36 15 0
Gold Hunting Case, extra ... ..• ... 5 5 0
Gold Geneva Watches, examined end
guaranteed, from ... ... 7 7 0
Silver Lever Watches, from... ... 5 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, winding with
or without a key, from .. ..• ... 26 5 0
Silver Half Chronometers, ill Hunting Clllll4,
27 60
Marine from Chronometers, from ... 36 15 0
Gold Chains. 16 and 18 carat, from £4 4a.
Drawing-room snd Library Cloaks in Ormolu, Marble,
kg., winding with or without a key. Dials, Bracket
and Astronomical Clocks of every deseription. Turret
Clocks made to order.
E. DENT and Go.,
61, Strand, and 31 and 35. Royal Sashimi.. London

ADISTERDA.M INTERNATIONAL EXUIBITIO N
1869.
PRE GRAND DIPJLOMA OF HONOUR,
being the }lra Prim, and superior to the Gold
Medal. has been awarded to LIMBIC COMPANY'S
EXTRACT OF M FAT ; which likewise curried tbe
ONBY
First Prises at the Pmus and Hirai TO LEND, in Town or Country
A single tri•l will •t none ronvino• ttio is..nnutner of -a- how £lOO or upwards. for term of on
the flrfili sup. refrity in devour, strength, awl clearnesi, rereoo'.l IntsTest, 5 per ornt. Also severs
over all other hitrasts of Moat, tbas fully *Lowing itic .UDIS .dt Mortgage of Freehold or L. suchol4 Pr..perty at
oorroctnoss of the high distinctions received. 31 per cent. No isomouraion °hon./ed.—Apply to
Every genoio• Jule= Beton Isznici's signature. I Aullas Bin". 10. Unitln's-i102•11.141, London.
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

CERNI9.

LORD Pocrigoet 8 HOUNDS.— This gallant pack met
at Come Park on Monday, the 20th hut. The morning
seemed somewhat inauspicious, but ILI the day grew
older the sun sboue forth, and symptom. of a fine hunt..
ing morning were the result. The pdk consisted of
22i couples of as neat bitches ;as ever went to • fox.
The order was given to move, and the gallant pack
dashed into cover, when immediately • brace of foxes
were on foot (thank, to that kind preserver. Mr. John
Chick, of Came). After giving as as pretty • 20 minute.'
spin round the Park as could be witnessed, he put for
the open, and away they dew for Spiting Clappers;
but this was no 'biding place. They raced him
through sad over the hill for Upcerne, nearly to
the parish, and, 'linking the valley, they raced over
the hill for V.rnicomid Plantation, and to Cuero.
Wood, through which he went like • bullet, and
on for Hendover. Finding the bounds rather warm
on him he threaded this immense wood perfectly
straight, and broke for the vale. Leaving the parish of
Bateoinue immoliately on the left, he ran for
Mr. Cockcrow's plantation. at Leigh, arid on for Paper.
hill cope.. The hounds at thie time had ild their
field there were no flints to run on. With eagle
flight they rued him past this cover for Hilifield Fun.,
and over the road for Hartley—no "hold hard" was
required—cod on to Higkfield Wood. Through it like
a swallow, and away for Prince's Wood. Here our
friend tried the holding system, but no go; they sent
him over the earths and through the wood to Gore
Wood, and on to the Grange, where they fairly
run into hint as he was about to stride into
that cover, thereby ending one of the fined day's sports
heart could wish over • good twelve miles of ouuntry,
in one hoar and 25 minute's, to the satiarsetion of all
foghuntera
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

11Alr AND STRAW.

.
Mr. Charles Jamar-iinnoirreport.— trade nary dow, and •
moderate .upOy, at the following quotations: Priam meadow
ha), 78. to M..• inferior ditto, to.. to 70..; Won closer,
to 120..; hdenor ditto, 90.. to 110 s.; prime second
cut clover, 100. to 1091.; inferior ditto, ids. to 90a; dn.%
Ms. to 30.. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

WOOL

Wituarru Faith s Ccca. Mr. J. Reader,
having resigned the Secretaryship, Mr. R. G.
Randall has been elected his successor. Mr. J. J.
Rates is the President for the ensuing year, and Mr.
'T. Chapman Saunders, Vice-President, in the room of
Mr. I'. H. Saunders resigned. Referring to the
usefulness of the analysis of manure obtained by the
Club, Mr. Reader writes " The Illandford club, a few
years Made, had an analyses, and found one impostor
selling the manure only worth £2 per ton. We also
found one rogue sending no down • superphesphate
with • few small bones in it which proved to be only
worth £4 12a 6d. per ton. This hunted the rogue out
of the market before be tried to maim us pay twice
for it, besides sending us • had article. We hare
this year a manure offered at £3 per ton over the
market value." Who in the world is thia last dealer?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-28

ATTEMPT TO POISON A WIFE.

On Monday, at the Wakefield Police Court, an
elderly mats, named George PickersgiU, • labourer,
at Lofthouse, forinerly a beerhouse keeper at Stanley,
was brought up under the following circumstaneed I
On Thurs.lay night before the prisoner retained home
the worse for beer. After laving his supper with his
wife and step-daughter (a little girth they all went to
bed, the husband awl wife sleeping in • shut-up beat
in the kitchen and the girl upstairs. In a short time
the prisoner got up again, and taking something
out of hi, waistcoat pocket, put a portion of it into a
pot, and the remainder he sprinkled in the fire. As
it made• bine blase, hired, and .malt like brimstone,
his wife asked him what it was, and he replied,
f. Nothing." Directly afterwards he went to hes
with sows liquid in the pot awl asked her to drink
it. Suspecting that it contained poison, the refused,
upon which be said he would give it to the girl. Al
he was going upstairs the woman seised the pot and
placed it in a pantry. Her husband requested her to
destroy the contents, awl, as she refused, he as.
faulted her in • most violent manner. Next morn
ing the woman dent for • policeman, gar Lim the
rot and its contents, and he took it to • druggist at
Wakefield, who rid it contained sufficient phos.
phorus to poison two persons. On this the man was
taken into custody. Mr. ilarnitt, who appeared foe
kerrgill, said the woman was very intemperate,
and by her unsteady habits she hal reduced her hos-
, buid to his present pee Lion. The bench agreed. to
set the prisoner at liberty if he would eoneent to live
rietei ate from his wife, make her &reasonable werio
allowance, and find sureties ,to keep the part