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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

POI:MIND LOCAL HO %LLD.

An important meeting of this Board tram held on
Monday last. Present: gr. H. Eseriven, chairmen;
Mows. R. Loco, R. Collins, W. Gibbs, J. C. Lano, F-
Pearce, A. criven. T. GIN,. R. R. b.som.
C. tfindo, Simon Pearee, and Joseph Hodder.
WATIR RCPPLY TOP ni TH!

The firot buaineu was to rewire the report of the
(*.mitt.", with reference to the water supply for
Wake ham . . . .

The CHal/INkit produced • plan and estimated
emit for carrying out the scheme, ard, after &sons.
lion, it was proposed by Mr. W. GIBBS, seconded by
Mr. SIMON Psalter, that, in the opinion of this Board,
the plan fernialied by Mr. Andrews is • very good one,
with the examption of the general tank being placed
near the church instead of at Straits, sand that the
Word swept such plan, to enable them to supply water
for Wakehmo, &e.
Mr. A. SORIVSK did not think the Board had power
to Net up • water company. They ought to have the
emotion of the whole of the inhabitants, not for
eighteen of them to come there and do what they liked
with the people's money.
It was also proposed by Mr. W. GIBBS, seconded by
Mr. R. LAX°, "That the Chairman be requested to
wait upon the trustees, and sobmit the plan for the
water supply for Wakeham, Easton, Before°, &a, and
that if the trustees approve of the same, then tender.
be issued for carrying out the said plan ; but if the
plan is not sufficient for inviting tenders, Mr. Andrews
be requosted to provide any further plans sod specifica-
tion, and that the Chairman see Mr. Andrews for the
purpose." There being no amemdment, the seine was
corned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

I go OD waving it more aria ever
Graineue—what ir the matter ! One of them
• terrific scream, which the other immediately mites up
in a bigher key ; then they turn round quickly, and
~.ainper hack into Vie home ea if the Dtlloo am. after
them.
may.i, "I'irry'ne gage% elf for a Ghost r
We ore wen° off then ever.—h 41,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

POLTWI D.

Tag slst K.O.E.t. were ii, led on Wednesday
at the Verne, by Litutenant-fieneralflui:er. The
men turned out in grand style, and every-third passed
off very well.
A KrILUIRT iSSPILTION.-011 Friday the 4th D. V.A.,
under Capt. Browne, and the new sub-division lately
raised under the command of Lieut. Holland, were i spec.
fed by Lieut.... Col. Saunders. IL A.. and Capt. hating,
Ailjt. of the brigade. There was a large muster,
upwards of 80 men being present on parade, and alter
being put through the manual and platoon exercise by
Lieut. Eliot, the Colonel ordered the battery to be filed
on the guns. They were then put through the gun
drill at the 32 pounders, which are mounted on travel-fl-
ing platforms in the new drill shed. At the conclusion
Colonel Saunders expreersd himself highly gratified at
the appearance of the battery, and the high Mate of
efficient)), they were in. He said the men were all well
set up and presented a tine soldierlike appearance,
their gun drill was especially good, and eltogeti.er
they were as line • battery as he had insoest.d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

thy time required

when Yeast 14 ti•ed,

as Ms not neceismtry

for the Doitch to

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the even

Sold by Grocers, Druggists, nod Cornahmsdlors,u 14,
Id., IL, kaki 6d. Packets, and io Patent bolos,
6i., IL, 6d., and ss.
WROLCSAL, 01"
G. BORWICK AND BONS,
24, CHIBWELL-STILNET, LONDON, 8.0.
kiale Hoorn, 134, Upper Thames Arose (sll doors from
!.1-ion Bridge).
I.:E Ala ..1:11i 100 A 111) ELY! ONLY

Borwick's Gold Medal
Baking Powder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

ROYAL VISIT TO °SISTER.

The Prin—oe-oi Vale; -a-i7ri-vei-at-CITS-M-r—o-n Thursday
evening, and was conducted by • torchlight procession
to the Grosvenor koteL Crowds lined the road, and
there wee general cheering. The city was profusely
decorated, and illuminated at night. On Friday morn-
ing the various public bodies presented loyal addresses
to the Prince. At noon • public progress was made
through the city to the new Townhall, and the inaugura-
tion ceremony was performed. The Mayor (lie. T. G.
Frost) pee • dejnoser. The Prinse proposed his
worship's health, and announeed that Her IGjesty in.
tended to confer on him the !wooer of Knighthood. In
the evening there was a di-picy of fireworks and • bell
•
THE INSUKKFA,TION IN SPAIN.

The insurgents ci Valente& surrendered uncondi-
tionally after • few hours' fighting. on Saturday, and
the troops rapidly proceeded to occupy the town. It Is
hoped that now tee strongest party has bed to lay down
Its areas the Itepubhain leaders will abandon the
struggle.

THE EUROPEtN A3SUHLNOII COMPANY.

The petition for 'madams up the European Assurance
Company was alomisegra Paiday, Viee-Olsaueollus
James deciding jt was not proved tbe &dropout was
" not able to pay it. thidts," or shown that it was " just
and equitable to wind up the company." The
European nesuranee Society offer a reward of five
hundred pound. for legal proof of the conspiracy,
which the directors allege is being made to break down
the society, and fur identification of the conspirators.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

POOLE.

Cduzvrr To Awnwia—At the petty seemloos on
Thursday, Mr. Ford, proprietor of the Poole and
Bournemouth *minibus, was summoned for working
horses in an unfit stale, by an officer of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. For the defence
Mr. Blake, veterinary surgeon, of Wimbortie, wee willed,
who stated that he attended Mr. Ford's horses
regularly, and knew they were well fed. Abrasions
eaustiuirly *slurred in working horses, and on noticing
them he ordered the cellar sod bermes to he altered so
as not to distress the =Male. Mr. Blandon, hareems-
maker, said that he was employed to make daily
examination of the horses, with a view to alter or eat
the homes where there were abrasions. The MA(11.•
trate*, however, considered the cases proved, and toed
Mr. Ford 104. for sash offence, and the drivers Is, each.
The fines, together with Cl 44. OM* were paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

ONVERMOIGNIL

PAIL—The annual fair (commonly called "pigs and
women fair") was held in Mai. village on Monday. There
were a few pies, whirl changed hands at high prices.
Mr. Rolls, of Paddletown, did a rattling trade, no usual,
in gaiters and gloves amongst the farm labourers. An
itinerant vendor supplied the feeding portion of the
refreshments. There being no publichoule in the village
Mr. Miller, of the Ship, at Preston, supplied spirits
our, ko.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

MAID EN NEWTON, DORSET.

I‘lll,,AlyeT. Emit LE R. 411
OEr SELL
thhy.
WNW! ti,,asit lan, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER AL
leia9 the undereentioned HOUSEBOLD GOODS,
STACK-IN•TRADE, and other EFFECTS, el Mr.
BAIA :

I...ouiptising painted cheffionkr, oak bureau, painted
-writing deek with three drawers, pies glass 2ft. Gin. by
18in., two easy chairs covered in American cloth, three
arm chairs, nine nursing ditto. two children's ditto, two
painted deal l'embruke tsblos 3f1..611,.. three ditto:lk,
deal kitchen table with drawers 4f1., sore ditto :Ift. ton.,
two ditto °peered lu leather, work table, xis swing
glasses, nine dreaming &Ames, three pairs of bellows. 18
oil.clotlstable clovers yartband•balf iomare. rimmtity of
rosewood and gilt moulding. 84ft, picture back+,
walking stick., paper hangings, stained French bed-
stead, 4-post bedstead tri,h mahogany poles, mabogsny
bed-poets, three • nrillptid beds, bolsters and pillows,
washstand and table, ditto with double drawers,
mahogany double-rail towel bone, deal ditto, timepiece,
dinner and tea ware, fowler and fireirons, fire guard,
flour tub, washing ditto, large iron boiler, saucepans.
Mitch ovens, buckets, coal scuttles, brass candlesticks,
three paraffin lumps, wheelbarrow, grindstone and
stand, two carpenters' benches, carpenter.' tool; lathe
ni arly raw, oil sans and paint, kettles, four dozen
ginger beer bottle; dm.
SOO to commence at Three o'clock precisely.

Y 7 COWS and HEIFERS. 31 PIGS. 2 HORSES.
TONS of HAY, 15 TONS of STRAW, 2
THRASHING MACkIINBS, and Ow GENERAL
FARM STOCK.
.FRITHAII. in the NEW FOREST.

Itfß. fiANNEN is favoured with untruchons
ILL from Mr. Mawr JAmirs, who is retiring from
BUIliOOlll4 to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the
2:411 OCTOBER, 11469,—The whole of his LIVE and
DEAD FARMING SiOCK, comprising 10 choice eons
I. oaf. 1 eon and calf, barrener, 4 haodaome three-year.
aid heifer. in calf, and 1 two-year-old heifer, 24 heed of
poultry, sow and 11 pigs, aow in farrow, fat pig, and
17 store pigs about three wore rash, 2 very useful
powerful cart horses, rick of prime pasture hay about
18 tons, rick of ditto about 12 tool, rick of clover hay
about 10 tons, and ditto about 7 tons, about 15 tons of
wheat straw—(all the bay and straw may be removed)
—2 four-horae power thrashing machines. 2 *gm sad
manure drills, 2 waggons, good shamble earl, 2 dung
cart., 2 light car., gig and four-wheel carriage, 2 iron
ploughs, drag; harrows, and roller, seed machine, horse
hoe, chain barrow, 2 long ladders, rick 'toddle, sheep
trough; barn implement; kan, le. all the dairy
utensil., brewing tube, and cask; and about 30 lota of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Ribesbimetal at 11 ; Sale it 12.
The Cow Stock is of a choice description. the Hey
well made. and may remain till the Ist of May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

LYTCFIETT MINSTER.

Thy Hon. Shwa), Bothell. seoond son of Lord
Westbary, his rental South Lytohett House for a
term of three years, and talon up his residence there.

SWANAGE.

SIXTH DOWN'S ARMLESS VOLUSTIRR CORPS.—This
corps wan inspected on Saturday morning by Lieut.
Colonel Randers, R.A. There were present—finAssistant.Surgeon G. L. Thorne, one sergeant-major. '
three sergeants, one trumpeter, and 32 rank and file,
under the command of Lieut. Jounce Arbon. A portion
of the volunteers received their uniform in the morning
on the day if inspection, and the inspecting officer
complimented the men by saying that, considering the
great drawbacks they have bad, the drill was quite as
well u could be expedited. and he hoped that at the
next inspection be should be able to say that they bad
a good knowledge of gunnery. The guns, which are 18-
pounders, on travelling siege carnages, and also a
mortar and stores, arrived on the same day by the War
Department yawl QUO.=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-19

WAREHAM.

Pearoawas.—To the Iktitor.—Dear Sir.—You
happened to name several photographs of eminent
eibibitad by the Town Clerk (myself) at
the gathering of all parties, lately held at our
Town•hall which was originated by the Southern
l'uiterisn nsinmoiation. Many are anxious to
know how the Town Clerk, in his private
capacity. became the owner of the said photographs.
Tern is no objection to their curiosity being gratified.
Well, those of Sir James Graham, Mr. Start, Lord
Portman, General Knollys, Duke of Norfolk, Earl
Pembroke, Mr. N. Fisher, Mr. Lumley, (2.0., Mr. G.
tn. .r. T. 0A...J.,
Key. C. W. Bingham, the Messrs. Naomi, and about
O oth..irs highly valued were given me—all of the
'toys' family snsl its several branches, were pureha,ei
from publishers. —Yours faithfully, FliittLASll FILL7TILE,
Wareham, October, 15, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

WYK E REGIS.

CoNetiorwrioit.— Dr. litoherly, the new Lord
Bishop of "Zalishury on Monday confirmed
boys, of H.M.S. Boacawen. who had walked in
from Portland, at Wyke Church. His lordship
delivered an excellent address to the loo)s. The
choir of the ship with the organist, Mr. Yates, sang
durilik the service, the band played to and from the
church, and the village warn in • lively state of
excitement for • few hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

NATIONAL LINE.

STEkit FROM-

EVERY WEDNESDAY,--" -....-.'
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
. -TVATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
./.. COMPANY (Limited.)
1
The new full•powered British Iron
- Screw Steiun-ships
Tons. I Tons.
SPAIN (Sailding) ENGLAND, Griggs_ 3307
I...iver (Building) Emir, Webster 3318
HOLLAND (Buildlua) HILISZTIA, Tho 3:3lg
ITAlA(Building)Graas MOO PIIIINSTLVANIA, Hall 2639
lrimmcs, Oropc WI Vim:Bata, Forbes ... 2387
TnitQuiss.Tbomnson3.ll7 I DINNAIIII, Thomas 3118
Will be dcepatehed from Liverpool to New York as
follows :

ENGLAND Wersimanev, Dee. 15th.
E QUEEN WZMINSDAT, Dec 22nd.
FRANCE WIDNDIDAT. Dee. 2'lll.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
Is very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve and Fifteen
Guineas, according to acoomodation in Stateroom—all
basing same privilege in Bekaa. Return Ticket;
Twenty•three ()Maass. - - -

_
There is exaelket accommodation for Steerage
Pamengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengen booked th h to Aspinwall, San
Francisco, the inland towns of sod of the United
States, oo favourable terms. . . -

For.Frright or Pamir apply to TH P. NATIONAL
STEA M•PIIIP COMPANY, (Limitod ) 21 and 23
Watemitreet, Liverpool; or to N. and J. Cumin and
JAN., tjnooosbova.

XTICOLLI CHANTILLY and Co.tome. and Elegant Halm-
.ll proof CLOAK, and complete Droo fore Lady.

31IC011:1 Guinea Tavel OVF.RCOATB, and the New Fur-
l\ faced Meltnn PALETCYT.

T AMPLOUGHIt PYRETIC SA LINE, this remarkable
11 remedy for Curing and Preventing Macaw ean be obtained
of all Chymists, or of the maker, 11. Lamm:wen, 113, Holborn-
hill, EC

MARATILLA COCOA. The Perfection of Prepared Cocoa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

PORTLAND.

CLIC RICAL PREFERMENTI --The Rev. T. H.
Gregg has been promoted ti the vicarage of liar.
borne Heath. Staffordshire, and the Rev. G.
Whitehead, to the vicarage of Skirton, Lancashire.
Roth have many friends at Portland, where they
officiated as curates.
THE THREATENED OCTBRRAK OF CONVICTS.—
The insecure state of things mentioned in a former
article in the &pro,* on this subject no longer
exists. The guards have been immeo.ely increased,
certain portions of the soldiers always carry their
rifles loaded, and the expense magazine ilt now
efficiently defended from any attack. The
regulations as to admission into the fortress are
more strict, every person not known being taken in
under escort of a polite but watchful member of
the 514. The guard ship has had steam up,
ready to proceed to any part of the Portland
coast, and the authorities are evidently more than
ever wide awake. If any ideas of mutiny were
entertained by the convicts, the knowledge of the
preparations already made would be enough to
stamp the last faint hops of even • momentary
nevem nut of their heart..
SOLDIERS' ENTERTAISIIVITS. —The third of the
series of anireessuggested by Lieut.-Col. Madden was
given at the Lecture Room. Verne Citadel, on Wed.
tumidity evening last. The Colonel and his lady were
present, and this example was followed by many of
the officers and friends. There was a full attendance
of the men, and the entertainment was much enjoyed.
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTR, EASTON. —The members
of this institute gave readings on Wednesday la.t.
in
the new reading room at Straits. The room was filled
lone before the time for the commencement. The
readers and singers were very euceeri.ful, and the
evening was productive of pleasure to all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

WINTERBORNE ABBAS.

DISTRCCTION OW • WIIII•T RICK THROUGH
CARILEASILV. On Saturday hurt a hid in the
employ of Mr. Isaac Symes, farmer, was in • field
searing birds with • gun. In the same field there
were three ricks, the property of Mr. Svmea.
During the morning • boy named Jarvis joined the
other, and having procured some more powder,
proceeded to discharge the gun at random for their
own amusement. TheY then ;bird the errin against
one of the riche, which contained a large quantity of
wheat, it at onceezploded. and the °entente entered the
rick. The lads then walked away. Subsequently
some carpenter* were paring by, when they dis-
oovered fire rising from the rick, and means were
used to extinguish it, but in vain, and the property
was entirely destroyed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

Pond enunttl EXIITPOS.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1860.

Borsttsbtrt.

Dry-mama A further dividend of 2.e. Oidi has
been declared on the estake of G. A. Chiloott,
Strattoo, miller.
_

BANznorva.--George Randall, Wallace Down,
Dorset, beerseller ; Henry E. White, Shitterton,
Bore Regis, groom..
Tan litiabop of Salisbury has licensed the following
gentlemen to curries in his diocese, viz., the Rev.
Francis Parham, clerk, M.A., to the Curacy of
Breadwineor ; the Roy. Robert Edward Richards,
M.A., to the Curacy of Code Castle; the Rev.
Frederick Murray Symonds, clerk, M.A., to the
Curacy of Chetnole ; and the Rev. Frederick
William Welborn, clerk to the Curacy of Nether.
bury.

COMMITTIM TO rns Doiurirr Cot:NTT
sessions John Walton and Henry Lloyd, oat
-
'piracy todefrsud at Weymooth ; George Young and
Henry Jones, stealing coke at Chideook ; William
ete•ling bacon at Wimborne Mineter ; Alfred
Pitman, George Brett, and Job Hooper, stealing
fowls at Wyke Raffia /lard Labour: Stephen
Howard, breaking window at Wimborne, 6 weeks ;
George Hatcher, night poaching at Sberborne, 2
months and to find sureties ; John Snook, aasault,
Ac., at Stalbridge, 2 month,; James Harris, mis-
behaviour at Wimborns Union, 21 days; James
Warren, drunk, &a, at Langton tletraviirs, 1
month; William Batten and David Smith, mis-
behaviour at Blandford Union, 14 days : Alfred
Foster, stealing 2 rabbit. at Spetishory, 2
months; George DOM, stealing pair loialora at
Wareham. I month; Charles Francis Kearley, steal-
ing 1741ba. raisins at Weymouth, 3 mouths and 5
yeers at • reformatory eohool ; Henry lisarlsy, steal-
ing 1741 b• raisins at Weymouth, 6 months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

RA DIPOLE.

BonnLanv.—On Monday night the house of Mr.
Blackniore, miller, of Radipole, was burglariously
entered. It appears that the robber cut a pane of
glass out of the kitchen window, opened it, and
entered the house. Proceeding to the office, he
removed the lock of the desk, and earned off
between £l7 and fIS in silver and gold.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

WEST LULWORTH.

_
As OLD WOM.LN BURNT TO DIATH.—On Monday
afternoon, • woman of S 5, named Ann Talbot, who
resided at the house of • man named Charlie, was
left alone in the house for a few minutes, sitting
beside the fire. Very shortly after • neighbour
found the poor creature had fallen upon the fire and
was burning. She was rescued, and Dr. Grainger,
of Wool, was fetched, but the injuries she had
remised and the shock to the system, led to her
death 00 Tuesday afternoon.

OHAILDSOCH.
On Tuesday night a large barley rick, the Forney of
r. D• 111116, of Ridge Farm, WU destroyed by are. We
are informed there mast have been 300 bushels in the
rick—it moil have banned on firs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

LYTCHETT MINSTER.

DORIS= COMITY TIIIPERAIICI LIIIIOCATION. —The
quarterly meeting was held in the old Weidepui
Chapel, Icytchett Minster, on Tuesday afternoon. Tice
chair woe occupied be Mr. George Curti.. the prorident.
:
called on 1,205 families, given away 453 'recta, mot ,
ilFurorimogthth.e oreurt"tete;lhtelarl3‘" Mist Mr. Vaughan bag
meetings. tiaken 162 pledges,
five Rands of Hope. eolleetei £4 13c., and cold books
worth Ms Oe. 3a. Mr. Hancock's work from Septem•
her 13th. bed bun :--bleetings held. 41; pledges taken,
110
visit* paid, 1,026 ; smote given *woe, 932 ; Bands
of Hope met. 32 ; cash collected, 1:6 6s. 01.; books
sold, 1.8 Scs. 10d. The secretary reported having held
45 public meetings, four distriin meetings, coneat.,A
£/1 : sad sold books worth £2 4s. 21." Ti e meeting
au largely attended by delegates. At the close of the
badness meeting' nubile tea was provided in the new
Weeleysn Chapel. and in the evening • public meeting
WWI beta, presided over bp Mr. George Curtis and
addressed by Mr. Kegan Paul. the Rev. T. Fiends
the Rev G. Hinds, the Rev. S. Knell, Mr. W. Mate,
Mr. J. Llewellyn, and Mr. M. Hodges.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

WEVIIOUTH.

CC/TOMS' APPOINTMINT. R.. G. Cheessaan,
Esq., Collector of WM. Customs at this port, has
received the appointment of Collector of Customs at
Falmouth. Mr. Cheestuan leaves Weymouth on
Saturday, greatly to the regret of the merchants
and every one transacting business with him, by
whom his courtesy aml promptitude were much
appreciated. Mr. Choivman's snoceseor is dames
Gneve, Fog., late Collector of Customs at Lancaster.
ANBTIIIIR LIBERAL. GIVT.-li i/ rumoured,
and we believe on good authority, that IL G.
Stephenson, Fog., ever on the watch to ezercise his
liberality, contemplates presenting the Weymouth
Town Council with • band•stand for the Rings
similar to that very Innils,me one which he gave to
the town of West C4wes, a photograph of which is
now exhibited in the window of Mr. Wheeler, St.
Mary. Street.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

SWANAGE.

-
BRITISH SCHOOL.—Sertnons were preached In the
Consvgational Chapel, on Sunday, Deeember sth, in
behalf of this school, in the morning by the Rev.
George Hinds, mid in the evening by the Rev. W. C.
Williams. On the day following, the parents and I
friende assembled for tea in the schoolroom, after which
• public meeting was held. J. Fl•rker. Frei ,of Poole, ,
presided. The Rev. O. Hind. opened the meetin: by • ,
statement conoerninf the school, and the confidence
with which the committee were prepared to introduce
the new muter to the public. Mr. W. Kennett, the
new schoolmestor, then gave an address, in wh eh he
clearly end concis•ly point. ii oat the importance of the
teacher's work and its character, the necessity of main-
taining discipline, and the great boon conferred upon a
child by imparting • sound and practical education. The
Rev. T. Orr followed with an exeelleet speech, impres-
sing upon parents tho responaihilit7 that rested upon
them in the right education of their children. There
was • capital meeting. end the manifestation of an
interest in the work and a /medial welcome to the new
teacher. The school premier,' to become a prominent
institution in the town for good.
IRPoRTART SALL OF FARMING SToOlt.-0o Monday
nonaiderable interest was manifested là the dispoaal of
the !ire and dead etook on Langton Manor Form, the
property of the late Mr. Henry Jenkins. The soperin.
tendecoe of the sale was entrusted to Mr. T. S. Morton,
auctioneer, of Dorchester, and the results were of the'
most satiefaetory character. The auetion was conducted
with bosinesrelike protntitude and dispatch, and,
although tho competition did not commence until a
quarter to one o'clock, the whole of the 118 lots were
cleared off by • little after three, the total proceed.
being about £Bl3. The sale commenced with the 114
horn ewes in lamb, many of which were much admired
for site mid quality, haying been bred with great care
from the ce•lebrated flock% of Lord Eldon and Mrs.
Parmiter. The bidding for these fi"st-clase enimale was
very spirited and the lots were rapidly dispo•ed of at
prices ranging from 39.. to 41s. each. The chtiver horn
hoes wen, also of exeellent quality, and fetched from
Ig+. to 26e. each. Ten dairy cows enTe next sold, and
prices ranging from £lO fas. to £l7 10a. were realised.
roe in-calf heifers sold at from Ell to £l5 5..; and
the yearling. averaged about E'6 each. The majority of
the implements were also sold at satisfactory prices.
There was • large attendance at the sale, the company
including many of the leading aeticultu late in Dorset
and Wilts., 50.1.6 number of dealer, and other from Doe.
cheater, We•mouth, Portland, Bridport, Salisbury, and
elsewhere. The manner in which the sale was conducted.
and the prices obtained, were Token of in the highest
terms of praise by all concerned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14

EEI iltshire.

TIM Roy. W. Farrar, formerly militant master at
Marlborough College, ham been appointed one of the
Honorary Chaplains to the Queen.

Tux Marquis of Aylesbury dined with hi
tenantry at the audit dinner, and said the eztermin
ation of rabbits on the estate should be continued- '
His lordship asked the farmers to assist him in the
hedgerows, and he would see to the oovers.
A Ravzso•-.--A servant girl at Marl-
borough has been committed for trial for attempting
to set fire to her mistress's (Mrs. Blake's) house.
Being discharged for some fault, the girl set fire to
some clothes in her bedroom as she was leaving.
Fortunately the smell attracted notice, and the lire
was put out.
OUR BOTS.--FRVOTII boys were Out in the vicinity
of Salisbury with • pistol, when in mere wantonness
one named Walter Sutton fired it at • man who
Medthem, named Leach, employed at Fishertoti
a The charge entered his head, and he was
yea, dangerously wounded. The boy bogged his
pardon—he bad no thought of doing it. The magi'
trate. committed him for trial at the amizes.
FOOT AND MOUTH DIARARIL —This tagne has
but
PaamDipluPtee&eorinng77:mthatew:g
oi attacked,Bradford
iffereweekSt t ihilier.rdssiar(iroomihn.nleMhquaneadur.itea r!awivadeshrhadedthowe.
signs of infection, and six other caws have occurred
The disease has also shown itself in a mild torn;
neighbouring villages.

The Tea imported bydlesers. Horaimaa is STIIOIIIO k
DILLICIOIII, annum. It emelt° only of ehoiee young haw...
It Is bemuse the leave la ant notownel by the
Chilly.° with the usual mineral Vaenig ' powder,
Thew Liv io,n.m. .cc,ire a genera/ ion4orence. Grneine
peel. is are sip.' • WIIaFJ 111404111 A
Fur liat of Loos& Amite ruler t,) advertianactit. _ -

Corrtopontitnet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

N/ILTLAND.

AIIOTHA ATTZIIPT TO ESICAPI PROM TTIZ PRISON.—
On Friday morning last about a quarter before eight a
convict wag discovered to be missing from his gang, who
had tornmi out about a quarter of an hour before, as
is the custom at this time of year. The black flog was
immediately hoisted, and a gun fired from the Verne.
The flag was acellentally torn in two, and the sentry at
Weymouth supposed that two liars were heisted. The
report that two convicts had got away soon became
mognified into a horrible rumour that the whole number
had broken loose. and were running about the island.
Most of the inhabitants, however, remember the story
of the "Three bleak crows," and took things easy. The
company of the filst Regiment., and the onastguardsmen
at Weymouth and Wyke at once turned out, the 1181111
cordon was formed to prevent escape from Portland, and
the spare wren proceeded towards the Vetne to esti.t inl
the search. In about an hour the convict was die.
covered by bleier Clifton, the governer, concealed
behind some rocks in quarries at the Verne. lie must
have had an accomplice, as when found he was dressed
in a soldier's loose summer suit. The convict wee
quickly placed tinder arrest, and conveyed to punish-
inent cell, and the black flog being hauled down, the
soldiers and sailors returned to quarters, and quiet was
restored.

THE GREAT EASTERN.
A very fine yawl, attending the Great Eastern,
4tri'sd in Portland Roads, on Sunday afternoon. The
firm ol Messrs. wens and Co., of the Portland Steamer
comPsny, reeeivrd • telegram on Mondsy (this) mornlnit
G
that the reat Eastern wee off Ventnor at seven o'clock
this morning. She warn expected in Portland Roads
about one this atm-noon. She romans shoot three
days.

StriLmer
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

FOR INDIGESTION, PAIN AT PIT OF
STOMACH, ha
RVANicS SIR CHARLES CLARKS'S DIGES7TVE
PILLS immediately relieve sod oath Indigestion. Bun
after Eating, Wind, Pain in the Mack, Bad Taste and
Dryness of Mouth in the morning, Irregular Action of
the Bowels. he., and many other symptoms of /Months&
Diseate. Unlike most Pills and remediea offered to the
public, these Pills do not purge the Rowels ; require no
oonfinement ; nor need patients fear taking cold nor any
ill effeeta, be their employment what it may. In the
'most inveterate and long standing oases they are
uniformly suoose.ful, at the many Teetunoniele re-
ceived fully substantiate. Directions given with each
bottle. Price le. I P.. sad 2s. 9d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

- .
?melted woril that I was to go to the pried myself.

went, end the accompanied me, hut a be was in the
chapel I could not ree him, and I bad to wait for the
priest till he came into the oonfewdoaal. I told him
that if be would coroe to my house I could explain the
thing better, as it wns concerning a child I bed token
from its parenta He ilia not say he would or he would
not come. so I went home, and on Friday I thought he
might come, but he dirt not op to the afternoon, and
then I resolved to write to Mr. Hiokie wolf, and
coked the landlady for envelope and paper, anal I wrote
1.4 Sunday as follows :—" biro. Ifickm—lf you are
d.eirons to Lave your child you will find her at No. 7,
Julge'n•pleco North, LiverrooL" I addressed the
envelope and pot on • poottstge stamp, and I was just ,
going to pot on toy things to post the letter when the
detective came, and I gave him the letter. The reason I
I wanted to give the ehild up to the priest was because
I did not like to leans the child were I was staying, as
I knew nothing about the people, and I thought by
giving'it to the privet be would see that it was well
done to, hut as he tint not come I wrote the note, awl
ifil bid poor(' Won Snnday Mrs. !Pekin would get it
on the Monday. I saw there was LO °thee &Donative.
Whilst the child was with me I treated her well, and as
for the cutting MI her hair it wanted cutting, and to
strengthen it, aa it was weak, very , and it
always came in her eyes. I had no bad feeling what-
ever agsainst Mrs and Mrs. Hiakie. The prisoner
was thew fully committed to Reading gaol to take Mr
triaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

tendeale
by !ppto.• gtl:lll.gi.k I°l"winrn'ukTim veromeat besOn

and ibas
Impenal half a Aorta stamp, mud for promotion to
VOELCKEIt sod Co.. Bankara. Vienna-

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HELVETIA WEDSZSDAY, Oct. 27th.
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And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon soooremodation on board these Steamers
is very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve and Fifteen
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having same priviley) in Saloon. Return nakets,
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There is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
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For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
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SUPERIOR DENTISTRY.
5, ST. THOMAS-STREET. WEYMOUTH.
MOWS. LEI'S (from Paris), Dental Sligo's, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Tau, (Established 4
years). Can be consulted every day, from 8 am. to
6 p.m., except SATURDAY APTIRIOOIII, when be
may be consulted at Mr. WOOLIVION'S, Commit".
Dom-Harr=
m. LEY 8 supplies Artificial Teeth, made of
the purest materials and unrivalled workman-
ship. Fit guaranteed by trial before payment is re-
quired. Durability warranted for ten years, free of
charge for repairs.
M. rays has supplied Artificial Teeth for nearly
2.000 patient' in leas than four years, and las not had
one failure, and the following prices are within the
reach of all :—Artificial Teeth, set in best vulcanite,
from Is. to ss. per tooth, or £3 to £5 per double set;
teeth net in 16 carat gold from Be. per tooth, or ES per
doable set; teeth set in 18 carat gold 10e. per tooth, or
£lO per doable set, and no higher. Teeth stopped with
best amalgam, ls. and Sc.; with pure gold, 3s. to fis.,
acceding to the du of the cavity.
Teeth extracted, is. and Sc. All teeth cleaned, Sc.
Artificial Teeth, (Toni one tooth to a double set, may
be obtained within eight boors' notice, if required, sad
all kinds of repairs done while waiting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

E. CAMBRIDGE & Co.s,

(WTI w. C. CAMBRIDGE)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the lit Priae at
air consseutive Africa
-
tend Shows, when first in-
tr..luoed in August and
S,otember. 1863 Also
Highly Commended at the
Roy al Agricultural So.
eiety's Show, Newoutle,
1564, when no prises 111019
offered for Chain Harrows.
As • Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, Rubbing
Down Manure, Scratching
up Moss, he., it is un-
rivalled.
It does Hs work hotter
and relieves itself as well
as the ordinary Chain
Harrow when collecting
Couch or Twitch Gram
, It is also used for working
down lead that has been
Ploughed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making •
first-rate Seed Bed without

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f,-41•

!li4-nrbing the Manure,- --;;El
w invaluable for healing
41 Seed or Grain, leaving •
firm line tilth, es nuanot be obtained with any other
Implemen
DurriarD Fan TO ANT STATION.
voidogues with Pries*, Sin., on application.
IST. 1111LLP'S IRON WORKS, 1111.1STO1.

BEST WALLSEND COALS.
T GIBSON begs to inform his Friends end
the Publio that he is now selling from the Brig
ggergaret," at Maiden•strest Quay, a very superior
°art° oi kis BEST WALLS COALS from
Sunderland, at
ONE POUND ran TON, OT ONE SHILLING en Cwr.
Also sent to Order per rail in truck, from ten to
four tons on the most reasonable terms, and at the
shortest notion. Orders taken at the otbou on the
(pay, or at No. 6, Johnotomoree„ Weymouth,

PRICDCRICK FOOT, AUCTIONEBR,
U OENRRAL VALUER, sOOOtiNTSNT, and
COMMISSION AGENT, DORCHESTER.
vsLUSTIONB FOR PROBST".

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
£25,000 Sterling may be obtained
by an investment of EL—
I:14,000,000 Sterling guarenteed by Government are
annually divided in monthly allotneats in mimes Sams
upward, to
£25,0e0 STERLING.
• For Prospectus (void% will be out gr•tot),=
lotto& to Mr. FIEDISICK 811171, Game*, or 33 I ,
I leer, Lumbsrd-stroet, load" E.C.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

iALRY CIS& OF CHILD
STEALING.

On Thursday tnorning, Elizabeth Barry was brought
up at the Town-hall, Meid.nbes4, for examination on '
the charge of stealing the infant obild of Col. fields.
The inquiry created a gnat deal of local interest. The
court was crowded in every part, • number of ladies
being accommodated with seats on the bench. The
Owner, woo wee brought from Liverpool in custody of
Constable Eloldway on Wednesday, was placed in the
dock about eleven o'clock. She was booted by the
crowd who gathered outside the Town-hall, and an
attempt to hies her was also made in the court itself,
but woe of course speedily checked. She is a woman
about 45 years o 4 stands about five feet three inches,
Is round featured, and of fair isomplexion. She was
attired in black.
Evidence having been given that Dam left Col
Male's house with the child on the Pth instant, the
preouer made the following etatement in a tone
scarcely audible to the bench c In my miming that I
had but done with Ilre. fickle yet, it was because she
said ebe would not pay me any wages until I told her
what made me so unhappy in her house. I intended to
miter into particulars about things unpleasant in the
kitchen before I would leave, and that was the reason
I spoke so. After that Mrs. IlickM said I wee not fit
for ante.. She advised me not to take another
situation, ar.d that was the reason I resolved not to go
Into another situation again, and I thought I would
take • parlour and commence dressmaking. and I was
grieved to leave the chill, becaum I loved it so, and I
made or toy mind to take the child with me. I did not
think of tie grief of the parents, or I would not have
done it. The day following I was very sorry, atid
would have returned the child if I had hail th• means
of doing so. I took • parlour until I thought what
I should do. I would have seen about sending the
child back again only I caught a revere cold on the
morning I arrived at Liverpool. I was vary ill. I was
unable to see about it for two or three days. On
the Sattrday week following I asked the (landlady's
daughter to go to the priest and ask him to come to me,
as I had something important to tell him, and I
. . . . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

USE ONLY THE

GLENFIELD STARCH.
THE QUEEN'S LAUNORESS USR9 NO OTHER

ki Eh, VOUS DEBILITY. —GRATIS, a
11 MEDICAL WORK, sheering sufferers bow the,
may be corednitbout the aid of quacks. Frec on
receipt of peetage stamp. Address. fizeturmag, Institut*
of anatomy. Birmingham.

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TARNT, Chronometer, Watch, and Cloak
-LP Makers to Her Majesty, H. IL H. the Primo of
Wales, and H.I.M. the Emperor of Russia, and /faker,
of the Groot Clock for the H MIMI of Parliament, 61.
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di
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Gold Lever Watches. from 18 —ll ...
Gold Half Chronometers, Winding With __ 0
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Gold Geneva Watehee, examined and
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favor Lever Watches. from..•
Silver Half Chronometers, winding With
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Silver Half Chronotnetors, in Muntang Cases,
• 27 6 0
Marine Chronometers, from 36 15 0
Gold Chains. 16 and 18 carat, from E 4 4e.
Drserian-room and library Clock, in Ormolu, Marble,
• wind OS with or without Dials, Bracket
and Astronomical Clocks of every deseriptMn. Turret
Clocks made to order.
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Si, Bina. and 34 and 35, Loyal Exsiousge, Landau.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

Beat of Loa Beth.

We deeply mast to announce the death Lord Derby,
which occurred at seven o'clock on Saturday mondaii.
For more than a week the event had been hourly ex.
pected, and at teat the distinguished statesman passed
away without a etruggle. On the previous Sunday he
had ceased to take any nourishment; goon afterwards
he became unconsious, and in that state he remained
until the end. So low had life ebbed that some days
before his death it was more than once fancied that he
was dead. Each time be slightly revived; and when,
on Saturday morn 4, Its passed away, the end wee so
gentle and so gradual as hardly to be perceptible to the
family tirade which watched wound his bedside. Dar-
ing the Saes illnese the Countess remained so
Incessantly beside him that she had been made
seriously ill. With her also watched Lord Stanley.
his brother the Hoe. Frederick Stanley, and Lady Con-
stance Stanley, who were all beside the Earl when he
breathed his lama. The Earl was three-seers years and
ten on the 29th of March last. In compliance with his
express wish and that of his family the funeral (which
Is expected to take place on Friday) will be strictly
private, the cawsZ9e being confined to the members of
his family, the servants, and the labourer, employed
on the Eneeraley estate,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

R CHILDREN'S COUGHS and COLDS.
EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP, a safe and effectual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Ito. One trial of this
pleasant tasting medicine will convince that it is one of '
the most valuable remedies ever offered to the public,
by the early use of which s very largo amount of
suffering will be saved. Most important testimonials
could be given did 411100 allow, from persons who speak
of it thus :—" Perfectly suooesaful."—" Instant
—" I've the greatest faith in it"—" Would not be
without it on any aeomint."—" Quite sure it saved my
child's life; but only given one dose, and within two
hours the child was quite another creature." By
promoting free perspiration, gentle expectoration, and
the consequent sedative effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming symptoms in the course
of twenty•four hours. Wlld in bottles, 70., Is. lid.,
ised 2a. od. each. Full directions acoompany each
ottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-10-26

FOR RHEUMATISM. LUMBAGO,
SPRAINS AND BIWIsE,g, ko,
EVANS'S ANODYNE EMBROCATION, or HEAL
ALL, the most efficacious remedy for Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Psins in the Limbs, Numbness, Sciatica,
nee-ache, Sprains and Bruises, son..s nod cromp.
Stiff Neck, Stiffoess in Joints. Frozen Limbs, sod
Chilblains before they are broken. No Embrocation
ever offered to the public has burn found more thatual
in alleviating the setae pains of the above disorders, as
it gives ease after the first applicatioo, sold to bottles
Is. lid. and 2s. 94. each.