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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

WANTED, at owe. • steady MAN to drive
• Portahl• semis epees; also a CARTER on
the felt April.—Apply to Mr. Lovatros, Pkklle.
Wilton, Dorchester.

WANTED. • rood GENERAL SERVANT.
—Apply to birs. Itritoitat,lllag Bt.
Nicholas, Dorchester.

"OMIT of s HOUSE to LIT is a ifitosant
0I DoIcaTzL—APIIY. - A.B. sr* at
Kr. 13ookasilor, Utot, &a., AA saik
Ono., Dordwisr,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

THZ WAR.

Dzeretentoe OF • TURKISH VESSEL.
Adjutant General Ankas telegraphs that the Russian
Ammer Constantine left Sebastopol on the 29ud inst.
to cruise along the Caucipdan coast. On the night of
the 24th she approacliel Batottm, where the Turkish
equadr.n, °counting of seven large vessels, was
stationed. CantOn Marskoff, the commander of the
Constantine, despatched two torpedo boats armed with
Whitehead torpedoes to attack the Turkish ships.
They sent two Whitehead torpedoes against the screw
steamer which was keeping watch, and then torpedoes
shattered the vowel, cawing her to sink almost imme-
diately. The broken span and debris were seen float-
ing about on the surface of the water. The cutters
were unable to save the Turkish crew.

RIP.IIIAV LIMY. —A NEW 70103 Or 800,000 KUL
BEICH•1128T, Tinuaday.—So distant appears peace,
that tun immured that the Czar has ordered all the
garrisons throughout Ruda and all the reserves to be
reedy to move to the Nat of war at six hours' notice.
AU *Didier* and officers on furlough have been recalled.
The Cur has issued an ukase by which an enormous
levy is called for. The levy will take place in April,
and is much more extensive and sweeping than the
levy of lad December. The Czar require. from Rus-
sian-Poland alone an effective total of 400,000. The
present Polish garrisons, numbering 80,000, are to be
replaced by the reserves from other parts of Roam.
It is calculated that by May the Czar will be able to
put in the field in Europe alone no lees than a new
force of 800,000 men, in addition to maintaining strong
garrisons throughout his Empire.

TEI W 41.1- POTS.

• -•
On Toms:lay si taroonn great open-air meeting convened
by the Mayor of Sheffield, on the requisition of the
Liberal Association of that town,was held in Paradise-
square. It is estimated that about 20.000 persons assem-
bled, the object of the meeting being to considsr. the war
vote proposed by the Government Great opposition was
offered to all the speaker, who exprewied an opinion tbst
armed intervention on the part of England wee uojustlft•
able, and a reeolution in that sense am lost, in favour of
an amendment supporting the policy of the Government
The proceeding. were greatly interrupted by the impatient
behaviour of the crowd, and several free lights took places
The meeting is stated to lure been the largest ever held In
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

TAIL' %CUM AND PODOPHYLI.IN a Stimulant to the
I. Liver. —A due of this combination recommended to
anyone complanlng of liver derangements, mnre parti-
cularly wbeo. whin, from slight congution. By gee tly
stimulating UM liver nod ellghtly moving the bowels,
the heavy drowsy feeling and headache, with, generally
pidn• in the chart and back, estscieJl. after eating, are
&animal. Tara:scum and blue 1411, and certainly
quite equal In pow r In removing the often distressing
Inconvenience and pain attendant on Osculate In
America lisle I. very hizhly esteemed and
approved. In En.thand Tara:scum hu been for years
put pr,ved of value In thee mar, hit Its comboutlon
.11 Podophyllin, or May Apple Resin, considerably
enhances Its p srer.—BotUes Se. 91. and te ed. each
8014 ~y chemists and druggists Propene:l In the
laboratory of J. Pepper, Pharmaceutical chemist,
London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL

- - ---
During the week ending Jantuu7 31, there haNs
been admitted r—ln-patiente, 4; discharged, 6; out
patients admitted, 7; discharged, 3; emergencies, 0;
death., 0 :—ln-patients, in the hospltol, 41; Out-
pedants on the books, 193; cesnaltke, 17 ; ohrsirdso
for the week, Dr. W. V. Lush; surgeon for the week,
Mr. A. &neon ; house surgeon, Mr. Herbert J.
Car. in-patient and 13 out-patiente hare had their
tickets of recommendation renewed during the past
week—entitling them to, further period of two mouths
treatment _

—j;;-';1• Surgeon desires to gratefully &afoot/.
=the receipt of toast of pheasant& from Lord
for the use of the patients, and the sum of
ea 6d. from Mr. Ling, Dorchester, being the jurors'
IMlSeuta:ibiabztuast held on Saturday loot, and requested
to be to the Samaritan fund. This fund is
• to supth.2..t patients with a trill* on
their leaving the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

WARM &X.

Cotrm
H rorth.Perrr Bsaluon. Tomo4a7.—l4fors GipWs
awke.

Ceriselies Burt, a young men of Winfrith Newburgh
wag summoned by PS. James Hill for being drunk and
incapable at the pariah of Winfrith Newburgh on the lfith
inst.—Defendant pleaded guilty. and mu fined Ea and
coot&
Before Captain Haerkeeworth and Kr. W. M. Windt
Nary Sto
,kiey, • young girl of Langton Matra/rent was
brought up to custody charged with obtaining two pairs of
too'. o3nder Woo pretenceu, on the 14th inst., the property
of William Damon Tetchell. of the value of 13e. &L
Tato:bell mid prisoner mune on Um day named end &eked
her to let her have two pelts of boots or her Meter to see
who was living at Bournemoutb. in service. Prisoner said
her dater was at Heraton She mid her sister load come
home, and wanted two pain of boots to hook at, and she
mu to take them to her. Mains, took two pairs of boots
away. Wanes. let them to hecauee she thought prisoner's
amter would pay for them. —William Damon Tatchell
said: On the 14th Mat, when he got home, be beard that
two pairs of boots were gone. On the 1711 fast he went to
the Waxier and aaked 6ir where the boots were she had
iron his wife. Prisoner mid she did not have any and
be told her she had a pair of them on. She thee add her
father bought them at Kr. Smith's, at Langton. Wit.
nose went to Kr. Smith's, and found neither her father
nor prisoner bad been there. On the nth witness went
with P.C. Freeborn to the prisoner's haws and she cliii
denied having the boat .He &shed her where the boots
wench. hod on the day before, and eh* pointed to the
boots in the corner of the roorn.—fle Constable asked
prisoner how she accounted for the poimeadon of them.
She said she bought them of Kr. J 411301 Smith, at Lang-
ton, be asked has to secompany him to Mr. Smith's, and
she did on Witeem sheered Kr. Janne Smith the boots,
and he said be PUN, had say of the make In his shop,
neither had the Wiliam been there. On the 15101 inst he
received the nailed pair of hoots frow the priaoner's
brother. Kr. Tataben wee at his home, Ltd idenUded
tbe boots se hie ereferty.—Prieosiar warn committed for
trial at the Amiss&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

BOROUGH POLlCR—Yesmumr.

(Bofors the Mayor (Dr Aladdin). Mr. J. F. Hodges.
Alderman Gallen. sad IL,. R Da) la.)

FLOWN 23 OF FORDINGION.

_
Selina Skinner summoned Seteme Limy, • diminutive
woo.sin, fOr an assault.
The parties are next door mighkoura at Fordington,
and on Thursday afternoon there wee a quarrel between
them relative to some cromme. In the course of it
the defendant went to the complainant's Sower plot and
began pulling them up sad "devoured" them in a few
minutes, throwing theigl at bee Bhe also threatened to
beat bar Maim out and threw a great striae at her, calling
bet many had num. The defendant had no questions
to ask, and being told by the Clerk now was her thus to
make • 'mesh, she proceeded to do so, the gist of her re-
=NW that the disputed nave belonged to her. She
a man • named House, who gave it as his opinion
that It was six at one and balfoedosen of the other. Mrs.
Skinner was kicking up rows with every one, the other
was as quiet • oeighbour as ever they had had in the
yard.
The Bench was afraid the complainant was the
sitgresasor, and dismissed the case each to pay their own
costa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

IerILIPPO OLD DEBTS.

Matthew Coombe summoned Jomph Nr4a. for an
amenit. Mr. Weston was for the defendant.
On Monday, the illth of January, complainant mid he
went into the Old Crown. Defendant sea. there, and
ban cursing at him and then spat In his face. He said
to him "Joseph. 11l make you know better than that,"
and then left the rams. He had not seen him before that
day, and there wm no previous quarrel, but he had re-
peatedly done the tame trick. Cross-examined They
were natives of Smarminster, and the defendant had put
him into the Cous(y Court for lei. He kiwi since paid it.
When he went In the defendant commenced ts ask him for
this lk. He di call the defendant • liar, and he there.
upon threatened to smack his face. He had summoned
the defendant Pr an 'moult but the case was dismissed.
—Marks Franklin corroborated the story told by Coombs.
—Oross-examired : Both parfies joined in the dkpute.—
Ile Weston lid not deny the assault but pleaded.
justificsUon.
The Bench :bought there were some extenuating cr.
eumstonces, and defendant would be fined 6s. and costs
dd.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

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TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.

E
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

WaST LIILWOR'IIL

Os Hamtiorough Farm, a ewe sheep. belonging to
Mr. Gillingham, gave birth to • twin of lambs, one of
them with two perfect heeds, which lived a shirt tints
after It. birth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05

"A awsoc"

Timms amide likinat••• • tramp, eras charged with
drab rigB 61. at the Bailin lan, Maiden Newton, on
the Met of January. The pnu.t went into the bar of
the inn mad Na there some Stook during shich the lead-
lord. Mr. Hardee, bad occasion to rive change, sod said
▪ ,sifs for rho key of the till, rhich be Wi timbered.
He went to the doer wish • railway porter named Joins
Jerrard to look at mete pia. and whadi sits
round he saw the primmer inside the counter. bLige
Hordes afterwards mined the money Ma MI from the
tot. mad pre information to the police. and Efrip• Betty
tread the prisoner to the Ball Ina, Stratton, where he
was In bed. He seendied kb and found 4.. q in ids
pockets. The primmer cool hood he had taken Is. and
for spending Is 6d. H. was proved to have
only salami mosey to Par si•Pewee for • bed, and two-
pence for. pWt of bear the day brims, sad wit..
mooed he had cheesed half-a-crow'', • two-shinny Pi•o• sad sdiae amass at Brimstone and Stratton on the MM.
Se was commiliad for trial at the Ageism

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

WEITIIOI7TH.

TIT GOTTA PEIC-11—A— —T7p.posito the Market-!
hail. %Veymouth, is the only Establishment of It. and
J. Them; in the County of Dorset.
Otoovnu.ow's GATIOTAUNO —On Thnrsday evening last
the L y United Brother: Lodge of o.lfellows, had • tea
enttrtainwnt at Holy Trinity S•hoolrnotm In the
to).* airtut 90 took tea, and then they moved to
the Infants achoolriotn, where the aftePtea proceedings
eon-itte I of 'Urn,, instrumental music, readings, and
retUtat ion-, on ler the pr.,sideney of the senior curate, the
Rev. V F. Ran.,,.. This clergyman inforin.Kl the lodge
that if they wished to remove bead-quarters from the
putilichouft, he would off.r them the grstuitotia use of I
hi. Antioar tom., th. loam only paying for Am. He, how-
ever, c•AtTel that he hod •itited the 1..dg0 several times
Ann ”verythf ne p:ttwrir rerrl.i our.

Ins COLLaOtaTI SCH..OL HassisAsnuerr._A. coo.
temp .r.ry •sys that, at a merlas ot the Council of the
shore school 1.41 on Welne.day the Rev. C. ft Gilbert,
si A• of the Derbr Gramma School, wss alp tinted
heeknaater of the W•,tryalth C Heeiste ,n; the in
Waft of the Rev. J din Ellis. Mr. Gilbert will occupy his
new post on the retirement of Mr. Ellis after the next
July term. Mr. Gilbert's testimonials and ref. retires are
of the very high order, aml we hare no doubt the school
will flourish under his care and oxinagentent The follow-
ing are some particulars ,4 )Ir. Gilbert's peat caner
Ch•rles Gilbert, MA , late scholar of Christ's
College, C•mbridee ant senior mathematical master of
Derby School. Eltiested at Rugby. distinguished in
to s, hem stiest Deinuty. el &mks' composition; open
scholarship at Chri.t's C Mese, IVO; prises for math.-
mattes e ich vest at cell-,'.: A January. 1874. 19th
e'r,ne,: in Dwetoller, 1875. woad c 111514 moral science;
at Derby S boil [limy pupils were successful its gaining
open scholarships,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

THE MURDER OF A NEWSPAPER
CORRESPONDENT.

A correspondent, writing from Volo on Thursday,
says :—The headless body of Mx. Ogle, the Tina
correspondent, has just been brought in, and I. now
lying in the Greek church, awaiting transport to
Athens. It was found by some Greek villagers. The
medical officers of the British, French, and Italian
ships of war will perform an autopsy attar religious
service, which is now goion4 on. We have now
conclusive evidence that be was murdered on the day
after the fight, and at no great distance from
It an also be proved that Turks, both civil and
military, were cognisant of all the circumstances
attending his semsenation ; hence the attempts made
by them to delay and prevent the recovery of the body
before decomposition should have made it trorecognis
able. Witnesses can prove having seen the murder,
and also the subsequent action taken to bide the body
and to give oniuste..cy to false reports circulated by
the Turks. The intimidation practised by the Turks
to prevent evidence coining forwardcan also be proved.
It will be necessary that a duly appointed commission
should inquire into this matter. and proper protection
,eaft riled to all the witnesses. The excitement here is
livery great Thousands of people are csignigated
round the church, where the remsina ace
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

EONS. LETS

JENTLL SURGEON AND MANTTFACTITRZR
OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
S. Sr. 180148 81111111. WEYMOUTH,
__ . (ESTLMISRED axon 1864),
.

CAN be consulted every day at home, from
Nine till Fly.; sad at Doamtnerna, ovary
Saturday from Two to Four p.m.

UR. 8. WARTIN,
TAILOR, Ay.,

21, PARK STREET, WEYMOUTH,
RIGS most respectfully to thank the Wulf.
tooto of Werhenth and tie .telnity for the
Petrone,* he hat received daring the pint ten Team
and to state that ha ttUt continues to MARE III"
GENTLEMEN'S OWN PRIVATE PURCHASED
MATERIAL an Moderate Terns for Omit way.
Gerineate 01 U decoriptteas farmland front the
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sack irsd as the presides.

Non viz Ammo-
n, ME VISEXT, WITMOUTIL

every

GOALS! COALS!! GOALS Ii
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following descriptions of COALS :
WALLAIND BULLO
CLAY CRO 111 ,RAN
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aitunlien.
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AZEITE,

TIM ELECTION OF GUARDIANS.
To tho Editor.

Sir,—l was somewhat surprised to read, in your ntuallf
eo very columna. a parsgmph which stated )(eters.
1110 s*iLch, bad been " etlected" as guardians for the
with of St. Peter. I don't know who your informant
Pas sot who are the parties who hare been
presumptuous enough to make this " selection"
sad publish it on their own responsibility. but this
Edo kno, that fot my pert I shall, and I trust my
lelloterattpavers will do the saint, —seriously c insider
the claims of the third gtntlernan who solicits our votes. I
Sate nothing to say again.t either of the old guardians for
this very simple reason that a. (eras I out kern, they hare
sever dooe anything that calls for remark. tither one way
or the other. But lam an übrocate for go-abead
Improvement toil coject to that patois. nopoieceace in
questions which makes a member not a Mt more awful
than if he had staved at hime, I shoull like to go in for
fresh Mood. In Yr. Sly I thing we • build End a gentle
was who would not I. mutet or,th tastily twirling his
thumbs. and am Ut. ritio•tioo of out.telief is now exciting
tonsidersble atoeation, I hope to ate him take his teat at
the Board, oat of the other ceadidatte—l don't caretenE
4"disinlated with the thanks of his p
ter his saviors."
Yours obediently
A ErTirmria.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

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Scrsecanmoss—£3 35., EIS f.s., £1015.. and upwards
per Sanwa.
N.B.—Please send for a Prospectus, Sr.. on applica-
tion.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
'LIVERY TRADE MARK must be
REGISTERED anew under the recent A.
No existing Registrations it Stationer's Hail or else-
where of any avail—Apply at once to FLINT and Co.,
Cheamide, London, EC.
Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Tranalations into any foreign
Lwow&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

ExTRAuRDINA!tY CHARGE OF POISONING

man named Hyflo, residing at Adam, County
limerick, has been lodged in the County gaol charged
with haring poisoned a large number of fruit trees at
Adam. The case is somewhat unique in the annals
of Munk and the facts are brieflv stated. Hytie, it
would seem, rented a number of orchards at Adire,
and his tenancy not giving satisfaction to the owners
be ow for some came or other evicted. Subsequently
it was discovered that all, or nearly all, of the fruit
trees bad failed, and the allegation of the proaecutors
is that the prisoner with an auger, b 'red • hrde into
each the trees. and hr the introduction of • quantity
of vitriol into the ti mks dest oyed the vitaldy of the
trees. The *reused i. to be tried at the next Adare
Petty Serious, bail haying been refined for his
appearance. Some extraor&iary details are expected
to Vampire it the hearing of the cam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

TRANSMISSION ABROAD.

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DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, APRIL % 1878.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

L

THE EURYDICE.

"Greenhill Mouse, Weymouth, April sth, 187&
An Example.—To the Editor am pleased to
inform you that Mrs. Sereell's Sunday salad scholars,
at Langton Matravers, have collected the awn of
El b.., to be dietribute I &awned the most needy in
this town who h.ve loot relative, in the Eurydice, and
shall feel obliged by your inaerting this in your pages,
as it may Judeae others to follow so cod an example.
—I am, yours truly, FL N. How•ito.
Lord 13escons6e14 forwarded to the Lord May-ir a
donation of £2O iu aid of the fund now being raised at
the Slension House for the relief of those who had
suffered by the lose of the Eurydice. The relative.
C..ptain Hare have offered a rewind f £lOO, and those
of -mir Lieutenant the Ho. E. It.. Gifford a reward
£9O, foc the recovery of their bodies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

MONEY LENT WITHOUT SURETIES

IMPORTANT NOTICE I I

ADVANCES made from £lO to £l,OOO
FARMERs, DAIRYMEN, CARRIERS
PRIVATE HDIISEMOLDERs, CLERGYMEN;
TRADESMEN and OTHERS at one day's notice,
without publicity if required; from one mouth to
three years; awry payment.; distance no objection.
—Apply personally, or prospectus forwarded free cd
charge

THOMAS FISHER, 144zur1or, No. 42, High.
street, Salisbury.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
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IXPOItT•NT TO Boaknirum

MONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice from
£lO to El,OOO to Clersymen. Farmers, Howe-keepers,
Tradesmen, lodging-house-keepers, Cab and Cart
Garners, on their own Security, and in atrict cnnfidence
by Ms. M. MORRIS, at his Private 011 ices. 14, Port-
land-terrace. 801TrliAIRTON. The Masco@ can be
repaid MI may he wiresd upon, weekly, monthly, or
quarterly. Applicatlon by letter please state amount
required. Genuine transactions immediately Waned
to.

MONEY to LEND.—HENRY W. BOER
can be WM daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, Lo di ndon. rectly opposite the booking
offices at London Bridge Railway Station. Cash lent
privately in Town or Gnntry from £2O to L. 500 on the
borrower's note of hand alone, or on deeds, lessee,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements, Crops, Fur-
niture without removal, trade stock, plant, to.
Interest ES per cent.. re-payments can be arranged
to suit the borrower's convenience. No Life Insurance,
no Law Costs, and no delay. Interest added to
advance. The strictest privacy observed, and a written
guarantee given, if required, 1"1 7.(4 141" dif_htui
prbt‘ell I wild be Om to any rarusection.— Apply
personally, or by letter.
Note Address :—Hairer W. Bun, 19, London
Bridge Station Approach, London, directly nmodt•
the booking offices at London Bridge Hallway
Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

P &REA-COWL

DZATH or AN OLD INHABITANT —We have to record the
death of M. William Smith K.mdall, a native of Poole,
who has been a resident in Par Marone for the lot t 3 years.
He was an Inspector Gener,l of Costonis between 10 and
50 year, and retired in 1855 upon a handsome pension.
He was a trustee of the Poole Savines Bank, and a
director of the Gas Company, ani was otberwiee connected
with institutions in the neighbourhood. His death
acrorred on Wednesday at the age of 80 years. While
living in London be was chuchwarden of the Palomino
Place Chapel, at Hackney, from whence effort' were
made by Lord Shaftesbury and others for the conversion
of the Jew.. From this Chapel the first Jewish Bishop
Bishop Alexander, wag sent out by England: Pruasia
sending the stecod Bishop. Mr, Kendall was the enrol roe
of to. three singing boys who took part in the service at
Saint James' Church, on the occasion of opening the
organ, presented by Mr. Lester, in 1700. The other two
were the donor of the cemetery, the late Mr. John
Bingley Garland, and Mr. George Baker,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

—foi:-XXI.—NO7I,IBI.

SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON.
Erupting') 1710.
HEIM F. EIRAII Lamas. Eq., Chairman and
Treasurer.
Flaws B. RILTOII, Eq., Secretary.
Total Sum insured In 1877, L'94.303,817.
Clams paid during the last ten years, upwards of

Two MiLtioss Strauxo.
All information respecting Fire In-uranom may be
obtained from any of the undermentioned Agents
of the Society.
AGENTA.

Donshorter . Mr. G. J. G. Gazoo ,at
, Mr. J. M. Lusa, Higla
Beamimder and -

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Briaport ... Mr. NICNOLA. M. Loam
Ahhotebury . Jiro. r ,Rl3 WHIT.
Blarldfor.l .. Mr. Punt, A. BAUM.
Bournemouth.. Mr. JANES DRUM. Jun.
Come Abhae Mr. WILLIAM R. CLLIZ
Charmouth . Mr. Joan Strviorn
Fontmell Magna Mr. ArrtoLor Firtnnir
Lime . Mr. It %CRT W HILLY IN
Pools ... Messrs. Wrrr awl Hemp W‘Los
Bhernorne .. Messrs. Mruiorm awl BAIITLITT
Wareham ... Mr. JAIIII4 Tuca
W.rmoudr Mr. R0W411,11 W. CIIOIIII
WitYborYo ... Mr. Georos Quicc

QUEEKSLAND EKIGRATION.
RAILINGS FROM ORE iT BRITAIN.

The " Southesk" from London to Brisbane, malls
24th April.
The "Boottish Bard" from London to Townsville,
sails Bth Mew
Female Domestic Serwante and Farm Labourers
free.

Apple ta the Looal Agent, Mr T. G. Biyu, 16,
Wollaston Villas, Dorchester ; or to the Agent
General for Queensland, 37, Charing Croat, London,
11. W.
1878.

TO SERVE THIS SEASON. IN DORCHESTER

AND NEIG HBOURHOOD.

Cl EACH NARA AND b. 6d THE GROOM.

"B' PRINCE," the property of Mr.
serre,a).

BAT Peirce is risme five years old. is a bright Bay,
Mande 16 hands 2in. high, and is an excellent worker.
MI sire. FARAICA'A GUMIIT, stood seventeen hands
high, and was a beautiful dark brown. His sire was
Brown Prince late the property of Mr. Samuel
Pennington, which toik the first prise at the Yeovil
Atricultural 4how on the 3rd December, 1858
The Groom's Fee to be paid at the time of Serving,
the remainder on or before the 24th of June.
Rounds and Pedigree are published on cards, and
may he obtained on application to Mr. 1). SHIPLID,
Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

BANKRUPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
and promptly executed at the
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PETE BILLS and PROGRAMMES cheaply,
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10)001a, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, and
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AXEMORANDUMS tastefully and promptly
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trade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

BRAWLING IN CHURCH.

At the Salisbury County Petty Secsions on Mors-
day Jane/ Elkins and George Lever were summoned by
the churchwardens of Bi.h ipetone, for being guilty of
riotous awl indecent behaviour in the parish church
there, during Divine service, on the evening of Mon-
day the 25:h of March. —Mr. Whatman, who appearel
In aupport of the information, said the churchwardens
had brought the case forward ea an actor duty to thei
parishioners. They asked the protection of ths Bench
against a gang of young men, of whom the defewlanta
were the ringleaders, and who were in the habit of
behaving in the most uruieemly manner on every
occaaim. Respec &tie women and girls could not pa-a
down iii-ihop-street wiihut being annoyed ant
Insulted ; and in regard to the church, things had corn.
to such • pasts that many persons would cease to attend
I)ivine service, unless something was done for their
protection. lin the evening in question the defenilanta
"chirruped," talke.l, and ; and they likewise
made faces at some of the witnesses who would be
called. The whole of the cow:regation were disturbed
in • most shameful manner, and Mr. Wood, the
clergyman ofliriating in the absence of A chdeacon
Lear, was obliged Co leave the reading cli-sk t.
expostulate with the dolen.lants. The Bort of R Altar,
after conaulti, g the other members of the Bench, said:
You are C.,111011U4141 to the c innty gaol at Devisee for
two calendar months. Personally I am sorry that I
CannOL give you six.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

ght V übUtatiotlO of fly 'Rout.

Berens ie the first, and we mast admit the
favourite literary (induction, which presents itself
,onew at our Winds, an I our expectations of a
intetest in it continue to be verified "By
Pt:re'!" the chief serial tale, continues to command
that Unwillingness to arrive at the words to be matiareel
which it has from the first excited. The present
histulhoult &IMP let. n•—we speak, of nurse, indi-
vidually—in the fact that two of the chief actors are
not brought face to face ; but • happy termination
seems promised. The other serial, " The Return of
the Native," further develops' the character of
Ennuis. We sincerely trust she is but the carica-
tured exaggeration of • Miss of the 19th oentury.
Certainly • girl who would &e., in boys clothes and
r, round " mummerin ," taking the part of the
Turkish Knight in :it. George and the Dragon in
order to gen upon • man she hal never before seen,
would hardly be found in the ranks of the most
romantically inclined of school girls. Among the other
CMare "Some Turkish Slave Stories "—interest-
sad. "The game of the Calm,' which should
be reed by those who with to eotabli-h • Shinty club.
" Lady Fanehawe," the story of the life of one ,d the
best of Anna "My four-footed Friends—the this
onmende itself to "the 111•*ciful man." "
Marine Binocular" which might just have well been
os lad Peeps through a Telescope. • +tory of a murder;
and "An Epicurean Tour," which with exciting
mouth-waterless, tells how they live in the land a
the Stan and Stripes. Here is an account of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

A CERTAIN °PRE FOR NERVOLM
DEFOTAIIr.
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griRATIB, •doIt—WORK showing
kJ( sufferers how they may be cured and recover
Health and Vitalitv, with.nt the aid of Quacks,
with R.cipee for purifying the Blood and removing
Skin Affections. Free on receipt of stamp to prepay
—Addrein, SIOILItAIT, I.olllCitat4 AMAOnly,

MONEY! MONEY!! M °NEVI

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
rowsr ADVANCED AT ONE OAT'S NOTICE,
for short or long periods from £lO to £l.OOO,
Po Farmers, Dairymen, Private Householders, Clergy.
men, Tradesmen, and others, on their own Security,
without Loan-office routine, and in strict confidence,
and without publicity. if required, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
At his Private Offices, 32, QI/REN-SQUARE,
BRISTOL
No Suiten 15 Romani. Genuine Applications
immedia,ely attended to, and the advances can be
re-paid Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly.
Distanoe no objection. Apply personally, or pros-
pectus forwarded free of charge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

AN ELOPEMENT FROM BARNSTAPLE.

At the Bristol Police Court, William Jeffery Kelly,
a middle-aged man, apparently an excavator has been
charged with stealing a quantity of furniture. the
property of William ittunston, landlord of the Saluta-
tion Inn, Barnstaple. Tne fame of the case showed
that on Monday, "arch 25th, complainant, on return•
log from has work to hie house at Barnstaple, missed
his wife, and on going upstairs to look round, he
inked that one of the bedrooms had been almost
stripped of its ointenta. From information supplied
him by the neighbours, he afterward. went to the
railway station, and there found that his wife, with
her two little dau,rbters, hod proms led, in company
with the pris icier, to BristoL If. communicated
with the police, and subs quaintly the prisoner was
ITC?ended at St. George's Road, where be was
with Mrs. Rumaton as her husband—Mrs.
Iturnstin said that sue 'fell out" twice with her
husband on Lade-day, and when he left for his work
she packed up and quittel the house with her two
little girls, leaving her hnsboutcl the boy. The
prisoner had nothing to do with what she took with
her; he knew nothing wile ever of it. —The magi..
trate., considering the nature of the evidence given by
Mts. Rumiton, refused to convict the prisoner.—The
parties then left the court together, apparently on
perfectly good terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

THI GARRISON.
T. Go Mil.,.

Sir.—ln your lest issue you stated that the Garrison
Reelment monied to have weeded out their had character..
I was much gratified to see this, as there are several
moons them, truly dawning reopect. bet one of the
Garrison, on Tuesday evenins last, 'Unit nine o'clock
mashed down St. Thomaaatreet, and as he ran he *track
at, and knocked down four respectable females, in
different parts of the street, I hope that if othen of the
Garrison can identify the miscresnt, they will give such
information at shall lead Li iii being jumlY Punished, and
this foul blot wiped from Use Re:iment,
I am, Sir,
Yams Respectfully,
VKILITAL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09

GROSS CRUELTY BY A PUPIL
TEACHER.

The Sheffield &hod Board on Thursday investigated
a grow cane of cruelty to a lad eight years of age,
named Turtin, at Newhall Bard School The boy
! was taken home by some of his choolmates in a 'taut
af great agony. A medical gentleman who examined
him found the boy's head disc dourest from the back of
hi. eye, and both ears swollen and black. Punah-
went was I ieted by a pupil teacher named tlyker,
in tilt abtince of the head matter, who wrote, I never
saw such marks it appoared at if the teacher bad
used his &tit The child must have received many
never, Nowa Hll4 face for • couple of ladies on each
side in trout of the ears, his head behind his sue, and
the ears thems.lves were unite blue. The injured
boy is a mast harmless, inoffensive, and gentle boy,
not tat intelligent, anti very delicate. Legal proceed-
ings ace instituted against Sykes
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

DORCHESTER 'SATURDAY'S CORN

MARKET.
Mere wag • dull trade for both wheat and ha:ha, each
selling (ma is to Is • qr. to. monry. Maim, Is. in
elseibma Oat@ new as Urn weak

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BLANDFORD SATURDAYS MARKET.
At our market today trade wm exceedMkly slow. aad
where mks waft affected tower prkel ko4 to ha aub.
lathed to. Freshen (Hurtles hider oforhtff r"'"'"'T
cheaper thaa other grata, mid should attract attentlom

MEETING OF THE CONGRESS.
DIFIXITT AlltAlcooll3lTl
11N 'nesting of the Comma was definitely arranged
M Hatfield (yesterday) Sunday. It is fixed for the
thirteenth.
Sir Stafford Northeota announced ia the House of
Commons that Congress would meet on the thirteenth.
England alit he represented by Lewd Ilsacoaslield, Lord
Salisbury. and Lord Odo Russell. all the stipulations of
the San shown. Treaty will be freely dimmed. Lord
Hartington thought it inexpedient to give the mliole
settlement of the question to Ministers, practically moee.
trolled by the Cabinet

ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAN FOR POOLE
Yee/o,lay Mr. Green Vr electP4 at • meeting of the
Council alderman In the place of Mr. Rams.

THE I.oiB OF THE GERMAN IRONCLAD.
A diving cutter the Viaa,nntass is on her way to
Folkestone to commence operations for raising the
German Ironclad.

THE WRECK OF A STEAMER.
The pamengers by the steamer Hello wrecked on
Saturday night off Wexford. arrived in Dublin this
morning and were forwarded to Liverpool. Many
ladies partially dothwd presented pitable appearance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

11• ST LIILWORTH.

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A BIACILGUARDLT 1111LITIAXLM. -At the Poole Police-
court on Tuesday, Choi., Pressley, of last Lubworth. •
private in the Dorset Militia, was brought up lb custody
charged before the Mayo! (Mr. A. Balaton) and Kr. C. J.
Stone, with aminltlng, hating, and kicking • young
woman of Poole named glisabeth loamy, at Longdee
on Sunday night, and dimming her dram to the extent of
Kra-From the evidence of the proreciatija and her
sister, Kra Mary Berm it appeared that they went for
• walk along the Sterte-road about half.pset nine o'clock
gnaday night. The rain came on, and they turned to
go home. when they met primmer and two other Militia-
... primmer caught hold of Mrs. Born, and she told
him to keep his bands a, as she wail married women.
Rs said he did not care • -- whether she was monied
or not. Prosecotrix told pridoner to let go her sister and
he asked her if she knew who he was, and mid he was a
corporal. The prosecutrix then attempted to rescue her
sister, and prisoner took bold of prosecutrix and threw
her against the railings, breaking her jacket. She
threatened to report prisoner to the colonel in the morning,
and be said be would dreg her hack to the - camp.
Priamer's two companions were appealed to for hell., but
they stood looking on with folded arum, and said they did
not dare to touch the prisoner, as he was • corpoeniand
had his stripes in his pocket. Prisoner knocked
proescutrix with his list and whilst she was on the
ground be kicked her several them Mrs. Boren miod
out "Murder, and the Militiamen then ran 11W17.-The
prisoner had nothing to
_say for himself, and woo
committed to Dorchester Gaol for two months', with hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

TO ADVIIITISZIIB AND PIERSONS NNQUIRING

The machinery of .thT—Derest"--- Comity Itsnime •Kot
Takers.* has now been eupplemeoted with a new and
powerful engine Iron, the foundry of the well-known
engineen, Mears. Hind My. ol Boarton. the one in
previous um being found insufficient for the incrireing
requirements of the oMoe.

AU manner of printing, plain or in colours. can now be
impacted more expeditlotuly than, and as well and
moderately as at, any other Alp In the town.

By the 'aid of • th; teeremed power thee brought into
work, the large cireulatioe of the Farrow and Ts/egress
is no more thee ever elleiestly promoted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

DORCHESTER CATTLE MARKET.
&muumuus) is UM

lUr R. G. SYMONDS respectfully announces
Ivll. his next MALE of FAT and STORE BEASTS,
SHEEP, HORSES, ftc., will be held on SATCHWAY,
Jugs 15th, len, commencing punctually at Twelve
L m.
Entriss respectfully solicited.
Nonce—All Store Sheep, Store Lambs. and Pip
will be Sold at Twelve o'clock. Parties are respect.
folly requested to amid them sulSciently early for thrit
PurPom
Ail Aoconnts with the Vendors paid at the close of
the Sale. or cheque remitted as occasion requires.
Commission 44. in the E on Sheep and Pip, and 5 per
cent. on Horses and Dead Stock.
Sydlbag, June 14, 1878.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

ANOTHER ATTIMMR Af..qARSTNAIION OF THE

GERMAN Lll PEHOR
Haw.. Sund!iy.

Inde•cribable coneternetion sod •scitement peeve le all
over Berlin, and indeed throughout Germany. Another
attempt on the Emperor's life has loon made.
Thin afternoon, about half.put three o'clock, his
Majesty was starting upon his usual drive, and on being
same in hie tyrriage, was passing the house No. ii. linter
den Lindero, when two shots wen fired at him from •
window. The Emperor was seriously wounded In the left
arm and cheek. Him ebaeseur seeing that his Majesty
was bleeding sprang down, and seated himself in the
earriege to @sant the Emperor, who returned immediately
to his Palen. There the physician', Dr. Von Lsuer,
Langesheck, and Wilms, appeared.
After having examined his Majesty*. wounds the
physicians stated that the pi4l which the would be
eseasain had ueed was loaded with shots uaed for killing
deer. Some of the *hot we.. still in the wounds. but the
doctors esedy removed them. and his Majesty is thus out
of danger.
As soon as the people .aw the firing at the Emperor
they broke into the room from the windows of tile shots
were fired, and found there a men who shot at the
intruder*, wounded no ino.keeper, and tried nhsequently
to commit suicide but only wounded himself. fie was
then removed to • hospital. Numbers of arms were found
In his room.
The murderer 1.. Dr. Nohilinr, who, • few days ago,
hired the room with the intention of assaaeinsting the
Emperor.
FicaLlN, Monday morning.

An official bulletin i.suel this morning xtates-the
Emperor pawed the sight in good sleep. There is no
fever, and the general aed:tion is satisfactory.
All the shots bare been extracted from the German
Emperor except one which is dangerously near an
artery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

IMITIWNTIDIII HOLIDAYS.

ON SATURDAY. JUNE Bth, and MON.
DAY, JUNE 171.13. and afterwards EVERY
MONDAY until further notice, an EXCURSION
TRAIN for LONDON will leave Portland at
930 a.m. ; Weymouth, 10 30 ; Dorchester, 1050;
Bridport, 930; Powerstork. 9.40; Malden Newton,
1110; Erershot, 11.22; Yetminster, 11.30; Yeovil,
11.45; Bparkford, 120; Carel' Cary, 12.11; Bruton,
1121 ; Wells, 9.40 ; Simplon Mallett, 9 SS ; Orannloes,
Witham, 12.12; Frame, 1243; Westbary, 1.3;
Tr. bridge, 1.15; and Melkshant, 1.25 p.m.
p...wwiera return on Baturday or Saturday week
followil.l date of departure.
WHl't MONDAY (BANK HOLIDAY) JUNE
10th, DAY TRIPS to WEYMOUTH will leave
Yeovil at 8. 10 and 8. to ; Eversbot, 9.'33 ; and Maiden
Newton, 9.20 am.
For faith.. I...articular@ ass vial bilk
p.miLigton .t.nulaua. J. G ERSON, Ges. Mau.

fig laYs. in 11.takru,r4c1•
go,ST. TRoidA,S..STREET, WEYMOUTH.

MR. T. R. CHARLES has received instruc-
tions from Mr. T. Newman, the Trustee
appointed in the above, to SELL by PUBLIC
AUCTION, at the 60Lnell LION It To, Wsynorrrn,
o FIIDAT, the 7th of Juan, 1878, at Four o'clock in
the Afternoon (subject nevertheless to such Conditions
as shall then and there be produced), —All that
MESSUAGS or DWELLINtIMOUSE, with the
Yards, Outhouses, and Premises thereto belonging,
situate and being No. 80, St. Thomas-street, Meloombe
/NU, in the County of Dorset, and now in the
occupation of Miss Luckham.
The above Premises are bald for the re, Wu* of a
term of 1,000 years, created by an Indenture of Lease
hearing date the Ist day of May, 1813, and are also
held subject to the payment of an annual rent-charge
of £55 during the joint lives and survivorship of two
lives, now aged 70 and 56, and to an annual ground
rent of One Shilling.
To View the same apply to the Tenant, and for
farther particulars apply to the Aurriossin ; or to
Elm:8 Scum, Esq., Solicitor, Dorchester.
Dorchester, May 36th, 1678.