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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

ADVERTISEMENT SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

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VOL. XII.—No. 802.

DORCHRSIER, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1867.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

BRIDPORT.

V ortuawra—Pstitioas in (avow of Lord Shaft's-
bury's (Aerial Vestment. Itiit are in mauve of signa-
ture in this town.
Tics Navy Doci Licsems.—kir. F. Tooker,
stamp distributor, Bridport, is appointed to eill
these limner, and haa them now on isle. They
a.fa required to be paid in advance. TM penalty for
sot taking them out is f.b.
Tun FAIL-o,r half yearly fair took place on
Monday lea, and Was very thinly attended. TM
weather was very meoli agaimitit. being ver7 wet
the greater part of ths dui: . IT eheeP were from
459. to 40s. per bead, fat 'heap per lb. There
wets a few pass of Imem which' wars not sold.
Teem as only a small oboe of hara•S A bont fear
knot of cheese were piteboWspeisirt n'lll f r 001 :it.,
to 40.; and Somerset red, fiedrlßii. to ;6s. par owe.
The fair smerelly, Ire WWl's, was very dull. The..
were • large number of shows in tbe pleasure fair,
which attracted • good many perrei.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

PIDDLETRENTHIDL

Air EARLY BwAam OF Bzga.-11r. Used,
carpenter of this place, had a swarm of bees co the
3rd instant, which took the hire and are now days
well

BIIILZ Rocthrv. —A meeting of the there associa-
lion was held on Monday evening in • barn kindly
lent by Mr. Wightman. B. t Eliot, Esq., of Vi oy.
raouth, presided, and the meeting was addressed by
the Chairman,the Rev. W. Templer, motor of Balm
Bradeliock,, and the Rev. E.W. Pears, of Dorthariter,
who ably brought before the meeting the great work
the society had do** sad was still soctompliahincand
likewise the great need that still exida for further
exertion in the good work. The receipts of
the Piddletrentbide and Ftddktown meociatioa
for the past year amounted to betwevn eight and
nine pounds. The weather was very unfavourable,
theism the barn was well
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

CRANBORNE

PETTY SZSMONE, Tbereday.—Before G. Churchill,
. —Stephen Mauston, au old poacher, was cow
v,ctsql of trespassing in search of gams, March 14,
and was fisted kl land east&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

WINTEBBORNE STICKLAND.

•• - - -
Sinop's Derms—Quite • gloom has bean cast
over our little village by the sudden death of Mr.
James Rogers, of Quarlestone Farm. He left here
on Tuesday, the 2nd inst., on • visit to • brother.
in-law, living near Andover, and was riding round
the farm with him soon after brink fast on Thursday,
whew, • gust of wind having blew his hat off, be
jumped out of the trap and ran to pick it up, but
had not gone above twenty yards when he wee
observed to stagger and [AIL A medical man, who
was peeving by at the time, examined his body, and
pronouneed life to be extinct. Disease of the heart
is supposed to have ceased his death. Him body
was brought home on Monday afternoon to be in.
tarred with the rest of the family in our villaga
churchyard. He was much respected by all who
knew him. It will readily be imagined bow
serious an impreesion this striking example of the
ortnees of life has caused in the locality

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FIFEHEAD NSVILLE.
The Parish Oscar. appointed u : Robert
Collins, guardian ; Joseph Wiltshire and An Alner,
Overseen; Linssph Wiltshire, welwudell Walnut
Collins and Samuel Burdon, oonstablen

HASELBURY BRYAN.

The Pariah Mows appointed an.: Noah (idling.
bun. guardian ; ThaophilaaGoodfellow wid William
Callaghan', ovenware ;William Mahar, re-elaatod
way warden ; Job Gillingham and John Jamas,
otniatablia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16

Iffsticulture.

Til osbile plains Munn tar tin week media( the
6th of April are saes aatiatantary than Atm a hh•
presetting nark, crab or erns haying asinerad la Groat
Britain, end that was is Northinibarlaini.

demonist:Rai Wawa --Rentsbeca Is a smell parish
of 1148 people. iii. almost, if not entlrely. lb. property
of Kr. Troy* who, after the geed example of his
father before hi limiaameda his preparty, med I la every
respect a model This is jut cue of than
neepticsaal plane in ',bleb the labourer le sun to obtala
better wages, and. as you yourself observed last Tuesday
web instweee often occur in sloes prozissity to plans
where warm are the lowest. Mr. Trey% miens " that
there is at lead only ow perish in Deveritire in which
man try to do such impossibilities as live, pay rest, and
keep hating on 7a. per week." He hes, Downer.
given so proof at all. Emu to-day, after all this stir
about were, I met with • man aging • geld with a
teem of news, on 7• • week, out of whisk he has to
pay 1.64. rent, mid sapped himself his wife aid three
yang Wildly& The teal papers ban linty resorded
mere than one nelson if the man kited in adjoining
ing thand I know of at least one in • parish border-
nithis. But nee panting. as lam quite wiling
to do, that the rate of Ti. • week is somparatively
rare, I am most anxious that the sesowt whin Mr.
Troyte has iinm, of his own siceptiotal pariah should
Doi be allowed in the least degree to lead the ratio
Wad astray from the broad fang that till very lately 85.
s
a week was the ordinary rate of wages In a very
portioa of this part at the 'minty el Devoe, and that ea
nothing leer tine 12• a week and a bone root free is it
for • labourer to live se he might to live. •
reWlibide:ye ago one of my sawn Widen was asked
whether she was en sorry that her elder deter was
gong to leave home for awoke. "No," she replied,
" Is.. very glad." SU was asked why elee was glad.
Alter a good dint of hesitation, she bun down her
bead sad easwered, " Benue mother, whoa she cats
the loaf up, will now give me a bigger slice." This
really warned, sad is a toughing Mstraßen of what
It is for a family to try to lin oa even tle. a week, the
improved wages now earned by the dither of this ehild,
who is an carts, employed on see et the
largest farms in this large perish, and very steady.—
Edward Girdiestoas, Caws of Bristol, &ad Vicar of
Halbert's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

if ampobirt.

BOURNBUOUTH.

Foos 001111, 24-potaders, were landed at Poole on
Friday, from the Helena, of Tortemoutls. and brought
here tbs following day for the use of the Artillery Corp..
Two have been mounted athwart quarters, asd the others
forwarded to Tuekton to be mounted on • platform ow
the cliff, now in °course of oonstruetion soder the
direction of the Royal Engineers*

TEE foundation stone of a new Wesleyan Chaps? wan
laid at Springbeurne, oo the 21st inst., by 11r. Elijah
Hunt. GI Ram Farm. The Rave J. Cook and Iliargaard
attended, and delivered appropriate addresses. The
receipts of the day amounted to 110. It is intended
that the chapel rhall accommodate 150 persona
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

THE BANKRUPTCY Act 1861.

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN—That
Meeting of the Creditors of GEORGE ALFRED
(-Inv- OTT, of Stratton Mills, in the parish of Stratton,
in the County of Dorset, miller, baker, seedanan, eon-
I, etioner, and farmer, dealer and ebapman, who was
adjudicated Bankrupt on the 21st day of March. 1987,
will be held before JOHN Dinllll MPG. Esq. the
Registrar of the "curt, at the "sort of Bankrupay for
the E district. in Queen•street, Exeter, on the 16th
day of BEPTEM HEIL 1967, at one of the clock in the
afternoon precisely, when the Creditors,' Amignee will
submit • statemint of the whole estate of the bankrupt,
as then ascertained, of the propesty rewired and of the
property outstanding (specifying the muse of it, being
00 outstanding), and of all the receipts end all the pay-
ments thereon, made; end any creditor who has proved
msy attend and ezansin• such statement, and compere
the receipte with the payments ; and the meeting will
declare by resolution whether any and what part of the
mild pruritic* of the Estate, after making a reasonable
deduction for future coating/moire, shall be divided
atnneast the creditors; and at the same time the
majority in value of the creditors wtll determine whether
any end what allowance shall be made to the bankrupt
out of the estate; and creditors who have not already
proved their debts are to con* prepared to prove the
same, or they will be excluded the -benefit of the said
dividend, and all claims not then proved will be
disallowed.

Mr GILIII Stumm, Dorchester. •nd Me. F. H.
callay•Atreek, &ear, solicitor, in the
Bankruptcy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

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SODA WATER. LEMONADE, CHAMPAGNE
GINGER BEER. Ac.. Au. (by Stamm pony.)
JH. DALWOOD to intimate to
• Private Fatniiira. obliet and Hotel
Proprietors, and his nnrorron• Friend. naneengy.
be is prepared to execute all orders to any *steak
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

PORTLLITD.

Tits Won& or mg Cosa.= —The recently-elected
coroner (R. N. Howard, Esq.) has got an office, the work
of which has increased in. remarkable degree of late
years. Last year 22 inquests were held, and in the
preceding 000 18, or 40 in the two years ; while, daring
the five previous years the number only amounted to 40,
or little over 8 per annum. As payment for work done
is now the prevailing principle in our business affairs,
=
Increased ley Mr. Howard will think it right to ask for an
salary. and with these face before them we
don't ma how the magistrate' are to refuse such an
application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

WOOL MAlllgt&

Lownon, Friday.— The poblis mks of sidesdal wool
now in progress have boon fairly attended by English
buyers, bat foreign houses have bees thialy represented.
On the whole, the biddinp have been rather epirited,
at the owning rates. English wool baa been is •ir re.
quest, on former terms.
Coaaorr Piuots or Zeeman Woof, per lb.—
a. s.d.
Them—South Down hoggets... ... 1411. 1 5
Half-brod ditto ... 1 51.1 5
KAM d 610011 1 41.1 41
South Down ewes and welling 1 3to 11. 4
ImMester ditto... ... 1 Slot 4
Sorts—Clothing ... ... 1 21.1 4
Bgezroan. Thunday.—Thie day's market has been
quiet in all its braaehea Although many stspen rek
port that they could move readily mom Moshe M elf
rates; there are others who state quits the reveres.
The demand for wool I. far from genewal, and spinners
cannot be induced to purchase beyond their mewl wants.
Choice wools, espeaally of !be In,.balred elan, alma
are vented: inferior sorts sentiou• quite as mu&
neglected aa hitherto. Priem may be reported.. steady,
without any actual abase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

EN titsbirt.
SALISBURY.

Comm Perrr Smuts's, Toeaday.—Before Viso°lull
Folkestone (Chairman), Earl Nelson, Geo. Newham,
Faq., J. H. C. Wyndham. Esq., L flinzatan, Esq
Gen. Buckley, Rev. B. Duke, and A. Beckley, Esq.—
William Delicate and William Delicate., jeer., were
summoned for assaulting Jacob Hunt, at Martin. The
parties ere neighbours, and in the complainant's garden
there is a well which is common to both booms. On
Friday, Hunt saw a rope attached to the bucket, which
he thought was his property, and accordingly took it
off. The elder defeodent thereupon street kW, and
met a doe at him, which bit him in the lee and Nee his
shirt. While be was on the ground the boy Arse! hiss
on the head with a short-handled brush, drawing a
considerable quantity of blood. The elder defendant
was lined £3 and coats, or a month's imprisonment; tho
charge against the boy was dismissed, the Bench being
of opinion that he was eating under the infuser* and
disclaims of his father. —The ease of Thomas Uphill,
one of 'even boys who were fined last week for stealing
apples at Bentham, was re-openod. A. alibi wee
satisfactorily established on his behalf, and the Is. and
costa were ordered to be refunded. Last week a wittier,
ideotified four of the defendants, and one of the others,
a boy named Blake, said "We are the other throe.'
As no witness was then called for the defence, Uphill
was oonvieted.

CITI Porn SeemOes. Monday.— Before W. Fawcett
and T. W. Gilbert, Eeqm—John Mills, a carrier from
Simewton, appeared to answer • summons takes out by
Sept. White, for leaving his horse and waggon le. Mill.
ford-street, without any perms in charge of the mate,
thereby coming Anil obstruction. He pleaded guilty to
the offecoa—Finei le. and coate.—Ydwin Pickford,
painter, ems summobed for assaulting Emma Norton by
I throwing • pail of water over her, on the overlie of
Friday last. The ems was proved, and the defendant
w.,1 bound in his own recognisance. to keep the peace
for six mouths. —Charles Woods, • stomp intellipot
looking lad, was brought up on remand, *barged with
robbing the till of Mr. Tweet!, pork botcher,
Cathenne-street. The prisoner waa taken into Mr.
Togerell's employ on the Monday previous, end mousy
haring been wired on Wedne-day, some coins were
marked. On Thursday Ms pri:oser waa seen to put his
hand three times into the till. Sept. White (resod
sight marked pence in hie emeresion, and took him
into custody. iirs pleaded geiky. and the Beech
senteneard him to be imprisoned isr 10 dem. and at the
expiration of that time to be sent Se • Reformatory for
three years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

BEA MINSTER.

AT the County Peit7lee-ne,--oe-Ifonday, 74 licenses
ware granted to the ?axioms public-houses in this
divistoo. No licenses Were refused to be renewed, and
there were Co appliaaticns for fresh Homes
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

WEY XOUTR.

&ROOT. TIMAT. —On Wednesday the usual annual
treat wee given to the children composing the schools 01
111. various Nonoomformist dernoninationa. Redfield
Park see the spot ',elected, and it sees pleasing idght
to see some hundreds of happy children under the
shadows of the trees enjoying themsel rem to their hearts'
oontent The weather was flne, and the gnus in
excellent condition for games. After tea various amuse-
ments took plata. sod at dusk the numerous little
company marched for their respective homes, much
pleaael with the day's enjoyment.

TILINITT Cliffauf Oaos.n.—On Monday and Tuesday
lad a bazaar was held towards raising a fund for
purchasing • new organ fer the above March. To give
the events certain air of attraction it was decided that
the rings would be a favourable spot, and in the largest
of these • spacious tent was erected, deurated
with gaga evergreces, &c., the fancy articles
were brought in under somewhat moist cintunalauoss.
at least • portion of them, and the bazaar opened at 13
on Monday. The following ladles had stalls :—Mrs.
Pidgeon (refreshments), Mrs. Bette, Kra Fleming, Km
John Devenish, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Addison. Mrs.
Venue. To describe the articles would be • matter at
onto impossible sad hale melt tout be generally known
that they are always 'mini and ornamental,
real and *Milani, pretty and attractive, and no
pains were spared on the occasion to render the exhibi-
tion "op to Me mark." You meld there ban your
character marvellously delineated from your hand writ.
ing, and be sold by we;ght (including • correct 'amp
on behalf" of the Trinity Chun& Organ Fond.'
Too mush praise cannot be given to the ladies
for their anima efforts in so good • cause, and
the indefatigable exertions of Mr. Philipps added no
little to the result. The bazaar was patronised by the
elite of the town on both days, and to add to the atten-
tiveness of the exhibition. the band of 11.1L8. Lord
Clyde, under Bandmaster Boyland, with the kind per.
usianion of the odious, played on both days, and on
Tuesday with the manetion of Captain Smith, tn., the
band attached to the sompany of Royal Regimen, under
Bandmaster Corporal Hitabinga, played • very well
selected programme. The gross taking on the Ant day
amounted to £ll6 Is. 10.1.' and on Tuesday to
£74 Is. 11d. making • total of £l9O 12r. 9d. Mr.
Vertu entertained thou who were monocled with the
hamar to a splendid collation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

KINSON.

A Nice Soar or Lorca—At the Wimborne petty
sessions on Frida7, John James was summoned by Mary
Keith, of Constitution Hill, Kinson, on a chorre of
wilfully destroying her hat. —Complainant said that on
the 16th August, as she was going across the common,
the defendant came behind her, and tore her hat and
net off her head, and pulled • quantity of hair out of
her head. In reply to the charge, the unmannerly
swain, who was laughing the greater part of the time,
said that the hat was his, that he boucht and paid for
it, and gave it to the complainant. This was denied by
the young woman, who stated that she had done defend.
Lot's washing, and that he gave her as. font, with
which the purchased the hat. The Bench ordered
him to pay 3s. for the damage, and fined him I&snd
costa Be.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

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THE DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART
in oonneetion with the Government Department
of Science and Art, South Kensington, for instruction
in Geometry., Perspective, Orthogrepbie Projection,
Gonne, Freehand and Mechanic.' Drawing, Water
I urv, Colours, Crayons, Etching on Copper,
Lithography, and Modv Eery,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

PURSE CAUNDLII.

BRUM OF CATTLI PLAGOI ORDIFIUL At the
Sturminster Petty Sessions on Monday, before Centel,'
Hanneur, R. and a full bench of magistrates,
Rinaldo Brown, • cattle dealer, "was Aural with
removing • bull into Bturminster market, without
haaing with it a proper market permit. The defendant
at first pleaded ignorance of the haw, and afterwards
stated that he did not know the piper be produced wee
not filled up properly. The oaPas was one Men*
conaiming the bull from a farmer named Bugg, and bad
only the signature of two farmers to it, one of whom
who waa summoned in ancoher case, declared that he
did not sign his name himself but tbat his wife signed
it.—The Chairman very forcibly pointed out that if ever
the settle plague broke out in the district, it would
in all probability wise from the careleaniese of cattle
?eiders. Final 60s. and 6s. soots, in defanittea months'
imprisonment. The flne was
Cannon To Foram—Frederick Bug, Henry
Ayles, and Robert lifinchington, were summoned
on • Aug* of unlawfully ordering or directing the
removal of a bull from the perish of Pane Claundie, to
fiturminder Market, without having a proper permit.
It appeared that the boll belonged to Bugg, and that
the °Um two defendants, as farmers of over 100 acres,
elated their signature, to the paper without properly
examining it. The bench convicted Bugg in a penalty
of 50.. and Se. 6d. oasts, and dismissed the chaige
against the other deludenta, believing they had ailed
without any guilty Intention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

BOLTRNE A OITIII.

Proton BllooTtio.—A friendly match between
seversi sporting gentlemen mine off here. few days
aim* at 14 birds each, amongst wbom we noticed the
oelebrated creek shot bir. Charles Candy of the "Royal
Arms Inn" who fully maintained hks reputation, killing
in admirable style Attain birds in suocenion.

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TB! New Wesleyan chapel, the foundation atone of
which was laid about 15 months ago by Sir Francis
Lyeett, is now nearly completed, and we understand will
be opened on the 27th Mat, on which occasion the Rev.
John Bedford, president of the Wesleyan conference,
will preach.

TIM foundation •toree of the new district temporary
Karel% was had on Thursday last by lbs. TregooweU
• site presented by R. Kerley, Req., at 11.deria Vole.
The Rev. if. B. Chiseold COMMODOVI the proceedings
with prayer making God's blearing upon the undertaking,
after which John Tregon Req., addreseed those
assembled, expreseine • hope that they would live to see
• permeneot church in the district The architeets are
Reams Creek* and Parker, and Mr. John Kirk, is the
builder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

MARRIAGE.

Atigturt 22, at Tarrant Guarino, by the Rm. John
Watts, Albert, third ma of the late Ur. William
Lowman, formerly of Yaw T•oe farm, Nursling, Rants,
to Vary Jane, eldest daughter of Ur. William Renville,
of 'Tarrant Gunnlle.
August 27, at St. Vary's Church, Powerstook, by the
Yen Archdeacon of Dorset, Josiah, eldest son of Ur.
David Itratt, yeoman, of Stratton, to M. J. Gale, eldest
daughter of J. Gale, Powerstook.

DRAMS.
August 28, M the Rectory, Milbome Bt. Andrew, the
Rev. Iliomas Arthur Blair, aled 65.
August 27, at New-street, Salisbury, Mr. Goodfellow,
for many years head svelter at the Whit* Hart Hotel,
aged 56.
August 28, at Blandford, Elisabeth, widow of the
late Mr. Jeremiah Hicks, aged 89.
August 29, at Rooney, aged 3.1 years, Mr. George
Hendon, of the Cross Keys Inn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

POOLE.

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FLicrion or ALDIIINA/1.-11r. Fretleria fityrlng
(layer) bee been elected an Aldermen, in tbn mom of
U. Edwar.l Mullett, who has left the town more than
six rthutbs.
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BALI or Poo:A Yrs/ma—About half • dozen of
the Poole coasting vessels are advertised to be sold by
*notion on the sth of September next. The sae briar
out of the bankruptcy of Mr. T. WankilL
Tar SorinT PAU Errarc—Mr. John Keinp-Weloh.
of London, brother to Mr. Martin Kemp.Weleh, of this
town, hen, we underrand, purchased the Sopiey
Park &tato, formerly the property of Mr. W. Tioe,
deceased.

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ENANOITATIOII. —The poor dogs widdh have been
confined in Poole for the lao five months in aocordance
with • mandate issued by the authorities. are nom at
I.rge, and many are to be seen bedecked with rosettes
In celebration of the event.

LADY FRANKLIN. —Among the pass/DWI who
arrived at Poole on Wednesday morning, by the City of
Perim stenmer from Cherbourg, wee Day Prenkliti,
widow of the ninth lamented Sir John Frunklit . Her
ladyship was easompanied by three or four attendants.
On leaving the boat she went to the Antelope Hotel,
where she remained until shout ban-post nine o'clock,
when she proceeded to London by the Loudon sad South
Western Railway.
Au in THII DARK.—It by long been a custom in
this town only to light the street limps during six
months of the year. During the lengthening nights of
autumn, and particularly when there is no moon,we are
quite in the dark, end very terions Inconvenience I.
sufferwl in consequence. So penurious are our officials
that not even the Poet-peke lamp can be lit up, and
serious complsinta have been made of letters error's*
posted. At the last meeting of the Town Combed the
superintendent of police reported that it woo itopossible
to preeerve tbe !peace of the town owing to the dark
state of the streets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

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BRIDPORT.

A ellocrrrso )(Arai between the married and single
belonging to our rifle corps took place on Tumidity.
There were nine men focal side, Om ranges being at 200,
500. end 600 yards. five shots esoh range. Some of
those who were to have attended and taken part in the
match were prevented doing so. The married men won
by a majority of 19.
Tee OLn BRIWIRY.—Wa are sorry to say that the
business of the Bridport Old Brewery Company
(limited), which has been under liquidation for the peat
twelve months, has some ton Btandatill. Operations
were closed finally on Saturday, 24th August, and those
employed were all paid off. The property wee recently
offered for sale by auction in London, but did not
norest a single bidder. We hope that ere long some
enterprising individual may be found to purchase Ike
concern, and again gather round It the flourishing
business witieb at one time distinguished it.

RRIDTOIT RAILWAY COMPANT.—We Illadlord■Dd it iN
the intention of the directors at Use half-yearly
of the shareholders of the Bridport Railway this=
to declare a dividend to theordinary shareholders at the
retool 1 per mint. per annum fres of immune tax. The
bu been in existence tea ram, having been opened
&haat the 14th of November, 1857, and this will be the
first time any dividend haa been declared. Tbe amount
I. small, being only at the rate of la. per share for the
half year, but we hope it may prove the precursor of
larger dividends, and it is very satisfactory, no fur, as
it was thought wine time ago a very unlikely think that
the railway would pay any dividend at all, or at lama
for many years to come.

fizawons were preached on Sunday morning sad
evening at Bridport Church, by the Be.. Kr. Jos's,
of Bredford-on•Avon, on behalf of the flosisty for Pro-
motion of the Gospel In Foreign Parts, sad eolleetions
made mounting to about C 6. The new. gentleinan urged
the elaime of the soodety to Um support of search people
as the oldest shun& adoeloaary society, and stated that
last year 23 applications:Fats from different parts
of the world had been obi' to be postponed for wank
of funds, and in fact it been seoertainod that unless
they obmined £12,600 per year more than they bad now
they could not *patinae to do so mash even ea they
ware doing now se it required that additional amount
to cover the society's present expanses.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

BIRTHS.

August 16, at Moordown, the wife of Mr. Henry J.
Bauman, of. daughter.
August 21, at Lynch ram, Write Bogie, the wile of
Yr. 11 Tsar', of • eon.
Angst 23, at Parkstone, the wife of Mr. William
Danford, of a daughter.
August 24, at Cliolmley.rillas, Long Ditton, the wife
of .1. W. Wituaders, E.q , of a daughter.
August 25, at Terrace Cottage, Bournemouth, the
wife of Hector llonro. Esq., of Eetmonaltam, near borne, of of • eon.
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Ant 26. t Parkatone, the wife of Mr. John Gny.
of a &lib WI
August 28, at Clare Hall Road, Halifax, the wife of
the Hew. John Parmiter, of • eon.
ihinst 27, at °attained', the wife of Mr. W. Hood,
of a daughter. . _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

UPWRY.

IMPORTANT SAL! or Peopirri.—On Thursday last
Mr. H. Richards submitted to auction, at the Antelope
Hotel, Dorchester, the "Westbrook Estate" and other
adjoining, situate in the above parish, belong.
CPtio late J. Wood, Esq., divided into 34 lota.
The importance of the sale drew together a large number
of gentlemen, and for the majority of the property
there was a spirited competition. The principal
item, "the Westbrook Estate." reverted to the vendors
at £11,260; lot Lltfir Lipsombe's residence, fell to that
gentleman's bid of mew ; 11r. Miller secured lot 4
Iga. 3r, 9p) for ,230; lot 9, brielryard and due of
(36- 3r. 30p), Er. Thomas, £B4O ; lot 20, arable
land (100 a bp), Hr. Thomas £3.800. The other lots
found Ourtbasara at equally fabulous prices. Total
proceeds £lB,OOO. It wu stated that the whole of the
estate was ornginally purobseed by the late Mr. Wood,
of Upwey for no,000: rather a good investment
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

FITZHIIAL!. NEVILLE..

AT the petty moons bald at Sturminster Newton ou
Monday, se order was made on Betsy Stratum to
remove a pig-stye, sitnatad un her organises, which we,
proved be the Inspector to be. Intillalloo.

AA Z BLEW la BRI &N.

Notasicse. W411.w Chapman, Robert Brown.
William Mullett, and Versed Drake, owners and
oconciers of cottages at Baselb.lry Brian, were sum-
moned by the Inspector of Nuisanwee before the
&terminator Bench, on bforiday Mat, for having in.
sufficient drainage at the beak of their premises. Mr.
Chitty appeared for the defendanta After bearing the
statements of the parties summoned, the Bench decided
to adjourn the case to the neat court day, it being an.
&raked that in the meanwhile Mr. Chapman would
put down • brick drain to tarry off the water.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

To the Meer.

Sr. I venture to t.tr. i tiro. your 0010101 in the
limo that the following mattor may come under the
• ~Moist" eye of the put, from or through whom we
ette.ct the soil t,medied. Water in • pure attte is one
o' the first neeessarhs of life ; admitted. Where there
ie•gool supply every precaution should be taken to
keep It from cootamtnation with animal wetter; I sep-
pose this is admitted. Now on the east side of our
litre end increasing villap there is a well of water,
front which about half the inhabitants draw, but this
well is um roteeted at the top, and the tonsequenoo is
all sorts of things are immersed, and sootiest other
e dap conducible to purity I the children actually
e immit nuisances in it. I believe the Inspector of
NoI.AOCCJI has been spoken to, and • promise made that
a pomp should be placed over the'well, but I suppose the
•ital importance of the matter does not warrant this
ing done at ono*. There Is another well of good
water on the west side of tho village, with a pump
without • sucker, and the atmostotned drawers from this
souice are under the necessity of obtaining a supply
f,om another well, par cress/knee into which a idahle
drain soaks, and in this delectable state, it might be
through happy ignorance, the water is consumed.
I'. sham. it would be out of the way to ask if in this
sett., it is fit for human consumption, because we have
mediesl totimony to the contrary. I would ask where
our parish authorities are, Of whet they are shout, or
whether their are the "right men in the right place,"
hut this I will ask, "why not, with %he judicious outlay
o' • smsll sum of money, secure to our populous Parish
••••ol and wholmotne supply of water r —Yowl
01,1161•1.
ebickerell, August 26th, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

MONEY MARKET, Barramin 2.
Coach for roam sod maw aro Wit to NI.

appliaation to the Rome flearet•ry foe tbe release
nf Mayors. Lang and Pearce, senteueed to three incesthe
impriseessest foe.. menalt at the West Oleassearir
shire, be. been unsuesendol Juane* Use, it
is setd, has not only retailed to reeommend • remisdim at
matonos, but also that the prisoners should be lossind
as first-aim misdemeanant&
Amu* eon fizooonou.—An 'elks was *algid it
Leeds miss, by the keeper of the Unfelt Inn, Sheffield,
against the governor of Roeleshall union for the seder
thsa of his &tighter. The plaintiff'. daughter is his
barmaid. The defendant from len was in the habit at
visiting her, sod acoordts, to the plaintiff's ease had
enlaced her under the promise of marriage. The de-
fence was • denial of tho premise of marriage. The
jury returned • medial for the plaintiff -Dantmes,

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tuesday, A—Dorchester County Court.
Wednesday, 4.-- Bridport County Court.
Staridge (Dorset), Omahas' (Wilts), and
creckeme (Somenet), Fairs.
Thursday, s.—Weymouth County Court.
Shuford (Hants) Fair.
'Saturday, 7.—Toiler Down (Dorset) Fair.
Monday, 9.—Blandlord County Court.
Tuesday. 10.--Poole County Court
Wednesday, O.—Rioursion to Bath and Bristol from
Weymouth, Dorchester, &a (O. W. R. )
Exonmion every Saida, in September to London from
Weymouth, Dorchester, kc. (S.W. E )
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

SIXPENNY HANDLEY.

CHARON Or STIALIIIO PAWN OF • BLIDIL—At the
Winiborne Petty Sessions on Friday, a rung nine
named J•ion Brown, aged 20 years, in the employ of
Hr. John Harvey, of Toiler Down Farm, Sixpenny
Handley, was charged with stealing parts of • bridle,
the property of his master.—Hr. Harvey tinted: The
prisoner was in my employ., under carter. On Sunday
morning last I went into the stable, and mimed a bridle
rein and several other straps belonging to the bridle. I
suspected the prisoner, and saw that he had • strap
round his waist. I asked him why he had tam it, he
said that be bad found it under the bin with some more
straps. He denied any knowledge of the rest. After-
wards in my pressor*, and in the presence of P.C.
Hawker, he admitted that he took three more 'traps.
I produce Um other parts of the bridle from which the
straps were taken. Prisoner had softer to the stable
but he had no charge of the property. Tim rake of
the straps missing is about 3s. or 44.—P.C. Hawker
apprehended the prisoner on Tuesday, and on eharging
him with the robbery he at first dented that he had Wrea
more than ore strap, but afterwards admitted that he
had out up the others and thrown the pieces into •
Aeld.—Priaccier, in reply to the magistrate., said that
be could neither read nor write, and begged hard of Hr.
Harvey to take him back again, and to forgive him.—
Hie master would not agree to the !Met request, bat
interceded that the punishment might be as light as
possible. He gave the young man a good eharseter for
industry and °redlines—The Chairman expressed •
hope that the leniency of Use sentence and the kind-
nese of prolocutor would have a benefisial effect on
the prisoner, and sentenced him to 14 days' imprison-
ment with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

OREFORD FITZPAINE.

ROBBING AN °WHAM:I.—Two young men, named
George and John Clarke. IMO charged and pleaded
guilty before ths fitunninster Bench. on Monday, to
stealing apples, the property of William Hallett.—
Fined 2a 9& earl, including costa

CHILD °REWORD.
AT the Sturminster Petty Sedulous OD Monday, two
young men, named Robert Savory and Frank Moores,
were charged with damaging a oert.in nob.* board, the
property of Mr. A. Nelson Everett.—Mr. H. Moore,
solicitor, was the complainant, and stated that on the
4th August be was walking near his house, and saw •
stone oome over the hedge, which struck a board on
which a notice eras painted offering • reward to any one
committing depredation oo the property. He had the
board erected on behalf of the owner of tbe property.
He saw the stone and about one-half of the board fall,
and on looking through the hedge saw Robert Savory
and another 'ones man. They were laughing very
much. He believed the other perms was Frank Moore,
but he wee not positive.—Mr. Chitty, who appeared for
the delenianta, said (be case was one of the moot
frivolous every brought before a bench of magistrates.
There was no proof whatever that either of the defend
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eats threw the stmts.—Cam dismissed.

SHAPTILiBITRY.

We understand that lb* laeumbenle of the different
parishes in ths town have resolved to adopt the same
hymn-book for mein the churches, via., that published
by the Christian Knowledge Soeiety, in order that
there may be as fill as possible uniformity in the

DIV= AID RIOTIOL—John Moore, of illarnbnll. •
very respeeiable-locking man, was, on Monday last,
charged before the inalistrates at Sturminster Newton
with the above ofrossa. He pleaded guilty. The Chair-
man escrowed his regret to see such a man in de-
fendant's position in the doek, and stated that there were
certain aggravating eircumatances connected with the
case. It appeared that be went to the house of one of
the magistrate., and very much annoyed and frightened
an invalid lady and persisted in his diegraseful conduct,
even after he was warned away—Fined 115.. and 6s.
costa. Not having "the needful" he was committed for
14 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

STA LBRI DO E.

TOLL. —On Monday, at the therminater petty aeseions,
John Brooks, farmer and dairyman, was charged with
refuels.' to pay the sum of 4id. due by him as toll at
Lannoi-lett gate. From the statement of Andrew
Wade, the tolliallector, it was proved that the defend-
ant had to pus through the toll to milk, and on the
18th August he pupa though the gate in • hone and
out. Me refused to pay the toll, bet assigned no clause
for stteh retina. Mr. Dmhwood, who appeared for the
trust, stated that the defendant owed toll for *eyelid
occasion,. The Bench advised the defendant to
settle the Mahn for tolb, and ordered him to pay
3a. tid., and ends 7s. fid.
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AUAULT Olf• BOT.—Juses Mitchell, farmer, pleaded
guilty to charge of assaullirs a hvt in bis employ named
John Harding. He pigtailed in mitigation that the boy
we very saucy and would not go on with his work.
The Bench rentindel him that he hail no right to she
the law into his own hands, and lined him 61 and 6..
gotta

Alunadtv.—The member' of the Angles.. Clob, toot
for their sound competition this season in stalbridp
Park on Tuesday last. The weather was everything
that could bo desired, and the attendantse touch
larger than at the first meeting. Tbe hisbut scores were
made by Miss Fox, Mrs. Coventry, and Mr. Price. Mr.
TuMn of Bberborne, provided a capital dinner such
was pirtaken of by about 80 ladies and gentlemen.
The following were the enotiessfol competitors
Fflgheet score at 60 yards, muse morocco
'lore box with gilt bands, Mrs. Coventry; at 507ards,
ledioicomrsnioe. Miss Fox. Greatest number ol hitsal
60 yards, Mies Kingston' ; 50 yards, handsome .turd,
Mrs. Do Bonlay. Best gold, at 60 yetis, blotting ease
and envelope box, Mrs. Nogg; 50 yards, roan velvet
reticule, Mine C. Bower. Visitors prise :—Handsome
fan. Mri. A. Manse! ; wooden epoon, 60
yards, rhotogreph album, Mrs. Banks.' 50 yd
stand & fans, vases, Miss. Helen "Ayndham.
Lady Parsmount's prise for greatest number of bits
at both meetings, Mils Bower. Challenti badge for
bighe t cross sore at both meetings. M Fox, 662.
Ggietllfur.-80 yards, gross sous, Mr. Price, 171,
Dutch slosh; greaten number of hits, Mr. Goldsmith,
opera glue; best gold, Mr. Cambridge, oigat case;
wooden spoon, Mr. T. Hind, pair of urn - 60 yards,l
gross score, Mr. Foster, 251 ; greatest number of luta,
Mr. Coventry, 51; best gold. Mr. Wilinott ; wooden '
snoop, Mr. Coulson.— Btraopre prize, Captain Foster,
171. In the evade, a ball 'auk plum at the Red Lion
Hotel, Sealbridge. used wu patronised by • large party
of ladies alscl gentlemen. Targett's quadrille band from
Southampton was present, and well sustained their
reputation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03

Dorsetsbire.

ROL, VoLorre= annual review of
the Dorset Volunteers, whieb had been arranged to
take place at Wertivestb. will not be bold on the 11th
of September, but will take Otos somewhat later in the
is ,nth.

Tel Bishop of Salisbury hu Boomed tbe Bey. Jenne
John Merest, clerk, E. a. , to the Perpetual Cursey at
Bruning*, void by the resignation of the Rev. 'Dr.
Duckett. the last incumbent tkere, on the notninatios of
Iles Maxwell.

ANCRIST MATCH BETWIZI WILTS AND DOLL?.
—01:1 Tharsday last, by the kind permission of Lady
Herbert, • Tory intererting archery outer, between the
counties of Will. and Dorset took Oboe in the grounds
of Wilton house. Hach county was represented by ten
ladies, and u many gentlemen. We believe that two or
three good archers, who wewe Imputed to attend on the
part of Dorest, were unavoidably absent. The shooting
both of the ladies and gentleman of Wilts was really
remarkable for its 'beelines and precision, and when
we say that the average score of the twenty who took
part in the contest wee more than 200 each. It will be
at ones seen that archer. of no ordinary merit were
required to meet them on equal terms. Six doom
arrows were shot by each eompetitor : three deem at
80 and 60 yards by gentleman and ladies reepootively,
and the same number at 60 and 50 yar Is. Tb• score of
rub .hooter is subjoined. the result being that • total
of 4047 was obtained by Wiltshire, whilst that of Denali
was 3063, the latter being thus defeated by 984 :-
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Wu.yezi-le. —Lanza.

Value. Bits.
00 pia bey& Toe. 60yds.40yds. Tot.
Mre De Botany ... 96 120 216 24 96 50
Mn. Pinckney ... 143 156 299 25 32 57
Mime Btonoonik ... 121 123 244 29 29 58
Ilia Ripley ... 179 201 380 33 34 67
Min B. Awdry 116 212 24 22 46
Ilia IL Asdry 82 118 200 22 28 50
Iliac Powell ... 15 48 63 7 12 19
Ma Janet{ ... 59 74 131 13 22 35
Mu A. Jarrett ... 103 78 181 25 22 47
Mrs. Everett ... 64 78 142 20 22 42