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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

WAR NOTIIIS.

ItrRsIAN ATROUTILA.

At Kezanlik, tut emu as the Hessian troops hail , From various sources circumstantial hut contradictory
rusespiel the trwu, the l'oscarkc and the Bulgarian arcemtu arrive of the positOm of the opposing nnaies in
inh,thitant. completely .tript,,,,i the mu,,,,,,hennn, in. BoLtaria. The Itteanet• reeetent the Turk. t, In, In •
diffieult p osition, and they talk of surrounding Moyne and
moving even the clothe they were wearing. in order
to make these unfortunate pet'. out ,I,rlire What money le,:aNTlngt. an ;,wlilukchni,a,,rrcint. thit
,1t.t,..i.i1, urf
..„whieleidtrtrenr.
they might have in concealment, they imbjectel the 1,1 Usk° place near the scene of the late Te.fcat, instill
men to a thotutand kinds •,1 torture under the ,yen .d mciken of as tieing three week. off. The Tasks report
their wives. Those who maintained that they come reconnoitring expeditions in which they have
possessed nothing were usaotacred. The (!ainiskait of aceimplichel their object, and they send further details
the town had his ryea and teeth drawn out, and fur of horrilde ootrages by the enemy. The number of Or-
three days he woe promenaded in this ..tote through CARKiMIS taking refuge in Turkey i. increasing. The story
that the lhAen.ligtha had been ahandoned by the Ruud:sus
lc dented. A further mobilisation hail em ore•red in
the ate ...etc. After the defeat of the Miamian sat Ecld
Z.vAra ti, i ice (yen Kecanfik as well ac the Bulgarian" ft.n.ci• Koccuth has issued an energetic address to the
1 I loiszarlanc, calling upon Wen to acsict the Turkc against
evacuated the town, but they returned on the b,llow-
ing day, and henceforth rape and murder reigned ca the common enemy.
permanence. Independently of thoce killed in the
houses, (non 3:1 to 30 Multrulmane were publicly put
to death every day. All the Niumulman population
'that remained were massacred, excepting the girls and
the more youthful women, who were carried away to
the Italkane.

(LATEST.]
(fly Telegraph.)
BUCTIARIST, Monday.
Disease has broken °IA amongst draught cattle of
the Russian Army, consequently there is a consider.
able want of provisions.

......
The Russians have constructed another bridge over
the Danube, and have already used it for the passage
of troope into Bulgaria.
110140 ON A MUSE FLAG.
BUCTIARIAT.
The Emperor forwarded a letter here from one of
the Turkish prisoners to hi+ parents, describing the
kind treatment he is receiving. His ltlajesty ordered
It to ho cent on at once. Accordingly Staff Captain
Pellegrini with two trumpets, two Hiuwars, and a very
large white flag, rode towarda the outposts of the
Turks at Gravitza. Climbing the hill in front of the
po.ition Pellegrini soundwi the trumpets and displayed
his flag. The answer came in a fusilade so heavy
that he cannot understand Ms escape. After twice
sounding a parley he withdrew, balls pursuing him
across the valley. I'ellegrini saw dragoons taking
deliberate aim at him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

DEATHS.

August 7, at the Sweet Home, Longfleet, Olive bale',
the dearly beloved child of Samuel and Isabel Morris, aged
7 yams.
July it at Forilington, Dorchester, Annie Merino,
beloved daughter of C. and H. Cox, aged 10 years.
Auxust 10, at Tionplecombe, after a short illness the wife
of Mr. It. Bishop, aged 36.
August 10, at Milton Abbas, after a Bogeying illness,
VIZ 3 Jane, eldest and beloved daughter of Mr. Junes
Churchill, in her 21st year.
August 12, at South Walk', Dorchester, Annie, the
beloved wife of Mr. John Lovell, aged 63 years. Her end

peace.

—ltTgust i 3, at Alton Pancras, Mary, the beloved wife of
Tbomag Ilowe, after a long and painful Hines; aged 59

'August 13, at Littlemore, the beloved wife of Natbias
Russell, aged 24.
August 15, at the Post Office, Langtm Herring, Sarah,
fourth daughter of the late Edmund Stevens, of Abbots-
burr, aged 50.
August 18, at Puddletown, Jane, wife of Mr. W. Cigna,
baker and grocer, aged d years.
'August 3, at 19, Brondesbury.villaa, Kilburn, N.W.
(be residence of Captain A. C. CrokerL Rgh Fisher,
Esq., formerly of Lyme Regis, Dorset, in the 75th year of
his age.
The Serserast and Vile, Jaurnal announces the death of
Mr. It. Porteous, for nearly 90 years steward of the Earl
of Cork and Orrery, Marston estates, near Fronts. Our
contemporary says that a few months ago he suffered
from • lament attack of jaundim, from which he had
slowly recovered, but recently took cold, which resulted
in inflammation of the bowels, and death ensued on
Wednesday. "Mr. Porteous, who was a native of
Lesinabagow, Lanarkshire, N. 8., was a thoroughly
practical man. The strongest proof of his worth in the
important position he occupied is to be found not only in
I the full confidence reposed in him by his noble employer,
tiir E also
state, ropuwillroiZ hweitAwastheevertenrettly toca
give
advice. His loss will not only be felt by a wide circle of
personal friends, but he will be greatly missed in connec-
tion with the Frome District Agricultural %Met,. We
are not saying too much when we state that he was the
chief originator of that society, that the cheese and
butter exhibitions, which have made the society celebrated,
were ins great measure planned by him on the pattern
of the Kilmarnock shows, and that the Promo Market
Company (mind in him a ready advocate and active
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

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7, Minot 23a1, 1877.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

THIS DAY'S MARKETS.

MARK LANE.—THIS-DAT.
This morning there was & very small supply of
English wheat which was almost entirely of new crop
—some samplss being in luta condition, excepting a
few iota of red • none of fine quality. In sales made,
prices obtained for white ranged from COs. to 645. ; for
re.' rig, to 625. per qr. In foreitrn 2e. per qr. cheaper
0. large arrivals. Spring corn quiet.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.— THIS-PAY.
About 2,700 beaabi, inanding about SOO foreign.
Trade quiet at 4. Ga. t, rea About 7,000 aheep and
lambs. Sheep (Par at and Od. to la. Lambe 7a.
to 36 Calvea made nip 38. 84. to 54. per
Sah . sinking the offal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

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IMMENSE FACILITIES, and a LARGE
I STOCK of the NEWEST TYPE for the RAPID
EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

MARRIAGES.

June 3r), at the Cathedral. Marlborough-oreet,
by the Rev. T P. 0 Reilly, assisted by the Rev. N.
Donnelly, Jeremiah Mara, Esq., Semional Crown Prose-
cuter for the Queen's Cooney, eldest son of the late
Jeremiah Mara, Fmi., Crown Solicitor for the Queen'a
County and County of Curlow, to Ellen, daughter of the
late Chrietopher French McDermott, of Ballyglass, County
Roscommon.
_ _ . . . .

.—Augt7st 5, at Holy Trinity Church, Weymouth. by the
Rey. V. F. Ransome, John Sharp, boinhadier R.A , to
Elizabeth Jane Broughton, second daughter of Mr.
Broughton, principal warder, Portland Convict Es=
rnent.

August 7, at Chrizt Church, Ilighbury. by the Rev. W.
Boyd Carpenter, M.A. vicar of St. James', Holloway,
aasizto I l by the Rev. C. f. Griffith, M.A., evening lecturer
at St. Giles', Cripplegate, James John, second son of Jame.
Mißodge, of Weymouth. to Annie Elizabeth, second
daughter of Charles Sawbridge, of 13, Ilighbury-creecent,
and 11, Milk-street, Cheanside.
August 11, at St. Stephen's, Paddington, by the Rev. B.
MW. Day, .A., Walter Bernardino -Logan, Esq., Major
24th Regiment, to Leona Elise, third daughter of the late
Reader Millar, Esq., of Ryarsh, Kent, and sizter of the
late Herbert Millar, of Dorchester.
August 14, at Sbroton, by the Rev. Thomas Tomilson,
George English. son of Mr. Thomfut Waygood, of Grange
Farm, Middlemarsh. to Emily Ann, eldest daughter of
the late Mr. George Abbott, of Pear Tree Farm, Yeovil
Marsh.

Atimist 11. at Holy Trinity Church, Weymouth, by the
Rev. V. F. Ransome, Mr. .1. !Standen. Master Mariner. of
the Ails llaxablanea, of Liverpool, to Miss Mary Jane
Wetly, of Weymouth.
August 14, at Linslade. Burks, by the Rev. H. A.
Gibson. henry St. Leger Parsoun, brother of Mr. Nilson*,
Weymouth and Portland Railway, to Marie Jeannette
Kathleen Rolleabin, of Templemore. Tipperary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-08-21

TURKISH EARBARITIFS.

I am not going to defend the conduct of the
Cossack and Bulgarian/1, which is quite ae black AA
it hos been painted ; but I an. cure the foreign
representative. of Moeda may, with equal propriety,
demand whether the time has not coma to put an end
to the horrors which Turkey, in violation of the laws
of civilised warfare, makes no attempt to check. It ic
beyond doubt that the Chrietian ipiarter. of Eeki '
Zara and Kezanlik have been burned by the
Circasaiann attached to the army of Suleiman Paella,
' and that the Christian male pundation, together with
a great number of women and children, have been put
to the aword. These are Bulgarian villages, and it
will be said that what the eircassiane did they did in
retaliation. lint the population of Karlovo almost
entirely Greek, and upon this unhappy town the
Cireaesians, to the number of &thousand, fell suddenly,
and did not ceaae until they had pillaged and burned
the place, and put almost the whole of the inhabitante
to the sword, This weci not done in revenge, for the
people of Karlovo had in no way offended. It was
(I,ne in the wantonness of iniquity.—(Slandord Corres-
pondent).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

ENCAMPMENT OF THE DORSET
VOLUNTEERS.

The Doreetahire Volunteers were on Saturday out-
veyed by special treks to Varnbrongh, from whence
they marched to Redan Hill, Aldersh some three
or four miles distant, and encamped for their annual
eight days training. The site of the camp is a plea-
sant can, situate rime to the town, and commanding
extensive views of the surroanding barracks end c-smpa.
The grand total of all realm under canvass on Sunday
was 579, made up ail follows i
Stare.—LasisteaantAkkosi arnnira. enuanailiag ;
LisussrassaOisnal Hatemern Natre ralwassakespisht
Ind Irma Hernalu, Quaraleenseaw N Singaint-
Makes
Oases& man eisa="l.l".lll=l-15m=„.
stramennweempimt NIES limalnaostur W
Meier Pester. awl lismnieftwassig Taylor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET
BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY.
(Erraswenste 1817).
For the purpose of enabling Persons to Purchase
Houma and Lauds ;
Redeem Property already in Mortgage ;
And to accumulate Savings.
Shares £l2 each - Entrance Fee, la fal.
THE advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
are—that the Tenant of the Property who, in a
few years, actually pays its full value in rent without
ever hecomins; the owner thereof, may, by pitying
to, this Society a sum omal to his rent, with little or no
additional demand on his own resources, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advent-v.-es to borrowing members are :
14.—The mortgage ia lignidate,l by easy instalments.
2nd. —Whilst the instalments are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3rd. —He may at any time sell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th,—Adi am-es made during the progress of build-
ing.
sth. -The Solicitors Fees, for Mortgage, are
limited as follows -
Under 50
For each 100 . ... 1 1 0
Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
6tlt.- lifortessze Deeds for 61111.11 not exceeding £5OO
me exempted from Stamp duty.
fl Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in el cry Month, at the Town
Hall, Dorchester, at Seven o'clock in the evening,
when Advasoes are made, and Other business in ca..
section with the Society is transactoL
Peirsomi desirous of availing themselvesof the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the-
Solicitors. Manager, or Agents,.
/li. LOCK mind SON, Solicitors, Doreheder.
THOS. A. PEARCE. Manager,
sir Money always ready for immediate advance, on
..aandiagly liberal terms.
Acta-Ts t
Weysserti... Mr. B. Damen.
esmethsopteet Mr. Thomas Sheltie, 81, East-street.
Sorienbe Mr. Samuel Jeffs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

POOLII.

i ill D.R.V.—There waa a church parade of the ride
olrps on Sunday morning. when about On rnemlieni tuined
out, under the rolowantl of Captain W. A. Stone and
Lieutenant Lionel Budge. The company, headed by thrir
life and drum hand. marchpl from head quarters to Long-
fleet Church, where they were Met at the entrance to the
churchyard hy the choir, Yap led the way into the sacred
huildin4 blotting the hymn "Onward, Christian Soldiers."
The 'service Wall full choral, and the vicar, the Rev. J.
L Williams, chaplain of the eorps, preached • very
practical sermon from the text—" And the night following
the Lord stood by him. and said, Be of good cheer, PanL
for as thou bait testified of me in Jerusalem,so moat thou
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

I SIITDEN r CASE OF PEILSONATION.

Jahn Ju1.41. L,•graec, ion.. • nailed of New York City,
was, on Thursday, brought up in custody before the Sher-
burne Bench on a charge of obtaining Xi from Grace Day,
living in Newland. Kherlxrrne, by falue pretence*.
Mr. S. Watts.of Yeovil. appeared for the prisoner ; Mr.
Lawrence, arrernor of the Dorsett:minty Coml. was priwent
during the hearing of the tam, which lasted about four
bourn.Month Lainbert, wife of Kunsan Lambert, living in New.
land, mid on the nth July, about half-paat levee in the
evening, she went to her mother* bowie, situated about
four doors away froni her Own. A num was 'banding by
the table in front of the door; he was dressed in a light
suit, with black braid on the coat and bad on a black
hat, commonly known as a "howler.' When she went in
her mother said. " Hush, here is a man come from the
Dorset County Gaol, about your father, be is a gto be
got out." She then spoke to him and said, "how is my
pour father r and be replied, "lie wee as well as could
Iw exOeFtsl—very poorly; and lie .lid not think, if be bad
to st ii, in gaol nioe months, be woobl live that tires. He
wept on to tell her that he Caine from Dumbest:sr, where
be was kept for the expresx purpose, if there was a moo
of false swearing, of looking into it and getting the
prisoner liberatad. Since her father had been cOmmieted
It had been proved," he said, "that it was not a pick lock
key, as we. sworn to." He asked ber id she knew where the
key wan and she solid she thought the Under-sheriff hal it,
but he Mad "Mo, be brain% got it ; I have got tin my
pocket" He put his bandsinta his pocket but did not pro-
dune a key. He told her be had sufbcient evidence besides
that of the key, to prove a C. 11.10 of false ewearinz. and that •
meeting would be held on the following Monday, when
her father would be released from prison. The man said
the county paid hi. expenses to Sherhorne, but It was
necessary that a man named Thomas Gregory, her uncle,
who lived in Wiltshire, shogild attool she me, tin( at Dor.
cheater, and mikes her mother paid his expenses to go to
fetch hint be could do nothing in the matter. Prisoner
salaam should want • sovereign for that psrPoses ands
after her mother and herself had been upstairs and eon
suited, she gave him that sum, lie salted as he was about
t go away for her uncle's proper directions, which were
given him. He was asked ti stop to supper, but he
declined, I.ll.ying there was no thee for that as tile irp-train
wee doe. She went as far em the top of fitpleulose-lans
with the prisoner, and directed him the nearest way to
the etatioa. He gave him Dame as "Edward Beam" wises
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

COLLEGIATE SCHOOL PRIZE DAY.

The premmtation of prizes to the students at the
Collegiate Schad took plane on Friday afternoon in the
mmunce a large and fashionable assemblage. The
Mayor (Mr. Londiek Mrs. Lundie, Mr. Robertson. a iery
good friend to the school for years past, Mrs. Robertson,
and vary many of the parents and friends of the students
were prerent.

--ifiellTe;:7l. &Lea haring spoken of the honours gained
by the school, and explained that there are no reports this
year, in consequence of the system of examination by the
Oxford and Cambridge board. diatnbuted the
PRI/F3.

Upper form. lst Exhibition of .t:Pb given by the
Borough Members (Mr. H. E Isvards, and sir Frederic
Johnstone. Bart.) —to A. Saunders.
Seemid Ealibition, of .tal, given he the landlord of the
achool,J3ir Frederic Johnstone—W. H. MitchelL

Besides these two exhibition.. the Mayor of Weymouth
for the time being has given an exhibition of kW, to be
appraprialied as the Msder deems host. He was glad to
see the Mayor of Weymouth present, and milled on him to
distribute his own prize., propouing to give hat( or the
Exhibition to each of the bnys who hal done honour to
their school, by gaining scholarships, namely Hodect and
Maddox:li. . . _

-71-ce-i-sturi presented one half to Hoffert, stating that
he was quite sure the prise had bean gained by honest
industry. Maddock, the Mayer said, had even more
important credentials haying obtained a scholarship at
Marlborough. and this waa given as a reward for
and attention to school duties, and an encouragement to
persevere in the came, whether here. at I.l:ford or
Cambridge.
Form A -prize. "Canterbury Tales," 11. J. Grorea ; form
5-prize, tat, Wellineton." E .1. Penny; 2nd, Forepe
John Southall: 4-let, "Crea-sy, fifteen betties," II J.
Blake; 2nd, "African travellers," F. E. Nutley ; 3 -:Gt.
Prescott's Pere." A. If. Short; had, "Andersen's Take,"
T. Crickmay Christman prize. " Dutch Adniirals," A.
Crickmay -Ist, " Havelock." Z. Jr, C. Hark 2nd,
" Neste and F.4g,t, T. K Spencer; form 1-prize, "The
Crusades, " S. P. Snook ; NarkesisaiGeal -6th form,
"Shakespeare," W. A. Saunders; sth, "Coleridge," John
Southall Ith. "Lamb's Tat.. F. Lorkhana 3rd,
"Arctic Regime," T. Dose; hot "Bud's Egg.," E. T.
Hancock /reach -6411 form, "Shakesneare," W. H.
Mitchell: sth, "Marie Antoinette," C. H. Meyer;
"Gems of Poetri." H. Manley; 3rd, " Boy a Voyage, 2'.
Dews ; 2nd, " awe K Batley.
As to the firm French and Mathematical prises, Mr.
ELLIS said Mitchell had run very closely with 87tr
and be had to give the first French prize to Mitchell,
the first Mathematical prize to Sounder.. They could not
say, as Shakespeare in the " Comedy of Errors" makes
the twin berthers Dromio say-
We mune into this [world) school like brother and
brother,"
But they could say
" And now let's go hand in hand, not one before another."
Beide, the prizes given by the school, he had to record
the seeeemes ob.i by the boys in Drawing In.
' satins' at South Kensington. These were
Preekand.. - Sylvester Grimatone, W. P. Lam E
Luddism, P. H. k.ddock, sad A. Marsh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

DEATHS.

July 7, at Clyde Path-hill, Dorchester, John
aid 77.
July 17, at Beidport, It,. Henry Patten. Inspector of
nuisances and collector of rates for the Bridport Loma
Board. seed 67.
July 18, at Boyne Villa, Cann, Shaftesbury, Mr. C. J. B.
Kayo, aged 33.
July 19. at Mr. Charles Pounega, Chromitester, after la
long and painful illness., Marian Moore,
July 20, at Ms red/lance, No. It. Royal Terrace, Way..
mouth. James Lithsow, Esq., M.D., awl Yellow a ther
Royal College of Surgeon., age4l 214, deeply regretted.
July 21, after • long illness, Mary Ann, the much
beloved wife of Kr. Robert Hood, jun , Salisbury-street.
!Sandford, last surviving grandchild of the late Kr. Jobs
Burt.turrailoathr Newton.
July et Winston, Milhorne Port, Mr :William Jeans.
lieed
July 22, it Newtown, II ilborne Poett Mg. James Cooke
aged 74.
July 22, Mrs. G. Curtis, formerly of Dorchester, In bet
74th year.
June 22, it No 2, Portland-place, Weymouth, Elisabeth,.
Ann (Lily) Greenwood. aged it
July 2-2., at Torquay, Prawns Anne Trimaran. widow at
the Kee. Genres l•revelyen, vicar of Stegunibee, Ragosnist,
and only daughter of the lade Colossi James Luseden, of
the 55ilt Regiment, end of Cuehnie, Aberdeenshire.
June ffi, at No. 2, Portland Place, Weymouth, Elisabeth
Ann (Lily) Greenwood, aged 19 yaws.
July 22, at the Cross Key., liberborne, Mr. David Wsoore
foroerly of Yeovil, aged E.l.
Joh' 31. at Cone Castle, Mr. Charles Haddon, elod
July 24, at half-past nine p.m., the devoted and beloved
wife of Mr. James Boon, Cedar House, Astnineter.
July 27, at Citatminster, after a Batwing illness,
Ann, eldest daughter of Jamas and FAith aged
year., deeply regretted.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

Cheap Accurate= to Loudon.

ON EVERY MONDAY, until further notice,
an RXCUSION TRAIN for LONDON will
leave Portland at 9.30 am ; Weymouth. 10.30;
Deeeheatee, 10.50; Bridport, 9.30; Maiden Newton.
11 10 ; Everehot, 11.21; Yetminster, 11.32;
11.45 ; Sperklord, 12.0; Castle Cary, 12.11; Bruton,
42.21 ; Well", 940: Stieptou Mallen, 951; Cranmore,
10.5; Witham, 12.32: Frome. 12.47: Westbury, L 3;
Trowbridge. 1.15 ; and Ildelludiam, 1 25 p.m.
Pareemers return on Saturday or Saturday week
following date of depletive.
For further particulars we Special Bills.
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ipiRE AGENTS WANTED—The Indem
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am dmirous to appoint additionAl Agent& Guarantee
Fusidexceeds 01,000. Applications invited.—G. W.
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MC.

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I) WANTED in every Parish, whereby a good
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AIONEY immediately advanced to any
amount, from I:50 and upwards, upon every
derription of security, comprising real and
personal estate, farming stock, reversions,
annuities, furniture (without removal), life
',dick., and any other tangible personal
security. No charges made or °Dismission
taken, and the strictest secresy will in all
cases be observed.
Interest as follows, viz.
On freehold or leaseholds, from 3 per cent per annum,
personal security from I per cent, per annum,
other securities at equally reasonable rates.
Applicants are requested to apply in the first instance
by letter containing full partictdries,in order
to save unmsceseary trouble, to Frederick
Hawkins Esq. 9 Great Rummell-street,
RlOOlush;irl, 1,0;1401, 1.

STEAM PRINTING WORKS,

lIIGH-STREET-WEST, DORCHESTER

BILLHEADS (.f every DESCRIPTION as
Cheaply and Expeilitionmly as any House in the
Trade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

STIOHLALND.

I 'HRISIMAPPAERFNTs. ki Friday the Baron Hambro
presented everV person renting tottsges or allotments
with o piece 14 beef each. on Saturday the annual
gift of bread, paid for by a legacy of s Mrs. Skinner,
was distributed, this amounta•to a Sulb, loaf of bread
per person in the households of the poor, some getting
ea many aa 10 bares and 101 b. of beef. The farmers
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

Tale MURDER OF P.O. 00X.

P.C. STACEY'S STORY. - STATEMENT OF
THE PRISONER BAKER.

On Wednesday the man in custody (Baker) who is
charged with participating in the murder of P.C. Cox,
and also with murderou.sly asmulting P.C. Stacey,
was brought •up at the Police-station, berme Mr.
George Ilarbin. Nlr..Tolli& appeared to defend, and
there were some half-dozen repreeentatiten of the
Press, these gzotlemen alone being admittzd
The prisoner is a rough, commonslooking labourer,
dressed in shabby, dilapidated clothes, with unkempt
dark hair, short moustache and whiskers, and beard.
He does& not look a formidable character, and he
maintained, throughout the protracted procee,lings,
complete silence.
Mr. Supt. Smith stated the deceased and Stacey
were appointed to !Atha the Coker roads on account
of the depredations that had been carried on. Baker,
when apprehemlssl, said on the night in question he
was at home sitting up asleep. After the. rrisoneen
remand on the 2lth, he made the following statement
to Mr. Smith :—I owx I was oNt: or Tile PARTY, HILT I
eiII.i.NOT.MILL I ONLY KNOCHE!. HIM

.........
Mr. :gawk of Denude farm. Emit Coker, told how
he was aroused by Statvy and found the body of Cot.
And then Stacey, who is young constable of good
physique awl intelligence. gave his story. lie swore
positively to the prisoner Raker being in the company
of the Hntehinses that night. When they st Trot
the cart ('ox was at the horw',. head. and said they
would base to kill him before he would let co. Then
Cox was knockei down into the runt an.l the rnffians
went on. but they quickly canto back. awl then
Itelaboured Stacey. "When.' he said, "I rune to
myself I could we nothing Co.: or the other. I
then saw a lielot that looked about a hell awl went
in that direction. I fell down from vi.l.liio2sx two or
three timv,, awl fell in the ditch at the bottom .if the
held, awl the water in the ditch revived me n little.
I got thnsteh the heidw, passed thnmgh two more
, fiebls, to the best of my belief, and then get to Mr.
Marsh's house. We got a Itoi,o wazz.a, awl
found Cox, .ilatte lea.l, 70 or 80 yards from the place
wirer I was stru-k
_down.

Dr. Garland letsiee mpoken to the fearful w..nr.ls
intik-tea mi the pril.onet- wa4 azain rema,.(6l for
a week.
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STI7R/tiIIiSTER.

riIIPPENDRXr ORDER Or 01)1WF.1.1.0WR. Toes- I
day, the half-yearly meeting of the Poole dlatriet was
held at the Friend in Need Iwpdgerson, Swan Hotel,
Sturtninster Newton, when 48 delegates attended is APID
the various bslges in the district, presided ever by
Priv. G.M. Francl„, • (*Wren, of Portland; the
duties of the viiy-chair was performed by Prow.
D.C.If. Butt, of Illandford. The balance sheet of
the district, submitted by Prey. C.S. Weltern. was
unani ll wady passel A funeral key of per
mcpffier, and a distriot levy of 2.1. per member WM
mail... There was only one candidate for the (I.AL's.
office, Mr. W. Butt, who was unanimously elected.
There were 10 candidates for the .ffice of Deputy
Druid Master: eil.ffit resigned, and two only, P.D.
George Ilonnsell, of Bournemouth, and P.G. James
Dart, of Dorchester, went to the poll, when there
were 22 voted for P.G. Hounsell and 20 for P.G. Pact;
the first-named was therefore elected, 1'.P.G.31. N.
New was elected District Examiner of Travellers
and P.P.G.111. John Wilkins, f Poole, Relieving
Officer. A great deal of other business was also
transacted.

SERGEANT-INSTRUCTOR GEORGE. BARRON has been
-awarded the silver medal and 65 gratuity for long
'service and good conduct.
The non of the late Sir duo. Bolt, who once contested
the seat for Bridport, was thrown from his horse while
riding with the Berkeley hounds, and died from a
fractured skull in less than three hours.
LO.G.T.—On boxing night a tea meeting, in con-
nection with the "Crusader" lodge of the above order,
took place in the Good Templar Hall, Barrack-street.
About 60 sat down to tea at five o'clock. After tea
different amusements were indulged in by the members
and friends, such se draughts and Dominoes for the
elder members, and Christmasgames of different kinds
by the younger members. The company broke up
al'out 10 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

CLERGY
_LIST FOR SARUM.

(with Alphabetical ne ex).
CLERGY LIST FOR BATH AND WELLS,
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Corny Orricima—Domt and Somerset. -
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Tables -- Royal Family and Ministry -- National
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of 1876)-Imports,
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BUY RECK I TI"S PAR IS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.

It is peel by the RICH f:AT,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the P(X)REST.
Because of its eIIEAI'NEBB I
( Mows. noun & Row.
Shvphenn:US . iII, tki.t/Cr Sq. 1.74.
!Alter front I Gentle°. •t. " I min vcry much plexus&
THE prolias I with or kt:C.IRE 111.1 t. I hare now
111' -.: Ilk,' it C.v. 'tome tinie, on.l hoth Mr
!1111C1Irlt1111"8 ! RV %LTV .4 CI WWl{ on,l El 014031 Y it far
I
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Latusiressto It. it. U. the Duke of &Unbolt
PRICE ONE PENNY TIIE SQITAILE.
Beware of Injttrioua imitationa.
CArllON.—Sec that vu get the Genuine Paris Blue
in squares' ai enppliell to the lannareeues of the
Princess of Wales and Duchess of Fslinburgh.

An eminent Profe,:or (7betul4ry bears testimony
Mf.II.W:—

" I have examined the machinery employed dy Messrs.
BOOTH awl FOX in purifying Down, and have myself
carried out the Prof :44 on a small wad!. It anovers
perfectly. anil .le•troyi any cern s of moth life. dic.. in the
Down. I have al...examine I Mcso, Hip all iind EtiX'S
stock nf Down Clothing. and lint that it contains ter trues
impurity. but consists solely of Imre. Soft, eeentless
down."

BOOTIi AN
XADVN FoN's •
' REAL I ts-D.Ts,
DOWN SKIRTS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

CRANDORNE.

Prrn SF.asimcs, Thur.lw.--Before Mr. lis Churchill.
Jane Rte.* and 11,,rpe tiler'', of VerworwL were sum-
by Depntrehicf Com:table Hammond for wilfully
damaging certain trees lielonging to Lord Shafte•ilomy in
taking away mistletoe on the Ynd inst. Neither of the
defendants appeared, laid the case being fully proved the
defendants were lined Le. each,lt damages,and costs 'is. lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

POOLE

TUL tea :itid meeting, in aid of the tent funds of
the Wesleyan isl V.•.11`, caine off on Thursday even-
ing. when seblresse, wete aivoi I.y 1'..0 chairman (the Rev.
Wesley), Mesos. if. 1.. Baker.S. Knapp. M. ("Atwell,
M. Jame. am( other persons. About £t) is required to
clear the :kid on the building.
Tut: niembery of the Poole Brewery Working Men's
Clul, bad their mutual dinner at the Angel Inn, on
Wednesday evening. Mr. Frank It White if, the vimir
and John Reid in the viee-chair. Some capital s•ingv were
inn' aol 3111001.: the tevds Imnoureil were the health.; of
Mr. F. Styling 31141 Mr. F. If. Styring.
Perrr Thursday. —Before Messrs. W. Pearce,'
C. J. Stone, W. b. Ibinpla/e. Durell, awl the ex•
'Mayor (Alderman F. Styrin,..l.
. _ .....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

1 II 0
11 15 0
10
5 0
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the meeting

it, in honour
3 a Princess
a. and Lady
for the hail.

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the e.m2-
irharnelitlie,
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r_t,..,_„und
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lett. F. It.C.P., Physician to HAL the Queen).
YEROVIKON
(Bart LF.R.S., lato Surgeon te the Queen)
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(Bart.. M.D.. 1.R.5., Physician to U.M. the

neon),
RANALD naltTIN
(Bart., RR, Ml) F. R.S.) ese
DR. C. lIANDFIELI)JONES, F.R.C.P.,
Physician to tit. Mary's Hospital, under date Mar& '
10, twin, in a similar 'testimonial as above, adds—
" I am satisfied that he is an honest, earnest,
labourer in the field of science, :tint I think that he
"deserves to meet with every encouragotnest from
" the Prof.wdon and from scientific men.
The Ilona-Fide Evidence of the efficacy of theme
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recently found in the standard work (p. 711 IPS/D of
Joniv Kum, M.D.. Clinical Professor of Obstetrics at
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.BRADFOV).. PEVEERLL.

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And other lied-linen, also tam, fruit, .ual various useful
articles.
- •

STALBRIDO.E.

In view ot this testi, e 6C364 ,11 of the year, the Duke
of Westmintster has (Instructed the largest roastitu;
j tek in England. It i, moved by water-power...is V.
feet long, awl will roast a ton of meat at ofra.:.
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_SD:ALI:46SOAI. 14.465.

Joan labourer, of Longileet, was char4ed
custody with stealing 13 zoal hags. value 135., the property
of William Nobbs, trauter, of Poole, from the Glohe Inn
yard on the previous day.—Prpsecutor said he rented the
stable and cart-house at the Globe Inn. He hung some
coal bags in the cart-house to dry, and when he looked
round on the previous night he missed wine of them.
He gave the superintendent information of the robbery,
and shortly afterwards saw the 13 bags produced at the
police-station. Eleven cif them were marked ''
and belonged to him, and the other two were in his
custody and he had to return thee,. Prisoner had helped
him in lib: net at times. Ile valued the bags at ins.—
Sort. Hunt said he went to the ch..l. of Mr. Williams,
marine store dealer, on the previous night, It, saw some
hags in the scale. He received the bags proctored from
Mr. Williams, and prosecutor afterwards identified them.
He had the prisoner apprehended and when he cliar,aid
him he said there was not much work about at Christmas
time, and he took th, bags from the shed in the Globe
yard.—George Williauis said prisoner brought hits three
or four old bags about 11 o'clock on the previous morning,
awl told him he hail bceu looking out his hags that were
MP use. In the evening mi.. our bp.mght tisnj re. 4 of the
bags and he paid him Is. Id for the ioL—PriAnner
plesed guilty, and had nothin4 to say in defence, and he
was sentenced to three 11.011111141. hard Wooer.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-02

SIXTEENTTI YEAR.

MUE DORSET Sr. SOMERSET COUNTIES'
ALMANACK, and Fairs Calendar for 1677. ,

Price fa ; by Poet. 71.1.
Offices :—SOUTII STRERT SURBIIOI.II.

(.ONTICer4 4

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Dorset Chalk Soils, and Somerset Dairies—General
Marketing Table.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-23

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS.

The half yearly meeting of the delegates from the
various Courts comprised in the South Western
District was held last week at the Victoria Rooms,
Southampton. There were 93 delegates present. The
D.C.S.. Br. Jehu Nash, was in the chair, and the
D.S.C. R.. Br. John Ceded, of Chard, in the vices
chair.—The D.C.R.,in opening the proceedings, offered
some congratulatory remarks on the progress of the dis-
trict, which now munber 14,099 inembers,and expressed
a hope that the two principal subjects for discussion
that day, viz., cancslinent and resregistration, and the
poeiti at of the Widows and Orphans' Fund, would
receive every consideration. —The accounta were
presented by the auditors, Bros. G. 51undui, of
Bournemouth and R. E. Roberts, the Mayor of
' Arundel. 14. Mundon said he had audited the
accounts of twenty years ago, and occasionally since
that time, and he had never been so satisfied with
them as de was now. The Funeral Fund is worth
£11,132 2e. lid., the Distress Fund £3l Is. 2d., the
Widows and Orphans' Fund 1:88 is. fid., and the
Management Fund £Bl 13a el. The inveetmenta on
buildings and Corporation bonds amount to £0,852 10e.
The accounts, after some discussion, were unanimcusly
peened. —Some time wee occupied in the discussion of
a claim from Court 4,471, Bournemouth, for the
funeral money on behalf of a late brother who died
when three days short of being in compliance with
the rules, and the amount was eventually voted from
the Management Fund.—Br. Montgomery, of South-
ampton, and Br. White, of Ryde, moved and seconded
a proposition that the district cancel its present
registration and re-register under the New 1. nendly
Societies Act aa a branch of the Order.—An amend-
ment that this course be not taken was moved and
I seconded by the representatives of Courts 2,033 and
4,4o6—The D.S., Br. Dyer, isiinted out that the
High Court had met the principal objection which
had been prominently put forward by this district in
securing to each Court the complete control of its
own fund., and that though he should have much
preferred that advantage had been taken of the clangs
of the amended Friendly Societies Act which had
reference to affiliated societies, the High Court had
decided otherwise, and he conceived their first duty
was to be loyal to the Order with whif h they were
connecteeL atcendment woe then withdrawn,
and the resolution carried unanimously. —Next
followed a lengthened diactunion cat the state of the
Widows and Orphans' Fund, the district officers
recommending not only increased oontributions but
diminished benefits. The debate was fraught with
suggestions, an anxious desire being expressed to save
the hind., and in the end the matter was referred back
to the district offkers for re-conaiderationl to report
thereon to the next meeting. —A mini* of the
Committee of Manaftunent having litegs read
announcing the resignation of the Dict Trwieer,
Br, 8, S. Pearce, a resolution wee piped esteephe
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-23

CRIME ABBAS.

WOMBWELIA menagerie %lived this place on Tuenday
tact, and was well attended. The collection of animals
Marl exceedingly good, and the baud belonging to the
establishment highly appreciated.
WE are pleased to find that Mr. Richard Hare, who
has for comae time pant tilled with the greatest satisfaction
the office of superintendent of police for the Cerne
division, has been nuperannugtcd at £5 per annum after
26 years service, 10 .if which he nerve I as superintendent.
On his retirement, we are c .nfldent, Mr. Hare carries
with him the good wishes of all.
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1877.

of confidence in him and a desire that he should
mums his duties, which he at once undertook to do.
, —Br. Gafford, of Chard, was unanim nisly elected
D.G.R. For the position of D.S.C. R. there where
two candidates, and the election resulted in favour of
Br G. Hartnell, who receive I 5.1 votes to 34 given for
Br. A. L. McGaltnont, .1. P. The four trustees,relieving
officer,snd final arbitrat sa unanimously resappinted.
Roberts was unanimously re-appointed auditor.
having for his c dleague Br. H. R. II ale. of Shirley.
Flight towns were put in nomination for the next district
meeting, but only four were voted for, as follows :
Newport, 37; Southampton, 39; Havant. 4; and
Shankiin, 2. On a second division the choice fell on
Newport by 44, to 42 for Southampton. —The newly-
appointed officers were then installed,and a reedution
of the committee, expressive of thanks to the retiring
D.C. IL, Br. feint Nash. for the admirable manner in
which he had performed his duties, was ordered to be
engrossed on vellum and presented to hint.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-23

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

PPOSTERS of ALL SIZES, in Black or
Coloured Inks, cheaply and expeditiously
executed with deem power at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

R
of SOCIETIES at the shorted
1.1., notice, and the corrected manner at the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
rynn BEST WORK, the LOWEST PRICES,
1 and
PNCTUALITY, are the characteriatice of
the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE
WHIMS

i,ivERY DESCRIPTION of PRINTING,
_CI from a Card to a Book, ie neatly and cheaply
executed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-23

WAILERAIC.

ON Fri, lay the Q isrter Sewdons for the Borough
were held before the Recorder, Mr. F. Filliter. The
broceedings were simply formal.
ON Saturday at the Borough Petty Seedon., the
licenw of The Three Tuns Inn, in East-street, wee
transferred from George Hibbs to Eliza Nunn.
THE EARL OF ELDON (who has accepted the office of
being one of the members of the new Wareham Burial
Board), the Rev. Samuel It. Cape!, the Rev. William
Denshaiii, Messrs. Stephen Bennett, Councillor Selby,
Joseph Gsrland, John Samuel Dawe, Richard Marshalimy,
and William Crocker, are the nine menibers who were
unanimously elected to form the join hoard for the
district of Wareham and Arne, and will etter on the com-
mencement of their important duties,