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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

TENDRILS required for KEEPING in GOOD
REPAIR, awl to the satisfaction of the Loma]
Bosint the HIGH P7AYS, POOTPATH9, and WATER-
tX/I:IRERS throughout the Islas& Including Idaterials,
and the Cost of Carting the mate. for a period *lnsoles
Months, from the Bret day of January nest Also a

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FOREMAN of F7nRKS required.
All eppliestione for tbe situation ue to be in writing,
end to state selsrr.
Fie will be outwitted to devote the whole of his time to
Lb. duties of hie °Moe.

ToTee-p-th• Zilry—titre-cif all men who My be employed
by the Board.
To keep an amnia' of all material. supplied for the
road., and of all bore labour and day work.
To render a weekly account of the same to the Clerk.
And also to carry out all ntivr Orders this Board may
li,. appertaining to his Nike.
Persons desirous of tenderiog ea above are requested
to trend Sealed Tenders for exeenting the same to the
Clerk's Oasis, New•road, Par.land, on or before
TITF.SDA V. the Tenth day of DRCICYBFiII neat. and
toll r articular* can be seen at the said Ogles.
All applicants for the above situation are to send in
tboir applications on or before the above day.
The Local Board do not bind tbemeelvee to accept
the I coat or any Tender, or to appoint • Foreman of
Works.
R. N. ROWARII,
Clerk to the Board.
Tor Used, November 26, 111111.

.A GOOD WINE end SPIRIT HOUSE at
. BIIRDZAITE reclaims •n AGENT at
DORPREITER, for the Bole, on Commission, of Ito
snicks to private people end retailers. R•ply in
English, by prepsl.l letter, giving retereaoes, to F. at C.
No. 1141, Aso Ferrero, Itorge.gy

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ALDRIDOR'S. BT. MARYINWL WK. LONDON.
PUBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
sod eA ItRIAOBA at Mayes o'olosk oe every
WRDNESDAY sad SATURDAY. Property meet M
delivered two days previously, with instructions sad
particulars. Stalls should be ordered a week before
either Rale Day. Amounts osld oa Monday. sod Thive.
days only. from Ti. to Pour. Itainittaneoe to the
Country with Atweest-fialee, on the written request
of the Owner.
Coinini -Ana. 5 per sent Forage sad Groin si, per
Day and Nicht, 4s. Rent of Carriages, Four-wheels
2a. 64.; Two-wheel. Is. 6d. per week. Horses or
Carriages, withdraws or not sold by Auction, lis.;
Harness, or Saddle sod Bridle, 24 6d. ; Dogs, 10.—
hto,,ke valued.
N. R.—No Roams melted for Private Sale 011 CaUl.
minion, and no Dealing allowed its the part of my one
connected with the Reteblisoment.
WILLIAM

WHIN YOU ASI FOR
G LENRIKLD STARCH
BIZ Vita YOU OZT IT,
As inferior kines are else sebetiteted. It Is sold
all Orators, Obondisn, be., ke.
(WOTH ICRAPOON k Co., GLAsoow AND tlspor.)
STAMM MANUFACTURERS _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

E [MON.

PRIAINTATIONTn TUE HON. AND Elm. W. Polll6olllt.
--The parish of Kinun. *Nab Wet °IOW "DOI" to
that of Great Canford, has lately been separated and
made an independent perpetual curacy. Its inhabitant.,
therefor*, to show their affection and reopen for their
former pastor, the HOG. and Rev. Walter Ponsonby,
vicar of Great Cenford, resolved to present him with •
pipes of plate. A cum of money wu speedily raised for
ibis purpose by • general subscription, the poorest inha-
bitants oontributing as readily a. their richer neighbour.,
and the Dissenters joining as heartily no their fellow
parishioners of the Established Church. It cue point
on which the whole perish wee of one heart and one
mind. The presentation of the testimonial took place
in the School room at Kinson, on Thursday evening,
the 21st ult., in the presence of a Islip number of the
parishioners. Mr. Pouonby. who 1.1.• accompanied by
the Lady Louisa Ponstenby, and Miss Ponsonby, on
arriving, was received with general applause. The
churchwarden', Mr. W. Footner, and Mr. K. C. King,
then advanc-d and after the R-v. Egerton Daniell, the
present incumbent of the parish, had, at their request.
read an address, presented him with a handsome river
claret jug and • pair of silver goblets, in the name of
the parishioners of Einoon. Mr. Ponsonby, who seemed
ouch moved and gratified, expressed his grateful sense
of the kindness which had moved his friends at Kinson
to speak of him no kindly and to make him no valuable
a present, and disclaimed any peculiar merit for what be
had done. He new at once when be took charge of the
pariah that it was very important there should be a re-
sident clergyman at Killeen, end by the liberality of Sir
Ivor Guest and Mite 'Whet and the help of the Heeled-
anneal Commiseionera, it had been effected, and Mr.
wool I mowed him. Re had always, be con-
leased. regarded his parishioners at Einem with especial
affection, and their separation from hint would have
ennui him great pain, if he had not been able by Mr.
Daniell's permission to minister among them almost as
frequently as he had done b-fore. At the eonclueion of
this addretei, Mr. Ponennby received the congratulations
of those present, and many heart-felt wishes were ex-
pressed for his future welfare.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

CERNS •BBAB TUR2iPIKB ROADS.

rritfE TOLLS origin/ at the novena TOLL
OATES, called or known by the haute. of
Puiding Knap Oats, Dosberry Gate, and i..iate Poet
Date, haying been put by to Auction this day, and the
same not beirln4 been Let, NOIIOII II HEREBY
civic—That the same will be again put op to
be Lb'T by ACC fION in snob Lot or Lots, and at
such sum or sum. as the Trumees then Present shall
think fit, and subject to such conditions as will he then
and there preelnewd, to the he.t bidder, at the New leg,
in Cams Alive, in the county of Rome, on WED.
NE-DAY, the 18th day of DECEMBER nest, between
the hours of Twelve o'clock at noon and Two o'clock in
the afternoon of the came day, for one year, commencing
oft the First day of Jennie', 1868, at Twelve o'clock at
noon, in the manner directed by the Act of Parliament
rin the Third Year of the Reign of HIS late
j:ed ty King 000(1111 the Fourth, "For Regulating
Turnpike Itcads."
Whoever happens to be the best bidder must at the
same time pay one month In adventre of the rent at
which each Tolls may be Lei, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to the s.ti.faction of the Trustees of
the mid Turnpike, for payment of the remaindet of the
money monthly.
Dated this 30th day of October, 1067.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk Seth. Trwt-ist of the said Turnpike Ronda.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

itgritulturt.

BATH AND WHIT Or —BeGL•ND HOILICHYLTVIAL
Soarlt.—The Council of this important society have
determined to bold their next meeting at Falmouth,
during the Whitson week, 1866. From the Stock prise
sheet just lined, it appears that the waist, offer, no
leas than £1,150 in prises for cattle and poultry, nodes
there I. every 111.10 D to hope thst ell restrictions on
cattle tuffic will shortly cease, the meeting promises to
be one of great interest, and to be attended with great
seocesa In the prize skeet, Devon, Herefordshire, and
Short Horn cattle are placed on the same footing. In
the sheep dames several additions have been made ;
Prime are now offered for Leieuter, Cotswold, South I
Down, Hampshire Down, Other Down. and Somerset 1
and Dorset Horn aheep, and there are two special &use.
for Exmoor and Other Horned Mountain and for
Dartmoor and Other Moor Sheep to be shown in their
wool. In the Foree clams there are prizes of £25 and
£l5 for agricultural stallions foaled before 1866; £2O
and £lO for agricultural st•llions foaled in 1866; £l5
and for mares and foals, or in foal ; i.lO and C 5 for
fillies foaled in 1866. In the hinter clauses till and
£lO for mares or geldings foaled before the let January,
1864; ditto for thou foaled in 1864; £l5 and LIS for
fillies or geldings foaled in 1866; £lO and Eli for colts
or fillies foaled in 1867; £l5 and CIS for hacks, mares,
or geldings, and the usual prises for pooies not exceed-
ing 13 or 14 hands high. As a means of encouraging the
horse show the council have resoled at the firth-
coming meeting to reduce the charge for horse boxes
In the show yard to the uniform rate of Al for each
animal. In the pig Massimo the usual prizes are offered
for animals of the large and small bre/6. To encourage
proficiency in the horse-shoeing Mr. ma... of Exeter,
main offers three print.; it being stipulated that no man
who has won • 6ret prize In this competition will be
eligible to enter. In the .took classes all entries must
be made on or before the 14th April; in the poultry
clams an or before the Ist o/ May.

Biwa, Thark7.-7en supply a Ina& Theo%
wilt& 1014 slowly Ma redueliee sf b. yes rturbor
rsiber mere *dry for fceides aa a das sy pse
quarter, bet to ',ldol' holders not_hslaq deemed le ea.
mit, very little sleseed heeds. Isit bar*—
leased lasi vssk's velum ; grledjag 6d. ear (pi=
Oats very dull, at the prier el Loh mak,
Nibs tending dowewards.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

DORCHESTER UNION.

THE GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
prepared, at their MEETING to be held oa
THURSDAY, the 12,b day of DECEMBSR instant,
to receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PRO-
VISIONS and other NECESSARIES for the UNION
WORKHOUSE; also Breed made of the best Flour
for the Outdoor Poor, sod Mutton f rib. Slab Poor
residing in or near the Town of Dorchester, for Three
Months, from tho 26th day of December instant to the
25th day of Marsh, 1868.
Forms of Tenders may he obtained on application at
my °Moe, and mast be delivered at the Union Work-
house on or before Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon of
THURSDAY, the 12th day of DECEMBER next.
By Osier of the Board,
HENRY LOCK, Clerk.
Dorchester, 29th November, 1667.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

SHERRORNE.

RINOOLAI Counnel,on.-0-0 Friday lad • meeting
of parishioners objecting to the mode in whiob the
serviees are eonducted in the Abbey church, was held
by the invitation of the Vioar, to discuss the ground of
their objection.. There were present: the Vicar. the
W. 0. Marsden. the Rev. H. E. Platt, Messrs.
Hoddinott and Doan", ehurehwardens ; the Be,.
W. Audrey, Captain Falwaner, Mr. Wilmot;
Mr. Goldsmith, Mr. Beettiall, Mr. Ream
Whittle, Mr. W. A. Whittle. Mr. Joseph
Whittle, Kr. Fluor, Mr. T. Ellie. Mr. Hawkins,
Mr. Coleco, Mr. Bork, ha, to. Mr. Melmoth, Mr.
Rugg, Captain Musser, and ethers then stated their
objections to the intoning of the prayers, the singing a
the psalms, the chanting of the Nicene Creed, tire.
big to the east when the creeds are rung, and atanding
up u the clergy and choristers enter the choir These
subjects were disguised is • temperate and wadeable
manner. The vice, gave his MOOR for turning to the
ewe when geeing the mud, and said that thepeopi.
Of their own free will stood as the 01srg3 eel *holt
entered. He woold madder the other objescics. raised,
bee). Nadi he thonght that the matins el iaksing
morvies soqid not be given up,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

EARLY MAIO ARE RINPECTTOLLY SOLICTERD.

Extensive Sheds are erected forth. shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stook sent the day before the
Sale at moderate Charges.
Commission-44. in the pound on Oattle and Sheep,
5 per cent on Horses and Implements.
rROCEEDS OF S %LE PAID TO 'VENDORS

AE DAT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

CITY SOAP WORKS.
ESTABLISHED 1712.

COSMOS BAR SOAP,
46a. pia CWT..
Economical for every purpose and for all climates.

COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD SOAP,
Concentrated and dried by machinery in I.lb lakes,
mob equal to Ilk ordinary soap.
Sold by all respectable Dealers in Wu boxes
1:5 &mita (40) Obi.), with lock and key, carriage paid.
WHOLICIALS OILY AT TIN
CITY SOAP WORKS, MILTON-STREET,
LONPON,
SW address on sash plum
THE SILVER PRIZE MEDAL
bee been awarded to the above —Paris Exhibitton 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

PIIII9IRALYSIS. —Dn. BENNETT GILBERT,
the well-known composer and singing•martor, has
perfectly recovered from his paralytic attack, by means
of HALSRS GALVANIC APPARATUS. The follow-
ing lea copy of tbel otter babas ml to Mr Hausa All
&Mimed with paralysis i-hould read it. "10, Booth.
terrain, Grosvenor-perk (8). "My dear Bir,-1 have
lately reed the particulars of your extraordinary cure of
Mr, bans, of !Amster. As my restoration to health
was (at as ...speaset sa his, I have considered it my
duty to allow you to make my ow public, if you think
proper to do so. I presume you remember what a de-
placable case of paralysis mine was, oil &melba every.
thing to you when I proosred your opparstus. Well,
op to that time I had tried all the mud remedieo, as
wail as a variety of small (stymie machines, but ill was
obeteos .• indeed, worm than useless, as instead of getting
beau, was daily getting IFOTIO, my •iwia neTTOW
system having been thrown into ouch sta,• of excite-
ment, that I could not set Ilny 'deep- Half my body
wee nearly as dead to feeling, and as cold as • stone. 1
could just crawl by the aid of two stick., and I had a
sensation as if a hoop was roond my body. In this
melancholy state I applied to you for your .
and baying diligently used it for several mouths,
I strictly attended to your 'admirable; my skip as
resumed, my general beside bee boom* IN rood as em
it was, warm is restored, and my pular& ...a. I
return you my most teetotal desalts, for I solemnly
ha.="saved my life. Being public man, my moo
well known, but if by poblialmm all or pert
this humanity may be Woodard I shall con.
rider I have not suffered in vain. Your, smosooly,
BENNETr GILBLRT."
lavalids should mend two stomps to Kr. gam.
Warwtok Was, 40, ddtlissivrood. golesiagion, In. his
POOSOIO6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

SWOPENINO OF

DORCHESTER_ _ MARKET

FOE THE SALE OF -C.iiTLFT.

MR. T. ENSOR begs to announoe that Ms
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
AUGUST 3, 1867.

Emus :-
2 fat heifers.
90 fat ewe.
JO fat irether,.
2 fat raw.

Cob Pony, 13 hands. mead, quiet to ride and drive.
eMmtnimion —4d. in the posed on Cattle and Sheep,
6 per mint. on Horace end Implement&
No Lots to be removed until paid for.

PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID TO YENDO. BE
SAYE DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

MIL BRIGHT ON THE REFORM BILL.

Hr. Bright made one of his vigorous speeches at
Birmingham on Thursday night, at a meeting celled by
the friends of Hr. bison, the Liberal candidate. He
implored them to give him a colleague with whom he
eoul4s4 in harmony, as he did with the late Mr.
ficholedeld, and, speaking on general topers, he diesussed
the oircumrtanou ommeoted With the various Reform
Bills which had been introduced to parliament—that of
Lord Russell's Government, introdueed by Hr.
Gladstone, had been met by every form of personal
animosity. Lord Derby came into power to stem the
tide of democracy, and the result had been coneerrion
Iron the tremendous fruits of a £7 franchime to house-
hold suffrage. There wee nothing to equal that sine"
the beast" were add to have committed suicide to save
themselves from slaughter. He described the tory pasty
as wrong, parsers., and intractable. Every good
measure was oppoud by them, so loi uit was sale to
oppose it; and when that position beams no longer
tenable, ell opposition suddenly collapsed, which had
been the cam in respect to the Roman Catholic Hmanci.
They
of 1819, asd. the Repeal of the Corn.laws,
n the population
in °Jur f. o
aee, and • famine portion
land ; bat it was only
after immeroe agitation that they decorated the corn-
laws were bad. Tho same Tory party had now paned •
Reform Bill, admitting working men to the suffrage in
greater number, than had over been contemplated in
any Bill ever introduced to Parliament by any party.
Hereafter the Tories would show the same persistent and
unchangeable mistime/ to every improvement. When
the speaker the other night put the final qaestiou, that
the Bill be read • third time, not even the win faintest
sheer issued from the lips of one of thou who eats.
the Tory Ode, The Bill wu, in fact, the eltild, the
offspring of the Slablkiiol2 of osse man. He bad never
beard from that party one word of kindly sympathy for
those to whom UN Bill proposed to rive the franchise ;
but from what woe rumoured in reference to the course
about to be take' by the other breech of the legislature
the 801 l was likely to become the law of the land. The
whole quill= as to the amount of good it might briag
about to the irountry depended on the future. ned cg
whether eciletithencles like this eternised that power,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

TO CARPENTERS.

WANTED, immediately, a married man
as FARM CARPENTISR. A 46041 Cotters
and Gartisa and good wages. Satisfactory raferesioas
secaired.—Apply to V. E. WArre, lieloombe Horsey.

TO MILLERS.

WANTED—a FLOUR DRESSER. Wares
181. per week, sad over time paid extra.
—Apply to Lit. Thos. Borrow, Andwell Mg*
Ilaiiagstokc
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

RAILW ItY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE

COMPANY,
The olden established and largest Company In the
World insuring against
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
For particulars apply to the Clerks at any of the
Railway Stations; to the Load Agents; or at the Offices,
St, CONNELL, AND 10, RIGOR STRUT, LONDON.
WILLIAM J. VIA!. Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AORNT FOR DORCBESTVR.
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Dorsetshire Bank; Y.oTtl, Ile. Foster, Bristol sad
Renter Railway Station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

.6i-iWiiii-BIVK

ON every MONDAY
MONDAY JULY,
• SPEC TRAIN will leave We.south at
7.23 a.m., and Dorchester at 7.45 a.m., ' at all
Stations up to Southampton (west) ined vs, for
LONDON, returning from Waterloo Brides Station OD
the Saturdays in June, July, sad Attend, at LIS p.m.
The Tickets are available to return on the lhatordaY,
or Saturday week following the dale of hose, but only
by the Excursion Train on those days.
For full particulars of times, fares, ha, No handbills,
to be obtained at the variants Stations, or by post from
the Superintendent of Trails, Waterloo Bridge Station,
London.

&grEIVANS (0000l000r to Mr. Proud)
..I-j Ozarno, Dwain"ler.
HOBITIIIAN'S PURI TILL EIGHT-PINOI per
lb. CHWIIR, ao the DUTY is REDUCED.
PKUTh PACKSTEI-2 co. to 116 aro olood

011,101NAL

.41MdMEkOdzoli Do

OE THE Puns TEL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

DORCRESTSR 6th AUGUST FAIR.

MR, T. RNSOR has been favoured with
instreetiosse to SELL by AUCTION in the
Fain Piaui, on TUESDAY AUGUST 61h, 1867, at
12 o'clock, 20 BOUTBDOIN Sall& of sztimerdisary
Wee and quality, (Milady tooth), late the property of
0. .1. Wool, LA., el agedelee. derweed. •
ale., le Dewier RAM LAMA bred by Year&
G. and W. Gonna, of Collingbounte Kingston, from
oce of the finest Flocks of West Country Down Sheep
in England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT IRON WORKS, NEWARK,
PATENT HAYMAKERS, HOME BAKES, STEAM ENGINES, eto.,

NICHOLSON'S PATENT
HAYMAKERS have beat awarded
not only the FIRST PRIZE cd the Royal
Agrkeltarel Society, bet also that of slimed
every other Sosiety of not 4 both in this and
other countries. Pommeling unusual capabilities
and strength, they are so simple in construction
that they cannot be out out or order. No
hand-labour clan so eMaiently 'hake out and
separate the enc.

Piton, with latest Improvement", dodo
nekton. £lO 10a.; double action, No. 12,
£l2 12o.; No. 10, EH ; and No. 1, Prima
Mains, £l5 15s.
PATENT HORSE RAKE,

With Tubular Shafts sad Frans. lighter In draught than any other mode, so balanced that • man can work on*
all day without fatigue. Pima 1.7 10s., upwards.
iIITINDING PURCHASERS of these Machines are requested to mum RAILT, to prevent disappointment during
he press of the season.
AGENT FOR BAKER'S PATENT ANTI-INCRUSTATOR FOR PREVENTING SCALE IN BOILERS
STEAM BOILERS of all Mass; Portable. Horizontal, Traction, and other STEAM ENGINES always
on hand or in progress. PLANS and ESTIMATES furnished. CATALOGUES free on application to

W. N.:NICHOLSON, TRRNT WORKS, NEWARK.
ON

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‘,lo\-%glir'y'r.All.;'(.l74
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

INOOME WITHOUT RISK.

A N AGIKNOY for the Sale of the BAST
.C 3. INDIA TEA CO.'S TEAS will, with moderate
industry, insure • respectable living.
Apply for terns to the Cospeny's Wszeboeses, 9,
Greet St. Helen's Cburebyard. Bishopegate, Loaders.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.

(LATZ W. C. CAMBRIDGE)

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN I
Everyone should therefore provide against them !
E .00 RIN CASE OF DEATH, O 26
Per Week while:Laid op by Injury,
rowed by
ACCIDENTS OF ANY KIND,
(Riding, Driving, Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, kis.,)
amity be Secured by an Annual Payment of from £3 to
16 Be. to the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

CORI% MULLEN.

Qum AT Hona.—A oorrespondent informs us that
pair of swallows have this season built their nest close
under the doorway of the house occupied by Mr.
Humbory, who is keeper of one of the gates OD the
Somerset and Dorset Railway, called "Inks Gate,"
and that nothwithstanding the owner bee to peso and
repass several times in the day close to the spot, and
his head nearly touches the neat, the old birds have
brought up the young ones without showing the least
fear.

MORE oarrauLL.
Causal Mustosear Bocter..—The sonlvereery
meeting was held in the aohoolroom on Monday even-
ing, thefts.. C. P. nine, the Rector, presiding. Not-
withstanding the inelemenc7 of the weather, the room
was very fairly filled. Besides the Chairman, the
speakers were—the Rev. B. Motile (Vicar of Ford•
ington), the Rev. W. Eliot (Rector of Compton), and
the RIM Can J. Glyn (motor of Witehanipton). The
collection mounted to Cl 10a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

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DORSET ASSIZES, JULY 24, 1867.
-MOTION IS HEREBY GIVEN ,—Thst Her
A-11 Ifejesty's Julius of Amiss, assigued to bold the
Amines's and for the County of Dorset, will OPEN the
COMMISSION for the mid ASSIZES, at the Coorrr
HAM., Doecaurse, is the maid County, on WEDNES-
DAY, the 24th day of ',HILT next, when all those who
will Prosecute against the Prisooers who shall thee be
In the Owl of the said County, or at lug. on Ball, its
hereby required to be then sad there present to Prose-
cute against them u shall be just. And all Justices of
the Pease, Mayors, Coroners, &cheaters, Stewards, and
also all Chief Constables and Bailiffs of every Hundred
and Liberty within the County aforesaid, are hereby
also required lobe then and there in their own Persona,
with their Rolla, Records, Indictments, and other
Romembranotw, to do those things which to them and
their Offloss in that behalf appertain to be doe..
Dated this 241 h day of Joao, 1567.
C 0. BARTLETT,
UnduSberiff.
• • •

Ofios, 6, Sc
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

THE REFORM BILL.

Th• Reform Bill, after seventeen weeks' debete,
baring paste from the control of the noun of
COMINIOIII for revision in the House of Lords, it may be
worth while to briefly enumerate its provisions salt
stands at preset. The measure has undergone some
marked changes in committee. The compound house-
holder having been abolished, every male householder
of full age, who penonally pays his rates, will be able
to vote. ,To this is added the lodger f-snahiss
which secures • vole to every male lodger of full,
age, who has for a .year ociennied any portion of
a bowie of the clear yearly •alue, unfurnished, of
twelve pounds. With regard to the counties, the Bill
gives an occupation vote to every householder outside
the limits of Parliamentary boroughs who pays twelve
pounds I. you or more se rent. The only remaining
freebies are those of the gradnates of London Va.
vereity, who sre to eve votes far one member, and of
the foil-aged residents at the Universities of Oaford and
Cambridge, who will have votes in the borough elections
of those pleas. As will be remembered,the personal pay-
ment of rates was the aid subkot of debate, and that
being soepted as the son condition of qnalifiesticre,
care bas been taken the electors biddy informed whim
the rates are due. To facilitate the taking of votes,
potting places are to be considerably multiplied in
connties, and adequately increased in number
boroughs. Tbe final settlement of these detail', how-
ever, is posthOsed till the Boundary Commissioners
bare reported, but in the meantime Justices of the
peace are to make all n oessary arrangements. By a
clause introduced by Mr. Bibbed, the carriage of voters
to the poll is not in borates, to be a part of the legal
epees of an election, inapt in the boroughs of
Aylesbury, Criadele, Mash Wealoek, Rest Retfoni,
and Shoreham, whit& in reality, are small counties.
The redistribution aisles of the Bill dispose of 46
sena These are obtained by taking away one member
fro.s all boroughs below 10,000 population, and by dis-
franchising the four boroughs lately convicted of
bribery. Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, and
, Leeds are to have in future three members each. The
University of London has a member fr the first time,
So have the boroughs of Hartlepool, Darlington,
1 Middlesborough, Dewsbury, Staleybridge, Wednethury,
Gravesend, and Stockton. Belford and Merthyr Tydvil
will ban two members instead of one. Chelsea will
be the name of anew borough, including Harnmerscoitb,
Kensington and Chelsea- soda portion of the Tower
Hamlets will ho separated from that vast constituency
under the name of Hackney. Each of these metro-
politan boroughs will have two members. The counties
motive twenty-five members, four divisions of counties
being divided into two parts and nine counties
being divided into three notions instead of two as
I heretofore, These are the leading provisions of the
I Bill.

THE BREADALBANB_OASE:_EOMANCE OF
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

BISHOPS CAUNDLK

A BIRD'S-Nl= IN AN OLD 81101.-011 the premises
of Mr. J. Knight, of this village, a pair of redstarts
have this year built their nest, and reared thair young,
in an old shoe, stuck in an apple-tree.— Waters
Marne and Flyiag Fog.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

SHERBORNE.

Sr. ewrrirtm's Fem.—This animal fair wu held in
the fair geld on Thbraday last. Tbe attendance w.g
about as good as tunteL There were about 2000 ebeep
but sides were very dull. Ewes sold from
penned,
40.., and lambs from 111 e. to 28... There was
good show of cattle, which sold at about two or three
shMnp above the average prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

PORTLAND.

A VIGOROUS OLD SAL— A few days ago a mut
named Thomas White, 90 years of age, living in
Fortune's WeU, was observed bathing in the sea, on the
mod side of the beach. He seemed to enjoy his bath
very mach, and being asked by Um observers whether he
weld swim, he replied, "Aye, sirs, I can swim and
dive now as well as ever I mald."—Costaannica/ci.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS,

Tuesday, ton County Court.
Mooting of Members of the Church of Entlsod
tptooose_ 3ialisbury) at the Assembly

Rooms, Salisbery.
Holley (Hants) Fair.
Wednesday, 2t—S.liabury County Court.
Annual Sal. and Letting of Ram Lambe, at
Ratlin Farm, Annsbw, Wilts, by Mr.
•
John Waters.
Dorset Amite&
Auction of Furniture and other Rffecte, at
W,adliud, by Mr. Thorne.
Thursday, 25. - Andover Cennty Court.
Meeting f the British and Foreign', Bible
socisy, at the Townhall, Dorchester.
Alreaford (Hants) Fair.
Friday, II —Sberborne (Dorset), and Weyhill (Rants).
Fairs.
Southampton Races, Rscursion to Southampton
(8.W.14).
Saturday, V.—Melkshana (Willa) Fair.
Doehester Avianßurs" Society's Annual Rahibi.
lion of 86 Pigs, and Horses, in dm Fair

Ex enterer every Monday la July to Load= from
; weymouth, Dorchester. k (Soialt•W SAWA
bald Greet Western rattwork)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOOHLTY.—SALISBURY MEETING.
FIRST PRIZE OF ALL ENGLAND.
STEAM THRASHING AND PLOUGHING ENGINES.
TUXFORD AND SONS,
BOSTON AND SK IRBF.CK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRE.
AT the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery in 1863, the latest made by the A. A. S. of
England, TUXFORD and SONS were again suomodul over all competitors their &horse Engine
surpasae.l all other competing Engines of every power in economy and effectiveness. Thus, for Twelve Years
TUXFORD k SONS have maintained the First position at the Society's very stringently conducted Trials.
TUXFORD k SONS First-class Combined Thrashing Nachman, (Single, Double enil Trchla MAIL)
TUXFORDI Newly-patented Sas* gloaters. Siam-Cultivating Apparatus. Grinding Mills. Sawing
Machinery. Centrifugal Pump; lee.
IMP" Iw:rm.= Cataworin ,oaw*anv, Oil am:canon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

E. R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS,_ FOUNDERS,__ BOILER MAKERS, AND

GENE:HAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.

BEG, to offer their PORTABLE STEAM. ENGINES at the very rednoadrule
.'yen in
the list below. The blab eitareeter of their Baena, for Quality of Workmanship and 7
and Biliatiney they inked fully to maintain.
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of the M atl A 'wand Commies:6m

E. R. aad F. Turner's Hlisontar Qum,- froca--iou—r to jaorso power, have been Greeted
IQ numerous Corn Mills, and for other purposesln varlous parts of England as well as on the Continent of
Europe, all of which give Um most perfect eatisfactice.
Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Feed Crushing Mills, Grinding Mills, Menke Breaking, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery ; also of Hydraulic Rama, Oil Mill Maskinery, Flax !deeding and Wet Rolla
Mauler Sawing Machinery, Mortar Mills, kr.
or Plans and Estimates for Mill Maohinery of all destriptions, arrangement of Yam Machinery, ke.
ILLOSTILITID CATALOGUES ON APPLICATION, AT THR WORKS, IPSWICH, OR AT THEM LORDOR 07/101, 6,
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MIRY'S CHOCOLATE for EATING im pre-
.ll: pared with scrupulous reprd to purity, and,
b.iag exceedingly wholesome, Is mush valued for
with whom it is a universal favourite.
FRY'S CHOCOLATE CREAMS are an exceedingly
delieions swest-mast, rapidly increasing in publia
favour

FR Y' 8 HOIICEOPATHIO 0000 k in
Packet& —The purity, delicasy of flavour, and
nutritious propertied; of this Coma, as well as the great
facility with which it is made, have rendered it a
standard article of general oonsumptidd Ills highly
approved and strongly redsocomended by medkal men,
ad is equally adapted for invalids and general OW
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

BIRTHS.

July 11, M Bore Reg* the wife ei E D. Lys, Bp.,
of • pen.
July 15, Ii Moreton, Mi. Gillham, of a son.
Jelly 15, at 19, Chesterntreet, firoarenorplace,
London, the wife Of the Rev. H. F. Smith Marriott, of
• (laughter.
July 15, it fihnport House, Sheftesbury, the wife
of W. H. K Bennett, Req., of • eon.
July 17, at Marsh Fenn, Breamons, the wife of Mr.
J. W. Jeans, of a son.
July 17, the wife of Mr. W. a Rent, of Wallop, of •
daughter.
July 19, at Broadmayne Common, the wife of Mr.
Thomas Treris, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE&
July 11, at Tolpuddle, by the Reg 0. L Nash, Mr.
Beth Puckett, to Mho Hammett, eldest daughter of
Mr. William Hammett, Tolpuddle.
July 1,2, at the parish church. Broadway, near Wey-
mouth, by the Rev. Edward Headland, Li., rector,
assisted by the Rev. Arthur Hill, John W. Pridham,
Esq., r.a.c.r. Loudon, to Alaidna, widow of the late
A. X. Cornelius,, Req., and daughter of Alexander S.
84,Tuil7i5E"lat"13811=t. Mary's Church, Meloombe Regis, by
the Rev. J. Davidson, Mr. Harry Dale, of Powerstock,
to Emily, eldest daughter of Mr. G. Hayman,
Dorchester.
July 16, at Layington, Susie; by the Lord Bishop
of Oxford and the Hon. and Rev. L W. Denman.
Reginald Garton Wilberforce, eldest eon of the Bishop
of Oxford, to Anna Maria, third daughter of the Hon.
Richard Denman.
July 21, at All Saint's Church, Dorchester, by the
Yen. ArchdeaCon Realm, Mr. Robert Morey, baker, to
Mary Ann Woodward, Star Inn.

DEATHS.
July 13, at ffornsey, in the 53rd year of his age,
J. W. Hatch, Esq., for many years the principal of
Crouchden Academy.
July 14, at Marlton Rectory near Cambridge, aged
29, Maria Louisa, the beloved wife of the Rey. Osmond
Fisher, rector of Raritan, and eldest eurviving daughter
of ilsafings gathaniel Middleton, Fag., of Bradford
Peverell, Dorset.
July 14, in the 01 Salisbury, Elisabeth, relict of
the Rev. Matthew bb, late of Corfe Mullen,
Dorset. _ _ _

--.iiiizni:.,- at West Orchard, Dorset, MIA Mary
Dow aged TO.
July at Conduit Dorchester, they a brief ill-
ness. generally esteemed and regretted, Kr. William
'Freres, cabinet-maker 'and appraiser, in his 55th
year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

EXCELLENT QUALITY of CHOCOLATE
As Dublin Exhibition Medal vas awarded to J. &
FIT k Sons, for "Excellent Quality of Mediates,
the Jury adding "The Chocolate of Mims. FRY k
Bowe k • very pure substance."
J. E. Far k liore Bristol and London, Molten to the
Queen and Prince of Wales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

PORTEf3HAII.

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A 11.4111D00K1 CHCICH CLOCK has been presented to
this place by Mr. Rhodes. Mr. Winfield has also given
• piece of land for the erection of a school and school-
house, which are to be Immediately begun. Miss Grove
and Mr. Thresher have subscribed liberally towsrds the
building fund, and the latter towards the endowment,
and others of the neighbouring landowners and land-
holders have promised assistance. There is an old en-
dowment for a school amounting at present, from long
disuse and soctunulation, to about £l2 •-yeer, for this
parish. By this school education will be put within a
mile's reach of every child in the lovely valley between
Upwey and Abbotsbury.

CORYATES.
Bums SOCTII7.—The yeerly meeting for the British
and Foreign Bible Society wee held us the school-room
on Thure&y evening last, and was extremely satis-
factory as to attendance, feeling, and results. The Rev.
EL Moule, • very old and kind friend of this little
association and its founders, presided; the Rev. E. W.
Pears, Rector of Dorchester St. Peter's, was the deputa-
tion, and interesting addressee were delivered by the
Rev. A. Perkins, the Rev. G. Penny, and the Rev. IL
Merriman. The meeting was commenced with prayer
by the Rev. E. Ludlow. litany feeling allusions wen
made to the loss sustained by the society in this
eou,nty, and by this association particularly, in the death
of G. J. Wood, Req., who ever since the first meeting
at Coryater in 180 has attended it, usually presiding,
and always by his seal and manly Christian feeling, has
given • tone to it which only • pious layman can give.
We can but pray that as one soldier of the Lord falls
another may step forward to close the ranks. The
friends of the society in this neighbounlhood, who are
many and earnest, were much pleased with the meet-
ing. The collection was £4 2s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

HAWKES AND SPENCER S
PATENT CHAIN CORN DRILLS,
A WARDED the highest Prize it Cleveland Show, 1866; highest Prize at Penzance, MT ;
Li.. highly commended at Laanocaton, 1867.
APPLY TO T. AND B. HOWELL, POOLE, DORSET.
MANUFACTORY :—TIVERTON, DrirON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23

PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS

WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD

CRUSHER.
THIE Implement is composed of a number of W. Camellias's old pattern plain-edged wheels,
with a notched one between each. Ito merits and uses are too well known to need description of
comment. The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every description and pries. PRIZE HORSE RARER, LAND PRESSERS
WASHING MACHINES, and every descrption of AGRICULTURAL IRPLEKRST delivered free to say
Sistine.
STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogues, with Prime, ha, on spelieslioa
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

' I am, rev. and desr Sir,
" Your faithful friend and brother,
" 0. T. CARMAN."
"Rev. Henry Houle, Fordingten Vicarage,
Dorchester."

In the &bosom from bane of Mr. Rodeos reply
has been lc:Unwed to the Arobbishop by the Rev.
C. W. Bingham, who 'eye :

'While submitting, saws needs must, to the omen.
sions to which your Grace has some, we can warmly
fail to consider it somewhat hard that there seem to
be no possible hope of shielding the Church in this
diocese from the authoritative promulgation of such
erroneus doctrines as we believe our Bishop to have set
forth in his late Charge, except by embarking in what
experience tells us is likely to he an almost
interminable and ruinous law suit in the Emilesiastical

glitam.ll ies=ll.blaiticageher.Osogek•ldge.P•dira
ON CONSUMPTION

11W =MON 01
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGEEVES
Work. which ha.
..pulsed through 73 Witco

of -1000 each I

This remarkable boa-trea—ts- -of the-ea.uaaa, apoptaata, sad
program at this tell &Waage, through all it. stages, amd tido

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTRIOSTINO AND SITRAORDINAAW
CASES OF CURE.
TREATS A. 1.1,0 OF ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. os.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

Ecesoisksal for ..my .piirpose— ;id for all climates.

COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD SOAP,
Coocoatr .ted and dried by machinery in 3-lb sekm.
each equal to VA ordinary soap.
Sold by RS respectable Dealers in als. bons.
EIS &este (40041 be. witb loot msrljny, carriage paid.
WHOLISALR WILT AT TIM
CITY SOAP WORKS, M ILTON-STREET,
LONDON, SC.
S.. iwydren en *mob pine.
THE SILVER PRIZE MEDAL
hu been awarded to the above —Paris Eabibetion INIT.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO HACH. THE PRINCES OF WALES.
GLENFIEL D STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladies are respectfully informed IWO this Stara
is exclutdvaly used in the Royal Laney, and Hee
Majesty. Laundress says, that although she has tried
Whesten. Rios, and other Powder Starches, she has
found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, widish
is the Finest Starch she baseeer need.

iFOVii-FitiriPClisN-1; Co.:CI—LA/100—W •1111) UMW..

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS
The best family medicine.—Sold by all Chemists,
ka. at Is. lid.. 2s. 9d.. and 4s. 6d. per boa.
KAYE'S WOKSDELL'S PILLS. —The beet remedy
for indigestion.—Sold by all Chemists, he., at ls., lid.,
2... 9d., and 4s. 6d. por box.
KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS.—The but remedy
for astbrna.—Sold by all Chemist., he., at la lid.,
2a. 94, sod 4a 6d. pot boo.
KAYE'S WOBSDELL'S PILLS.—The beat remedy
for woe's end 4)(441.-801d by all Cbemists, Su, a*
Is. id 2.. 9d., arid 4s. 6.1. per boa.
KATE'S WORSDELL's PILLS.—The beet remedy
for bilious disordera—S-Id by all Chemists, kg.,
Is. lid., b. 94., sod 4s. 6d. Per b...
WORSD h LL'EI PILLS.—The best remedy
for diatom of the skin.— Sold by all Chemists, he., at
Is. lid., 2e. 9d.. and 40.64. per boo.
KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS—The beet remedy
for gout andlrbeunistiom.—Sold by all Chemist., dm, at
ls. lid. 2..9J., and to. 64. per box.

DEAD AND JUDGE FOR YoURSELF.
Dr. RA IMES has just published 20,000 copies of
the "SECRET FRIEND," a most valuable book to
young men on the treatment mid can of Nervous and
Physical D•bility, Loss of Memory, Dimness of Sight,
Lassitude, Pains in the Beck, Local Weakness. Demo-
don of Spirits, he., with plain directions fcr perfect
restoretion to health and vigour. The book will be
sent post free to any address, secure from obeervatkm,
on reseipt of two @temps.
or Address, Dr. 3; A. Barnes, 30. Thornhill.creeseut,
Oaledoolan-road, London, N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

LITRE BOTTLE WINE COMPANY

IMPORT ell Foreign Wines direct from the Vineyards, is the
-11- Litre mid Half Litre Bottle (containing 25 per ornt. more in quantity
WS the "Reputed W ine Qumt" now is me), mina is the standard measure
in the Wine dirrieta ; and the substitutioe of U la this country forth* rimer.
thin quantity contained in the old bottle will he • great Wendt to the
0011111/0101%

As the Litre Bottle Wine Company import their Wines :lira* from the
Growers, and *ell to the publics only through the Town and Country rota der
several intermsditt• profits are avoided, sod they are consequently enabled to
give the consumer the belefit In the Litre Bottle--u it will be observed from
their rice current, which can be obtained at any of the Cm 61a—that thoir
quotations (although the "Litre" contains 23 per cent, more than the
" Reputed 9.iart") are precisely the sawn as those int:educed by Wine houses
who bottle their stook in this country.

The Company have opened a Depot for their Wines u it foot, where any of
their Wines, in single bottL s and upward., eon be obtained.

JAMES WARREN,

GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
25, HTO H aAST-sTREET, DO RC H MK&

THE CHEAPEST MANURE IN USE FOR AUTUMN SOWING.

GIBBS,

BELL, AND CO.,

SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF

BELL'S PATENT AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN
GUANO,

BNG to remind their Friends that this Manure is peculiarly
adapted for Autumn Sowing, and the result from it have always been most
satisfactory.

OTHER ARTIFICIAL MANURES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

COMPTON ABEtAS.

BRITISH AND FOIRION BIBLR SOCIITT —The annual
meeting in behalf of the British and Foreign Bible
-missy was held in the school-room on ramie),
evening, November 19th. The Rev. W. Eliot, rector
of the parish, opened the meet ug by reading a portion
of Scripture and prayer. After a few introductory
remarks, he read the report of the Compton association
for the year ending in April hut, which showed that
the sum of 6 134, dad. bad been contributed by the
parish to the !society. He then called on the Rev. F.
Gill, rector of *.haftesbury, who after express ng his
adherence to the society on the principle of its circu-
leting the bible without note or oomment,illostrsted its
value from his experience in India, and conc'uded by
urging on the meeting the importance of thei know-
ing and lo lug the Bible themselves. !he Rev B W.
Pears, rector of I .orchester St. Peter's (deputation from
the parent society) followed, and pointed out the
essential difference between Christien unity and
ecclesiastical uniformity. He then gave several facts
illust ative of the value of the society. as • promoter
o unity in a parish, and of the power of the simple
Word of God under the most unfavourable circunp
stances. He was followed by the Key Can J. Glyn,
who site' adverting to the circumstances connected
with the founding of the society gave instances of the
softening and purifying influence of God's Word among
English navvies and South ,ea Islanders. The Rev.
W. Eigden then closed the meeting by reminding the
people of the necessity of seeking earnestly in prayer
the bless ng of God's spirit on the work of he society
The school. oom was filled to overflowing by a most
attentive audience. The collection at the dose
amounted to 1:2 lla. 3d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

AND LOW PRICES.

(BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.

W. • Peurucy,
JOHN ....MIN btAnn l3l.l.lford.
G. J. Vgaroz Weymouth.
W. BAICIR Wroughtoti, tmar Swindon.

Particulars of GIBBS, BELL, and Co.,
Vitriol Works, near Victoria Docks, London,
or their Agents.

THOMAS CHANDLER Hangerford.
R. GRIMES $-Partoe, Woottes Bemett,
Joiw Don ...... Warminster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN!

Everyone should therefore provide spinet them!
L 1000 IN CASE OF DEATH, OR £6
Pee Week while Laid up by Nary,
mused by

ACCIDENTS OF ANY KIND,
(Siding. Driving, Rooting, Shooting, Tubing. ha.)
nay bo Sociand by on Annual Payment of from £3 to
OB do. to Ms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

BRIDPORT.

In addition to the boy's night school opened last
a girl's night school in oonnection with the
Bri port church national school, under the swper-
intendenco of the curate, -as commenced this wee and
will be continued throughout the winter. There have
also been night schools formed recently in llington
tor boys and girls, which are already very fully attended.
he., are under the superintendence of the curate of
that parish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

Court anti fasbfonable Inttlligrnce.

ROYAL PRIO•071"111.—For MUM tabs pau gowns'
precautions have been taken regarding the .6M...0n of
stronger. within the piscine.a of the Royal abode at
Windsor.
Bin O. o*Looeurn intends to eall attention in the
Hones el C0n..,,.. to the abwnee of • permanent
royal rmidenoe in Ireland. to move in eddy.. to Her
lloimity representing that it would sonde.. to the
advantage of the Crown sad good o..yernatent of
Ireland, and mtend to allay jimlonsy end discontent in
that onontry. if Her IMlle.ty bad • peraminent mitten..
In Ireland, and that that house, (.-sling deeply it. in..
portenen, will cordially so oper.te with Her klajeety in
any step+ she may be irrational, Owed to take to carry
out.. &rdrable en oiled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

BIRTH&

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November 13, at Newcastle, °minty Down, the wife
of Captain Macleod '4. I .00k crag t, I'. N., of a on.
November 18, at the late of Wiaht, the wife of
the ev H. E. *askew, Chaplain of the Forces, of a
slaughter.

MARRIAGES.
November 19, at Abbots!) ,ry, by the Rev. G. R.
Tesney, Mr. Henry Forrest, of the Dorset volute-
balmy, Moreton, to Mime unman Poynter, of Elworth,
Abbotsbury.
November 19, at the parish of St. Sidwell, Exeter,
by the Hon and Rev. A. S. Rice, viim. of Netlierbury,
Dorset. assisted by the Rev. J. L Galton, vicar of St.
Indwell 5. ''serge Nun Thomas, of the 23rd Regiment,
only eon of Henry Thomas, Esq., of Itrooklands, Lent.
torn, Wilt., to Lutists Francis Xeddle, fifth daughter
.øf the late shering Kiddie, ,of datchlands,
Netherbury, Dorset.
November 19. at ill ',Mate Paddington, by the Rev
L Macdonald, John Deptrell, Rei. ban ster.at-law,
Fnui,mogh. Wilts, to Jane, &atter of the late
Me, Blwa Wines, prebend of We
November 21, at the parish cho.cli of t. Marylebone,
by the Rev. K. Headland. N H. stem., Rca of
Cousauglit-square, W., to F.dith, daughter oi B.
Headland, Esq., of Upper Portland•plaes, ot,
November 21, at Footman Megan, by the Rev. T.
David on, John Ruder, of fermi Monkton, to MUNN
mooed daughter of Mr. Heston, ?outman NIVIL
No ember 23, at the Nunnery. Spettteherj, by the
Rev. Father abbe, Mr. Patrick 'any, of Ramsey,
Eats, to gory • no, youngest dau.hter of Mr. Thomas
Driscoll, of Charlton VarshalL
No 'mixt. 21, at St. Peter's church, Dorchester, by
the Rey E. W. Peen P. John larks, D Battery
B. HA., to tiara Elaine Pople, of Dorchester.

DE T Is.

November 17, at Dorchester, ILery Clemond, the
belove I wife of Jr William Jambs. 441•4
November 18, at 17, ,4.1 Burlington-street Londoa,
Elisabeth ,•nusoes, the beloved wife m Robert
loth•m, deeply nypeit.4
November 20, at usill-etreet, Dorchester, Jens
Britennia, wife of Mr. Robert It pp, aged 53 years.
November 20, at Crabbers*, after a long and severe
afiliotion, gloom dram aged 42 Veen
Nersmbsr D. yr. I. Now, maciioomor, ot
Xotoonibe ia the 88th yew of him sea
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