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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

DORCHESTER AND WOOL TURNPIKE ROAD.

TN Pursuance of a Requisition from two
of the Trustees of the above Turnpike Road,
Nonce ma
MEETING of the said Trusters will be holden at the
ooulen MALL, in boucaurrza aforesaid, on SATUR-
DAY, the 31st day of AUGUST instant, .1 12 o'clock
at noon, for the purpose of Ultiag into consideration
the expediency of LOWZRING sue or more Hills in
the rwrish of Osier Moigne, sal otherwise improving
the said Turnpike Road.
Dated 12th August. 1867,

AMAIN AND SON,
Clerks to the said Trusties.

THE BArrIRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE—That the
°sort mg.( in the Premeution of an Adjudien-
M t Bankr niocy, made on the twenty-seventh day of
Selarnary, 18417, against WILLIAM HICKMAN, of
abe town and county of Poole, Clothier, Tailor,
lend Octatter, did on the second day of May,
5867, grant the Discharge of the mid Bankrupt, and
that sued Discharge will be delivered to the Bankrupt
melees an Appeal be duly entered against the Judgment
of the Court, and notice thereof be given to the Court.
W. H A ZLITT, Registrar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

a griculturt.

Cons Pucrtm—W• ma. happy Learn from the
!last official weekly return relating to the eagle
that there has only been one bosh oetbeeek, PZIC
occurred at Merida', in Few. IMMO animals were
attacked, and they, together with seven healthy ones,
were slaughtered to prevent the spread of the disease.
81117010 Ow? Bully Faz.—The fair wiki held
OS Monday, and the attendance of buyers and dealers
wee as large am ever known. The supply of
averaging from 95,000 to 180,000, was tionsidery
above the average, and the condition wee better than
usual, in consequence of the abundance of keep. The
trade throughout we. dell, buyers eating with great
caution, nevertheless a tolerably good cleansers was
effected, several lots changing hands more than ones, at
prices a little higher than at the late Waybill and
Overton fairs, am compared with last year, there was
a reduction of from Ba. to 103. per bead. Withers
ranged from 345. to 44e. perhead ; ewes, front 355. to 45a.;
and lambs, horn 365. to 455., prime lots of eta realising
considerably higher prices. The competition for the
prises offered by the fair committee was ansinially
large both from local breeders of great eminence and
from those at a great distance. Tbe prise animals
realised high puce.; wethers "old as high as 555. each;
ewes 60s. a head, and lambs 40L each. The bone fair
was well 'applied with all deecriptiocs, but the trade
wee dull, and prices ran rather low. The supply of
lean stook of beasts was INS than usual, and little
bonnets was transacted; and the supply of egrisraltural
implements on the ground was exceedingly short, very
few business transactions taking place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

USE OF PERSIAN INSECT POWDER..

" Immediately on lb. IM Isarpfed of
coming alongside it Berteb, the Captain, holdeittesiVtit
hands • large bagful of Putman PORDZI, plentifully
besprinkled the deck, both above and Delo., with this
Infallible Insect Destroyer; bat for which, he ensured us,
It would be impossible for bins to continue taking on
board any cabin passengers, such vu the amount of
vermin which accompanied each cumis meat of these
voluntary exiles." From Maker's Jolene°, from Louie's
to Persepolis, page 61.
AGENTS: Blandford Groves and Samson—Wey-
mouth, Groves and nsrling—Dorebuter: Watta (late
Davis) and Evans—Eburborne, Stokes, Dalwood, sad
Sherwood—Yeovil, Games.

EATING'S PERSIAN INSECT-
DESTROYING POWDER, unrivalled for
destroying Fleas, Bugs, Flies, Beetles, Rothe, and every
sprains of beset, and harmless to animal life. Bold
In Packets, la. and 2a. &I each; or post free for 12 ;
or treble aim for 36 portage stamps, by T. .11.sango,
79. at Paars Chareityard. London, LC.
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K

'EATING'S COUGH LOZENGII3, which
isi• doily recommended by the facalty for Coughs
and all Disorders of the Leap. Chest, and Throat.
EMI in Boles, Li. lid.; and Tins, 2a. 94., 4a. 6d , and
11.. each, by T. Kl4llllO, Chemist, 79, St. hies
Churchyard, London. Sold retail by all Draggle'', be

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Their worldwide celebrity proves them of sterling merit.
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14 or DI stamps from Page D. Wombs:el. Chemist. Listraln

Fri1....0 etANPO, ['mai* &labor, tkaumbe Lois.% Pootisaa.

661 CONSUMPTION

NEW EDITION 01
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGREVE'S
Work, which haa
_passed through 73 Iditious

of - 1000 *soh I

TM. remarkable laa,—k-trea--t;;f the oilmen symptom., and
program, ot O. fell thaesse, through all its stages, and the

TRUE TREATMENT,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

CORN MARKETS.

Malic-Laire, Friday.—Owing to the absagnable elate
of the weather the value of English wheat in 10-day's
market was very ancortaie. The supply brought for-
ward was trifling, nevertheless isles progremsd slowly,
and prices may be considered nominally Ow seme as on
Monday last. The fresh imports of foreign wheat have
been confined to 10,530 qrs.; yet the show of samples
wee good. The transactions, both in red and white
qualities, were limited, at about previous rates. Moa*.
jog cargoes of grain were held on former terms. Tbe
barley trade was firm, at full quotations. There Ira ad
English barley on offer. Malt met a dull inquiry, 40
barely stationary prices. Tbe supply was tolerably'
good. We ware fairly supplied with foreign oats, which
moved off steadily, at fall prices. Bemis and pea. were
quite as dear as on Monday. The flour trade was heavy.
Seeds and cakes commanded very little attention.
Per (Sr. Per Qr.
4.
twee, Kent, red, 411 to 74 Scotch, potato ... 27 to 34
" Ditto, new ... 61 to 76 Irish, black......tile :3l
64 to 74 " whits...... Site 3l
" Dino. new, .63t0 75
Norfolk and Lincoln. klasagan
red, 64 to 72 Tick ...
. _
—to--i Harrow
1505
•
Enelleh spring to
Ito oz.
Town wade. per NS
Itre
twooleold...
English, feed...... 25 to 31 I Country
" potato ... 28 to 34 Norfolk and Suffolk
Scotch, food IS to 301 es-eldp
WAcznin.n, Priday.—We have a slow trade in
wheat, but quote no change in price. In spring corn no
alteration.

ta St
3. to 44
... 43 to 43

" new
Malting
Grinding
WALT
Knox. Norfoik, and
• 66 to 70
Kingston and 'Wore 66 to 70
Brown— 11 to 69

• —to—
• 11to41
32 to

... 33 to 37

OATS.

13amot., Thiunday.—The only English wheats on
over were a few parcels of new white, of indifferent
quality, but fair condition; some small lots changed
hands at 66a. per 4961b5. Foreign mooed slowly, at
1.117 Is. per quarter reduction. Barley quite as dear.
but demand ver7 trifling for the time of the year. Old
oats held for higher prices. SOLD• new Irish tawny
sold at 25r. 6d. to 26a. per 1111. A fair trade don, in
maize at last week's prices. For beans no inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

SRI LLINGSTON

Dumas:unto AND FATAL ACCIDIINT.-00 Tuesday
evening, on the road between Blandford and Dui,
weston, Mr. Lawrence, • dairyman residing opposite
the fleymer Arms Inn, Shillingstone, was on his way
home from Blandford in • one-horse waggon, and on
going down the "lamp," & short but somewhat steep
hill near France Farm, the breeching pin broke, and
the shafts were forced forward on the hone. Mr.
Lawrence's son, • boy about 12 years of age, jumped
out to stop the horse, but his father fearing it would
overpower him, got out, and in doing so fell for-
ward
with great force. it is supposed that be
must have pitched on a sharp dint stone, as his
hat was cut through and his skull beaten in. The lad,
who certainly deserves great credit for his conduct.
immediately drew the waggon on one side and unhitched
ths horse, and rode into Blandford for medical
assistance. This inul promptly rendered, and the un-
fortunate man conveyed home, but from the lint no
hope was given of his recovery, and he died the follow-
ing day, leaving • widow and seven children, she
youngest a baby in arms, to lament his untimely end.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

CORPS CASTLE.

Bonoonn Prrry Brantons, Tneeday.—Before the
Mayor (J. Johnston, Ewi ,) and J. Mowlen, Fog.
Robert Stockley, of Corte Castle, was summoned by
Sergeant Galpin for cruelty to a donkey, on the 27th
July. Committed for three months' hard labour.
Defendant wee also charged with being drunk and
riotous. Sentenced to seven days' imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

WINBORNE COUNTY COURT, Avon? 13

(Before R. Renter, Req.)
There were between 90 and 100 clues entered, but of
these only about X) were left tor hearing. The fol-
lowing were the moat important.
J. Humphries v. H. Urry.—ln this case an order
was made at the last court for payment of the amount
elsimed (11e. 13d.). Defendant did not then appear, and
he now applied for the case to be re•hoard, on the groand
that the plolotiff's mother had made • false statement.
His Honour inquired if that wog the only ground of
application, and receiving • reply in the affirmative, said
that not even in the superior courts would such an ap-
plication be entertained. The defendant's only remedy
was an indictment for perjury, but he must he very
careful what he was about—Application refused.
G. Pardy v. Ann Tucker.—asim £2 104. for rent,
and 10s. for damage to a bedstead. This was an
adjourned case. Mr. Moore appearet for the plaintiff,
I who stated that he let a holm to • Mrs. Lawrence, at
£5 per year. and that she remained tenant of the same
for about 40 years. The rent was payable quarterly.
Mrs. Limn°. died the latter part of December, 1866.
The defendant, Mrs. Tucker, resided with her, and at
her death came into possession of her property, and re-
mined in the house till May last. The Out quarter's
rent became due on the 10th Febtuary, and defendant
said when he applied for it that it did not suit her to
pay then, she would pay when the half year expired, as
her emit (Mrs. Lawrence) had done. Defendant left the
proteins during the night of the 9th May. The house
mu left in • very rough state. Plaintiff lent the da-
mmed, Mrs. Lawrence, • bedstead, which she had in
her possession some time, and after her death Nre.
Tucker brought it in; it wax then broken all to pieties.
—Plaintiff claimed £2 10s. for rent from 10th November,
1866, to May 10th, 1867, and 10s. for damsge to the
bed4teml. The defendant had all the stock-in-trade and
goods formerly belonging to Mrs. Lawrenoe.—Tbe
, daughter of the defendant was then called to give evi-
dence as to the disposition of Mr.. Lawrence's property.
She enumerated several ertieles which Mrs. Lawrence
had left her mother, hut stated they were of very
little value, and that only £1 10& had been left in cash.
Her mother had paid the whole expenses of Mrs.
Lawrence'. funeral, and also two accounts for chop
goods amounting to £B, to Mr. Lawrence, grocer, of
Woodford. She could not say how much the mourning
cost, se it *es paid for at the time it was ordered, but
the value of the goods left by Mrs. Lawrence was oon•
siderably leu than the amount her mother paid out for
the funeral expense, The defendant was at this stage
of the enquiry te1..0 iliac to be obliged to be re
moved out of court, and eventually it NU adjourned
till next court Gay.
WRONGFUL Dtsuleact, or • PAUSE CLlRK.—Baker
a. Taaker.—This was an action brought against the de-
fendant as elcueltwarden of Staobridge church, to
mover the saw of £2 for eas mei NWT, NI PM"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

CAITLE MARKET&

METROPOLITAN, Thanday.—Moderate
hands
of
bees* nevertbelesa breeds *banged slowly,
at Monday's &aline in the quot•tions. The top Agars
ism 4s. 104. per 81b. There was &bock an average
number of sheep in the tens. Beles progressed slowly,
but no further change took place in prism. The beet
Downs and Its/f-breds sold at 4n. 104. per 81b. Lambs,
the muscat for which is now nearly over, were henry, at
from in 64. to ss. 84. par 81b. Delves commanded
previous rates, with • fair inquiry. The highest agues
was ss. 44. per 81b. In pip and much cows next to
nothing was doing.

Per 81b. to sink the OffaL
5. d. d. d. 5. d.
If. coos, boasts 3 3to 3 4 Primellouthdoons4 Bto 4 10
neconJ quality_ 3 6 to 4 0 Lry. coarse calves 4 0104
Prime large 4 2to 4 6 Prime small
Prime Scow ke. 4 :8 to 4 10 'Lary. bogs 3 4 tr. 3 10
Inf. coarse sheep 1 11 toO 4 Moat mol porkers 4 oto 4. 6
Osmond quality .. 3 6to 4 Sokol. calseo"b2l otoSt 0
Primo coarse wild 4 4104 6 Qr. old str plimentl oto 36 1
Lambs. 41. 64. to ss. 64.

TOTAL Surrcr.—British—Beasta, 600; cows,
sheep sad lambs, 8,600; calves, 400; pip, 212.
Forme—Beasts, r 22 ; sheep aad lambs, 514; wares,
220 ; PIP. 30.
NEWGATI Miro LIADIZHALL, Friday.—Thes• markets
we fairly supplied with matt, the trade for which is
quiet, at our quotations
Per 81b., by the carouse.
- -

Lt 4. d.
Work. bed .. 3 0 to 3 3 (Inferior mown 11 3to 3
Middling diUo 3 4,,1 8 tilddlhor ditto.. 3 •„ 4 0
Maw large do. 810 . t 4 Prime ditto.. . 4 1,4 It
Prime small ditto 42. 4 4 I 02444,1 pork •41. 4 4
4 0 „ 4 8 I Lam ditto ... 1 1,,310
Lamb, 44. Od. to 44. Id.

BRISTOL, Thitroday.—A very large troPPLY of beef,
principally of cows nod heifers Ox beef som•what
some, and larpe prima were asked for it; 70e. to 725.
was the general figure for best quality beef, middling
and inferior sorts could with difficulty be got rid of, and
the prioes ranged from 60s. to 65e. per set. An
immense quantity of store stock in the market, bat
trade seemed slack. A large quantity of mutton and
lamb was on offer, and the price for the former was from
6gd. to 7d. par lb., very prime Downs realising 74d.
per lb. Lambs were more inquired altar awl saythi_ag
dm and • good trade ma dam el 7d. per lb., and Bd.
In • few instarers for my good animals. A very groat
number of store cheep from Ireland wore on offer.
Web cows were few in number and poor in quality,
although good animals were in reguart ; mall trade
gaga, al fro= 214 to EIS each. A large show of pigs,
I bers Weds wee drill bemuse of the hot weather • those
sold averaged 2s. 6d. per more. Horse market gradually
improving.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

apAr. Kliol.llollll.
TWO 8-Horse PORTABLE ENGINES sad
MACHINEK, sad one s.horre ENGINS arid
ACHINES, la good repair. to he SOLD a Bargain.
Apply to HOIST TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Dor-
chester.

WANTE D, in a Farm House, a
GOVERNIM to instruct yeses children in
'in English. A niiddle•sge person preferred.— Apply
H. D.." Poet 0.., Piddletown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

'NOTICE 18 HEREBY GlVEN—That
Meeting of the Creditors of Joni Thomas
Epson, of Dorchester, in the County of Dorset,
Auctioneer, who wu adjudicated Bankrupt on
the 21st day of August, 1866, will be held before JOHN
DANIEL KINO, Esquire, the Registrar of the Court, at
the Court of Bankruptcy for the Exeter district, in
Queen-street, Exeter, on the 30th day of AUGUST,
1867, at 12 of the cloak at noon precisely, when the
Creditors' Assignee will submit a statement of the
whole estate of the bankrupt, no then ascertained, of
the property received and of the property outstanding
(specifying the rouse of its being so outstanding,) ando
all the receipts and all the payments thereout roads;
end any creditor who has proved may attend sod
• Quinine ouch statesuet, and compare the receipts with
the payment.; and the meeting will declare, by resolu-
tion, whether any and what part of the said produce of
the Estate, after making a reasonable deduction for
future contingencies, shall be divided amongst the
creditors; and at the same time the majority in value
of the creditors will determine whether any and what
allowance shall be made to the bankrupt out of the
saute; and creditors who have not already proved their
debts are to wine prepared to prove the same, or they
will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend, widen
claims not then proved will be disallowed.
Mr. M. C. WESTON, of Dorchester, the Solicitor to
Abe Amknees : Hamra. Tenant and Passaic', of 8,
flouthernbay, Exeter, his Agents.
CONSECRATION OF THE LODGE OF

BENEVOLENCE, BHERBORNE.—No. 1168.

THE Ceremonies of CONSECRATING the
above LODGE, sad INSTALLING the
MASTER, will be performed by the RT. WORANIPTUL
THE PROVINCIAL GRAND MASTER OW DORM', JOSEPH
GUMMY, Esq., on TUESDAY, AUGUST Mt, at
High Twelve.
A Banquet will be served afterwards, at the Krpo's
Alma Horn, at Three o'clock._ Ticket,. se. rect.
. . . .

The attendance of Visiting Brethren is invited; and
Brethren intending to dine will oblige by favouring the
undersigned with an intimation to that effect.
L H. RIJEGO.

Sherborne, August 17th, 1867.
Trains from Londoe, Saksbury, Somerset and
DOMet. and from Exeter .id intermediate places in
'Somerset, amve at Sherburne at Twelve, and ample
time for the Banquet is &Mowed to Brethren proceeding
Afterwards either East or West.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

BIRTHS.

August 7, at St. Ises,--liii4;;;od, the wife of Major.
General C.... Michel. of • son.

August 9, at teilowhain Wood, Puddletown, the
wife of Mr. W. Meech, of a eon.

MARRIAGES.

August at Sherhorne, by the Rev. E. ifarston, Mr.
J. H. Miller, of Battersea, to Mary Elizabeth, eldest
slaughter of Mr. L H. Ruegg, of filterborne.
August 10, at the parish church, Wimborne Minster,
by the Rey. J. P. Gen, incumbent of St. John's,
Netting-hill, and the Rev. H. P. Cooke.ley, minister of
Wimbomm E. L A. Clarke, Eat., of 9. Bedford-row,
und 70, Lanadowne.road, Notting-hill, London, to
Lorin& Alice, second daughter of the Rev. William
Fletcher, D.D., head master of Queen Elizabeth's
Itchool, Wimberne.

August 10. at Affpuddle, by the Rev. R. Waldy,
Mr Jobs Mitchel, ithover, to Mies Arm Clarke,
Mrisatsmidle.

DEATHS.
August 11, at Broadmayne, suddenly, Mr. George
Ssmways. brickmaker, aged 60 years.
August 11, at Oakley Farm, near Handley, Mr. James
Symonds, in the 77th year of his age, for upwards of
.16 years the faithful servant of the late Earl of
Ausitesbury.
August 12, at Church•stroet, Poole, Yr. James
Drake, gasfitter, much respected, year,.
August 13, at 93, Olouoester•plibee, Portmrequare,
after a long illness, Harriet, fifth daughter of the late
John Rawliron, Fag. . _

Autust 11, ai Lyming. Son, Mrs. Catherine Dixon,
aged 5.

August 14, at Orgaaford, Mr. Samuel Slade Swagkid,
aged 47 years.
August 15, at Horsham, Sumer., Mee. Thomas,
formerly of Dorchester, at an advanced age.
August 15, Harriet, wife of Mr. John Bishop, of
Dorchester, in the 62nd year of her age.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-20

LIGHT ONLY ON THE BOX

aSad by CRoCERs, CNEAUSTZIROMMOSIOTRS.
CH4 NOIERs. STATIONERS &C,EVERvwNeRi.
WHITECHAPEL ROAD, LOWDON;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

LYME REGI&

A MEDICIIIAL SPRING.—The spring of water at
Jstford's bathe boo been fount to contain roieeral wilts
with traces of iron Its properties ars to be farther
investigated.

Mouirmom..—The vacancy in the TOWD Connell,
caused hy the death 01/ Mr. Robert Pidgeon, was gilled
no au Tuesday, by the election of Mr. Simnel Ragland.
Mews. Henley, Farnham. Wallis, and Rennet, the
four oat-going eouncillors for this year, were re-sleeted
on Friday without oppoidtion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

BRIDPORT.

Comm POLICE, Friday.—ltstore B. P. °unary,
and J. P. F. laundry. Esq.—Maass Brown, el Loden, was
summoned by Bliss Brown, single women of the same
plaor, for Don-payment of an order made an him to sup-
port &A illegitimate Mild of which be was adialsed the
father. Defendant hod never paid a farthing, sod there
wag now cue El 6a. 6d. for 13 weeks, mid El for coma.
V. declined to pay but gave no reason. end. se he rid
be 6.4 no goods for • distr..' to be levied on, be woo
motenoed to one months improonment. The magi.-
Mato. told him be was very foolish not to Mag. an when
be same out of prison he would be liable just the same,
mad if he did not then pay woeld have to go to prison
sign-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

WI lIBOBJS R.

AOCTDMIT. —On Tharsday riveshig, as the Bev. 11.
Heath, of Lytchett, was being driven through the to wn
I. a close carriage, Dear the soroner of Yr. short's shop,
• mail mid to be greatiy the worm for liquor, was
driving Mr, Abbott and her daughter, who lived al
Cuiford Bottom, at a very furious rate, and same into
collision with the vehicle. The war ins inroad over,
and the man and two wesupente were throw. into the
street. Mrs. Abliotre arm was broken and the other
two persons were alikhtly bruised. Mr. Heath was
unhurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

earrtsponbena.
DOILCHESTEII BOROUGH FINANCE.

To the Editor.

Mr, —Referring to the printed statement of the borough
treasurer's account meetly Issued, I look in vain
for no entry of the receipt of the arrow of tolls
(I believe half • year) dim from the late Imes, Mr.
Pommy. It is quite slier the money has not bees mud,
or the treastirer's amount would slow it. But should not
this printed mammeot it.. the amount at she (opt is e
Balance not gig remised? Or, what would be still
better, should not payment of the tomboy be olpt.u.ed
as the state of the borough fends will not. I am ntre,
allow of an sneer of rent to remain uneollareed.—l am,
, yours, he.,
Dorobaskr, Nov. t
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

TO THE BURGRWHM OF THE BOROUGH OF

DORC Fl ESTEE.

Osamrras :
ACCEPT my 'Moore thank, for the favour
you have conferred on eri. (hi. day by re-olecting
ma as awe of your Iteprmentativee in the Town voutmil.
Be MI I shall continue to use my best efforts to
further your neurosis and advance tb• collars and
prosperity of this Borough.
&ben Ise, Brother Bu
Your faithful=nt,
GEO. J. G. ORllOOlllf.
Nov. let, 1087.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

LIGHT ONLYoN THE BOX

851„°4a' 0Y CROCERS, IiNEMISTSIRONMONOER4).
CNA NCLERS . STATIONERS &C.,EVERIIVINERL
WHITECHA L ROAD, LOILDCINA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

SHAY WICK.

Dirflefislismi.—kt the petty sessions held at Mana-
tees% on Saturday last, befors Lord Portman sad • full
Smelt of magistrates, William Bennett and Denial
Bybee, carton in the employ of Mr. Martin Small, of
Sheperisk, oars sunimmed on the informatioa of
Cherie* Squibb, toll-gate keeper at Tarrant Hinton,
for being drunk sad imapshis of taking sore of their
boner. The defendants were hot poor speeimens of
She " bould peasantry our coustry's pride." They said
that they had been est two nights withoat reek and
haring had • lade beer it overcome them. nod they
peusatad she Beach to lie se leniamt a. possehlm—rtaed
64. and 2s. 64. aosts.—Moasy paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

TO THE BURGESSES OF THE BOROUGH OF

DOVCH TEL

()rummies :
I
THANK you for the renewed expression of
1 rim kindness in again in me ex one of your
Yepremetetiess at the Council Board.
I promise you my lint attontion to all matters effect.
tog the well•being of the Borough, and • Wise mad
jedieious Expenditure of its Fonds.
I ma, Geettri,
row
WM. VERNON.
Nos. 1, 1867.

'TO THE BURGESSES
.0, THE BOROUGH OF

DOIC H E,Titli:

Bawer' B0601181111:-
DESI RE to express my thanks and acknow-
ledgements for pour renewed confidence, in electinli
me again to represent your interests in the Councils of
the Borough. and more especially no this mark of your
approval was entirely no.olicated.
And I would again swore you that it will continue to
be my snaking endese.ur at timim to promote our
prosperity a. a town, as well so the welfare end happi-
ness of my fellow townsmen.
Believe me, Gentlemen.
Foitlifell7 your..
JOHN PETTY ALDRIDGE.
Nov. 4, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

TO THE 007:HEN.0R!!... OF THE DORSET

-COUNTY --H-n81;ITAIC:

NIT LOW* LAMS, AND unman :
T URG to thank you most sincerely for the
1. honour which you have dose toe is Meeting in* on
Howie Surgeon to your County lloopitaL
. . .

You mg; be sesirsd tbiit my beetrendesvoars shell be
owl to discharge the dillies of the Office in en efficient
1•111112141 r.
I fear tbst in u few instances s cep, of my Testi-
moniels did not reach some of the Subseribers, in
eonsequeees of my being to toms extent unacqasiotod
with this postal arrangstoeols of as districts ; but I
trust this explication sill be • sufficient apology in
those inotencee in which it may have occurred.
I hese the honour to r. main.
My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen,
Your obliged nod obedient auv.t,
FREDERICK W. YOUNG.
Dorchester, October 31.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

Inrsel &until express
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1567.

NOUS OF THE WEEK.

--
Yenieniam silty pomibly weave • whokeem•
check from the aimed, retribstion witted' hes over-
taken the five men eha_reed with the murder of the
policeman Brett at atabobester. That them sass will all be executed there mn be little doubt. Pablic
opinion i• very strong &sweet temporising any
longer with an easociation that has defied the law too
bag, and skid', bssiden dsrv.otsa the whole frame-
work of civil society in Irejacot, aa est an example
of isolated and brutal entrees which Lae developed
Hu, worst oonsequences throughout the United
Kingdom. In L eadon and Dublin the poison seems
equally at work, and only the execution of • few
ruffians means likely to check the shooting fever
which has mixed the more daring of our lawless
population. The cruel cold-bloodedneee of the repent
attacks upon the police with revolvers—first in
Manchester, then in Dublin, then in London, am, in Dublin again, and now in Loudon once more—is
driving people to the °Deviation that the police ought
to be efficiently armed to meet each aneattlte.
The *ratios of Mr. Diemen at the Edinburgh
banquet has been admired by all parties,, an able
oratorical apology for the right bon. gentleman's
patty; hal , really as to meth., for political 'rim
meet, that. is not much is the epee*. Tba Edam
question is no
.loogeir • boss el eoshesties, and
people ICS hooka' formal to Slag rept*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

Proms "Am"

Nu. Blow! n Amanio.a.—l'm IMO ire a merey as
I'm alive to tell the tan, for what with osse thing mid
what with another on woad think as the 'Nerrykins
was bent on my distrastion, for of all the pew* at
vomit and fidget am ever I see, the Ilerrykima blahs
'ern, as fun melts Brown, but I an't ahem bele' anted
and drove to death, and so to Brooklyn. when we went
to stop along with Joo's wife's net as the smother%
skis, why it's • lively plass so desk, with t0e,...
nowise all about the streets quite mat'r•l, but I net
say mush for the pavement, as is that uneven so It
throws you dome at every tan, am the yin' it; but
'owever they nine to bad it.. tbe other side of the
water, with so bridge far te earey yea ane ever, with
what they ealls • Mesas frim as new wen, inn my
d sod all Oro' lbs. Mamma and 'er daughter, as
etsb3oe's wife's aant's name, egoin` over with me to
New York. . . . If that farry.boat didn't glide
away jerk as I put my foot as it, sad Into the water I
goes with a Bop as you might 'eve 'sand for miles round.
As for me, I was st-gaggin' sad a-strugglin' freiskle
about, and don't remember nothin' hut • thump on the
'ead, and than bein' dragged up widest with a 'nob in
my haok-gethers. I was ever so long afore I was my-
self, and there I was with enothink no me dreoclied
thee and Niro', with my arena& goon and my Minis
floated right out to ma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

Morsttsbt re.

'Ttin NOW OUST 00111TAILB.— faipiale Amyalt
Brown, the newij 'Mend chief *Amiable of the Dorset
meaty pollee, took the oath of Wise on Thursday last,
and oommemed his duties.
&ACTION Or ii0171441010/10/1 011 TUN DORM,
Coown Hoerrra.L.—A isse4inl of the governors el
this institution was held on Thursday, for the pupae
of electing • home-sargeos to 111 the veeermy nosaaimed
by the death of Mr. W. J. Berinetk. There nose geed
attendanee of the governors, ander the Plweiskum7
John Player, Beg., M.P. Four earididates applied for
the olliee—via., Mr. F. W. Young, Mr. C. W. Pitt,
Mr. Corday, end Mr. &ego* ; but the contest lay
almost entirely betimes the two former named. Os
opening the voting papers, 285, reperenting 654 votes,
ems recorded in favour of Mr. Frederick W. Young,
111.1 t .C. 6. L.& A., of the Coneureption Hospital,
Brompton. arsd 167, repro-eating 380 votes, for Mr.
Charles Wightwiek Pitt, of Malmeshery ; Mr. Young
was therefore duly sleeted le the office, with a majority
265 votes. We soderMand that he is eminestly fitted
to diseharge the important duties to whirr\ be km been
appointed. and his testimonials is to compebeecy,
were of the highest order. Ells tbanka to the leommore
of the hospital for Me homey they ism slottleend %POD
bin will be foamd advertised to another page.
Too BOST TO Bogy TO* TRW 11.001 ML
--A oontemporau meshes fee the following ea a
disbars, between a slargymen In Dense sad • fern.,:—
tern., Your i•Tinael, our, mils% .044 II he ism.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

_WHITBCHURCR,

ON no Looic Our. —AS the alandford potty esseleas
on &tatolay last, Isidore Lord Portman, J. J. Farqu-
harson, Foq.. Bev. J. Watta, Hon. W. Fl. B. Portman,
MP., and G. P. Kassel, Esq., Dices Glllard alias
DMus Cuff. was shamed with setting wires for the
purpoo of mishiag game, on lands in the occupation of
Mr. Keynes, the property of Mrs. Nichel.—Oeorge
Palmer. gamekeeper, said that on Satarday night,
October 12th, he was watching up • tree, and mw the
defendant set two traps in • book in the middle of a
plantetion. on Mr. Keynes' farm; and on the following
morning. shoat half-past seven defendant come again to
the UM'S, bat did not take them up as there was nothing
In them.—Tb• Chairman : Did yea say anything to
him on the Saturday evening.—" No."—Why did you
not go to the man then? Booms I could not get it him.
—The Chattman said the summons was for •
on the 13th, but the off.nes appeared to hatil=
committed on the 12th. Without the defendant wished
it the Bench could not go•on with the ome. Defendant
said he with to have it 'Pitied at ones and he was fined
and 9s. costs. The Chairman told Palmer that his
proper course would have beets to have gone to the man
at once, and not to have let him go away and watch for
Lim the neat morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

111LBORNE ST. ANDREW.

SHAIIIITUL COINDOCT. —On Saturday lasi, at the
Townhall, ',landlord, Mr. Turner, relieving °Meer, of
the Blaadford Union, •pplied for the...lrked the Smolt
In the following awe. He stated that • man named
Lem, • butcher by trade, had Ulm.. his wife sod family
and lodged them in a building at Whore* formerly used
us. .laughter hoar, which lb. Hoard of Guardians
nonsidered as unfit for human habitation. There were
no window*, and nothing but iron ban stuffrd with
sacking. TIN place use very damp, and his wrfe was
'offering from it. —Th. Chairman said that be could not
see that they mild fitterfere. It was no doubt a
shameful thing, and a great moral wrong, yet there
appeared to be no way in which they weld legally give
redress.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

POOLE.

Polls File. —The 2nd of November began our whiter
carnival of nine days once more, and, after having been
driven sway from the Market-place two years in
sucesesiou, the showmen and standing-keepers have
returned to the old place again
Caunur ro • Howe. —On Tuesday, Superintendent
Gifford acoceted a ferrale hawker, named Emma
Thompson, who was forcing a poor halfeterved lama
bone to pull • travelling van through the streets of the
tom, He ordered the horse to be taken to the pollee'
office, where two magistrates were speedily in at-
tendenoe, and • cam of wanton and barus cruelty
was disclosed. The offender was fined 10a. and costa,
and ordered to release the hone from the van.

Taitrr ranioott Houten —At the petty ecesions on
Thursday, James I Avis was charged by Superintendent
Oifford with having stolen a loaf of bread on the
preceding evening from Wu Weeks, the wife of the
town crier. The man pleaded destitution and hunger
when taken into custody, and the superintendent said
lie believed his story was correct. tire. Weeks vras not
In attendance to prosecute. Ihe prisoner, who wee a
young powerful man, said that he oame from Cardiff,
where he waste the receipt of 3e. per day. He had been
unable to procure employment since. He was discharged
with a caution

TR. MONICIT•L UNCTION. --OW MarliCipa election
was a lively affair. For the Soutb-East Ward five
candidates, all Liberate, contested the three vacancies,
viz., Mr. J. Bnchlsy, Ik. 0. Curtis. and Mr. W. Mate,
selected by the I ibeial sneering at the London Tavern;
and Mr. It Hamilton and Mr.W. Penney, nominated by
U. Clench. In the North-West Ward the retiring
councillors were Mr. & Lacey, surgeon, Mr. .1. Stone,
rope manufacturer, and Mr. C. Lewin. The two former
sought re-election, but the latter has left the town.
Two moderate Conservatives, or no party men, were
nominated by Mr. W. Penney. a Liberal, vis., Mr.
Alfred Ralston and Mr. F. Mills There were thus
four candidates for three vacancies. The election took
place OM Friday and resul,ed as follow : —South-Fast
Ward : Penney, 115; Hamilton, 114; Buckley, 106 ;
Curtis. 52; Mate, 28. Ms three Ina were declared
duly elected. North-West Ward :—Lsoey, 106;
Stone, 102; Millna, 98; Bidden, 46, The three first
were declared duly elected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

WEYMOUTH BORoUGH POLICE.

Wuninumi.--Ilidoee the Mayor and IL Cotterell,
El.
. •

A boy of 13, named William Jambs, wall charged
with stealing sugar, the property of Mr. F. D. Pidgeon,
grocer. Prisoner was might poking out sugar with
• stick from the bunghole of • cask belonging
to prosecutor, on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Pidgeoa
did not wish to poem lb* charm but he wanted
to have a stop put to this boy's proesedinp. He bad
oneo run a pair of tracks belonging ta Nan underneath
• Greet Western van, and it bed cost £2 to have them
repaired. He had been warned off his premises balf.a.
down times, and was • motional aonoyanos. —The boy
had nothing to say, exempt that he took the sugar out
of an empty esek.—Case adjourn. d till Friday in order
for the father of the boy to attend.
FIUDAY.-13.fore the Mayor sal It. Connell, Esq.
The led Jambs was again brought up on remand on
charge of stmlion sugar from Mr. Pidgeon.—He was
senteneed to.recreive twelve lashes._ _

Georg* Gulliver, landlord of the Boot Inn, ores sum•
mooed by John Brooks, private of to. 13th itegimeist,
for wrongfully disposing of. watch. value £6 164.—TIne
complainant had deposited the watch as a pledge for
26r.. and when heists. to redeem it the watch was not
forthcoming, defendant's wits saying that it had been
given up to il/0 of complainant's comrades, Champion
and loom, who said they had been authorised to mane
it. The saes occupied a tonaiderallie Urns, and the
magiatratos, after dirliberating with closed doors, derided
that deleant should either pay £4 or gi,n. up the
grata, with roosts in either is...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

WAREHAM.

TWO LADY Swistmin. -At tA• Central Criminal
(Mort, London, on Taeiday, the grand jary returned
*nem true bills against Oeraldias Mourner, otherwise
the Hon. Mrs. Geraldtott Mruriee, for obtaining a large
quantity of valuable property from various jeweller* at
West-end by falai pretence& —On Thursday this
risoner ." brnotht rip on the aeveral ehorges.--Mr.
eland and Mr. Collins conduated the proseeetioo,
and Mr. Ribton yenta. the risfenor,—On the saes being
called on for trial, Mr. Ribton made in age Itostion to
Use learned Common Serjrant to postpone tit. trial to
next session, on the ground that there was evidence
forthcoming to show that the prisoner was a woman of
means. The eounsrl for the prosecution oppoesd the
apolioatiou ; but after some discussion the erne was
, allowed to stand over.

ADOPTION 01 TEI WATCHING AND LIGHTING ACT.
A vestry meeting was held at the vestry room of the
old perish ehureh °lSt Martin, in-parish, leo Thursday
lad, for the purpose of decidieg on the proPriatY of
adopting the provisions of the Watching and Lighting
Act, so as to ensure haviag that part of the town
comprised within the in-pariah lighted by the gas com-
pany during the winter months, an object affecting the
comfort of aIL It was Mated with mach truth that
the voluntary system (however good in itself for most
purposes) has in this psnieulm testa:me proved •
failure. The vestry was respectably attended. Gin the
motiou of Mr. Tearsky, and seconded by Mr. Bummers,
Kr. Freeland Filliter was unanimously requested to
take the chair. The subject was fully dimmed in all
It. beatings, and at length it was unanimously resolved
that the provisions of the act shall be adopted.lmpectors
appointed, and a rate of not exceeding tbreepeme in the
ppm', levied to &fray the met of 1.61 es the publics
lamps, no oilier expanses being incurred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

THE ROMAN QUESTION.

Eventein Italy have progremed rapidly daring the past
weak, arid now both Prone and Italia troops omen
Moue. The French have hese Is Reese since Wedmore
May enaing, hulas entered that eapital a few hours
after the troops of the Lag of Italy grouted the Roman
frontier. A deepatob from Rome says that was the
310th French neatest of the line setend, it Ina silently
sad sullenly received by a lane crowd, bet tare was no
openly hostile manifeetation. A reclamation to the
was hued by General Failly saying :—'• The
Emperor Napoleon sends an vs ad fricearycorte to protest
the Holy Father and the Pontifical throes aphid the
sneaks of bands of revolutionist& The Frrnelt will
the persona, festoon, and laws of lb* Romans."
;ler nosement of the French upon Rome at once set
at liberty the Pea dos! troops, which had fallen buk
for the defence of the city, and they at once prooseded
to re-ocespy the places which the advance of Garibaldi
had *propelled tam to evacuate. Garibaldi was at
Monte Rotondo, to which plus niessaugers of the Blag's
()ornament repaired to induce him to retire behind
the advancing line of the Haien army. But Garibaldi '
refuses to do on, and is fortifying his position. This
renders more complicated • difileulty before unsatis-
factory enough. llesaerhile the Italian Government
has issued a circular to its diplomatist agents abroad, in
which it justifies It. undiset. It &whim that it mina
aknowledp that there wee any necessity for the French
interv.-ntioo, and that duos the French troops have
entered the Papal territories, it vu iaciumbeet
for the honour and intereete of Italy, that
la Italian army shoeld place itself in • similar
position. The Freak Government in Saturday's
Monsieur replied to this document la a One despatch
to it. ambassador at the Court of Florae*. The Marquis
de Mounter declares that the resolution of the
Intim Government to ocapy aortae points of the
=territory has caused the Emperor ' painful stir-
Victor Emmanuel is then told that, however
limited may be his intervention in the &Mall States,
however soon it may terminate, and however prudently
It may be administered, lb. Freneh Goaintroest moot
runt to it in the least degree—" If the King's Govern-
meet thinks it may expect even so much.. a tacit con-
sent from us, it is under adeissios which we most not
heeitate to dispel, while we declare that it is with
SiDOere regret we me the same Government departieg
from that line of unduct which, in our opinion, is the
only one oonformabi• to the interacts of Italy." From
the war ports ef Frame we have information that the
embarkation of troops aid bones continues Is.
cemantly."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

HAY II ASH HTEL

SMTIVITILD.—Kaadow hey, £2 156. 04. to £4 So.;
dower, £2 04. to ab 64. 01; and straw, 196.
184. per load. • slow NIG.
OVXMLUID.—thadow bay. 11 Ito. to £47. W.;
dower, CS Cu. to BIS 106.; bad Meow, El M.
£1 186. per load. • good Nip*.
WHlTlllol4PEL—lisedow hay, fit lto Od. to
114 044 dower 1/3 OL 415 106. Od. amot drew
Ll lb. to ISt. pa load. ALtak

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tu.b,y , s—Portland (Dorset) Fair.
Wednesday, &—Bri.lport County Court,
Berwick Hill ( Wilts) You.
Thursday, 7. —Weymouth County Court.
Chard (Somerset) Fair.
Friday, &- Blandon( (Dorset) and Somerton (Somerset)
Fain.
Saturday, 9 —Mr. &nor's Repository Sale, Dorchester.
Monday, 11.— Blandtord County Court.
Tuesday. 12.—Poole County Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

FARNHAM.

liwiuSllll 811•ICB OF OAKS.— lit the Bladford
Petty Semiens on Saturday hied, adore Lord Portman
and a fall bath of magistrates, Rat n Lane and
James Peal were summated at th• inst ore of Lea
Now. paisksepor to burl Rivers, on • charged setting
. Ira for the papas of making game io • geld in tho
oosepatine of Idr. Targets. Pray did sot appear.—
taw stated that about nee o'clock in llat seeming of
th• 18th October, he was watching wires which he bad
previously seen set in a planation, whed the two mew
came up. They took op the taros. H. could not say
If they set them. He caught hold of Penny end asked
him what be bad in hie pocket. H. would not my,
Last rim away into the the Bench: lt
was moonlight aad he was not mas than two yacht off
when the nom took up the wires. Ho did not And them
—Cote dismissed.— toothed aerie of trespass to
agora of guns wail then preferred against the raw
parties by Mr. Bergsma. Jan., of Tarrant isionseelen.—
Mr. Bergson stated that ail ffBth (Ist. be taw two mon
totting snares in a plantation on his toed. Re went to
them. They took up some of the wires and left some.
They were within a abort distance of the wires whoa be
got to than. They also bad • kind of lumber dog
with them. Re aught Lane, sad the others=
Penny, who had a raping hook in his hood, are
to strike him with it on his head sad head, sad thrust
It at him. Tho pep, which he produced, wore ass for
horse—Lane, in his defence, said la was not a tho
plantation, and that Hr. Bargee. ante up to them when
they were in the high road.—The Bash oauddered the
offence no fully proved. end lined them £2. ard
oasts each, in default two months hard lakeer.-41
~rat to be Waal against Penny.

Cessna's or Amours; FOWLS. —Philip ablaut was
.barged before lb. mune Bench with stealing two fowls,
the property of Jame. Oxford. Re pleaded not realty.
Complainant mid that on Wadneeday morning. when
he went into his ben boom between seven and eight
o'cloek, be band two heads and seeks of feels on the
door, end feathers strewn shoot. On going te the yard
gate be new some more. P.C. Mlle came op led be
told hits of his lees. told him he had men a light
at a certain house in the night, and he thought be pad
Ind out who stale his fowls. He went away. and thew
being absent a short time returned with timbals, erbieb
complainant identified as the same as he bed lost. The
fowls wore all sof* the night beforo.—P.C. Htlis said
that on the 20th October, alter being informed by
Oxford of his loss, and examised the his bone, be
traced feathers and blood to a old lore where Um
defendant lived. He went in and toned his wife and
ebildrea there, and as examining the oven be feud
severed over the two fowls% The previous night beeves.
11 and 12 o'clock be bad observed a light in the glare,
and that exalted his anapicious.—The defendant said
that he had not been at the place night, sad could
prows that be slept with a sweep at kir. Rogers' at
Cleattle.—The ease was adjoarned at defendant's request
till next (mart say.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

BWA N AGE.

Dazoortic TIM —Early on the morning of Wednes-
day, 30th of October, at While Cliff Farm, near
ftwanage, • boy went into the flax house, sad 42 taking
the candle out of tb, Isntern accidentally set firs to the
flax. The whole place was soon in • blase. and it is
said that 16 loads of fiat were burnt, besides an immortal
Solo Wit of damage done to the buildings and the
mitehinery. It is said the lose to the farmer, Mr. lame
White, is estimated at about E 1,600. We are lorry to
kora that nothing wee insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

STIII>LLND.

INQINIIT.—Aa *met was bud an Monday, at the
Now Inn, before Charles Wi11..., sq., eneener for
Wershain and Ow Isle of Parbeek, and a jury of 13
Stedland ponies, of who Mr. Alexander Imeklitim,
one of the Aid amines on the flukes estates, we.
foreman, on the body of noose Hibbs, an inhabitant
there. Prom the edensie of James Hwy, Georg*
Miring (Poole pilot), and Meese Geoid, th• landlord of
the New Inn, it appeared that the deceased who
had been 15 years • widower and lived by himself,
bearing a very exorllent character amongst his neigh-
bours, bad, on flatardriy evening, been drinking freely
of different kinds of liquor s. the Inn. He was
sceompeniel home by some of his neighbours, and left
lbw with • light burning. 'Do the Senday morning
be was forted to be deal. The jury War eossidering
the evidenoe, same to the sonclusion that tie poor old
masi must have burl an apoplectie attack in th• night
with no help near him, and returned • verdict aceord-
ingly. It may be known to some of our readers that
some Mine ego the artist Mt. Prime, of Swami*, soLl
in Landon • painting of his Gelled "The Dormet
Shepherd and his Doe." This Meters, we are told,
was purehand for £ISO, ani again re-sold for £3OO.
This Dorset shepherd ism the above nomad Thomas
Kibbe, aged at his death 69 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-05

STEERING AND SAILING RULES.

Ana To Marsoar, IC RHYME, or Tom aLLY. A. I. N
(Assistant Secretary Board of Trade).
Two Slows &Ups ifoodiwg.
Meeting Steamers do not dread
Whoa you see Three Lights ahead—
Port your helm, and shoe your BCD.
Two Steam SAiipt Poreeng.
Gam to Gum —or, itsa to RED—
Parket safety—Go &bead
Two &earn Skip Orosting.
If to your Starboard red appear,
It is your duty to keep doer
To act as judgment says is proper
To Port—or Starboard— Back—or, Stop her
But when upon your Port is Ma
A Steamer's Starboard light of GiSMS,
There's not on mach for you to do,
The thaw light nest keep 'leer of you.
General Caution.
Both In eatety and in doubt
Always keep • good look-out;
I. danger, with no room to tom
Ben het 1-114 op her 1-00 weirs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

Tea Howls Swim°

Took place on Wednesdsy morning, in the yard. There
were twenty e•mpetutors; sod the lode.. were Messrs.
Aubrey (of Salisbury) and Broad (of Bath); Lieut..
Colonel Luttrell being the rteward and di•eotor of the
~..ement& The onmpetition was s keen one, end
eventually the first prise wss *warded to the whiner of
the..... prise for the two previous years—SlMl Worry.
The (Winning m the wit. bat :

PIM prise, LS Su., nal Warr,. of Trontscary-on•Trrm, nos,
arbral ; tn.l, tt tik. John WoodforA, likehoirtoks. Manta;
aim ho lharnford. East ”enuard, Sooenet. C0t:1311414e
Ir. nu kerton, Shepton aft ; Heory Woodfonl. Roomy,
Hang. ;Wiflism Lone, Bishopitokr,
-

The Work was reformed very qoickly, and the
brothers Woodford shoed their hones in a shorter time
than was ever known by the jodges—lB minutes etch,
the avemge time being 26 minutes. Worry, the winner
of the ir.t prise, oceupiwi 28 mmates in his work, but
his horse hod • very bed foot, which took him • I.msf
time to prepare, and the superiority of Ms work entitlet
bins to the tied bastion. although the womui prise sea
onsuplod ten minutes less. Third man, 90 minutes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO K.P.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
giLENF I ELD STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1882.
Sold by all 01001 M. Cho...dim, ka, to.
WOTHERSPOON It CO.. OLLOGOW, AND LOODOL