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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

BRIDPOR

ATITILPTID BUICIDI. —On Friday morning betweeo
ten and eleven o'clock, • moo namod dryoe, lately in
the employment of Mr. Reynolds, draper, u oloth
cutter, and residing in tbo Harbour road, ettealpted
snioide, by indicting a aorious gooh about fora inches
long in his left arrn with • razor. Ho was found
weltering it blood. Redloal aid was sommootad, and
the wound, which was of a most danierom charactor,
promptly sewn up. The rash act is attributed to
despondency, oonsequent upon reoent diatreashog
oumstaances. Bryce as sinse btiog removed tt
Thomas's Hospital, Allington, and is sosorddi
latest accounts expected to recover.

Printed =a Painlobed. at 8, Wilrilmt.,„l,9lll
Darabostar, by sumo Amuss, O sla
Rely Trinity, tor ash aMtriprecnial°l4

Tessia,n November 36. Ism
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

wsYmourki.

Tire RePaseirrartos. —A correspondent of Monday's
Standard says the Conservatives at the next general
election can win 60 *eats, and names Weymouth as one
of them. Those who know Weymouth will say
" Perhaps."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

LIBELLING THE QUEEN.

Mr. Gable, • teetotal Irs4arsr, has ben endeavour.
ing to inake the people of the little town of Brixbain
boners that he knows something of the private life of
the Queen. When the highest lady in the Mod com-
plained of Indisposition, Mr. Gribble hid reason to
believe that bad been intoxicated the night before II!
This foal liberal on the °hamster of her Majesty wee
promptly condemned. bet Mr. Gribble repeated his
Manderoas words, and his salience expressed their
dissent in • most unmistakable manner. Mr. Dart,
the magistrates' auk at Brizttem, applied to the
Torquay bench for • warrant against Mr. Gribble, but
It was thought that the Impose did not oome within
the meaning of Um word " tremon," sad they refused
the application.

The health of Yr. Childers lo now,oompletely it.
estwbhalued. Tim right hoo. geatloomo will shortly
return to Ragland from the Goutinent.
. .

Bir Joshua Walmaley. who iorinsrl7 tsProscoied
Bolton and Leicester in the Liberal interest, has just
died at Torquay, at the age of 77.
KNJITING Or PuLiAttairr.—lt is stated that,
as at present sinanged, Parlismient wiU meet for the
dispatch of Misusers on Tuesday, the 23rd of January.
A SltaidePox PLUM MAKING SIKAD.—At firidg•
water, • baker etimmonod for allowing his son to assist
in the manes:isms of bread whiss suffering from small-
pox, was fined £10,004 a quantity of bread, value I:8,
was ordered to be destroyed.
•• " AGAINOT KINITILALAAX limAT.-00 Sun
day, thirty inmates of the Medway Union, Obatoom,
" struck" on amount of Australian meal having been
supplied to them on the recommendation of Ito
guai 'liana It appeared that those who "struck" hal
been aociastoineti to ohops and steaks for dinner I II
thim or UsVolt OATTLL —Toe sale of Devon mitts on
Tuesday at Pipaford Yams was very snoessdnl, testifying
to the excellenes of ths animals and to the skill and
Ot=t of the lersodor, Mrs W. Pope, of Toiler
. A large and commodious ring was mar-
rounded by • numerous and highly respectable assembly
at the leading agrisalturists of tide and tho adjoining
emintiss, and Messrs. Palmer wars the seditionsen.
This following gentleman wereperohasere at the prima
named W. Watts at 0, k 37, and £32 sash;
Mr Pmmiter, £3O and k.ll ; Mi. EL. Mayo, a beautiful
level animal, at • high figure ; Kr, Newman, £3O; Kr.
Stephens, 442; Yr. Chick £32. Mr. &worthy was •
good easterner at pikes !attain from £l9 to £26, and
Mr. Forrester, agent for Lord Portman, secured wine
splendid tot the Bryonstons bard, including
oows at 4 and 128 mph. yearling Wien at £l4 each,
and calves 1:18 per pair. Also a bull calf at 15 guineas.
A noble fourisarsoid ball, at groat miss and sytansts7,
g sone of tbe best blood at North Dares, will
I id down at 40 golsesiostwo-year old at 88 guesses,
--dsaidedly • chimp lot. Four bull mime averaged 16
117tiritoes!:::.trainionw:aamoulategla64/70
theal seeLhoseggewsTiteinbybarrensraelifma.
BaaviefiZat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

SigfI'OPOLITAN CATTLE, Tuts Dioc

A bet sr feeling in the beef trade, and a good
nem..., mists for all descriptions. Our arrival'
compria4 a somewhat better average quality„
amongst them being some extremely usr,ful
3eotch iid Irish-fed beasts. There is an ur:,ward
100•1111 W: it in prices generally, with the. excep-
tiouof c arse and inferior animals,which latter are
difficult to sell. These remarks apply to foreign
as well English. Sheep market slack. Good
Emlirt .nite as dear, and for selected pens more
mouey ,isy be given, while the larger breeds
am state nary. On the foreign side all classes
ar re % god lower. Veal remains as last noted.
poe•4 little doing at late rates. Beef 3s 10d
to s , ra,ltton, 4s Gcl te 7s ; veal, 44 2d to Gs 4d ;
Gd to 4s Bd. lota' supply—Beasts,
3 h ; 'beep and lambs, 24,380; calves, 2iili ;
pigs, 90 of which Foreign—Beasts, 1,720 ; sheep
lam)* 14,380 ; calves, 230.

PROVISIONS, TllB DAY.

It : Irish inactive, but higher prices are
asked, ring to the increased rates in Ireland.
Yoreir dull. Dutch declined to from 124, to
1265; racy, Ns to 1225. BACON : Moderate
oth for Irish and foreign, at about late
VAIUM HAYS: Large size dull. CUM,E:
Heavy tmerican, 40s to Ws. Lard unaltered.
Navy .visions continue dull.

HESTER CORN MARKST, SATUR-
xtv ---‘ioderate attendance; business dull.
we- sorts of wheat sold at late rates, wlrle
aro, samples were slightly cheaper than
Fine barley was saleable at late
aile inferior samples were from Is to 2s '
weeper than yesterday se'nnight. Oats saleable
at recent quotation+.
DORCHNSTER C ATTLE MARK ET,Satu a -
Day.--,-Demand good, cud prices still higher,
notwithstanding the competition in Australian
meat. The best fat beef may be quoted at from
12e ca to 13. per sacra Cows and calves have
realised an average of £l6 10s per head; in
calf heifers, 1:9 to £l4 10s. South Down
mothers, 48s to 52s each; ewes, :As to 45..
Forest ponies, £7 toil/ 104 each; cart colts, £l5
to £lB.

RAILWAY COLLISION.
The dying Snatch caprees, in the fog on Friday
afternoon, ran into • Manchester train at Wigan
station, Injuring 17 persons, but none fatally.

COLLIERY ACCIDENT; LOSS OF EIGHT
LIVES.

Mews. Horton and Sons' pit, st West Bromwich,
• diroovered to be on fire on Thursday morning.
&men married mea and • boy were 'n the workings, mid
essald awl, by ImyynyL

MURDIS OF AN AUSTBA.LLAN BIBIIOP.
ST UNIT, Nov. 4.—Bishop Petteson end the Bev. Mr.
Aitken have been maiewired whileslanding on the Wand
of Banta Cruz, by a Melanesitui netive, in revenge for
kkinapping outrages by slavers, Tue itight Rev. John
Coleridge Pattason, was born in 1857. He was con.
seersted Missionary Bishop of Melanesia. in 1884 The
Wend of Santa Cruz, is ens of the Queen Charlotte
group, about 20 9 and 138 W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

MONETARY ADVANCES:

£379 000 TO LEND.—A Gentle-
man, recently returned hum
South Africa, shaving amassed a considerable amount
(and now connected with numerous Private Capitaliats),
I. open to uelsoUate (promptly) Advances or Oseb to all
respectable persons (male and female), in amounts
varying from £lO to 4.:50U, on their mote of hand alone,
or leases, ka, at 4) per rent, for any term up to ten
years. Repayments taken by easy instalments, extend.
tog over the full term, or in one sum, at the end of a
period, ea may be deeired. All busies*. transeated with
the utmost privacy, and free from law or WEN) °barges
unfair profit not being sought.
Addreas in perfect confidence, Hr. G. T. Loam', e 54,
Coeiplesmetreet, Clerks:omill, Looks, LO., slaking
met unseat required, bow repsysbie, pat*.
Ms beim thos• imp tot ropky,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

THE "BLOOD PURIIIIEIL"

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S 'BAABAPAILILLA.
rillllB EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
.1. haa a singular influence over the blood, which it
enriches and polka. It removes all pimples mid
blotches, purifies the eystern, and acts lilts a "harm As
• soetalaing and purifying tonic It is invaluable, and
highly recommended in long-etanding eases of indigos.
Icon, ferrous:m.lm, cough', scrofula, gout. dropsy, and
wetting of flesh. hold by all Druggists. Caution—
Clet the red and blue wrapper, with the Doctor's head
la the centre. No oilier genuine. In bottles, 2e• 6d.,
74. &L, and its,

THE OLD DL. SARBAPARILLL PILLS
Are the most popular medkdos known for all bilious
affections, liver end stomach oomplithate, and iodises.
two, ss proved by thouassida.
ALSO SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT,
Tbs beat soother of all sores, bores, sod boa& ; sash
boxes, ls. lid., 24.9 d., and 4a. 6d. By post, lb, 90,
and 60 stamps.
Chief Depot : 131, FLEISPBTRICBT. LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

PORTLAND.

SMALL Tlofittllrrn Act.—A vestry meeting was held
last week, at flt. George's church, for the purpose of
rescinding the resolution passed on the fith of April
last, adopting the WWI Tenements Ant. Mr, Flew,
overseer, presided, and the reeolution prim rescinded,
many of those who wore in favour of adoption of the
Act being at the Local Broad meeting on that day.
SALE AT Till 0/STLL—The side of the effects late
the property of Capt. C. A. Manning, took place on
Wednesday and Thursday last week. An unu.ual
company was attracted, and on the view day 500 or
OK people availed themselves of the opportunity to
inspect the 'complete linings," as well no the castle
itself, which is worth the notice of the public, having
been built in the reign of Henry VIIL, and remaining
In splendid preservation: So gross wee the crush of
'loiters on both the days of side, that 200 or 300 wore
obliged to leave the Hodge of the castle without being
able to get within Its walls. The mile was conducted
by Mews. hfilledge and Son, of Weymouth, with their
usual Mot and ability, and the lots fetched unusually
rod prism.
FLU A 2 Till PRIDON.—On Saturday afternoon,
about half -past three, a fire broke out at the gas works
connected with the Convict Establishment, and con•
sewed park of the roof of the works. The Governor
G. Clifton, Esq.. the deputy governor, Captain Salter,
Kr. Brooks, chief-warder, and Mr. Waters. engineer.
were quickly there, and called • body of officers and
prisoners together. By mows of ladders part of the
roof was taken off, to prevent the fiw spreading, and
the small-hand fire engine poured • stream of inter on
the burning rafters. Whilst this was going on, 'teem
was got up on the large steam fire engine ; but the fire
was put out before she was required. The prisoner.
worked most energetioallY and heartily unier the eem.
mand of the Governor who was on the spot amongst
the first present The heartiness of the prisoners was
moot sttisfaetery to the officers as showing what would
be done should a larger fire uefortumnely ocour. Toe
*SUM of the present firs is not knowo, and an enquiry
Is pending. The gasometers are walled round with
massive walls, and there are no oombustible buildings
near the worke, which am situated outside the
boundary wall of the prison, so that Chore was no
likehood of the fire extending to the prison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

MARK-LA.NE, MONDAY.

Mickel; quiet. English and Foreign wheat
.te about last week's rates. Town flour un-
country and American marks dull.
• ,•,1; barley sixpence cheaper. Oats three-
:limper than on Friday. Maize dull.
. m. Pees one shilling lower. British
—*twat. 6,714 ; barley, 2,638 ; oats, 156, flour,
2' Si 1 foreign—wheat, 58,129; barley, 6,472;
C. a, .671; maize, 26,056 ; flour, 25,010
packs an 1,727 barrels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

DORCHESTE.R FAILIL6Itif CLUB.

This Club bold o meeting at the Antelope hotel,
Dorchester, last Saturday evening, when there were
resent—Mr. J. 1:1011111r (President), Mr. It. Gongs
Viee-President), Mr. G. J. Andrews (hon. sec.), Mr.
haprorin Sounders (Hon. Treasurer), the Rev.
Theophilas 13ennett, Mr. S. )amen (Mayor of Dor,
cheater), Mr. T. Bennett, Mr. E. Whittle, Mr. Croom,
Mr. B. 'Taylor, Mr. F. &Winn, Yr. T. Chick, Mr. J.
Ward, Mr. W. Ward, Mr, Jolty, Mr. J. Jesty, Mr. T.
H. Seunders,bir. E. Swinton, Mr. J. Senior, Mr. Lush,
Mr. T. A. Homer, Mr. Drake, Mr. W. Atkins, Mr. J.
C. Foot, Mr. Parham, Mr. J. Herding, Mr. J. 'f. Buser,
Mr. J. Damon, Dr. Aldridge, Mr. H. W. Hawkins,
Mr. Ernest Homer, he.
The following new plumber* were elected—Mr. W.
Fool, of Castle Rill, on the motion of Mr. E. Swinton,
seconded by Mr. Senior; Mr. J. July, on the motion
of Mr. H. Taylor, seeonded by Mr. Whittle ; and Mr.
W. Ward, ON the motion Of Mr. 11. Taylor, ascended by
Mr. Jest,.
Printed capita of Mr. Slime's analyses of 14 manual
for the club were distributed, and it was neared to
sends number of copies to sea of the other Farmers'
Clubs in the county, vie., Winfrith, MUborne, Bland
-
ford, and Melplaish, sums of which have before had
analyses made and eommonleated the results to this

*kb.
A latter had been received by the President from
Meier& Spooner and Smiley, respecting the malt of the
analysis of their Dissolved Bones, and there was an
animated discussion first whether it should be read, sad
met as to ill pablireMoo. Some said—the letter having
been addressed to th• Chairman sad members, it is
only °cartoons to road it ; others were for postponing
It till neat month, when other manure manulaiitaren
might aim have • shams of enplansAion ; and DOM
acids favoured rejesting all letters on the sitbiest and
sesedlag by Mr. Sibme's analysis. Ultimately it was
decided to reed Mr. Spoomerb Miler at a.es, and bike
WV 9461sUrdedgiesitria wn mat. Mx. Spoors':
b•Orm i Ala Bear. added • few words
e
ea trs mama so** it Medidalb I" avisiped that
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

NATAL ACCIDENT TO A DOCTOR.

Aril affair ham taken plum nem Nantiatoo, in
Warwickshire. Dr. Baton, • medical Men of some
standing, having been to visit • patient sia mile. off
that plate on Friday night, set off to return it about
ton o'olook, and was found the next morning sitting on
the side of the road by his horse and trap, in a dying
state. He had evidently misted his road, sod sowing
to • water.coaise had been thrown out, his clothes
being saturated and stiff with frost. Briully was
administered, and be was taken home, but died soon
after his arrival.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN&
W IDOW WELCH'S PILLS,
(sArAnlAr'e oatninAl.,)
Bo long and justly celebrated for thar posuliar virtues,
Ira strongly reoommended to ths settee of every lady
(baying obtained ths sanation and approbation of most
gentlemen of the Medical Prefseskia). as a .if. and
valuable medicine in affestaally removing sistruetkem,
and relieving other inersavenisoess to whist' the female
trams is iiltg.. especially Gloss wideli at an early period
of life frequently arise from want al exorcise and
general debility of its system; they weans an appetite,
correct indigestion, remove giddies= and wrivous bead.
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
elsortoess of breath, and palpitation of tile heart; being
perfectly innoeent they may be used with safety in all
seasons and climates.

II to noesesary. owing to the numerous Imitation& to
warn the peddle that Siatutunes is the 0.A7 original
✓ecalpt, aad has been prepared by the X.. family
over eighty years. Parehmers should see %bat wish
box is wrapped in whits paper, sad the name, "0.
gßaagi.ay." Is unpaved *a the fisivembrametainp.
Bad wholowle sad p. 1.11 by J. Urea 160,
Oxferdidwart, Lando., and by ell vendors
tbroughout tie eountry, In boxes, pries la. 94. sash
or by poet for 311 widow' Aunts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

NOT A BAD IDEA.
AN !MOD' FMK • "IlilD•13P" WM
Frost I igara.

I was 'lowa on my lu. Ir. or my Inek was down on me.
width wa. It, I wonder' Ptrhate both; at any rate I tem In
a nit. Front that )tin may think lb at I wan last. Al.. 'I had
tiot the chance.

FUl:ilt-41--ily—t—tro year. my become hail been of the most pre-
cerium. ammeter. I hail tried well-nigh everything.
Os.ce I hot been tried myelf—thai, though, was quite
owing to • litigate, I assure you ; and the three month. I had
I did not ilegrves But thl• is by the way.
For one WhOhl month I lived upon stamped envelope., sent,
to an addreast I had hired, by thow of the public—and there
were many .orb—who desired lobe "immediately Initiated.
—to quote my advertisement -"into an may and gentlemanly
way of earning till per week." I might have been living upon
those stamped GTVIIhIpaI now—for their flow was as perennial
a. the ocean*. tide—but for the miserly avarice ei one of me
correspondent., who came down personally to look for ils
stamped envi lope. and beat me mverely with a thick gbh
when I arrived at nightfall, as usual to bitch my lettem,havlng
waited for me all day long In the passage without breaking his
fast But he nearly broke my Mica, the beast
A. lie also slide to the ToltyropA on the eublect, • further
insertion of my advertinnent was union.
I %maths widowed lather of an only algid, too, "who haring
NI her front the ravage. of England's cures would on reosipt
of It gentle,- ILO., But people took to calling to see in.
in in) is luuMeti paternal rapacity ;Sod, thortruv.., on• agri-
cultural 11111‘1—.1o, like all the rest of the stamp-sanders,
rem ii eat, in retutti for his "queen's beada,"• receipt for pro-
. perly mixing rum and milk—put It into his clergyman's hands
who WOW to bcotrand Tarn, and I wu soon glad to shift my
quarters.
But I could it pages telling you of the skate to which I
have been reduced to men anhoneat penny.
This one fact though, will speak volumrs—l have sunk so
low a. to aell coals on commis...ion.

Or, rather, to try to sell them. After a week of that, I pea
EL up, and abandoned myself to my into.
I had but threepence left.
Twopence halfpenny of thit I rewired to spend in fortifying
U.. inner man. The ultimate half-penny should germ to per
me on to Waterloo lit lags. And Went--
keno In the Waterloo Brldge.roed,near the Victoria theatre,
that I made up my mind.
I turned tato a cheap coffee-shop, and called fore pint of
the atrongest Mocha. angling sardonically, the pea.), hotel-
maiden brought it, and, Id • paroxyam of prothgallty, I flung
the Yid fiercely on the table.
Then I quelled my bitter draught. and began to rend my
table.clollb lit an abstracted manner, for an old copy of the
1. Dail • Telegraph" serval the purpom of the ordinary white
dawank of cielliodion.
B.umning It. cup-ringed dirty columns Ilotimaly, I CMOS gee-
randy upon a paragraph headed thus :
FINITUIA 114:1111CUIPTIOIll Ii AID
.01 THU WLfll Of NU 111171111 T Til
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The " Mark• Lane Express" of to-night says—The
week has been severely cold and foggy. The soil has
again been hardened, and we fear that some root pits
only slightly covered, will have suffered. The general
dryness of vegetation, however. has prevented mu- 1
chief to the growing corn. Bat, should fluctuation,
prevail. the potato° crop will be still further reduced.
The wheat trade has been anything but active, and
the utmost advance is only paitial to the extent of
One Shilling per quarter. The same state of thinks
is reported in France. New York and Dante.) have
got up about a shilling, but both markets appear to
fig. Hungary seems checkmated by Ifer own late
rise. Spain makes no further barium, and only
quotes late rates. As to wheat value, the damp
of our foggy atmosphere should keep these to
amp cif corn on the alert, left it lose In
sp.litl:4.. It is evident we are getting out of bounds,
may have to pay the penalty. Farmers in Ger.
mavy esa now do little more than thresh their corn.
ri,vr year opens we do not anticipate change.
it. bait,. the Ascii. the Danube, and American
'MOM be shut, but they may open in time to

Wiwi Weo44
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

MIL HAMPDEN APOLOGETIC.

Mr. John Hampden on Tuesdsy, mimed at the
Oenteal Criminal Court to take his trial on • charge of
writing post-cud libels on the editor of the Field. Mr.
Hampden, it is woll known, believes that the world is
Hat. and became the editor of the paper in question
moved the contrary, he took to abasing him. Mr.
Rumpdien pleaded guilty, sad haring made • very
ample apology, he wee, with the raiment of the pro-
secution, discharged, on finding sureties to come up
for judgment when nailed upon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

SIR CHARLES DILIiES CALUMNIES AGAINST

THE QUEEN

Mr. W. T. Manning, an )flicer in the Queen's house-
hold, gives • direct oontradiction to tie statement
made by the ton. member for Chelsea ooncerning the
payment of income-tax by her Maj. sty. Sir U. bilk.,
it will be reinemhered, said be had reason to believe'
that, though the QI,O/1 bed pr noised Mr IL Peel that
she would pa the income-tax if that impost were
ed vied, the promise had never b,. n kept. Mr. W. T.
Manning now •sys, addresiing the author of this injuri-
ous assertion—" Au inquiry in the proper quarter
would have satisded you that there was no foundation
for your statement. I have better 'reason to believe'
that tbepromisJ to which you have referred has been
fattlifelly kept to the present time.' This declaration
did not satidy Sir Charles Dilke, for he wrote beak,
and ventured to justify himself as follows :—"ln 183,
the Finanicial Association, under the presidency of Mr
Robertigio Gladstone, matisded thematic°, that her
llsjsty did not pay ineome-taz." Mr. W. T. Manning
contents himself, in reply, with stating that Mr.
Robertson Gladstone and tho Financial Assoclati,l are
is error.

BINAKFART.—EPPNIS COCOA—GRATZTUL AND COY
PATING.—" By • thorough knowledge of the natural
which govern the operations of digestion and
tio and by • careful applioation of the toe ro-
ec of well-selected oocoa, Mr. Epps hu provided
bretkfut tables with • delicately flavored bever
*bleb may sees us many heavy doctors' bills."—
' Service Gaulle.
simply • ith boiling water or milk. &eh
labetind—Jawas iirre and Co., Homeopathie
MIN Las. Also mairen of Htipec C.4lloiala a
this amiss Imams.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

THE ELECTIONS.

There am i sharp election oontest at Plymouth
oa Wednesday for Sir It. P. Collier's seat. Mr. Bates
(IFL:grse returned by 1,753 votes, Mr. Rooker (L.)
LblL
On ilmtarday the polling for Uover took place, when
Mr. Joni (L) the newly•appo.inted Solieitor-General,
=1,231 votes, ant Mr Barnett Barnett (C.), 1,173 ;
majority 08. The Conservative roughs ex-
pressed their sense of defeat by bleaking the windows
of several among the SolieitorGeneras supporters, by
&Masking the band which was to play in honour of
his Mabry, and by breaking the drums.

THE ILLNESS OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
BegWain' with a whitlow on the finger, on Thursday
II was announced the Prince of Wales woe suffering
from tyboid fever. The daily report.' since have been
favourable. They show, however, that the attack has
been severe, but happily free from oomplioations, and
the Princes strength continues good. The Daily
Telegraph sera our instant hope to-day ia, of (tours*,
that the Heir-Apparent may pas. safely and quickly
*mash his malady. But the aeoond feeling in the
bean of the °wintry is this— that when he realises in
'movable/lam the immense anxiety of his Mother's
enbjesto daring this interval, with the added cares of
SW Sovereign Lady herself, and sees, on recovering,
his own position in the new light of that anilety and
those Mat, he will put aside whatever in old days has
given cattall for disappoiatment, and will with all his
might work for the love and respect of Ms future
floto-nten.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

MOORE BROTHERS MA*

Yea PazpAniaNT AT MERCHANTS' PRICES.

I MIL% '--1100KE BWITIIERS respectfully io.imate
1. that they supply remilies direct, who are
willing to pay NM, at If erchwitd poem Orders valo t 3
carriage Feld. The follou ing ate evecially recoimuenic.
NEW SEASON'S TEAS

Moore Brother, lie,t Screatitn' Tea
Mr Ur ilicrs'lk,t Family Tea
Itipe, full, II lir,. healt with
riiont Pak Lin, or K>wte .f.• 11,1 • ,
roll of Oay.,iir, choa, rich quality, asal in ice-I prelcr
many to the bighcet clan. of houcliong.
Vinod Souchong Tea 3O Oa per lb
This trill be found particularly one, rich, and choice quality;
highly recernmentlett
ST One Penny per lb deduction on 461 b it its and 1011 i Lapp
of any kind of Tea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

BUSINESS PEOPLE'S IKILIDAYS AT
WEYMOUTH.

The Mayor (Jae. Robertson, Req.), last week received
the following memorial :

" T 3 the Wonhlpful the Mayer.
the undenigned, merchants and tradesmen of
the borough of We) mouth and Holcombe Regis, wishing to
take into oanaidersUon the qi.estion of the hours of employ-
ment of the amistiltits In this town, respectfully ask you to call
a public meeting in the Town-hall at as early a period as cow
venient. Two questionc present themselves for consideration
—Lt. The desirability of the entire suspension of nosh's.. on
Um days known am tbe Bank Holidays, and further, the neces-
sity el coming to some underMonding by which all parties may
agree to elms their respective establishments ate certain hour
during the winter months.
Weymouth, 18th November, lull."
Mimed by 38 of the principal tradesmen.)
La eampliattee with the above requisition the Mayer
waled the meetieg for Wednesday sweating at 7 °Week,
sad there wee a large sod most re.p.sbi. &Headmen,
inetadies Hr. T. H. Groves, Mr. trlpps. Hz. Hayter.
Mr. Jae. Reesei4 Mr. H. Roma. Mr. A.• Dennis. Kr,
Spasiise. Mr. eet. lb. 0 Ur. Lasalle. Malt
lAEA* Igga Hawn. Ifit. Mx. J. al
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28

THE IRON TRADE.

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We are informed as as illustration of the great
ismaand los minerals, that the Leicestershire Ironetone
sad Smelting Company (Limited), hare received offers
for the whole production of their pig lion for the neat
two yesra Tim shares are to 1 prem.
The Slims List of the Leicestershire Ironstone and
Smelting Company (Limited) will aloes on Tuselay, the
28th inst., for London, and on Thursday. the 30th
lest, for the country.

WIMBORNE.
PosV2OIIIIIIIIIT OF nil 'WILL VlatT.—Ntioh regrvt
La felt in the towa that WILLI. the Prince of Wales IA
M, Lod that, in owisequenee, he will be unable to
✓t
011464 as arranged nes; week. On Wednesdey
nighto trial was made of the magnesium
Ma=huiting the Minster, and the elfeet was brilliant.
The townsfolk have been busy in prepering auitaiga
detentions, beyond what was undertaken by the mak-
laittee.

SWAN AGE.
MUSIC AND RIADINGS.—don• amusing and integrat-
ing readlap with mule took plata lest week in the
British gohoolroom, under the &motion of the master,
Mr. W. C. Purty, aided by several kind friends sod
the ettildren'g sol-fa musio slags. There waa • good
attendance.
New Cenvel..—The " Evangolistie" Christians have
anstmeneed the erection of a 'Wel in the centre a
lige to and. is is esti, have outlasted about £5OO
towards Gamut. The members are prinaipialy parsons
who have sepersta from the ladependents in the town.
Their pastor is the liev. Timms &swill., late emigre-
grakesalist minister at Swans's, and aa • local mission.
iffy Mr. Pointer is ampiorti•