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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

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e Third claw from all stations between Weymouth and
Trowbridge Inclusive, to all stations between Rr.dlng and
London. f Train. leave Weymouth (Sundays excepted) at
10.30 a.m., and t 35 p.m., arriving at Dombenter at 10.50, and
5.0. g Will stop here on Fridays, and on other days when
required to take up passengers for Cblppenhani and stations
beyond.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

DORCHESTER.

DOSCBUTEII viraL AfISO,OIaTION. Unexpected
gamest has atten led the practises of this sasoeisiina,
under the oanduotorship of Mr. Soyton Smith. The
number of members is eonstantly increasing, and it
has been fount necessary to tt x Wednesday next as
the laat day for Ateeiving new m.mhery for the
present swipe ; so that ell who are imagism' will do well
to rive is their name' to the hon. see., (1(r. H. W.
Hodges), by that time. We understand thst it is in
oontemplation to have an additional prestige on
another evening weekly, when thoee who feel that
they need it, may meet and receive instruction
in their parts, which it would be inconvenient to
gine when the genera/ body ia assembled.
Tax WIATEIII. —Tee following is our meteorological
report for the week ending Sunday:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

81IEBORNE.

SUDDIIt DlATlL—lirs. Davis, wife of the proprietor
Of the Lutelope Hotel, on Thursday was at breaktau
eating an egg, when ahe swooned and felL She rid
not speak, and death was instantaneous. An ingne.t
was held on the body on Thuniday, and a verdict mai
returned "That the demand died by the visitation ef
God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

E. T. SUDDEN,

TAILOR AND HABIT MAKER,
sgusag. WHIBORNE,

INTITIB • ION TO Hie

ANGOLA TROUSERS, at 12a. 6d., Its., 164., and 161.
WAISTCOATS, 71. 6d., 9c 6d., 104. 6d., ka.
PEA JACKETS, 215., 25d., 31c. 6d.,with Viavid Collars
PEA JACKETS, for Boys, 15c. 20e., 256., 306., with

Velvet Collars.
OVERCOATS, 21A, 25A, 3IA 6d.
Made to order anal correct is Style mut Ai.
THE NEW ALPINE HAT,
For Boys, Yoathe, and Mos. at 3‘ 6d., fa. sad is. 6d.
oorrinua 111 ALL ITS 111AZIONSIL

KAYS'S WORSDBLUS PILLS.
rrtHS STOMACH is the great Supplier of all
1 the wants of our system. Its object is to repair
the wear and tear of life. It disordered, its function
seams, which is followed by Indiametion, Headache,
Lowness of Spirits, Malarial°ly, and in some came In-
sanity. K art's WONAUILL'e PILLS are the best possible
Medicine for all the disorders of this organ. They
slesees it, whilst by their tonic power they give it 511,
metier.
8"14 hr allQietatitts and other Deakin in Patent
liddistosi. at Is. ltd. 2s. Se, and es. dd. Wholessie
D• APdti Isaidieso;t London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

CATTLE NA.RK ETE

Biumot, Thursday.—We had no average supply of beef at
our market to-ds‘, mut though trade was dull, all on offer
changed bomb. he.t descriptions selling at limn 665. to 70s. per
OK., and secondary and infetior at from 60% t.. 6 a We but
a large supply of mutton, but It met with • sb.w, dragglog
sale, and holders had to submit to a alight rnitiction, beet
slithers selling itbid., and In only • few eases was
realised. while ewes and inferior siwts sold at about ed. per lb
Lamb is selling at lc per lb. The market waswelt supplied
with store cattle, but the demmul was anything but large, pr-
hilly owing to the time pod now being between the mesons ;
the animal. still keep very .lest. Of milch cows we had a full
. .

show. ion trade was. very quiet, and prices anything hut firm.
We had a moderate supply of pig'., with • more active trade,
and improved tone In pricy'', bacon pip realising Ils per wore,
and porkers from II a 3d. to It.. Od. There was a more actice
trade In horse", and a gutsl number changed hands.
MITIOroLerAN, Thur.lay. The mttle trade was without
material change to-day, but the supply of bout' was quite equal
to the demand The general quality .4 the stock was good,
both home fed and foreign animals laving come to hand in fair
condition. Owing to the cold weather, butchers "bowed no
little dispceition to march...* through the deed most market,
to which fact was owing the comparative &dinar of the trade
here. Beet Scots and Crows sold at •• 10.1. ol Si. per lillb.
With sheep the market wee moderately supplied, but the
demand did not rule very 'alive, comp 4 for choice Downs,
which commanded the rates of Monday last—my Se, 54.1. to
Md. for I,llllfe wethere in the wool. Prime anal calves
sere unaltered in vnille.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

DENTS TURRET CLOCK.

THE attention of public bodied, gentlemen
and others, is respectfully requested to the im-
provemente made in the constreetion of clacks suitable
for stables, churches and other large buildings, by the
lata E. J. and F. Dent, slack and chronometer makers
to the Queen and the late Prince Consort, and maken.
of the great clock for the Rouse of Parliament, ke.,
turret clock with oompensation pendulum, adjusted for
variations of Wesperetere to working the hands of dial,
of any gee, from 1 foot to 30 feet in diameter.
DOT, 61, Strand, adjoining Coatlg. Sank, awl 94 earl
35. go rg EzebUtP, Lon4an.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

iarliamrnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAT. —Tot ?COP 11110111,111100 Bill was mad a
lint time.
Lord (Marmara, and Lord ROMILLT moved for returns
&sung to the leas of eccimiastleal officers and ecclesiastical
molds. Agreed to.
Ti mime. The Peace Preservation (Ireland) Hill was read
PfMl4l time.
Tut masc. Lord Ctscaicaana, on the ntotion to go into
cominittoe on the !rob Pcace Bill, criticised the ortranWition
of the oinstabillary,
Lord Durnime defended the present constitution 4 the
force. +MA he remarked had lately been improved by the
addition of detectives. .

Th. bin was then ploserd thr.niaii committee, and, the
',yawing "niers being suspended, was read a third limn mid
palsied-
rams's. - iAItD CLAXItICARMI °Maloof' a first resding for th,
Bankrlll.frylaw Anendment (Ireland) Bill.
. .

• Partial/AT. The House met_ I rder that the ky.l assent
weight he even hy connalvdon to the Pesoc Preservation
(Ireland) IR 11, but the alum pursued by the Celeillßono n Friday
et ening provided ti. being done, and they adJournol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

JERKY.

lIITS/AoelresT TO S YID'S-- IC •JeSSIT.—The States of
Jerery, on Friday, after a long and animated discussion
on the bill brought in by Kr. Admole Vickery for the
abolition of imprisooment for debt, agreed to the
preamlde of the bill. There wee, boweeer, sunanizeoui
feeling that some mesauree of a present's:mazy mature
should be taken to preveot abuse of the law by aisboneat
debtor.; and it was agreed that some stringent classes
should be prepared to 111100 t snob eases. Judge Lerrier,
in supporting the principle, alluded to the •sst number
of persons, both French and English, who, it vu wer
known, had "left their eountry for their constr7‘
good," and taken up their rat:knot in Jersey. Olen
they carried on the sires dishonest practices as had kd
to their precipitate eight. The bill was referred to h
sonemittee for tbe purpose of being amended in the lOW
mentioned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

WI M BORNE.

011 di that the Pri.r.:te"--;n it ' ' in.cou of Wales intend
paving a •isit to Cenford ,t.crtly
THUM will be • grand Temperan lan in connection
with the lkineet County Associatio,,, at CAnford Park,
on the 2flth June.

A EOCAL Hitvirw, in which the Wlinhorne, Poole,
and Blanofonl ft,tle Corp are to tek piri. orgarneed
for Easter Monday, to take place at Kingston Laoey
Park.

_
Tffi Catholic oongregation worshipping at the
Convent of Our Lady a Oulowa. at SLapo Hill, sa
=bed Parliament in favour of religious and
dnatiooal education.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

R CAMBRIDGE & C 0..,
(LAYS W. C. CANIIIIIDOZ)
CELEBRATED PATENT PRIZE COMBINED
TINE AND CHAIN HARROW
Received the lst Pries at
six consecutive Agrisul-
tarsi Shows, when first In.
troduced in August and
, Tiergthelt; beer..LmlB63 Also
ended at the
" 7 1 I Koval Agricultural Mit•
' eisty's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prises wen
offered for Chain Harrows.
As • Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, Rubbing
Down Munro, Ficratcbing
up Moss, kra, it ie un-
rivalled.
It does its work better
and relieves itself sa well
es the ordinary Chain
Harrow when collecting
Couch or Twitch Drama
It is also used for working
down Land that has been
Ploughed in with Yarns
Yard Manure,
_making a
first-rats Seed Bed without
disturbing the Manure, and
6 ia invaluable for healing
Peed or Grain, leaving •
firm fine tilth, as saanot he obtained with any other
Implement.
DILIVIIIIND 1515 TO AZT STATION.
Catalogues with Prices, ha., on application.
ST.PHILIP'S IRON WORKS. BRISTOL.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

FIX) SERVE tbia SEASON
I. at FRIARY MILLS, DOS-
•• £1 mob, 2s. 6d. the
Groom,
AMMER'S GLORY,"
Tho property of Mr. Marano. '• Farmer's Glory" is
17 head. lash, • [York Brown ; for pedigree, symmetry,
and aa • good-worker, be is not to be surpassed in the
Comity. He is the tire of the mit belonging to Mr.
MAYO, of Poswell, which won the first prise at the
show of the Dorteester Agrio &oral Saeloty

emast.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

Will BORNI

AOCIDINT.—A lad, the sow of Mr. Roberts. blo,
smith, of Wimborne, was thrown from a horit, .tt
rather eeveraly injured, on Tends,.
ContlMT. A grand concert, conducted by k
Whitehead Smith, is announced to take place at t;
Coto Exchange, on Baiter Tuesday, April Ilita
IT is stated that Sir Ivor Onset bee urita../
Hamilton-house, London. whir& belonged to the :ce
Duke of Beaufort; and there is a rumour in
that the eoormous iron works and collieries knovc o
Powlaia Iron Works, are offered for sale by Sr
Guest, the proprietor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

BEAMINSTER.

I. but a abort time sine. the ermine
of our townsman, Mr. E. Coombs, stationer. ern
visited by • serious Are. Oa Thursday last an copious'
of gas occurred in the mate house, while Mr. Newman,
plumber, wee inspecting the burners, or some part
connected tbwrewith. The gas mast have ..coped, sof
it ignited with a loud report, severely damaging the
premises and injuring Mr. Newman and the servant.
Mrs. Coombs herself bad • narrow escape.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

DOILSET Burr Ea.

ItEYNOLDS, SONS, AND Co.,
cock•lsne. Oil'4par-street, City, London,
Are in w•nt of DORSET RUTTER. eent on weekly.
sr The highest Market Price, with Cash, will be
returned every flatorday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

WAREHAM.

Afit. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
Instructions from Mr. WALTER 8011111114, who
is retiring from the Furnishing Trade, to BELL by
AUCTION, at Downy 1400sI, NORTLISTIBIT,
, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL. 1870, about
HE Los o 1 HOUSEHOLD GOODS and FURNITURE,
HALF-POCKET of HOPS, and. WAGONNETTE.
Salo at Two o'clock In the attornoon.

DAKERHAY, Aqua

--•
MR. lIANNEN is favoured with instruc-
tion. to BEI,I. by AUCTION, on FRIDAY.
the 13th of MAY, Is7o, at the OOMPASBZB INN,
Lb. following VREn.HOLD PROPERTY :
Lot I.—A COITAGE and GARDEN, in the °new
patina of Hannah Gray, numbered 58 on the Dainerhun
Tythe Map, and enntaming two perches, more or lees.
Lot 2 —A L'OITAGE xnd GARDEN, oocapied by
Rachel White, and numbered 31 op the said Map,
and containing 20 perebet.

.
The above properties Intl be gold by order of the
Poor Law Commissioners, sod 111lbject to such wadi•
tioos as will be produced at the tulle of sale,
For further particulars, &Poly to li.oors. Davey Lad
Ihrrey, Solicitors, Fordingbiidge and Itnigwood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

HUNGERFORD. HYDE. NEmt
FORDINGBRIDGE.

MR. HANNEN is favoured with instruotious
to SELL by AUCTION, ow TUESDAY, the
Nth of APRIL. 1070, at the ROYAL OAK Ire, Otingt.gy,
at mix o'clock in the evening, by order of the flaeootnra
Si the lete lire. SAILAH READ. -The uodenneittioned
LEASEHOLD PROPER TY : A OOTTAGE, with
pretty Garden and Prebend. late jo the occupotion of
lire. READ. end another COTTAGE and piece of LAND
adjoining. a:empird by rilowAs Minas. held under
the Lord of the Manor of Rriekton for three lives, aged
54. ra, and 43; quit lent, 3a.
Vor farther particular, aoply to Messrs. DAVY ani
AT, Solicitors, Fordingbridge and Ringwood.

ANNUAL SALE OF 0 tlf TIMBER ON THE ST.
CILF-9' ESTATE.
NER. FIANNEN is favoured with instructions
from the Right Hon. the EARL of NRAFTZSBORT, to SIMI. by AUCTION. on MONDAY, the Ha of APRIL. tail), at HORTON Ins. it Tines o'clock,-
410 FINE OtK TREES AND SA PLINGA,
viz . 30n stooling nest Horton, and lii near Fording-
bridge.
Particulars will b. in amiantus., and may he obtained
at th. st. (Mee, end of the Aocrtelezik at
vartinghridee ; ani of Mr. ern soaps, the Woodman,
it waadkada, oho viii sbow the Tienher.
Many of the trees are eery Isr. endworth, the
untie. of gentlemen is the Tiselat usu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

LYME REG Ta

Flu—On tisearcie-y a eieeitiocre are happened at
Hay—premiwe rented by mr. T. Jerrard—wisieh eon
mimed • rick of hay weighing over seven tons Lad worl.
upward. of £3O, • large linhay, and with it • hen and,
brood of chickens, besides other articles. The firs blril
SOON hour., and fortunate it was that it happened.:
the day time, for bad it osectirred at night some ..sri
seetild sure to have perished also. The origin of tt,t,,
is unknown, but it is supposed to be the work iz
incendiary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

BRIDPORT,

Stamo,a were preached OD timidity OD behalf nf
Church Missionary Society, by the it... C. boa%
rector of Flemington, Somerset. The ofhrto-y in IL,
morning was £4 Ts. fled., end in the emu{
Lf 12. i. 71d.
BOIIOI7OR POLICE, Saturday; —Before S. W. Whegin
Fol.—John Blackwood was charged for the ninth tit.,
with keying his wife and family chargeable to ut
Br,dport union. He was sentenced to ail C. eki hhr!
labour. .

BRIDPORT RAILWAY CO .--The half.year:y
meeting was held on Wednesday last, when . dielarri
at the rate of 6 per cont. per nom= w.. denoted
the preference sh.ree, and a dividend—the first In t..
history of the oompeny--of la. 6d. per share it
ordinary sb.res. Evidently the prospects of the cm
pony are brightening. Messrs. Leggin and Swatrp;g,
were re-elected directors, and Mr. J. Williams we.
appointed auditor. The importance of improved
manication between Bridport and Pools, and ice
n..s..tisfaeter7 train arrangements at the M.iden Neet<c
Junction wtre .snia spoken of, and better
this regard .re anticipated.
Ittar.a Coarn.—Colooel Menial in.pected the BrC.
, port pompon Tuesday afternoon, and in the ere ,mr
there was a diaper at the Town•hal, Mr. S.:, n. et at
King of Prussia hotel, eateries. About 123 volunteer,
were present. Sir Molyneux Nepean, Bert., the op.
Min-oommandant, presided, supported by Lient..Coh,cel
Mensal, Lieutenant Good, Lieutenant Gundr),
Q.D.R.Y.C., Dr. Hay, Engirt Ewena, Mr. A. Good.
Captain Swain, 3rd D.V.A., and Dr. Soott, act
be Captain and Adjutant Barr.tr. Mr. J. M. P.
Montagu, Mr. N. M. Leggin, Major Templar, Mr. W.
H. Manley, Mr. W. Whether:li, Mr. W. n. turner. M•.
A. Tucker, Mr. Stephens, and Mr. C. Tock..r. Tt.-
u.ual loyal and complimentary Waste followed, and toe
ple.sant gathering seems calculated to coreoltd.te its
corps after its many changes of late in officers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

-
TO THE MENBIMA AND FRIRNDS OP LORD
POLTIIIIIORRN RUNT.

HAVING received a requisition numerously 1
.4..4 by members and Friends r.l Lem
Po'Limon, • Hunt, to call a meeting for the ph epo.e of
forming a Committee to take into considerauou the
wialt to present to Lord Poltimore some to
of the esteem and respect universally entertained for
the very courteous. sportsmanlike, and liberal manner
in which be has hunted the Cattistoak oountry for the
last ten year.,
I have therefore the pleasure. of requesting you to
*Wend a meeting for this Purpose ea SATURDAY the
9th of APRIL, it the tUltive Auk Domain%
44 Two o'elook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

Markets.

The eontinuance of cold weather has had the effect
of restricting btoinesa in moat department.,, awl very
little animation can be reported therefore in commercial
sinks.

The —cotton trade hu been rather inactive, and the
tendency of prioe• ban been downward.
As the public sales of Colonial Wool are fired to
commence on the 7th inst., there is very little Matinee,
in progress at present. The tone of the market, how-
ever, in good, and the tendency of prices, although
Dot very tleeided, is rather upward than downward.
In consequence of the told weather and the hack.
ward state of vegetation, there has been rather more
firmness in she trade for wheat, end in eome inAtanow
prioes hove improved to the extent of ls. per qr. As,
however, our importations continue ample, and the
stooks here are still large, millers have operated with
eaation, and no activity hu been apparent. With
' regard to the growing crops, opinions vary. The crop
I. certainly backward ; but it is thought that with •
few April showers and sunny day. a great eh.nge will
be rapidly effected. Whatever may be the result of the
wheat crop • large yield of fruit is looked soon AS
certain, for there ia less than the usual probability of
late frosts, now that the winter has been so protracted.
Last week's imonlot what was 503,188 •Irt., spin 4
415,215 cwt.; 195,989 sot. of barley, against 161.55ki
cwt.; 79.433 cwt. f oats, againat 113.672 ewt.; 2,813
east, of peas. against 6 090 cwt.; M. 956 cwt. of beans,
„mast 54,568 cot. ; 262.575 cwt. of Inlian corn, arainst
166,824 art.; and 111,425 cwt. of dour. against 51,518
cwt, last year. From September Ito the close of last
week, the imports Ann txports of cere.] produce into
and from the United King loin were as under

_
inoii-70. 1809.
Imports. Export... Imports. Export*.
cot. cot cwt. cat.
Wheat 16,068.3117 —150,81 ft .. 17.007,027 .. 13:4828
Homy . ...... 4.690,t74 .. 11.2.* .. 7,251.909 .. 89,706
Oa% .. . ...... 6. 704,017 .. 06.0(15 .. 3,74?.1155 ..
Pew 748.1314 .„, 9,981 .. 773.138 .. 0978
1.118.902 .. 1,22.5 .. 1.817.490 .. 9,814
._ ~ ... -.. .- . . .- . .. . _ . _ _

Indian Corn 12:.019.627 .. 12.676 .. MUM .. 731
flour ....... 3,000.794 .. 12,037 .. 2,310.817 .. 21,251
The following ant the a.erage prieet of Ermiglldt wheat. Ir.
ley and oat. in England end W.4n for Met week, compared
with the four 'siu yrs:—
187ce mea
0. 1800. 1968- 1967. 1866.
d. e. d. d. a d. I. d.
Wheel.. 42 5 .. 46 5 .. 72 10 .. 00 II .. 44 11
Barley .. 445 . 43 8 .. 49 3 .. 6 .. 369
°ate .... 21 2 .. 27 I .. .. 24 II .. 23 11
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

Per 81b to lollnk the ceaL

s. d. a. d. s. d. 6. d.
If. coati. bouts $ sto 3 S Pr 00 Si. 5 10
SoormJ quality... 4 0 to 4 6 Lrg. comas calve. 3 10 I. 4 10
Prime large eAfO 4 Bto4 10 Prime small
Pricer Soots. ke. 4 10 to 5 0 Loris hogs 4 01. & 4
lof cosine abeam $ oto 3 8 Neat tool. porkers • 510 6 8
9mood quality... 310 to 4 4 Sekag. colresorek 23 its 150
Prime warm mild 3_ oto 6 4 9r.014 str:pita,do 90 oto 260
lOTA.

1.;a;b,"7..ekt:t... 8.. air

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Basses . .... ........... .. 641 Brom
Strop and lambs . 6,am Sheep and lambs
Calves

Thursday.—ThsTe ass • larger supply of betas
to-dsy than at last Thursday's market, and the general quality
wa• prime. The boot (rade riled slots, at about Tuenla)'s
rates. The supply of sheep ran seasonably large, and the
mutton trade steady. Peres stationary. Calves were plentiful
but trade by no MOWN active. Prioe• a shade loner. A fair
supply of tel pigs, .4 %Inch • Ci 6•1111100 e.AMU.

Mere.ordtiras MIT. Thursday.—Notvrithstanding that the
supp,ies of both home kilkal and foreign most on saa here to-
re short, the trade ruled very mbar. and our quotations
were with difficulty maintained.
Per Abe. by the otronoo
Inferior bee— 3 oto 3 SI inferior mutton 11 8 „ 4 0
Waddling ditto S 4 „ S 8 tilddidur ditto 4 0 „ 4 2
Prime large do. 4 2 4 4 Prime ditto.. . 4 4 „ 4 8
Prime mall ditto 4 4 ..4 6 1 Large port ... 3 8,, 4 0
Val 4 6.4 0 1 Small ditto.... 4 8,, 5 4

Lomb. Ti. M. to tle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

Montt Condi! (gringo.'
TOMIDAY APRIL 5. Uffe•

Dorsetstirt.

Ti Speaker's levee on Saturday WU ilitNadel by
the Earl of Shaftesbury, Mr. Edwards, Mr Hartland
Burke, &.
lIIT A DMININTIATIVII BATTALION DONUT R. V.—
Wiroborne, 311 t Marsh, IWO. Battalion order—The
felkwiell aPnointoent will take place in the battalion
from this date : Qoarter-master Sergeant Frampton,
of the sth corgi, tab. Battalion Payminter Sergeant_
By order, °HA& Haagen, Captain And Adint.l2L
Lunge Sitasione.—Th.oe manor's oomoteoce to..ley,
when the *aunty business will be transaatad, embracing
the appointment of a oheirman of the court in
eonsequenee of the resignation of the Lord
Portman through ill-health. The trials of pris-
oners will take place wa Wedoesday. The following
Is tbecalendar at present :—Walter Pitcher, 15 I.hourer,
and William Ain.worth, 14 labourer, breaking and
entering the dwellinchouse of Elwin Little, and steal-
ing therein one gold watch, of the value of i:5, and one
gold brooch, of the value of 15.., his property, at
Child Okoford, on the 3r4 March, 1870 ; Joeeph Hawlea,
20, labourer, unlawfully assaulting, beating, wounding,
and ill-treating C. s .r t—
, ,____-- "mn.r., and thereby occasioning
actual bodi.y .artu, at Wool on the 18ih February,
1870 • Willie Micklebtugh 31, aav Creaser, and
Elisabeth Eery Ballard, 20, hawker, shoaling one silver
watch, the property of Alfred Mario, at Dorchester,
on the sth November, 1889 ; William Mieklebargb,
(Caine as above) and Elisabeth H a., Ballard fume Si
""e). resairing uf a eertain evil-diaposed person one gold
Albert chain ant one silver watch, ILI, property of
Theresa Rigga, well knowing the same to hare been
feloniously stolTo, a. Fordington, on the 17th February
~
William Scott, 14, labourer, stealing one of th
•
value of 6d., the property of William Ho., at Dor-
I PiPe.
chaster, on the End Marsh, 1870 ; Walter Line, S,
Labourer, sbealiog a pair of trunaers, of the value of
45., the property of Thomas Hyman, at Gassage Ali
,
Saint., also with obtaining by (alma pretences whipa
of
end • ran of the value of 12s. GI., ahe property
George Carter, at Tarrant Gunville ; Eli Evans„ 28
labourer. stealing • pair of trowsers, the property of
Thomas Gear, at Wamboook ; Jame Phillips, 32,
labourer,
stealing one half hundred weight of salt and
one bag, of the value of 21, the property
aiWI, Ili,,
be mat
Baker, at Here Eagle; Mary Elizabeth Binad 61. that
she a
she being the bailee of a terrain *battle to
convert the
7i-winger, , ~., . March,
same to her own sae at Weymouth on the Zdr3
veil
belonging
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1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

DORSET CHURCH ASSOCUTION.

On Thursday evening last, a feature in connection
with the Dorset Church association was 'wen at the
Ouildhall, Dorchester, by the Rey. G. W. Weldon,
IL A., Vicar of St. Seriones, Chelsea.
As our readers are aware, the object of the Chunks
Association is to maintain the Protestantiwo of the
Church of England as sot forth in the Prapa Book ;and
the lecture was well calculated to justify the position
than taken. It was entitled 'The Paiute of the thre•
Temples."
The Rey. C. W. Bingham, LA., presided, and on
the platform also were the lecturer, the Rec. E. W.
Pears, M.A., Secretary of the association, the Rey. H.
Motile. ILA., end the Rev. J. Miller. The attwattaaws
was rather limited. . _

Prayer was offered he the Rev. J. Miumt.
The Castaway, in opening the proewedingn, said he
felt that he owed some little apology to the friends of
the Church ANKNAAIIOO thet he had bean absent from
their last two or three meetings. He explained that
this arose from his inability to leave his parish early in
the week, awl Dt)i from any lakewarmness towards this
expellent institution. Flo was sits that from day to
day is one saw the difficulties of the times in whia we
lir., him ovii naiad wadi mars bed
.mor• amino ionnis '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

RITTER MARKET.

Damns, Thuniday. -The following were the current prime
at thia market to-day: -Milk batter, pur lb., la 2.1. to la. ad. ;
whey ditto. Hid, to to.

WOOL MARKETS.

LANDO!, Thundsy —The wool market continues vsry in-
animate, both beyere and seller, erelong the public aides s bleb
will commence on tbe 7th ,d April. A few tramectlons in
colonial wool have Wien place at full prices, but for Immediate
consumption only. As manufacturer" are lightly docked, a
steady demand is anticipated at the enauing auctions. (kind
qualities of English wool continue to be taken .41 slowly,
but inferior parcels are altogether neglected. The arrival. of
eolonial wool to date are or follow :--guilney, 17,577; Victoria,
64,734; Addeo's, 30,349; Rasa River, 1.150; Tasmania, ;
New Zetland. I.2'i Cape, 14.52%-Intel, 150,600 bake
Ilesiumito, Thursday: —The wool market, though ant quiet.
presents indications of a.n improvement Frio,. are about the
name ow hat week ; there is no further wiring way, although
the number of thows who am willing to accept the lowest
quotetiou obtaleable last Thursday is. perhaps incremed.
Lotinos, Fritisy. - During the pest week there liii been a
moderate business done in English wool. Tie price of many
classes of manufactured goods show too little tuargin to Induce
spionert to buy freely, but, at the isnot tows w hen wools are
wean:dweller, seem divested to inlet on full polo..: and every
day shows more clearly that stet, are very limited cum=
to pr•t tears. Current prime ..f Ens:la-Li wool -
b00th.... cot gets, Is. Id. to Is. hi; half-bred ditto. Is. 24.
10 Is. ltd.; Kevt fleeces, Is. 34. to Is. el.; fkiuthdoern ewes,
and wethcrs. Ir. Od. to Is. hi.; Lelowiter ditto, Is 2d. tot., &i.;
Sorts Clothing, 10d. hi ls. tki ; combing, to 84. mu lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05

SWANA(:E.

large sire; tic.i.l;OloTteing to Mr. Hunt, of
Dellingstou, we on saturday afternoon completely
destroyed by fire. Two persons are in custody, but,
wkether anything can be proved against thee, has not
tranopired. The rib was insured.
CHICKST CLUB. -A unerring of tho nemhers of the
I-le of Purbock Click, t club (Pretident the girl of
jehloul, ti&o been held at the Ship 11.,te1, F. Morrico.
Esq. (captain), In the chair. A comtuittre for the
ensuing year was chosen. The field his been drained,
sod other improvements are contemplated.
SODDEN DEATH.—On Wednesday hut, Mrs. Phippard,
widow of the late Thomas Pbippard, Ruj., of Wareham,
died soddenly at her residence, Cliff Cottage. The
deceased bad partaken of • hearty dinner, and appeared
in her usual health. On attempting to lie down die
felt very unwell, and died iiiimediat.l7.
SAD ACCIDPNT TilltOtala RIDINO Os SH•FTS.—On
Monday, the 28ch ult., • man named Snelling, was
returning from Wareham with • waggon laden with
goals. The unfortunate fellow was indulging M the too
frequent practice of riding on the shafts on attempt-
ing to get down ho missed his footing, fall under the
tbe wheels positing over his thighs, breaking
one, and amashing the other into comminuted frag-
ment.. Snelling is under the care of Dr. Delamotte,
and it is not yet known whether ainputation of the
limb will be necceriary to complete the mass recovery.