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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19

ODDFELLOWS' FETE AT MAIDEN NEWTON.

The Loyal Proepect bodes of the Independent Order
of O.:Whitacre, Ilancheater Unity, assisted by visiting
brethren, had • gala.day on Thus...day. In honour of
the oocasion, Sags spanned the streets of the town at
various place., whilst arclaut, composed of evergreens.
wets also greeted. Flags gaily floated in the brae"
and the church brlls ushered in the ful morning by
merry peals, which were continued at intervals through•
out the day. The weather was beautiful, althonsb en-
cessivrly warm. About IL o'clock preisrationa Isere
made for forming • procession in order to attend Divine
'orrice at the church, and the (kiofellows proceeded to
• held for that puipose. The preliminaries being
arrangel they I,ft the ground in the folkwing order :
_ Wardens, with drawn swords.
. .

Band a But Dorchesterlle Corps.
Warden carrying a band and heart
Brothers in I.oe.
Bonner of the Bad of Hope Lodge, Dorchecter.
Treasurer with woo-keys.
Conductor carrying a dove and olive branob.
Brethren from the Hand-in• Hand Ludo, Dorchester.
Brethren from the Greet Eastern Lodge, Bridport
Brethren from the Excelsior Lodge, Weymouth.
Benner.
Brethren of the Loyvl Prospect Lodge.
Dispensation.
Vies Urand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19

LONDON MARKETS.

(IRON OUR OWN RSPORTER.)

PT EXPRESS a SLIPOTRIC TEL6GRAPII
MAILL-LMOI, Monday, July 18. —At the
exeltainte to-day the attendance was large, but
transactions were more limited than last week.
In every description of grain more money was I
ask* owing no doubt to the moderate supply.
In some instances fully 2s. more was obtamed
for good home-grown wheat. Barley came nity
anantily to hand, and is. more was realised.
Oats were a tolerably good supply, and Is.
higher.—Price.: White wheat, 444 to 48.; red
ditto, 38e to 42s ; barley, 28s to 32s ; Gate,
les to Ile
MITLOPOUTAX Orrfta Monday,
July 18.—The market this inoming bore a very
active aspect, the attendance of graders and
saissmen being very large. Dealings in fat
Mack, however, were marked with greet preen-
don, owing to the intenee heat The general
tone of the market assumed an upward ten-
dency. Them was an excellent supply, tooth in
quality and quantity, of beet, both English and
foreign. Pnses for the best quality were again
a turn higher. There were nearly 30,000 bead
of sheep peened to-day, and in middling
qualities, an active trade was done, but no
apparent change took place. Good fat sheep
may be quoted at higher rates. Lamb sold well,
being in demand at an early hour &clearance soon
took plea. There was not much business trans-
acted in veal, and sales remained as last quoted.
Store pigs met • ready sale, but porkers were
a slower male, rates unchanged. —Prices : Beef,
prime, 4s 4d to 5s 6d ; Isecond quality, 30 IM to
; mutton, 4s 6d to 5s • lamb, 5i to 6e fid ;
veal, 4s to 5a ; pork, 3a Bd.to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19

DEATHS.

Judy 14, at Code Castle, Mr. Joseph Madden, from
Injuries received the same day at the Nordon clay
works, aged 63.
July 15, at Code Cutts, Mrs. Cover, widow of the
late J. Corer, Tag., aged 113.
July IS, at Code Castle. Jane, wife of Mr. Joseph
Luther, wheelwright, aged 53.
July 11, at West Howe, Mr. William Hippard,
aged 98. He was the father of 12 children, grand-
father of 45, and great grandfather of 22.
July 12, as Chideock, Mr. James Farwell, aged 73
years, mach lamented by his family.
July 11, at Shaftesbury, after a short but painful
p_lhass, Mr. John Jackson, late coach proprietor, aged
55 years.
July 11, al Fordiagtoe Hill, Franoia Ingram Goring',
oaly child of Mr. James Goringe, after a brief Maass,
aged 2 years 8 meths.
July 9, at Hipel College, London, after a log and
severe Mans, William. eldest sue of Kr. William
%alma% broad, of Piddletown, in his 27th year.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH AND PAINLESS
DENTISTRY.
Attendance at WEYMOUTH Daily Thursday and
Saturday excepted, at 107, St. Marywdreet.
DORCHMTER—at lir. HAZEL'S, High Weat-virse4,
every alternate Saturday—July 23, August t 20.
811ERBORNE—on alternate Thuredays--Jttly 25,
August IL 25.
BOURNEUQUTIII —at Mrs.OUBBINE. Griffis Hosea,
Commercial-road, every alienist. Thursday—July 21,
Angttat 4, 18.
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MR. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIST. IL R.C.S.,
9, 01110IVICROI•STILLET, GRoayeemliquivess.
Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
I RIM A RUBBER in he construction of ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, Doom and Palates.
A new, original, and invalusble Invention, consisting
In the adaptation, with the most ab-olute perfection and
MCCOMB, of prepared gum-coloured indilruMer a. a bees
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial seta may be made
with Hs vreatest facility in a very abort time. Only one
visit Is required to It them. it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by nsaine of a soft base
placed, white in • state if fusion. %stamen the teeth and
gums, which. upon b corning bard, post-rams the gust it
powerful self-mthe ion. The teeth ore also immovably
Ax-din 011 rockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One net will last for many years, ad on
any of 05 natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
Otos or from decay, they may be added to the India-
rubber piste in use with the greatest *sae end at very
trilling expanse. The acids of the mouth inert no
agency on the rhemloallv.prepared indiarubber, and (as
It is • nen-enntleetor) fluids of any temperature maw.
with thorouth comfort, he retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantres. of amen and taste being at the sane-
time wholly provided against by the pa:eller Manna of

its preparailou.
err Just PubHab, cries, is., Ephraim Merely ors
the • Teeth, and the be.t mesas of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Or...senor-street, W.

counanni:ations in relation to whatever de
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Coast, Express and
Agricultural Gazelle, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26

SUNDAY.

The morning Mr. Justice Ryles attended Divine
service at the Cathedral, accompanied by the Mayor
and Corporation. The aaaine sermon was preached by
the Sheriff's Chaplain. the Rev. H. H. Duke, of
Westbury. Mr. Justice Williame,who has been in-
disposed daring the essizs, did not attend.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26

(//s LA_e:eo.l.l

THE CONVICT 111.161 NY AT PORTLAND
PHISON.

The econvieta now continue quirk; dogging, bread sad
water, coupled with the knowledge that the =si.
officials are fully ;Kippered for any future out ,
a -ems to have folly convinced them of the folly ci
" kicking against the pricks." On duoday was the IM
day that the oonvione diet conented simply of breed and'
einem It wuexpeeted that this would canaegreasdiesseko
faction, audit wee notemeidered improbable that.. oat-
break would ensue on Mondey. Further precaution,
In addition to those detailed above were made, the
milt ay being pined in some of the quarries where the
novicts were at work. No outbreak however Wok
Plena, although SOW of the nen soneettreces new signs
of insubordiestioe.
The following is the new male of diet for all eciovisle
ample>. ed in public works: Sunday—Viva on. of Anse
for dinner, 28 on, of bread for the day. Monkey—
/Ire on. of mottos for dinner, and its own liqsor
flavrored with onions, and thickened with any brood
left from the previous day.—Tunday —One pint of soup,
made from ohm on of aids nf beef; four oes, of fresh
vegstebles ; two on of pearl barley, soup flavoured end
thickened an on Mondays. Wedneeday—Same diet as
on Monday, Thundav—One pound of net pudding.
Friday —Five on of beef, with a Pint at beef
devoured and thickened as on Tuesday. batarday-
134me diet as on Friday. During the week, 1 pint of
cocoa for breakfast, and 1 pint of gruel for rapper.
Each omelet bee also *erred out to bin every awake
28 on of white bread, whin be has to wake lost him
for the day. Each allowance of meat is weighed. siker
being cooked, and is fro, front bone. One Pound
of good potatoes is served to each man daily' fed dhoot.
except on Sundays.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN

NEWTON RAILWAY ii.ATISRi:

LI LOCK bags to inform his Friends and
1: . the Psl2io that ha is BELLING COALS at the
above 114ationa, at tins following PRICE, for CASH,
vi.:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26

Milltsbi U.

WILTS SUMMER ASSIZES.

The commission for holding the arises for this
county was opened in this city, on Friday afternoon,
by Mr. Justice Williams, wbo arrived from Win-
chester shortly after two o'clock. His lordship was
inet at the station by the High Sheriff (J. L. Phipps,
&pi. and other nounty officials, and was mooned
to the Courts by a strong body of the county 00D-
stabulary, under the direction of Superintendent
Matthews. Hiving opened the commission, the
learned judge attended Divine service at the Cathe-
dral, and in the evening his lordship and Mr. Justice
Byles dined with the bishop at the Palace. On
Saturday morninif the Courta were opened for
business at ten unlock, Mr. Justice Wtlliasus pre.
siding in the Copan Court. and Mr. Justice Byles
sitting at Nisi Priu• There were four special jury
cram entered, and the calendar contained the names
of 14 prisoners.
Frederick Webb was indicted for setting fire to •
barn and other buildings at Hoist., on the 15th May,
the property of Mr. T. E. Bennett. of Oars. --Mr.
Swayne fur the prosecution. —Guilty, sentence
deferred.

John DA., charged with stealing a quantity of
hay the property of W. It. N. Rowden, at Upton
Lovell, on the 20th June.—Acysitted.
Charles Jones, nine years of age, was indicted for
setting lire to two ricks of bay,tbe property of Reuben
Webb, at Wroughton, on 7th Jone.—Acquitted.
Wiliam Miming, indicted for stealing some
hooks and other articles. at Chippenhatn, on the 7th
July.—Mr. FL T. CAI prosecuted ; Mr. Edlin
defended. —Sentence to four years' penal servitude.
Charles Deacon was indicted for attempting to
set fire to the Warminster reformatory school, on
the 30th March last. —Mr. ltavenhill conducted the
prosecution.—Guilty.—Sentence deferred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

£l,OOO IN CASE OF DEATH.
Or an Allowasee of £6 pea Week while laid up
Injury awed by
ACCIDENT OF ANY KIND,
Whittier Walking, Riclion,Driving, Hunting. Shoothig,
Nana& or it Home, may be mewed by an Anneal
Payment of E 3 to tbe

RAILWAY PARM4INGERS' ASSURANCE COM-
PANY, 64, CoRNHILL, I ONDON,
MORE THAN 8,000 CLAIMS FOR
COMPENSATION
_

Have been Promptly and Liberally Paid.
For Particulars apply to tbe Clerks at any of the
Railway Stations, to the Local Agents, Sr at the OSees,
10, REGENT-STREET. and 84, CORN HILL.
Railway Passengers' Assuranae Company, Empowered
by special Act of Parhaniant. 1849.
WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Batik, Agent for Dorchester.
Agent for Weymouth,—Mr. S. Maine, Railway
Statics.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

HENRY WEBBER
(TOOOTOOOR TO .1011111 WINDER LID am)
ID 111 'X" 3311 L. I IC MI la -A.. I=l. 177 0 ,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR,
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.

KAMM MOMS IJPTS, ISM Allan, lIP.UALI SUMS, CONITIN SIIIPUREIS I CAPI —Ma aaadaratd• wing ill SNIT paaasm alai abeam inns a lardy sad avar-ral7ml 00001
BRITISH AND FORFAIN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. I. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
AB articles tho Mott Co& Partbsai t from Uto Protium, amok" molds( latimdiabt
Yr' prob..
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTrI, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Chews Fairs and JtazkMs attended in Wiltshire, Somersetaldre„
mad Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

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LOS' RLT II ATI, TSB PORTLAND PRAIU.

'Twee evening Just the happy hour
When whiskered Mrs were promenading;
Whet' love...ink swains at every boner
Their lady loves wery eerensdisg ;
When I beheld upon the scene
A beauteous maid—a obanning ;
And I Wag told this islemi seen
WU lovely KM. the Forto4 PearL

Her hair in glow ringlets fell
Alleged bee ashes:tee shoulders ;
Her sparkling eyes shot forth • knell
To all the heart. of her beholders.
Her fairy form, =jostle alien
Would gnbos the coronet a an ;
For the faired maid that e'er au area
Ii lovely Hate the Pertlend Fort

The Rower of health upon her brow
In blooming happiness reposes;
She's gone ! but no, I see her now,
Reclinuig 'neath an arch of roses.
One stolen glance I take, and then
I swear. as I my moustache
That rd be the tapped id men
With lovely Kate the Portland PearL
There ! I feel a little better after that. If you
could only know the state of my heart, Dick, I am
sure you would pity me. I fear I. am running a
wild game these; no matter, "whatever sky's above
me, here's a heart for every fate." Nil dosperandlos!
Dum Spiro, *per° Yoars, till next week,
PHIL FOGARTY.
To Dick Drowsy, Weymouth, Dorset,
29th November, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

BY EXPRESS et ELECTRIC TELEGRAPR.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MARK•LANE, MONDAY, DECEMBER IS.

The Exchange wee numerously attended by
millers and factors, but the spirit for speculation was
yeasting. The samples on offer were of good
quality generally, though there were moms very
inferior morn) of new wheat for disposal. The
supplies of home and foreign growth were rather
limited. It is not expected there will be any
activity in the Exchange before the turn of the rat
A fair steady sale took place in good sampler at
tally the currencies of last Monday, but for the ill-
conditioned wools titers warn very little dowsed, but
no reduction warn submitted to. A steady demand
for well-dried parcels of barley; semedary sorte
were also ealeable at the full rates of Monday lees;
but other descriptions were offered at low rates, and
purchased with cantioa—grinding qualities at rather
le" mousy. The supplies, coastwise and per mil,
were a full average. Some exteasive dealings took
an, in oats, and the trod. generally was brisk; no
quotable In proses took plans. We 1111•111
good supply of Scotch ode of the finest description,
which were held for an advance, but for these the
rates were =steered.
CLOSE OF THE MARKET.

Wheat of sil daeription azoeedingli fiat; rates
unaltered. Barley business slightly improved.
Oats, • brisk Ml.; rates unchanged.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. DEC. 5.

Operations were very brisk bare for about two
hours this morning. The supply of prime beef
continues so short that salesmen have little or no
choice, but to secure the first they can lay their
bands upon. Good Soota and Herefords realised
sa. 2d. to ss, 6d. per stone. The supply of
secondary sorts was more limited to-day than this
day iien'ii4lit,and for thaw trade showed an improve-
ment The business transacted in the mutton
market was not at all extensive, as the rates de-
manded checked oparations rirst-rate Downs and
half-bred. made fully from se. 2d. to Fs. Sd. per
atone. Sheep generally were in pretty rod
condition, and the returns showed about 23,800
bead on offer. The veal trade was very inactive,
though a clearance was effected for small neat calves
Small fat pigs were abort, and those on offer were
readily bought up at bat Monday's figures. B• 000
pie were a tarn cheaper.
11/UN T RAT SA. —Beef, (prime) sa. to a.. 6d.;
ditto, (secondary sorta) 4a. 6d. to 4s. 10d. ; inferior,
3a. 10d. to 4a. 4d. ; mutton, (prime Downs)
se. 2d. to se. bd. ; @wood quality, 41. ed. to 4a 10d. ;
veal, 4e. 4d. to 4a. 10d. and 5.. ; pork. 4s. 6d. to sa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

HUNTING APPOINTMENT.

The South Wilta Hounds--Wednesday, Gallows
Hill ; Friday, Southleigh—at 10.46
The Fast Dorset Hounds—Weduesday, Okeford
Fdapaine Pound; Friday, Stuhlumpton ; Monday,
December 12, Bulharrow—at 10.45
The Blaolimoor Vele Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this
day), Hinton Saint Mary ; Wednesday, elietnole
Village; Friday, Vim; Saturday, Batcombe
Lodge—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Winter.
borne Lodge; Friday, Combs; Saturday, From.)
St Quinton—at II
._. • .

Mr. Hadclyffe'a -IlOilnda—Thursday, Mrloombe—at
I I.
The Langport Harriers—Thursday, Cart Cats;
Saturday, Lyte's Cary—at 10.30.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Combe Sydenham ; Friday, Hollord—at 10.30.
Lord Portsmouth's Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Asbridge Moor, North Tawton ; Wednesday,
Hollow Tree, Chawleigh ; Friday, Sanwa*
Lodge, Castle ; Saturday, Portsmouth Arms
—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

DEATHS.

--.....
Oetober 9, at Berrie Canada, West Alperin, Mr.
Mows Hayter, third eon of the late Mr. Henry
Elayter. of Hilbury, Dorset, in his 70th year.
December 1, Susanna, the beloved wife of George
Chitty, Cann linue, Shaftesbury, solicitor, in her 64th
November 30, at Spiting Si. Nicholas, Mary, the
beloved wife of Robert Vinont. aged 79.
December 1, at the White Hart IGO, Swaney, Miss
Hannah !knead. avid 50 years.
November 30, at Slower Provost, Mr. Pasha Rake,
aged 86.
December 1, at Darweston, Ann, wife of Mr. James
Brown, aged 52.
November 25, at Forstoit Asylum, Mr. Janson, school.
inspler, aged 40 years.
November 22, at his residenoe, on the London-road,
near Salisbury, Mr. J. Hall, aged 73 years.
November 22. Emily Katherine, daughter of Mr.
Kenniagbam, of Salisbury, aged 12 menthe.
November 22, at Blandford, Mr. Percival Piks, late
signalsman on the Sonicrs-t and Dorset Railway, aged
28 years.
November 23, at Tarrant Mookton, William Poore,
aged 18 years.
November 18, at Iwerne Minster, Henry James, aged
47, after • short Shun, much rcypeetid.
November 25, at Porten, after a few days' Milne, Mr.
R•ibert decant, of Weymouth, pping agent to the
Weymouth and Channel islands' Stennboat Company.
aged 50.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

THI. lATIt atIaVIITOIL

Mr. Lowman applied for payment of three months'
salary due to him as compensation for sunimary
ds-
mi-ist. —Mr. Howard reinarked that when ho proposed
that the services of Lowman should be &Tensed with
he did not mean to deal harshly with him, and Idit would
now put a notice on the paper that Iwo months' Misty
should be given lihn.—The Town Clerk said this would
be a bad precedent, as the AM of Parliament sanctioned
the summary dismissal of a 11111,eyor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-06

DENTAL

RTIFICIAL

DORCHFATER—every altetnate Saturday at Mr.
HAZEL'S, High West-street, December 10, 24.
Attendance at WEYMOUT,H—Mondsys, Wcdneadays,
and Fridays, at 107, St. Mary-street.
HlDPORT—every alternate Satorday at Mr.
MUNFORD, Soath-street.—December 17, 31.
BOURNEIIIOIIM--el Gerris Howe,
Commercial-roed, every Turd.).
SHERBORNE—on alternate Thursdays Neember
15, 20.
AIR. EPHRAIM MCOLCYB,, SURGEON
9, OROSTICIOR-STRZET, 01010,1131011-SQUAII; and
14, GAT-STRUT, BATH.
Newly -invented and Patented •pplication
IN DI RUBBER in the construction of A RTlVlerit
TEKTII, Coins. and Falatea

A nev;, original, and invaluable Invention, consisting
in the adaptation, with the most absolute perfection and
suocero, of prepare.] gumooloured indixrubber as • bass
for artificial teeth. Entire or Forted seta may be in•de
with Dv vreatest facility in • very short tiine. Only one
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a Kit be.*
placed, while in • state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many lean, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the india-
robber plate in use with the greateet ease and at a very
trifling expense. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indianibber, and (as
it is • nomoonductor) fluids of any tempereture may,
with thorough comfort, he retained in the mouth, all
unplesiontnem of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
ts preparation.
Or Just Published, priee Is., Ephraim Moiety on
the " Teeth, and the best means of Supplying their
Deficiencieo." The Author, 0, Grosvenor-street, W.

All comniuninstions in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Ulitor of the Dorset County Erprees and
Agricultural Uautte, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DORCHESTER. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1864,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
fitLENPIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR lIS SUPERIORITY.
Sold by an 0 COMM ChabcPers. Osbais. km.
WOTHERSPOON k Co., Girsuow Aita Lams.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

Till RPgII TICITIMONIAL.

litir W. LYN reported that the mitninittee bad ap-
pealed to the piddle, aod it bed met with. most liberal
reepoose, LIMO being enllected in a very abort time.
They had entrusted to homes. Garrard the serration of
the work, which consisted of a piece of plate and two
Tame, emblematical of the Nile,

ItoNAN CATHOLIC ItINHITHIUL
Mr. DICKINSON moved that the visiting magistrates for
Taunton and Menton he requested to consider as to
whether, in their opinion, it would be desirable to adopt
the provisions of the Prison Ministers' Bill. Mr. KING
seconded to. motion, which earn negatived by 6 votes
to 13.
The Court rose at five o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

EPIPHANY QUARTER SESSION&

The county business connected with these Sessions
was transacted on Tuesday afternoon. There was •
full attoudance of magistrates, amongst whom were
the following :—Right Hon. Lord Portman, (chair.
man), J. Floyer, Esq., (deputy•chairman), the Right
Hon. the Earl of 8 ' haftesbury Captain Dawson
Darner, M.P., R. Gordon. J. J. Farquharson, J. H.
Calcraft, H. Frauipton. J. Goodden, J. C. Hansel,
C. W. Digby, M. S. Yeatman, C. J. Parke, H.
Williams, H. C. Goodden, H. N. Middleton R. H.
Bingham, J. Gundry, E. H. Smith, W. L donning,
.1. F. Fa'wawa, R. if. Eliot, B. P. Grundy, R. H.
0. Si:raffish', H. C. Michel, 0. W. Farrar, J.
blowleui W. L Adye, H. P. Cambridge, H.
William;, W. T. Cos, C. J. Hambrii, E. L.
Kinder,ley, R. P. Fetheretonhaugh, E. Saunders, R.
Thornton, and H. 8. Bower, Eeqra, the Reeds. J.
C. Glyn, J. T. Hinds, G. V. Garland, J. H.
Austin. C. W. Bingham, and IL T. Bower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

WOOL MARKETS.

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LOXDOX, Friday.—We have to report continued
inactivity in the demand for all kind• of homegrown
wool. Price., linwever, rule firm. Colonial and
foreiito parel. enminand but little attention, yet
there are no iellera in the private contract market at
lower rates.

tnroßD, Janusry ?.—Since the new year came io
• more cheerful 'cue ha. Prevailed in the wool market,
and prices hove had an upward tendency. To-day there
is a steady coneuroptive demand, chiefly for •leep.growo
wools, the isles being rather numerous than large.
Prices are decidedly the turn against the buyer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

BIRTH&

December 30, a Dumngton Boum, the wife of
George P. Moore. Iq.. of • son.
January 2. at the British Hotel, Perth, N. 8., Mrs.
11. W. Nilo, of a daughter.
January 2, at Wilton Hoed. Salisbury, tho wife of
Mr. Turner, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

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• -

ELEcrioN of • CORONER for the
HRIDPORT nod BEAMINSTER District of the
County of Doriet
THB /Amur, OF DORSET will proceed to the Election
of • Coroner for the District caned the Bridport and
Beaminster District of the County of Donet in the
room of &omit H&H‘Bill COST, Esquire, deceased, at
the County Court, to be held at BRIDIVIT, in the said
County, on WEDNESDAY ,the 20th day of JANUARY.
1864, at 12 o'clock at Doan of the same day, at which
time and place the Preenolders residing within the said
District are desired to attend.

Dated this 9th day 0-1 Jaa- nary. 1864,
GEORGE WHIELDON,
Sheriff.

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of rich essential properties.
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Z. Importers, to rare intermedute profits.
Is very wholesome to use,
b•eaus• not ' faced with usual powders.
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STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCE. OF WALES.
GLICNFIELD PATENT STARCH.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, 1862.
THIS UNRIVALLED STARCH 18
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
Aid Protioanoed I,y Her Majesty's Laandreer to be
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
HER MAJESTY'S LACE DRESSER

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THE BEST SHE HAS TRIED;
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FROM 25.411 MANE/VIE D7RA FULL MSS.
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IN DERV VARIETY OF MATERIAL.
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- POST FRES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

11-ARRIM::KS,

December 31, at &at ',Cootie, by the Rev. John S.
Warren, akar of langtoft. T.ineoluddre, &oft cousin to
the bride. Gkorge Gsodwin Buekston. of Queenshrrro'
Terrace. Kensington God..ns, and Ashbourne. Derby-
shire. Emily Hallward, youngest daughter of the Rey.
be Morgell. tvctor of F..alt Knoyle. Wilt..
January 5, at St James's Church, Piccadilly. by the
Hon. and Rey. K. If. Digby, canon of Norwich.
Alexander Hugh Baring, Fog.. M P., eldest son of the
Hon. Francis end Mrs. Baring, to the lion. Leonora
Caroline Dishy, second daughter of Lord and Lady
Ingby.
January 2, at St. Matthew's Church. Bayswater.
Robert. Afth son of the Rev. it. H. Hill, vicar of
Britton], near Salisbury, to Mary, third daughter of
the late W. H. Walker. F.sg.
January 5, at the parish Church of Harrow-on-the
Hill, by the Rev. Renville lAuriston Lee. rector of
Briiiport, assizted by the Rev. George Berkwith.
M.nor Can- n of Winchester, Louis Geneste, Esq.,
Lieutenant in Her Nnjeaty's Navy, to Jane Mary,
second daughter of the late Rev. Maximilian Geneste,
incumbent of Trinity Church, West Cowes.
January 7, at Romsey Abbey Church, Mr. Edwin
Collins, carpenter, to Rose Cook, of Spring-place,
Romsey.

DEATHS.

January 4. George Herbert, infant and only child of
James and Sophia Shit a Fe'thane, of Salisbury.
Deoember 30, at King.lend, of consumption, John
Perrior, fourth son of William Small, late of Wiley,
aged 33 rear,
December 29, at Tinaleton, after great suffering, Mr.
Charles Hall, in the 7lst year of Lis age.—His end was
peace.
Deeember 31, at the resideuee of Mr. Chick. Cern,
Abbe.. Mr. Charles Hawkins, of Alton Pancras, yeoman,
aged 19, deeply regretted.
December 31, at Summer Lalge, Everehot, the
residence of her uncle, Augusta Mary Martin, in her
15th year.
January 1 at Aldershot, from disease of the heart,
Mr. Charles Edwanl Jones, aged 42, fifth son of the
late Mr. William Jones, corn inspector, Dorchester.
January 5, at Longbreely, after a long illness, Maria.
wife of George Hounsell, much reelected and
lamented, sled 42.
Jrcusry 6, at Illngwood, after • long Illness, Robert,
youngest son of Mr. John Vincent, of the Antelope
Inn, aged Zi years.
Jaaaery 2, at Evenhot, Walter Henry, son of Mr.
E. Knell. tailor, aged 18 months.
January 3, at pool., Robert Slade, Fag., J.P., aged 03.
January 4, at Wake Court Farm. Biehops
Mr. Andrew,, mach reepected, aged TO.
January 7.1 Whitah arch, Robert, the dearly beloved
child of Hobert and Mary Ann Phelps Fowler, in the
seventh year of his age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

LONDON CORN__ MARKET.
BY EXPRESS é ELECTRIC TELEGRAFB.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

--
MARI LANE, Monday.—Tery moderate supplies of
home-grown wheat have been received during the past
week by land carriage, and the arrivals by water have
fallen off. There his been increased activity in the
demand, both for red mad white qualities. and an in,
provement of is. to 2e. per quarter has taken place in
the currency. The imports of foreign wheat have been
tolerably large ; but samples have not been freely offered.
For all descriptions the trade is very firm, and prices
have advanced Is. per quarter. In the demand for
good and fine malting barley there has been more 11111•
nation at full rates; otherwise the barley trade has
continued quiet on former terms. Malt has cominanded
rather snore attention at full prices. Oats have changed
hands to a fair extent, and the quotations have ruled
firm. Beans have sold steadily at full prices- and
the value of pees hue been supported. Barrel
flour, owing to the small supply on offer, has been
disposed .4 at slightly enhanced rates. In country
marks, including French and Spanish descriptions, a
steady basica... has been transacted on rather higher
term,.
Wheat, in the provincial market', liar sold more
freely and an improvement oils. per quarter has taken
i place n its value. In the spring corn trade the leading
feature is a more active inquiry for malting barley of
good and fine quality at fell prices.
In Scotland the wheat trade has exhibited rather
more activity, end prices have shown a tendency to nu-
provetuent. Spring corn has supported previous rate*.
The Irish markets have ruled steady for all kind, of
cereal produce on rather higher terms.
Our advices from New York report a somewhat
quieter trade for lonadstuffe, with hut a moderate
business doing for export. Wheat and flour were, how-
ever, tolerably firm in ptices, but Indian corn was
obtainable at lower rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

GIUWERS GAZETTE.

In the Colonial and Voreign produee markets a mode-
rn, basin... has Leen concluded during the week. The
demand how the home trade is steady, with a tendency
to extend, but for estion• there is leas doing,laDy
tee, northern Continental ports being closed by the frost.
Sugar has realised fully Is. let cwt. advance, bringing
price. Again up to the late highest point. Deily, ries
at the 1111 l mant du not erlosl those of last year at thin
date, and the relative surplus in stock Lax conseementiv
incr,l C.tree has been rather freely offered, •nel
for plantation Ceylon prices are Is tower; native kinds
maintain their value. Moderate tranaactioret have taken
place in teas, principally the finer qualities, at about
previous rare.. On the spot rice attracts very little
attention, but several contracts have been made for
cpring shipments of soft grain. In spices there is not
much pabaing• but tines are finu.
BRIBIN)L Stn.tß 81 llee"rr• January 8. —The market
opened after the holidays with a good demand from
grocers. All Barbsdoes offering sold readily at Sfis to
48. per cwt and the market is now bare of thin kind.
Prices eif all kind. remain at the highest point ye t
reaehed, and importers very firm. Rum is without
change in value.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

TALLOW MARKET.

LONDON, Friday.—The tallow trade b Ivat active, sail
priors have &downward tendoncy, P.V.C. quoted
et
424 per cot. on the poi;' 41. %I to 42s for January to
March ; 434 fid April to Jane ; and 41. for October to
Ikeember delivery. Bough fat, 24 Id per sib.

- -
Parliament will mwemble for dispatch of business on
Thursday, the 4th of February.
Wars Quarries firamous.—Ditirts, January 5. -
!be Highway Act was carried by thirty-one to twenty-
Preeisiocal Order confirmed, but with certain
variation..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

THURSDAY.
(Before J. WOOD, Eeq.)

Jesse Ricks, labourer, was found guilty of attempting
an unnatural offence at A-bib:lurch, and was sentenced
to two months' hard labour. Mr. Spoke was for the
prosecution.
Bartholomew Bishop, labourer, was indicted for
stealing .quantity of harness, the property of Benjamin
Geld, at East lisrptree, no the sth December. and
Ann Bishop for receiving the property. Mr. Lovell
prosecuted. The prisoners were both acquitted.
Thomas /11-y, mason,was indicted for stealing twenty-
two bags, • wheelbarrow,and one tarpaulin, the property
of the Reynalimn Blue Liss, IA incand Ceiunt Company,
at Keynslism, on the sth December. The chairman
thought the cue was • very weak one, and the jury
acquitted this pruoner, the foreman remarking that it
was their opinion that be bad borrowed the things.
This terminated the business of the leaaion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DOREET

BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY,
(Ettram.lenini 1847,)
For the purposes of enabling Persons to Purchase
Houses and Llnds ;
To Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
And to Accumulate Savings.

_
Shares, £l2 each.—Entrance Fee, IL 61.
MBE tulvantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
1. arc—That the Tenant of the Property who, in a
few yearA, actually paye it, full value in rent without
ever beganieg the Owner thereof, may, by paying to this
Society • sum equal to his rent, with little or no addi-
tional dc mend on hisown resources, become the absolute
Owner .4 the property.
The advantages to borrowing Members are:
lat--The mortgage he liquidated by easy instalments.
20d.—Whilet the inetehnents are regularly paid, no
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3rd. —lie may at any time eel!, exchange, or redeem
hie property.
4th. Advances made during the progress of Building.
sth.—The Solicibm'A Fves fir M••rtgage. and Sur.
veyar's Fees for Veleation, are limited as follows : •
Soficifor. I Surrequr.
1.! a it. E v. it.
Under 50 ... 2 2 0 Under 100 ... 010 0
„ 100 ... 3:1 0 „ 500 ... 1 1 0
For each 100 1 10 Above :00 .. 110

Exclusive of Travelling expenses.
601.—A1l Mortgage Deeds are exempted from Stamp
Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directota are held no
the Second Tuesday in a very Month, at the Townhall,
Dorche.ter, at Seven o'clock in the Even ng, when
Advances are made and other Bukiness in connection
with the Sovety transacted.
Perkons desirous of availing themielves of the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the Solicitor,
Manager. Surveyor, er Agents.
HENRY LOCK, &Annum,
'rims W. PEARCE, Mtwara, Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor,
der Money always reedy for imtoediate advance.
AtiIINTS :
Mr. Warr.
Mr. W. 0 Chislett.
Mr. F. E. Fear. Solicitor.
Mr. R. 1/awon.
Mr. Ilabgood.

Beaminger . .
Poole
Sherb• roe ...
llcuoioulk
11"gmborme
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

COAT. STORKS.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
IZI I.OOK begs to inform his Friends and
I. . the Public that he is SELLING COALS it the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
viz.:— _ _

At the Seal-Western &Moo—
Best Walls End Cords ... ... Is. 3d. per cwt.
Small Vitro, for Smiths
Newcastle Skim Coal
..r. .. Is. U. "
It the Great western *Sallow—
Malden Newton. Dorabester
per mt. per owt•
Best %Oslo& Coal ltal. 104 d.
Saudi ditto ed.
Bast Cello
Calm
Best Tenhy Stone Coal Is. sd.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Camp.
'-'red in the C---' moderate char

Coale 4elivetwl in the Canary at _ -----
Best Kt. wcestle GRINDSTONES always onhand.

()niers received by Mr. F. Loci, PaM O.e. or by
Kr. R. Ilir.r.. et tl.• O. W. Btatice. will be ecantuall,
abieedeet iot
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

HOP MARKET.

Bourn•Gii. Friday-.—The supply of Ent Bah hops on
sales continue very modetate, and the trade rules firm
in the extreme on higher terms. With foreign produce
the market is by no means extensively supplied, aiol
there is a sued demand for all qualities at enhanced
',tea Mid and Fast Kent+, C.: 5s to £9 lds • Weald
of Kent., t:7l to Ell E 5 Gs to Cti ; Bavarian,
iY'ts to Ca Ma; Belgian, £3 loamo LI it.' American,
£5.4 to LbGs per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

CATTLE MARKETS.

Mrraorofirmr, Thursday. -The *apply of beasts is
small, and the weather continues very favourable; trade
S. cntesequerstly active, at 510tilay',1 quotation& Sheep
are rather more plentiful ; choicest descriptions are in
dint suit, at late rate., hat the trate finished slowly,
and aa or slice in hot . fleeted. Clare, are welling about
the atom c, sh Monday. Our foreign supply consists
of is:, slits•si, and 139 celeis. mulch cow.,
rm. &oda at market, 810 ; sheep nod laming, 4510;
ctlessa. 188 ; phav, 150.
NEWGAT6 AND LZADEXIIALL, Frislay.—The supplies
of mem are tuisderate, and trade generally firm, as
follows —I esferior beef, 3. 24 to 3.4 d ; middling ditto,
34 61 to 3,10. I; mime hires ditto. it to 4. 21; ditto
small ditto, 4. 4, to 4. I. I; veal, 41 to fisi : inlet ior
mutton, 3. Ithl to 4a 4sl; prime ditto, 414 104 to 5. ;
Isc.te pork, 3. 104 to 4. s ; ststall pork, 4. 8.1 to st.
BaiSTOL, Thum lay. - Thera was a largo mislay of
lootls hod and mutton, the large.t numbst of beasts
being hisine-bresle, frosts this district and Devon. There
was also a number of Irish, and the quality of tha
whole was very superior—indeed, t were but few
inferior beasts in the nmrket. .1 • a. brisk, and
almost a thorough clearance was if eted at high pric.a
—the highest qualities fetching generally I. boot GS&
The quality of the mutton was remarkably good, but the
Slde was somewhat lingering, yet before the msrket was
over there were only a few pens unsold. There was
about the usual number of COWS WI calves, and they
met with a reaily sale at previous k's prices.. The
barreners also sold well, some fetching from £l2 to 1:15.
There was a large number of pigs, and there was more
basins.** done with them than there has been for souse
weeks past,and the prices were sensibly advanced. There
were but very few horses, and of inferior description,
conselmmtly but littleor no bobbin's was done. Priers:
Beef, 60‘ to 6.30; mutton. 81 to ; fat pigs (porkers),
8. per score; bacon pigs,fis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

TO BUILDERS.

PERSONS desirous of TENDERING for
the Erection of a COTTAGE. STABLES, and
other Buildings in the RACE SOUTN•OTREIT, DORCHRS-
yrs, may see the Plana and Specifications at my
°Mee in the West Walk. Dorchester, any day between
the Mors of 10 and 4. Tenders to be rut to in. on or
before WZDARIDAY, the 20th day of JANUARY nest.
The lowest or soy Tender not necessarily scripted.
HENRY BARNES,
Architect and Surveyor.
Dorchester, Jan. 5, 1464.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

lIERCIANTS MIMS EIPIIIIIIS, TIC& AMU, 111011SAIE 0111 f, COMM LIOPIEEPERS, L CALI PIIICIAUU
Ilay effsol • conaiderabl• mving in their purchase*, and choose from • large and ever-varying Stock of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT

HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
AU articles the Direct Caah Purchase or Consiviment from the Producer, thereby saving all intermediate
Merchants' profit,
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BUTTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Markets attended in Wiltshire, Somersetshire,
and Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

JOHN MORTON COLSON, DECEASED
--
PURSUANT to an Act of Parliament of
the 22nd and 23rd Vie., cap. 33, —The
Creditors and others having Claims against the
Estate of THE REVEREND JOHN MORTON CoLsok,
lite of Fordington, in the County of Dorset, clerk,
decimate', who died at Fonlington aforesaid, on
the 14th day of Septemher. 18,13, and whose Widi
was proved in the District Registry attached to
lier (l ,jest)h, Court of Probate, at Blandford, by the
Executor', an 4 Executrix therein named. on the 3r,1 day
of NoVENIIIKR, 1843, are hereby required, on or before
the first, day of Freers's!. 1n64, to send in the par-
ticular, of their Claim, againat the Estate of the de-
ceased, to Messrs. ANDREWS AND COCKERAM, Der•
cheater, D 'met, Solicitor., to the said Executors and
Executrix. and in default thereof the Paid Executor,
and Executrix will 1 to distribate the assets of
the Paid deceased amongst the parties entitled thereto,
having reg.,r ki the claims of which the Executors and
Executrix shall than have bad notice, and will not be
liable for assets no diitriboted to any person of whose
claims they shall not have had notion at the time of
such distribution ; and all persons indebted to the de-
ceased are requested forthwith to pay the amount of
their Debts to the midi Messrs. ANDREWS AND
CoI'RERAM, on behalf of the Paid Executors and Execu-
trix.
Dated this Fourteenth day of December, 1863.
ANDREWS AND COCKERMIL

woceed
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-01-12

formal discussion and determination by the Diet
of the respective claims of King Christian and
I rince Frederick to the succession of Soilless ig
And Holstein. But the German people seem de-
tertnined to wrest Schleswig as well as Holstein
from the King of Denmark ; and the latter, on
the other hand, has addressed his army and is
vigorously preparing to resist in case the German
troops should cross the Eider. It is conse-
quently evident that the crisis is near at hand.
How will Prussia and Austria act I It may be
that they, finding that the German peop!e and
the minor sovereigns are so fanatically bent on
the overbearing enforcement of their claim!,
that they will prefer to fight the Danes and their
allies, to an internal revolution. Should such
unhappily be the case, the course which England
ought to adopt will require the most careful
consideration.

HORCHESTEIL—PITCHID CORN MARKET.
*y. .I.nuary 9.—Our market was largely sum lied with
all kind. of grain. Choice samples realized former rates,
but the trade generally
MR. ENSOleti REPOSITORY SALL Saturday, January 9
—Upsania .4 80 head of coW Ftork and 300 eheep
were offered for competition. Attendance of purehaacre
numerous, including many from a distance. There was
a quick demand for ben( and mutton, resulting in a
gsnoral clearance for every lot of fat sto k. Beef
realised 12s. to 13s. per score, sn4 mutton NI to 91.
per lb. lb iferc and calves £l3 to £l7 Ifis., and barren,"
from £7 to EIO per head. Several horsed and posies
were disposed of at the Horse Repository, Plume of
Feather's Hotel, at from LS to £23.

THZ WRATHER —The reading of the thermometer at
'— for the past area aa follows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-20

dal* at Elena °Week. 310 Lots.

HENRY WEBBER

(1100085•01 TO JO lia WEBB= AD DOI%)
317 111 "X• Alh. 33 LISS ZS XI Ali- D.

1770,

DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR,
AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.

mums smpput MMUS, ilea AIMS, NUMMI WEIS, 1.1111111 SISPUIPBS, i WI nsempis
May eon a connderabl• oaring in their panahaart. Lon *boon from a larg• and ever-au7ini Stook °'
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT

HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1. BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE.
All articles Hos Dismal Cash Purchase orCossio.train the Producer, thereby MlT*oil
1"0"Ded
pro St.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. I FRIESLAND SLITTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY B MONDAY AND THURSDAY.
The principal Cheese Fairs and Mañe attended in Wiltshire, Bornersetshire,
and Cheshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-20

ID ebonsbirc.

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MIRA AM. —A lad named Brewer mie severely
scalded as Monday vermin& in aorieequeme of a
person emptyinga vowel of boiling water from her
book window into • strum of water whioh ruse past
her booms from the reservoir. Tim reservoir was at
the time being chinned out, sod the unfortunate lad
wee trying to catch some eels in the stream, when he
received the whole contents of the vowel on his

BIDEFORD. There lived at Bideford ose
Thomas Coleman, marine store dealer. He was
with eteriliag some wood from the Torrid('
Itari,litt the evidence was imperfect. He was milise-
queenly takes inn aostody for removing the wood
ksowiss It to leave bees stoles, be himself implicat-
ing the perms who had mcden it. Coleman stated
that the wood had been stolen from Major Wyse,
and not ban Mr. Hatchings H. was bdged is
the peak" call, sod there hung himself. Mr. J. L
promo bald an Unmet upon tba body, sad tbe
jery Merced • verdict to the egad tbsit there wee
be
titizmorro=toh ebowbulettaleri• et kis
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-20

BOUTHEIIII COUNTIEI3 ADULT EDUCATION

aocim.

'T'HE ELEVENTH ANNIVERSARY will be
.1 held, by is.riobsion of Om Mayor. in the Townhsll,
Buornroan, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4. Tbe Irit
meeting will be at 10 o'clock, for Readings, Paper., sod
Disonsmons.
Tbe Annual General Meeting will be at 2 o'clock.
There will be a Conversealooe at 7 &cloak. Members of
tbe Society, Delegetes of Institutions, and Masters or
Teashers of Schools or Chimes in Milos are invited to
read Pepsin on subjects counected with Adult Edam-
lion, or Um Improvement of the Social Condition of
Lobouren or lioabaajoa.

should be sect to
Rev. IL Beadles& Broadway, Dorchester,
Hos. sad Rev. 0. Best, Abbott' Ann Andover,
Rev. L Swart, Bishops Dustings, Deitass,
Rev. Deem Olivier, Wilton,
Or the Rev. J. R. Qairk, ILL, Loesl &oratory tor
Bleadford district.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-20

TO BE LET BY AUCTION. BY
MR. J. T. ICNSOR, at UN ROYAL Efens, z
WITIOO43TII, as MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 21,
et Five eeleek ia the Aftereeee, eelsieet to mei
'.4U11 ha Mlle esd that. predated—AU that

"Use MAMNA as a Dist."
Vide Tits nitss. lioptaramr 2606.
01117 Prise XedaL kapfted bills Jury
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-03-29

HARRIET PENNY, deoesaed.

Pursuant to an Act of Parliament of the 22nd mad 23rd
Vie., chap. NS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all
Creditors and others having Clainis against the
Estate of PENNY, I.te of Weymouth and
Melootubs Regis, in dig County of Duelist, spinster,
dreamed, who died on the Second day of June, 1863,
at Weymouth aforesaid, and whose Will was proved
the District Revelry attached to Her Majesty's Court
of Probate at Blasidford, by CltaaLl4ll PUNY, the sur-
viving Bascules tLercin named, on the 23rd day of
Fairway, 1861, are hereby required, on or banes the
Eleventh day of April out, to send in the particulars
of their Clams egiimit the Estate of the deceased to
us, the undersigned Solicitors to the said Magentor, and
In default thereof the said Steam. s ill proceed to
distribute the meets of the said smotipt the
pasties entitled thereto, having regard to the claims of
which the said Executor shall then base had uotice, and
wiU not be liable for &wets so distributed to any person
of whom claims he shall not have had notice at the
time of such distributioo. And all persons indebted
to the d.-tossed are requested forthwith to pay the
amount of their Debts to us, the undersigned, an
behalf of the -aid Executor.
Dated this 29th day of February. 1864.
ANDREWS AND COCKFRAM,
Dorchester, Solicitors to the said &water.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
SOCIETY,
FOR TEI IDICOORAGFNUT OF
AGRICULTURE, ARTS. MANUFACTURES, AND
COMLIKFICE.
Eirtmbltshed I/77.
PATRON: H. H. H. The PRINCE OF WALES, ILO.
BRISTOL MEETING. ISM.
PITAIDEPT : The RT. HON. EARL FORTESCUE

rrHE ANNTIAL MisirrlNG, 1864, will be
I held rd BRIITOL, on the 13th, 14th, 15th,
16th, and 17th of June.
ENTRIES ohne as follows :
STOCK and POULTRY, 9th Atm ;
IMPLEMENTS, 11th Aram;
ARTS, 1601 Aram ;
Appliceion. to be nude
For STOCK and I PL MENTS, to th• Secretary ;
Tor POULTRY. to Mr. R. PITMAN, Taunton;
For ARTS, to Kr. R R. II DAN, Exeter;
For HORTICULTURE, to Mr. JONATIIILII GRA; Beth.

*A SUPPLEMENI'ARY LIST OF PRIZES, offered
by ths Local Committee and the Society of Merchants
of the City of Bristol. for cattle, shropeltire Sheep.
Long a..d ltlitnt Wool Coop'ea, and Cart Stallions, is
now ready. Entries to Closes. the 16th of April.
By or'er of the Council,
HENRY ST. JOHN 11 tIJ LIL Secretary,
Bth March, 1864. 2, Wood Street, Bath