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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

IHE DANO-061+31‘N WAR.

BATTLE BRTWEEN. TIIR ADS lANS AND

Iw4Nlim.
DEFRTOFT4M )07E8
PRINCE. WILLI 01 or WITKTRYRERG
VRIv LY WOUND::D.

Scnumwm. Sunday Evening. —An engagement
took place eatertlas, near Ovtnee, between dm
Daniell and Auatrian trams
The Austrians, commanded y Genend Gahlens,
completely defeated the Dance after a desperate
reMetanoe.

Colonel Piince William of Wurtemherg and a
lieutenant colonel were severely wounded.
Tao hundred prisoners and six cannons of heavy
calibre, with a "twain of the ammunition and bag.
gage trains, were taken by the Awitriatic
Oversew, near which place the battle was fought,
is situated Imitation Schleswig and Flensburg, but
Dearer to the latter town.

H nu 11, Sunday. —The Dane. evacuated
Tooningen sod Priedrlchstadt the day before yaw,.
day. Some twenty soldiers, natives of Schleswig
and 111..Istein, deserted on that ocemion from lb.
Danish army, and made off for Holstein.
Ccutsewto, Sunday Evening. —The Prussians are
aid to hare overtaken the Danes.

PROCLO4ATION OF DUKE FREDERICK.
ScHLEnwia. Saturday. -Toolay, at noon, Duke
Fredetick isf Ansuetenhurg, was proclaimed at the
Town Hall of Schleswig.
In reply to a deputation from the Municipal
Council. Lieutenant General Von Osblenz declared
that it WY not hi. Ituainees to interfere either with
tln• proclamation of Duke Friolerick or with the
removal of the Rinish functionitriea The pro-
°lunation of Duke Fretle,ick wall a queation
cot-
caroin the German (1.m1..4-racy, and the removal
of Dani•li functionaries one merely concerning the
citizona.

T. inheletants of Schleswig have sent • dem-
tati..o to Biel to render hotnage to Doke Frederick.
BIRLIN, Sooday. —The Dorernmeut has gi‘vo
ord re that, in reprisals for the embargo plactql by
Denmark upon Prussian shipping, all Danish ship
log shall be seised to Premien pmts. Count Hever-
tens has been appointed Austrian Civil Commissioner
for Schleswig.

The semi... Metal Sordder'sche Zoilmeg of to•day
contains an article upon tile declaration made by
Karl Rommel! and Lord Palmerston in the English
Parliament. The j-ernal state* that the audio.
Piustiaii demands for the fuldlnient of the London
treity tty D,ounark were ina.le before the oeilica.k
of hostilities, and save that acoordtng to interns.-
..I.mA law war annuls all treaties

Monday, 11.5 a,in.—Fba tete•de•poist at
bliesunde has been blown up. Tbe Austrians are
pursuing the Danes to Fianshorg. an.l have captured
some guns --(Ot finial.) 126 pm. A sanguinary
engagemen, has taken phim. near Idatedt. The
result .s not y..t lin —7.42 p.m. —Wm pro•
olmnati sof Duke Fmderick have taken piano in
Schleswig.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

T" great and moresemg demand for Dr'
OOFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS hes induced han to
appoint retail agents for certain district,' in the country,
that the numerous mioltiatta. &Pan (win atom elm
professional, consult him, may coo wen iently obtain them
in the loredithes in which they reside. AU dieresis's
originate from obstructions in some of theorises or viscera
at Us. na., 'Airs, prevent • free circulation and
action oi the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impedim iota, and restore to health aho
deranged eyetent, constitutes the great secret of the
healing mt. To give 'gain a tone to the stoma& and
invigorate the WM', is to perfetin one half of the work,
whatever may he the nature of the dines..; for in all
looal and awn] obstructions those two Important
gig atoned, either directly or by sympathy. The
rATAN PILLS am, the., offered conadentl,y by kw
diseovenrr of them as the most isle sad certain i 5....
to products Ude, and those who My them will realise the
bane., remit
AU Dr. Corrnee weeks, "Moak; Guide to Health,
"Treatise on Midwifery," kn, be., can be obtalaed of
his country arm* or at K ilootogos-plees, aura
' booms, London.
Sum APPOINTED ADMITS. Groves, Blendford
Kew, florae/Mr ; Huntley, Wimbores ; Roberts k
giudgesbogy ; Grovel, W.7.C414A"="
Bridport ; Mango& Yeovil • Dalwood,
Sirewess, Crterkgene=l,l9olishorY.
Whal
33.14milegorpirm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

SALISBURY LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

An adjourned meeting of this body was held on
Thursday, the Mayor (J. Writers, Esq.) in the chair,
ant there were alao present. Aldermen J. Cotter,
J. Himsey, Heavy, G. Pain, and T. Pain. Councillor.
yl ward, Dawkins, Eldridge, Fawcett, Jameson,
Weeny. has, Style, Stokes, Sidon', Terrill, Whitlock,
and Woodlands.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

C A TFLE kl A lIK

Thurelay.—The market vu but
moderately so,plied with besata ; nevertheless, the
demand for all kind, ruled inactive, at Yonday's
currency. Tb.- top figure for Scots wu 5.24 mr B.b.
The show of cheep woe rather limited. Ott the whole,
the mutton tr•de was inc •lumgish state, at previous
qaotati,,ns. Durns sold at 6. per 81b. Calves were to
short supply and inoderate request, at law rates, via.,
front 161,6. per 81b. 1.1 piss a fair average business
wao tranucted, at fail price.; but mach ours were a
dell inquiry.
NPWOATS AND LIADIPHALL. Feirily.—Bar moderate
supplwo of town and country-killed meat on ..le at
these markets to-day The demand, however, is by no
nican• Active ; neverthelew. prices rule Inn —lnferior
beef, 3, to 3. 41; mbldliog ditto, 3•• 61 to 3s 8d ;
prime large ditto 3. 10,1 to 4. : prime small ditto,
4, 21 to 4. 4 I ; veal, 4.24 to 5. 2,1; inferior mutton,
3.43 to 34 10t; milling ditto, 44 to 4.11; prima
ditto, 4-81 tot. 104; large pork, 3s lid to 4s 2d ; small
purl, 4.44 to 4.84.
BONIIOI.. Thursday. —There was • full supply of beef
at thi. the number of 16.11 animals being
unu.milly large. •,id of very fair qou,ity ; of Drone
and Hew-f.ddo there w abw • goal show, the fornier
predoininstit.c. Trade opened somewhst sluggishly,
but soon improved. and nearlr .11 on olferehanged hands
at little vari.tion from hut seek'. eurrenc•, prime
animal, waling at 65s to 66•, and, in ..,me instances,
68, per cwt.. an. sampbs. front 561 to 6:ls
per cwt. The shero pen. weir *ell filled, and • brisli
trs e if. red a tot Wewanne, the high ',rice, of put
week• sholorio,g a .light tendency to give war ; but v.
mo-t nears. hut +ether ionttos, st from bid to 9,1
per 11.., re.om 81. to RI. A email show of
store which wad •eb, at MO. G-oal
Pep, ly with et§ Active tr..ie. im, -
meet lo p.rtceo, nemil p Inching f•om 13. 9 t
9SI pee re, mot bac w pig. fmoi B. 31 to 8.7.1.
Mwe an no. ra • on, pia of ~,itch cow., I.nd •
etrely hr • 116 .0. Is led on AV, repte agar.. for •n%-
thiNg goal. 1.10.1.• MY • Very fair shoe of hor,-es,
with a free inquiry, but buiners ww,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

3ottings bp tilt Edtap.

I if PRIIFECTIOSII.
There is no perfection I As appli. it to man, this Iwo
been an acknowledged and established truth sine the
fall of Adam. We read it in the biographies of those-
whose lives have thus been handed down t 0..; sad in
ordinary life, how many solver excellencies we may no
inhibited in the diameter of any one —however
agneebbs, intelligent and charming they may b• is
gaiety, could well., with them n their homes; or hear
the testimony of these, their most intimate weenies,
we should dinner that they have some failing or
enkosso How frequently do we find a man affable
and gentlemanly, end • good man of Waimea, but at
ome Ite is a deepot, or treats his wife and children win
neglect ; another is perhaps • good linaband awl
father, hat dilatory and without tact kis basin.. •
on 2" may nonage many finer gullies of man, bit
1.. almost destitute of a knowledge of home niamin-
meat. Like the lady who wrote • treaties on "Cet!age
Comforts" forth, poor, whilst her own home was in •
ente of disorder and dinomfort. Another may be well
up in all that constitutes a good housewife, but ehe boo
no love for anything higher. Maio hes so
reading is a hon. A Awn has bruiser abilities
other good qualities, but he is given to be rather
unsteady. Another ems 1 orderly ma
elemP4r7 in his readnee, lan too tiMel
be bounces, go with danghten—on is cheerful,
lively, and good tempered, but tbooghtl. ma, ,and tool
4 dress; whilst another in more thoughtful sad
.ttentive to been, but ranter prudish. Failings
"ore or less cling to.. all sad ..,rwill;hulosr
aim should be perfection—we should oedema, to
Imo our eyes to our fault., and try to omens.
then Many, however, instead of cultivating such •
spirit go on obstinately and die =soh annoyed at being
qoken to upon such a aabfoot. Bat "rebuke a
ram mass sod be will loos Uwe r sad "he that Wolk
reproof is brutish." Let na al., Whet turban awl
think leniently of the laperfeetions of oiling.
than randy condemn thou, roartaliwiag that
we ourselves mod to be horns with, sad that then
may be einsetbi.4 in on equally dhylotaWg to ethers;
"a Iv" in the obstinate paraistows is a halt at tines
we are with daily mildness sod tangerines will meow
win over to ellen of improvement dna barium and
aegis% Amos Mac
Prin
Wittenuten of Deireleseber, &ober, at the
011ios of The Dams aurir i• tslos
Dersisslet. Tusks. Pik •MBITA4

e. eita4:,-(24,16
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

DAIRY COWS. HEIFFIIB, BARRENERS. CART
AND HACK H011:4103 AND COLTS,
IN ?LEM ENTS, Re.

R H. RICHARD-8, having received
ITt instructions fron Mrs. Bot,ii, who is deelin•
hug Farinln., will SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY,
PERIM IRY 12. h, 1864, -To whole of Per LIVE sod
DYAD FARMING STOCK and IMPLEMENTS,
consiwing of 24 Dairy Cows, shout half with Cobra.,
And the ren.•iinler well.sewioned in Colt, 4
Barr. hers, 2 ihrve-re.r-1.1 ond 2 too-year-01.1 Heifer.,
ins If, 4 tw -y. az-old Heifer-, not in calf. 6 yearling
ileifers, and I two-year-old Bull, 4 Cart Hors.., 2 a
I of seven, and I of ten years old, al. good fur
the collar, sod fresh in oondition. 1 four-yaarold hay
Cob, good in saddle and harness. Brown Pony, four
years ol quiet to ride and drive, 1 three year-oil
Brown Pony. 2 Colt., rising too years old, nary
thorough bred, and very iwomising, and 2 %mulling
Colts. I large and 1 small Wagon, 2 very good bung
Carta, Roller. 2 Ploughs and Tackle. Nineshare, Drags,
Harrows, Trace, Tlull, and Plough Harness, Saddle,
Hand Thrashing Machine, Chaff-cotter. Blower, Bushel
Ilea-lire Barn shovel, s eves, Seedlip, Ladders, Rakes,
Picks, Shovel., Cow Ties, Waggon Hopes, and 1 butt
of Ash Timber.

Itefre hmenta wal be proviaed at Twelve, and the
Sale commence punctually at One o'clock.
Abbott's Court, Blandlord, Jan. 28th, 1881.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

"Thers.'s ono comfort—if people our goods abet quite

Date oek,
They fancy still less that obsp's ever the way ;
Though the very same pattarns the coaster he piele
And tries all be knows, he eaa't n.he the Wag pay,
"We do keep a conscience (if it's • rusty flue),
But • conscience don't snit Derby, Dew, end Oct ;
Their chaldy stock's worse than our 4-Uwe sad
fluty one,
And where we've one,dunney they sport a whole raw." •
Pune&

The Townley ram has andoue its lard mutation.
The murderer has been found (hilly and ssateuesd to he
heard ; he has here found insane sad amassed to
confinement in a lunatic asylum; end, lastly, he bait
been found sane, and eentenoefl to penal servitude fee
hie. These :mprimons changes are not ealonlated to
citrate the "majesty of the law' in the eyes of the
public', and they ars certainly not ealiadated to sterols,
a favourable influence on public ousnion as to the ere'.
hility of evidence given by " mad dootera" ifilearmo
doubt there may have been on and after the Mel se Si
Townley's insanity, the last certificate pats tar ssattar
beyond creation. From Ina etanuneate of taraZattair
Unwell it is putty certeM that when he ems
_at
murder he was as sue as tits inalevite of Ps°lll6__,..___..•
Sr. tempted to commit swims Gem puska. or meo,•••
.1 revenge. This betide of the INCliailliNS" may_ le
expected to give rise to bluer diewassise, hod 'ow then
ettiiiic.iso,.:woerno......:siabilirbed...o..ell.,womily.stazodiersoesdbyhrtheii;:sitytia.alamdasesfibsit.antitssitamodell
tes
ere were liwfinw
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

HUNTING APPOINTIIIKNTS.

The Ted worth Hounds —Tuesday (this day), Oare
Hill; Thursday. Pill Heath; Saturday, Bossing-
ton House—at 11.
The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Gallows
Hill; Friday. Stoford —at 10.45.
The East Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Doncliffe ;
Friday. Bulbarrow—at 10.45.
The Blackmoor Vale Fozboueds—Tuesday (this
day), Five &Mgt/ ; Friday, Podymore ; Satur-
day, Stock Hill, Glanville' Woottaa -at 11.
Mr. Radolyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Collwood—at
(0.45.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Tneeday (this day),
Look ; Friday, Orem Taller; Saturday, ldelbury—
at 11.
The Lumport Flarriers—Wedneeiay, the Bell,
Corry Rivet; Saturday, Tintinhull Forts —at
10.30.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Woolcott, King's Bromptou ; Friday, Sadborough
Plantation—at 10.30.

All communications in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Coatuty Expre,gt and
Agricultural tiazetle, at tbe Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

THE SPRING Af3BIZES.

WIRSTIOIX Baroo Martin and Mr.
Baron Brarnwell.—tiontharopton, Saturday, Feb. 27,
at the Castle of Wiochester ; Donertobire, Friday,
March 4. at Dorchrater ; Devonshire, Tuesday, Marsh
8, at the Caalk of Barter, the same day, at the Guild.
hall of the said city: Cornwall, Monday. March 14, 06
Bodinin ; Somervetthire, Friday. March 18. at Taantoo;
Wiltshire, Thursday, March 24. at Devisee ; City of
Bristol, Mooday, March V, at the GuiMhall al the said
city.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

DRESSING THE WINCOW.

Quoth that Prince of Shop-walkers sad Prissipals,lismf
To his hook.keeper, o:esistoos, &sad John, his bead

shop-man,
"1 sAmild know the public, yet punted I ass
What article's beet in the window to pop, sac.
" Last year trade was butyl id ; there seenwed sothiag dots('
Then our stock didn't take. and the public held of it,
Till on striking our balanee,for all Gladstone'. senseing,
There appeared on the books awes • penny at mgt.
•• Prom no those unprincipled chaps o'er the way
How to dress their own window have insoaced to

horn,
Ana don't mind (from oar shop to draw custom away)
That untradnunaoltke falsehood—you know—. masa

- . -
concert.'
"What is to be done I Here's the mason beginning.
And unless we find something the peblie to lc
I'm atm& pate, that no far • fortave fromwfeg
The ommern will be bankrupt, sad dividend aim
"Our baok.debts are heavy; on niVral oesselone,
Taman to you, /Lester Johnny, we've largely
o'erb.ught ;
That lot of Rdorm cheeks— pour recommeDdatioe's

Been on hand ever aince—not • penny they brought
"There', an awful back-stock in tame pigeon-holes
yonder.
And of bed bill. I know there's about the beak lull;
Ho. to miry the oonaern .ben I ask you to ponder.
AU 'Oilcan auggest to one's 'Rest Nat be tbeakfuLli
"A for Gladstone he does try to keep down exposes%
Hut he is ssic.• • hergar to argue and reason,
He'll prove black white, spite of • oustomer's senses,
a.l to carry his point would risk losleg themes's.
"ii it weren't for my manners—my style of Atop
walking.
And shaving the ladies—or gent.. fee
Of Pam and Co.'s mush *non the tows would be
Nile of Johnny's smart letters ead Gledatate—Tai
patter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

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"
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RATER or I'ASSAGIt. To Po . First Ciao, 18
and 18 Guineas, according to atwornmodation ; Steerage
to Portland, Quebec, Boston, New York, Six ()unites.
Parrengern ars booked through to all part. of Canada
and the Western States of America, at Reduced Rates,
by t; • Grand Trunk Railway.
For Passage, apply to SABEL k SEARLE,
19, WATER-SUM, LIVEIiIIOOL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-09

CAUTION.

T THE undersigned, hereby give Notice,
that from the date hereof, 1 will not be re-
sponsible for any Debt or Dobai thet may be incurred
by my Wsfe, SARAH STSVISS, SOW rysidlng at Odor
stone, in the County of Dorwt.
JOHN STEVENS,
Dairyman, Stratton.
February 9, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09

ARTIFICIAL

DORCRICISTER--errrr alternate Saturday, at Mr.
H A 7/3LII, Rich Westatreet, August 90, Reptensbar
3, and IT, and October I.
13111731BORNK—on alternate Thursday. August

11,25.
Attendance at WEYMOI7TH—Moodaya. Wirdosadays,
and Fredays, at 10T, St. Mary-atreet
BRIDPORT —every alternate Elaterday at Mr.
MUNPORD, South-street—Aorta 13, 27, 8e1:44.-
bet 10 and Si.
MOURNIMOUTH—at Ilre.olJ BMWS', Gerrie Home,
Ceinntercial-rostteVery Twod.r.

tIR EPARAIM MO—SELY, BURGEON
ill DENTIST. E.C.9.,
9, GROSVOIOR•STRICT, OsOnrintolvstlUals; and
14, Oarirrissr, BIPj
Newly-invented sad Patented application of prepared
I EDI ARUBR RR in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
TERM Game. and Palates.
new, °Heine!, and invaluable layeation; isonsistieg
in the adaptation, with the moat allmitit• perfection and
eueceen,rif prepared gm-loured indiarubber a. a bags
for artificial teeth. Entire or partial seta may be made
with thr eateet facility in a very short time. Only one
visit is required to lit them, it being dose with the
greatest acearacy and comfort by mesas of. 'oft boas
placed, while in a state 44 fusion, between the teeth and
pins, which, upon becoming bard, possesses the greeted
poweiful selfeidEmion. The teeth an also immovably
Alta is the soekets formed by It without fastening of
any kind. One net will last for maadodsioyesra, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by rptinn of the
sums or from decay, they may be to. tbe india.
rohber plate in use with the graded eSe, and at • Tiny
triding expense. The raids of the mouth ewe no
agency on the chemically-prepared indiarubbair, and (as
it is • noa-condeitor) fluids of any tempwatare may.
with thorough oomfert, be retained in the mouth, all
anpleasantnes. of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the pendia: natare of
Its preparation.
or Jest Published, prim Is., Bahraini bloody on
the " Teeth, and the hest pease Of Supplying their
Delicionalee." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09

THII BOROUGH OF DORCHIMTER.

Ocirrcutot,—l see by the report of the Town
Council meeting on Monday last, that I am accused
of not having obeyed the orders of the Laud Baud
of Health; and as tiara is no troth iu the aoeusation,
I beg to caw you such an explanation and state
mint of facts as will entitle too to ask for an apology
from your Board.
In the Aral phial your inspector's report com•
plaited of *tithe bedding =Serials having been left
in Charles-street; end- dining the dismission the
inspector is told that if Mr. Manfield did not remove
them be oould, and summon him for the *sperm.
Did the Board know that I was not aware of the
animism, and that I bad sever beard of any omit-
plaint, either directly or Indirectly?
Morel y the inspector (who sees to. every day)
might have called my attention to the matter.
In the second place Mr. in& mid that Mr. Hayno
It'd complained UM days ago of some manure in
Fordington Bald, and that notice to remove in 44
hews had been served, which up to the present time
(let August) lind not been obsoyed. Mr. Lock also
added that 1 bad told hint that I considered the re-
spdneibility rested with the Board lifter the expire.
tton of the 44 boars. Here Mr. lick carefully
omitted the SW part of my statement which was:
/// tam And a proper nolice, I e 'wider gat after
df 14 Roars /fern the dale of the
notice the reeponeibility would rest with the Board.
The facts of the cue are these. The only notice I
received was dated the Twancra of July, which
ordered we to remove the manors within 24 hours,
which removal would consequently have to be dens
on the Sunday. (I hope I need not apologise for
having declined to do it on that day.) I took great
core, bowers'', with the exoeption of Sunday, not to
exceed 44 bouts from the data of the notice, and on
Monday, August let, tbe manure was removed.
The following is a copy of the notice :--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

A luttet addressed to lira Grandy, eoruplaining
the ab.enee of the Corporation at the Dorchester
Agricultural Society', dinner has arrived, and will be
inserted in our neat, if in the meantime we receive the
name of the writer is oosfidence.

All communimtions in relation to vrissiater
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the editor of the Dorn t Cosa, Express and
Agricultural (tamer, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorebeetet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09

1111 IItIDOi.

The nest business ;;Ls-ter;r7e-n-telrlers for the repair
of the bridge. The only one we. froin Mr. Reyes Ms.
who offered to do the neonmery work for £750.- Tie
Mayor stated Shut that sum was considerably in excess
of the estimate prepared by Mr. Powell.-Mr. Howard
was in favour of heels( a Dew bridge instead of Ong
to snob an aspen.. to r, pair the old one.-Mr. Mannish
was eorprised at Mt. Howard. Bane time sines the
question of having • new brides was dimmed. and it
wee then decided that the 'old One should be repaired.
He considered that Mr. Howard ought not to have
brought the subject spin forward. after Om Council
had gone to sea en expose u they had about the
bridp.-Mr. Howard said be believed dust almost every
one was is favour of baring • new bridge. but es the
Town Clark had stated that an Act of Paiiiement would
he necessary for such • purpose dee matter had been
allowed to drop-deur.' members aspersed them-
selves in revues of having a new bridge, sod Mr. Drew
said he should like to have one with load gabe,
ea the value of property is the Beekwater winl I
be considerably interested if such were carried
ont.-The Town Clerk upland that an Ant of
Parliament mut be obtained for haring • new
kindge.-Mr. Meanders cruld not understand why
members of the Council abode' new oppose the *sherd
fir repairing the bridge, after It had been decided that
IS should be don..-Mr. Drew osideoded that if the
bridp was repaired, and flood pees erected, they would
be worth £lO,OOO to the tows, and 'meld always keep
the Beekdder well Wed. ha modest demur had
told hint that the bridge wee wen adapted for flood
The Backwater would then be made into •
hematite lake, and villas ...Wel sOOll spring up wowed
It was ultirestely decided that no b neer should
be deeded at present, and that Kr. Powell should give
his °plaid sato the preciticability of erecting flood gates
to Ultimates arch, stating the oast, and also requesting
him to be present at the nut meeting.
DISMISSAL Cr LOWMAIL LSD TIN APPOISTMEST OF
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09

SOLD BY GOOD DRAPERS EVERY WHERE

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. R H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STAFtOII,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY
,
AND AWARDED THE PIIIZE MEDAL UHL
_

"--B;i4i" ei—all—Cirosors, ill7orors, k&, k.
& Co, OLAsoow AIM Lo &WM

"Use MA.I7;ENA ass Diet."

ride Tea Tana, September 25a.
Only Prize Medal. Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

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On Wednesday • meeting of tb• Corrnrstinn was
bell at the Ooild..JL The Diger presided, and 14
Aklermen sod Connadlors were premst

BRIDOI TOLLS OOLLIWTOB.
The first liminess on the paper was to appoint •
aollector for the Bridge tolls.—The Mayor etre d that
the Countil had temporality appointed John Mitehell
to collect the tolls. He bad previously occupied the
post. and it was for them to gay whether they would
sanction his uotninittion or no•—Mr. Hibbs understood
that the Ire oollectors, Messrs. Worry and Hill, hod
applied for the situation. He attended the last meeting
ir the purpose of berries their applicatiou read, but
was disappointed. They were respectable men, and he
ohoold sopped their applieition.—The Mayor captained
that •pphcation had been made by the tete collectors, ,
but not being on the aorta paper at the last taunting
had not been read. It was now open to appoint anyone.
-Mr. DIM thought two men were necessary. The
late lower of the tolls had tried one first, but the
result was not saiidectory. He urged that men who
were in respoosible positions should be well paid.—Mr.
Hibbs eonsideted that Mears. Warry's sod Hill'sapplita.
lien ought to have been read at the hat Council
meeting—Mr. Howard said the Council ought to know
whether the document had been supffeerd.—Mr. Hare
said that the application had been made on theist of
July, before • collector was aerially r. quireth—The
Mayor said the present was the first meeting which the
Council had had sines the tolls had fallen into their
hands, and if be wee not qua illed to appoint • temporary
collector for three weeks. it was time that be quitted
las ettair.—Mr. Milledge proposed that the Maya's
appointment be tionfiented.—Mr. Howard st•tad
that in his opinion one man was not sufficient
for the work. Ur. Drew said they might
as well make a wares of the collector at
once. He mold not stand the work; it would kill him.
—Mr. Howard ;imposed that Hill and Mitt-hell should
be jointly appointed to the offies.-111r. Hibbs warded
the resolutios.—Mr. Hare suffered a hope that there
would sot be any dieing* upon the Mayor's appoint-
went.—After a few further remarks, Mr. Howard
withdrew his proposition, and the appointment of
Mitchell was confirmed at • marry of Cl per week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

DENT.
CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the LW Prince
Conaor.t, anctllleksr of the Great Clock for the Howes

of Parliament,
"INV ITHS attention to the superior Workman-
" ship and dogmas of design of his extensive Stock
of Watches and Drawingloom Cloaks.
ladies' Gold Foreige Watches... 7
Gentlemen's ditto ..
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold Sneak
Lever ditto . • ••• 16
Strong Silver Lever Watches . 5
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation
Balance ditto . . :::
2540
Silver ditto ditto •
Marine Chronometers ... •.. 36
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronesesten, Astronomical,
Tweet, sad Brockot Clocks of every description. in
elwint ammiment of Lawton-made Fine Gold Albert
Guard Chains, aux
DENT, 61, &mad (adlobsisig Coats's Bank); 34 sad
33, Royal Isehanv ; end at the Clock sad WARS
Compass Factory. Somaost Wharf. Strand, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

sporting inutligenrr.

It is stated that Si, Henry Hears, the Liberal canal.
date for Seat Sosnereet, has been a considerable loser on
the Derby, haring backed Cambuscan, one el the
lousing horses.

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YoltialllAZ Caiccrriza ITTITID TO FILANOT.-11T.
Richard Clark Thorp, of Baecudey (one of the Staincrose
eleven), with one or too other encketen, have been en-
gaged to examine and report on the best site for • ericket
ground for Havre, sad also to pity in four matcher on
the Bois de B,iukgoe, Paris, with the Paris club. Mr.
Thorp left on Fruivy, the 27th ult., for London. Me
Duo de Morny is taking the most active part in the
arrangement&
_

Tux Exxusa arras ix ACBTIALIA,—George Mar-
shall, the Australian fatrepremmr in the ericketang de-
partment, in writing home to a friend. says:—" The
speculation has been • grand success. We have taken
from all Sources. with two more matches in Melbourne
to play, over Ell.ooo. I have taken psayages for the
Eleven to nail by the next nsaiL C,adyn is the highest
scorer, Hayward the second, Lnekyer third, Grace far
behind. People here are disappointed with his play.
Hi. stays behind for some time to visit his relations.
Alfred Clarke played • fine innings of forty-and-eight
(not out) in the eleven a side match at Melbourne. The
English cricketers can, if they like, open a jeweller's
shop with the presents they have received at eillerens
plaoes."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

CHIN A.—Dgirear OF THII Rennin IT 001005.
Shantelme, April T 2. —Major Gordon Ims defeated Um.
rebels at Weis." and expected that Ramekin and
Simielinsnuf would surrender shortly.
AUSTR ALIA.— D AAAAA or Encithan Tannin is
Ntw ZCALA ND. -Melbourne. April U. —Adviees from
New Zealand snaoonee that two severe engagemenk had
occurred at klaungatawhiri and Tarachi. The natives
were defeated at the fortittr place, which they
absnrioned, while at the latter the English troops
suffer. d a reverse. The English loss in killed and
wiinnileal in both engagements amounted to MI The
pr lishilaty of the aloe of the campaign is still distant.
The I tateruatim a Cricket Match ended in • drawn
game.
i ERICA.—The Royal mail steamer Africa has
arrived from Boston and Halifax bringing telegraphie
new, from the .at of war down to the evening of the
%Ha of May. There Las been no general engagement
since the departure of the previous mail, but IFS an
owe 111,40 soured on Federal authority that Leo has
retreated. The accounts of the affair ate confined in
the extreme, but we gather from the represents.
Mons made that General Hancock's imps turned
Lee's tight flank, anal made it necessary for
him to hill back. The latest despatches from
Grant state that his advetsary hail Ultra up • strong
position, between the North and South Anna Ricers
but this must be matter of conjecture, an it is admitted
thst tirtht himself bad been compelled to halt on
account of the fatigue • f his soldiers, and his advanced
MI.O were "expected" to reach the South Anna
River. The rest of the news is soon told. Butler
ts besieged and furiously assaulted in hi. entrenchments,
Banks strugg ing hack through Louisiana. Sherman
advancing but without being able to come up with
bin adversary in Georgia. From New York we hays
the ominous intelligence that the d • riot attoniev is
about to the Federal aliases who a.a 'a the kew
York 'Yuri.' and Jai:weal of Commerce, while tie New
Yolk gaud jury had indicted, on • charge of kidnap-
pings the °Moen who aria 'd Colonel Arguelles, with a
view to Miser him up to the Cuban authorities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

BONA - PIPIC MOW

£8 000 000 STERLING, ;paean-
teed by Government, are
annually divided in monthly allotment/ in various Sums
upwards,to .C 2.5,000 Sterling. An investment of El may
secure L-25,000 STERLING.
For Prospectus (which will be seat gratis), apply to
FIUDERICIE Stern, Banker, Frankfort-on-the-Maine; or
Littera addressed to him at 28, Clemeat's Line, Lem
bardetsrret, London, LC., will be immediately tor
warded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

tratp anb Nabp.

In consequence of the sdmittad superiority of several
other rides.. the manufaaturs of the Enfield three-
grooved heel been reduced to about 700 per week, a
number only sufficient to keep up the supply until the
change which, alter due 414 it contemplated takes
effect.

--liie;eral °Moors of the Royal Naval Reserve hays .z-
-pressed a desire to atteod the Queen's levees at St.
James's Palm*, and are making preparations for that
purpose They will be presented to the Prince of Wales,
acting for Her Majesty, by the Duke of Somerset, First
Lord of the Adinirelty. . .

A Parliamentary return states that the toted estimated
ecnts of the works in connection with Dover harbour is
£650 000. the vote required for the year 1864-5 is
£O.OOO, leaving £ll,OllO required to complete the
works. The total estimate for the Alderney works is
£1.300,080, this year's vote amounts to £50,000, leaving
5:143.000 to be voted in future years. It a rstimated
41. at the nnrks at Portland will met £1,047,125. Thin
year tb• vote amounts to £16,600, leaving £23,12.5 to be
provided for.

Wlll-01006110.—1t is really a serious question, now
that our young men are sent all over the world when
hardly out of ecnool-roorn discipline, whether they ought
not to marry before they go. This, anxious mothers
and sisters generally try to prevent, and with some
show of reason, for at that ages man can scarcely know
his own mind. Then, spin, if Its wait" till be comes
home 'for good," be is commonly culled an old fogia,
whom no pretty girl would really care for. Both WS
evils, bat the worst evil of all is picking tip no one
knows whom, in thine far-off lands, and then finding,
when you Dome home, and take your place astiongisi
your family and friends, that though your wife might
do call in tbe bash, or at small country
_stations, she is
either an ornament to your father's halls oor to your
mother's drawing-room.— Chambers's Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

LANGDON MANOR FARM,

1 Mile from &monster, 7 Hike from tbe Cnwkeree,
-Nallpsish owl Blades Manna Railway Motion.
IMPORTANT SALE of 734 SOUTH-DOWN SHEEP.
114 CART and HACK HORSES, 19 HEREFORD
.4111F111.18 STEMMA and OXEN, 42 PIGS, and
••---. dame
MR T. UNBOR (late Baia' and Elms)
kis been favoured with instructions from Mr.
Founata, who has let his Farm and is retiring from
begiame, to SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY,
JULY Ist. 1864, his valuable Flock of SHEEP,
'EGRESS, HEREFORD HEIFERS, STEERS, OXEN,
/PIGS, and IMPLEMENTS in HUSBANDRY :
Compriseag-300 Ewes of different ages, 160 Chile's.
.and Wetl•erHoge, 270 Chinn and Wither Lambe. 4
'Rams. 5 Cart Honer and their Hareem. The three
following horses are mound, and have been regularly
bunted with Lord Poltimore's hounds, via., "Pilot," a
bevent gelding. II yews, and quiet in hareem, up to 16
none with bands ; " Kitty," a bay thorough-bred
mare, 7 yeses, very fast and quiet with hounds; " In-
kerman," a bay gelding. 5 yens, fast and clever with
boson. Five (rasing Oxen in forward *audition, 3
Hereford Steers, 11 Yearling Hereford Heifers, 7 Sows
and young Pigs, 35 Blip Pigs, 4 Putts, Iron Roller, 6
Ploughs sod Tackle, Iron Drage and Harrows. Chain
ditto, 1-eleare fkarian, Hone Rake, Haymaking
Mashies, 2 Turnip Hoot, 2 Turnip Cutters, 3 Ben
Mills, Cara Bins, Hurdles, Oz Harness, and many other
a
turd ffords.
AltellSbeep are of good sins, will he sold in their wool,
mad warranted sound; the Besets have been bred from
Zr. Fereeedge's well-known superior Hereford Stock;
gke Cart Hones are young, mead, powerful and good
'monism ; the Nag Horse* are pertioslarly deservialst:
eatteetioe of goallemen in want of made and
busters up to heavy weight : the Implements are of a
medal description, and in good *sedition.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale corn-
en at 2 deka.
An Omahas leans the Creokarn• Station for Bea-
•mbister on the arrival of 1110 pm. Train.

ROLWORTH, DORSET,
Thromiailii-ba man front tint Manton Station of the
Dominator sod Soutintopion Railway ; On•-aad-a
kali Mak from Oyer Moline.

MR. T. ENSOR (late Buzz and Biwa)
hes bees favoured with instrustions from Mr.
BAUSD•II6, who is quitting the Farm, to SELL by
AUCTION, on MONDAY, JUNE 27th, 1864, the
SolWeis( SHEEP, BEASTS, HORSES. PIGS,
IMPLERENTS in HUSBANDRY, BREWING
and DAIRY UTENSILS, CASKS, kn., vi• :
SO Per sad Chilver Down Tess, 4 Barmen, Cow in
Mk, 3 Three-year-old Sellen, Thato•Y•or Bonus
Seiler, 6 Powerful end Active Cart Hones and their
,Hernsea. 10 Store Pigs, Wagons, Putts, 4-Brie Per.
lade Thrashing Medlin' by Urry, 3 Ploughs, Cambria's
Roller, Iron Hone Rake, Chaff Cutter, Winnowing
Maehloe, and • number of Barn Implemeats, Coro
Seeks, Ladders, Sheep di pp ug Trough, 2 Sheep
Troughs, Mash Tubs, 2-Hogiand Cooler. as good am
sow, 2 Pipes. 4 Hogsbeeds, and a number of smaller
•Casks ; • quantity of Dairy Utensil., Gig and Harness,
and • few Lobs of Household Goods.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale will am•
sena at Two &stook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

0 OD M A N STONE,
r: v a ILS/ 71011 DOSO 33333 /1.
--
IMPORTANT SALK OF 1.050 SOUTH-DOWN
SHILEP, 8 CART Holum, WAGONS, rows,
IMPLIMENTS, CASKS, ha., //,..

MR. T. ENSOR (Late BAIL= and Rims)
has been favoured with instructions from Mr.
BOST, who le quitting Om Perms, to BELL by AUCTION,
as MU MU AY, the 30th JUNE. 1064, his valuable
RM STOCK: Consisting of 160 well-bred two, four,
and 51x40044 Down Reiter warranted sound and will be
sold in their wool, 400 Chilver and Wither Lambs,
esperior powerful Cart Horses, sound and good workers,
and their Harmon, 2 four Acne Wagons, oar bone
ditto, 6 Paths with Iron Asks, Con Drill with Bteersge,
Sheep Tomei* and Cribs, Hogshead and Half -bhead
Desks, sweet, and In good gosiditiess, and a vikty of
useful Agriemlturel Implemosta
itainsleamots will be provided, sad lb. Sole will
mewasesos at One &sleek.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

On Wedneeday a meeting of the munici* authorities
of the town took place at the Connell C6mber. The
Mayor prosided. and there was a rsther large attoodanoe
of Councillors.

till lIITATZ Or THE DRIDGL
The report of Mr. Powell, of Portland, who had been
employed by the Town Counsel to make a thorough en-
am,rtation as to the cooditioa of the bridge, and report
thereon, waa read by the Mayor. This stated that the
iron work, and more pertionlarly that pert used in
opening the bridge, in in each • bad condition that it
demanded immediate attention. Tbe timber and masonry
paste of the stmeeture also needed repair. In order to
'feet them alterations • temporary bridge would have
to be erected for the wpm* of diverting traMa An
estimate was rinse aa to the coat, Mat as the work will
be done by tender the amount Was not etated.—After
a few unimportant relnarks on the matter, tenders were
directed I. be inVited for the necessary works sword-
in; to the plans and apecilications which Mr. Powell
submitted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

REGISTERED

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a5h1ibt..44,44.04tik
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CASSELVS

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.
11" groat and increasing demand for Dr,
COFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS hos induced ban to
appoint retail agents for certain districts in the country,
that the numerous applicant., apart from those who
professionally aomult him, may conveniently obtain them
In the loarltici in which they reside. All dieorden
originate f rom obstructions in some of the °rpm. °veleme
of the meow, whieh prevent a fret circulation mid
action of the mechanism of the animal economy. To
remove those impedim ,nts, and restore to health the
deranged system, constitutes the great weer= of the
healing art. To give again a tone to the etomach and
Invigorate the liver, is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the disease; for in all
local and genera obstructions those two important
are elected, either directly or by sympathy. The
Trla AN PILLS me, then, offered confidently by the
discoverer of the= as the =et sate and eortain means
So produce this, and those who try them will real= the
happy result
All Dr. COITUS'S works, "Botanic Guide to Health,
'Treatise en Midwifery," be. ke., can be obtained of
his tolit=ts, or as 24, Mastegarelmo,
square.
Soli APPOINT= Angie& Groves, Bloodroot;
Kea* Dorchester; Heath*, Wisher= ; Roberts k
Sea, Uattes ; Groves, Weraoath ; Coppook,
Bridport ; MsuS. Yeovil • Dalwood, Biserhorne ;
4ltranso, 0/evictions ; Oroii,Sellishery. Wholesale,
22, Montague-phial, Lon on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-07

fmptrial Varliammt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

TOISMAT.—The House,.. principally occupied in
considering the Penal Servitude act. Amendment Bill,
brought up from the House of Common., the second
reading of which mu proposed by Earl Granville.
TIIURADAT. —Lord Stratford de Redcliffe called at.
tention to the reports appearing In the newspapers
relative to the state of Circassis and the excesies per.
petrated by the Raidects, and .eked if the Government
had any objection to lay upon the table such inforna•
Lion as they passaged on the subject. Earl Rummell en.
preseed his readiness to supply all the information in
his power, and added that the details were of • most
Painful character. He feared, indeed, that very great
barbarities had been committed. The Mortgage La.
bentures Bill passed through committee with some
amendments. On the motion of the Archliirliop of
! Armagh the Ecclesiastical Courts and Regiatrien( Ireland)
Bill, the objects of which are, Oder aZia, a reduce the
number of these institutions from 26 to 12, simplify the
procedure in the diocesan And ecelesinetical courts,
reduce the number of vicars general to 12, and remove
appeal. in the Irish Et-de-lasting! Courts from the Court
of Delegates to the Queen is Council, was lead enecond
time. The Marquis of Clanricarde laid on the table •
Bill for the protection and regulation of the oyster
eateries, and their lordships adjourned.
FILIDAT.—Lord Berate gave notice that on Friday
week he should call attention to the recent outbreak at
the Roman Catholic Reformatory id' Mount St. Bernard,
near Leicester. Lord Dunseny, in moving for returns
relating to Jamaica, observed glad the unsatisfactory
state of things which had long prevailed in the Legis-
lature of that island had racked • climax, and legisla-
tion was absolutely at • dead lock. He thought the
only remedy was to modify the conetitution, for the
manner in which it had operated certainly confirmed
the opinion of Earl Grey that many of our colonial de-
pendencies had been prematurely entrusted with the
powers of self-govertiment. Lord Stanley of Adderley
expreard his willingness to furnish extracts front the
returns alluded to, and after • few words from Lord
Brougham, the motion so emended was agreed to.
Their lordships then adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

MARTINSTOWN FAIR.

NOTICIC is hereby given,—Thst this FAIR,
in sosordaase with ti. Public wish, will tei
CONFINED TO ONE DAY, muudy, THE
TWENTY-THIED of NOVEMBER, instead of two
days as formerly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COCRT OF QUEEN'S BENCH—Nov. 7.

(Sirddilair in 13snoo,before Lord Chid Justice COCKBURN,

elli<l4.ntices CIoMPTON. BLACKBURN •n 4 INILL.111.)

PA TTTTT v. PArenta.—Mr. if. T. Cole mid this
war so action tried before lir. Justice Wiliam. at
Doreheater. It wax an action relative to some hop.,
and fr.,iu the learned counsel's statement it smeared
the hops were warehoused in • room in • publiephouse,
which vu elao wed as • dimentins place of worship.
The lammed compost monad to re lit.e verdict ride,
but the Court refused his appliestiem

ARCHES' ClDDRT—Xoentel* 1.
(Before Dr. Limit ecrt)tt.
This morning the Court tot for the Stet Crow Ave
the long vacation. The fouMistier of. eaos nee tid,
that of Mr. Barnes, secretary to Air Sam, of Exeter.
spinet Mr. Grant, • clergyman of 111 .st diocese. 111
libel was brought in, but the paelitelare did sot

trsnaplie.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Nov: F.

(Sittings in Banco, before Lord Chief Baron Pollaiici,
and Barons BRAMWELL. CHARM/1.4 sn4 Pickilt)
_ _ .

BROtilta AND 071111118 a. BATIII.----.Thio action —inn
brought by the executor and executrix of a penny
named Howell, who had carried on lb. business 4a
timber merchant at BristA, in parenership .itb a Mr.
Leek, to recover • sum of £3.800 upon a henkiog
account kept with the West of Zegiriod and South
Wales District Bank, of which the &readmit Was tits
registered public officer. It wee tried at &keel before
Mr. Justice Byles, whoa a verdict wee found fey the
amount claimed. Mr. Kerslake now rstover4b Inane of
the learned judge, to eater a verdict For the defendant.
The questions in the case turned *hie* upon the
nrnusiernente muds between HoWeil mod Leek with
regard to the partnership account at the lank The
Court granted • rut* niaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

DORCHEEfFER FARMERS' CLUB.

The second meetinv of t. is club for the prep nt
eageon -ea held on Saturday, a. the Antelope HoteL
OJ. Wood. E-q., otteuptel the ehlor, sod Mr. lbehanl
Gengs, in the &bung's of Mr. James Harding, the vice-
*hair. There was • mush larger attendance of members
than opal, may doubt's.. baring been attracted by
the announcement that the 1t.,. H. Mottle, 'vicar of
Fordington, would deliver a lecture on the iniporta,t
subject .4 the Utdisation of Town Sewage, a matter of
Crest interest to agriculturist.. A fter amne con 'creation
retPeettee mutter* of busintaa connected the
Club, the rev. gentleman d-livered the following
I.cturn on
UTILISSON "--
TOWNS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.

On Friday the ceremony of proroguing the Imperial
rarilement took place with the real formalities, but
without say of the exciting interest with which that
event is erdinerily awed .ted in tin pular mind.
The Royal Cocemisnion having been read, the Coat-
miselocers rout from their sear, and
The Lord Chancellor rid, tkr by virtue of the Com-
mission jar reed, he, in the sear of her Marry the
Q.teen, declared Parlianteat promised until Friday, the
13th of Jerry next. accordingly. Ris lordship them
desired the house adjourned, and this earentony termi-
nated.

--111 it nadierstood among the ofilaials of the home that
Parliament will meet for the dispekh of busies is
Tuesday, January Slit
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

DENTAL

TEETH.

DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, !High West-street, November 26.
December 10, 24.
Attendance at WEYMOUTH—Mondays, Wednesdays,
and Endars, at 107, St. Mary-street.
BRIDPORT—evrry alternate Saturday at Mr.
MUNFORD Soullvatreet,- -November 19, Decem•

her 3, 17, 31.
BOUILNKYOUTH —at MraGUBBIN3', °atria Hanes,
Commercial-road, avin7 Ta.O.I•ZI
SHERBOKNE—oa
_alternate Tla uhdayi —November

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-15

LlifT OF SHEB.IFFB FOR UK.

nio old ceremony for norwinating the Sheriffs took
place in the Court of Einthequer oe Seturdsy.
amino*llor of the Etohequer was present in his robes of
state, and there were oho of die ministers and
Tbri custom is to norninato three Sheriffs for
oath county, out of which one is "pricked* I. January.
Usually the first on the list is taken; the seemed is them
advanced to the first rank, and the third to the woad,
so that the nomination practically N molltiod le as.
r ntleman for ask comity, who may expect to is sada
upon to owes the Alm three years arnica.
Dougrimiolt.--John Bernie, of lebneton, Esq.;
Sir John Michel, of Dewlkb, H.C.B. ; and St. Jana
Coventry. of Know's. Wimbonte, &q.flonnutffraffitg.—Sir John Henry (Neville limy*.
of Aslitoe Court, Hart; George Bullock, of Ems
Coker House, Esq.; and Richard Thome Combs,
Eaq.
Dirvoriuting —Baldwin John -Polk:fen 'Noised, of
Kitley, Seq.; Sir John IDninamiy, of &oat, Bort. ;
nod J..bn Smile, of Newton Hoom,
Wit.rselas. —Thomas Henry All.. Poysder„
Aar-thus Park,
_near Chippenbam, E.g. ; Ambrose
Donis Halsey Freke, of Hanoington Hall, Hek=
worth,
Seq.;
rry and Henry Colley, of Burderop Park, .
sfto or Soarworrros. —Sir Arelhibald
Haedonald in , of Wooler Lo t.dge, Bar ; the Hon.
Thom.' Dutton, of Hinton House, Alreaked ; Willinan
Hans Sloane Stanley, of Panitoos, soar Ramsey, Eeqt.