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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

MORDEN.

Faomosome HOES= OS Tug EftriftwaT.--J•mes
Hector, of Morden, wu summoned More the ,
Wicobnrne petty sessions, on Pridsy last before C.
J. Parke, Esq. (chairman), Rev. C. J. Glyn, Major
l'h•rtman, aod Colonel Paget, charged first for having
eight horses straying on the highway, in the parish of
Tarrant Rushton, and also with illegally rustuing the
mime when being taken to the pound. Mr. Atkinson
appeared for the defence. end in reieronce to the latter
charge, stated that the Highway Act gave no power to
a polioeinan to impound cattle found on the high-
way ; and thst at • recent petty sessions at Blandford,
Lord Portman had decided that • policeman could only
drive them to the owner'. premises, and summons the
delinquent The second charge we. withdraws —P.O
Short stated that on the sth October he Ina on duty in
the pariah of Tarrant Rushton. about Am p.m. and
and new eight horses straying on the highway. They
were not futened together, and no one was with them.
Not knowing who was the owner he took charge of
them, intending to take them to the pound. Ile met
lioshani, a man in Hector', employ, who salted him
what he was doing with the bonses.—By Mr.
Atkinson Wuhan' woo not there when he took the
homes. He was about 200 yard. off making afire. Did
not say anything to Hector or Mutant about paying
,2.. for each horse. Hector was also at the firo Mr.
Atkinson said the bones were left in charge of Mozhato.
' They had been brought from a fair, and got lon, one
from the other. There was no iotention on his client's
part to disobey the law. The bench fined defendant
la. ed. tor mob Mum and 9a costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

CANFORD.

CAUTIOrn TO BOTlL—James Tapper, • young lad. w‘s
charged bears the Wimboree magistrate*, on Friday
lad, with killing a team pheasant, the property of Sir
Ivor Guest, by throwing • stone at it. The keeper said
that he was instructed to withdraw the eharge.—The
Benoit oantioned the delinquent not to troves' again.

Taiwan is Bianco or °AIM —A man who gave
the name of William Bailey, and stated that he belonged
to fitunninster Newton, but whose strong Hiberian
accent proved hien to be a native of the Emerald Isle,
was brought up in custody and shares& before the same
Reach of magistrates with setting wires for the purpose
f taking game on lands in the oos potion of Mr. Petty,
the property of Sir Ivor Goat.— He pleaded not guilty.
—George Tomer, gamekeeper, laid that about font
o'clock on Friday morning he was watching Ave wires
set in a held of swede. near the read in the parish of
Canford. About 10 minutes or a quarter before six hit
now the prisocer some to a wire and take out a hors
and lay it down. He then went and took up soother
wire, setting it in another plum He then saw whams
and made off, but was WWI after overtaken, and as be
would not give his name be detained him.—Balley
totally denied the charge, and said be had been wee king
at Bournemouth. He positively denied being an Irish-
man. The Beach oonsidered the charge fully proved,.
and none-lobed the defendant in the full penalty of 40a.
and meta, and as be had not the wherewith eornmittod
him for two =oaths.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

BIRTHS.

October 17, nt Blandford, the wife of Ni. Jame.
Whitmarelt, of • son.
October 20, at Vine Cottage, near Cheeslborne, Poe.
alaseter, the wife of the Rev. sf. ?eget Kama, of s lon.
October 10, at Fordinbridge, the wife of George
Richard Gone, manager of the W.lta and Dorset Itank.
of a daughter.
October 21, at Upway, the wife of Mr. 0. Harvey,
grocer, of • son.

MARRIAGE.

October 17, at Longd---ee-t,---b; the Rev. J. L Williams,
Mr. homes Manuel, of Longdeet. Poole. to Elisabeth,
eldest daughter of Mr. R. Allner, builder, Parkstoma
october 24, at Rowde, by the Rev A. B. Marty.
amiated by the Rev. R. Suckling, Alfred ANrustaa
Wright, second son of the late Mr. T. G. Wright,
otsaud, Glouoester, Jane Louisa, only daughter
G. Flopfiifil. Of BalicborY.
At St marh's Church. Torquay, Devon, by the Rev.
Water H. dames, curate. John, eldest .on of Mr.
John Scutt, Jordan Farm. Weymouth, to Eninis.
fourth daughter of Mr. Jamas Dread, f Rook'. Castle
Farm, Broomfield, near Bridgwater, Bootereet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

BAD LANGUAGE IN TRE STREETS OF
BLANDFORD.
To the Ni:dor.

Sir,—lt must be, matter for deep regret to e. 117
.41-minde4 person that the practice of awearlag and
wing filthy 'language is becoming more and more
Prevalent in our public streets. Nor is this ;mortice
(moaned to grownup young men, but even boys of
eight to IT years of age may be heard making USD of the
mime kind of langnage. This growing evil ban been
formally brought before the teachers of the Cherub
Sunday School, and it is hoped that without having
recoutee to the law, the young people of the town will
be induced to listen to their arbrier. Nothing shows •
low state of public morality more than hearing from
&linnet infant lipa curling and swearing. But whilst
boys using each language are all liable to be brought
before a magistrate and punished, the chief blame resta
will their elders, who, instead of getting them • better
example in their common conversation, preface their
rein•rks with natl., forgetting the solemn warning—
" For avers idle word that men shrill speak thee shall
give account at tholes& day of judgment.'—Youre truly,
HIIIIANITAS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

CAITLE MARKETS.

lirriorocrrts, Tbursday.—Aboat an smogs supply
of beasts in tolerably good ow dition. The but breeds
were in fair requcet, at fall irises ; but inferior stook
was very inactive, at late ratee. TA* high.... figure was
4s. 104. per 131 b. The show of sheep w.s rather limited.
Sales proirressei slowly, but no quotable chisoge took
place in the currencies. The but Downs and half.breds
sold at 4s. &I. per £llb. The sale for eaves was inactive,
on former terms, vim, from 4s. 2d. to Ss. 21. per Sib.
The supply was by no means extensive. Prime pigs
were steady in value; bat hires bogs were very dull.
Thu top prio• was4s. 2d. per 81b. Is sail& cows neat
to nothing was doing.

Per 81b. to sink the Offal.
(1. id.i.d.s.d.
lar. coarse beasts 3 2to 3 4 iPrimellouthdowas4 1t.4
SecouJ quality .. 3 4.336 Pkg. coarse calves 6 Its
Prin. 'arr. C/tA 004 4 ;Prime @mai
Prime Scots. &e. 4 11 to 4 10 'Large bogs
lot. coarse sheep 3 to 3 4 Neat eml porkers 3 10 to
Second quality . 3 61.1 10 Grime. calves,echn 01. 2%
Prime coarse wild 4 0(04 4 Ctr.oW its pi. 5.4.23 lull
TOTAL SUPPLT.—British—Boasts. 744; bows_
.beep and lambs, 4,250; calves. 171; piss, MO.—
Foreign—Besets, 312; sheep and lamb., 1,661; eaves,
140; pigs, 33.

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BRISTOL. Thureday.—Our market was well 2applied
with bed and mutton of very Mr quality. Badners,
although improving, was not eullisiently brisk to dear
away the stooks on offer. Prises remained &host the
mate as last week, inferior bed i•Jising from al. to
62.. per owl. middling from 635. to 66... sad superior
sorts as high as 6iia. A few ohoice animals obanged
hands at Ms per cwt. Heavy ewes sold freely at lied.
per lb., while light isotherm fetched shoat did. The
supply of milah ours was about equal to the deoand..
sod the merket was °Soared at an early hour at priees
venswiint below the late quotations, via, from El! to
16. There wee again • large supply of store cattle,
including about 1,400 animals train Ireland. Tbe trod.
showed a decided improvement upon late markets, bet
still there was • goodly number of animals left on heed
at the close of the market. The pig market in West-
street wag moderately aupplied at Wednesday, and •
Rood trade was done at crimes varying (roe 9s. to 3.. Id.
The show of horses was about the in... as last week,
and the trade nominal.

NIWOATII AND LIADOINALL. Friday.—Fall oversaw
militias of 111•Ai are on sale at thews markets. Thor
trade, on the whole, is steady, ea oar quotations.

Pm: 81b., tly.tts• °areas,.

& a.
Inferior. bed ..8 0 to $ 2 I leader mutton 3 oto $ 4
Middling ditto 3 4 „ b olddbot ditto.. 3
Primo Imp do. 310„. 4 0 Prime ditto.. . 4 1 4 4
Primo miall ditto 4 S „ 4 4 Ilbron I pork ... S S „ 4
Veal 3 11 ~ 4 4I Largo ditto—. 3 0 „ 3 •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

CRAN BORNE.

Di&u OF • VETERAN POLIOINAL-431,011* A ndre we,
bite sergeant in the Dorset county police. died on the
24th of October, alter a long illeete, brought on by his
exertions in the service. The deceased was highly
respected by the magistrates and inhabitants of this
distriet. Hs bad served more than thirty years in the
metropolitan and Donne police forces.

Demur asp RI ?rte.-36mph Tricked, of Verwood
was charged by the polio. with being drunk and riotous
it Woodlands, on the fath instant. Defendant admitted
his drunkenness, and was proved to have been riotous.
The custom of drawing beer from the Hobbs Crook
Inn, during divine service, on Sunday, was refsrod to,
and the pollee wars dirsotini to give • 'trite look out to
the nte.

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TWO FAIINZIUS COIMCITO 011. KILLING PHFAiIaFTF
OCT OF Bsason.—At the petty eseeinse. oa Tharidat,
before the WM. Evelyn Ashley sod Doers, Mulvihill,
Req., Jobe Burt sad Janos Berk rielelleer All Kahle,
were charged, on the inforetaidoe of John Haskell, with
shootinc one phemast seek... the led of September.
Ckenplament deposed to seeing the defesderite each kill
a bird in the middle of the day, neer Harley Down,
Dateare. The defendanno did not ennee.., and way
lined LI each and roots They, however, inane into
'pert ee eebeequest period of the day, aid wished the
10„, to he re.opesed. This was refund, and notion of
appal threeteowl. They, however, tbought toter of
sad paid 11.11 md ug

PILFnRD.
DAMAGING AND RIMOTING FART OF • PuG..—
Cbizles
liosluim and Frederiek !leaden tbe latter of
whom did not appear, wale summoned before the Willi-
borne llayistratea, on Friday last, to answer a charge at
dainsting and tale( away part of a tense, on the 13th
October. Tbe eam was clearly sad satidaetorily proved
by Stephen Fry, in thy employ of Sir Fa Greatbead. to-
whee' 'ha roperty heloncvd.—Mnsham, ha^al a 1"41
eharaerer, was sentenced to two month.' bard labour, it,
default of paying • dna of 40a. and costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

FRI-MR VAIICHMICR.

A RITUALISTIC TO 'MAL RCITIOL —ln aeontemporary
we Ind • letter touching a recent ritualistic funeral in
this parish. The writer mays, "It vie. painful Beene
to the inhabitants of From* Vanchureh and Maiden
Newton, to witness in • Protest...at Church, nod etc
eh Wise burial, such things as lighted candles in broad
elsy-light ; the administration of the Lord's Supper Inn
form not very distinguishable from the searing* of the
taus ; • large cross borne before the corpse, and other
peculiarities that indicated too plainly the meaning end
tendency of those who officiated. Were the Rev. :
Lane, the Rev. R. Pinokneyosad the curate of 13ateembe,
Roman Catholics, not • word would have been uttered,
inasouch in they have a right to busy their dead after
their own opinions. lint we protest in the name of our
common Christianity against such exhibitions is thaw
by parties professedly belonging to the Protestant
liatablishment. Even the Diasenters, who do not much
meddle with the rites of the liateblished Church, must
bare been shocked at the speetsele. It was *dui,
too, to witness the Imogene, of the Rev. F. Salmon,
curate of 11 aid en Newton, et rites so opposite to his
*opposed eveogelical teaching from the pulpit. The
whole matter, in the place of doing any good. has
brought a =andel upon the name of Christianity, and so
far from being any aid to the Feteblished Church in this
neighbourhood, will, in the estimation of all sensible
and thoughtful minds, have done it a serious and
provoking damage."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

REGISTERED FOR

STARCH MAN U FACT U R SKS

TO H.R.H. THE paiNceas OF WALES.
g :ILENFIKLD STARCH
14.. A USED IN THE ROY AL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL, IMEL
Sold by ell Groom, Cbsodlers. ha , ha,
WOTHPWRPOON k ("4.. ntrkaow. on I owymm.
71201 STRONG —BIM BLACK WU,
'BIT FOR ANT TABU, Ile Id pow lb. S lbs. lbw lb. bee
to pans cm reO4API Pakt Mee cudow.

08BORNR & TARRY,

SWAIN 4 WI Nammara.4ll Wel illasskigairiik WA'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

CORN MARKETS.

smnstrwr, Turoods7.—N.vr Omsk 434. to 76t; old
whmt maimed 56r. to 80a ; btrity, 375. to to.; oats,
265. to 30s. ; bouts, 46a. to 50t.; p. 1,404 to 110‘. rye,
20s. to 255. par quartet ; tarok 5.. W. to 7..; aid. Bs.
to 5.. per built•L

Wednesday.—Tbe noes trade was very
quiet, at Monday's decline in Priem. In order to con.
and. laminae lower rates were in some institute
aeoepted.
BlailfgaßAN, Thunaday.—Baglisit wheat cleared off
at a rednotion of Is. to 2s. per quarter, whilst white was
fully as dear. Foreign 2i. to 3a. lower. Harley W-
eaned Is. per quarter. On oats the tern wail in favour
of buyer. Beans and peas unaltered.
Divines, Thar•day.—Witit • moderate supply, we
had • fair trade at • destine of la. a quarter ; but the
demand could not be salted brisk, and • oonaider•ble
quantity writ Idt unsold at the does. Barley trade
dew, lint week's prime being with drealty maintained.
Oats, beans, and pees are all Is. a quarter higher.
Baurroc, Thursday--Our supply of farmers' wheat
moderate, and taken freely by millers at a redaction of
Is. tote. per quarter. A fair consumptive demand for
foreign at the full prime of this day se'nnight, the in-
termediate depression being recovered. For malting
barley a fair inquiry. without change in value. Grind.
log fully a. dear. The demand for rots small, at a de-
rime of 64. per quarter. Maim slow and Is. per quarter
lower. Beans and peas dull.
Mascugsvan, Thuradiay.—Engliah wheat was in mo-
derate request, at a decline of 2s. per loaner ADM this
day senolabt, and foreign at a reduction of 61. pee
centaL Extra qualities of flour were Is., and secondary
sort. 2.. per sack cheaper. Oats were Id. per 461 be.,
and commal Is. per load lower. Egyptian beans sold at
quite 3.. per quarter less money, while English brought
fully previous rates. In Indian 00111 no change ran be
noted, the decline of the week being quit* rvoovered.
MARC•LANE, Friday.—Our market to-day was but
modera.ely supplied with home-grown wheat. The at-
tendant» of buyers was rather limited; neverthelem,
about an p badmen was transomed in red and
white qualifier, at Monday's decline in the quotations.
The show of foreign wheat was tolerably good. Really
doe sample* changed hands at full prices, but inferior
kinds were a dull inquiry. at late rases. FLiating sumer
of grain were in souse in.tancei held for mere mosey.
The demand for them was steady. The show of both
English and foreign barley was again limited. The
trade ruled firm, at full quotations. Malt moved off
slowly; nevertheless, prices were tupported. The sup-
ply was seasonably glad. The male for oets was 'aware,
at barely previous rates. The imports were good. We
have no change to notice in the value of either bean, or
peas. Flour, seeds, and cakes moved off slowly, at late
rides.

WAKITIBLD, Friday.—The depression of Tuesday is
reeevered, and we ha.. a moderate demand for wheat,
St Friday's prioes. Barley steady.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

GUINAGE ST. MICHAISL

A Neonatal' Ammer. To PUBLICAIIII.—At the
Wimborne petty seesions on Friday last, the magite
traten called the attention of the superintendent to
the orresisity of appointing an °Meer to DSO that MOM
ewe was taken by publimns not to supply carters with
drink if they were previously under the influence of
11. One man had lately been killed through an accident,
and another narrowly sewed death, and there was
every mason to fear both of them had taken too mush
beer. Mr. Haynie° mid he would eartainlycomply with
the request of the &snob.
THOSI TIV,031.11101(11 RATIL—Thomm Stephens,
sm. was summoned at the Wimborne Petty
sessions, on Friday last, by Mr. Henry Ford,
overseer of the parish of Gump Pt. Michael,
for non-payment of poor rates, mounting to
11.. &1., the greater part of which we. owing in
18115, and which be had prornied to my.—Mr. Ford
stated that he had had a crest deal of trouble, and
ridden many miles to pt the money.—lt appeared
that there we, a dimute between defendant and his eon,
as to who was liable.—Tbe bench ordered him to pay
the amount forthwith, with mats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

BOROUGH PETTY SESSION&

TIIIIDAT.—Befono J. /Oiling, R. Cotterell, and W.
Talbot, Foirs.
J•••Ph Houma was eurernooed for committing an
messelt oe kis wife Seams, on the 18. h. Emma Houneell
deposed that its Friday her hosband carne bonze in the
morning, sad became his breakfast was not ready he
west out and did Dot return till dinner time, when he
took the saucepan and dinner and threw thorn out in
the Area, and went off again. He returned in the after.
noon and then oommitted the await complained of, by
striking her in the faro with his let. She did not offer
say provocetioe. He had often .smelted her before.
0. • fland•Y he had locked bee in and beaten her
with • large stick. She did 'not want any main.
Mamma from the defendant. She could keep herself
If he would keep the Middy's. She wasted to be
separated frogs thega.—lty the defendant: Complainant
admitted that en Friday she put the meat in her pocket
and said he shoelde't have any. Here there use some
mom Seine between the parties, defendant saying that
his wife first struck him. All the rows were through
his not allowing his wife's brother to live with him,
sad " when you have a bad women to deal with you
do not know what to do." —la reply to the Beech, as to
whether he meld make the matter up with him wife,
defendant said be would es soon go to gaol as to live
with bee. His wasted to know if the Beech coati
separate them and let him bring up his children where
he Skedl—The Bench replied they had no jurisdiction
In that matter.— Complainant said she had threatened
many a time to bring hint (her hasband) before the
Bench, but he only laughed at her.—Defendant said he
believed his wife would swear to say lie.. The Bench
emsidered the assault proved, although there had been
much provocation on the pert of the wife. They
advised both semi.' to act with more forbearanos for
the haws, and flood defendant 10a or seven days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

H kli PRESTON.

A LITTLE TOO MOM —J oho Chaprel was chanted
at the Wimborne petty sessions, on Friday last, with
being drank on the 13th (towbar. He pleaded guilty
to having bad " a little too mink^ and wee Ilned
and 8.. costa.

EAST PA LET.

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WET Ws DITTIOULT rot • Mid TO Ern our ow
the Wimborne Petty licesions on Frid.y
last, Edword Keynes, an old soldier, who had received
some injury to his brain, pleaded guilty to being drank
on the 19th October. The Chairman advised him, as be
knew bin infirmity, not to take drink, and then be
would not get into trouble, to which be replied that
"there were so many policemen about the country •
man could not keep out of trouble." • statement which
elicited some marks of approval from the byAdaders,
but for which he was reproved by the Beads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

WAREHAM.

Tit CAMS ii&MT.—lt I. with mach eatisisetioe
that tradesmen and agrienitarista in this neighbourhood
Lace learnt that the Privy Council have granted a
Femme for the re-opening of the weekly cattle market in
Wareham, for their eonvenience and prosperity have
been considerably affected by the dosing of the market
for so long • period.
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Ta.M•TOILALTT.—On Tuesday moraine the newly.
elected Mayor (Charles Wißoor, Esq.) attended at the
To emboli before Stephen Bennett, Esq. (tbe out-going
Mayor), and Mr. Woodruff@ Daniel, two of the capital
burgesses, when the Town Clerk (Mr. Freeland Filliter)
administered the oaths to him se Mayor, coroner for
Wareham sod the Isle of Pothook, and justice of the
peso. for the borough of Wareham.
CoorrY PILITT wnsaione.—Teeeday : Before the
Right 800. Lord Eldon, J. C. Mussel, Beg., end N.
Bood, Seq. John Beolishi, of Swamies, cplarrier, was
charged with being drunk arid riotous at Swamis On
the 6th instant. He did not appear, and the roes VIM
proved by P.C. li.s.-7,0N1 10s. including sesta, or
seven days' imprisonment. This was the ally ragman'
rotor:table to the petty MOM 44filf lb kfflaillkSt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

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sherry Butts, Port Pipes, R.m PanolPonr,
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Woe. Ca/ or seencling to qa•lifeatiom— Apply to
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CERNE ABIllUt TURNPIKE ROADS.
--
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,—That
TOLLS arising sib. seversl TOLL GATOS
called or known by the tonnes of Podding RAN Dots.
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AUCTION, subject to nth emsditions u will he then
and there roused, to the best bidder, it the NSW lin
In Cee Ana. in the oounty of Dor•st, ma
WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of OCTOBER next
between dm hours of twelve o'clock it Dec.. and two
o'clock in the rifternooe 41 the eau. day, for one year,
isommencing cu the first of Faculty, one thousand
eight Maladroit and riatreight, at twelve o'clock at
noon, in the manner directed by the Ast of Parliament
proud in the thin] ic., nub, reign of his late klajeety
King Ourge the Fourth. "For Regulating Turnpike
Raul. ;"' which said Tolls produced last rear the mum
of £272 shoes the ea pens« of collecting them, and will
be put up ii that gum.
Whoever happens to be the beat bidder, mtrit at
the same time ter one month se *drugs of the R4lll
at which such roils may be let, •nd give muirity, with
sufficient gaieties, to the satiefastiou of the Trustees
of the said Turnpike, for payload of the remainder of
the Mom y inenthiy,
Dated at 11J.robe.tor tb.lB4b As, of September, 1867.
G. S. ANDREWS,
Clerk to tha Trostees of the said
Turnpike Roads.

sreA if FROM LIVERPOOL TO NKW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
NATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
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• P.e. The saw fall-prienworl lhellah from
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THIS WEIN, Orogen 3412 I Pangorimatria.Lowi.2B73
lisoLano, Thompson 3400 Viluelnht, PrOwSe ... 2878
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Will be despatolied from Liesspnol to Now York g
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WIDUIDIDAT, Nov. Bth.
PEN NISY LYA NIA WIDPVIIDAT, Now 13th.
And from Qrmanstowg the following daya.
The Saloon acoomnimistioo on board these Steamers
I. very superior. Hato of Passage front Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Comeau Return Ticketa, Twenty.
five Guinea&
There is. azeollant accommodation for Steerage
Pmesscra, apd • full supply of Cooked Provisions
sorted op by the Company's Steward..
Parrogers booked through to Aspinwall, San
Franeisco, the inlaid towns of Canada and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Palmate apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited,) 14, The
Albany. Oldhall.streot, and 23, Water-street, Liver-
pool; or to N. and J. CONNING and Bone.. Queen..
tows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

HUNTING A PPOINTINLINTS.

The Bast Dorset Hounds—Thursday, Melbury Abbas;
Friday, W hitehurch— at 11.
Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds—Wednesday, Holton Withy-
ited ; Thursday, II us ton Down—at 11.
Lonl Foltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Bradford Plan-
tation ; 1 huraday,Wraxall; Saturday, Malbury —at 11.
The Blackmore Vale Foxhounds —Tuesday this day),
Katcombe Lodge; Friday, Ring's Mill Bridge ; Saint.
day, West Hill Gate—at 11.
The South Wilts Hounds—Wednesday, Stockton
House ; Friday, Knoyle Somarloue ; Saturday, Suttee
Mandeville —at 10.40.
The Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Stowe'
Lodge; Thursday, Chute Lodge; Saturday, Long
stock—at 11.
Mr. Walter Rowan Harriers—Friday, Dog Dean Farm
—at 11.
The Berkshire Vale Harriers (Mr. Asada' Sverett's)—
Tuesday (this day), Bablock Myth.; Friday, Apple.
ford Village - at IL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

it gricultun.

Trim Itgait's Haneswejltr. H. J. Tuner, of Bleb.
mond. Yorkshire, who has for years been admitted to
be a very good authority on agricultural matters, says
that our northern .best, generally, is an esoeflent
sample. It bag nfl been got in sound, and more than
that the whole crop is dry enough to griod sew. It is
his firm belie/ that the whole mop of English whoa Is
this year worth more by several millions sterling than
was the crop of last you.

- -
CHANZUS OF ACIRIOOLTCII3 kr) YU MAIN TAX.—
It would appecr from a similar which has bem issued
by the Central Chamber el Agrkedtare to the various
local chamber' throughout the cannery, that though hr.
Reid has intimated that Le demobs of obtaining •
peso:int repeal of the malt tax, the =Med has not beea
given up by the body chiefly inteneted. The similar
reminds the local secretaries that " the question of the
malt tax will some under the consideration of the
Central Clamber of Agriculture this winter, and in cedar
that the voice of the obanniers may be beard on the
moasion it is deeirable that the loon bodies should en-
tertain the subjeet at an eerie date." The eirealar adds.
"a select committee of the House of Commons is baking
evidence on the qoaetion. and mil oontinue theezmnina-
lion of witnesere next seinion." A meeting of members
of the onitral chamber will be held on the sth proximo,
to eonsider what steps should be taken with regard to
the tax.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

TARR ANT
_HINTON.

FOWL Snoamto.—On Friday ntglyt a fowl heave,
belonging to Mr. Hill, of Hinton, was broken open and
eleven fowl. stol..n. The thieves cut of the beads of
six of thr birds, leaving them in the hen-roo4.lcov
met on of the robbery was given to Superintendent
Brown, who on investigation the ease took into eustpir
four men of the village, named Nehemiah Collins, Jam. a.
Aldose, Riebari James, and Nehemiah Paul. The
whole of the birds were found in James's heave. The
men were the woodsy taken before the ho.. J. Watt...,
who remanded them till the following Monday.

STURNINSTER.

NEWTON.

BLIKTION or MAGIBTRATra' CLEM. —Tbo magistrates.
of the dturmluster Bench sitting in Petty Sessions on
Monday, proceeded to the election of a eleik in the
roow of R. R.. Harvey, Rm., who foe upwards of 40.
years has ably fulfillei the duties of that office. The
Bench adjourned fore short time after the regular
business of the Petty &mime had been transacted, to
make their election, and on their return into conrt the
chairman (Captain Hanbaus, R.N.) read the following
address: -The time has now arrived when it devolves
noon unto appoint a amee.seor to our Irate 'garb, Mr.
Harvey. He, foll!uring out the courtesy he has ever
shown to the Bench of Jostioes in this division, gave us
notice some time sines of his intention to retire from
his profeaion during the ensuing month. Before the
connection is severed we would wish to espress our mom
of the advantages we have all derived from his able
assistance, and are fully aware of the kindnem and
urtesy he has shown to the Bench, and the urbanity
to the officers of the parishes of this division. A justice
clerk can either carry out his duties in as !agreeable or
verydisagrarable manner. Mr. Harvey has always chosen
the former course, and hectare's' into hia retirement the
respects, I had almost said, the affection, of those with
whom he has been brought in contact. There have been
many changes on the bench during the loos period of 40
years dodo, which Mr. Harvey has mad as clerk to thin
division, but there has been no change in one
namely, the kindly feeling which has invariably =2l
between those who have sat on this Bench and their
respected clerk. We have sleeted Mr. Fromm as h's
successor, and have every reason to believe we have.
appointed ma who will as nears. may he follow in
the stem of his predecessor. Mr. FrOllloo then entered
upon his duties, and in the reply to the Wassail Mr.
1 Harvey said: "Gentleman, I return you my mincers
thanks for the kind and handsome mariner in which
you have acknowledged my service. during the many
years I have net here ; and I hope you will live to enjoy
Many years of happiness and peace.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

CHARLTON 111 A RSA A LL.

Betel aTZALIip. on Tuesday morning it way dia.
°peered that two sheep and • fat lamb were miesieg
from a fold belonging to Mr. Oldie, former, 4 Am
village. Information was given to the superintendent
of polioe, who with one of his men prieeeded to As
spot, and distinctly trailed through fields, op • drove.
and across part of the down, the footprints of two men
and of the stolen animals. When they arrived at tie
fair mile" on the Stickland road they dwoovered troika.
of • cart sod • quantity of haw, and there is every resse,n.
to suppose that the animals were from that place carriet
off io • cert. Mr. Brown pursued his investigation
into the Vale, and on his return was informed that two
ewes and • lamb, answering to the description of those,
lost, were in a field belonging toll:. fillen,of Stioklan4.
The police bane a pretty good idea as to who were thes
culprits, who no doubt were too hotly pursued by the
superintendent to give them an opportunity of disposing
of the animals as they intended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

WEYMOUTH.

MILANOHOLT AXO FATAL OCIDIXT.—TAt. 00 Satur-
day evening as Dr. Samson, the em,nent surgeon, was
returning to his resident* from • professioesl visit, he
mistook his way (supposed from the darkness of the
night) and fell over the Esplanade wall in the vicinity
of the Victoria Hotel, where he was found by
Sergeant Brine. fie was removed to him residence
In Devonshire Buildings, where it was ascertained that
four of his ribs had been frainured by tbe fall, one
having penetrated a vital part. The esteemed gentleman
lingered till the following day, when death terminated
his sufferings.. In bia profession, be was held in high
repute, and his lamented death has eaaaed general
regret.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

SALISBURY.

POLITICS AT EtALIBIIOIT.--Tbe banquet given by tbe '
Mayor of Salisbury (Dr. Lush) to the Corporation, the
county and city members, the magistrates and othors
connected with the city and neighbourhood, took Owe
on Monday evening, the 21st, at the Conned House,
and passed of with great (Writ. The Mayor himself, of
course, preeided, and among those who seeepted his
Worship's invitation were Earl Nelson. the Bishop of
Salisbury. Lord H. Throne, M.P., Sir Edward Holm,
Bart, Mr. Thomas Baring, M.P., Mr. E. Antrobus,
M.P., Mr. T. F. Grove, M.P.. Mr. H. D. Seymour,
M.P., Mr. U. H. Marsh, M.P., Mr. Edward Hamilton.
*P., Mr. Alfred Seymour, M.P., Ice. After the
dir ner, the usual loyal, patriotic, and complimentary
toasts were proposed. and speeches were made by several
members of Parliament. Earl Holton, who avowed
himself a radial oonservative, thought the heed men
at the top of every prolamine" should have seats in the
House of Lank—Mr. T. Bating. U. P., atm hopeful as
to the result& of the R.-form Let ; however, "it was a
matter of speculation, it ormli not be called a certainty
until the experiment had been teeted."—Mr. H. D.
Seymour, U, P.. spoke of the Abyminian expedition.
He cotaidered it necemary, and was sanguine as to its
sumer. Abyssinia, be said, wait not an unknown
oonutry, it was Inhabited by a most interesting people—
its records bad been fuUy utodied, and were nearly no
well known am those of the county of Wilts.—Mr.
Fraser Grove, M.P., on the ID-form Act, ssid, though
It was brought and curled bye conservative government,
nobody was mere gratified that it had game I than
himeeU.—Mr. Marsh, M.P., hoped that "the leap in
the dark" which bad been taken would prove a great
menses. If not a failure, it inn-t be • oneness. because
it most add, to a certain extent, to the garrison of the
I constitution, by bringing within its pale claim& who
were not within it before.—Mr. Hamilton (Mr. Marsh'.
oolleague) spoke chiefly on local topics.- The Bishop of
Salisbury spoke several timee, but not upon matters of
public interest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

A HINT TO DORCHIMER LOCAL BOARD

OMMIllm•

To As Maar.

Sir,—Pnbapis V you wit kiarly Insert this little OCIIII•
Inanimation it may be the means of calling the attention
of some of the members of the Local Board of Health
to the dirty, disorseeful, end neelecited condition of the
road leading to the Great Western Railway Station.
and the crossing leading to the steps of the footpath
•pproaching the South-Western Station at the end of
South-street. The mud and 611 h has been allowed to
accumulate until it has really become putrid. Of course,
it would he of .no use calling the attention of the
Inspector of Nulianas to this state of things, as that
Is an ofeee now understood to bear a title only and
carry a salary, but for which surely scene littJe
attention to th-se matters might be bestowed in return.
A few loads of gravel and &drain at the crossing lead•
In to the steps would bee great improvement and an
immerse comfort to railway travellers and passers in
that loc-lity —Yours faithfully,
Dorchester, Oet. 26.

RATES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

WOOL MA RK ET'S.

BNADIPOID, Thersday.—There is • better feeling per-
yeding the wool market this morning, though lb* im-
provement in badness is hardly appreciable. spia..re
who have taken orders are in many cases looking round
to cover with wool, and buy whenever they can meet
with anything cheap. Some lots have been sold at low
prima The gloom of Monday seems to have disappeared,
and there is a general feeling that things have mashed
tLe lowest point and mar tAte • tern for the better.
There is cionsociamitly rather more orolideocre than there
was. Priem Sr. rather more regal.: than they were,
and holders are not so eager to ..IL
LONDON, Friday.--i3inot oar last report, the trans-
actions in colonial wool, by oriy‘t. o"tr"tr ha.° been
oo • very moderate male, at late rates. In itoglish wool
very little has base doing, et drooping Wiest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

DR. J. COIIIB BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE
Is publicly acknowledged by the mat eminent physicians
of the day to be the most egketual remedy seer disco-
vered. CAUTION—Be sure to obtain Dr. J. COLLIS
BROWNICB CHLORODYNI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29

earrtsponbrna.

THE ENCYCLic A L LETTER.
IL—
To ii. Aditor.

fdr,—As the Bishop of Oxford ham salted man Ms
clergy toned is their churches the Bonelleal,
Ismed by the ensferenoe of bishops lately eggembied it
bieeteeb, • question has when ea to the legality of the
mad it hoe been stated that the &my an
Cru lam to read in °hutch whatever their Ordinary
command. them. In answer to the I leg to sanest hi
mos the same ememity should emir he attempted hi
this diocese, that what la illegal in Meg. no miasmal
order man render logal. Every clergyman hag solentely
declered " that no foreign Priam. person, prelate, state,
or poems*, bath, Of ought to have, any jarisdiat's.
power, superiority, pre-eminenes, or atitherili, oecholas.
Mod or spiritual, within her Ifejsiety's said realms,
dominions and countries." It is therefore clearly igal
to read la chants • dominant signed by cartels foreign
protein, each as the ?much and American bishops. and
any clergyman is justified in refusing to do so. These
American gentlemen are evidently very proud of the
notice taken of them in Englend, and dotal wenn
that they have been brought over bore to he the IMO
tools of the priestly party in the diciest+. and Melo what
that party dare not do themselves. Thus we Ind the
Bishop of Vermont endeavouring to lead the neferesses
Into an an clearly illegal, supported of warm by the
Bishop of %ram, who seems to have poet what little
prudence he ever poeseseed, and nothing but the judg-
ment and determination of the Bishop cf St. David's
eared the conference from a serape, which would have
led to redoes emirequeneee. It is therefore the more
necessary that we should openly ignore the authority of
then foreign prelates, and let the enemies of oar
Re famed Chnrch know that the presence el then
foreigners, which was intended to strength/ha their
position, vitiates the whole promelings.—Tears. ke.
LEL
P B.—What if • bishop thould order his clergy to
etea.i the Pone'. eneyalieal, would that be legal?
tWe observe that roma of the mon influential storey
to tl e diocese of Oxford have refused to obey their
tieboe's mandate to read the Encyclical in their
ohurches.—En.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

BL NDFORD AdKICIILTORAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting and dinner of thin misty took
plate on Saturday last, and was attended with great
sumer. The whole of the subscriptions of the
members are set apart in awarding premiums and prises
to the agricultural labourer. of the district, and their
average talus is between £l5O to £l6O. On Saturday,
when they were presented, towards noon, the town
presented quite a pleasing appearance, fine hearty and
happy looking men and their invite eagerly premed
forward towards the Crown Hotel, where the time-
honoured and beloved president of the society, J. J.
Farquharson, and the committee, were assembled reedy
to site tol each suimeseful competitors the prise awarded
to him or her. When this bad been accomplished the
whole proceeded to the Assembly Rooms, where an
ethellent dinner, served upl by Mt. %Wm was reedy,
and of which more than 100 partook. The Worthy
president made a personal inspection of the fare, and
ezpreesed himself highly gratified. The following ii a
list of the awards :

?LOCUMS".
Priam given by George Wingfield Dishy, Eq.—T•ro hone
without • driver.—Pirst, • coat and 10e., William °shoo'
=must to Mr. Sewed Bartlett ; ...mond, • one, George
Marehatu, sorront to Mr. W. rook.; third. £l. George
Rorie*, mrimit to Nil% Oeorg• ; fourth, is., William
Thorne, servant to Mr. Thomas ; • bounty of b. to
MOM'S Mellish, servant to Mr. W. Let
1"86 ergo h 7 Lord Mirerr.—lnda under 17.—Two berme
*Mout • driver.—Pirit. at, Obuier Ikerdree, INrCoot to Mr.
T. fihmtle ; Pieced; 11 10a, chariot Weeks, servant to Mr. J.
Porter; third, 15a., Jame. Jomer, servant to Mr. John Calms;
fourth, 10a., Harry Kerley. win stril to Mr. Martin Small ; a
bounty of 6s. each to Prod Horiodr; Servant to
Freda, and George Hopkins. servant to Mr. George lock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

WRY Il013T!i.

BUILDON -triOcie; especial patronage,
will be held at the above distinguished hotel on New-
year's Eye.
New WISLETAK CHAPIL.—The Rev. W. Morley
Pucehon preached at the above chapel on Thur.day
evening last. The celebrity of the preasher attracted
lame numbers, insomooh that the building was some-
what inomivenieutly crowded. The rev. gentleman
took Fie telt from Psalm :Hi, 4. A collection was
made at the close. .

LITSSART Isertrurs—On Wedneeday evening an
interment, exhibition of views by aid of the ma ic
lantern was given by ILL W. T. Hallett. The attond•
lace *as ratbet small but teloshterable atonaement was
afforded those present. ' Mr. G. Bartlett organist of
Hope Chapel, interspersed the proceedinp with some
eaMtal executed pisnoforte selections.
Tien, Is me Bosualit.—tiome of oar readers will
be pleased to know the trees are already being planted
on the Dorchester road. Mr. Scott, who has taken the
isontraet, will plant 260 Huntingdon elms on the Doe'
chaster and Prides roads of the averse height of 12
feet This gentleman is of opinion tbst the time is in
every way suited to the locality and that they will grow
vigorously. We shall not he sorry to know %bet the heat
Committee°, the Town Conseil have placed a certain
number of meta in these loealities for during the winter
months, the esplanade is naything but an agreeable
promenade When the wind is blowing strongly from
almost any quarter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

BOROUGH PETTY
.888810N3.

WIDIZSDAY.—BeIors J. Ayling and 8.. Cottaa,

_
Ems.
Ai Kum CAse.—The Queen v. Messrs. R.W. sod
H. Reynolds. The defendants In this case are wine and
and spirit met chaste, and on the information of Hr.
Henry Radford, °Meer of excise' were summoned
on the lour f.dlowing counts. That on the 311th
September they received into stock 57 gallons
and a half ef brandy; and did not enter the same in an
entry ikdk proiridid by the ittattlte of the Act of
Parliament. god. That on the god October. 1337, they
sent out of stock two gallons of gin, and did not make
due entry of the same. 3rd. That on the 30th Septem-
ber they did not ranee' the certificate of the b7i gallons
of brandy before referred to so as to prevent the
certificate being used again. 4th. That on the 1011
October defendant received 11 gallons of gin with •
eitrtisoate, and did not cancel suoh certificate. On the
the first two of , these cornve the defendants forfeited •
I maul of £lOO each, and on the third and fourth counts
la sum of £5O each. The defendant pl-aded guilty to
the charges, and the Bench convicted In the full
penalties, and mitigated them to one-fourth. A
memorial was pet in by Mr. Howard on behalf of
defendant', Liking the onmosisiomars of excise to
consider the case, and praying for a further reduction
of the penalty. This memorial was signed by the
Bench.

--ligi--fisr.—Before J. Tigard and J. Ayling, Fags.
STCALING WOOD.—George Wane NA§ charged with
stealing two pieces of wood, and part of an old water
shoot, of the value of Is., the property of Messrs. John
Wellspring and Son, builders, Dorchester. The foremaa
of the werks deposed that primmer was engaged as
carpenter on the preriiiies of the, Croarn Hotel, now in
warm m
of erection. From something he bad beard. be
went to the Bird in Hand beerhouse, where Waite
lodged, and asked for the wood alleged to have been
stolen. Found the wood produced in • backbones.
Prisoner admitted taking one pieces. In defence prisoner
skated that one of the pieces of wood was part of a
purchase, and he intended making a box. Several
witnesses were called who knew of this purchase, and
had heard the witness for the prosecution say
prisoner bad not taken away the wood he had
bought. Priaoner had always borne a poi character.
The Bench said the ease was p suspicious one, but as it
was not Droved they would dismiss it.
DRUNK AND DISOILDERLT.— Frank Smith was charged
with being drank and disorderly in King-street about
one o'clock that mooning —P.C. Delemont proved
lbe charge, and prisoner was fined fie. including costa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

ANNUAL SALE.

MUEDERICK FOOT will BELL
I by AUCTION. on THURSDAY.
JANUARY 9* 1868, an unusually large
qssatity of ASH POLES, ELM, ASH, and
BEECH TIMBER, FIREWOOD and
FAGGOTS, lying in the Home Wood and South
Plantation.

The Sale will commence in the South Plantatiori
with the Ash Railing Poles at One o'clock pnectually.

DORSET COUNTY MUSEUM AND LIBRARY.
MHz ANNUAL MEETING. for the Bele
.1 of the Papers In the manias year end other
beelines, will be holden, DN., at the Museum at
THURSDAY, the 26th instant. at 4p..
C. W. BINGHAM,' Honorary
J. T. SHORT°, f Secrete:lea
The Council will assemble hell aa boar previously.

NOVEL iNVENTION.

HORSE CLIPPING BY MACHINERY.
MHE PATENT HORSE CLIPPERS
ii_ (which have given general satideethm) eat be
obtained of Kr. Taunus Pouacr, auddler, 3, Corshill,
DonbasW.

RAYNBIRD, CALDICCOTT, BAWTREE,
DOWLING, sod COMPANY, Limited,
OGRN, SEED, MI it MIRE, and OILCAHE
M EEC H ANTS.
Addrem—OS, Seal Market, Mark Lane, E.C., or
Basingstoke.
Samples and Priam Post free on application.
Prise Medals 1961, for Wheat; 1862, for " Easallent
Said Corn and Reeds."
DENT,

•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

WOOL M tRKETS.

BRADIFORD. Thanday.—The wool market to-day ie,
agiin fiat. It is no near the end of the year no spinner
is disposed to increase his stock, and bays Iron hand to •
mouth. Very little wool haa changed bands. The
tra.mactions are chiefly confined to the better sort, of
wool, inferior descriptions being very much neglected,
Although prices have not matenally changed, they hare,
if anything, a softening tendency. Quotations, how.
ever, have upon the whole been exceedingly well main-
tained.

hoirrios, Friday.—Since the close of the public sales
the demand for colonial wool has been much restricted,
at the decline already noticed. English wool hoe met
with very little attention, at late quotation&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

VACANT AGENCIIM

The Corporation are reedy to receive Applicetions for
Agencies is Towns and Districts of the County is which
She Office is net at present repre.entod.
JOHN LAURENCE, fleceetery.

OLD CHINA, CURIOSITIES, 440.
-
MR. GEORGE POUNCY, 3, CORNHILL
DORCHKSTEIL pore:hues Comoorfin of al
deooriptiooo, WILMS, OLD COMA, iIIICIZDT.COUI•
and articles of Yerto of sorry tied.

BUTTON'S " GUINEA" HAMPER OF
NEW VEGETABLE SEEDS.
VIORWARDED Carriage
fires on receipt of Poet-air
Order for 21a, payable to
SUTTON AND BONS,
Royal Berkshire Seed lidablisbment.
READING.
'rioed CAttalosnos Gratis on
Application.
N.B.—Messrs. Sorrow bars
inmerons customers within the sir.
Gelation of this Paper, to whom
they can with conadenoe refer es to
the superker quality of their Seeds.

W. L'HOMME,_
COAL, SLATE, AND TIMBER MERCHANT
DORCHESTER.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

CELitONOKETF.R,

w ATCH AND CLOCK

M AKER

Iro the Quoin, the Panes el Wales, and the late Prhiee
Oonsort, aad Maker el the Groat Cloak for the Honer
of Parlumient.
TN V [TES attention to the superior Workman-
." ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of Watches sod Drawing-room Clocks.
Geld Foreign Watches... ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto .. .. 10 „
Unties' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ...
... 13 „
Gentlemen'. Gold Compensation SI
Myer ditto ditto ... 25 „
Marine Chronometer. „. 35. „

„
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical
Turret, and Bracket Clocks of ever, desnipsk,u,
elegant assortment of London-made Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains. ii4:4
DRNT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutts's Bank); 34 and
35, Royal zehanp ; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory. &lomat Wharf. Strand. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

PIDDLIMINTON.

On Sunday last • sermon Tres preached by the Rev,
T. H. Rosor, rector. in the National Schoolroom (where
the services are held during the enlargement and
restoration of the parish church). At the CkS5 of the
serviee• collection WU matte in aid of the funds of the
Desist Coiinty Hospital amounting to £3 13e. Id.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

CASH rims FOR

C a—KT S
'Ver Tom

Lid.
BEST LIETTON'S WALLSEND... ... I S 8
BEST FORT OF DEAN (highly
recommended to economists) ... f
BULLS) BUBBLE ... • ill •
0 1, 6
1 0 0

BA DST( /CK

BEST SMITHS' COAL,..

NEATH (Alit
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-24

ATTEMPT TO BLOW PP WARRTNOT.ON
GAB WORK&

The Warringfors Guardia* announces that four of
the workmen employed at the gas works were appre-
hended on liseday morning. They bad pulled the plug
out of the pariffer near burning coke. Fortunately it
was discovered before an explosion could take place.
000 Of the men is a well-known Fenian.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1868.
CAME, NEAR DORCHESTER.