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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-16

GREAT PROTESTANT MEETING AT
SALISBURY.

We have greet pleasure in announcing that
it is definitely arranged that • oombined meeting of
clergy and laity will be held at Salisbury on the 23rd
inst., to take into consideration the present state of
the diocese, in oonsequenoe of the Bishop's charge.
Every clergyman who values the blessings of the
Reformation, and consequently repudiate' the fright-
ful doctrines set forth in the obarge— every clergy.
man who wishes to retain the respect and confidence
of his people, must be there; every layman,
especially every churchwarden, who vanes the
independenoe of the laity, mast make it his business
to be there also. Under the shadow of the
Cathedral, at the very gate of the episcopal palace,
the gathering of indignant churchmen must
assemble, and the shout of Protestant determine.
lion must be heard, in sneerer to the insult and
menace conveyed in that wretched and reckless
charge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-16

WAItEHAII.

\ WIRT murnm.--on Thursday • meeting of the.
ratepayers was held in the vestry-room of Lady St.
Mary's church, to consider the propriety of stopping up
• footpath leading thiough the churchyard Mr. S.
sennett, churchwarden, was voted to the chair. After
some discussion, it was unanimously resolved that the
preliminary steps be taken, and the necessary notices
be given for stoping up the said road. A similar resolu-
tion was passed in the year 1854, but was never carried
out. Steps have been taken to improve the church-
yard by raising the wall and placing an iron rAiling on
the top, for which_purpotie a subscription has been
opened and liberally responded to, the Earl of Eldcn
subscribing the sum of 1W ; J. H. Calcraft, Esq.,
igh Sheriff, £10; 11. Rodgett, Esq., £5; D. Sturdy,
EN., £5; and several other persons contributing smaller
sums. The total amount at present raised is about 00.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-16

PouLK

A VOTFIER STILLY BOAT—The Poole sad Cherbourg
Steam Packet Company have hired the City of Paris
boat for a season to enable them to lay up the Spicy
for repairs and alterations.
I v the House of Commons on Tuesday, on the
motion that the preamble be agreed to, Mr. H.
Seymour thought that great injustice Mai been
done to his borough (Poole) and hoped that the
boundary commissioner. might be empowered to inspire
into its present population before it was diidranebi...l
(" Oh, oh,") _ _ - -

OOLLISION AT SEA.- MT. W. Waterman and his son-
have had • narrow escape from a watery pave. They
left this port on the lit inst., as passengers in Diu
brig David. belonging to Messrs. T. and D. Slade,
bound to Newfoundland. On Saturday morning et
about half-put, seven, while the vessel was yet in the
chops of the Channel, a thick fog prevailed, and she
was run into by the screw steam-boat salley. Ihe
second mate of the steamer saw the brig just before the
accident occurred and stopped the engines, but be
unfortunately ordered her helm to be put starboard,
and there being no wind the brig could not run ahead.
She was struck about midships and immediately began
to sink. When Mr. Waterman saw that a collision
was inevitable he ran below to alarm his son and
brother-in-law, Mr. Hodge. of Crewkerne, who had
not left their berths. They got an deck only just in
time, for the seamen and other paseengers had already
made their escape by climbing up the sides of the
steamer, and being drawn up by such stray ropes as
could be thrown to them. Mr. Waterman displayed
the greatest presence of mind, and with his son in his
arms had to make • leap for life, at a rope by which
another man WWI being drawn up.. He was successful,
but received • severe sprain in the effort All on
board were saved, but without a single article of dress
or other property beyond what they had shoat their
persons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

TO pAmins AND GUARDIANS.

WIDOW WELCH'S—PILLS (KBABBLIT'II
Owadrab,) so long and justly celebrated for
then peculiar virtser, are strong', rete°3o'end'd to lb°
notioe of every lady, hard,- g obtained the .anetion and
approbation of most gretlenen of the medical pro-
feerion, aa a mfe and valuable medicine in I ffrets.lly
removing obstruction., end relieving other incon-
veniences to which the female frame is liable, especially
than. which .1 eo early period of life frequently arise
from want of ex.eciav and general debility of the
system; they create an appetite, correct indigestion,
remove giddiness and nervous headache, and are
essissotly useful in windy disorders, shortness of
breath, and palpitation of the heart; bele' perfectly
imperil!, they may be need with safety in all .41111008
end climates. . . .

It is necessary, owlet" to the numerous imitations,
to warn the public that ESAINLIT'S is the only original
receipt, and has been prepared by the KoaraLy family
over eLllty years. Purebuers should see aat trash bog
I. wropp din oh de paper, nod throng.., "C. KAAISLET,"
engraved on the Government "imp. Bold •bolesale
and retail by J. SANG= & Boos, 150, Oxfordatreet,
Loudon, and by all mettreine seed.. throughout the
settutry, In boles onto 2A. Li. each, or by post for 36
ptatage smarm.
Agent-11r. EVANS. Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN I

FOR THE KITCHEN GARDEN.

No. 1 ..E3 3 01 No. 3 ..E1 11 6 1 No. 5 .110 15 0
„ 2 .2 01 „ 4.. 1 1 01 „ 6.. 012 6

FOR TFIE FLOWER OARDEN—From 2s. 6d. to
£3 3e. Contents of the above ColMations on application.
BUTTONS Spring Catalogue of Seeds may be bad
Gratis wed P.st lrev•

Ersryous should therefore pro vide alai—na—t tLem
kIOOOIN CABE OF DEATH, OK .E 6
Per Week while Laid up by Injury,
sassed by
ACCIDENTS OF ANY KIND,
(Riding, Driving, Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, ke.,)
may be Secured by au Annual Payment of from E 3 to
26 13e. to the

Grass, linprel Wurzel and Turnip Seeds of superior
qeeity, at moderate prima.
all.ioods Carriage Pref., (except very small paroels.)
'Ave per Cent. discount allowed for Cash Payments.

oN b.,. es Rail ,
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th
• adacearrr a
Agent for Weymouth, Nr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Dorsetabire Bonk; Yeerra. Ro. FOSISI. EsiMel sad
Rueter RAilenty Station.

SUTTON & SONS,

'ROVAL BiaIISHIRE nap raTABLISHMENT,

RII 4 DING.

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aslooses
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

WOOL MARKET.

Bast:mom Thursday.—Tits market WOMB Vail •
holiday spposrance, and is very thinly attended by
staplera. spinners, and manufacturers. Very little
business has been dose in any department. The trans-
actions in wool Sr. extremely small, and mimes on the
whole remain steady.

LOWDON, Friday.—There bas been very littlifinquiry
for colooisl wool either for home too or for export, at
late rates. The English wool trade hes been quiet in
all its branches. T. supply on offer is large.

HOP MARKET.

13oz000tt, Friday.—Tle trade for ill lrlnds of bops
haa been 'without improvement. Even the finest pockets
bare been neglected, whilst in inferior sorts nest to
nothing has been doing, and prioes ere almost nominaL
Kid and East Kent, £6 15.. te £lO 10s.; Weald of
Kenta, 1:6 to £7 7a.; x. £6 to 1:6 15a.; Farnham*,
to £10; Bavarians, £4 10a. to 17; Belgium, £3 15s.
to £4 155.; Yearlings. £5 10s. to £6 15s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

PILLS SUPsIBIRDZI) By

QINGER'S TASTELESS ANTIBILIOUS
POWDERS, no rffectnal remedy for bilious
kendackes. sickn.ss, sod all stonasch oincohlotn• Prior
134 d. and 2.. 9d. per packet, of all obi/mists, or by
post for 15 or 36 stumps, of J. BMW& & BONI. 140,
Othadvireet, Loudon, W.
116111. Am., Denbo*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

POWELL'S
BALSAM OF ANISEED

FOR
Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma,

BORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,

AND ALL SIMILAR AFTICTIOXII Or TRM
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
Ts well known to be an excellent antidote to all
chronic affections connected with the Lungs,
and, as such, im a serviceable medicine for persons
of either sex or any age, but its intrinsic virtue is
found in the "pedal properties it poisonss for the
cure of

COUGHS, SORE THROAT, ASTHMA,
Stertorous Breathing, and all other derangements
of the Bronchial Tubes. It allays all symptoms of
irritation arising from taking cold, or from exposure
to any damp, or unhealthy atmosphere, and arrests
the. progress of those pulmonary complaints for
which so many various preventives h.v. been
ineffoctitally recommended.
Sold by Cbsonsts and Yadkin* Teak*, th7oloooi
world, In bottles war. pries Is lid. Ss Id, sad Lls sub.
ISIMILMIIID ram.: Hasa • CINTIMY.
..oi.arrioN.—C,!er.• the words—.

"Thomas Powell,
Blaelfriars Road, London.,"
on tbe Government gte p, vriihnu •• Inch It 01100*
ganalne. and to.IIIITATIS WHICH HI FELONY

Port Tree, 0 Stamm from Aufbor._Coumbe Lodge, kociamm.

lIIW IDTTION 07
Mr. G. T. CONGREITE'S Work

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

BIRTH&

IDecember 22, at Belgrave-villas, &dipole, Weymouth,
the wife of William KO lliut,FN., of & daughter.
December 23, at Belvidere, Lougfimit, the wife of
Yr. George hogram, of a daughter, stillborm
December 26, at The Salmi-Ds, Parkstone, the wits
of Captain Butts, of • mu.
December 77, at 10, Belga@ road, Loudon, W.,
the wife of Charles lengisy Wlietham, Bp., of • sou.

MARRIAGES.
October 22, at North Douro, Peterborough county,
Canada Rio Rev. Vincent Wave* lit-Joha
Owed only son of the late John rua..4.
to sonc,tor, of Dorchester, to Hannah
Alice, Pura daughter of George Caddy, Esq., of
Kirktesi, lokefield.
Dooaraber 22, at St. George's Church, Portland, Kr.
Thomas Roberta, of Portland, to Elizabeth, second
daughter of the late If,. John Cox, of Piddlehinton.
December 25, at the Qu..en'e-road Chapel, Nagger-
stone. London, J. B. Browning, third son of Ho late
Joseph Browning. of Dorchester, to H. Searle,
widow of the late George Searle, bookseller, of 58,
Murray-street, Holton New-town, London.

DEATHS.
December X, ether residence, Rodney-house, Clifton*
Bristol, in her 84th year, Mies Jana Chapman,
daughter of the late Anthony Chapman, L 7,111(
Tarrant Glenville, Dorset.
Demmbar 20, at Maiden Newton, Thomas Groves,
nod 06 yeses; and on the 21st, at From* Vaughn,*
Thomas crimes (father of the above), aged 86 years
December 21, at Blandford, Mn. Harriett Hedges,
aged 84 jean.
December-23, at Longest, Poole, Eliasbeth Anne,
the beloved wife of Mr George Ingram, and second
daughter of Mr. C. J. geese, slier a ley hears' illness,
aged 215 jean.
Demme:o at Bead-stayet, Weymouth, Mr. R. H.
Houthoott, 29.
December ,at illandford, Mn, Sarah Ballant, aged
71
_years
December 26, at the Church Almshouses, Blandfard,
Mn. Wellmas, widow, aged 70 jean.

Per dos. Per doc
189.—TARRAGON813-,—llis.
BOTTLES AND CASES INCLUDED.
Pod Orders ea Terieutzeot.
CIRARLSB WARD AND SON, WINK
inutcEparra, MAYnua, W., LONDON.
181. per dm—CLARET—Per doz. 18s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

VIDE! LEGE! CREDE!

IILENKIN'S PULPeItiNIO ELIXIR—One
-ILI dose relieves, and one bottle cures. This ELIXIR,
now long known to the public, will be found highly
efficacious for the relief and cure of all dishnlers of the
Chest and Lungs; it oontaiem no noxious ingredient
whatever in most semi it effects • rapid and lasting
cute, and the Proprietor has great pleastps in asserting
thst in no inst•noe has it failed to give relief, lg. ovally
miter the ant date), in roughs. adds, asthma, con-
sumption, inane/ma, difficulty of breathing, spitting of
blood, irritation of, and pains in the chest, hoarseness,
Be. Whatever may be the stags or variety of the
complaint, immediate re jet is invarishly obtained by
the use of the Puluionia Elixir. Being very agreeable.
children and the most fastidious itivslida will take it
readily. Pries 131 d. and 23. 9d. per bottle. J. 5A.P43111
k tiOgg, 160, Oxford-street, Locdon. W.
Agent—Mr. Malan, Chemist, Dorebester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

CONSUMPTION

- -
Which has how prod through St Miens of løs.á t
Ttds resturkstds hook treats a Mr asoses, symptoms, era
progress or this tell disease, thrssch all its wateklad th•

. _ - •
TRITE TEXAMMEIPT,
wITH INTZMITDIG AND lIXTRAORDTKART

CASES OF CURE.

TIMM) ALSO 01 ASTHMA, BBONCNITIB. to.
JAS. MTh% fate 46, Metreeehieee relented*
Wert. no. Itephet Ministee, Rand& Sermg.
This met Caine ander my notice in March last.
gem symptom of Decline was preeent, and garb as
accompany the second stage lore nty book). I found tubercle
in both longs beginning to suppurate. Dr. 8., ander whose
treatment the patient had been prior to this, deemed me
bony diamond. em 4 peeeeexent the ease &velem. In about •
mt
weeks I saw Mr. Smith again—(l had corns-ended with
him meanwhile)-- Cough and expectoration almnet camel,
breathing better, appetite better. but paLse stl/1 feebie." In
another mouth the improvement was mill !ones decided •
No cough. expectoration very slight gaining gesh." On
CLILMILIILLOO. " no active disease now, thosurb lungs weak."
ADA no (es the memoranda of my book testify). by farther
continuance with my treatment, the patient gradnally re-
gained flesh and strength, sod resumed his preaching en-
gmementa. buflkrmg horn overatertion. In the early
part of last year, a light tonic prescribed by me me him to
right. lie is now the settled minister of the New liberal.
Redbill. Surrey. A letter received from him. February isi=
no follows I ern soil in good health, aorl
be pleased air my woe to be of service In say way."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-31

gourt ant juhfoludils IntsUignite.

Tu. Queue cave a Christ-Mae tree on Tuesday after-
noon to the achool children of the perish of Maiming-
ham, and actsiated by the Royal family, distributed the
promote to the (children. Moat sad oaks were after-
wards distributed to the labourers as the Osborne
eetate.
Tics Purees AND PIINCENB Or WALLIS. -n. usual
Christmas cats of the Prince and Prose's of Wales to
their humble neighbours at Sandringham and the
adjacent pari•bee, Irer• distribeted on Taos lay in so-
eordanes with annual madorn. The presenta were, as in
fanner years, doles of food suit gills of stothing wppro-
priate to the seciom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

To OW Edigors.

The dread many entertain of the doctrine of any
Beal Presences at all in the Holy Communion. the
fears others base of any teaching on this doctrine
which may 'rens in the sliditeet degree to assimilate
the opinion held by the Reformers of oar English
Church with the doctrine of Ilse Church of Rome,
owl the slight estimation with which this secret
adman* is looked upon by too many, hare induced
me to send to you the following entainary of the four
principal opinions on this subjsek
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

Correspenbentr.

i?ITT IN MN PROTESTANT 'AIM

To elm lastorc

A light from neneve showing the path to unity
ju the Protestant faith —a pure Protestant oracle,
lies just spohen reit. lilt. Ilerle d'Aulligne, the
e4,.l,eeted author of the History of tti• Reformatiow,
bee poclainied in the London Times of the 1614
wet., that either the Royalty, as bead of tla•
Aeeheen Church, Or the power of Convocation con.
geo to • few bishops, is ineurnoient to decide noon
ehorcb rime and ceremonies, and still more, dogma..
as a tree Protestant, be pi-it:eerie from the'apostolia
timer, and gnats, the Acts chap. 15, r. 22; which
proves that in early Clinstiatioy the affairs of th.
m
imitiv• church were oneyed by three powers. as
rwe". the Bishops, lit ELI, re, and the people_
that is to my, the cingrenation or the learner. And
one that the latter have grown an influential and en
well ieformeil, they ouuht to be animated about
anything conoerning their own religious worship. Mr.
meeed'Aubigne, the enlightened pastor, proves both
by classical and scriptural quotations that abuses do e„j
uouutiteje religion, and that the people or orinurege•
non roust now, more than ever, be also *insulted
about their religion' wants or Oefeetollies, of course
through finely ejected delegei a Let then there he
geni rot council of the Anglican Church. Let
every question of ecolesia-tiosl import be diecuesed
al eetiled by the majority of the Bishops, Elders,
and Leymen. Let the majority be the two-thirds of I
the whole. if Deed be. Bet then the majority sill
Ss the rites and rieremonies of the Anglican Church, j
and the minority will have the option of conforming
or non.conforosing—therefore. of becoming thorough
Di...enters or Homan Catholics. Then the scandal
of having an Established Church divided into Hiab,
Middle, sod Low, will he done away with; and the
Church- hen)" perified, there will be loiter clergy.
We, fuller churebss, and lees peffirereieols to Rome.
DIGASIMA.

Tim FKKITNINIR OF TOE pR gspycp,
ty IRE B•CRAIIR.T OP TOR LOUD'. 1.1:111.11111. •R
IMO ST TiR CHURCH or EROLAND. ii OtToollloll
TO Ti! aelitßll APP 01111.111 THOOLIffIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

STALBRIDOK

FIARIOL RESULTS or FAIGHTSIMIO • CHILD.—
A little boy, named Herrings, was playing with
others at Stalhridge, on the 27th of Septemher lest,
when be was frightened by a person riding after him,
and the result was that the child's appiteranoe was
entirely changed, and he was almost, if not quit.,
idiotic. The person who thee canoed the fright
was summoned before the Stennis...ea bench of
magistrates is the mood) of November, but no
evidence wee adduced, as the °sly witnesses. ware
two little children, who were two young to gins
testimony. The child iid not in the least despite
improve in appearanoe, on the contrary he became
gradually worse, and a short time ago his sufferings
were brought to a aloes by death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

HIGHBR LYTCHRTT.

Donn? CoUKTY Tanrail•NCl ASSOCIATION.
'Too quarterly meeting of this asentsiation was held
ea the 14th instant, at Higher Lytobett. The
one:miles end delegates met at the home of Mr.
Michael Hallam at two o'clock for banner" About
•BO societies were represented. The minicar.
Messrs. Plemineton'a mid Vetighan's reports were
read. and the executive felt there was much to
encourage them in their work. Over four hundred
pledgee bid been pikes by the two miesioaaries
daring the past three month., and at nearly all the
places et which they had held meetings there
appeared to be a general good feeling eeistinv,
and the cause apparently is ;wolverine. Tbe
meeting we. presided over by the it... S. Knell, of
Throop. preetdest of the mensiation. Mr. Foshergill,
of the United Kitsprd-m Albums gave in every satis-
factory report of his three weeks visitation through.
out the comity. At • Ave o'clock the die 'gates
&dimmed to the Wesleyan chapel, which wee well
filled, and all teemed to enjoy the very excellent is.
provuled by the Lytabett friends. At 7 p.m. a
public meeting we. held presided over by the Hew.
S. Knell, and addressee were delivered by Mr. Best of
Sturman/see Newton. the Rev. Bameel Hinds, of
filsmnage, Mr. Gatehouse, of Shaftesbury, Mr. Rose.
of Belohawell, Rev. W. Sherren. Lvtchett, Mr. H.
Hodge; Blaodford, and Mr. 0. Curtis, of Poole.
Mr Ostehernie kiedly @Wiegman the proceedings by
simile a temperaecie melody in capital Mlle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

GILLINGHLIL

PINST B•l4l.—Theliailigeff report that during
the half-ye., jest ended there hams been 331 depoeits
made, amounting in the whole to £39 811. &I
of wnioh 299 were in semi of Is. and under, 84 in
same grester than Is. and leas than £l, and eight
in ruins of £1 sad upwards. On the other band
£43 2s. has been withdrawn in $3 different same.
Thus the average dervisita have been 2s. 444., and
that of withdrawal/El 4s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

PORTLAND.

TEI Fun Timm. which bee passed throesh the
•croing of the Breakwater since its formates was •
pilot suttee between 30 and 40 was, Chipteis Thome.
Way. Tbe vessel mord throiret en Friday after-
noon about 3 o'clock. We need hardly add that the
°main/ or breech in the timber work was mused by
the late gales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

WEYMOUTH.

Boni:MOH 1'01.102, Moods . —Wore the Mayor'
-.Selina Cole, • very looking Tunas imman•
el Chisalbents, wen brought up 1.. ewn.i.is eluviad with
Wing soottentiad in • hed-moue at No. 21, Flialimtrent,
the residenoe oft Albert Newman. for an unlawful
summate —Freeloader said be nOmapied • priests boon
is 10. High-street. loot night about Amen c'elook, h•
bad miOetten that sons* ona was in his hoes, owing to
his cod battik( In • *Went manors. Ha this examined
the house and -found prigoner in the semant's bedroom.
He mkt to her "What rig% bare yois here r
She replied that the wirvent bad given bet perreissioe
to some there. He then sent for • toristabla arid save
her in mistody.—Mr. Newman's tervant Meted that
prisons: persuaded bet to be allowed to sloop with Ir
that nigh,, nod that she looklior into her bedroom for
that • riss.—The Mayor remarked thud pais° or had
nearly muttered hornetf lialale to penishun but it si.e
tam meld not be brought home asainst bear, she would
be discharged.

Sat, Asko... —gismo Saturday the wisd hoe boo
blowing very mosey front Ow oat to the samenorth•
emt, arid beton.. Az and verde debar In the orals,
of matorday, the eshosor Isabella, of Loaded, bound
lii Firmest., with ambers sad Owes for the deekrard,
ran ethers.. the sen.le. It !is mid that ouinp to the
showiest in the lights at the entrain* of.the
the eapetin teirteA theta for Pmtland Break otter
lights end Wore be sold dinover his mistake tho
Alp had brooms too firmly roosted to be mood.
Thee..., oessistlas of the eapWn, three ron„ sad •
boy, rotained ea board throughout Eistarday sight, but
Oil Pinder isorsils, se the wisd had inenresed Is
viola's, and the sra wee malting coodees beer bee
over her, Come infamy witileeled Vii lb. eidety of
the MM. It was resolved by the toodesard to maker
an atteeept to essob the reseal, and a Atkin " lorritt!
baring boo proeured, six eoastgnard under the sow
mond of Captain Bask_ !quipped 'au' sorb *kola, put
to se. All., sessidersO• ddllaslty, tie sahosmor was
mashed sod the ma safely Ineasht ea shore. Dories
Bodo, at low water, all the isooshle artistes us board
were broaght on shore. Yesterday (Iloaday) the sods
wenralown with Oases of wood embed from the disk
of the ohip, ond at le. water ease mere atingle. were
osoyed on Owe. Her came le of shut mature that
no sentieneee on be prosered is Weymouth to remove
It, eo that ill' rial& some mashisery will boost
from Pertemest
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

POOUI.

LIMART 1113177072. —OS Moeda, wising the
Hoe. Grantley F. &Andel delivered a hoar. in
the Town Hell, co Natural Flisteey sod Aseedetee
od hie Travels and Spores in Anserieseed France, few
the bo's'n of the librery and Literary Inetitirte.

A TIMMY ritICAVTIOX. —At the Petty fieenone
bild on Thursday last, the Mayer (IP. Styria', Seq.)
alluded to the regent melancholy diodes on the ico
nu the ornamental water, flagent's Park, Landes,
and said that greet numbers of persons during the
frost, then existing, sassed themselves by skating.
on Hatch Pond, where the water was nine or
ten feet deep. He mooted to Superintendent
Gifford that be should emaile a soperviane over
this spot with the view ofiguarding spied amides*
sod he also, with the emeerrence of the rem of the
bench, authorised the Superintendent taproom the
los& of a ladder sad, atom it to the prod, so WM
ia ore of an inemersiow, speedy help might be
available. The Superintendent said the sometime
of his worship should be fully earned out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

Sgriculture.

Oettle Plague emulous to linger sheet ibit
Ootitintiot of Serowe, and the occasional oatlee.ss
which we hear, show the Deoes.ity for great caution
being still porservetl in regulating the ieeport.tiootf
foreign 111111330114 It hi jest einviunoed that as* plesi •
lies broke. out afresh in Dearly all the Amadeu .14
Russian province" adjoining Southern Maw.
Poland the Siberian pestilence Is al.* shooing itetit,
and the leeportatioeol nevrly all datweetie estimate eau
r.w eriwel products is forbiildes.

TUN MALT Tax.—The Chancellor of tbe Emdequet
rewired a depotatioa on Tuesday fetes the Genies&
Malt Tas Association, bat as the einformais was
payola it has sot bora siarerialawl what promis-s
eratof were made, at whigh Hr. Diana stated tbat 4
his prepaid for the rednetion of «what? the tee in
1862 bad be. appalled, so portioa at lie
tea would now have remained, but the Government ,r
that day did dot rossive support when they 'Watt bail'
espeeied it. Hs stewed Um depurating tbat all that
bad boon stated by them would be fully remembered
and sonsidered, and lasers Um best &Amities of ber
lfajesty'e Goverment.

foe -Corns I'L,,aus.—Tlio OmMs of *May sigLt.
mddlohes an oratorio Comma whke, after ranting pr -
oiciasordero restrictiou the rem..mi sad sak
ordare that Inne and afoot the SIM day of this S.na.te
i.urant Ilse lords of Ma said gained may, noes appika.
from lb. 1.14 anthority of my munty, losm.. ti
boldiag of may sales or rims or 'aka* slaw at stood
periods or from time to time, at any place or also a
I within the diatriat ofMe mid authority, dubs NA
time and nadir molt reattiotioas or madams. as to tho
maid council ..h.ll mess eapaliant or memory; as
tbrinieforth missals may Mould for iissoodiate slaughter
or otherwise ot cosh place or plasm, anything ea the
ordain of the said calmed to the 000trary aotoillistaM.
is'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

EXTRAORDI NA RY DNAPPIA R A NCE OF
A. BRIsTOL GENTLEMAN.

An affair wMeh promisor to be so mysterious as the
aolehrated Bead Minter le just sow agitating the pubic
mind in BrietaL About a month ago • M•I2 named
Merles Jame disappeared under very peculiar @imam
1/1111leek and hag ISC•fig been neon or beard of sinew.
'Pb, ateesgewww a the niy terious manner in
width be has vanished I vary little doubt
but what be bag been foully inurdeled, but up
! to the prevent time not the slicbtest clue has been
! obealsea upon which the local p•lioe clan go to work.
Mr. Charlie Jon. was about eighty years of age.
I very short in statue, and of very slight flame. His
I appe•rance teas out of the common, and such that
no one could meat him in the street without taxing
notice of the oddity of his look and manner. He
prided at Stanley linos*, Upper &limn, mae Beistol,
occupying only i twrt of the bolsi. the other part being
oecutied bps working men. Mr. Jones was a teclor by !
tgadg, end usany pipe ago he emit ter Australia, where
be amuired a compeience. Ileturning to England, be
took up hie riMienee in Bristol. He is demeibed as •
as e• of peculkr billies., of •n oncommennt tire ippon,
m-d .4 • artieumious dim Abdo. li.. h•s • •ife Bing
hut they have b —pas del It some time. On We ••
m slay, December 12 h, Mr. Jones h..' a mrpinter at
wit hi. 'h J b •ss ,'o no iipteted
ie. the ...ening, the toting. white.' oh it he *l,Ol hot-h ii
on the next day, to which Mr. Jo.vori reviled that be
.11 nl.l nor be it home, salt. was going to White
road to hely some prop rty. Th•t collie ion be
called at the ft loess Tavern in W001...tr.-et, and
••. Mm. W•lter., the landl•ird, with whom he h..
horn on Prins of ems intimacy, tonne bosimws
transamiom hewed tek.a idea between them It is
liatinet alllrged he several parties that he had 'whine
to drink th• es. Tue neat ni.ht be did not ii-turn
hoe*, nor Me night after, and the simpirdoupa at
Viviano& boom to Im eeou..l. licialries Were in
in wallows directi.sies, wed it we- foul Mat on Th..,
day stwenwea be lad lama Wathe Leib demertet Bait.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

.01,11'S APERIENT FAMILY PILLS.
• 11. 1 ELLzirr 111.1D1C1141 TOR OILIOIIIIIIIID LITZIII
:01) 'TS, IMIDIIIIMITION, olocrunig, TO N Ift
nrs, asAmtnag. swrourscs, Inas%
COW% 6.111116.

MH El h ..,,nrposition is truly excellent; they
do not iconic say satimosia/ or mercurial pre-
parathoo whatever, end do not require the least
mist Sr alteration or ihet (nroderate exercise promotes
their good e(ects); they mid= operate until tea Sr
twelve hours after takes, sad this very gently; they
destroy worms, purify the humours, mien the tome al
the stomach, mod remove Most esesplaints fiereskaa by
irregularity of the bevies, brooms* a restorative end
preesrvatore of health to both sons, and to those of a
oestire habit, a Italy valuable treasure.
The pills IWO sow prepared by Weirs BARCLAY end
floss (who have the receipt trim Mr. Ilsoox),
whom names are owned as the government @hasp
lased to auk box; within which they °asset be
peaulne.—Sold is knee, at Is. Hot aid Is IL wools
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

WIMBORNE.

Rawrino. —During Ike pest week a veer ktuwerwon
eocopsey bays availed themselves of loins very fine
skating on the pond in Manly park.

Ti. 114 Irwin Rue ronsrloss. —The restoration
of the choir has been nearly oompleted, and tbe
alteratime indicate • very decided improvement.
The Minster organ, which hail for some time been in
Lindon for repair, lila now been completed, and is
being replaced ic tbe Minstar.
BTAPLEMILL.—A iniaseeeszy meeting was bold in
Trinity °bowies Thursday last, under the presidency
of the Rae. John Bissell, • returned missionary from
the West ladies. Tim meeting was bight) interest-
ing, the rev. gentleman narratieg many of his own
personal recollections of missionary hi, among the
negroes of lb. %Viet Indie•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

iniltsbirt.
.--
CA LNL

Thu MADQVIS Of LANSDOWNE AT OALWL
peewee 'rho remit* left the perish aura at Chloe
having applied to the llerguis Imambewee kw the
trust of a site oa whelk to build • 'lre, diarele
Lave received from the Noble lord a imartesua, but
at die rams time, • &sailed sad emphatis desied ;
be will Dottier sell aor give • them of had. Nth ke
the cosset MOM, the* lie easess mord them se •
sem a diameters, but as 'member of pumas who
simply refuse to worship ia the perish obvireb berames
they disagree with the dodder taught bp the Thar.
We ere told that hi lordship eseeladed his reply
with espromft sa earavet hops thil the estreeme-
meat bet wean themselves sad their clergyman would
soon come to mist. A site bee shoe bees prowled
ia the New-raid. Lea Sunday • shegyuma from
Tothaordea (who bus also seseded from the Marsh)
preached, het we balm sot heard what approval leo
reoeived from thus perm. who still Witt opts
being called members of the Ohara si
Dawes Gesetle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

LY II E It EGI&

R. W. HILLMAN, gel, jun., bee been appnineM
t.. the ~ffice, of clerk to t e Lyme Registurnpske roarl
-metres, varmint by the death of the late clerk. tieorge
Hangeston,
I .
Si. GULL was moistly observed to fall whilst
flying. end a buy on picking it up. found that a large
sprat was atickiag in its gullet. He polled Alm Wet
ut .ed teok she bird home. It recovered in the
our,. of an hour or se, and was then restored to
liberty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

BYIIONDBBCRY.

We believe we are comet is Magas that as
Friday seek, 25th inst., the Conversios of S. Paul's
Day, thare will be s dedieatios weenie In 0011111D•030-
r.te the consecration of St. Paul's, Rmultiali. We
imagine aer•icie will commence at II o'chch. The
name of the preacher on the occasion has not yet
reached us.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

BRI DPORT.

Bs•soire2t.s Bassvissnos. —Doris( the pod
seek J. M. P. Mossiesis, £q.. bee gives • varsity
of God to siren roortriss paireabial relief is Br id port,
Breapole, and itllingtos ; sad • 'mooed distributive
of oniil at tb• redsoed twice of 74. per cwt. be• Won
mete to the poor of Allingtos, throrigh the kinds's.
of ealsoribere to • fond raised aonoally fur the
PurPom

tisciocaes•aos —Jobs Martin, formerly lesdlord
of the Globe len, Emt-street, was appreheoded st
the hoses of his amok Mrs. Took, of &rocs Goo
Tam Netberhury, on &medal week wider
• warrant which had been Sewed wine time
Saes at the instance of Hr. Job Benda, who
alio kept • beer-haws in North A Bington, and
who bad for several weeks previews been very
kind to him, by not only giving him fond, but
lodging likewise. Primmer was requested hp
Mrs. RendiU to go to the brewery end order a mak
of ala, which site gave ben le pat far. Aft.
• while be retornid with • bill•head of the Brewery,
apes which he had written the particulars of the met
of ale, and Nigro" it as mosipted by ens of the dark.,
tellies Mrs. Riedel' the ale would be ap in ea boor
—bet *tither Mr. Martin nor the al* making thrir
sePolnaree iltqwiry Woo eases, malting ia the fog .
that prisoner bad not paid asy mosey no Ildr.
Reeddre ainallot On Tsseley the ibk inst.,
was brmq up at the Totschltell. Who
prisonert linsethato, wheel the above feels yeas
duly proved wows on. He bed made • r&mbliee
matenisat, to the drive& that be bed bees dean a lot
of writing let Mr. Bendel', mid Mrs. Beedell had
kept heck • shire, whieh the Rovers", at D oche's,
gaol had teat biro when be wee ream* discharged
from that esteblishment, to which be bed been coot-
seined for neglecting to maintain his wife (sow an
Worse of the salon), and therefore, be Vastest it
was high time to "leek oat for himself," mid, as he
lookiag ever the invokes to see what dimes.
weeded, epos them, be met with • blank cute amongst
them, which he appropriated as above stated. This,
be gild was the truth seto bow it same tato his
perweeloa, whether it told mated bun or otherwise.
—He was immunised for trial at lb. Assizes
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

court anti fasbisnsbil intAlintre•

Tat QOKIII. mith bee usual womanly Endow, ban
forwat,ii-d to the Bmhop of Loodon the non of P2OO.
to bo distribatod during this inclement meson among
some of Um difforent ltdoires for Motels's' Poor in
London.

_
QO2llll •ND THI OPINING Or PARLIAMENT.—
Fierlyjeity is exported i leave Oeborse 1110..0i tbe
of February for Windsor Cantle, and on tbe titit will
prociervi thence to London, in order to open parliament
to persoo. The Queen s money tenni the south will, it
I. anticipated, be p-rforoned by tray of the London and
Soutb-Weetern and Great Western lines. Her llajegity,
It is undentood, will return to Wind-or Cutle after the
ir.remony, anti reusain at the palace for the night. The
Royal journeys in mob ems will be by veer.' train. Tbry
Queen will probably roods at Osborne till after the
lOin or 12th of next mouth. _ _ _

---
TN' M•aqms OT FICTIR died early on Wednesday
morning. For Piet half • centery the inte maignis had
lent hi. high character .nd ii.fluenee in support of the
toil. on which he had won mine of the principal trophies
and he was tbe breeder of the celebrated hone Stock-
well H. was the senior Knight of the Herter. Lord
Burghley. mi.., suimeida to the title, and there will
resole. nay, be semen:7 for North Northamptonahire
A oominierable amount of warming., it appears, fnlis to
11. dismal of Lord Derby'. Government by the death
of the Marquis. It include, two Lieutenancies—those
of Northemptonidsi-e nod ttutinn4 - • Garter, and the
pimt of Tionnurer to the Houmbold, now held by the
present Marquis, who will reside lion 'Mug to the
House of Peen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

TEETER

MON 8. L AY 8,
PROFESSIONAL SUROEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST,
79, ST. THOMAS STREFir, WITMOUTH.

1131:11J30N8 requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
ern sears mare than half tla usual eliarre by
swing M. Urn' losorruptible Mineral Artitidal Teeth,
which are of the hem qeality made in she world; they
are warrooted as useful for mattes/lon is unequalled
for economy, durability, and matron. The frame an
boa le • strong body of vulcanised India rubher, in
which the teeth are set, earringly fastened to the rubber
by • strong gold wire. . Artiamel teeth made and set is
the way deoribed are indestructible, and may be used
during a lifetime, .611 the unequalled reduetion in
mire places them within the mash of every one.
From 13 to 30 guise.. Is generally charged by most
dentate for one set of teeth. M. Lam eupplies theme/
• superior guilty frees 3.. to 3e. per tooth, or £3 to CI
per double set. warranted ; sad in ease of aesident be
repairs them free of 'barge wiibin a period of ten yeas
Sash a redeceirie is pries may indices some peewee to
think that an inferior quality only are supplied at those
prima, but if. LEVI will be happy to ahoy the ries
lists of the best mac efeetarers of mineral teeth is the
erveld to soy persons having doubt as to the very bent
quality of teeth and material 'applied by him, arid he
shall be able to convince them that at thee* prices lie
ma realise 90 per met. priifit for skill End labour, and
thatd the entists who charms oe• guinea for a duals
tooth, and from 12 to 30 guinea. for • set of teeth, are
most exorbitaat ovevehaigers, and they deprive a greet
many persons of the benefit of denthdry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

ecclesiastical_ Entelligrnee.

Mel Ms.lmirc has Wen pleased to approve of-Wii
•nroistmeet of the Rey. Robert Rllama, clear of Great
Marlow, La the Diocese of Chford, to be Bishop of
Calcutta.

Tan BIBBoFIIO OF $ll7l/.—The report of it.
renigoation of the ven.rable Bishop of Bleier is, we
Es;. Pomo reason to know premature, though it may
probable take place in the sour....fths spring. Good
ant snMoient reason. have existed, aooording to the
Whop'. judgment, for non•resign.tion up to the
time. la addition to the name of it rehrlesoon
we have heard that of Lord Devon's brothir. GLOM
Courtenay, of Wil3,llloT, and ehaplain to the (11.411.
mentioned for the po-t. Either would be no ...ell. en
.ppointment, and give singer. satiefaatioe to Church-
attn.—Join !NU.

CILIIIIACY 111-171111 CHURCH or EPOLAIIII3. —" The an
grieved Father" of the young lady referred so by "8.0.0,'
ie his egistol•tory with Dr. Pussy In the Times, as
having be ken • vow of oelilmer,bas • letter in Thursday's
Tenses, in whit* be sows —" Lest thole rboald bosoy
miaanderetanding, I now odd the following esplkit
denial of all the lies important statements. Forst, so to
my daughter wearing • penalise deem—this is untrue.
Second IN to her ref aging to enter iota soeiety—this I.
untrue. Third, as to her living sway from hom, while
under the now for two yeaes—thls is retro.. And,
now, Sir, I will take my leave with one
word of arivioe, which, as an breastbone of nearly 40
sears' staddlos, I may he encased giving him Let him
before ha again to napery. thitfair fume of thp
living or the deal. IV to bean those awful words of our
Mooed Saviour, as mended in the 12th ohaoter of St
liatthew's gespel, Terms 38 ead 37, 'I say nate you that
every idle ward,' ke."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

TIIII SACKWATILL

A letter was read from dr. Reynolds, stating that he
was diap-med to offer £lO per annum for the had he
mseupied in tho Backwater. It wes el no ono to him
coIOM the Corporatioa built the will or allowed bim
build one. If they mould do so be would pay a fair !
motel ; or if they granted a tease be would build tho
,raL Re also said that if the maimed did not swept
this offor be should be oompelled to remove his saw mile
to Portl uri —(laegh tor).
Mr. RAMAIIIO thosght they might consider whit
would be the ezpeme of en-sting a will.
The Maros said it would be i prudent to entertain
that ouuttom. Weanse they might treat the land for
drainage purposes, ...Won. the teaks might be placed
thus.
Mr. Barra uid he had made an offer of £lO for
hie pito- of laod and be was not disposed to add any-
' thing moro.
The matter WU then ordered to be plastid on the
notice paper for the nest meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22

the company had only paid 5 per cent. interest.
Mr. 17,r00s admitted that bat reiserked how
its affairs hal bran manage I. —Mr. Sad.:
wy that, whirl p.. 0 look at h TiinC mood VC •ir
ritbe furth-r anoveraa too. hit Si oin said he ...ILI
bring the sohject before the an' at their neat
meeting. T,si 0.111[114k-01 tepOr. Man
the omissioe of the concluding w .r. 14 "to len of
lamps," too that at present both the rtinng arid lamps
are ordered.
Tbe Sarveyer laid before this"B .rd a plan for
pumpieg water into the mains a. ar.-11 se in'o air
✓eservoir, which would obviate the n.-nesst,r fo, a
Mir reservoir. The outlay required tr.ut about .£75.
This was adopted.
The fire-eogine abed warn direote Ito he eni.lo•al
mil round, some repairs to the angina were ordered.
'ad it was decided to re-organist the brigade mid
the male of their oaf meet.
A general district rate of Is. 9d. in the petrol wee
or *mil ; last yeas it wee 21., sad the prestos'
year 24. 44.
Several miss, middens were disposed of, and the
imeskuig separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26

P/UMMIONAL BURGEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST,

79, ST. THOMAS STRUT, WITROUTH.

1131 ERSONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
1. can save more than half the usual *erre by
using M. UM Interruptible Mineral Antidofal Teeth,
which are of the best quality made in the world; they
see warranted as useful for medication as ansqualed
for economy, durability, and oomfort. The frame are
bow is a strong body of vulaanised India robber, Is
which the teeth are set, strongly fastened to the rubber
by • drools gold wire. ArtiB4al teeth made and set in
the way doseribed are indestructible, sod may be used
during • lifetime, while the unequalled reducitien in
price plums them within the resell of every op*.
From 12 to 90 &nese la generally charged by most
dentists for one set of tenth. M. Lau supplies *sea el
• superior quality from 3s. to ss, per tooth, or Rd to £5
per double set, warranted; and is ease of widest he
mars them free of charge within a period of tea years.
Bach • emanation in pries may lades. some peo to
think that an inferior quality only are espyifled at those
=lbut M. Line will be happy to w the prise
. 1 the best masefsetarers of missed teeth In the
world to any person having doubt as to the very best
quality of teeth and by him, sad be
Wall be able to tourism them that these prises be
min realise 90 pee eent.4:o: skill and labasr, sad
that the dentists who one guinea far • ideals
tooth, and from 13 to 30 q lore set of teeth. are
most 'marbleises orerilVerj, sod they deprive peat
luny persons of the t dentistry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26

Dolma 00ONTY HOSPITAL.

•
frANDICRB are invited for supplying the
DOBBEI' COUWIT HOSPITAL with Meek
Srosa, Moor, Milk, Setter, Mem, Groceries, Al.,
Gosh, sod ether A 114101411 tor Biz maths from the 28th
inst.

- The Tenders must be delivered at the Horpital, on or
before IVILDNW4DAY the 27th inst.
Perms of Tender may be obtained on application at
Hie Hospital, or to Kr. Joao Haows, Dorchester,
Clerk to Ihe Calsotithes.
Dated lath Marsh, 1867.

W. L'HOMME,
(Lan DORCIIXTIII COAL 001 )
COAL, SLATE, AND TIMBER MERCHANT,
I)ORCHESTER,
IMPORTER of all kinds of BALTIO and
1 AMERICAN WOOD GOODS. Sessonsd Deals,
!Prepared Pleasing and other Boards, Laths, riles,
and Scantlings of all dimensions.

Cad, Pr*. of Coals at Dorchukr and lorotiospgon :

S id.
iletter's Wallsend ... per ton 1 6 8
Dorchester, Forshaptssa Wernisek. sad
Maiden Midas :
forest of Dean ... par ton 1 0 8
Small ditto ... 0 8 6
Newport Smith's Coal 1 0 0

••• • • - - -
Culm . 019 0
For Delivery In any pest of Fonliegion or 'Dorchester,
la. per Ton extra.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26

DEATH&

Kink it. n &wpm% Prissilia., wife of Mr. William,
.661•". 66'-

ni.Stoboroagb, to lite inexprassibte grief of
ber pares's, Sarah Aso, the ooly sad nisch loved
dough tor of Yr. J. Coopor, sad fur the last six sod
ball years mistreat of the Dorchester Holy Trinity
Infant School, by the osanagers of whkb AN Is also
salads regretted, aged 20.
March 14, at Ilerstcn. Swaney, Lary, oil* of Mr.
Zdward Woodrow, aid 63.
altorah IS, hwanase, Cbartotte Augusta, youngest '
danghtor of Mr. J. .1. Hell's'', ago, 7 month..
March 16, at Chasatiaster, mod 92, Mr. Christopher

11;reh 17 nl Dorehriter. MI6 Goithokl Bum=be,
al"! 1/1"ta& • -

Mateh 17..6 High-attest, Weimestb, Mir Raimkes
Tizard _

--iiiiiii-11,-ol DonohoeOw, soddenly, llfr. John Rogers,
•aidnottaaket sad becalm

NOTICE TO OORRESPONDWITS.

IT ii particularly ;quested that all Com.
munications be addressed to "The Editors,"
and not to any individual by name.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DOSCREStER, TUESDAY, MARCH 211. Ism

THE POLITICAL BITUAI'iON.

The polioyof patrietreel as distinguished from
the policy of party still animates the groat body
of the Opposition in the House of Commons,
lind the prospect of a speedy and satisfactory
settlement of the Reform questiou Is toenail
Wily hopeful. The Ministry do not kindest
any overweening affeetion fdt their Hill, and the
Opposition are 'gilled for the most part as to
the ettent co, the changes they require to be
Made In the measure before they can give it their
approval. The principal of these demands
—the abandonment of the dual rots, equal
facilities to all whom it is intended to sip
franchise, and an equitable adjustment of the
one of the compound holiest:to/dors It is true
they involve most of thous safeguards to • proper
balance of claws that the Ministry put forward
by way of counterpoise to household suffrage
pure and simple, but the Government have
already sacrificed so much in order to mettle
this question, that we trust they will
respond to the wishes of the country and
make any further necessary coneemiene they
mu without abandonment of prinapla, while the
Opposition should remember that if they persist
in mutilating tho Bill till nothing but household
suffrage remains, the Government have
determined to resign rather than be forced to
aim it through Parliament. Such • result
would involve the waste of amnion, and • year's
delay, unosrtainty, and agitation, while it would
have the effect of weakening the confidence of
the people in the good faith of Parliament in
refereuoe to reform.