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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

THE GALE IN STUDLAND BAY.

A. it warn blowing a gale of wind on Saturday
(reports G. Nears Penney, Faq.), and am several
vessels were in Stridland 1341. the Manley Wood
Lifeboat, of the National Lifeboat Institution, was
taken there in tow of • steam tug, and found Seven
vessels on shore on Ihi thorn Bank; but, as
they were under shelter of the cliff, the crews did
not need the purities of the boat, and the boat
therefore returned to her station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

POOLE.

A linTriltrur CAUGHT Is DECEMBER. A
butterfly was e.nglit by Mr. William Palmer, in Lie
minion, at Longeeet, near Poole, the 30Lli December.

A MgCB•1101' BALI. took oleos at the Odd.
fellows Hall, on Wednesday, 26th Dec. The room
was tastefully decorated, and dancing was kept up
with great spirit till early dawn. Mr. Clay officiated
as tnaater of the ceremonies, and Mr. William Fish's
celebrated quadrille band rendered Lb. selected pro-
gramme in drat rate style

THE RIILI CORPS BAND. —We regret to hear
that there isi probability of the Poole Rifle Girps
band beemning defuoot in onnsequenoe of the trifling
remuneration the members have revolved since its
formation. One of the principal performers has
already resigned, and others contemplate doing Ni.
same, unless slept are taken to prevent snob an
00C121111000.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

CERNY ABB&S.

DASTARDLY ATTEMPT TO UPSIT • RAILWAY
Team. tThsn Dewl ind, a soldier on (orlon is, was
brooght helms the Bench of Magotrates on Wednesday
by Inspector A. W. Monier)°, of the Gre•t Western
Hallway, charged with glaring three Is ge stones on the
Wilteand Somesset Railway. Dane stones, detached
from • bridge over the railway near Evershot station,
were found eerie one morrong by the "ganger," lying
near the rails, and apes:ol4ly they Mol been laid on but
thrust aside by the life-tusnie of the last down and the
Inst. sips.' trains. F.mt-inarks near the top of the
bridge led t.• the prisoner, whose mother lived near,
being ...ken into custodr. He at first denied it, but
sabeamently admitted it, and it sal eged that he did it
to get out of the army. Committed for trial at the
Liaises.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

TEN POUNDS REWARD.

LOST, at BRIDPORT. on FRIDAY evening
hat, DECEMBER 28th, 1866 A BLACK
POCKET BOOK. riontaining Two LIO and Eight f 5
Bank of England Notes, mmen t 5 County of ()Muenster
Notes, and Ll 104 in Geld. The payment of the notes
I. stuaped, and they hear the initials of the owner
Pt W.) on the beck. The above Reward will be given
for the reeovery of the wee, or any information which
will lead to the detection of the party or parties retain
iog them, on application to Police Station.
Bridport, January 2, 1867.

RITUALISM AND THE RITUALISTS.

CLEVER, ORIGINAL DRAWING on
LX store is now on BLE. Price One Shilling.
The eallect has reference to the buying and belling of
High Church Millinery, Oxford Spoons, etc.. with
• variety of incidental tnatiers connected with the
above etillect, alike aprepee end caueleci.
Weymouth : Asitimut, 79, Mary•street, and all
Bookeellen and Stationers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

PORTLAND.

NAIL &roam. —On 1111101 u morning week • thick
storm of hail and sleet fell bens, owning away trues
the north-west.

—The Castle Town Band enlivened
the somewhat dull evening of Tuesday. by pies log
some pretty pieces at different places below the bill.

BIALA CUM/RUNS. —O4 New Year's Day a public
tea WWI held in the Bible Christian aoh.ml.r.moi,
Maiden WelL Afterwards • public) meeting was
held in the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Chteli, at
seven &Me*, when addressee were delivered by the
Revs. 1 Beveridge (Cmgreirstional), 8. J. Walk*,
I'. .1. Pewees, end ocher chrisman friends. A Gal.
lemma wee mad* on behalf of the " Primitive
Methodist Circuit Fund."

Tut Gamer Ait.Airric YACHT Ric& —As there
seem. to be divers upiuions exteet in the Wand silo the
time the *diming yaoht vs. IMAM toe here. Hi gimp an
ea,ract from the logo( the Heartett. :—''Christmas Ate,
Teeple,, 29. Throu.hoot thee. 21 boars brisk BW.
wind, detk end hise weather At 14 p.m. sighted the
Sofiya 10 p tu. Seines N. 12 mile, At 230 son.
L tud N. 8 mule.. 830 Lea, Uteri N. 6 miles. Al
noon Bill of P.,rtland N. 5 mile% linds with fresh BW.
wind. everything .et, and yacht doing her best. This
• the eat day. 1 p.m , amk pilot of Portland
3.49 petted the Ntedlet. 532 anchored in Cowes Roads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

BL&NDFORD.

Ott Tuesday evening, being the first day of the
New Year, Divine service was held in Blaodford
church. The attendance was limited—The Rev. R.
Farquhareen, rector of Langton, preached an seediest
sermon from Isaiah eat., 11.
FUNIII•L Or AN ODDIIIILLOW.—SewsraI of the
brethren beli.nging to the OJilfeilowe' lodgee in this
town paid a loat tribute of respect to their deuesed
brother Thomas Petben, by attending his funeral at
the cemetry on Monde) last. The deceased fortuerly
belonged to the metropolitan force, and laterly was
one of the cwonatiles ef this borough. He wu
generally respected for his quiet unassuming dia.
t•.sitioo.
"Ti., Idenoar o ne JIM II ALMS')
Some few months ago it was our painful duty to
record the death of one who was esteemed and ,
beloved, not only hy those among whom he Ishoured
, as • Christian minister, but also by many belonging
!vu other dennminatioos, for his warm and Catholic
feeling.. We allude to the Rev. Robert Gilbert,
sometime Wesleyan minister in this town, and
funnily • very active mire...tory in Ceylon. As •
titling tribute to his memory a very neatly calm.
meoted tablet has been erected on the north side of
the chapel, which bears the following inouriptioa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

eccltsiastical Inttllignitt.

Tug Rev. SYDNEY SKITIL—AS be wax one of the
wittiest No was lie one of the eoundmit, so he was one of
the wisest RO WIN he one of the best Of I 711•11. Ht• cen-
sure was olvmy. generous. his 'entwine.. ever just.
Prudent, considerate, ohaditable, end humane, lie ism
the very. opposite of those profeorioool wits, who milder.
"Peck csoejt 10 .tab; of them yolitmal Wormer. vino
there no tolerstion for virtue—in adveroarres; of them
social +meliorators who are good nor sultans in wild.,
otniiting only the peno• ond the oil St the Inn ant by
the vemeirle It will 11. easy to Mt gine that by erim•
ruoriploen peopie he wee • h inionideistonwl. Ti,.
buoyancy of his grind heart WAN mistaken for lent., and
the odd moaner to which he ornmeitora put hinge for
irreveretioe. As hiss one I may quirts the aonla
which iii. said gene offence to a •••erout." mid v-tiete•
hie lody, osse fine summer morning l—" Open the
shutters, and let us glorify the Mani ;" the 'midden chub
sustois•d bp s sensitive Woman of uncertain ar, when
tbe month of June made the neon-day sultry.—" Let no
take off our Ileab and sit in our bones;" the terror of
another old lady when he told her he chained •P his hit
Ifeerfoundland dog beempe he bed • me.sion for beech.
fmting on parish boys. Reading memories of Moo, one
Khoo.' settees to wonder •1 tbe alum expres.ed in the
featuree of the simple gentleman who actn•lly heard
from Mr. Smith himself list be hod an intcom de.4.. to
"roasts quaker," and may fancy the terror of juvenile
delinquent. hrooght before him whin lie es Isim.l,
" John, bring RIO my private gallooo j ho
hewn told in M.", way• of the ninic,, lie ...no t the
Hi.hop nf Nr. &shin I, not to ohject to the cold curive
and rosated rector on the eid.boord. hoping Fe wmildi
dl.sgree with the man •ho ete himself. It is not diM•
suit to picture his tam of brood bunrour, lit by an in.
twroal laugh, when the man who was compounding •
hiyiney of AorroirseMl ire fooidie• applied to him for
. formation concerning the Smith alms, received this
I answer rugrer, air. I cantiot cotoiihute to so
: v.lusble a work, hot the !Smiths never h.d soy arm.,
0,01 ....led their letters with Men tountbs."
—Art Josendi for J mare.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

court ant fashionable Intilligrnrr.

ColllloDola MCVICaIt, of the New York Yacht Club,
had the honour of being presented to the Queen, it
Osborne. on Sunday. On this. the Record of Wednes-
day haa the following :—" Our readers will, we are
sutured, join with us in expressing our regret that
week day was not selected for this manifestation of
Royal courtesy towards our American guests."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

rer: li;;71;1106! listinetly !t3 1.6 • Ravalatims.

Mr. QUAY!: I have Wed the ReveLateess men,
time. bat The...never found it. . .

-Ijoire-:- The paemge where Chriat was described
wearing a garment down to the feet, or potter; whioh
wee li. Greek word for an epbod or taerincial rest.
meet. That was quite soldriimit.
Mr. Otteavne : iVbere was the golden candlestick in
the temple?
Mr. ROST : I suppose upon the altar.
Mr. ORMATIS : Upon
.ert. altar ?

Mr. HEADLIJID : in the holy pleas.
Mr. Gwyn' to the lecturer : I recommend you to
go home sod read yoer Bible ;—(loud applausel—any
little child is our Monday school would be able to tell
where the golden eandlentialt stood.
Mr. HOP?: What is the bearing of your question
Mr. °agents : I will not tell you till you answer
me. Every person who road. his Bible knows perfectly
well that the golden eandlestiek was in the holy plum,
whir...N.6gal was offered. Christ was represented
as Wag in the midst of UN eandlesticks, and therefore
b. onag not ponibly be offering saerides.
Mc. 11011 : I really don't see the point of your
question or of your reniarks.
GRIAViII : You beoeght leeward a parnage where
ChM wee rspeesentitd so adanding by the samallesticks,
and said be was offering mender.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

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Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Besmear,
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Easter lt.ilieay Station.

BONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
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FREDERICK Sirm, Banker, Franktort-ne•ths-Ilains ;or
Letters ad.treesed to him at 8, Three-king-oourt,
Lembardetrest, London. LC., will be immodiately
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RANSOM KS AND SIMS, IPSWICH

CHAMPION PRIZE PLOUGH
PORTABTE ENGINES AND
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FOOD PREPARING MACHINERY.
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CIIX and 8-bone power Portable ENGINES,
KJ of mitred &elm for immediate didivery ; eleo,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

BR IDPORT.

UNITARIAN CHAFCL.—Tbe Rev. Hoary Calloway,
of Newark, has sooepted tbe invitation of the Rev.
Rawl! Lent Cmpeater, B.A. (unanimously eon.
firmed by • congregational meeting), to beware his
assistant minister. Mr. Orilloway is ezpsoked is
Brid port at the end of this mends.
SCHOOL OF •RT. —This school is to be reepeaeg
Jan. 21st. T. Collo:, Esq., baring 'apnoea(' his wisk
to retire from the office of knower, • resolstion
was unanimously passed. Totting his decision, and
recording the pyre bens t the school has &rived
from his side anS sealous services. William Collo:,
Esq., WA., was eleceed treasurer, and kindly
ormamted to serve.

-- - -
BSI SPORT DISTRICT I SDIMISIDZST OR DU OF
OUDIILLOWS. —The usual half.yrierly meeting of the
above moiety was held the London Hotel, Ott.ry
Si. Mary, on Wedoeeday, January 2nd. The
accounts of Om district were audited and fused
correct, and ii call of 4d. pet member wee ordered
to be made to meet the sinews of the next half
year. G. F. Chick, of Bridport was elected P.c. m.
for 'honest yeer,and Thomas Pickett, of Beaminster,
was elected as D. P. O.IL ; H. Radford, of Lyme, wee
re-elected me C. Secretary ; G. F. Chick we re.
elected m ezendidog oilier ; and James F. Cereiek
was re-elsoted ae relieving ofßosr. It was agreed
that the district be repreeented at the next A. n.c.,
to be bald in Plymouth, end Brother IL Bedford
Iwas chosen as the delegate. The district officers
agreed to nominate Brother Weateen, of she New
district, as D. G. It of the order.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN!

Everyone should therefore provide against them !
kl,OOO IN CASK OF DEATH, OIL £8
Per Week while Laid up by Inklry,
emu., d by

ACCIDENTS OF ANY HIND,
(Riding, Drising, Hunting, Shooting, Fishing, ks.,)
may b., Secured by an Annual Payment of from £..3 to
£* 5. to the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

BIRTEUL

Desember DbarudeelerAbe mite if Yr. Tinard,
if • eon.
Jemmy 3, at Weymouth, tbe wife of Mr. W. T.
Hallett, of a daughter.

Desenther 25, &Mutton Bingham, by Me Rev. H. W I
Hard, Weird William, skied son of Mr. Edward I
Brows, dation master, L 01141012 and Bouth.Western
Railway, to Elisabeth, eldest daughter of the late Kr.
Banded lobüms. of.fiatohly, Cornwall
Deeember 96, as Loegbredy, Dorset, by.the Rev. W.
Walker, Frederick Dowflog, of Woouth, to Regius
Jane, youngest daughter of Mr. F. ftssia, of Kingston I
Rural, Dorset.
December Si, at the Redid Chapel, Porde, by the
Boo„ J. H. °shores, Mr. Janne Walker, to Mariarene,
daughter of the late Mr. J. Talbot, beiMer, Longest.
Poole.
December 98, at Mary.le-bons Chunk by the Rev. P.
nutter, Robert W. Latham. of Welton-on.the-hill,
Lancashire, to Elisabeth Frannie, eldest daughter of the
late Cherie. Beetles, the Manor Home, ~artinstown.
Deounber 31, at the parish *harsh, Winfritb, by the
Rev. 0. P. G. Comma, Mr. James Basoomb, builder,
of East Barton, to Mies Talbott, of Wiefrith.
Januar/ 1, at the parish church. Marshall, by the
Rev. R. B. Kennard, Mr. A. R. L. Bennett, youngest
son of the lake L Bennett, Ems., of Hnstvoo. Roo.,
to Mies Elisabettl Rhoda Senior, of Hayes Farm,
Karelia.
January 1, at Beck Lind Newtoe, by the Rev. A.
Elton, Mr. Jomph Dibboo, third now L.. Dibben,
yeoman, to Xis. Elisabeth Draper Saunders, only
daughter of Mr. Bounders, ina.kesper, of the same
parish.
At the ladependent Chapel, Poole, by the Rev. J.
Lockwood, Mr. R. Skutt, master cl Abbey•hill School,
Keeilworth. Warwick, to &rah Jane, %lidded daugh-
ter of Mr. Henry Dewey, of Wed-dried, Poole.

DEATHS.

Deaambsr 28, at Wir:t;il;;;;;Hingston, lir. H. Best,
diaryman. apd 83 years, highly respeeted.
rf=ary I, at his residence m Brooketreet, of
b Wis, following on • stroke of paralysis, the Hon.
Anthony John Lobby, 9.0.
January I, se Bleedford, Elsa Hada, youngest
daughter el kb. Richard Darnley, aged 2 pars.
Jemmy I, at Illandford, Mr. Maurice Stelae', after
a few days' illness, aged 24 years.
Jemmy 4. at Om Star lan, Dorchester, Jane, widow
of the late Mr. Henry Hard v, of Middlemarah, Dorset,
worm, aged 78 pars, deeply regretted by all who knew
her. _ _ _

—.tannery 8, at Fordington. after a protracted illness,
Yr. Samuel Taylor, brightamith, et an advaneed age,
deeply regretted.
At Cowry, of convulsions, Emma Bowditoh, only
daughter of Kr. C. Hervey, gram.
At Broadirey Farm, Mr. Levi Luokhani, aged 81
years.
At No. 8, Pt, Limuird's-terreee, Weymouth, Mary
Sinatra. Wilke, relict of the late Joseph Wilke, 1.e.,
of Woodlosford Homes, Yorkshire.

elearinount, Weymouth, lifter a very short Mims,
Bolyrod Filar/Mime Way, Esq., third sou of the late
Benjamin Way, req., al Deehamidami, Backe, in the
68th year of his age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

tailtobirt.

SALISBURY.

•LISSURY DIOCESAN BOARD OF EDUCATION._
We learn, with much satisfaction, that the Earl of
Eldon has given ths stun of f2OO towards the funds
of this society.

8.41.1R80RY DIOCESAN CHURCH BUILDING ARSOCIA-
EIGN. —The quarterly meeting of the general corn•
mittee was held at lb. Board Room, in the C 1..., on
Thursday. The Lord Bishop of the Diocese presided,
and there were present the Rev. &Mean Eyre, Re,.
Charles Tower, Rev. R. S. flutobingsand Rev. Charles
Lawford and Rev. E C. Austin•Goorlay, thedioossian
secretariet. The only application for oonsiderstion
was one from the Rev, G. P. Cleather for aid towards
restoring the nave, transept, sod aisles of the pooh'
church of Aldboarne, in the eirchdeaoonry of Wilts,
and rural deanery of Marlborough, which are in a
vary dilapidated condition, It is also proposed to
entirely refit the interior of the edifice, which for •
population of 1539 persons, has only seat room at
present for 80 adults, with no suitable accommoda-
tion for children. By the plans furnished b.. Mr.
Butterfield, the architect, it appeared that 250 ad.
ditional sittings will be provided for adults, and
with 101 sittings for children, the total accomniods-
twin will be increased to 430 seats, the whole of
which are to be free. Tim estimated oast was stated
to be £l2OO, of which amount £720 has been raised,
leaving a deficiency of £4BO to be obtained, and the
committee therefore decided on making a pant of
tlOO towarde carrying out the works, The only
other business was in reference to grants already
promised, sada ciertilloste of the completion of the
rebuilding of the parish church of Wool, in the
arcOdesoonry of Dorset baying been received, an
order was given to the treeenrer of the essociation
to pay the grant of £lOO promised in this own by
the committee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

LONDON MARKETS.

-
BY EXPRESS é ELECTRIC TELEGRAPR.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

NARK LANE, MOIDAT, Jim. 7.

A small supply of English wheat, trade very in-
active, and, though an advance of is. per quartvr
wag demanded. factors had difficulty in selling even
at last Monday's prices. Foreign wheat was a slow
trade, at the rates of Monday last.
Barley Arm, at folly late rates. 1771 M
Malt, oats, beans, peas, and flour quiet, on former

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Jam 7.

_
A full average supply of foreign stock, &mood
heavy, on easier terms.
Moderate arrivals of beasts from our own districts,
demand inactive, at • decline of 2d. per Sib. on last
Monday's prime.
The mutton trade also drooped 2d. per E. lb.
In veal plasm gave way 4d. par '8 lb.
Small pigs steady, large pigs very del, at lists
rates.

MONILY MARKET. JAx. 7.
Consols for mossy, 904 to 904; sod for the
soooent, 904 to 901. az div.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

Lk:NT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

To the Queen, the Prince of Wales, and the late Prince
e?usort, and Maker of the Gnat Clock for he llouscs

of l'ouliUmeist.
N I'FF..B attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegiume of design of his mammies Sioel.
of Witte-lies and Drawing-room Clocks.
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches_ ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto . ... 10
adies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ... .
entlemen's Gold "Compensation
tiilver ditto ditto ...

Marine Chronometers 35
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, AlRFOOLittleal
Turret, and Bre, tot Cloaks of every demyription. AL
s
t weortment of London made Fine Gold Albert inr lusrd Chains. Lc.
GENT, 61, Strand (adjoining °orates Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compare Factory. Somereet Wharf. Strand. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

LITTON CHENEY.

SUDDILIt DIATE.—Mr. Mao, butcher of this
village. who has attended &Wood market for many
years, did so last B.torday, and on his return home
e.rly in the evening lost his life. It is not scantly
known how it happened, as he was found dead in the
road leading from the turnpike to the village, the
eonveyance ro which be was rtiing having barn spent
and the horse beinq n.ar, but it is believed be was
taken in a It and died, and in eonsequenoe the horse
having no one to (KIM it, and the night being dark,
cent up against the bank, and overthrew the eart.
Deweasid complitinet before he started home of not
beirg v.ll. An inquest on the holy waii held on
Toe.vlay b. fore Mr. Look and a verdict returned of
" found dead." Deceased was about 51 year. old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

Literature.

NEW ALILANAOSS FOB. 1867.

Evanes Now Illastrale.Altp‘na!k foal 19117. p!sepattd

vstaitoesly to hY Minds sod oustoyen by A. J.
High East street Dorchester.

As Mr. 'Evans iii townsman sod a most respected
neighbour, we tabs his enlarged sod illustrated
almanac& first on our list for nob**. Tbo short but
well written address which forms the opening pages
will do much to incomes Mr. Evans business ; it is
devoid of that miserable system of puffing which
1•1101111 00 much of the quack. The alumna& itself
I. full of useful information sooh as relates to rates of
postage, bill stamps, registered letters, post ogles
orders, book post, Pest °Moe savings banks, rsgistra-
lion of births for England sad vatninsta"
' sot, law terms to., ea., intennired with luso take
I and stories to please the young folks—yes and give
them histural knowledp as well. The appendix
is quite • collection of household rsosipts and will be
found useful to the beads of fassiliss. "What is Us,
bad thing I nen have for a weigh r some sufferer
: mks. Well if they tarn to Mr. Evans% almanac* they
will gee the answer. Elsermiatims, chilblains,
diptlieria. fevers, weak eyes Ito., all hays their
rsassiLes pointed out, whilst butear•powder, sedative,
cold °roam, 'nothing syrup, British polish, Judson's
dyed, sad sathrostio candy, all have their share et
Pordar. Pat"°".11!• _

•
iTspoloos P 141.1 Porhused Olmonsok for 1567, poke
olopoocs
nig moo: liktlo book sootoloo es osiosool olkookoi
In tie ixso Okk your of olory askant •Ws et
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

LODERS.

Tits parish church was simply bat tastefully
decorated for Christmastide, with • variety of scrolls,
illustrative of the doctrine. of oar holy religion, which
were mom exquisitely arranged by Mrs Corpbey.
misted by .we orb. choir, and presented altogether
• man chaste and elegant acct.

Moreno:rat—A meeting oe behalf of the society for
Lb. Propagation of the gospel was reoently held in
Lb. school-room. The If If. Chowne atteaded
as • deputation, and addressed • very attentive
audience in his accustomed impressive manner,
illustrating his observations by well ezecuted prude
of m anion life in India. The collection, after the
meeting, amounted to El Is Od.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

SRLSCTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS

THI COSI TRADI.

Wheat and barley a quick ode, in all the markets,
at It to 2a. per quarter on the rates of the previous
Saturday. - -

THE CATTLE THAD..
The hosimes done In cattle woe about the averap,
I and prime generally remained unchanged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

SALISBURY QUARTER SESSIONS.

Them Pensions took place at the Council Roues, on
Mondavi, before John Da id Chambers, Fsq.. Rworder.
William Langford, described ii • tailor, woe Indicted
for stealing • turkey, the progeny of Jews Cnomhs, at
Saliahury, ou the 30th Oitiober,— Mr. Pinckney prop
ecuted ; tne prisoner wee un.lefendrd. —The Joey found
the priconer guilty, and the Recorder sentenewl him to
iiiealendar usootlis' impn-onment •ith bar
Mary Ann Bang.. was indicted for stealing • ham
of tenon, welching 17Iha, the property af Mr. Coles,
Highetreet, on the 17th December, to which ebr.
pleaded not guilty„—Mr. Snowden was 0011111.14 for the
prosecution. Tbe prisoner warn undelsoded.—ne jury
found the prisoner guilty of receiving the ham, and an
the Recorder coiamonieating the fact to the prieeer,
she impudently said 'The jury are liars then."—The
Itecorier : Haire you any wits rues as to eheracter?—
Pris ever: Yea, bat I shoul4e't like to Ming them to
such • pima sa this.—The Recorder : Well, have you
anytliiiig to say f—Prianuer : I am not guilty of Meal.
log or receiving; no you may put it together as you
tiir.—The Recorder told her it was • very bad
(Me, and she must be impelioned and kept to hard
labour for nine calendar montha—Privoier : Thank
you, Sir, 1 can do that with 'MIS. On leaving the
, dock she said, "11l get nine months for somebody else
when I oomes out."

&Tsai Jen. Bungay, 13, • daughter of the pvisoner in
lite oreeedieg case, was indieteel for stealing a leg of
pork, •Isa ttai property of Mr. Coles. Mr. Snowden
prosecuted. The prisoner had not the MI6 MOOD Of
counsel. The for, fogad the prlsoner guilty, but
reeommended her to mercy. on amount of the bad Palm-
ing which the had evidently rtmeived. Mr. Snowd.n
said there wan another etas ageinet the prisocer, but
with do pertnierion of the court, he woelrl withdraw
from the prosecution. The R.-corder said elie must be
irnon.oued its.d kept to hard labour for sin months, tied
at the expiratton of that time be sent to tbe ELMO,
Reformatory for five yaws.
- - - -

A PrICAL. —Cherehwarriena and Overseen of °detach,
Apprllant• ; Chorebreardeno and overawes of St.
Martin, Rarest. 11-pondenta Mr. Rim was counsel
for the appellant., ape, M. Snowden appeared for the
respond.ote This WO an appeal satirist an orier for
the removal of an old m.a owned ieeeph Whir., and
Sawn his wife. The respondent's owe was that
while 11.1cr in the perish of St. Martin the peepers
were reliverd by Mr Squarey one of the
overseen of the pariah of Odstock, but the
statement of Mr. &pony went to oh. that what ho
had .on them WY out of his OWD pocket, the old ma.
heaing for many you, been a ger...nice him faros. No
entry of .n• psymsat by hint appeared on the parish
book*. Under thaw cirounstrusave, the order of mato ral
was quashed.
The Court then rose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

011111' corer Ast.a's REPOS?.

The Circe of the PLUM read this report. 241
persons had been talum into custody, at of obis!. ID
bad born discharged. 143 summarily disposed of, and IT
committed for trial, showing • decrease of 5 on the
number of persons apprehend. d, elm II io the mimic r
of persons iischoritod, and of 8 in them eonausitted for
trial. 39 lidera...Limn had bean Isil for infringing
the orders in Council with mom, to the OLIO. Plissoc
An applioation bad ham nails by the Board of Guar inns
of the Slandford Union requesting uiat the sopo-in-
tendent of that divisioo be rpointed relieving oaten

for that anion. He thank* I tbe evert for the !initials@
ranted to him end the cattle nispeators for their serviess
dosing the past year.
The CHAIIMAN remarked that then, was a heavy
ealendar of prisoners for trial, who were Dearly all
Dorset people.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

ARRIVAL AND RECOGNITION OF A LONG

LOST NUR IN HANTS.

Sir Roger Tichborne, the long 104 heir to the
baronetcy and estates of Tichhorne, in Hampshire. has
..rived at his seat, and ben duly eeknoeledged
by bin tenantiy. Sr Roger has been several years
In an.traliii, and there, it is wit, eogaged in
pennies unite in-oretiatible with the dignity of his
Station. 011 a the death of his father in MSS he appears
to hove beet: unwilling to give no his lesriiiatetic habits,
and •li••••1 • yoonpr brother to stionced to the title
and estates. Hie brother diet early last year, bet his
widow survives bun.

HAIR COLOUR Ws.ati.—This is • beautifel perfumed
hair stash. whish in seven or ten do restore.; grey hair
tn its pristine hos permanently. Tim head boa to be
merely sprinkled pith it daily Cm that time. by tam
aid of an ordinary hairbrush. It is sold at 10. 6.1., mid
is sent for post oiler ordsr by the oellAnoon perfumer,
ALO 1. Hoes, 248, H.llll liolhora, London. Mr. *sip,
Of Yeovil, can supply it.

RIDUCTIOW OF TIC TEA DOTY. —This important
gmirkslifac:;:yhonor.nsruedoimmts.usit:lherhatil"'adCtehhfevanusaliellb"itiiadligclearlisucraligpacite,:vi.rshfli:itbahhtt.:::::drheer.itkr.n.boallhilidtedo.rag
Tem, and to place theseTem, as well at Cassell'. Ceffees,
as far se possible within the reach of every family, they
are now prepared to appoint Agents in every town and
villag,. not at present fully oomph d. This agency is
well worth the attention .4 either shopkeepers or private
individuals. Foil particomn sent free by poet, be
ewarell, Smith k Co., 80, Fenelturch street, tao,lllol2s
110LIAW•T'S PILUI - These pills are more eflio.cione
in streostbraing • debilitated ii,noutution titan any
other medicine in the world. Peignoir of a nervous habit
on‘rsb:lay, or wd aol
wheimalthar'has'uffeeso"Winigetrdoeinrangei"kib4yigbi""lio:
affection doordered atotnach, or liver couspiainta, should
lose no time in giving these admirable pills a fair trial.
Coughs, Gold., asthma, or shortness of breath are glen
within the range of the sanative powers of VW. very
manuitable medicine. The cores effected by them pills
are not impatient or temporary, but complete sod
pi-eminent. Th. y are as mid as they are seismic's,
and may be gives wit coadenat to &dirk, females
and young chitin n. Their action on the liver. stomach
and bowels is immediate. beneficial, sad loafing
restoring order in health to every cam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

WOOL MARKET.

Very little business has been passing in soleeial wool
Holders, however. .bsys showed no ...elm, to pre..
sales, bat have on the other hand, demanded la, law
rates for all diesriptioss. &Wish wool has me4wlth
bat little etteetioa, yet Late qaotatioasare well !im-
ported.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

L A NGTON.

MAJOR AND Mal F•NQUIf•RNON kindly gave •
ball to tbeir servants and friends on Tuesday evening
hut. There was • large party present, wbo heartily
enjoyed mayoral hour's dinning. Mr. Kings' quadrille
wad was present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

CATTLE MARKIir&

Ilirraorommis, Thurstlar.—Tbere woo every poor
show of brags on sale here today. Although the
demand was not to say active. the *theme prices of
Monday was realised in every instance. The supply of
sheep WWI hmit.d, and sales progressed steadily, on
former terms. The best downs and half-breds realiy4
6e. 11. per Bmb. The quality of the sheep was gad.
Calves sold at very full prime. with a limited number on
offer. Pigs commanded rather mom attention, at full
quqtations, to • slight advance.
Per 81b. to sink the Offal.

d. s. d. d. a d.
la. coarse bout. 3 IWI 10 IPrloesSowtliderwas4 10 to 4 4
%mond quality.. 4 0 .4 1.4 g. coarse sales* 4 I 1.. 5 4
Prime leer. note 4 1010 5 Prime small
Prime Soots. ke. 5 4to 5 Lams hops... .. 3 4 4 u
I of. coarse sheep 3 oto 4 Neat oral porkers 42 to
&mood guilty 4 Ito 4 1 Settee. ealvesoreh 11 Ito 31 0
Prime coarse wild 60to 3 er.old sir pl:adell oto 46
TOTAL SuPPLY.—British—Bessts, 712; oows,
sheep and lambs, 2,800; calves. 94; pigs, 300.
Foreien—Beasts, 212; sheep and lambs, 000;
00;

NIIIIGATS•XD LZADLPHALL, Friday.—Ooly modorsto
supplies of mese One Go oak at Uygur markotn no
traao i by no moans active; novorthalesa prison rubs
Arm

Pe! 81b., tyy the cannot.

•d. • d •
Inlerio• hoe . 3 4to 3 8 I Inferior mutton 3 6to •
Middling ditto 3 S„ 4 6 Middling ditto .4 4 „ g
Prin. Writ 410. 4 11 ~, 4 6 Prim* ditto . . 410 5 g.
Primo 1l ditto 4 8 410 Loris pork .. 4 1,, 4
Vsai 4 4 „ 5 SI Intall ditto . 3 14

Biudrot. Thureday.—Tbe supply of beef was hard
lual to the demand, and though the quality on the
hole wee rather indifferent, prime wero eory firm, any-
Alas good realign, from 665. to 66.. and in some mere
a trine mow.; and secondary descriptions from 65., to
655. pr cwt. The supply of sheep wee also rather
limited, and the trad• was brisk, beet wethers realising
84d. and Sid. per Ile, and ewes and middling eaniplos
from 71d. to Sid. A eonsiderable number of inikh
oow• are on offer, bet there is very little domed for
them just now, and aim are mach lover, good
descriptions changing bands at from £l6 to Elit, and
middling wimples do mush lower figure. There vas •
moderate supply of pigs, and they net with an motive
&mead, lame pigs realising Be., and porkers from
8.. 91. to 9 It per score. Osring to the billk Price of
oorn food, shorter sopp3eis me expected from Ireland,
and prime show an upward tendoncy. There were no
horses in the market.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

SAME DAY.

EVV. R A L FARMS of various sizes to be
1.3 LET, particulars of which say to °Monied oa
dipplieati ,n to M men. BLUNDELL and PALMER, Land
Agent., ka., 3. Portland-rtraot, floothamplon.

WANTICD. by • ropsotsbl• Young Woman,
•• •••••ron•at ea COMPANION to an *Minty
Legg, or as P SWIM M A ID, or In toes capacity in
which she might be awful, without having to do ibe
work of • Gemmel Servant. She la • good Needle-
emitter, obliging, awl late ligent,—Adareaa,
Express °Moe Dorobester

WANTED. Two (mood Servants—PLAlN
c)oK nd HOIT6EIIAID. Large royally.—
Address 6, Glouerster How, Weymouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

PROFESSIONAL SURGEON AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST,
79, ST. THOMkS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

P
requiring ARTIFICIAL TRIFFR
_1 can eau moire than half the usual &erre by
using /L Len? Incorruptible Mineral Artificial Teeth,
whisk are of the best quality made in the would; they
are warranted as useful for mastication as unequalled
for economy, durability. and comfort. The frame are
base la a strong body of vulcanised India rubber, in
which the teeth are 'et, strongly fastened to the rubber
by • strong gold wire. Artificial teeth made and set in
the tray described are indutricitiblei, end may be need
daring a lifetime, whilr the unequalled reelection in
price plows them within the reach of every one.
From 12 to 30 guineas is generally charged by most
dentists for one set of teeth. U. Lure supplies them of
• superior quality from 3s. to 5., per tooth, or V to £.5
per doable set, warranted ; and in case of &evident be
repairs them free of charge within a period of ten years.
Sub a reductioo in price may induce some persons to
think that an inferior %malty only are supplied at those
prioes, but U. Lies will be happy to show the price
lists of the best I:karate:darer, of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons having doubt u to the very best
quality of teeth and material supplied by him, and be
shall be able to convince them that at thou prices be
can realise 90 per cent. profit for skill and labour, and
that the dentists who charge oee guinea for • tingle
tooth, and from 12 to 30 guineas for • Bet of tub, are
most exorbitant overehargers, and they deprive • great
many persons of the benefit of dentistry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

W•REHAM.

TRI EARL OF ELDON, who OIFTIS considerable
property on the Cotswolds, has forwarded to the
Dean of Glowworm the sum of £500., to be applied
to the restoration of the cathedral.

TNII Wareham Borough Petty Unions wore held
on Saturday Mut, by adjournment from the
ball, at at tho °Sae of C. 0. Bartlett, Eog., Town
Click, before Aurthur Bingham Trevino°' .q.,E
deputy mayor, acting for J. Phippard, Fog., Major,
and F. Misr, Fag., ox-Idayor. Savored mom won
beard and disposed oE

ODDIKLLOWNHIP. —On Tllleday, the half-yearly
meeting of the Pool* District of the Independent
Order of Oddfellows was held at the Antelope Inn
and was attend d by about forty &Aire*, Wide.
the district officers sad visitors. following
°floors were sleeted to serve during the ensuing
year :—Mr. W. H. Atkinaon, of Blandford,
0.5.; Mr. James. Hoe Liston, of Poole, as moat.;
Mr. W. N. Wailers, of Poole, as c.s.; and Maim
W. N. Western, es., W. Clench, r.r.a.m., R. K.
Rums r.r.0.m., and W. H. Atkineam,
were appointed to repremet this district in the salt
&aux., to be held in Plymouth on WhitiMooday
nest Dome few &Horatio°s wore made in the dis-
trict rules
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

MORETON.

SERIOUS ACCIDINT.—Major Frampton, an old and
respected county magistrate, on Saturday week,
whilst out shooting with a party on ha estate at
Moreton, be unfortunately caught his foot in the
stump of a tree, and, falling on his side, broke hi.
thigh. Medical aid was sent for, and Mr. Good and
Mr. F.nsor, from Dorcheeter. procetderl to Moreton;
under whose treatment the pliant major is doing as
well as can be 6:pouted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

I.—Quzze VICTORIA 15 alleT( d to be ex-
ceedingly popular in America, and the
Americans are certainly capable of taking a
fancy for her Majesty in opposition to their
repugnance to all the other sovereigns of the
earth, the Emperor "of all the Bussias" ex-
cepted. Our Queen, on her part, has just done
a very :gracious act, calculated to endear her
to her Transatlantic admirers, in the notice
she 'nu taken of the three tamous American
yachts and the yachtsmen, who performed the
great Atlantic ocean race. Walking in the
grounds at Osborn., her Majesty descended
to the beach and saw the Henrietta, Fleet-
wing, and Vesta under sail, they having been
ordered round from Cowes by Commodore
McVicar of the New York Yacht Club, at
her Majesty's desire; and the same afternoon
not only Commodore McVicar, but Mr.
James Gordon Bennett, jun., the owner of
the successful yacht Henrietta, proceeded to
Osborne, and were presented by Captain
Dawson Darner, to her Majesty. In the
case of Mr. Gordon Bennett, the son of
the man who of all others has directed against
this country the most virulent abuse, this
is surely a notable condescension. But the
soirit and pluck of one member of the Royal
Family cropped out on Mr. Bennett's an-
nouncement of his readiness to accept any
challenge from English yachtsmen, for, the
Duke of Edinburgh at once agreed to sail
him round the Isle of Wight next August
for £lOO, his Royal Highness to sail his own
yacht. It is rumoured also that Mr. Chem-
berlayne, of Cranbury Park, vice-Commodore
of the Royal Yacht Squadron, owner of the
celebrated yacht the Arrow, the winner of so
many valuable prizes, intends to challenge
Mr. Bennett to a trial of speed across the
Atlantic. The Arrow, a cutter of 102 tons, I
Las, we believe, never been beaten.
II.—" You certainly said potatoes," was
the deprecatory response of an unfortunate
reporter, in reply to the accusation of haring
misrepresented the speech of an Irish mem-
ber of the House of Commons. " Yes ! but
bang it, man," was the retort courteous,
" did I say it in italic' ?" In italics it bad
been printed, and in italics, which, with all
his emphasis, the Irish member had never
learnt to speak, he felt privileged therefore
to deny the "potatoes.' Now this looks
very like what has happened betwixt Mr.
Henry Seymour and Mr. Bright. Mr.
Bright said that half the land in England and
in Scotland was in the hands of 150 and of
12 preprietors respectively, and Mr. Seymour
simply put it in staiice, and thus made it ap-
pear IA if Mr. Bright had said not the half
but the whole. But really it seems to us
that like the Irish member's "potatoes," the
statement in either shape becomes so palpably
absurd the moment attention is directed to
it, that it matters very little whether Mr.
Bright went the half or the whole hog in
such an assertion. We have never doubted
either the talent or intrepidity of the hon.
member for Poole; far less the hardihood
and effrontery of the Messrs. Bright—John
or Jacob. But we must say we scarcely
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

POOLE.

IMSCHAIIOII' INSTITUT' ANNU•L &Ilia- The
anniversary of this very valuable institution wee
held, according to custom, on New Year's-day. The
attendance was not quite so goid as was anticipated,
but the meeting, which was presided over by the
Mayor, pared of very successfully, and will be long
remembered as the occasion on which • debt was
fully wiped off which has hitherto somewhat impederl
the efforta of the officers of the institution. In 1562
the sum owing was £4O; this had subsequently
been redooed to £l6. bat on Tuesday, owing to the
liberality of the Mayor, who subscribed tfo, and of
Mr. Waring, far., who tnade up the remainder, the
debt was fully paid. Mr. Waring addressed the
meeting, devoting the greater portion of his speech
to an inquiry why it is possible for Belgium to
compete with England in the iron trade
described the question as intimately connected with
the labour market, the oombinations of work toes
for higher wages interfering with trade by parenting
the enterprise of the marten aod driving orders out
of the country.—Mr. 0. Batboy, Mr. M. K. Welch,
Mr. J. Harker, Mr. H. D. Ellis, Mr. G. Curtis, and
the Revs J. Lockwood and J. H. Osborne also
addressed the meeting, and the proceedings were
very much enlivened by a eerie, of glees, songs, ko.,
being interspersed with the addresses, the musical
party consisting of Moore. H. Belben, Holloway,
Buckley, Duncan, and Gifford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

sporting.

Ma. Batmen., the owner of the winning pitch
Henrietta in the recent greit race, Ass net had to wait
long before reoeiving a challenge. Tbe Duke of MAl-
burgh has agreed to sail him round the Isle of Wight,
in t nogg neat, for £lOO, the Duke to sail his own
yacht.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

WEYMOUTH.

Amu/wt.—Mr. Elpemisr, ancormor to Mr.
Regent, stone mason, on Tuesday was is
hoisting • large stone. Tbe rope broke the
stone in falling indicted serious injuries on the
breast of the unfortunate man. He wad removed to
his madams, suffering great pain.
HOWILND AND W Ira. —William Greenberg' was
charpd by (halmriee, his oils, with using violent
language touards her. TM. *emend to be • dia-
-1 paw arising mit of "Emily jars," and the Beech
dimmed the aim, defendant offering to 'allow his
wife ôm. per week if she would only leave him;
which, however, his wife said she would be most
happy to do, but put in this Sweeping olause that she
would not leave her bows; the husband must go
away, but she must remain at hums.
BRVTAL DINBAOLT.—At the Borough Seesings,
on luseday, before the Ilium and J. Aylinge Req..
• young man, named George
.Honeybun. es.
brought up in 'melody charged Inth committing •
most aggravated awash on Sarah Lee, on the 26d,
of December. It appeare. that between ulna sail tan
o'clock on the evesuog an q•estion Supt. Whim,
went to • home in Weekrow, Nicholas-duet,
where he found the woman, on • sofa, in • state of
insensibility, with her Mice much disfigured from
the 'Got. el priamer's violence Prisoner then left
the town, tat was apprelmoded at Tadeorth, near
Azminetar. Whilst on his way beck to Weymouth
he admitted that be struck the Woman two or three I
um". The ehigre of the injuries. however, was SO •
Divots that the •Wistwiat of Mr. Nether', surgeon,
Lad to be called is. He found her SC mete of
collapse, and had some doubt whether she wotild
rally or not, but by the aid of stimulants she revived
in about belt an hour afterward, and on tea day
following had mot& isoprmed.--Supt Liclbery said
he had seen the woman that mourning, but she said
she was sot so well and Gould not attend. She,
however, intended to prem the ema—hir. Howard,
who appeared fix primmer, said he was imirsoind

to say that.. this wee a family quarrel she did not
intend to press the cue, and under thew circum-
stances he uked the Benoit to distnies the ease.—
The Mayor said the Bench were of °patios that a
most aggravated assault bad hew committed, and
oould not allow the case to be withdrawn. 'they
should remould be Oise until the woman was in •
tit state to osine to Court. —kir. Howard spplied for
bad, which the Bench put at two sureties in £6O
each, and proposer in .£loo—the foot of his abscond-
ing from the two hang bolero their eyes. This
not balite forthcoming, the prisoner was lucked up,
arid the cue adjourned until Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

CORN MA RK ETS.

MAIL-L.4YR, Frldey.—Tbe quantity of dolthah
melted fresh up to our market to-day Tem by no mean.
enten.ive, and it. quality was for from wtishetory
Notwithstanding the shortnem of the nupply, the
millem in attendance showed no disporitioo to purchaes
and refused to operate beyond their immediate
On the other head factors were equally firm in t, eie
demands, and the few transactions which took glee,
were at prism quite equal to Monday. There gen
fair norply of foreign wheat on the stand& Fine q p.I
Were in fair regneet, at roll quotation.. In
qualities, although unaltered in value, met a Bk.. %Lb
Floating cargoes of wheat were held at very 101 l prirw;
Tacrasawl supplies of barley were on sale. Fins fpaltikg
parcels commanded • fair share of attention, and mem
di•pnaed of at full quotations; otherwise, the trade ese
quiet, and prices were rather easier. Malt was in good
@apply and moderate request. on former terms. In ovs
• mo&rate basinem was concluded, at the rate, or—
viowily current. The show, which wasgood, waa chid!,
composed of foreign !nrodoco. 13eana and peas mo.gt
off slowly, at drooping prices. The door trade sae
quiet, on formes terms,
Per Qr. '

want
Loselt. Kent, ... 'taN
" Ditto. nen .. 51 toll
SO to TO
Ditto. It to 10
Norfolk nod LiAncels
" Ditto. new

Mask
Ith... 21 to r,
• wool 1032
MUM
Maser
Hamm ..
11 to
39 to 11
41 to 4,

...I)tee

... .... ... 4n tn 44
.... ..... .. 41 In 44

44 44 44
14 to :I
tOml.

sauss
alto J 5

Orsy
.„
White

&mot. Norfelig: —sod
Rolrollt 71 to 71
Inirstoo old Won 73 to is

It•wlish 'prise
%later de. ..

FLOCS.
Town made. per *9O
Ito
Honoebold
Country
.. 13 to PI
Norfolk and Suffolk
On 104

Entlish. feei.
geot,b,food

• 161.31
241.31

BRISTOL, Thureday.—The attendance at our msrket
to-day was restrieted, sad the supply of English he..
unusually small. For the few maniples on show lin
&drawee of Is. per quarter was 'caddy obtained.
Foreign was Inset, taken at an improvement of 6d. to
Is. per quarter. The burley trade was heal by. at an
'drawn of Is, per quarter on malting. and 61. per
quarter on grinding qualities. Beans and Indian corn
dem, without change in value. Oats in moderate supply
and prima fully as dear.

Liutsrool., Pridsy—A good atteadanos, sad reale, a
large business done in ...beat, at an advance of 6d. to Td.
on white, and 31. to id. on red. Flour, 2s. per sack
dearer. Oats sod barley the torn better. No 'hangs
in beans. liaise suremely wares, and improved fully
2a. per qr.

Frlday.—Wbeet fully la per qr. dearer,
but millers do Dot buy eery freely. Fine barley fully
as dear. Beans and oats unaltered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

In Mernort of
The Rey. }lomat Glum,
Who departed this.ll7 Augoat 10th, 1866,

Aged 41 years.
"The memory of the ju.t is blemed"—Prov. i., 1.
In the centre of the tablet is an eight-day timepiece,
with an 181 n. dial, the workmanship of Mr. R.
[load, sea., who, with Mr. Will., the maker of the
tablet. gave bis ammo.. gratuitously. On the
oocasion of its being Heed on Tuesday last several of
the friends partook of toe together, and afterward,
addresses of so interesting character were delivered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

&IA

LOCAL BOARD OF HIALTIL

Post.ic scarsootwo --It wan pro osed by Mr. Drew,
and wonder! b) Mr. Thomas, "UAL tendera be invited
to perform the whole of the seavenging of the town by
the year, asseeding to the partioultra to be en n at the
Town Clerk's Office, and that the parties contracting he
requited to take off the hone and earn It. valuatioe,
and that the surveyor be directed to draw a isompreben-
ides specification for the same, under the direction of
committee consisting of Measn. Thomas, Luce, and
Vertne."—Agreed to.
A incitcritn.—Mr. Drew enquired whether it was
not the duty of every householder to clear away the snow
before his door.—The Town Clerk ariewered.sffirmce
'lndy, and believed it must be done before eight cc
nine sin—The police were directed to warn the in-
habitants of their liability.
ROAD Isracisgstaini. -The Mayor said he had had an
interview with Dr. v with relative to, cornar of.land the
Board were desirous of obtaining, to impasse the road
near St. John's t'hurch. Ile was pleated to say Dr.
sinith had appointed to meet bin. (the Mayor) and tbe
surveyor on the subject, and he seemed ti have every
divposition to secede to the wialies of the Board.
Tut Towir root —A letter was read from Mr. Dyer
is/narking that he die not believe hie venal had carried
any a certain rump, and, even if it was so, his servants
could not be charged with neglect; therefore he wee not
liable for the damage nicasioned.—Mr. Drew said he
heard the Harbour Master tell Mr. Dyer he was not to
blame, then are they could not come upon him.—After
several minor matters had been settled the meeting
separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-08

WOOL.

Wisrarrit Faunas' Cum —Wit would remind
our friends, the members of this club, that tbe annual
dinner rakes plows st the Blear Bear he, on Tbius-
day, tbe 17th instant. The business embraces the
payment of Sc.. for nou-sttesidance, whereby tb•
club is partially sustained, sad the distribution of
prism, Ike. Dinner will be upon the Mble at
3.50, p.m.