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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

BRIDPORT. HARBOUR.

complta—nCie-- with an ord.; in writing
bearing date the twenty•lind day of May, 1869,
signed by two of the Commiasioners, authorised by
virtue of an Act of Parliament, made and passed in the
fourth year of the Reign of His Majesty King George
the Fourth lotituled "An Act for the improvement,
more effectual security, and maintenance of the
Harbour of Illoidport. in the county of Dorset," I do
hereby aall a MEETING of the 001111I98IONERS of
Boldpoot Harbour aforesaid to be holden at the
Hanson' Manna's Omer, at BILIDPORT HAnaoilli
aforesaid on THURSDAY, the third day of JUNE
iset,.cit twelve o'clock at neon:

-I" no-. iii. —tws° - - i7—.l-1-rs-t-.17770 N.
--
FRED. W. ON SDTY,
Clerk to the Oomaistiosers.

A trirtNtkuirreir ACT
rkda6Lof the
CREDITORS of HENRY ILiRSHALL, of
Blendfard, in the County of Dorset, Builder sad Stone
sod Marble Eason, who was adjudicated Bankrupt on
the 10th day of February, 1866, will be held, punment
to the "Bankruptcy AM, 1861," sea 174. before Hiner
PHILIP ROCKS, Esquire, Registrar, et the COVIT OF
BLICILTJTTCT, BAIIINGELLLL-STRIST, in the City of
London, on the the sth day of JUNK. 1869, at Eleven
of the dock in the forenoon precisely, when the
Assignee will submit a statement of the &tate of the
Bankrupt retiovered and outatanding, and of Ores/iota
and payments thereout made or to be made, end the
Creditors present will declare whether any and what
Dividend shall be made, and whether any sad what
ellosranos shall be paid to the Bankrupt. Proof of
Debts will be received, and Creditors who have not
proved, or do not then prove, will be excluded the
basalt of the Dividend, and all elisims not than proved
sill be &mellowed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

MARRIAGYS.

May 13, at Iwerne Minster, by the Rev. J. Acton,
Mr. E. Hein, oosoLman to T. B. Bower, Esq., to Miss
Annie Williams.
May 16, at the Abbey Church, Sherborne, by the
Rey. W. H. Lyon, vicar, Frederick, youngest son of
the late Mr. R. Slade, to Harriett, youngest daughter
of Mr. L Christopher, both of Sherborne.
May 16, at Haselbury Bryan church, by the Rev. R.
Bunion, Mr. Jeremiah Hoes, to NW Hannah Sims, both
of this pariah.
May 18, at the Baptist chapel, Weymouth, by the
Rev. B. James, of Yeovil, Kr. Inas Guam of Yeovil,
to She Martha Hunt.
May 18, at Sturminiter Marshall, by the Rev. C. IL
Para Mr. Henry Battrisk, to Mies Eliza Sheppard,
both of this parish.
May 19, at Neaten Church, °cream, Wilts, by the
Rey. S. Heatbaote, vicar of Wdlgton, and main of
the bride, &misted by the Rev. W. Balmer, vicar of
Neston, the Rey. B. Speke, rector of Dowlieh Wake,
and son of W. Spoke, Esq. of Jonlatia, Ilmineter,
Somerset. to Caroline, eldest daughter or John Bird
Fuller, Fag., J.P.
DEATHS.
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May 14, at Stimuli;ter Marshall, Sarah, youngest
daughter of Mr. S. Williams, aged 6 week..
May 16, at Christchurch, Mr. Usury Treasure
Jenkins. watch chain manufacturer. aged 48.
May 17, at Sturmluster Marshall, Mn. Mary Welland,
aged 85 years.
May 17, at Bath, Frederick Gilbert, Sp., R,G., o
Highgeld, Southampton, aged 58.
May 17, at his residenoN in The Parks, Minehead.
flasserset, Major George St. John Gifford, of the 11th
Royal Veteran Battalion.
A . 17, at Sturminster Marshall, Mrs. 11. Courage,
aged 39, leaving a husband and ten children to Woad
their 15.,.
May 20, at King of Prtieda.lane, Briidport, Mary
Joy, aged 65 years.
May 20, at Evershot, Miss Thins Jessup, aged 3/
years, of consumption.
May 20, at Charminstsr, after a brief Ulnas, Mn.
Moorea, aged 75 years.
May 23, at Blandford, Mr. William Edwards, aged 42

Pus= and Published, at (Thumb-street, Dorchester,
by Aims= Arsmis, al the Pariah of Fordington, for
sell aad ea-prog:X.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

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CHRONOGRAPH HALL AND SHOP , NEC ELAC ES
Yr. BENSON, who holds the appointment to 11.13. H.
the Primus of Wars, has just published two pamphlets,
enriched and embellished with illustrations-one upon
Watch and Clock Making, and the other upon Artistic
Gold Jewellery. These are sent poet free for 24. mob.
Persons living in the country or abroad ono select the
article required, sad have it forwarded with perfect
151ety.-25, Old Bond-street, and the City Siesui
1 works, 58 and GO, Ludiste•hill, L.a.loa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

SIMON.

CLUB Fornvat.—Tha (ordeal' anniversary of the
Simon friendly society was oelabrated bore
on
Whit-Turaday, when abont 160 of its members
wended their way to the village church, the Kinson
brass band playing merry tunes. The Kee. R. Daniel
delivered a most excellent discourse, and instanoed as
• warning to his bearers the sudden death of Jame*
Laeford, who expired in a neighbouring village • day oc
two previose They then returned to their usual
rendezvous, a field opposite the Dolphin lon, sad
beneath a specious marquee did ample Justice to • first
Mermaid provided by HostSpenoer. The Rev. S.
ooeurited the chair, end Mr. King the vice-chair. Loyal,
patriotic, and other toasts followed each other in rapid
succession. Saunders' excellent brass bend playing at
intervals appropriate airs. A day of unusual merri-
ment misspent, the lads and lames on holiday custom
tipped it right merrily on the green award to the musie
the bend, till the shades of evening precluded a
further display of their agility.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

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Designs may be seen at Swami Glanititil, oc
rough akekinn will be seat by poet on application.

p APER HANGINGS FOR 1869!
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PAPER HANGFNOS at 3d. per piece.
PAPER HANGINGS at 4d. „
PAPER HANGINGS at bd. „
PAPER HANGINGS at Scl. „
PAPER HA.HOIEGS at 74. ~

PiPER NOINGS at &I.
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PAPER HANGINGS tromLi. to 64. par piece.
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DadraUr, How RAMA Olasior, Paper.haileor, dr.,
411. EASTATRIST, DORCHESTER.

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FORM G TON. DOW SMITE&
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I. FAMILY ItZSIDENCIL, known as fiAwintrar
HMIS, pleasantly afteatad on Fordington-MIL
oontaining Dining. Drawing. and linnelthat-rom
besides smaller IlitUarrooma, eight Mod-room.
two Dromelag-roorer, Kit Asa, Boa ILlteteek, and oak.
veiniest Mew GO/ Lid on, and a good supply of
water. In additaes, a good Garden, and a mall
Cottage abutted
For harem partioularo apply to Bev. HENRY
NOMA Pogibibill Than" Dcwolteeter.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

LYTCHETT likllikVlLß&

Elam Wnowse Ain liaaccrus. On Wednesday
Shire was no small commotion amonpt the shopkeepers
of this village, owing to a visit paW them by Superin•
tendent Hammond,to inspeet their weights and mem twee,
many of which proved to be dilative. No fewer than
five traders were ordered to attend at Wimborne, on
Friday. Yr. Hammond's activity did not stop him hem.
for be made a rald on the small farmers in Sb. habit of
Wispier cattle on the hishwe7.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

BLANDFORD.

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Parry figeorons, Idly 22. In ocousequesce of only
one magistrate being present, the charges entered were
adjoerned till the next wart day, June 111th.
IT hi with great plosion, we have to report that the
aceidatt which occurred on Saturday last to the
trumpet-major of the Q.O.D.Y.C. (Mr. C. J. Byers.)
has not been of so serious • nature as was at fine feared,
and that he is going ones favourable seem be expected.
Locui. Somata—The monthly meeting of the board
was bald on Wednesday last. but there was but little
bedtime requiring the attention of the board. The clack
produced and laid before the board an estimate for •
=district rate, which was approved of, and he was
to prepare the rate at ls 3d. in the pound.
RIM CONTITTITIOIL—Tha third competition by the
Bth Dorset Ride Volunteers foe the honour of represent-
Viie Dorset battalion of the National nmociation's
meeting at Wimbledon in July next, took place on
Wednesday. The weather warn most unfevouable, and
th• shooting was not very good, except that of Corporal
Groves, who seared, a seamed time, 43 with 15 rounds.
Menus higimst score wag made by Private Apple., A

Tits Bev. Precentor Lear, as Commiseary of the Lord
Bishop of Bakker'', as Thursday last licensed the Rev.
Lester Lester, dark, 8.C.L., to perform the office of was
of the three Preebyten, of the Collegiate Church of
Whnherne Minster, vacant by the cession of the Rev.
H. P. Cookies/ay, clerk, on the nomination of the
Governors of Queen Miabeth's Grammar School,
Wimberne, the patrons.
AgurrmulesT.—The Bandar School in connection
with the Independent Chapel held their lama waiver-
eery on Whit-Twinge,. The children sad public par-
took el a tea on the premiaes of Mr. F. King, Real
Borough, which were gaily demented with flowers sad
for the 000 s. A ?Otis mooting we, held
tvierlandepencient Chapel in the evening, when
addresses were delivered by the Rev. Mr. Hind, a
Swamis, Bar. B. Gray, of Maadfovi, he.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

CORN KLRXKTh.

Tanaimr.—Briatel : Moderate sepply of lfagliA
wheat for which fermate asked an seiranoe of Is per
qr., bat it waa only realised in partial illnlllllo4S ; foreign
in vod consumptive request. at fully last week's prima
Indian oorn and barley quite as dear, with • hair trade.
Oat. eleo sell more grimly, and values as. the tarn in
ashen' favour.

WWI. U.& a d.
American, rod per 4961 b. .. 44 .. u 4
Polish Os =Lk, soh, ditto .. 47
ouku.Kuhanik.indp...u.
.ott.cliuttoo ..... :61 .... sg"
ilibirka„ edit, ditto .. 41 .. 44 4
Bordlanaki llarianoplo, wit, 411444 • • 63
English, rid and oldie, ...•_.. 41444 •• 44 .. a

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. i•ILLIIT.
Mlleit, good to fine melting, per Lop. qr.. 36 0 .. 40 0
ditto, ditto ditto .. 54 0 .. 54
hilt sad Femme, grinding. Per ee°lb• • • 26 0 • • "
Moab, end Mediterranean, _ _ ditto .. 21 6 .. ZS

OATS.
Limerick and other, is white, per Zlb.. 16 6 .. 27
Cast, Dublin, Wu ditto .. 24 0 .. 25
Cork, Waterford, black, per 3041 b .. 22 6 .. 23
Irish tawny, ditto .. 24 0 .. 24
Prince idused Inland, black ditto .. 23 0 .. 23 t
11151

M4.3Per 4831 b. .
Par imperial qr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

BIRTHS.

May 3, at Alderholt Vicarage, near Fordingbridge,
the wife of the Rev. William Egerton Tapp, of a
daughter.
May 13, at Wimborne, the wife of Mr. T. Munokton,
jun., of a Non.
May 16, at Reatatreet, Bridport, the if. of Mr. J.
Parker, butcher, of a eon.
May 21, at Blandford, the wife of H. K. Tharstao,
Eaq„ National Provincial Bank, of aeon,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

PREPARED

COCOA;

entre VII
The Excellence of Prepared OMNI.
Quarter lb. P
_ it ALL Groorii,
ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
4 attune ve name, but Quality to remounted it.
Ni,nufactory—Finsburr atom ICUs. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

LYTCHETT MINISTEEL

CLOD ANIITVICISART. —Os Tuesday, the saniversary
of the Lykliett Minster Friendly Society took place
under favourable auspices. as Yr. 11011114 Fryer, the
lord of the manor, bring now • resident of the village,
was enabled to give it °politenesse sod support. The
members assemWei in the morning and walked in pro-
°elision to rhumb, preceded by a good band, where an
excelled t memo* wee preached by the Rev. J. L.
Williams, of Long!Wet. They afterwards pomaded the
village. The dinner took place at the Railway Inn, on
the Poole Road. and was presided over by Yr. Fryer,
who wee !supported by several of the principal inhabit-
ants of the parish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25

MAIDEN NEWTON.

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FUN:IDLY Socigrr. —The 31st anniversary of this
moiety was held on Wbit-Tuesdav ; but, on account of
the unfavourable state of the weather, very few friends
were in annuluses. The members of the society
marched to chinch. beaded by the Maiden Newton Brass
Band, where they Intend to an impressive address from
the Kee. 11. Hankey, after which they perambulated
the village until dinner time. In the evening, the band
repaired to a field, kindly lent by the host for the
occasion, where they played to a few friends until the
weather foreed them to retire. Their yearly statement
of &moults woo oatisfootory.

CRRNEABBAS.
Tag members of the "Carp. Union Friendly
Society," although few in number, "kept up" Whit.
multi& as usual, by dining together et the Red Lion
Inn, on Monday last, the eseretary. Mr. Farr,. in the
chair. There was no procession and no mune this
year, but • pleaaant evening was spent by those
present.
Ow Whit-Wednesday the members of the "Cerise
Friendly Aid Society" celebrated its 27th annivenary.
After Mtending divine service in the parish church,
where an ersollent sermon was preached to them by
the Rey. T. J. Brown, the rector of Sydllng, they
formed in procession, und paraded the town hed by
the Longburton braes band, and displaying their
banners mod other paraphernalia. In the afternoon
they dined together at the slab-house, the Nees Bead
Inn, host Barnwell catering in his usual good style.
The senior trustee, Mr. Hallyar, presided, aad wee sup-
ported In the Rey. T. J. Reown end Mews. W. H.
Clark, Thorpe, Morley. Bragg, Stone. Mitchell, and
Bird. It ewers front the annual financial statement
of the club. that the present eaOtal amount. to
£3363'. 9ed., the amount invested he £333 la. 3id.
Daring the past yenr ES de. have been paid for one
funeral claim, and the large amount of £B2 16e. for
sick pay. The number or members is 103. On the
following day the ladies bad their 141116111 treat, the
members of the "Female Fiendly Society" resetleg
together as usual and partaking of tea at the Nag's
Head Inn. The evening WY devoted to dancing,
which was kept with much spirit.