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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

IIL ENDOWS REPOSITORT.

The arcotion of Mr. J. T. Honor, for liberty to sell
settles b atiatkm at biz repodtory, in this borough of
notches r, was wain brought up, aosouipeoled be •
memorial. which Mr. Edwards said was signed by the
principal landowners and occupiers in the Dorchester
division.
Some conversation took place as to postponing the
matter till the eeriest, which was suggested by Mr.
Goodden. but Mr. Elliards mid there would be plenty
sloe to do then, and the Chairmen. after inquiring into
the eiraurnstanoss, said, there seemed to be no TOSIIOO
for refusing to apply to the Privy Council, and spoke of
tbe importance of snob sales to the town and county.
Mr. Elm: entered the court before the conservation
closed, and in answer to inquiries said his males were
held on the alternate Saturdays between the fortnightly
ruadteta. He sold no cattle from Weymouth, but sent
from WO to £6OO worth there every fortnight. He 414
get cattle from Dewey and Preston, but none from
the port. He reser bad any foreign cattle, and
should be sorry to do so.
It was agreed that application should be made to
the Privy Council to Hestia, Mr. Eneces Itspository.
CAM, ZIBIBMOII6

An application -as read from the Secretay for the
Court to ask the Privy Council to grant a license for
the holding of au exhibition of cattle in connection
with Shaftesbury Agricultural Satiety on the 30th
October.
It was stated that the Lord Psrtman was aware
of both this application and that for Mr. llueor'•
Rerository. and had been asked -o telegraph to the
Clerk if he disepproved their being granted, and no
message had been received.
A dmilar application had also been made from Bland.
ford, but the Clerk had returns! if for the regulations
to be &monde I so as to conform to the requirements of
the Privy Council.
In answer to Mr. Littlebales, Mr. Edwards said there
bad not set been en application from Sherborne, but no
doubt there would be one.
The Chairman mid he did not suppose there was any
danger in shows being held this year.
Colonel Cox said there had been no cattle plague in
the United Kingdom for a fortnight.
Mr. Littlehales said there bad been none in the West
of England for the last twelve months.
It was agreed that on applicntions being made in due
form, ancomnanied by the required regulations for the
exhibitions, they should be forwarded by the Clerk of
the Peace for the license of the Privy Council.
REMOVAL OF CATTLE.

A conversation arose oat of the above enbj eat Fatah Mg
the removal of °stile, and it was pointed out by Col.
Cot that a market peas signed by ac Inspector would
pot authon•3 the takiag of cattle into Wilts—it must be
rsountersigned by a Wilts nisgi,trate, or else a
pass be procured at the outset signed hy a Donet
magistrate, which would be sufficient to take cattle into
another county.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08

WOOL KARKETS.

littoolrosn, Thursday. - The market has become wove
since Let wetk. Flat as the market was on that dog,
it is decidedly roore fiat to-day. The news from the
continent, especially frnm France. is such as to produce
general want of confidence. The little wool selling is to
supply only immediate and proving wants. Prices are
very irregular, but mash &goods upon the position of
the spinner se to whether he will sell or not.

HOP MARKET.

801100011. Friday.—Mesers. Pattenden and Smith re-
port that the trade for English is very dull, the demand
imine almost entirely 'moaned to foreign, prises are in
favour of buyers. _

lirrsaaerrao E raumarr. —Placa on the tipper bar
of e crate, with the heade projecting sbnet .1n• inch in-
wards, some ordinary Lucifer,— is a few monieete they
ignite. Then in the mins essiiina rim'. •4w ••••
Safety Matches of &Tacit mad May which ignite only
on th.• sod is will be toned that they may remain
for boars —in fact until the wood becomes literally
charred—without taking fire. We look on this ss a
, singularly iss,roting confirmation of the Palely of the
, new Match. Coe must be taken inhoth esseito avoid
actual contact with fiance.

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HOLLOW' PILLS. —Nervous Debility.—Person
eenstitationally weak are =oh depressed by changeable
weather that the ordinsry dices of life b..
Weer, the necessity of thinking • toil. The nervous
system is unhinged, sod each brings to such pitiable
Objects nothing but • receseion of real or fancied
miseries. To comps from such iCITIVellis it is only
!necessary to take Holloway's Pills, +Mott putify an
Iletswogthen a debilitated, shaken constitution more thou
say oebee ...mews In the world. They cleanse the
boa, from all icemistes, give tone to the stomach.
regularity to the brain, &Writ, to the kidneys, bbiddasil
1 sad bowels. The, meow* dejeetiost of spirits and
I bodily lassitude, sad restate he *glad epsilon tad
olowtslais.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

lain anti Cnnte.

IT la the intention of toe Government to send at the
earliest period possible • special commhaion to Man.
cheater to try the prisoners charged with being engaged
in the late Fenian outrage there.
SROCIIIIO OUTIAOI.-0i Saturday Thomas Robson,
labourer. living at Harborne. near Birminghsm, wag
brought inforc the West Bromwich ressistrates. charged
wi`,l3 attempting to destroy his wife and two daughters
by burning them. The prisoner, with his wife and two
daughters, slept in the mine room. On the previous
Saneayithe mother and daughters were in their beds,
and about two o'clock in the morning the prisoner came
home. He demanded somesuprier, and, not bearing his
wife stir, he lighted a esnAle, went upstairs, and
deliberately set fire to the bedclothes which covered his
wife. The flames were put out several timer, but each
times the clothes were re-lighted. His wife got up, and
he set fire to her dress. Afterwards hi repeatedly set
fire to the bed on which his daughter slept, and consider-
able difficulty was experienced in extinguishing the
flames. The bedclothes and bedsteads were burnt, and
it was only after • great deal of trouble the prisoner
was secured. He was committed to the WIWI for
trial.

AwonirrA lirraieu.- At the Middlesex session, on
Tuesday, Mr. Payne alluded to the clue of Augusta
Mitchell, who wee sentenced by him at the last elusion
to eight months' imprisonment for robbing • groom
with whom she had cohabited. The case attracted
much attention on eccount of the severity of the
sentence, and memorials were presented to the Home
Seeretary, praying for • remission of the punishment.
Mr. Payne did not seem inclined to admit the enermisy
of the sentence, but sheltered himself behind the
@muse that he was desirous of Oulu the young woman
under good induenee• He read Mr. Secretary Hardy's
letter so that the public) might judge whether, in the
ordinary aeceptance of the word, it amounted to •
sentence. The letter directed that • pardon should be
granted to the girl on condition of her being reeeived
Into • London reformatory, and remaining there until
ordered to be disoliatict. Her one month's pre-
liminary imprisonment is to date from the day on which
the sentence was passed, and she is to be removed to
the ref orinatuy on the 2nd October.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

SYMONDSBURY.

Harmer HOWL —A thanksgiving services wee held in
Symondebury pariah ahureh on Tuesday last, and • meet
linpreasive sermon was preached by the 1t... Jobs
Middleton Beynow, late curate of Bt. Mary Magdalen.
Paddington, and now officiatingat Whirelturch • annonl.
°Drum. The text was from Le,. still 9, 10, 11, and 12.
Alter divine mord** the labourer, of John Pope, Esq..
repaired to that gentleman's residence, where •
bountiful repast of roast beef, plum pudding, he.,
awaited them, and we need not edit that ample
justios was done to the good things. After dinner they
adjourned toe field where the old custom, which we
have never obeerred except in this locality, was gone
through, of the whole company forming in a circle,
taking off their hats, bowing very nearly to the ground,
and gradually lifting themselves to an upright posture,
saying in a monotonous tone "We 'ye had en."
This is done three times and a loud hurrah follows
Again "we've bad en." with the bowing, is gone through
and two loud hurrahs. The same is repeated the third
time with three hurrahs. It is needless for on to say
how long or how well the labourers enjoyed themselves,
nor how the other farmers treated their workpeople, as
it would be a needles+ repetition of good things. We
must, however, speak of the decoration of the village.
Not only had the villagers their best clothes on but they
clad the village in It, best suit too. How they
must have robbed their gardens for the verbenas,
the dahlias, eaters, and hundreds of other flowers,
1 which appeared everywhere in profusion. The
fine old church was most tastafally decorated externally
and internally, from the entrant* of the churchyard to
the altar. flpannikg the road from Mr. Pope'. was a
splendid floral arch, bearing on one side the motto
" Harvest Home," formed with flowers, and on the other
"Praise the Lord." The crown ni glory surmounting
the cornucopia, and the bound sickle, showing that the
work was done, wee a very tasteful and appropriate
device. By no means less beautiful or appropriate was
the magnificent arch spanning the entrance to the
residence of John Pitfield, Esq. The words "Praise ye
the Lord of the harvest" were beautifully formed with
German eaters, and on the other side the words "Peace
and plenty" were still more tastefully formed with
dahlias of brilliant hues. Various other decorations
were to be seen, especially at the rectory and the cottage
to the west, these were simple floral devices without
mottoes, but very pretty. Amidst bell ringing. shoal-
ing, singing, and toasting, a most pleasant day was
spent by the happy villagers of this favoured spot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

BALSAM OF ANISEED

POI
Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma,

SORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,

MID ALL SIMILAR AMMON/ 01 THE
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
Ts well known to be an excellent antidote to all
A chronic, affections connected with the Lungs,
and, se snob, is a serviceable medicine for persona
of either sex or any age, but its iutrinsio virtue is
found in the spode' properties it pommies for the
care of

COUGHS, SORB 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 thaw pulmonary complaints for
which so many various preventives have been
Ineffectually recommended.
Bold by Mannala and Medicine Tendon tbraagbont the
world, In banks nay, pates Is lad. la ad, and ha 11110i4

ZitAILIZIRD /USW li•i/ A COTOILT.
CIAITTION.—ObIert• the wards—
" Thomas Powell, Blackfriars Road, London,"
on tbe Government Gump. without Irtoeh it canna be
gosaino, mud to IMITATE WHICH HI FELONY.

ELSCISICITY IS LIFE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

norsetobtre.

COMMON SIGNED IT THI LOILD-LICCITS•NT Or
rh Courrr or Dotarr—Dottat Regimen' of Militia.
John Tatehell Bullen, gentleman, to be lieutemuit, via
Burnett, promoted.—Dated 21st Sept., 1867.

Ti Bishop of Salisbury has limn-seal the Rev. John
Jones. clerk, BA., to the Perpetual Curacy of
Eitourton Caundle, void by the ceesion of the ROT. J.
W. Shelton, clerk, the last incumbent thereof, on
the nomination of Sir Henry Analie Hears, Bart.; of
Bteurhead.

OSCIFYY rOORT Citctr TOI 00TODEIL—Dorchimiter,
Tuesday, Bth; Bridport, Wednesday, 9th ; Weymouth,
Thursday, 10th ; Wareham, Friday, 11th; Blandford,
Monday, 14th; Poole, Tuesday, 15th; Witoborne,
Wednesday, 16th ; Shaftesbury, Monday, 21st ;
Winoantop, Tuesday, 220 d ; Salisbury, Wednesday,
23rd; Andover, Thursday, 24th.

Till DIOCUAII 1111010BIAL TO TEO AICIIBIBBOP.- -
G•send Buckley has writteo to express bis regret that
through La ioadvertenee the memorial did not reach
him in time to sax his name, which he would Ober-
vice have done as churchwarden of wanton, Wilt.;
also, Mama CluOmßesent and .1. T. H. Scutt, ohurch•
wsrdens Of Here Resta hare mot their names, but tmi
4te to appear in the list already printed.

• .
Nrw CannxAL Ac.—On Tuesday, the lot of
October, the new Act passed to remove some defeats in
the ationnistration of the erbninal law will come into
effect. It was framed by Mr. Russell Gurney, the
ffecorder of London, and is not to extend to Ireland.
The delay and inconvenience oocsaioned by the lot
section of the 22ztd and 23r1 Viet., c. 17, as to the
presen,ation or the finding of bills by grand juries, are
removed. On the acquittal at a person who has not
been committed or held to bail, te court may order
the prosecutor to pay the octets to the accused. Persons
megbe eiamuted before magistrates for accused persons,
their evidence taken, and their expensee may he allowed
by the court. Where a person is dangerously ill the
evidence may be taken for or against • person, and read
on the trial if dead, or if shown to be tumble to attend.
Jurors, in civil or criminal eases, may take an arms.
tion in lien of an oath. Money found on a prisoner
may be given to the purchaser of property who is
required to make restitution of the same to the owner.
A person in custody can be brought tip from another
prima to be indicted without the expense of • writ of
corpus. The alterations made in the criminal
law by this Act are of prastaleal importance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

Zia itPRESENTATION OF THE PEOPLE

ACT, 1867.

BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

'NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, —That
Colonel Es B. HARLEY, R.A. C. 8., and W.
41. OLLIVANT, Esquire, Barrister-at-Law, two of the
Asrstant Commissioners appointed by the Boundary
'Commissioners for England and Wales under the pro-
visions of "This Representation of the People Act, 1867."
will attend at the TORMHALL RILIDPORT, on THURS-
DAY, the 3rd day of OCTOBER. 1867. at 11 o'clock,
for the purpose of inquiring into the Boundaries of the
Borough of Bridport, with the view to ueertain
whether the Boundaries should be enlarged so ae to
Include within the limita of the Borough all premises
which ought, due regard being bad to situation and
other load circumstances, to be included therein for the
of 000ferring upon the occupiers thereof the
Krrfra:entary Franehiae for such Borough.
The Assistant Commissioners will be prepared to
receive, it tbe time and piece above-mentioned, the
statemente of any persons who may be desirous of giving
information is to the Boundaries or other local circum-
stances of the Borough.
C. W. FREMANTLE,
Secretary to the Commissioner&
6, Old Palace-yard. Westminster, 8.W.,
18th September, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—Thot
Colonel E. B. HANLEY, R. A., C. 8., and W.
B. OLLIVANT, &quire, Barristerot-Law, two of
Übe Assistant Ccnnoissioners appointed by the
Boundary Cootnissioners for England and Wales
Tides_ the prosisions....,:l.." The Repreerutation of
. .

the People Act, 1847," will Jtencl at the
Itotratti.u.. WITYMITH, on TUESDAY. the lot
diay of OCTOBER, ltt67, at It o'clock, for the purpose
.of it quiring into the Boundaries of the Borough of
Weymouth and blelcombe Vein', with the view to
Atmertain whether the Boundaries should be enlarged so
es to include within the limits of the Borough all
prt mimes which ought, doe regard hoick had to situation
and other loeal circumstances, to be Included therein for
the Purge.," of conferring upon the (warier' thereof
tine Psrlattary Irtanehlie Yew wok Boroegli.
The Assistant Commissioners will be prepared to
7•CeiVO, at the time and place alame-meotioned, the
statements of any persons who may be &sirens of tiring
information as to the Boundaries or other local circum-
stance. of the Borough. —.—....

C. W. FREMANTLE,
Pocretary to tits Commissioners.
6, Old Whoa-yard, Westminster, S.W.,
18tE'Scptetober, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

POOLE.

Reviews or Value' Lorre. The court wee held
on Wednesday by Edward Platt. Req., but there were
&either new claims nor objections.
Reruns Or THE Seicin.- -On Wednesday the Spicy
arrived from Son.hampton, where she has been com-
pletely overhauled and repaired We understand her
speed on the voyage from Southampton to this Fork
was after the rate of 12 knots an hour She will be
placed permanently on the Cherbourg route this week
and will henceforth take l'ortsmouth on the retun;
Mar-
AOSAOLT. —At the Petty seesions, on Thursday.
Gabriel Herdle was summoned by Louisa Rowthorn,
aged 10 yes, for • • tient assault committed on
Tuesday last. The oomp.ainant had previously net
his little girl in the street, and was in the habit of
playing off on hers series of petty persecutions In
retaliation for this the defendant, on the day in
question, ran after hecti,4ndfave her first • good shak-
ing, after which he her along the pavement
into his own shop, and t en violently and indelicately
' assaulted her. The evidenoe of complainant was
supported in every particular by. Capt. Ifeacroff,
master marine, who, hearing the girls screams, went
to the shop and remonstrated with the defendant.
There was • cross summons for assault on the part of
complainant to defendant's diughter, wh ch he set
up as • provocation for the outrage. This the
Bench dismisse I, but let off the defendant with • 10a.
fine and oosts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

lion, may at any time obtain it privately if he will b
good enough to call on the Secretary. The irregularity
and inefll lensy of the traffic arrangement, afford much
ground of complaint. But, while the directors have
been and are, pinning this on the attention of the
Grei:t Western, we ought not to forget that they have
got Into trouble, and that our conduct towards them
should be in a tone of moderation and gentleness. In
proportion as they emerge from their difficulties, we
must hope they wilt be prepared to deal with us with all
liberality and fainters.
In answer to Mr. Oundry, it was stated that there
were no liablilities due on capital account, and that if
the tragic went on i lug there would be a dividend
regularly. Ile advocate! the running of excursion
trains, even if the Great Western treated them unfairly,
on the ground that they tend to create traffic on the
_

The Chairman said the Great Western charged this
company double what they used to do for excursions.
The adoption of the report was seconded and carried,
and a forin.l motion was passed for the declaration if
the dividends recommended.
Some conversation ensued as to the loss of trains
arising from the stoppage of the Lyme omnibus, sad of
the traffic taken to the South-Western line at Crewkerne
by Dyke's omnibus.
There was • conversation about the railway arrange-
ments on the 17th instant, for the review at Weymouth,
and the want of accommodation in the morning was
strongly 000detnned by many shareholders.
Another topic of dismission was the conveyance of
letters by train at night. It seems they are sent to
Dorchester by the Great Western train, due there at
9.50 p.m., and despatched from the Doreheater south-
Western station at 10.15, but, in consequence of the
delay on the Great Western line, the South• Western
train frequently leaves before that arrives, and con.
sequently the letters aro delayed till the following day.
Mr. Gundry, Mr. W. Colfax., and other gentlemen
complsined very much about this, and it was remarked
that at the banks it was said in the case of aeoeptanews
it was not safe to advise them the day before, but
that they should be advised two days before they sera
due. Mr. Gandry said if more regularity was not at,
tamped in the matter he should petition the Postmaster.
General about it.
Shortly after the meeting ended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

PRIVATE NUREBRIF.S
_OF. ILLEGITIKATE

caILDRZN.

On Tuohy morning Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex
Coroner, held an investigation, at the Vistoria Tavern,
Tottenham, Tweeting the death of Mary Stevens, aged
one year and eight montbs.—Mrs. Caroline Jagrr, di,
Wood-lane Grove, Tottenham, said that she was •
married woman. The deemed waa brought to her by
a Mrs. Stevens. She was staying then with Mr. Raises,
a solicitor. Witness was to receive 65. per week.
obtld had bees with tritium about one year and four
months. The mother has been to see the child
child twice. The mat time she saw it was about fur
months ago. Witness received the money in
stamps from Liverpoll. She sent her receiptrihr
Raines. The "register" of deceased was given to wit-
DOM Her name was Mary Stevens, registered at Liver-
pool one year and eight months ago. Witnom did not
know what her father and mother were. She fed the
deceased on bread, milk, raw eggs, and port wine. She
ate ravenously and vomited • good deal. She had had
no medicine. A doctor had seen h-r. Witness suckled
the deceased for two month. Mr. W. F. Watson,
11.11.C.5., said that he sew the deceased on Thursday.
The body was very mach emaciated. He bad by the
coroner's order made • poet mortem examination of the
body. The stomach was healthy, bat newly empty.
There was re true of fat on tie body. There was
disuses of the mseenterie glands. The child must have
aeon badly fed. Wltness vu attending two other
children at the haus the day before the deceased's
death, bet he was not *eked to see her. —Mr. Allah
Obessry, ft, Fish-street-hill, said that he was managing
slack to Mr. Baia., • solicitor. He bums acquainted
will Mrs. Jagger through an advertisement in the news-
woo. Hs immoral h.—Coroner : Whore does Yrs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

INSON.

- --
Nair-Purficis? OP POOll-RAIT.II. —At the Wiroborne
petty seuions on 'friday last, nary Ann Clapoott and
John &enders were summoned by Robert James,
overseer of the pariah at it moon, for non-payment of
poor-rates. A letter was handed in from the first named
defendant, offering to pay in a week, and the order of
diatrees was to be withheld till after that time. In the
other cue, as the defendant had positively refused to
pay, • warrant of distress was ions&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

rag REPRESENTATION__ OF THE PEOPLE

ACT, 1867.

BOUNDARY COMMISSION.

NOTICE HI HEREBY GIVEN, That
Colonel & B. HAMLBY, 8.A., C.B, and W.
:B. OLLIVANT, Esquire, Sarrister-at-Law, two of the
Assistant Commisaioners appeinted by the Boundary
'Commissioners for England and Wales under the pro-
visions of "The Representation of the People Act, 1867,"
will attend at the TOWIIII•LL, LTME REGIS, on
SATURDAY, the sth day of OCTOBER., 1867, at 11
o'clock, for the purpose of inquiring into the Boundaries
of the Borough of Lyme Regis, with the view to
ascertain whether the Liondanes should be en forged
se aa to include within the limits of the Borough all
premises which ought, dns regard being had to situation
and other local circumstances, to be included therein
tor the purvo.a air conferring upon the occupiers thereof
the Parliamentary Franchise for such Borough.
The Assistant Commissioners will he prepared to hear,
at the time and place above-mentioned, those persons
wbe are desirous of giving information a. to the
Scoodscios or other local circumstances of the Borough.
C. W. FREMANTLE.
Secretary to the Commissioners.
S. Old Palace-yard, September 18, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

PUBLIC APIPOINIVEYM

Tuesday, October I.—Boundary Co''-- Inquiry
at the Townhall, Weymouth.
Wednesday. 2. —Cerne Abbas and Lyme Regis (Dorset)
Pairs.
Thursday, 3 —Auction at the European Inn, Piddle.
trenthide, of a Freehold Public House, and
Copyhold Property, by Frederick Foot.
Boundary Commission Inquiry at the Tomball,
Bridport.
Friday, 4.—Tarnborough Castle (Wilts) Fair.
Auction of 1359 tons of Stone, Waggons, Chains,
Quarry Gear, &a., at Portland, by Hr.
Pothecary and Mr. Charles.
Saturday, 5 —ttoundary Cormiasion Inquiry at the
Townhall. Lyme Rees.
Monday, 7.—Escursion from Weymouth, Dorchester,
ka., to London (C. W. Railway).
Appleshaw (Hants) Fair.
Tuesday, B.—Dorchester County Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

FRIDAY: Before H. 0. Goodden end R. H. Swafield,
isqrs., and Major Wood.
Robert Smith, at Parton, Portland, beerbonesbeeper,
was summoned for keeping open his house for the sale
if beer at illegal hours.—Ur. B. N. Howard appeared
foe defendant- —P.C. Cooper stated that on the 30th of
July. at half.put one, be went to the defendant's house.
Mho Bed Lion, and saw five men in the tap.rootn, beside
the landlord. There was • cup and glass on the table
containing beer and gingerbeer. Some of the men had
cards ; they lived in Portland. Told the landlord be
should summon Mm. The men shortly after left the
house. Did not see any money taken. 'Defendant had
never been eon rifted, and he had kept the bons, twelve
months. —Cross-examined : Had beard nothing against
the bowie. Called at ten minutes past eleven, and
directed the defendant's attention to the time. The
house was thee full; but all left except the five above
named. On going the second time, be entered by the
back door. Saw no money paid for beer. Defendant
didnoissy there had {been • meeting of • " beneficial
seidety."—Mr. Howard urged that nothing had been
adduced to show that the hones had been kept open for
the sale of bear. In this ease the hones was elated, mad
be did not think • conviction could be sustained. He
mentioned several precedents in support of his view.—
The magistrates were of opinion Mr. lloward's argument
was valid, and dismissed the summons, Mr. (Madden
remarking that the defendant had had a very narrow
escape, although legally the offence bad not been
subetantiated.
_

George Rashlelgh was sammoned for allowing tattle
to stray on the high road at ChlokerelL In reply
defendant laid he knew nothing 'boat the matter ; he
supposed the boy "got playing abont."—Flaed ;
meta remitted.

J;11-O-Frie;—was summoned for riding witbout reins.—
P.O. Purnell on the 30th of July saw defendant at
Cealleton. Portland, riding on a waggon with thr"
horses. No one waa on foot or on borsebeck guiding
horsea—Nfendant had nothing to say exespt that
taw °writable " retched him riding."—Being a first
adfance • mitigated dna of 2e. 1141., without goad, waa
Misted.

James Hoekey was summoned for a breash of the
Highway Ad, at Wyk. Bois.—P.S. Pita/Id proved the
IMML—Ddiediat allowed his bone to stray cm the high-
way batsmen Powell and the Cemetery. It was about
the neighbourhood for • wok, and got into Uttlefields
Ver—Defendant said be took the hot** for a debt,
sa no place to hasp it. Ha had sold it since.—
Fined 55., 0041 MMUS&

St. George answers very well as a harbour training ship
for young officers on the first step of their professional
career ; but as a fighting ship she is a shorn, anti, in
"PPetrite,_with the exception of the ships now build.
mg in her Majeety's dockyards, she is undoubtedly the
ugliat ship in the Royal navy. —Times.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

IMPORTANT TO DAIRYMEN.

EVERY DMRYEAN

HIS OWN BUTIIIR

"FACTOR.

IZORWARD your BUTTER to LONDON,
1: and receirs LONDON MARKET PRICES, and
an IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE.
Address Carrla furnished upon Application.
HENRY -WEBBER,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT AND PROVISION

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MERCHANT,
(Summon To JOHN WEBBER k BON, SWARMS=
A.A. 1770)
No. 1, BRIRER-lITMT, GOLDOI-111Q0•111, Landon, W.

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pas KAMM CRYSTAL GUNPOWDER,
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LoamoN

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Is publicly acknowledged by the most eminent physician;
of the day to be the most effectual remedy ever diem-
vend. CAUTION —Be ewe to obtain Dr. J. COLLIS
BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE.

CASSELL'S PURR TEAS. Reduced in
Price.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. Agents wanted
ID all places net fully supplied.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. No. 1,2 a. 44.
per lb.; No. 2,2 s. 84. pee lb.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA No. 3, Si.;
No. 4, 36. 6d.; No. 6,4 a. per lb.

CASSELL'S CICLICBRATICD COFFEE.
No. I. ls. per lb.; No. 3, le. 4d. per lb.

CABBELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE-
No. 4, ls. ed. par lb.; No. 5, Se. per IV

CAf3SELL'E CELEBRATED COFFERS.
Additioad Agests npaired.

X177)1143 BILVA:7T LIBRARY.
ALL the beet Books of the &mon, and of the peat Twenty
Years, are in circulation at Urines BELscr 1.42/LiaT.
Famines, Book Floctialoa Town and Village Utmirtio nod
Reeding Rooms oupphed on liberal terms.
PrOsiaiotiteas, postage free. on appliaaaqu, a
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

['INT ANNOUNCE.

THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAPP6
PURE TEAS are now BIGHT-PENCE
cursdogß.
TEA formerly 34. 41., REDUCED to 2a. Sd.
TEA formerly 3s. M., REDUCED to 3a. Od
TEL formerly 4e. OL, REDUCED to Su 44.
TEA formerly 4a. dd. REDUCED to St. &I.
Two ounce, quarter, half, and pound pockets.
All GENUINE PACKETS on dosed,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

Corrtoponbrnct.

WkREFIAM OFFICIAL APPOINTMiTS.

Tb as Editor.
Sir,—A law highly valuable friends him from thoe to
11111C1 lb. death of my late friend, Mr Bartlett,
asproamod their astoonbotost at my not having started
for the other public appointments which ha bald to his
own name, aspsak li
ily for the clerkship to tho .ghway
Board, sad %nob of Magistrates, and wore say that no
ose would haw* • bettor claim to titian than myself.
HOlrrilf 1,. Ibis may, or moy sot Im, It Is do• to Mom
valued Moods to explain that I hold some other !We
publie eppolateoesk, MP well.. lumorary teas (wWch

don't pay). All put together deal asomant to the regular
peolessional bill of an experienced @Wisner is some son-
veysneing amen They involve, however, Dumb more
Pij 0 and responsibility, the burden of which, for remains
which the Dorset County Friendly Society will under.
stand (if they refer to the first (Jhrowick published after
13th June, 1859, and the accident therein recorded
which happened to myself le•tween Church Knowle and
Corte Castle). I feel un silting to insreaae when °then
are in the field.
I am glad to see that Mr. Start, one of our county
members, will preside over the Wareham and Purbeck
lethourers' and Servant,' Friend Satiety, on the llth
peolimo.—Your obedient serves.,
FRERLAND FILL/TER,
Formerly C. and F. Filliter.
Wareham; September 28th, 1887.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

BOURNEMOUTH.

TIN Him WiSLITONI CHURCH.—Th. DOW WOOlorift
Church wee opened on Friday, on which owsasion Rev.
John Bedford, President of the Wesleyan Conference,
preached the op 'sing sermons. A cold collation was
provided at the Agienthly Roo= at one o'clock, end a
public tea at four o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

WAREHeUL

Courrr Perry Sisetoss, Tuesday, Feptember 24.—
Before a full bench of magistrates.—flenry Pushiness
was summoned by William Smith, of Swanage, for an
assault committel on the 2nd September. The defend.
ant was fined 10, and 19.. costs; and in default was
committed for one month's imprisonment. The
magistrates here adjourned for the appointment of
clerk to the magistrates, and having returned into
court, if(. Lacey, who had been chosen, took he seat
and discharged the duties of the office.—Jane Con
and George ?tickets were summoned for doing damage
to growing grass by putting on hatches. The magis-
trates dismissed the cam Mr. A. B. Trevenen
appeared to prosecute.-- Reuben Priestely was
summoned for stealing three faggots at Bast Lulworth.
the property of E. J. Well Esq., on the 11th
September. Defendant had been once before this
bench for a like offence. Committed to Dorchester
gaol for one week —Joseph Prestley was summoned
for stealing pears at East Lulworth, the property of
Kendall. P.O. Powell Forted finding defendant
In the set of takeg them. Fined 6d. and r • e 9..
Allowed a fortnight to pay.—John Johns and
George Baldwin WY summoned for being drunk and
ri,tous at Morden. Johnson was fined 3e. and Is. 6d.
costa. Baldwin was fined 6d. and 4s. 6d. oasts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

PARKSTONK

Smoot. MOAT. —Lord and Lady Osborne, according
to annual custom. entertained the fialtern's school
children at their marine remidepoe, the Hire, on Thom-
day afternoon last. The little ones, numbering about
40, accompanied by their much esteemed teacher,
Kaiser, arrived in procession with miniature blouses
flattering in the breeze, and partook of • bountiful
supply of tea and ;lam cake, which was distributed
amonpt them with no sparing band by the hocourable
the Lady oMorne, after which they right merrily
enjoyed themselves till dusk, when they wended thdr
way homewards making the very welkin ring with their
loud humba and infantile meloly. Seib child was
presented with • suitable gift on leaving.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

EAST KNOYL&

Quorr.—On Saturday last an inquest was held
berg on the body of a female child of Mary Read, •
single woman. The child appeared to have had exten-
sive excoriation" on various mitts of the body, with
inflammation of the lungs and intestines. Mr. Zinsan
stated that the immediate mum of death wages halation,
from molasive pain. There was nothing to lead him to
the belief that anything lad been Improperly adminis•
tared: bat be considered that the child had been very
much neglected by the mother. The jury returned a
verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, and
the mother was severely *ward for her neglect.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

VTIAFTMLIUHY.

BOUNDART CONIXISSIOII. —On Monday. W. 8.
Eaq, Barrister at• Law, and Colonel K. B.
liamley, LA, 0.11. , two of the assistant Boundary Corn.
misaionera, beltEan ors Court, at the TownhalL Shaft..-
bury, to tonaire bile the Boundaries of the borough and
to receive information as to the desirability of extending
the eases. tioly about a dozen gentlemen were present.
Thew indlretted the Mayor (Lt. Roberti, Req.,' W. C.
Butrklanit, Req. 'town clerk), Berridge. Fa+. *toward
a. the Marnuts of Westminster, 0. Chitty, Req., ke.
Mr. Chitty proposed that, in order to counteract the
Indluence of the Martinis of Westminster, Gillingham
xhodld be includes' in the borough. In making this
•ptoccul. he disclaimed any personal feeling against
theumesent Marquis, who had been a great benefactor to
the:own. Mr. lidurridae, Mr. Rockland, and the Mayor
(W. Roberts), opposed Kr. Chitty's proposal, and the
• Aug ter dropped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

CRANBORNE.

A 8/4.11:11.T. - Al the petty sessions, on Thursday (bolero
Lord Ashley, Mr. It. Munro, and Mr. 0. Churchill),
Martha 11.'1101. of Verwowl, was summoned for saamilt.
ins Mary Ann Haskell, on the 115th of June. Sho was
acid ad, and costa

rt MUCH OF CATTLI PLAGUE 011111.
Weeks, of Handley, was °hinted with • breach Gl'l=
cattle plaeue order of the 24th of March, in &isle' a
bullock slong the highway at Handley after sunset.
There toe,. eat. nuatiing circumstances in connection
with idle ease, and the superintendent of police with.
diew the charge with the permission of the bench.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

lITLBORNE BT. ANDREW.

CHIII.OI Or AJMAULTIIIO • WM.—Before Um Bland.
ford Magistrates, on Saturday last, Alfrei Dieker was
summoned, on the information of Sergeant Hill, with
cruelly beating his wife. A letter was handed in from
the poor woman, in which she expressed a hope he would
not be punished, and that as he promised to do betkr
she forgave him. She also expressed bar regret that obis
had provoked him. The Chairman (Lord Portman)
said the summons wits taken out under a recent Act of
Parliament, which gave power to any person, gemedler
who, to common • man for cruelly beating his wife.
On examining the summons it was found that the
date of the offence was omitted, and the charge was
dlaminsed.

WHITECEIURCH.
A BAD BromErro or Ltrz —On Ssturdsy last, two
youths, named Willing. Cuff end Charles Orskard, were
summoned before the Blandford magistrates on •shsrge
of being drank and riotous in the streets of Whiteehurch.
The offense we, committed 0.2 • Sunday. Defendants
guilty.—Lord Portossa. who presided, expeessed
tardedegret to see young lad. commenee snob • course,
and hoping they would take warning fined them 4a. end
6e. lost. each.

BIZACH OP THV TITIIIIPTICH ACT. —Justin Fader.
'barged with leering a waggon unattended by the wide of
Lb. high road, wee fined Is. and da. arta —Defendant
said he had left_it there forth, pest 14 years.

Itssenino frout-Br.—Thomes PutCr was charged
with rescuing a donkey from the courted, of the polies
when taking it to the pound. In reply to Lord Portman
the mutable sided that he found the animal Uttered
by the side of the road, and woe taking it to the pound
when the owner (roster) reecusd it. He was told that
he had acted wrooglY, and as h• had no Power to
impound the animal the owner had. right to take it
from him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

PIRSIDINT POZ 1867,
JOHN FLOYER, Esq., M.P.

PRE ANNUAL MEETING of this Society
.01 be hold at ILpL4IeB. on FRIDAY. the
18th OCTOBER, 1887, when Prises for Stock, Rook
Crops, Corn Crops, and Premises for Work and
Berries will be awarded.

The ploughing match will take plane in • field at or
near Stelnlaid., where all ploughs, intending to witopete,
meat be by,. o'sdoeh am. The hedgers must be Is
attendant* at the Illelplaish Inn at 7 am.
No awistimes tII be permitted to be rendered to the
competitors, who must be servants of numbers of this
mel•ty.
. . .

----Alritook for imbibition must be on the ground by 10
Lb.

All entriee•mlat he mule on OT before the Ilth
October, at the office of the aseretary, either at
Bridport, or Beamineter.

—.Dine ; will be at Help Web, at three o'clock
p.m., the President in the chair.
NICHS. M. LOGGIN,
Hon. See.
Dated, 16th September, 1867.

ALDRIDGE'S, ST. MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON
1101 ÜBLIC BALES by AUCTION of HORSES
sad Cs RRIAGES at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNESDAY and sATURDAY. Property must be
delivered two days previously, with (nonunion sad
piranhas Stalls should be ordered a week before
Dia Sale Lay. Annum paid on Mondays and Than.
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to Use
Country with Aoeount•Sales, on the written request
of the Owner.
Comte...ion, 5 per cent. Forage and Oroctin, per
Day and Night, 41. Rent of Carriages, Your-wbeels
Si. ed.- Two-wheel, Is. Gd. per week. Hones or
Carriages, withdrawn or not sold by Auction, 55.;
Menace, or Saddle and Bridle, Si. 6d. ; Dogs, MA
Stooks valued.
N.B.—bio Bona received for Private Sale on Co..
mimeo, and no Deeding allowed ea the pert soy one
"'fleeted with the Betebliammat.
WILLIAM FIRANAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

PORTLAND.

U.M.S. Biairow, 50 gun frigate, is expected shortly
to arrive, and it is understood that she will be stationed
in the 'Roods for Harbour service as a receiving ship.
Four mortar beta are also erpeeted to be employed..
lighters in conveying material to the outer fort ,os the
breakwater. The number of haoda to be employed will
be considerably increased, so that there might not be so
dull a winter sown as was anticipated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

DE kV FlB.

Peptember 14, it Mfpuddle, after a long illness,
much respected. Mr. John Sherwood. aged 62_ rata
m Septeber 17, at Dear Say Lane, Poole, lira Anna
Briley, aged 37.
September 20, st Weymouth. Walter goatees Gendry,
Eel- lat. of Bridport, aged 71. deeply regretted.
September 22, e,a Lowell, Mrs. Trona", aged 30
years.
reptember 23, at Blandford, Elisabeth, widow of the
it. Sr. Jeremiah Cousin., Mad IL
September 21, at Blandford, Sarah, the beloved
Child of gr. Frank Barnes, aged one rear and eight
months.
September 23, at Longfieet, Poole, Mrs. Jane Barnes,
aged 62 years.
September it, at Weymouth, after a long illmiss,
Sarah, the beloved wife of gr. Thorn.. Pope, of
Horningsham. near Warminster, aged 53.
September 24, at Weymouth, nerves, wife of the
Von. Augustus I ftway Fits-Gerabl, Archdeacon of Wells,
In her 53,c1 year.
September 24, at the Jolly Sailor, Quay, Poole, Mr.
Thomas tlescroff, aged 72 years.
September 25, at his residence, in Hounds-gate,
Nottingham, William Wallace Fyfe, eldest son of
Peter Fyfe, Esq., RN., of Dundee, NB, aged 51.
September SO, at Great Toiler, Dorset, deeply
lamented by his family and nommen* friends, Edward
Pope, goo., in his 57th year.

pall.

NOTICII TO OORKSSPONDENTIL
li, is particularly requested that all Corn.
nuthieations be addressed to "The Editor,"
and not to any individual by name.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

HINDON.

FATAL ACCIDIXT. Pliably afternoon, a 111 An
named Nehemiah Stevens attempted to draw part of
6 load of barley down hill, and being overcome
bevfar and the wheel passed over his bowels. He was
removed to the Salisbury Infirmary, where he arrived
late in the evening, and died on Sunday morning. An
inquest has been held, and a verdict of '• Accidental
Death" returned.

TROWBRI DOZ.
EITRAORIMIWIT 00001121iCIL-Bii weeks ago, the
wits of John Knight, • labourer of Southwick, near
this town, wait &livered of • son still-born. She got
about again, but weir taken ill last week, and was
confined of a twin, • boy and • girl, who 'arrived their
birth only two hours.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

STOUR PROVOIL

THE Nor Cnonon.—The roofing in of the nen Aura
M Stour Row, on Thursday beat, was made tbe oftendem
of. meeting of the parishioners for recreation. About
300 partook of tot, whiah was provided inbold lent by
Mr. Doswell, and afterwarda a variety of rustic sports
were indulged in. The Sturtnineter band es. preeent,
end played some lively mania There ces slugs number
of the skrgy end gentry present, and • very pleasant
eiternoon was spent.

BTALBRIDGL.

The Rev. T. T. Pero—was "-nod bine* ia "as recta,
of this parish on Sunday moraine, the nitd. In the
thermal be raesebed very ekiquent said impressive
isne. fro.itomuni ~ 99. In his dimmers* he showed
law duuu of a "Aar sad asked for the prayer. of the
paapta that God's 1441;010e might Ten on his rainittry.
H. also paieed a deserved eologient on Ms esteemed
predeorsor, the Rey. L. C. Poem.
SHILRBORNE.

orgi privet* warn of the &arab— were embed for, on
temesy arming. la* 2216 d. M Um Abbey, for the meat-
biP of ib• Brno4.-11Aerboree Journal.

AG =an are now being offered for the sale of Caseell's
Tem and Coffees in all places not yet Clad up; the
reputation of these Tess and Coffees has long been
established, as they have been in extensive use for more
than twenty years. Caasell's Tem and Coffees are
supplied to the public through load welds, and are in
greet demand, being pewfurred by famihse in all parts
of the kingdom. Parties desiring the agency will learn
Wheals'', on sppliooliaa to Coutzu., Butre, & 00.,
UV, Fenehureh-street, London.

IT is peirUesslaly requested that all Oonnauniestious b.
addressed to "The Editor," and not to say individual
by name.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

BIRTHS.

Beptember 21, at Chalinington Bowe, Cattiatoek,
Itln. Dighy, of a son.
september 23, at Fordington, the wife of R. Hayne,
EN.. of a son.
tievtemher 21, at Cedar Park, Donet, the wife of
klatilleld. Fag., of a dsughter.
September 26, at the Railway Hotel, Blandford, the
wife of Kr. E. Reed, of aeon. _
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F.eptember 28. f;t"South-arreet, Dorchester, the wife
of Itr. Charles Davis, of a daughter.

MAItRIAG ES.

September 24. at St. Mary'. Church, Brielport, by
the Rev. A. Smedley, Alfred son of Mr. John Hopewell,
coal merchant, Newark.npon-Trent, Nona to Jane,
second daughter of Mr. Ilkhard Cornick, of Bridport.
September 24, at St. Mary's hurch, Weymouth, by
the Rev F. Davidson, Mr. Charles Irish, of Hinton St.
George, Somerset, to Isabella Julia, fourth daughter of
the late Mr. George Winship', yeoman. Osmingtom
September 24, at Bradpole by the Rev. Prthendary
Broadley. Henry James. eldest son of Mr. C. Hoare,
of the Burton Flan Mills. to they Gale, youngest
daughter of Mr. John Pitheld, Bad Mills, Itridport.
nepteniber is, at st. James* Piccadilly, Henri
John Maaaing, Earl, BA., M. R.C.B ,of Leverstock,
Salisbury, to Ellen Frances, eldest daughter a J.
Haynes, Esq., of Laverstock and Pall-nudl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

BRADFORD PEVERELL.

I R
.1:1
nil SNATERotbmst to Tr:winos that !ha!
be bold on MONDAY. NOVEMBER 25, 1867.
Particulars In futon, Advertiaeraents.

MINERAL WATER MANUFACTORY.

'CAPITAL NECESSARY ABOUT IWO.
FOR DISPOSAL, in one of the largest
towns In Devonshire, a BUSINESS, well estab-
lished and fast improving, offering a doe opportunity
•to any person of energy to work ups large trade. Good
premises. held et only £25 rental. COOl, TI1•11), and
°Sims, 45, ateepside, London.

10ARM8 to be LET, of various sizes, and
ESTATE ito be SOLD. For partientars apply
to Messrs. BLONDILL and Praman, Land Agents, ko.
Office' 3, Pottiest-street, Southampton.

WARN of 70 aerie to LET (Arable and
.II.: Psetart) rritb ezteneive Forest Right., comfortable
Boole tnd Homestead, two mike from Fordingbridge.
Rent £7O.

_
For further particulars apply to Mr. HAMM, Land
St.ward and Auetioueer, Fordingbrulge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-01

wEymoIITH.

MILITARY. The portion of the 13th Regiment
stationed here were @applied with the Snider breech-
loader, on Saturday. The men (or the majority of
them) went by rail to Portland, the rifles being supplied
from head-quarters. Tbe men who preferred walking
'awed their railway fare, and took the road for their
destination. The effectiveness of the new weapon seems
to delight the parties most likely to use theca
Wrrwocre ROYAL. Irenutairr.—On Sunday last
sermons were preached in St. John's Church, Weymouth,
on behalf of the above valuable institution. The
incumbent, the Rev. J. Stephenson, P.a., preached In
the morning; the Rev. H. Bothamley, it.a., curate, in
ttfternaon ; and the Rev. Talbot H. B. 'joker, P.a.,
of Preston, in the evening. Collections were
made at each malice, and amounted in the aggregate
to £3O.

Boaouott POl.lOlll, Monday.—Before the Vapor (J.
Beq.) and J. Ayling, B.n. —John Bennett,
prieee 84th regiment, was entree.' with being drunk
and riotous and amitultlng the pollee, and lined 16n, or
In default 14 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-24

BWANAGE.

Tel flay. Mu. Milan& —This "lady' _-
brought up on remand at Marlborough polies wart on
Tuesday, and again remanded, a Crows cabmen& being
supplied to Sergeant Cole to obtain the property found
in prisoner's house which it is alleged belongs to London
tradesmen. Mr. Lewis, for the prisoner, mid I—Ther• is
a story about that the prisoner while in melody
at Wareham stWmpted to commit seaside. I wish
to state that nothing of the kind really occurred.
The prisoner pat on • dress which had been uttered, and
needle, which had been seeidentally left in it, pene-
trated the prisoner's breast.