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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

MTABLISFIED 1812.
ll AND T. PROCTOR. invite the attention
of Agriculturists to their
SPECIAL BONE MANURES,
Which are of n superior quality, and the most
economical that can he used.

PROCTOR'S TURNIP MANURE
PROCTOR'S MANGOLD MANURE
PRoCTOWS POTAroE MANURE
PROCTORs WHEAT MANURE
PRoCTOWS BARLEY MANURE
PROcTOR'S GR %SS RANUEBS
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Full particulate sent free by poet on application to
Ileum Psocroa, or their AOOllll.

ADDROI4-71. AND T. PROCTOR.
AGRICULTUktAI, CHEMISTS,
CATHAY, BRISTOL.
WOZIRS,-lIRISTOI, BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER.

d!,10 W Al: WICK.
Arszwro • -
Mr. 3. SYMMS, 14.111.1r,1 Poverell, Derch"tar'
Mr. F. .1. Oiu.rrr. Iturkm Braditook, Bridport
Mr. WILLIAM MARDE.M, YeoviL

BUST AND SECOND ISLE OF PURBECK

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CLAY.
PI'ItZETROok, WARKHAN. DORRETSIIIIII3.
TO PO rrR, MANUFACIrURERS, MERCHANTS,

AND -OTH
rBE DEMISED, or LET,—For one, two,
three, four, or five years, the right, liberty. and
privilege, of sealant, digging, boring for, and when
found of surfing away, tbe above descriptions of
Clay.—For terns apply to Mr. ?SELLAND FILLITIS
liste C. and F. Fillitsr), Solicitor to the Trustees,
North-street, Wareham, 11onet,
21st August, 1069.

EXCELLENT BEEF TEA, FOR 244. A PINT.
ABK FOR LIEBIO COMPANY'S
EXTRACT OF MEAT. OILY SORT RAS.
went) OSTO ISR ST the boventur, Baron Limb'', whose
' tura ia ou every sorsioe jar.
erjaph.d 14 ,A. &oast,. P/1'6144'14 Freneh, Ruastae,
SU
sad odwer Goveramesta
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

NATIONAL LINZ.

PROW LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,

AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
NATIONAL STMAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
V V The new full-powered British iron
Screw Steamships
Tona. Tom.
ITALY (Building) LOUISIANA, ThOmas 2210
Fa ANC!, Ores. 3200 HELVITIR. Thomson :1355
Tlll quint, Grogan 3412 I PINNSYLVANIA, [loll 2873
BROL•ND, Thompson 3400 VIRGINIA, Forbes ... 2876
ERIN. Webster..
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as '
follows :
VIRGINIA Wgimmerosv, Aug. 25th.
DENMARK WRDNIADAY, Sept. lit.
PENNSYLYVANIA W EDS ZEDS!. Sept. Bth.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon scoommodstion on board these Steamers
Is very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve and Fifteen
Onions, acoording to accomodation in Stateroom—all
having same privilege in Saloon. Return Tinketi,
Twenty•three Guineas.
Thero is excellent accommodation for Steerage
Pamengois„ and s full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passenger, booked through to Aspinwall, San
Francisco. the intend town+ of CAIRRIA, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage splay to THIS NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and Zl,
watee.strest, Liverpool ; or t. N. 1.04 .1. Curving and
BROS., Queenstown.

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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
READ THE SECRt.'T FRIEND.
DR. BA RNEB has for twenty years given
his exclusive attention to the treatment and cure
.4 sexual Maladies, NERVoIiS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY,
LOSS of • APPETITE, I. INS in the BACK. DIMNESS of
SIGHT. I. aSSITLIDE, INDIGESTION. SPERM Amit.
RIDE a. IMPEDIMENTS to MARIGAGE, sod numerate%
olht, ailment., call. by the Lillie, of youth, which. If
neglected, molt In ron.timpti..o, friendly, or en early death.
...rk, the SECRET FRIEND. In Illustrated with
numerous tb.ws and Ttedimonials I not Patiett.•, .how log the
way by •Ineh they were redored to health and manly vigour
I• • true inette to those wit. require • speedy cure.
To the Married and /finale thin book Is inta/usble. Sent pont
frec..ool.lll ham OINICI,AIIOII, 011 roceitauf two 4.111010.
Addram Dr. ii&Z1111S. 30, Thornhill Crescent
Caleonian.reed, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

CAMK

&Han Irsarivmse.—The children of the Came day
and Sunday School bad their annual treat on Wean. s-
day, the 18th inst. They assembled at their schoolroom
about three o'clock, and marched In prooesalon, with
flags flying, to the front of Caine house, and from thence
to a field adjoieing, where they indulged in various
games till teriotiine. Tea was had about four o'clock,
and wu certainly everything to be devred. The
children were supplied with an abundance of tea, coffee,
plum and seed cake, bread-and•batter, and preserved
fruits. After tea Mrs. Prevoat kindly gave away •
number of very useful prises, consisting of wearing
appsrel, work hoses, writing cases, and a great many
other useful things. We do not think a single child
went without • prise. Later in the evening the
children amused themselves with running for toys,
'ticket, swinging, rings, and many other games.
Before dismissal every child received • place bun to
Garry home. Cheers and thanks were given to Mr. and
Mrs. Prevost for their kindness, and with singing "God
save the Queen" the evening's amusement cloud. We
uoderatand that Mm. Craft, who has been mistress here
for 30 years Ins retired, and at present the school is tun
provided with a teacher.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE OF DORSET.
By Command of OW Bigla Worshipful Proriorial Grand
M.alsr Bro. JOSEPH OUNDRY.
Aroncit IS 11EREBY GIVEN,—That a
PROVINCIAL GRAND LODGE of ANCIENT.
FREE, and ACCEPTED MASONS will be HELD for
this PROVINCE at the Town HALL, SHIRDORN/L On
RONDA Y, the 30th day of Am uhT at High
Twelve. for the transaction of the ANNUAL SUSI-
NE4.4 of the PROVINCE.
The BANqUITr will be held at 3.30 p.m. at the
kixo'n Mum Sotzt.—Tickata for Dihner and Dessert,
c.reimi re of Wipe, ge.
The attendance of Visiting Brethren is particularly
invited.

TAOS COOMBS, P. 0., 800.

Dorchester. Anima 71b. 1869. .
Trains arrive at Mberbeirse, from the Emit at 9.20.
11.15 mm.. II p.m.; hmai the W. at at 948 and 12.6;
and leave li.r the Hist at 1.45 mid 6.39 p.m., aid fur
the West at 3.45 and 747 p.m.

DORCHESTER siu L OF ART.
In connection midi the Government Department of

Science and Art. South Kewingtno.
APUBLIC MEETING will be held in the
tnintinAti.. on WKDNKSD'.Y. A UGUST 25$b,
1569. for the di.tribution of the PRIZES awardel to
the Studenta of the School by
0. W. FARBER, EN.,
at 7.30 p.m., at ell persons interwted is the well-
fur of the fiche 4 ere invited to ttu.
The NEXT SESSION commoners on TUESD AY,
AEGIIIIT 17. for the evening clam, and on WEDNES-
- AUGUST IS, for the morning and afternoon
clamor. The afternoon Glass for the future wdl
commence at 2.30 p.m.
IL LUCAS WATSON,
Lion. Secretary.
Uovehaeter, August 9. 1909.

DONsET COUNTY SCIUDOL.
1111 E N KXT QU KTICK will (D.V.)
COMMENCE on (WITOBIK 14.
Utv. B. O. WATSON, M. A.
H.l4.ll6ater.

r LKT. C
O
NVENIENT DWELLING
!ft/USK eitcate ii. (ho West Walks/Dorchester.
--Appry to Mr. WILLIAM iIiKNAII). High Hoilit-iiiriset,
Dorchester.
W EAT LC LWOUTIL.
COTTAGE REBIDENC6 TO IIK LET—
Untarnished. W'r, virmartly eituntat in a
sheltered position. about 10111 yards from Lim Cove.
called " COVE COTrADE." conmining two osrlours.
three bed-rooms, and servant.? room. Itttabons and
offices, good stabling for three horses. Csrrisge house
with summer room over oommauthog • almrsnior
of the sea garden sod plmsure grounds. Possession
may be bad on 11th October.--A poly to Tootles
Comfier. Earl Dorchester (the present
tenant), or to J... 11. !LIMA, Lana Ageut, East Lulworth

WEYIIOI7TH.
'PO HE LET,—Tho CROSS KEYS, situate
in Sr. TiluM•l4,TßZET.—Apply to Mews.
ELDRIDOII. 11A9011, Sod CO., '1 he &WWI. Dolrohei

7130 BE LET,—In North floats, a good
A. STOCK AND CORN Firth', °Desisting of 400
Acme, a portion being Peeture, within Ore wiles of a
market towo and railwey etation. Immediate entry
vb,ll be given to a Tenant to be approved by landlord.
And oho will take Live and Dool Stock, Tdieges,
..t ,ti. n.—.epply to kleears. KIM SWILL and
Latta &soot., &c , Puitleod-ottoot,
Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

BLLNDFORD.

SAVINGS' EMIL—The business at this bank hart been
finally closed ; the greater part of the depositors having
availed themselves of the advantages ot the Post-office
Saving; Beek. We understand that at a meeting of
trustees they decided to award a gratuity of fire years
eatery, to Mr. Baker, who for 15 years has been the ,
manager of the bank, and also to give him the option of
purchase of the bank premiees for the sum of PQM We
are also given to understand that about £5OO or £6OO
will be left over, which according to Act of Parliament
reverts to the aro en, but we trust that efforts will b•
, made to secure some portion at least of dna sum for the
benefit of the town.
Hint MATCH--On Monday last a friendly match
was shot off between nine members of the Bth MR. V.,
who shot in the match with the Shafteebury oortur
about six weeks since, and nine other members of the
come, who challenged them owing to their defeat by
the Shaftesbury party. The match was won by the
first-mentinued nine by 23 marks. The scores were
274 and 251. The ranges were 200. rou, and 600 yards;
five *bets at each. Owing tu the haziness or the at-
mosphereat the time of tile contest, the shooting was
below the average- At the satire time the monthly
competition for the lieutenant's challenge °Mt was
decided. It .411 won by Lance-Corporal Gulliver, with
40 marks. Toe next wares were--Seetternt Crate 37,
Privates Light 37, and King 36. l'en of each side would
have compete:l, but for an accident which occurred to
Corporal Croons, who bad the miafortune, whilst shift-
ing the targets, to have one of his fingers very much
crushed and injured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

VALUATIONS- FOR PROBATE.

B
ONA FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
1125,000 Sterling inay bo obtained by an invest
meat of in. 18,000,000 Sterling guaranteed by Govern-
ment are annually divided in montbly allotments in
variono Sums upwards to
r2i.000 Sterling.
Far Prospeetuo will to. Kont gratin), apply by
I. in, to Ma. FI: EDF:SICK sINTZ, i”rinva, or 33,
Mb-bales-lane, Lombard-street, London,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

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LYME REGIS.

Regatta day at Lyme was on Monday. On the
whole the weather was very fine, although the rain fell
a little in the afternoon. Crowds of holiday people
poured into the town free, the surrounding country, a
'teenier same down from Weymouth, and the Cobb and
walk presented quite an animated scene, everybody
being bent on spending a happy day. The band of the
First Dorset Artillery enlivened the poooeedinga through•
out the day. The programme of •mur-ments Ives large,
•nd the greatest praise is due to all those who undertook
the management. The first prize was for yacht. or
pleasure boats not exceeding 13 tons, first rrize El 5,
second prize £5. For this race were entered the
following :
Bueeancer. . Captain Bayley.
Prove- ..... A•ciitL
quiver
Buccaneer took the lesA from the beginning and con-
tinued it throughout, doing The &stenos marked out in
three hours and five minutes.
The next was • race for kV for sprit nail boat., first
prius, £3 10,L; second prime. LI; third prize, £1 10i.;
fourth prize, El ; for this race IMO entered :
Frolic Hoz:
Foreigner
Lucy .
Alarm
Nero

Row
• 11.1der.
. Nutman
. Gould

In this Lucy took she lead, followed closely by the
others, and site an exciting Taco Lucy came in first,
Frolic second, Foreigner third. The others were out of
the race.
In the next race, foroared boats, prise £6, were entered
the following :
Fry Rugg
Jrnnette 114sIder
Queen f the Oman .............. 'tomer
An.............................i.c.c
In this race Jeanette name in first, Fry second, Aim
third.

The next race was for,, prise of £5, to be rowed for by
two-oared boats (exclusively employed in fishing. not
exceeding 15 feet over all); first prise £2, second fl 55.,
third 155., fourth 10'. For this race were entered the
following :
Lnuies ..... .......... ....... Street
Fllen . . .1. Long
• • •
Cuckoo Kr.n.rt r
Lone
Jane
Sinllon became the winner of the first prize, Jane
the menu!, Star tlio third.
Then, were various other amtisementa, such as run-
ning for prizes, jimping in sacks, driving wheel-
barrows blindfolded, running blindfolded after a man
with,. bell, a duck hunt, walking a greasy pole for a
pig (very amusing to the multitude present). In the
1 evening there was a ball at the Assernbly.rooms,
which was well attended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

RULES AND REGULATIONS.

All rules and regulations ot Newmarket will be ad-
hered to at Weymouth.
The colours must be declared h M o'clock on the
evening before running. at the Golden Lion Hotel, for
for neglect or alteration of which a line of one sow. will
be enforced.
Envmnee, 10s. each. No charge for weights and

AU Stakes and fnrfeite to be paid to Messrs.
WILITHIEBBT by tbe lay before running, or to the
CLIIIK of the Course by eleven o'clock on the ['writing
of each day's rime at the Gulden Lion Hotel, Wey-
mouth.
Three horses to start in each race or tbc publie money
wiU not be added.

ileum WZATHEBBT, Handicapper+.
Yr: JoOs &Oxon+, Weymouth, rit eretary.
Mr. G. Corrskstt, Starter.
Mr. T. aAIuiIIALL. Flume, war %Verdun,
Judge sod Clerk of the Course.

LIREDKRICK FOOT, AUCTIONFAR,
1" GENER A L VALUER, ACCOUNTANT, And
001111111ssioN AGENT, DoRcHKSTint.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

RYE INTRINSICA.

EXTRAORDINARY ENCOONTRI WITH • Cow.— On
Monday morning, Dr. Tompkins, el Yeovil, was riding
through this village, accompanied by • dog, when the
latter ran towards • cow and calf. The cow ran up to
the dog with much fieroeness, and the Doctor called the
dog to him. Changing the object of her tory, the cow
now made • plunge at the horse, and its rider finding
matters looking serious, clapped spurs to his horse and
rode off, followed by lb* infuriated animal. In an
ordinary race • cow is no match for • horse, but
maternal jealousy and fear had wrought up Dolly's
nerves and sinews to the highest pitch, and ooming up
with the horse, the cow dealt it such a croes-buttooker
that horse and rider rolled over in the road. Away ran
the horse with the cow after it, leaving the doctor to
pick himself up out of the dust, happily uninjured. The
horse was afterwards caught, and the doctor was able to
ride It home, and relate his comical adventure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

BWANAGE.

RlGATTA.—Upwarde of £7O has already been collected
towards the above. Friday nest is axed as the day on
which it is to be held, when the usual sports on such
occasion, will be freely indulged in.
A LONG VICLOCIPIDE JOUNIINT.-11r. Walla= Trask,
son of Mr. Trusk, smith, of Yeovil. has accomplished
the journey from Yeovil to Swaney), • distance of 48
miles, on his bicycle, in nine hours. The new fashioned
" horse" has created quite a sensation at Swanage, for
the inhabitant, having had few opportaniiies of study-
ing the breed before, are greatly puzzled to know how
the queer-looking apparatus is kept upright.
Viz are plc +led to notice in the Mrts Guardian the
way in which Mr. Dowcra is spoken of by his friends
and workmen, since by his liberality many of the poor
in Swimage are grateful recipients of his genurcenty.

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[fete ia an extract :
Wo/fAnin .1111, locality .41 Saturday last O.`
011i‘ened I, the attendance .4 some 14 the entplos co, •,1 M,-'.r..
'MOM. Ito.:erra and SOO. the eminent onetractor:,..l Deihl...li-
ned. who elected to hold their annual exeundon at 'iv olde
Fur Swanners The place of meeting being entirely
left tor the mcii. it must base 111,1 a %/OM. 14 ;gratification to
Mr. Ihicwra that they should lime eloied this year to COM to
ChO•1111111t, hi. nati‘r and where he has held for many
year.. considerable property. The company, to the nuntlter ''l
14, including a gentklnan.from Spain, or from Holland, and
another from Italy, after sittling down to an excellent dottier
to which ample Justice wee &me. and *which ;case the greatod
satisfaction. • few w onis were address...4lll or ..1 the forognen,
stat,si that he ha,l for many yean, been in the habit .4
attending meeting, of aariote. large lollies .4 workmen in
hi. own ;;;;; tre, but that this was the first time he bad tiVer
seen the bead .4.tlie firm sit hi the same table as his workmen,
at winch he was extremely gratified, and holmd to me buck
acquaititatice carried out in tits own country:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

WAltElikll.

We understand that Mr. Elward Platt will revise the
list of voteri for thin borough in September neat.
SCIO.OI. TREAT.— On Thursday. the annual tread to
the children, in connection with the national and Sun-
day achools, took place in a field adjoining Beatwell
Boum, kindly granted for the occasion by Mr. W. C.
Laney. The children amierubled at three o'clock, at the
mehoulroom, where they were met by the 'neater, Mr.
0. Roe, anal their teadhera. A procession having been
formed, the obildren, to the number of about WO, carry-
ing ft.ga and bannera, bearing various mottoes, and
headed by the Wool brass band. uhirched through the
South and Lot•treete, to the field, where a plsatiful
supply of excellent plum cake and tea awaited their
arrival. Tea being over, various games and ainuaemente
were entered into, and continued without intermisdon
till the shades of evening bet in. • hen the children
returned to their homes, highly delights I.
SCHOOI. TRICAT.—The children in connection with
the Wealeyan Sunday School, hail their annual treat on
Wmlorsday last. The place ehosim for their outing wad
Inch Mill, Meat Lulworth, where they were conveyed
in waggons kindly lent for the iscasina. After enjoy-
ing theinaelves on the beach and cliffs for an hour or
two, they were plentifully regaled with tea and cake,
under the superintendence of Mr. and Mr+. Crocker,
kli.s Baldwin, and the teachers. They returned home
about du.ksingieg merrily, having evidently thoroughly
enjoyed their pleasant trip to the seaside. Toe annual
sermons are to be preached on September the sth by
the Rev. W. Vincent, of Salisbury, when the children
are to sing several p caw.
COUNTY PLITT SIDSSIONR, Tnesday.—There was DO
OW* to come before the magistrate. to-day. Good!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-24

• Agriculture.

CALDROOTT, Biarritz.. DOwl-ING, AWD
Cosease (Lthlrith). —The fourth auunal meeting of
this company was held on Wednesday, Anon 18th, at
the lied Lion Hotel, Basingstoke, when the report of
Ito directors was read by the chairman. (Mr. W.
Dowßur), and the propo•id dividend of 6 per oast.
adotited. The retiring directors and auditor (George
Bernie. FAO were unanimously meilected. It inns Cr.
solved that the arrangement with Mr R. Willis.
referred to hi the report with regard to the lease of his
steam mills and stores be carried out, and that thu
(aphid set aside at the hat general meeting for the
'enviesl of the steam mills from Wallop to Basing-
stoke ho applied towards the former purpose. Th.
meeting which was on nerously attended and of • most
enthusiastic character, terminated with a vote of thanks
to the chairman and directors fir their um:aiming atten-
tion to the couipany'a interests. We salijoin the
report —" As usual the &rectors sow lay batere their
shareholders their yearly balaoce iihnet, and have
pleasure in tendering a dividend of 6 per cent, per
anuum (free of Income Tee), • result that cannot fail
tm bo satiataotory to all consmened in the well:doing of
the company, oanaidering the adverse season and other
contingencies against which the canoeing directors and
their employes have had to contend. Since the last
mewing at which the shareholders expressed so favour.
an opinion as to the removal of the company's seed
will tram Wallop to Basingstoke, several schemes have
been considered involving lune) time sad attention, but
the managing directors do not regret the delay that has
taken place inasmuch as it hen enabled them to enter
into arrangements with Mr. R. Wellis for the tenancy on
lease of his steam flour mills, end an agreement to this
effect is already signed. By a moderate outlay the
neoersary mu schinery for cleaning and drawing seeds can
be applied, end this addition so closely adjoining their
present store will render the company's pi makes at the
Bssingstoke Railway Stations most complete. The
fourth meeting of the shareholders will be held at the
Red Lion Hotel, BaYingtoke, on Wednesday, August
11th, at three o'clock, p.m., for the purpose of passing
the accounts and declaring the dividend. At this
ni..eting two of the directors. in accordance with the
articles of association, will retire from ntllee, who will
offer themselves for re-election. The retiring auditor,
George Barnes, Esq., will also offer himself for re-
e"ection."—WlLLlAM DOWLING, Chairman, Geo. EATON
°GUNSMITH. Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

WOOL ll la KNIU

BRADFORD, Tbursday.—The wool market has under
gone little or no change sines last week. Spinners Sr.
here and there buying small quantities of wool for the
purpose of assortment ; but large transactions are
entirely out of the question. so long as there is no
adequate demand for yarns. Fine lustre wool end good
wailers are almost eiclusively in request, at very arm
rates; whilst inferior sorts are 'till neglected, prime
being in favour of the buyer.
Losivoir, Friday.-4 quiet feeling hue pervaded the
wool market. IColonial parcels have been purchased
cautiously, owing to the does proximity of the public
sales, and for English there has been a very moderate
demand. Priees, however, have been supported.
rAWITOII, listurdaY,—.4 fair average trade was
brbbibibbd so.da7; at the following quotation. :—Cross-
bred wools, 15d to 141 d per lb; DoTheb borb, 140 to
15d ; Notts, I4d to 141 d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

Per 611*, ?y. the careue.

d. a. d.
loforlor mutton 1 oto

Inferior beef .. 8 oto 3 6
Middling ditto 3 8 .4 2 Middling ditto II 8,, 4 0
Prime lane do. 4 40 4 6 Prime ditto.. . 4 8 „ 8 0
Pflmeliditlo4hto 4 4 0410 I Semi pork ... 4 0 ,4 10
Veal g 6 „ 410 I Large ditto.... 11 0,, 310
Bgigyo4 Thwvaay.—Sbort supply of beef. Trade
was brisk, beat samples realising from 724 to 754 per
.wt., and secondary from Gtia to 70s. There was an
average eapalg of sheep, with • good belling trade, at •
further advance in prices. best teethed" selling at AI and
944 per lb., and ewes at From 84 to Bjd. Moderate
.how of mulch cows; they met • fair inquiry at recent
rates, the quotations moiling from £l4 to £l9. Pigs
continue very 'boat. Of baaio pigs we received aboa4loo
from Ireland, cad they realised from lls 9.1 to 12s per
score, and in som, eye, more money IVY given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

UNITED PATRIOTS BENEFIT SOCIETY.

This society, • branch of which has bun established
in Blandford several years, offers to the working climes
very many ade.nteges. The principal of these are-
-Ist, that the scale of payment. are no arranged that
even those in the receipt of very low wages can partici-
pate, by a small weekly payment, in its benefits
during the time of sickness. 204, that by an additional
weekly payment, members have the advantage of a
supersanuation fond. 3rd. that when a member is
but partially incapeeitated for work, he is allowed in
addition to what he may earn by his labour as much as
will make op hi. weekly income to 15s. per week.
4th, when a member by long Moue or any other
misfortune is unable to keep up his weekly paymente
in the sule in which he joined the society, be oan still
retain his membership by paying according to the
tables of a lower smile. Insurance against fire is also
provided, whereby a member can insure his furniture,
or tools from £5 up to £3O. The preeent
number of the Blendford bnoch is over 100,
having increased 44 during the past 18 month.,
when the DOW secretary, Mr. Will.. commenced Hs
duties, and in every respect the Patriots Society is
yearly increasing in efficiency, and bids fair to become one
of the most prosperous in the town.
Such extraordinary success as the addition of 44
members in so short • time was eo very gratifying, that
the members of the breach agreed to commemorate the
mann by • convivial gathering, which took place on
Thursday evening lest, at the Black Bear inn, on which
occasion they were favoured with the attendance of Mr.
G. Wheeler of London, the thief Meek, and Mr. Tooker,
one of the Board of Directors. A large attend..., of
member, and friends was expestod,and the result proved
that this was not groundless, as though accommodation
was provided for about 70, several who had taken tickets
Were necessarily provided for in soother room.
The chair wutaken by Mr. W. E. Groveasupported by
C. Ingram, Esq., (medical officer of the branch)
Mr. G. Groves., Mr. G. Wareham, Mr. Roe,
and Mr. Payne, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Tucker, Mr.
J. Barnes, and Kr. Jarboe. The vice-chain were
filled by Mr. B. linden and Mr. J. Wareham.
The room was tutobillyornamented with evergreens and
mottoes, the latter being "Prosporiti to all Benefit
Societies," "Sucoess to the Blandford Breaches,"
"By industry we desire to live, supported by jertice
and truth," "Union is strength." Than mottoes
were the workmanship of Mr. Randall, jour. The
splendid banner, mosotty pnrohnssd by subeorlptio
was placed in • eonspiasous position in the ;roll sit%
several mins of the arms of the order hang As
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

SOMerlittSbirt.

di
A LOVING BPooBl..—Tbors is now residing at *
villsso of Iron Aotoo, near Bristol, • working aims.%
named William Marsh, whose wife has within the past
two ytars and • half, at three confinsiniants (in two ot
which ahe gave birth to twins), presented her husband.
with five children, all girls.

Is a ease heard at the Bristol County Court on Thee-
day, a witness was called who said he was member nf
an American mat called the " Christos Adelphoe." lie
believed he was the only one of the denomination in
England. On assuring the court that he eonocientiously
objected to taking an oath, he was allowed to give his
evidenoe without doing no.

A FIORDS DILL.—At Durably County Court the ease
of Gainer fr. Humphrey Organ, was a claim of £4
for breech of contract on the purchase of shone. The
plaintiff ia • very plain-spoken man, and his wife ditto
woman. no purchase was made at the Yew Tree
hoer-house, but plaintiff said he had no beer, and
defendant said the horn was sound, In good condition.
and • "downright good worker," in short, plaintiff
said, "It. put'n into roe well." Afterwards he had
driven the animal to Gloucester and elsewhere, bat
found the thing wasn't worth 91. He got Into • ditch
by the roadside, and he bed the horse shot. Hazy
witnesses were called to prove the unsoundness of the
I animal, and one of them Jan Harper, said—" The
gentleman (Gainer) axed I to skin 'Wow, said when I
opened 'an, be hadn't • handful of lights in the inside
of him. I buried the lights for fear of a ouleanoe."
Defendant said he sold the horse to plaintiff, and
described the conditions of sale. The bone woe tried
In a waggon, with the wheels tied, to prove bisatringth,
but he denied warrant-log him sound or • good worker.
Other evidence (pro and eon) having been adduced,
his Honour thought then was DO proof of unneadnase,
and gave judgment for defendant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

HOP MARKET.

Bosocoe, Friday.—Tbe market generally boa been
quiet Only a moderate business bas been concluded.
R„versheippi price. bays been supported. Mid and
East Heats, £2 10s to ET 15s ; Weald of Kama, £2O.
to £4 10s ; Busse:, 22 Os to £4 Os ; Fsrobams, £4O. to
25 15s ; Country, £4 Os to £5 Om ; Bavarians, £2 lOs
to £4 5s i Belgians. 011 to CH Os and Tending:
23 Os to 24 Os. per ton:

-PO-TATO MARKET.

---
Bogooos AND firrrAtxtruis, Friday.—The supplies
of potatoes are good, sad the trade is quiet, at drooping
prioes :—English Ragouts, fiCis to 1304 ; Flukes, 70.
to 1404 ; Scotch Bien* 801 to 130.; kooks, 606 to
801; Froaoh, 401 to au. Poi "a.

13.aittuan Clint gabia. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

LOCAL BOARD MEETING.

A meeting warn held on Wednesday &Bantam lest, a
the aloe, New Road. There were premed Mr. B
Oarless, chairman ; Masers Chariot Hinds, 8.. Flew
lidwerd Pearce, R. O. Fieriven, and Thomas Gibbs,
lite report of the nom:intim reletiee to the appoint-
ment of watermen was adjourned and notice* were
ordered to be tented, lestruming those watermen who
intend to be Hemmed to give in the use of their boats, ke.
The Surveyor's report was then read. It mentioned
that oertein roads required repair, and gave an account
of the work beiag done. The road from the thumb to
Otter's wee ordered tebeerepeired.
The •ollector reported that the amount collected of
the rate wee a:534 06.7 d.. and the teemed, void, sneers,
kg., list amounted to £2BO se. fled.

The Clerk wee directed to request the solleotor to
attend every meeting when kW report war to be brought
forward.

About 30 persons Wooded to be excused their miss,
and the various cams were gone into, end a to. widows
were excused; but in the mese of .1,1.-bodied men, it
mas detadel to engage them to work for the Bawd, and
jet them work out tho

Mr. George Harvey applied for permission to suspend
tehisreph wire mines the s'nert In Porten.', Well.
'3.51t. above the road, sad peimuosion was granted.

Livonia KG BOATEL
The following letter was read from Captain Nolloth,
of R.N.& tit. reecoge
R.M.S. St. George, Portland. Feb. 9, law.
"Str,—A. I have to repeat to the Lords Commie
otter. of tho Admiralty woether m aaaaa es relative to
the lieensiug of Portland boots Lave been taken as
requested by them, in order tr prevent the probability
, .uch • di.aster a, that which, in September lit.
' ~cturtioned the log, of several men belonging to this
ship, I shall feel obliged by your informing me of the
stets rebirth may have been teken.
I am the mOre anxious to be able to report that
prop.r measures have bene taken), from the feet that
the same small, sad. I believe, nasal. boat in which our
men wiliro lost, was few days age employed to take •
master muhner sabers. and that be was sepeised in her
and drowned.
As, asnordiog to your request, their lordships have
furnished you with the lieensing regulatiora ma use
elsewhere, I am not aware that any further assistance
sac be afforded.
"I am, gir, your obedient servant.
11. S. NoLLorg, District Oaptain."
PA.—Witty:tut come regulation, there will, when the
Channel Neutron orrire., be sothing to prevent •
Waterman overcrowding his own beat at redound fares.
when .ever.l others are at hand who mold Daltrey all
with safety, as on the above-reentiesed disastrous
occasion, and the probability of men returning from
leave not being quite sober renders all the more
expedient some rules sad supervioion, coat other porto."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

Itantribirt.

CHRISTCHURCH ELUTION. —The Hants isidependtit
states that the petition against the return of Mr. Berke
at the recent election is about to be withdrawn.

THI Ti CHBOUII BA 1011117 CT. —ln the Court of
Common Plus. on Thursday, lb* case of Preto and
another Tichborne was beard. The *anti& in this
case were wine merchants, at Sydney, New South Wales.
The defendant wad sued under the name of fifr Bower
, Chula Doughty Tichborne, and he was the claimant et
the Tiehborne title and estates. The action we. upon a
6,11 for £265 drawn by the defendant upon Meru.
Drummond and Co., in favour of Mr. Eltaphen Butte,.
who Ind endorsed to the plaintiffe.—Mr. Francis, who.
appearei for the plaintiffs, said that there were no lees
than 15 pleas upon the record, bet as lb* action was
undefended he should simply prove thaw which lay
upon the plaintiffs, and therefore ask for the verdict of
the jury.—Mr. Anraomb proved the defendant's signa-
ture to the bill. —Mr. Palmer, • merchant, in Leadec.
ball-sliest, said that he was brother-in•law to Nr. Butts,
and had no doubt that the eodorsersient we. in his
handwriting. But, added the witness, looking at the
signature, "Bela a Butt and this is • 11011"—(aughter).
—Mr. Francis. He has not cued the " tt," that is aIL
—Mr. Justice Keating: He bas looped his " tt," a
practita which is not usual in our beisisphere.—Mr.
Fawns said that the plaintiffs claimed damages oa
account of " re-eschsage."— The witness, In reference
to this part of the case, said that the rate of exthant•
on bills returned front this country to that colony was
20 ger sent,—Mr. Palmer, a elerk to Messrs. Drummond,
maid that when the bill was presented aosertutes was
refund. The defendant bad no effects in Messrs.
Drummond's bands, and sorer had that witness was
aware of.— A verdict was fund for the plaintiffs for
the amount of the bill, "reazobanga," and charged"
An 4.. 6d.—Mr. Franas applied for speedy exuatioo,
and said that the defendant was keeping ogle( the way.
—Kr. Justice Keating Won't you wait until the estate
is obtained ?—Mr. Francis : I would math rather not.—
Mr. Justice Listing: Then take szeoutiat I. hoe days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

BLANDFORD._

Lunge Rgavicge.—Tbe wound of these services took
plata on Weineeday evening last, when the Rev. J. W.
Brown, curate of Hinton Martell, delivered an excellent
practical discourre from the words "B. of good cheer,
I have overcome the world."
THE young people attending the night sehool, during
the winter month. passed their examination on Tuesday
eight, when the Mayor and the Rev. C. Caber, curate
of Darweston and Bryanstone, kindly superintended,
and on the following Theraday evening they were
regaled with tea and cake, after whish Mr. Horlock's
diaolving views were exhibited, mush to their
satisfaction.

&MALIN() EGG/I.—Enoch Deer, of Slandford, was on
Saturday last brought up in custody charged before
Lord Portman and J. J. Parclubanon, jun., liSsq., with
steeling two eggs, from • has a nee, at Damory Farm.
the property of Mr. Gilbert Groves. P.C. Hazzard
slated that from information be received be went to
Mr. Groves's farm on the 18th lest— and about 9 *Week
saw the prisoner put his hand into a ben's neat near •
rick, and take out two eggs, and put ono into eaoh of
his trouseen pocket.. He then went towards a barn,
where some men were at work, and was going no •
ladder when witness charged him with the robbery and
took the eggs out of his pocket. One of the eggs witness
had previously marked that morning. Prisoner stated
that he did not intend to steal the eggs, bat was going
to take them to hie mistress—Prosecutor was then
called, and stated that Deer, who was in his etnploy, had
no imams whatever at the plates. His work was in the
barn. He also stated that he bad missed egg. from the
nest for some time, sad on one occasion • chalk egg
was enhetituted for a hen's egg.—Prtsoner elected to be
tried by the Magistrates, and waa committed for one
month with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

BLLNDFORD.

COUNTY Come, Tuesday, Feb. 16th.—The only ease
of interest beard before hie Honor, T. R. P. Lefroy,
Esq., was the following :—/earisr v. V. A. Smith, Esp.
—Claim CZ 7s. 6d. for wages, of this £l9 15s. 6d.
we. paid into eourt.—Mr. Atkinson appeared for the
plaintiff, and the defendant was represented by Mr.
Johns, of Ringwood. The plaintiff was formerly groom
and coachman to theMelendant, who is • eolicitor, and
resides at Litton Hones, near Ellandford.—The amount
disputed, 5:3 12a, was for four week's wages at 18s.
per week. It appeared from the statement of the
plaintiff that he had been in the defendant'. service
over 19 years, and la the servitie of members of the
family over 25 years. That when first engaged he
rewired las. per week and his food, which was sub-
sequently r deed to 14... and that his engagement with
the defendant for ease years previous to his dismissal
was at the rate of 18e. per week, house found, and one
suit of livery earth year. He also stated that he was
not paid weekly, nor was there any agreement of
weekly service. Rut that his master paid him about
four or five times a year, when he presented an amount
of sundry small payments, nob as tolls, he., which he
made on his master's behalf.—Mr. Atkinson, on behalf
of his sliest, patesitted Arai, that be was a yearly
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

WAREHAM.

THS Liesfl.,L DIMMISTRATIOIM.— In addition
to the diaper given on Friday in honour of
W. M. Caloraft, the wives of the voters
were entertained very pleasantly on Monday, the
15th. Mrs. Pike and a few other ladies provided
a first-rate tea in the Town-hall. The room was
decoreted se on the previous Friday. Son after six
o'clock the hell was Ailed to its karmic. Amongst
those who honoured the Proceedings with their
prseence we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Pike, the Misses
Pike, Mir Dowers, Miss Penton, Mr., Mn., and Miss
Willcox, Mr. and Mn. Daniel, the Ray. and Mn..
Lloyd, Mr. L Pike, Mr. F. and Mrs. Beggs, Mrs.
Anderson, Mr. Lewis Wilcox, to., Ac. The manner in
which all enjoyed the social cup wee most gratifying to
witness. On the removal of the tables the Ray. Mr.
Lloyd read some semis! Moen Miss Pike (alw•Yi •
great favourite with Wareham audiences) wing witlf
her natal well-known taste "The BUMF. daughter of
Islington" end "Ring out Wild Bella," in both of which
she was voeiferously applauded; Mr. Anderson lad
the Rev. Mr. Lloyd also song very nicely several songs;
Mr. Harris and Mr. Webb gave some comic songs,
which created roan of laughter ; end Mr. W. Davey
afforded considerable amusement by a comic reading.
The National Anthem closed the evening's proceedings.
All present seemed to nave thoroughly enjoyed them.
calves, and at the aloes they gave hearty sheer. for Mrs.
Pike. Mrs. Lloyd ably sacompanied on the piano
throughout the evening.
Coorrr PSTTS SIESIOSS, Tneaday.—liefore 0. W.
Farrar and E. J. WelkEeqrs.
Andrew Riggs, of Wiefrith, was summoned on the
complaint of George Scutt, keeper to Mr. Mandell, for
using a wire for the purpose of takiog a hare at
Winfrith, on lands in the occupation of Mr. J. A.
Damen, on the 3rd locust. Convicted and nom-
mitte 1 to prison for two months.

,
jaw Warren, of Warelulu. sump, woe summoned
on the eomplsint of P.C. ElprankUn, for being drunk sod
riotous at Chureh Knowle. —He wee sent to prison for
14 day.
- - • • •

_
W./fines Walli4, WY summoned for leering a carriage
of tbe floeth-Weetern Railway at Wareham, whilst the
same was in motioa.---He pleaded guilty, and was
6ned6s. and Ti. 6J. sesta.

--
Moses Masternsims, a Warden, was fined 10e for
riding a horse with a wound under the saddle at Norden
on the 11th.

Joseph Ditty, of Swamis was summosed by P.C.
Hart, for being &sok and riotous al Elwanage.—Fined
tic sad costa.

SATUIDAT.-8410111 Miles Itodgett, Esq.-- 4 man
named Moose Selby was brought up in custody of
Sergeant Floranos, charged with basing been absent
from the annual training of the Dorset Militia, at
Dorebeater in April last. He was apprehended by the
eergeant at Highwood on the previous day, from •
description given in the Polka Gazette. He admitted
the offense, and was fined 0 and 84. coats; and, in
default, was committed to prison for two months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

PREPARED

COCOA;

Wilms le
Tho ExoeHence of Prepared Cocoa.
QtatteA3E lb. PACKETS, IT ALL GROCTIS,
ONE SHILLING PEN POUND.
HAA onreonve name, but Quality to recommend S.
Manufactory—Pinsbzuy Steam KUL, Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

CATTLE. lIARILETS.

_
MirritoPouraii,—Thu—ralay.—Only moderate supplies
of beasts on sale; neverthelese, the trade wee quiet.
In prime, however, .no chimge took place. With sheep
the market was scantily supplied. There was • firm
demand, at full currencies. Calves were in moderate
request, at late rates. Pigs were quiet, on former
terms.
Per gib., to sink the Offal. . .

s. a. a. d
Ist coal...beasts 3 6to 810 jPrlselloutl.dowoo6 Bto 6
Second quality... 4 0 le 4 0 LIT. mono 051.444 Bto 6
Primo largo esou 4 10 to 5 4 IPrlote mall
Prone @seta, Ste. 5 6tO & 8 largo hogs I 8 to 4
If. imeree sheep 3 10 to 4 4 Neat tool. porkers 4 10 to 5
bewail quality .. 4 6to 5 6 Sciatic/. 441,44404 h 24 oto 26
Priem roars.. wild 5 6to 6 2 Qr.old otr.pate.de 22 oto vs

TOUSIII

TOTAL SOPPLT. ------
Bawls
1.1.1 vs
lir 7O Pio —
21111111111BLD, Friday .—Mddevate supplies have bow
on Bale, with a tatr demand. Prime have ruled as
under :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-23

Mt ilutirt.

FREAK Or NATOLI AT STERIAI LAIGPORD.--41
belonging to Mr. T. P. Sways' • few day. sines gave.
birth to a lamb of most remarkable form, beefs' two
perfect bodies with four legs to east, bat joined to-
gethor at the breast, and having one neck sod bead. It
died during birth. It is intended to preserve the lamb•
is • earioetty.

DYING URI a Bwan.-11dlle. Bettinl, one ay.
Wertel's mast promising pupils, stopped Mort lasa
week in a rooted' during bor 610012 et Park, sank
down. and expired shortly after. She bad jest signed
brilliant engagement, sad gave promise of an excellent
future.
Lrsontio.--A negro of Hemphis eloped vritk the
white daughter of hie employer. Her parents objeeted,
and the negro fell into the sheriff's hands. The Ka-
Klux-Klan delivered the man from eustody, pound
turpentine over him, "bong him up by the neck, and
lot him on fire I When halt roasted, he was allowed
for the moment to eseape, but wat shot down in Hu
attempt."

BIIICIDS OF • GM. —An inquest wail hold at
Denton, Kent, on the body of a young woman named Family dun Draysoci, 17 years of age, who had oom.
muted suicide by drowning. From the evident.' it
appeared that a young man whilst fishing for teleto the
canal got his spear entangled In the deoessed's hale sad
brought her to the curfew With ardstanos tits body
wee taken out of the water. Her mother last saw ler alive oa Sunday night, the 14th Met, when she sailed her into the bedroom to ask her a question. On the
following morning the mother entered the deoeseed's
room to con her to breakfast, when she found that her
bed had not been slept in, that some of her head
ornament, were lying upon the table, and that the
sloths' she bad worn during the doy were in the room.
The body was found on Wednesday morning. TI •
diseased we. shout lasing married to a yoeng man, tle
son of a pilot in Gravesend, and they had been twt •
"asked" in thumb. In the deoemed's room a surd was
found, coutoining the following, written by her with •
lead pencil :—" Dearest mother, good by.. Heaven
bleat you. You have drives me to thia I gave up my
life for his sake,
She hod also written a letter to her sweetheart, as
foUows:—" My own darling Joh_li °°oo°t longer live,
Aunt m eon tell you the
00. Mg Yokkood h7O- ,° .
spirits that hie father may not turn Lie out"
reason. y darling, don pis • tie oar. watch
aW watch over you. With
over ear
thouaaodn kisses, I remain, my own darling, yenta
faithfoUy in death, EMILY DIATOM,. Take on Of
y &Alamo The Jar, returned a vordiet of
Temporary Insanity."

Purim) sad Pubbaited, at Obarab-rtraat, rettarler,
by ALszEn Awns, ot ths Parish of Fordtadiaa, toy
sodf and stspropitator.
Tuesday Febraary 23, 1,23

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30

SIIAFTESHGRY.

NOVEMBER FAIR.—At our fair. OD Tuesday, a fair
amount of Muumuu was done in stock at average
priors.
A BARONE7c7.—George Carr Glyn, of Stmimore
l'ark, in the county of Middlesex, Es' is gazetted
by the name, style, and the title of Baron Wolverton,
of Wolverton, in the county of Buckingham.
THE NißfictrlS or WIIESTMINSTIIeti WiLL.—The
terms of the late Marquis's will are as follow i—
i 40,11041 a year and Motcoinhe are bequeathed to the
Dowager Marchioness. I:2,000 a year to Lord
Richard Grosvenor, £5,000 to each of his lordship.
married daughters, in addition to their marriage
portions. The Lady Theodora Grosvenor inherits,
at her mother's death, the princely property of
ltlotcombe and the whole of the magnificent
jointure now esjoyed by the Dowager klarchionesa
Of course the hulk of the late Marquiis property is
strictly entailed, and, therefore DOW devolves upon
the present Marquis, who it is said, almost with his
accession to the title, has proclaimed his determine.
tion to devote himself to racing pursuits. Big stud
will be trained by Wadlow, at Stanton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30

BEN SON'S

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K EY LINA CHURCH LOCKETS
CHRONOGRAPH HALL AND SHOP NECKLACES
Yr. BENSON, who holds the appointment to ELL IT.
the Prince of Wales. has just published two pamphlets,
enriched and embellished with illustrations—one upon
Wsteh and Clock Slaking, and the other upon Artistie
Gold Jewellery. These are sent post free for 24. amok.
Persons living in the eountry or abroad can select the
article required, and have it forwarded with perfect
Nafety.-25, Old Bondetreet, and the City Steam
Worls, Si and 60, Ludgate-hill, London.

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The frames can be niade either of wood or tubular iron.
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ledaL haa been awarded to LIERIG COMPANY'S
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A single trial will at once convince the consumer of
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30

BEAMINSTER.

MISADVISTORL —A few days ago • little child named
Curtis ate acme berries which he bad found. In a short
tint, he Pm taken ill, and h 4 all the symptons
Poisoning. Medical aid WY et once procured, and the
child is nnw better, tbenyb not yet quite out of danger,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30

pARAFFIN LAMPS WITHOUT
CHIMNEYS.

ROWATI"B PATENT A2WOAPNIO LAMP
gives the whitest dams and most brilliant light of any
lamp known.
NO ORINNEY, SMOKE, OR SMELL.
The No. 9 Burner glees the light of Eight Sperm
Candles at a cod of One Penny for dye hours.
THE PATENT SAFETY STABLE LAMP
s the Bost Lsntern in use. No Farmer should allow
any other light to be rued about his premises. No straw
or any combustible Gan reach the flame.
Manufactured by
T. ROWATT AND SON
EDlNlteht.ll klutiDON.
May to bad thrungli iwy respectable Ironmonger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30

HUNTING APPOINTIIEN

The East Dorset Hounds will meet on this day,
(Tumidly), Sturminster Common ; Wednesday, blin-
'Arington Down; Friday. I)ee. 3, Houghton Wood—
"I'.
The Illsekmoor Vale Foxhounds will meet on Tuesday
(ibis day) King Stag, Fulham ; Frulay, l'uddritions;
Saturday Ith, Nether Conapton—ot 11,
Mr. Hadelylle's Hounds will meet on Thursday,
Deo. "" Arinswell—at 11.
Lor I Poltinsore's Hounds will meet on Wednesday,
Harwell; Friday, Grimstons GM.; Saturday, Lang-
don—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30

PORTLAND.

4TH Dormer ARTILLICKY. —On l'uesday evening
Captain and Adjutant Keating inspected this tine
corps. The recruits were first lint through the
manual and platoon exercise individually, after which
they were sent to the guns. The adjutant being
satisfied with their performance, the whole battery
was next put through manual and platoon exercise.
The adjutant expressed himself highly pleased with
what he had seen, and Lieutenant Jacob, of the Hon.
Arti.lery corps, expressed his pleasure at making
the acquaintanoe or so fine a oorpa, and witnessing
their highly efficient drill. There were present—
Lieutenants 611,4, Andrews, and Holland, and S 5
men. Upwards of It/0 have made themselvee efficient
for the year.