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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

A-MARRIED CLERGYMAN (M.A., 0x-
..01- ford), receiving a limited number of PUPILS to
Educate witb his own Sons, has vacanciaa—Address
' "BAT. N. S. N.," Dorset Aggress offioe, Dorchester.

DOB.CRESTRR AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
- '
'THE - GENERAL MEETING, and also the
ANNUAL LTAIRITION of . CATTLE and
STOCK...wilt take place in Donossitrtat on SATURDAY,
29th JULY, 1865.
In additi on to the premiums offered by the Society,
there are twOntyrone puttee of Plate; of tho oidei of
£5 each, offered for oompetition.
Stock to be ishibited mottlie on the.Shoengroond by
balf-paau ten o'clock in the morning precisely.
The ANNUAL DLNNRIL of the Sety .wilL be :held
It the Kyno's Anne Gomm, Dorchester, on Saturday,
Aho 23th July next. . ri,u• rry.ll
G. J. ANDREWS, Be.. See.
Dorchester, 3rd Jinni,
,1865. I

. .
!APIA YO OhHWY .AND. LAITY.
%ICAL4OURNAL, and.Chroniole
Juited Church of England and Ireland,. is
,rory,Tbaradit awning. Pi treats exalt:Aver '
..ch tartlets in Brigleid,. Ireland, and the
j _furnishes iinforietAiba to Churchwardens, and
at the ettensiee Led sisfenoehl the•Ohoreh It'
3Ehripas ins:tuitions. • It. leading articles are
eeolesiaatieel , resets and lipialows et the day,
its coungrehenstre • =eiders el Church literature
long atiituisdaor Aida JbtTtl the confidence
liniurrees readers,, Prise 6d,, Stamped, 7i.;
tri WiLmork.32, Beternoatearois, London. ' "

, of the

w. briticatT, ALBIRT-TIRRAOR, PORTLAND,
, Agent for the "Ron!. Inn hid Life Insurance
inann "The awned .Proviacitei Life Aunranee'
piny, Litifited," an 4 "The Viatoris Benefit Society,
istered." ' 44plioatsen ,to be made between the
riot 10 aid 41; on Sattirdays hem 10 till 6.

VIC =x uz...Tl',l.i ito:rr Wilk ,
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pv boa ,d;

hid reirrdata. 34400 li. 14, u4l 112.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

These
I "d
ienlars,Or
iDfrIIIA for

~rttmec.iy

• PROUD'S BENHDfCT FILM.
For Females about the middle age of Life.
This Medians is justly coldbrated for all Female
complaints, Nervous Disorders, Faint Sweats, Loos of
Appetite, Sick Head Ache, Lowness of Spirits, and all
°courting frregnlirities in the Female System, at s
oertain plrild of Hie. Sold in boxes at Is. led. azlt.
EVES," ONE WHO KEEPS A HORSE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

FrocO the Mork Lane
" Arsoopt thous to Thom
IMails at the Stettin Stow, we
N. Nicholson, Trent Iron Work,

*441P8,2

I iiiireei

I iii;wlll%
I sisential

Horse Bakes. One
4n their ,

10 12th, 1866.
; with Nicholson'

awarded
omitted
_

Express.
were •••

1•••••••11•11M MIN

"Purity and

Alio

of Quality."

- -
COLMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Bean their Trade Mark, the Battle IfraD, on eaoh Package.
warn the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
--e• Thou GENUINE and DOUBLE SUPERFINE are Qualities particularly reowaseaded kr
, MpIOINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINIMt CAN BE PIitODUOR,
,
Sold by an Gloom -eat
J. la I .14 1 J. 00L kt ifir, D.O N.
i!-1, -.di
SAW

- iii;ki-iis
t'haws
NaintrOd- need the Eirted principle into ..-
nay ir; it is very much like a Machine ,
2411•11ohtea, it dalii.bary, on the visit ot the .
that Cathedral City ; but the vest origin.
Iliteltaker,(Nieholson) bee cenfly Iwo oblige
rlibe plainer and aimpler sr is, di
.7e Atoreity, in order to get lig tem, the
-Aid in tbe hay barred field."
Irma *belly* Lam Express, i-
'*eaMlk.rs were on trial,
filoadirt AM is 104dio!ayoar."

kIL Cl re
et++ -- Bxcelleace
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

gtretTgeri,
as.ist ,
skin,
labour.

the lives of

Powders have .
- valuable Home,
ble of the Spo,'
to be given
racing,

be kept in
4 Fanner, tce.,
site, or fatigue from
other cause. They _
15000, prevent swelling of 5. legs,
eppeevanee of the
VMorse from his accustomed
..,„hously by A. J. EVANS, Ch
*Mr. FRooD.) High-Reabetr.aet.,l
- the King's Arms.
; and hiss, It. 9d.
iiICOMEW

Spoitaman,
to oboe of

Ohemil,

Sold
Mod 2s. d.

obtained

may
boxier, in Jmplementa, or direct from the

SHOULD 17811
RESTORATIVE CONDITION
.0 SVDERS.
" been 0-

means of
shook:
Post-

. Jou of
4 work, or
invigorate
digestion,
without

;I:l;Oiiesis—r;

_ _

'LOUGHS.

St
, of tam 6
hays won
.1174' ay
kongera and

ELK

won I

a ARMS
t• . • L
tibMS 11.11111inlage
Wing
always
ne
master, - , yto be
appetite, - hunting,
_ , increase
t▪
h
the
and Produce a gir1...1,1
withdrawing 0-
Prepared
(tosomaor to Mr.
tire doors below
la rout lid. •
11ANP _
AT the , heat Trials of the
Newts/Ms, these FloOdiho won
PITO Prises offered. kallOO that tuna t
23 All England Champion "rims. They
Licht, end economical. Priem from £3 to
. . . . _ . _

i (.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

VOR VHEL
-WOtif MAINS,
rMdbelntrebmt, Ott ant
811 tent
ratf &
20 0 PATTERNP

ATTE/INa S,•Post•free.
the de
00L0111101WArig ktiIMnGUINEAns.
S.
NIOEOI.BOE4O4E. 5e to MINNA ?tau s Chureh-yant. London.
es Ladies should write the sho before purehlWng.
RATENT FOOD (Dr. Ridge'slfor INFA_NTS
and INVALIDS. A onkel food. Satisfying, etrenithening,
soothing for Minute. Agreeable, digestible, nourishing for
invalids. The best and cheapest fc—t
Sold by all Chemists in canisters. 44.. et, ed.
WRY spend months of suffering & pounds
NE r
stoWs hie'linc.'iswouheTj'hMePerrtg UsmG/11:sc. IngTiel,Cfelekg
and skin a e otts it entee.lll a remarkably short time. Sobl hy
chemists, and the Maher, latnplotigh, 113 Holborn-hill DC.
CIRICIrET.—.IOIIS LILLYWRITE'S
• Cricket Warehouse, Seymour West, Euston Square, NM.
Illustrated price-lists free,
TIIE " CRICKETER'S COMPANION,"
hut Published, len pages, pest-free. thirteen stamps.
It EDUCTION of prices of 'VULCANIZED
IRMA-NrSALit NACU INK BA N DS. Valves, Washers. Ste. DOW,
VOID& Gat Ments; and all articles made in this material. Feces
staranceen lirrieute below any in tlis trade, and all Goods
fully E Deem, Bermondsey Rubber Works. and
?Slipper The et iteta.ondon. A omit wanted In thin district.
111UPIANOFORTEST—The " COMPRESSED"
• is the best for purity, poirtfr Of tone, durability and finish,
and for Meow ablest in Itketrated Lint (tree) embraces the
most important scientific improvements Of the day.-7 octaves,
att. 11, to at thigh. 20 to 001;011mm. iwVellitor and manufm.
tureir, C. HAMPTON,slClusrlottest.. Fitzroy-square, ictuton, W.
GRIFFITHS,
THE SAITE MAN. WHO'S GRIFFITHS?
Apply at tg Cannon street Wept.
Sine Hundred New and Second-blind Fireproof Safes on Salta
TEAS—A Pnrther Reduction of Duty.
WEBBTER BROS'. are the best'Teas -in
London. Good Black, ts.: n e Strong, 25.44.,
is. ed. i Chigoe, is.. /3tra line Souchonsos.el. Orders or
se carriage paid to all parts of England; ,e 4 Wales, Scotland. I
Ireland.—WESS ?Ell BROS„ 39 Moormtestreet, Loudon. E.C.
BOR WICK'S BAKING POWDER
reCOMMended by the QUEEN'S PRITATH
BASER.. and patronised by the ARMY AND NAVY.
Boßwiers Makes Breed otthout Yeast.
BAKING Saves Eggs and Butter.
Prevents Indigestion.
POWDERI Is warranted it holesome.
In buying BORWICIEII RAILLNG POWDER take care that
you get it.
AB Wore are several spnrione and injurioul
age that the words " GEORGE BOB-
wurs.. " are ea every Packet. .
To be lad of nit respeetable Chemists, Grossers and (ernchndlers, in Id., ad., 41,.. and 44. Packets. and in latent Boxes.
64, to. 1.64 and te. each. Wholesale of G. BORE IC K. Chiswell
Street Aare Little Meornelthe, Landon.
pALE SHER

"iT. or!.

... at 365. per Dozen,
tos A 06VITLINAlell TAT. BOttieilk, STA CASeS,
in-
su4et Tomo Ow& Peet Orden esrable
wines tlEtti TAFF OF C 111111136.
CHARLES WARD & SON
. ematurya 1 Chapel strata W.
31, W., LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

Sion io
Hidt

WEST STAFFORD.

Oil Sunday week sermons were preached by the
Rev. Reginald Smith, rector of West Stafford, in
the parish church, in behalf of the Church Building
Society, and the collections amounted to £3 121.
CH
STRAINING THIS Law.—Oeorg• Clark, • beerhonse
keeper, at Charminster, was on Saturday charged before
H. Williams, Esq., Major dstell, and M. Williams,
Esq., for allowing two horses to stray on the highway,
on Sunday, the 7th June. The witness in this case was
P.C. Sprake. The defence was that the horses had
been taken by the servant boy to the river to water,
and that on going back in order that the animals might
not eat the growing barley through which they had to
pass, the boy had to lead then, in, one at a time, to
the clover field. The bench eked the polioeman how
long the horses were in the road. The constable replied
he did not know, he merely saw them grazing there and
passed on. The Bench said he ought to have remained
there some time to see if they were left to graze there
—it was not enough simply to see them in the road.
Summons dismissed.

fr.•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

PediThietel6;6ll"lll44 7:10411*41:: 1
might iiiisak OY 'salons
he believed, ea either

f tibotad
J *kb alarm _
Vasil *the-possible ftiture c.
- himself, They looked
poweiful intellect.
looked

MAU

r:ani
. ueo-•they - ~ at. . wonderful abilit3
o ' argument and those reasoning powers, too
nitaet 1 Jeadieg to .conclusions unsatisfactory to
hiniself, and very often incomprehensible to them
who heard him. That powerful mind and thole
t qui:lilies were now kept in order under the,l
.ttetrainiog band of the venerable and distinguished '
Premier. But there might be a time when that
strong band Would be removed; and then the COll-
- v ern might be forgiven if they looked with
asinie apprehension to the ibility of the
hon. gentler:Met being p at the head op.. ..
'fa this coptit' (Hear, hear.) Should h. 4s
placed in thidllistingnished position, then' he: mid
Me influence 4 a united Conservative party would-
lie the safety of the country. (Hear, hear.) It Wm
with the earnest desire of eupportino that Conserve-
k.
tivs party that he again asked his fellow oountrr. ,
men once more to return-him to Parliament. (Hear,
hear, and a voioe : "We a pity there'll no oppost.
tion, or you'd be turned out") When the time lel
e position came he should be reedy to meet it,
~ %
. red but little whether the Conservative parq
ght be in power, or remain in the cold Mids.°,
oppositiou he had no purpose to serve but
thie—to ii.o hi a duty to those who . Dent Mm
to Parliaments, and to promote to the beet
lof his ability the welfare of every class, of
, the community. (Applause.) He thanked them
' for the patient hearing they bad given him, and
assured them that he should use his best endeavours
Lie do his duty to them all. (Loud applause.)
, A vote of thanks to the High Sheriff, proposed by
the Hon. W. H. B. Portman, and seconded by H.
V. Start, Esq., having been acknowledged, an ad-
, 40arameat was made to the County Hall, where the
indenture of the election was duly signed, after
which, in accordance with ancient oustom, the three
members. girt with swords as knights of the Shire,
1 rode through the principal streets of the town on
horseback.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

n=.
' 4tutb

coroner's
Murder,'
trisd

A
Istaiftm —The
has arrived 1
;Pila ..lairill'socompenTh•d I

Queen .
Hopkins, IstA
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. prevent
given for

THE DO'

wives, or other
oat in one of the
some mishap, the
to a violent gust
all preoi-
Hart, and

from the
, of those
iging the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

GUERNSEY and JERSEY.—THROUGH
COMMUNICATION between the GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY and the CHANNEL
ISLANDS, by every train to Weymouth, and from
Weymouth Harbour every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at 6.0 a.m., by feet Mail Steamers. The
shortest sea passage is by the Weymouth route. See
Great Western Penny Time Tables.
J. MAUNDERS, Manager.
Weymouth, May, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

SHORTEST Mill) WWII:MT 4 PAMILHE TO
CANADA AND THE UNITED STA.TBS.
(No Passports required by this Line.)
, rriEnll MONTREAL 'OCEAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
r COMPANY'S STEAMERS Sail from
LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as

follows :

HIBERNIAN ... July 20 I NOVA SCOTIAN July 27
Calling at LONDONDERRY every FRIDAY, to take OR
board Peneengers and Mails.
FARINA—First cabin, to Quebec, New York, and
Boeton, £lB 18a., 115 156., and En 13e., according to
aooommodation, _

STaseaas.—To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
£5 55.; Children under Twelve, half price; infant'
ender Twelve Months, Ells.
Quickest and Cheapest route to the Western States.
Passengers booked by all the principal Railway' to all
parts
of Canada and the United States, at very low.
_ _ .

For Passage, apply to
WILLAM SEARLE & CO.,
15, Water-street, Liverpool.
Ocean Passage and American Railway Guide and
Government Pamphlet on Canada sent on receipt ot
tour stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

ogard. to
believed
in

—v.-. presented to them that
day he they ;Weald 'armad.r it in satis-
factory. evinced that they had not laboured
altogether .- vain, by the increase of traffic during
the past half year as compared with the correspond-
ing one last year. By the works now going on at
Highbridge, they hoped eventually so to increase
the trend so to be able to declare a dividend. lt
was from profit made by increased traffic that this
aloneoonldbedone. With increased traffic, however,
there must of necessity be increased expenditure,
and here he most remark that the large item under
this head vras caused by the maintenance of the
permanent way being paid out of the income,
instead of ,as formerly out of capitol. The working
!expenses, though some might think them higb, were
ranch smaller than those of many lines. He looked
upon the present time as the termination of their
first year of working, and therefore considered it
wsry astisfactorx that the revenue had increased
40 per oent. He trusted that with increased atten-
tion to the development of their (raffia they would be
able to come before the shareholders and not only
be able to say tluit they Mid paid all expenses but
also find something in hand to give back to &re
gentlemen who had taken shares in the Somerset
and Dorset Railway. He 'begged to porpose the
, adoption of the report. (Cheers.)
Sir B. B. Bxeten, Bert., seconded the motion.
After variant inquiries had been made and
answered, the report was adopted.
M. CASTLI, Esq, called attention to the incorrect:
nem of the map amompanying Wright's Railway
Tune Tablea When he got to Burnham on looking
It the Map he saw no other way to reach Blandford
than round by Dorehester. The line from, Teniple-
enbe to Blandford was entirety omitted. from the

The-reporters were-regneuted to nietitteii it, so
.10iet the:Ripetrtioti oft Sitepttbliehet mightliiaifebted
to the matter.
Tote ot thADX•AO' tip
Pt yobigleavieelliiiitatotir
11" "Ndina" f ", /frt' -
1., •

,

CC"dl4,ll4442odirla+4
I The English FtWekiiiritiult to recover from
dr depreadon. "E'itlithi deal 90 to i for delivery
\9O Ito I for the.9th of.Aegnat ooefiada it difficult
',naiad the sainted preeperier of the country
rapeted on al/ hands hum the hustings. Bank stock
off at 24/' to 2112 ; 'Reduced and New Three per
a. 8211 to 1; Julia savaela 214 to 217; India Five per
&Blitlitof; atom Paper 102 to i and 109 i to
1; India Bonds 17i. to 21 s. pm. and Exchequer
P4lpnt.,
!trenlits.llo-the done of the vreek mire on the. hi.
with a plentiful supply of moseyr end short
Mee! ‘F"it",,ket 1191 Pt2ipar Nat p
4flrsiarn from the Beak of 13ngleed fort the
tarthe ilich Mr glees the foliclring
eekopored vrith.the *Mous week I+l,
•
£3,428.340...1ne5e5di
id flepoeite.. 4,690,231,,Theempe,,,4,
fdeimeite 16.20.245-Atersest
3.hc other side ef the oecoenre...4 ./ .
fitment secnridee2lo,39B,9o9...Deerned SIM
eantritiee 2141614J(0.. Demote 'WMO73
tifiemplozed Ml9.og...Deerame . 736,62 f
amount of notes in eireulat
imbueßeft,999, aid
_

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

• MST PRRUViiIi GUANO.
BLESSES. SCOTT bx RELX'S SUPERPHOSPHATE
AND OTHER MANURES.

OIL C&KE STULL' F.S.

_-
HENRY TAYLOR, 44, Souni-erairir,
ORCEMMIEL

_
Ploughs, Harrows, Corn and Manure Drllls.—Steam
Rngines and M. chines by Clayton, Stinttlewerth, and
Co., Brown and May, and other eminent Makers.—
Fowler's Howard's, and Smith's Steam Ylonghe and
CultivatOrs.—Wood's nd other Mowing and Reaping
Machines.—Horse k kes and Haymaakers.

TRORLtY'S FOOD FOR ()AMIE ;
Corn and Flour B..ka ; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Corers ; Cart Grease; Machine ; Cotta Peroba,
India Robber, . n leather Banda; India Rubber and
Cotta Perch tubing, tie.
_ AGRICL 'II7R L IMPLEMENTS
_

Of every descrir tic. With the -Letee--t—fin—p.ro-vements.
Garrett's, and Priest and Co'.. Economic Turnip
and Manore Drills.
SWEDE, TURNIP, MANGOLD, & OTHER SEEDS
Of the hest quality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

r. ;
• tPIMOTAIA`1 11
W From Mr. RICHARD SEIRLIM /3awoott, Salop.
I "Bawoott, MunslowoOlimrph Stratton, Salop,
+l7 I " March 11, 1.
"Mr. Joeeph Beach.—Dear Sin—Have thb goodness
to send me one ton of your Farinawous Food fete Cattle
and Pigs, end fire cwt. of Condiment for Horses, as soen
as possible. I have lately tried various other oondi-
ments, but, after using yams sines 1559, must in truth
admit it is by far the hist and cheapest Ighaye ever had
for Stook. dl all description... •
,RDyourisamitruir,Ey..

•
From Kr. .T9Wa l3ionataAi fil.thgf user.
' ',hr.,
POxleyorisorWeiverh pub, Kel.si S,--
" Mel; J...Boidlormiteet W-4 here a
more than forty years, and hasessefhosi It
yoar Farinseeins Food is by far the 4,1
thing foe tea lc-Calves I have ewer tried,; and II am
tore it would ell answer every frnar's porpoise to oso
it.
" Years truly, JOBEFff rpFrO*l:l."
Nookorous other Testimenitleibutr4tile,
preotioel men, owl linenelkilli2 tan
Dudle7- .I', reutelli 't
Tanou Prige.ll.lt4,lllolon. tit the Lied.
~glugharn Yet stnecnpsnowly:listristntes, the
„hot ' nth* Shoe), and, ,fed • opt,
Sho Food during "e i our gAtAllitzWitiot
w. •
-•
~1 1 animals competing must be duly registekedlin the
ogees of the said Shows-SW baying been fed upon
CH'S Farinaceous, Food, p_slidely "Mt have been
.wpbseed of JOSEPH Suers reoogtused Agents or, 804
gqnts, *from -himselk• ' • ti

beet
ktfeei

)74tOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINOLINES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND LATEST FASHION
Are always stamped with a CROWN,
BOLD tIY GOOD DRAPERS EVERY WHIRR
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

la. lila was
asaiepeindant
iseag

tiling.,
wiser to
tbat ha
'would
--`

this
and that
mend in
to the
Party.
he la ea

The Ikill

-------
Ahe'lloret-
..sgest. It
la the narrc
• was Peters
him-
hon.

.c ofc-1
charge
"t
-w

d Reform,
Ma's Govern.
‘v satisfactory

would be
After

I

. oppeemit . __ _ —. preferred
vreptu.garlf: Ito irr***4l6l-) ,''
' brought . opponent was the ge.
• that tinveleeteral choice wascen6ned within
' limits of "load conneatioes." If so, why t—
ail% there, sled Pitcher, wed why the lest.
mil? Bo much witk re:dnlrliiihil e h
gentleman thee edened to . ; rialllirli ,
the elects:in of Illiski re, eillts w ' silk
the pointed cry of the Cqgserva*e at the present
election wee to he based. 111 reedW into this—" We,
the Conservatives, dielabieffice." The only questions
touched upon in the address were Chmeb-rates and
Jieform, mid, therefore, he thought he had a right to
consider that lee weapons of defence and attsck at
- election were to be Church-rates and Reim—
that at policy of Lord Palmerston's
in weary other respect was not only saidatan....
. ceentry at large, but also to the Conservative
./. iii.pplanse.) Be wee quite prepared to vote,,
.. li ad done over and over again, for the tot' -
entePetrolition of Chureh-rates. Fie then ad,
tiu various modes in irhiti they had been
hutiorePaftsmett, sod to ft test that therisajority .
rpromh can decline to raise one farthing es Church-rates.
lie also referred to a Pill Introduced by the Archbishop
• of Canterbury, providing that any parish twice following
refusing to make a rate, should henceforth be free
- --o Church-rates. He edverted to what was
i voluntary principle, and said he
If Church-rates were abolished, the
N Church would be amply maintained
subscription& Hai trusted that there
i be In this country many who were anxious
„ to maintain and beautify their parish
churches. As • proof of what had been done bv
'voluntaryism biting/0, he remarked that from ths
beginning cf the prs&ist oentury to 1960, £II,OOO,OCE
sterling, or More than £163,000 soyem, had been en
.Pended cto el A l:woke* and chapels. , so mash -fa
the
Videntagy iwatsis, and fair the bee:ear the
the fabric of the Church would
If Church-rates ' were abolished. Aft
to the varions_miam_testestires ,brought
.11iuseet, and. their dekad or withdrawal,
mainly attributed to the apathy ....--
subject, be said the fearful etril s
bested the ardour of mealy rebtritweis
e prosperous, while the grestrepoblis of
t tried and found wantiog--deemeracy
as tyrranical as despotism. He sr
and asked Wesel V
1 posipose reform.
. anode& a midden ,
*as undue Pallor
way .almodisasted, s 4
A Pririllei od Me fro
desireda that the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

COUGHS! COUGHS!! COUGHS!!!

Everiiii--fEdfiniii: • 'cob-dif—kus.
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TUpiD,k,Y, JTTLY 18, 1865.

ANCIENT ORD Eft

OF FOEESTE&S

DORCHESTER.

TB E Committee of COLIrt PROGRESS, No.
3038, of the above Order, have the plesstre to
"noanoll re DEMONSTRATION and FETE will
take plebe on MONDAY, the Slat of 3 crLy, 1865.
A GRAND PROCR,BIOwiII Is formed at 10
o'cloek a.m. by the Brethren ire Full Costume, with* the
handsome Paraphernalia, Emblematic Banners kc:, of
the Order, in • Field situate in Charlee•stneet, and
perambulate the town, acconpanied by She splendid
BRASS BAND of the 3rd DORSET RIFLES, and the
13 ROHISTER BRASS BAND.
The Brethren will attend Divine Service at St. Peter's
Church.
A PUBLIC DINNER will be provided at Two
o'clock, at which the Worshipful ~,the Mayor, (S. P.
ALDRIDGE, Feci.,) bee kindly codiented to preside.
Tickets 2s. 64.
Tea. at 1.5., and other Refreshments at undefiled
charges. "

ALTERATION OF DAY OF FIRST SALE TO
FRIDAY, 21frr JULY, 1865,
For the greater convenient* of Gentlemen attending
the Royal Agricultural Society's Show.
--
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.........,:sllll4/T- NOTICE OF SALE OF
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- • '
o—
pp. JORN• WATERS (CANAL,
' SALISBURY) is desired to give
• ' neg of Absolute and Unreserved BALE
°^4llllB'yeel i AUCTION' on the Prems es, of the
Entire mg Flock, Rama and Ewe Lambe, the
property of Mr. EDWARD WATERS, Stratford-sub-
Castle, Wilts. The First Sale will take place on
FRIDAY, 21st JULY, 1885, and will eomprise about
150 Ram Lambs and Rama, the Two-Teeth Ewes, and
the Full-mouthed reserving the remaining ages of
Ewes with the -W ant late-dropping Ram
Lambs for the

1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

CHRISTCHURCH.

The nomination for this borough took place on
Tuesday. The candidates were Admiral Walcott,
the We member (Conservative), and Mr. Brlmand
Haviland Burke (Liberal.) Sir G. E. M. Tappa
Gwyn', proposed, and Mr. P. Tuck seconded the
election of Admiral Walcott. Mr. Burke was pro.
pound by Mr. Smith, and seconded by Mr. Kerley.
The gallant admiral and Mr. Burke having each ad-
dressed the meeting, a show of hands was taken,
Which was in favour of Mr. Burke.
itonsuve v. Ctrwris.—This case was tried before
this Magistrates at the Townhall, Christchurch, on
Monday, July 10th, as one of assault and beating, at
the Bournemouth Pier, on the 28th of June last,
and from what we can hear of the affair, was without
the least foundation, as the person accused in the
assault was in no way involved therein.

BOURNEMOUTH. .

ASSASSINATION 07 • Wednesday after
the result of the Cheltenham election bad transpired,
the friends of Mr. Berkeley became greatly excited,
and prinuled the streets shouting the name of their can-
didate. About nine o'clock in the ,evening, a man
named William Lynes, 30 years of age, was walking
clown the High-stteet crying "Berkeley for ever,"
whet a young man named John Thome Glass, •
chemist, at Bournemouth, booming annoyed,
threatened him, if he shouted Mr. Berkeley's name
with violence. Lynes again said "Berkeley
fm ever," and Glass immediately presented a four-
barrelled revolver to his bead and discharged one of
the barrel& in the poor man's face, the bullet entering
hi/Imonth. The wounded man was immediately
Zitded to, and on Glass being taken into custody •
ther three barrels of the revolver were found to
Ipaded with powder and ball, and a small phial
betels containing poison was found in one of his
Seta. The poor man Lynes lingered till Thum
morning, when ha expired. He has left a wife
four children to mourn his lose. Glass is about
90 years of age, and is of a mild, gentlemanly appear.
met. He seems now to be greatly dejected at, gm
frightful consequences which reimßed from hie
passion. He is married, and bad xins child- Se'
wie brought up at the polintriaart on Tharadiy,
and was remanded until Saturdiew The wrintillti
naturally caused great excitement in Chekenham.
where the prisoner was formerly in business, sod
where he era* much respected. He is the son of the
parish clerk of Cheltenham, and married the daughter
of one of its moat respectable inhabitants. The
-,oner's jury have returned a verdict of ''Withil
Glass, and he stands committed

k Ritiv)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

- .

Gurrtemas,-
7TT has been deemed advisable, with a view of
cionsulting the peace and welfare of the Borough,
7 that an unseemly contest shell not take piece; and
under these sainniustances, painful as it is to my Sid-
i lags after the generous and hearty way in which my
Candidature has been received, I find it advisable to
withdrew from this present contest.
In bidding you farewell, Iti wit your friendship will
not be long memos!, and I ma looking forward in full
hope of being your Representative in Yarhament at a
future time.
jars,
Yours faithfully,
HENRY EDWARDS.
The Burden Rotel, 12th July. 1865.
TO TUB BLECTOEB OF WRYKOITIIi .a..ND
MELCO WEE MILS.
fIarirSTANCIO3 that have lately come
V to my knowbridv, have oonvineed me, that a con-
' tested Election ip this Borough isannot ha suooessfally
carried on without having seeouras to • system of
Corruption, to which I will sot be • party. I have
therefore deemed it right, is order to discourage such
mactioes, end secure peace to the Borough, to retire
from the contest, with the . understanding that one of
our opponents shall adept the same course. I trust
that my motive in doing OQ may not bo misunderstood;
and that you will believe, that it is with regret that I
sever as; connection with friends with whom for the
has vim yeankih ;Os been to me a pride and a pleasure
to Lassedats.,',,",i

-
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WREN YOU ASK FOR

----
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Al inferior kinds are often substituted. It is sold by
all Grocers, Chandlers, &0., tco.

(WOTHERSPOON & Co. Gcseceow AND LDNDOD.)
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STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.R. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
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AND AWARDED THE PRIZE KEDAL. 1862.
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THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'S
PURE TEAS are now EIGH T•P INCE
CHEAPER.

TEA formerly 3e. 4d., REDUCED to 2a. Bd.
TEA formerly 3s. Bd., REDUCED to 3a. Od.
TEA formerly 48. Od., REDUCED to 3s. 4d.
TEA formerly 4s. 4d., REDUCED to 3€. Bd.
Two ounoe, quarter, half, and pound paoketa.
AR GENUINE PACKETS are signed,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

Silver
t.o name W.

OW

Weym—outh Plowman, confectioner, 94, St. Mary-st.
11 Tigwell, confectioner, 14, St. Alban's
Row.
Bridport
Poole .... Atkins, chemist, High-street.
•
Wimbome Short, chemist.
Christchurch Cox, confectioner.
Lymington Hockey, confectioner, 85, High-street.
Salisbury R. R. Hardy, chemist, 3, Catherine street.
Yeovil Vincent, confectioner, Princes-street.
WEIOLMIALR AISHOUBd.
17, Blomfield-street, City, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

smaarks

a member

, -eielfsire •
Apo 40t•ttete4
with the r-

fritairserainV
wets • 7
-mu. °Libor'

wbb.
make

prevent the
them,
. ,

sh• 11
'bsbhi

pFtial Or

Lquastion .
otiairre, •ad

oii!er

' demand

tr.olPfdkMlY,

1 the 1-
ninaboa •
04!".•

them
SOD Id _ _
such there were amongst •.
mischief they could to Church
, He wished to tee direct mad ,
' belanoed, and that brought him
question which had been much,
' —he referred tp the repeal of
I hear, and a voice: "We
1 would toll them, candidly what.
I q uestion, though it might not be
them. He did not oonaider the 7
ai party question. When be leo
be saw that 38 Conservative
= 794. d against
the
thc.emember* I or
a27:sy
, t that iturae - '' - '-
mare then
Without 4cmb4 ,
'bisin doidt, hy the ,
relieving the presetuie .
Portma4sonsidered that ,
agricolturishi oould fairly i
which mimed so heavily
At the same time he was
that this wail to be done
agitation would be imumdiatetv a,
always recollect that in Roam
eras *large majority of
from the sopiculturiata
numbers would be ,
county members wb
I much in the groi
did Irish nephew
m np-kill game to '
before they. .-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

FREE GRANTS OF LAND

ALL persona paying their own full passages
to the Colony roe ire a £3O Land-Order—equal
to 30 acres of Land—for each member of their families
of 12 years and upwards, and a £l5 land-Order for
each child between 12 months and 12 years.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGES are now given
without restriction as to age, to persons of the following
occupations: Shepherds, ploughmen, road-makers,
quarrymen, professed gardeners, miners, carpenters,
masons, bricklayers, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, ship-
wrights, Ito., also female domestic servants of good
character.

HENRY JORDAN,
Agent-General for Emigration for Queensland.
Appointed Agent for Dorchester
'MR. H. LING.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

deg
,Zisti,ent to
haft

-,itikry. Fair,

1,900 dollar

t 300,1
fair

General

early OM morning, he there a large
the most beautiful "aids," aod, the General
the volunteer staff. A
incident thee earared. Mrs Livermore
Orau4 these git:la ass dying to hisil
'dire to do it," 'Weil," said thd
they ivant to hiss me achy dOn't
o one A offered to since 1 have been here."
about 100 fairies pounced open him. He at-
retreat, but in vain; he essayed to break
zcay ranks without success. Then, for the
.cased himself vancluiabed, and calmly
TEAL Oa came the maidens by squads, in
ly4 they hit hint on the forehead; pelted
nese ; smacked him on the cheek, thin, or
must be dozens of kisses lying around
in the General's whiskers. Thelmro of a
.tle-delds blushed till his Nee became almost
At loot the girls 4rerti partly opooosed in their
"and he escaped.—Voice of the Pair.
LUMIBB ABT.—It is when Nature awakes
long slumbers, and shakes off the trammels
Winter, at that delightful season which the
so charmingly hails as the "youth of the
Peimarerab 'leveed(' doll' ammo,"

this
4, be
ithe4
singly;
the r

There

bidden

rage,

ins

infriantided

richest petfltinee fill the atmoaphere. The
fragile 4shiiikon 'of Spring begin to open one
- bright oorols, and to shed around their

THE.. _ _ dreuing-oase at
ago BantL. for the prettiest,. girl in
was voted *to, Yin Anna L Wpson, irtio
Aura .eie. 1,06 S for another late, and 7.22
, third. ---21 m whole number - , at a
3.4.71. The receipts
4no dollars. When
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

beau. Of shod ,
her, whether Conservative m
I Reform, the time would not
would liavt had to elect
of Refc

hlt the qua_
doratarte. He v..
had taken plaoe

. passed
4 the v
merciall

• rePteeln
A ii Parth
warm impporter o( ti
for •

„.
so doing was, tha
had been unjust'
out onj the Chin
-- who liked t
etleman t

now confessed that
' 1 he had sine.
to theilatert
He had now
'n power

.er
IRA
--
throw hi
ill 3
U
and
but be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

PH OT OGRAP H IO INSTITUTION,
38, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER.

Her Majesty's "' Ropti Lotto's
Patent fi,e;sr:ra-r• or
Photographs in XL-...1-17.t, Printers Ink.
Prize Medallist of the Photographic Societies of France
and gootland.
PORTRAITS

TAW DAILY PROM PM nu, FP7I.
Portraits and Views taken by appointment in any
part of the kingdom.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen. and
Apparatus supplied.

JOHN POUNCY,
HOUSE PAINTER, PLUMBER and GLAZIER,
Gilder, Decorator, Paperhanger, &c.,

IN ALL ITS BRiNCIIKEZ
Picture Frames and Room Mouldings of every
description made to order at the shortest notice.
_ OLD FRAMES REGILDED.

Workmen in any of the above Branches sent any
distance.

IOULL BENEFIT OF THE SIXPENCE PER
POUND REDUCTION OF DUTY ON TEA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

of- -o;nl7*-11
td Lifford
alleged t-

d( tp. Preaching, J doctrines,
thereby causing St. James's dispel of ease, of
he waa curate, to be deserted. Lord Lifford was
,ed, and deposed that in 1862. on his return to
after a short absence, he found that lavers!
Joon *binged to the plaintiff's teaching, more
ally with reference to the Sabbath, which he said
to be a visiting or "dining-out" day, and be
of to attend Meeniglale thumb. A memorial bad
seat to the bishop as to the plaintiff's character,
In his favour; but several persons who signed
ante to the defendant and told him that they
not done so for the purpose of baring the plaintiff
ined in the parish, he having been dismissed by the
I' for writing intemperate letters. The second
anal containing the alleged libel was then for-
d, the object of the defendant being "to show the
the expediency of removing Mr. Jones to another
" He further stated that *byre was an under-
between the bishop and himself that the
~was not to be retrieved until he got as good •
airlift of his own accord. Mr. Elevens, QC,
addreased the jury for the defendant in an able
Mr. Butt., Q.C. relined generally. After •
inedelmrse by the °hid duties, thejury, after •
el so hour's consideration, returned a verdict
and fld mats spinet Lord Lifford.

, plaintiff with

Tuee&Y 18.

, •

insessia-ea,
Ireland, at
Parishioners
esidoisily wi
Wit to be
, mused go ati
ben Mot to
Ased in ids
it sad* to
had not den
retained in
rector for
memorial c
warded, th,
hishpp ths
• dr _
. -
1. • .by Blown Power, and Published for himself end
. other 'Proprietors" THe Cirjrnoti len COUNT=
' -. Ins Comp,Axr, Rmisterad
0.. tilitireliwtrest, WILLIAM
77714 141PeogY. co°47'
of I, , • -
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nal- net .-
itt tue AlleiZell.


SOUTH AMPTON.
Or THS Q 171.11501 THE SANDWICN
Royal Msil steam ship Tessminis,
here. Among the passengers is
widow of King Kanietiamehs, of
...mnpanied by the British oommissioner,
Synge, by order of her Majesty Qiieen
'leen Einina's suite consists of the
late Minister of the Interior; Mit*
Mrs. Hopelli, the Queen's coin • A
. Kopelh, the Queen's chaplain
her Majesty's confidential attend:int.
brings n Ali her two native ehadroo,
Keel**, to be educated in Ragland.

N. Mr.
'ebb,'
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

THE EJSPOSITOEY, S&LISBUEY.

MR. JOHN WA,TBRS' Fortnightly Sales
of HACKS, If ITHTERS, HARNESS and
CART HORSES, CARRIAGES, kn., are held on every
CATTLE MARKET DAY.
Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Gentlemen are continually representing to him that it
would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good class Horses,"
If some arrangement could be made for viewing them a
day or two before the Sale at the Repository. If sent in
ow the Friday before the Sale, two clear days would be
Afforded, the whole expense of which would be Is. ..oh
horse pa day for keep and groom, amounting to 12s.
from Friday to Tuesday inclusive' the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2s. 6d. if bought in, or
the Commission it sold on the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Auctioneer to advertise the Horses as being
"on view" for Tnesday's Sale.

afforded,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

!tit
Yr •.:Eacr-Tkie corps
. Tuesdaky, at Monet&ld,
maratbu livo. • marsh ex' - -
we 11130394 on
eiduidant ikl
-

principany
DI flowers—

,
cOttar nraikea•APrifillerrs', and gentlemen's
servainhi —which were for the moat part wellgrown
and aina/f6lnenut ; and genie choke plants kiadly
sent by of e vicar's friends enhance
iihrictieefiees' Of the 'exhibition. Here we -
zeutark Xhat the disposition of the various •
Affected credit on the judgment of Mr. ,
With-refbrenc,e 'to the fruit stud vegetable
it was the opinion of some well qualified to judge,
that they Were superior to those exhibited at the
Bridport Horticultutal Show I This may, perhaps,
account for this unselfid+^' ----meesce that -
anew 0,1

that
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

EDUCATION. RICHMOND, S.W.
MATSON COL L EGE FOR LADIES.
fr HIS Old-atabliahinant for GENTLEMEN'S
Demitrreas has been removed from ROSSDALE-
HOOll to the above elegant Mansion, constructed ex-
pressly for • high-class Ladies' College, with large Bath,
Class, and Lecture rooms, Refectory and elegant sleep-
ing apartments, situated m a cheerful and commanding
eminence' with gravel soil, fine air, proximity to the
Hill, the Park, Kew Gardens, and the Railway Station.
The classes for English, French, German, Italian,
Piano, Singing, Drawing, Dancing, and Calisthenic*
are conducted by eminent London Professors, under the
immediate superintendence of MRS. DICKSON, and Pro-
.

testant Foreign Governeuta.
Religious ituitruction is given by • clergyman, and
Lectures in Science are delivered weekly._
. . . .

Prospectuses may be obtained at our iii6oes in FILL'S-
BURY, BLANDFORD, WIRMOOTH, YZOVIL, BIUDPORT,
and DOSCH:MEL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

signs
oonsiderstion.
4 Court Journal has exoellent reasons for hellevW I
*he statement of the spproaehing retirement o'
eorreoLt

Tug
that the sa.
the Premier is
TRUITT-METE of the rioters who took part in the
ahamefal distorbanoes at Chippenham lama week were
brought before the magistrates on Saturday, and re-
manded.
AWA.—ourpevlonl were to be hung jelly 7,
viz., Payne, Harraid, Atserot, and Mrs. Barrett, for
oompßeity in the amesination ph* Other persons have
been sentenced to lengthened Swam of imprieonnaing•
A AUNAWA ilatinday fin mien%
under fall prewere it somped, mhos • elver,
from • shad a mile •Thoe•Pweeritiorevo. *bet tiliadugh
Petorborenh station •• 1114 =Br 50 sr, oboe Ghee •
market with, whit* it oneatdelt. end "Am MAs aid
of the bud carriage. Nell, me fifty peammers were
more or lees injured. Seven were taken to the Infirmary,
and are in • fair way of reeovicr.
Taa
before

,T

Tam
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

upon
nooondod ,
+so than

plat cis yawn
Twi!miii!•• which b.-

I d
Tea ~axe peirer
the eons, of t'
hunch oppose,'
create any
might exist
denominations.

treielim". •
*high N.
_ iw4ounla7mMt
e at the present time. sh
se:Aviation. They had always ehown
honest and good fellnw-eitisens -
Portman) did not liße how
'bat he ooasitlered
' - them better,

i would

siztemee

cali,

;
law
,

Itit%

VW's@
I or

Th*s

how

particularly ,
mast strenuous and ioo 099011alics
, Burials Bill. He consWered `-rg
abolishing a grievance, wee
There was no law to
demomination being
Church of England,
posed to create a lee,
not fail be be obnoxious
Church of England.
stating he would- ego,
to create ill foaling
oa persons of different
planes.) There wir-
brought forward
of Parliament,
Catholic fellow
be,, ' -
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FWOII, a,-
jafbi

e -4 •
DORSET ASSIZES.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Her
.L.ll Majesty's Justices of Assize, assigned to hold
the Amines in and for the County of Dorset, will
open the Commission for the said Assizes, at -DOR-
GREETER, on SATURDAY, the 22nd day of JULY
next, when all those who will Proaecute against the
Prisoners who shall then be in the Gaol of the said
County, or at large on Bail, are hereby required to be
then and there present, to Proseaute sgainst them ea
shall be just. And all Justioes of. the' Peace, ?rhyme,
Coroners, Stewards, and Chief Constables and Bailiffs of
every Hundred and Liberty within the said County, are
hereby aleo required to be then and there present in
their own Persons, with their Rolls, Records, Indict-
ments, and other Remembrances, to do those •thlogs
which to them and their Offices in that behalf appertain
to be done.
FREDKRICIE CRAPZ srzoctlLL.
Under Sheriff.
Under Sheriff's Office,
6, South•street, Dorchester, June 19, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

witnessing the
ly to the
'noosed'
Baker
'Mr.

three women,
sailing in small
harbour.when, by

(their
-II boat

. -
immediately
r, and they

following ashore
Devonport, a daughter oi __...
tan named Ford. Of these
spetdily restored to v

who has just been elected for
a.Berkeley on his own ground,

togetheir with
relatives,) nice
channels, in the
boat capsized, owing, it is hollered,
of vrind, and the unfortunate
i pitated nto the w.t.. •
1 two fiabernmie,
quoin Tim
in the w-'

o..Sherran, Cueal,
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MAIDEN NEWTON.

1 Ate 13Nens'eal CHAIWZ.-At the County Petty
Sessions on Battu y, a labourer named Henry Green,
was *barged by& eant Holloway with being drunk and
makirt a* of d. ting language, between 11 and 12
o'cloelf on libel:light of Saturday the 24th of June.—
Defendint denied the charge, and called • young man
named George Lake, who said he saw Green leave the
CI, village and foll him up the road. He overtook
him before he got his house, and when be came
.hgst7 opposite his residen e ped and talked to him live
minutes. He was pe eat sober. This was about
half-past 11 o'clook.—T e Bench dismissed the

CORFE CASTLE.

TEM CROPS. —Mr. W. J. Voss. of West Bucknowle,
writing to the Agricultural Gazette of date July 6th,
says, " All crops are quite an average in ads neigh-
bourhood and harvest will be early."

POOLE.

THE LATA FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT POOLL —On
Thursday last an inquest was held at the Town Hall,
before G. B. Aldridge, Fag., on the bodies of Thomas
Ford and his wife, and Robert Devonport, and on Mon-
day on the body of Mrs. Devonport, which was not
recovered till about seven o'clock on Sunday evening.
The upsetting of the boat, a very small one, is supposed
to have been caused in consequence of carrying too
much saiL The jury in each case returned a verdict of
accidental death. Miss Devonport, whose life was at
first despaired of, and Sherren Lucas, who was also in
the boat, are progressing favourably. The new
members, Mr. Seymour and Mr. C. Waring, have
promised £25 each, Mr. Stephen Lewin, £5O. and Mr.
Waring, brotherof the member, £25, towards alleviating
the distress of the relations of the deceased.

COURT or BANKRUPTCY. - Before Mr. Registrar
Roche. In Be Colonel W. P. Waugh.—This was a first
meeting under the third bankruptcy of Colonel William
Petrie Waugh, a former petition having been recently
dismissed on the ground that the bankrupt had omitted
from his preliminary statement of debts and liabilities
all mention of a debt due to Lord Garvagh, upon which
judgment had been recovered. Mr. Maurice Evans, of
31, Throzmorton-street, the petitioning creditor, and
Mr. Wilkinson, of Southampton-buildings, solieitor,
were now chosen trade as-ignees, and upon the appli-
cation of Mr. IL Griffiths, the 12th of August was fixed
forlthe bankrupt to apply for his order of discharge.
TOLLARD ROYAL

Hr. W. ARBUTHNOT, of the 14th Hussars, has
arrived in lihigliuid from Switaerland, after .paying the
last mournful ditties to the memory of his lamented
wife, who was interred at Berne. Mr. W. Arbuthnot
has since been on a visit to his bereaved relatives, Lord
and Lady Rivers, at Rushmore Lodge. How sad must
have been the meeting! Scrawly two months ago and
all went "merry as • marriage bell ;" now all is grief
sad sadness.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

SOLENT COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, L4DIINGTON.

FOR THE BONS OF PRIVATE, PROFESSIONAL,
AND COMMERCIAL GENTLEMEN.
PRINCIPALS : —Mr. W. MURDOCK,
MA., (late Senior Mathematical Master in the
Sheffield College), and Mr. RAYMOND OAKE,
(District Secretary for the Oxford and Cambridge Local
Examinations).
The beat Education is given on the lowest terms
possible.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

CALENDAR.

JULY 18.—Tuesday.
12.—Wednesday.--Bpanlsh Armada defeated, 1588.
20.—Thursday.—Margaret, Virgin and Martyr, at
Antioch; 278.
21.—Friday.—Day decreased 41 minutes.
22.--Saturday.--St. Mary Magdalene.
23.-Boduiv.--Sixth Sunday after Trinity.
Lessons: Morning, 2 Samuel xii, and St.
John xi. ; Evening, 2 Samuel xi:, and
Timothy
24.—Monday—Dr. N. Lardner died, 1768.
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