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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

NEW MUSIC.

Softly o'er the Rippling Witten, by .7. R. Thomee.
London : Hopwood and Crew, 42, New Bond-
street.

"A very pretty song indeed" is the fair verdict
passed upon this new tong, and we are sure our
readers will agree with us. Many of them will hays
an opportunity of judging for themselves, as Master
Joseph Robinson is to sing it at the next subscription
choral concert, which takes place about the 12th of
February nest. The song is written in the key of
0, with nicely arranged accompaniment, and the
, chorus ia one that will be very effective.
1
Tbe Liebbart Polka, for voice and plaan by
Richard Molder. London: Duncan, Davidson,
and Co., 244, Repot-street, eoroer of Little
Argyle-street.

This sonipolka, dedisated to, named after, win-
reefor, and sung so exquisitely by hidlle.
btart, is quite an sochanting Mime of composition,
well calculated to display a good Tome, although
it certainly requires some nicety in execution. It
will well repay the trouble of study.

Marry, Merry Christman, by Henry Walling.
London: Sinclair and C 0.., 40, Great Marl.
borough-street, W.

If any lady or geotleman requires a pretty frontis-
piece to a book of musio they may safely invest in
thu song. The cover is, to say the least of it,
elegantly beautiful, and quite worth the IS stamps
that will frank it through the post; but, the song
itself—well, we can't say much in its favour, and we
oat up a composer unless it is really worth
while doing so. The leas we say on the subject of
Henry Welling's "Merry, Merry Christmas" the
better. Novelle published • petal glee lest year sa
led., which is really good— 'Heil I Merry, Merry
Clinstmea, Hail !"—that we can really recommend.
Any of these songs together with Dan Godfrey's
new vales "Belgravia'. can be had from Mr. J.
Robinson's Music Saloon, Dorchester. —L. W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

PORTLAND.

DROWN= IV TUB UPRIFITIXO OF • BOA.T. —An
inquest was held at the Breakwater Hotel. Portland,
on Tuesday, before F. C. Menall, 13.q.' Garotter, on
view of the body of William Eldridge, • seaman of
H.M.S. Boeciawen.--George Thornton, said : I am a
etioond•olaas petty officer on board the Boscawen, now
lting in Portland Roeds. On Sunday morning last,
about hell-past nine o'clock, I was returning from the
Br. akwater pier, at Portland, in • sailing boat, belong.
log to the Boeetwen. I had the mainsail, foresail, and
jib bet, hot reefed. A radii.= put of wind took the
boat nod before I Gould take the sail in the boat
herself, was swamped, and we were all thrown into the
water. We were at the time about twenty yards from
the Boseawen. There were eight men and • boy in the
boat. Ti. deoeciel and the other men and boy held on
to ropes at the boom of the 80-cowen, and were shortly
&forwards picked op—the deceased last. The swamped
boat went astern. I had change of the boat, and was
steering her in a rroper manner, and it wee not neglect
on my part that canoed the aorident.—Oliver Richard.
deposed lam gunner on board the Bootrnwen. On
Sunday morning last I was on deck about ten minutes
peat nine in the morning. I maw the boat returning
from the Breakwater pier, and saw it suddenly MI, and
the crew, mean men and • boy, thrown into the water,
I saw the deceased holding op to • rope etteehed to the
fore-chains of the %nommen. He ones let go the rope
and sank under the water, ahO'nt two feet, but he came
an again and seised the rope • second time, end hold on
till he was taken up by the maker, which had been let
down to save the men. Every me.ns wee and to
restore animation in the deceased for more then two
hours but without suonees. No blame could be attached
, to the man who wee steering the boat, and the accident
I occurred from • sudden gust of wind. I believe it was
not same& day for such a boat to be at sea.—Henry
Slade, said: I sin the WOOOd SWIM= of the Bocceren.
At half .put OiDll on Sunday morning lent the deceased
was broeght on hoard. He was dead. We need every
means in our power to restore animation but without
mead. The age of the decocted was shoot 23 years.—
The jury returned a verdict in sccordancie with the
facts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

T" "SINGER" new NOISELESS LOCK
strricri FAMILY MINING MACHINE
Combines an entirely new arrangement of &mill(
mechanism.

THE "SINGER" new NOISELESS LOCK
STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
Is locoentarable in the simplicity of its onnitruction.
THE "SINGER" new NOISELESS LOOK
STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
With Tuck Marker Gimes and marks each amending
tuck whihit einlilog—• Great Novelty.
THE "SINGER" new NOISELESS LOCK
STITCH FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Tunis soy width. hem, or fell while sowing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

WINE AND SPIRIT STORES,

-ILULV3BIJRY.

W LEACH invites inspection to big
. prment Stook of PORT WINES, shipped by
Bandsman, Ccosbarn, °Say, Grahain, ko. be., and to
his Pale Brown, and Gold SHERRIES of Domeoq's,
Mises, Strusban's and Deff Gordon's !Miming. These
Wines us all of aswellent quality and in splendid
condition.
The following Wines sad Spirits are also well worth
atteistioa :
Clarets, 12a., les., 20e., 24u per dome.
Pine Old Marsala, 21s. per doseo.
Sherries, 16...305, 2411., 30a., 36c, and 425. per doom.
port., Ifie., 21.1 u, 245, 30s. 36.., and 425. per dews.
Sparkliag Hooka, Ifosalka, and Champagnes.
Idartell's and Henecey's fine old Pale and Brown
Brandi'.
Splendid old Jarnaaia Rum, Irish and Scotch Whisky,
Gin, he.
W. Leach, having resigoed the wine agency formerly
held by him, now imports most of his own Wises sad
Brandies, and will =KAY them at prim whisk on trial
will In found chamfer than any other House I. the
Trade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

HUNT DINNER.

ORD POLTIMORE has AOCEPTED
11 INVITATION from the FRIENDS of hi.
lit'NT to DINE with them at the armors Ficresa,
Dominator, on WsnnzeneT, the 20th of FIBILUARY
nazi.

LORD DIG BY will preaide.
Dinner at 6 o'elock.
Tickets including Wine, One Guinea each.
Applications for ticket, should be made at the above
Betel, on or before the 16th of February.
Dorchester, 26th January, 1867.

NATIONAL SANATORIUM for CON-
-1.1 SIT lIPTION and DISEASES of the CRT.
BOURNEMOUTH, HAMPSHIRE.
PIZIIIDIST
The Rt. 1t... The LORD BISHOP of WINCHESTER.
Funds are urgently required to enable the Committee
to For off the debt on the Chapel, connected with the
Sanatorium, which was opened in October last.
The total enet of the building is £1,400; of Ibis £9OO
have been vubwrilied, and the Committee appeal to the
benevolent public, who take an interest In this Charity,
I. aupply the remainder.
Donations will be thankfully reeeiveal by the Nstiona
Provieeisl Bank of Pocked, Poole; and by the Resident
kledieel Meer, at the Sanatorium, where further biter-
matios Rimy be obtained.
I'. GARRETT BORDER,
Resident Medical °Meer.
11. G. HEALD, Secretary.

TMHE NATI:IR UST—Vipers in Groot Britian
and Prams Soo " .Trurnal of Agriculture"
for January.

rim VETERINARIAN—Diuresis (Nabobs
J. Insipid*. tt3a• "Journal of Agriculture
for January.

rrHE MONTH—Tba Swoon and Crops, the
1 Grain Trade, aba Live Stook Trade, tea Wool
Trade, the Oatthe Plague, the Health of Stock, the
Obrietassa Shows, Agri=korai Societies, General
Subject& See "Joan& of Aviculture" for January.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

PerlBl6.llo sinic the:OllAL

..d. id. did
ha. cosy,. bouts 3 I to a 0 (Primafouthdoorno6 oto 6
liorooJ quality... I V to 4 6 11..rg. 00111111 Mille 6 oit 6
Trine I.r yen 4 it to 0 Prima small
Prime Soots. Ito. 11 2to 5 6 Lag. .. 3 Ito 4
Inf. coarse atop 3 6to I 0 Kral awl porters 4 2 to 4
*mood quality .. 4 sto 4 10 Scanty ca:yea,eehto oto 21
Trios@ coarse wild 5 oto 5 3 Qr.old str pi _salon oto 67 0
TOTAL Berm. —British —Beads, 1,010; cows,
akeep and lambs, 4,012; calves. SO; 200.
Tomlin —Beasts, 212; sheep and Jambi 516; calve;
62; pip, 10.

NalrOATt AIM LEADETHALL, Friday. —The micelles
of town aod °candy mestrat these markets is moderate.
Only • moderate business bas been concluded, st our
quotations.
Per 8113., by the moue.

•.d. ..d.I d. A.
Inferior hoof . 3 4to 3 4I lofetior muUon 3 4t03 10
Middling ditto 3 4.40 Ntidltne ditto . 4 0,,4 4
Prism Wire do. 4 ~ 4 4 Prime ditto.. 4 0,, 4 8
Prints mull ditto I 6 „-4 I Iwrge pork .. 4 0,, 4 4
Veal 4lO „ 5 0 I Bna• 1 dttto . 3 5„5 10

BIM"Tor.. Thureday.—There was • much smaller
supply of l• ef at oar m•rket to-day than last wish;
very few animals arrived fr Ii eland, those as show
mostly coming from different parts of our own isonsalry.
Toe demand wee good, and tb• supply was quite equal
to the requirements of purchasers. The high rates
of the last few weeks were maintained ; 70a. being
given for the hest description.. while middling end
secondary qualitie• fetched from 635. to 665. per owt.
There was an ontureally large supply of mutton. which
would have been much shorter bad it not been for the
foreign descriptions. There was an active trade, but
still a large number of sheep remained on hand at the
close of the market. Thia had a tendency to lower the
prices, which receded a halfpenny per lb. on former
quotations; 80. was realised for the heat qnalitiee,
coo 81. for middling sod inferior sone The supply of
pip this week is rather short. Trwle was briak, sod
quotations had • slightly upward tendency. B• 0,312 pig.
eold from R.. 9.1. to 9a. the score, and porkers Iron. 9..
to 9.. 4.1. per aonre. Horses were • small show, and
trade eontineed limited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

RANSONES AND SIMS, IPSWICH,
CHAMPION PRIZE PLOUGHS.
PORTA BPI ENGINES AND
STEAM PARASAING RACAL/77.RP.
FOOD PREPARING MACHINERY.
RANSOMIS AND SIMS, IPSWICH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

pOUNCY, PICTURE CLEANER
Oil Paintinp gleaned, lined, and restored. Any
deseription ø *tam osatintad and framed.
DOUNCY, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST
1 Viagra alma by appointment in any part of the
kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

AORICULTURAL MEMORANDA.

foot Oil—Lime—Spiteful Bees—lmports of Wheat In
'66—Hoe to get rid of Thistles—When to Wash Home'
Lip—Clypeum in Stables—How to Destroy Rate—
Food for Dairy Cowe—Management of Fowls.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

PUBLIC APPOINTIIENTP.

29.—Actin of Maiden flak, Ash. Rim, and
A Mar Trees, at Symontisbury, by Messrs.
Cornick.
Somerton (Somerset) Fair.
Wednesday, V.—Auction of Fat Stock stStafford, beet
Dorchester, by Mr. Rowe.
Saturday, Feb. 2—Mr. Rumor% Repository We, bar.
cheater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

HUNGERFORD.

CARRIAGE ACCIDENT. —oo Thursday evening, •
serious accident occurred to Colonel Honeywood and •
pi.rty of ladies, on their way to the Hunt hall at
Newbury. There were two carriages started from
Chilton Lodge, one a little after the other. The first,
containing Mrs. Hooeywood and party, rerohed its
destination in safety; the other was nor so f Asset*.
On nearing Eddington,the horses took fright, and dashed
at a furious rate through Mddington, along Charnham.
street, past the Bettr, and taking the rood for Chilton.
they described a chide and made for Chilton Lodge, and
on resettles the gates, ran against the bodge, and upset
the party within • little of where they started front.
AU were mare or Ire hurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

VICTORIA ROAD, BLANDFORD.
_
jr J. ALSFORD,
PLAIN AND ORNAMRNTAL MASON.
M ONUMENTS, TOMBS. GRAVE-STONES
CHIMNEY-PIECES,
PAVING, WINDOW SILLS, ea , ka.
Carved and Plain Crosses and Elesdatosee in great
variety. always on band.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

GREAT EUROPEAN FROST&

Tbs folloirinfg particulars of groat European frosts
may be read with some istereet at tbie mason :

la 1063, the Thames was frown for fourteen weeks.
In the year 1334, e frost of two months and twenty
dare duretion froze the riven In Italy Lod Provence,.
From November 94, 1413, to February 10, 1414, the
Thames sraufrouen_ to Ornrend._

-.ln 1507, the harbour of Itareeilles was frosen over.
In 1515. crowed the Thames upon the ins
trots Lembeth to esteatester.

...lii 1544, sod previonsly i 1468. wino waa out by
hasobeta in binders.

In 1545. loaded weaves {aimed over the Scheldt.
In 1804, the Scheldt, the Shia', sod the sea at Voids*
were freers.

-1; 1607
fins were kindled on the ice noon the
Themes. _ _

iii 1622 many European rivers, the Zeyder Zee, and
Hs !impost were frozen.
In the years 1657 and 1667 the Seine was frown.
Is 1658 the Ihdtio was frosen over, and (Imam the
Tenth led his whole army woes from Holstein to Den-
mark.
In 1683-81. the Thames WM tromp eleven inches

tba tee ou twenty-seven inches thick in the
harbour of Copenhagen; and in April, 1709, people
panted on the Ice between Schonen and Denmark.
Both at Genoa end Legbern the sea wee Ironer.
From November 24, 1716, to Feburary 9, 1717. the
Mama was again tromp. Fairs were held, and ommt
routed

In 1740, the Thames rate again covered with tos, and
festivities held.
In 1780. January 14. minus 14 deg. at Otsego., or 46
domes heloo• the freezing point of water (. r. Wilson).
In 178889. the Thames was pourable on the toe
oponeitv the Custom House, 'mon November to January.
In 179195. Piehegnec army nee encamped upon the
ice in Holland.

In 1813.14, • frost of 13 weeks &intim in England.
The Thames au again frown, and booths wore erected
on the ion. The frost was intense in ',viand.

Ie 1820 mid 1823. Thames again locked in We.
1823. F.bruszV 6, 1.5 a.m., minas 15 deg., or 47 deg.
below the fog point al water, at Itothiemerboa,
Ineernemshire. (sr. J. P. Grant).

In 1838, the 'limn°. was ooze niers frozen; also the
Benero. The front limtai two months. January 20,
minus 8 deg. at Skipton, Yorkshire.
In 1864, railway communication in England trns sus.
pmwled three days, the lines being blocked by peat
snow drifts, from January 3 to January 6.
In 1856, th• Thames was partially frozen. The front

continua 8 weeks. The Severn ;as frozen at Wor-
cester. The frost was most intense in February, and
was very severe in Ireland.
In 1880, the mold was Intense. December 25, minus
12 deg. at Brio, in Lincolnsh,ra. The streets in Glas-
gow were in darkness two nights, Übe frost haring ob-
ttruoted the gas works.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF THE LOCAL
I.OVERNMENT ACT. 1868, IN ThR PARISH
OF PORTLAND, IN THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.

T EDWARD PEARCE, of the Island of Port-
land, in the County of Dorset, Charchwarden, do
Give Novice that the Local Government Act,
1858, was on the Tenth day of January, inst., duly
adopted by the ownore and ratepayer, of the *aid Island
of Portlynd, at a public meeting held this day, in par•
seienoe of • Requisition duly nigand, for the purpose of
considering a Resolution for the Adoption of the Local
Goyernumtit Act, 1858, in as said Ldand and Parish of
Portland.
Doted this Tenth day of January, 1887.
(Signed) EDWARD PEAROS,
Oberanarden and Summoning Officer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

II ARSHWOOD.

STR•11011 [ham —Daring the severe weather, C.
G. kier., goti ,of blwodurood llanor, allot • groy
woodcock and • duo sod white wave.

BM UPORT.

FigABON•BLI BUM,/ Daring the purl
week, T. C. Hounaell, of Wyk.' Court, gave
•wav 60 cwt. of ooal to 60 old people of Bridport,
reeaeiving parochial rebel.
Tam RIILi Comm—The annual meeting of the
corps will she place at the Drill Hall, on Tooreday
tbe 311 instant, Si seven o'clock, ellen the uvuel
Weiner will be transacted. Afterwards theta will
1,. • dinner.

YOUNG 111Vefl CHNIPTI AN AMOCIATION. —On
Wednesday evening a lecture was deliserod helms
the members and friends of tbisaarvistion, at the
Town Hall, by the Key. Matthew Diokie, of Bristol,
the saltjeet being "Shadowing' of Immortality ; or
Olirnpore into the Unseen." Tbe chair was taken by
tbe Rev. T. C. Finch, aod there arm a tolerably good
Radiance.

eniltobirt.

SALISBURY.

A POLICEMEN NEARLY FROZICN TO Dsant— A
police-onnatable helooging to this city, named John
(bold, has, during the past week, had a very
narrow maps of his life, owing to the greet severity
of the weather. On Monday night Gould was on
fluty In St. Ann-street and about two o'clock in
the morning he was found lying in the street otterly
exhausted by exposure to the cold, and quite insens-
ible. A oommunioatiou !vas at ono. forwarded to

the city polioe station. and Sergeant White proceeded
to the spot The ofitoer wall 0.0•610 d to his lodg•
togs, and Mr. Williams, surgeon was met for. The
poor fellow was found to be in a state of collapse,
and so serious was the MOO that Mr. Williams bad to
remain all night with him till about five o'clock, and
he baisiooe suffered much from exhauetion, being
even yet unable to resume his duty.

WIRT Or ESOLLIIID ViTERIX•RY MrDICAL
CIATION. —The regular quarterly meeting of the
above association wee held at Salisbury, on the 17th
inst. There were present Mr. Bodd legion, of Cardiff,
president; Mr. Dring, Bath, ricw.presidest ; Mr.
T. D. Broad, Bath; Mr. Bibby, Caine ; Mr. H. H.
Dyer. bon. sec. and treasurer, Torquay; Mr. Aubrey,
Salisbury; and Meese. Flarford, Southampton ;
Norris and Redwood, of Dorchester; Truckle and
Coleman, of Salisbury. The fltre last named were
admitted members. Mr. C. W. Gregory, of Bristol,
read an away on "The Treetnisot of Fractures in
the Horse." The subject was diectused at Dome
length, mid will be resumed at the next meeting to
be held at Southampton in April. The members of
this asenciation dined together at the White Hart
Hotel. where they spent an agreeable evening, and
separated at an early boor. None but members of
the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeoneare eligible
for membership

Vampobire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

SIXTH YEAR OF ISEIUK

EXTRAUT FROM PREFACE.

"In mom* of the earlier numbers those mistakes which
are known as 'literal.,' and which belong to the printer
only, bare crept in, and for our own justification we
dews it right here to state publioly that we bare die-
covered that a systematic course of altering words and
figures, already correctly in type, has for some time been
indulged in by a moloions wretch, who, we hope, has
no longer either the power or the will to repeat this
wanton mischief. Still, despite this (whieh nothing
could gaard against until it was discovered), we are
bold to 'mart that no Mamma, published either in
London or the Provinoes, glees so cornet a List of Fars
as this. The whole of the Stamp Tablas bare been
revised, and the new rates quoted. The Recipes have
been inenmeed by the additiou of the beat nem ear
that have come to our nottee daring tee year. 7
Epitome of all the chief Ants of Last &salon has been
prepared at the wet of mach time and labour • and
yielding to many requests, we have again added Revised
Clergy Lists fat Sarnia, and Beth and Wells.

a!‘lvf

The oaleolat!ons hy ANIS OLAISIIII, Eaq., of tit*
Royal Obsonstory.]

Chrnaolosioal Notes.
Eclipses.
Holidsys—Terres —Festivals.
First Days of !faiths sod Suadaya
Postego Rates Government Duties-- Licenses
Stamps (table enlarged and revised by latest Acts)--
Tues.

Probate Dutiee.
Vase of so Annuity on Lives from One to Ninety
Years.

irabiss of Weights and lleastres.
French Massures.
Wages and Market Table.
Walglit of Produce Table.
The Royal Fatally.
Ms Sovereigns of Europe.
Fbe Cabinet.
Tbe Othrr Moen of SW*.
Biographies of tbs Ilimnbers for Dorset, Somerset and
Wats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

BRIEF OUTLINES

AGRICULTURAL SCIENCE

ATM= IN nuance,
BY W. WALLACE ME,

Author of Bath and_ West of Feillasd may. o,

-7'-Acricultural— Implements," "Farm Sesta and
Reeding," "Fairs sad Markets:* ba. , ba
THE Improved EXHIBITION EDITION
nateebetically arrsned so as to being under
distinct heads each point in Acriculture. With the
SHEET FARM CALFEDAR
Of operations for the various months of the Auk's'.
torsi Year, from September to the close, As displayed
on the staircase of the Central Toner, International
Exhibition of 1861 _ . .

-I;c:Jr, on it. ant appeeranor, bad the
honour of approval from 11.1111. Lb. late Prinoe
Cowart.
_ . . . . . . .

The—linkrited &Silas is now issued to Subscribers
only. snd will be sent free by post for 60 stamps
transmitted to thecae". of

"THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRE&S,"
CHOICH-811111T, DOSollarrilt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

I
g.
BAKER.teONG BAKER'S
RICH. ST. OLIJCIOUS
TRIM UNCOLOURED TUB
Ar i imported and sold free frost all
adulteration ; tAey ea* therefore be
relied on for uniform good quality,
_flavour, and lasting strength.
Sold in Packets from 2 am to 1 lb.
At 2/4, 18 sad 3/4 V lb.
Choioe Qualities, 3/8* 4/- IP lb.
By 'bald" Ousislireses, la.
tlorobever Wuourtus, 16, Omaha
Weymouth BAsuart, Base, 61, St. boos
Street. _ _ .

Bridport B-111D-Fu-ID. Coaleaticeir.
Wareham nouthedreet.
Paolo II mums, Baker.
Bournemouth Pouotn, Oomutercial-real
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

CALNE.

FATAL ACCIDIAT. —On Tuesday evening Mr.
Wilmot, surgeon, had just commenced a journey to
Devizes with a bores and carriage hired of Mr.
James, when one of the reins broke. The horse
immediately dashed riat a furious paos down High.
street, throwing the doctor violently out into the
road and indicting a considerable wound in bis leg.
A poor old man aged 66. named Jacob IFrarling,
was steadies in the Strand watching the renr,val of
the kw to Meson. G. and C. Harris's when the
affrighted annual gallogeci by, and failing by some
means to get out of the way, the shaft of the carriage
struck him violently in the back of the head,
inflictieg such injuries that death ensued about half.
an bout afterwards. As unwed was held on the
body on Friday, before W. B. Wbitmarsh, Esq.,
coroner, when a verdict of "Accidental death" was
returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

S.tTURD Ars MARKET&

COIN

ill•DI

BATH—At tcrels7'• market wheat experienced a dull
sale. and last sreek • prices were barely supported. Had
wheat realised from 575. to 66e. par qr., and wh to 625.
to 695. Barley was in good demand. and Is. per quarter
dearer. In other grain no alteration.

HLIIPSHIRI.-At Southampton no quotable change
took p nee in UN price. of the previous etw k. Wbest,
good old and new. 60.. to 70..; inferior. 48.. to GAL;
Ism'ley, malting, 444. to 500.; artudlog, Me. to Me.; wan,
hesvy whit* and bleak, 29.. to 344. (searer); Inferior,
25e. to 213..; new beans, 42.. to 47..; old. 62.. to 54..;
end melt, 745. to 83.. per qr. Floor, 48s. to 49.. per
sack.

Dgwonantan.—There was a good descend for best
wMw wheat in the Exeter Corn-Ezehange. While
wheat, fis. 3d. to Be. Bd. ; red dkto. 7.. 91. to Be. per
621131.; malting barley. se. 91. to 6e.: grinding, 4a. 3,1.
to 4e. 64.; oats. best. 3a, 9.1. to 45.; eommon, 3e. 3.1. to
3e. 81. per beaheL Flour. superfine, 51s. to 52a.; 6DII,
45.. to 57e.; and seoonds, 41s. to 4Pd• per Nab.

WILTISIIIII. —A t Warminster the best qualities of
wheat realised 6.45. to 68a the qr., and others eoa and
upwards. The barley trade was very similar to wheat;
• fair amount of business wee transited, but co rather
easier terms. Best malting lobe made 545. to bfle. ;
secondary, elk to 50s. the qr. At Devises the wheat
trade was active, • large supply Wog cleared, at the
fell prises of last week-64a being title highest price.
Barley was also fully as dear-47. to 558. being the
quotations for malting qualities.

SRI CATTLS MADI.
BAWL—More WO' NI &verso supply of carcass
winch told as follows at par storm of 61b. :—Bsof, 4a. 44
to ; mutton 44. 4.1. to 81.• lamb, ss. to 6c; veal,
4..84. to 6a. 441,, pork, 4s. toSs. 44.

fialerroo.- The.. was • seantizpply of eateammes
offri ,ng with • slack demand for and mutton, the
former of wbieb sold at 4s. to 4s. , and the latter at
4s. 4d. to 4s. Si. per stone of tilb.
DEVOISRIIII.—Fat bullocks, 12s. to 13s. pro more for
prime quality; inferior lls. 6d.; berreners, 7a to Se.;
°owl and calms, £l2 to P2O ; fat calms, 81.11. P“
Sheep, • slow sale, at 811. per lb. for mothers, and 714.
per lb. for ewes. Pork Bs. to 9e. ore mom

WILTBBIII. —The demand for beef la Omit,. and
prices are high. 12a. to 13a. being the quotation for hest.
Mutton is also • good trade .18d. to 9d the lb. Veal
I. shown to • email aslant, and make* id. to 80. the
lb. Bacon pigs are in batter demand, and make 9a. 6d.
to 10s. the more.
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Dates of the Derby and other great Rages for 1867.
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" Members.
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THB ECCLESIAI3TICAL DIONITARIMS OF

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CLERGY LIST FOR BOTH DIOCESES.
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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of the Journal Newsmen.

SR ERBORNE JOURNAL OFFICER.
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CATTLE MA RH ITTS.

MsritorotrrAn,lThareday.—The supply of beasts en
offer in today's market was tolerably good, and in fair
average condition. All breeds meted off slowly, on
lower terms. The too figure was 15e. 6.1. per Mb.
Prime Down and ball.bred beep were in fair request,
at previous rates, elk, from 64. to 6. 44. per Sib.; but
ieferior breeds were drooping in price. The few &wee
on sale changed hands slowly, at barely late rates. The
inquiry for pigs wee limited, at Monday's ourreney.
The highest price was& 64. per 81b.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

NKTFIERBIJRY.

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will be lolly sustained, and the business greatly
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WIMBORNL

THI BAWICROPTCT Or Hiaay W•IIINAU.—At
the Court of Bankruptcy, on Wednesday, before the
firs Spring Rios, -Arai., there wan a sitting for
the proof of debts and choice of assigner under the
bankruptcy of Hear) Wareham, of Colebill,
Wimborne Minstar, cattle dealer, butcher, grocer;
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sb petitioned the Court on the 20th December last,
and was granted protection from arrest. Tb• total
amount of the bankrupt's debts is about £6OO, due
to creditors residing at Wimborae, Lower Lytchett,
Poole, Sturmiester Marshall. and C,olebili, in soy
county. No creditors' reign's was appointed, and
the Court fixed the 19th of ?shimmery next, at one
o'clock, for the examination and order of discharge
sitting, before the senior oommissioner, Mr. Edward
adroyd, and renewed protection from arrest was
granted the bankrupt is the interim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

M ARLBOROUGH.

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eight years, the daughter of Mr. Chun, the beker,
at Marlborough College, wee so badly and
dangerously burnt about the neck, fsoe, and arms
on Saturday, that though every possible professional
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being a little girl, the daughter of William Crook,
of Marlborough Hill. Her clothes were ignited
fmm • spark from the fire, hilt assistance being at
band the injerime she received did not prove fatal.
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jortign Intelligence.

Bien% fleA is now being sold in Paris as an article
of food, at If. 25c. • pound.
Tag American Congram hat instructed the Corn.
mkeioner of Agriculture to prepare samplos of American
cereals for the Paris Exposition.
UPROOT is said to have broken at the government
hospital at Broebeck, in Holland. It was broaght
from the West Indio, by an old soldier, aud then became
communicated to several others of the inmates.
Claw privation has been suffered in Fran°. *lnes.
riming on the heavy 6.11 of snow, not to muck however,
from the leek of employment as the interroption of
aommunication between the towns. The mtrkett hare
been supplied with groat diffienity, and the bakers being
unable to make their war through the mow the pimple
in some villages have suffered from • vim, of bread.

Tug cold is no Intense in France that the Emperor
bas Issued orders for the imitant establishment of cheap
kitchens in the moot popular parte of Pork to be tailed
I the "Fournisaux du Prince Imperial." Workmen will
there be supplied with • onset of the best soap for five
eentimes (one penny); for tbs same sum either Mat,
grantees of cooked meat, or forty-five centilitres of
dressed buicet beets, rice, and peas.
A FNIALB BATAGL —An inlmbitatt of Lyons left hi,
bome one morning last week on business. In the evening
• woman with whom he lived went to meet him. She
found him lying insensible in the snow, and let to work
to empty his pocksts and remove his watch ; then she
tried to take out his earrinp ; but not being able to
messed, eh* out off both his ears with • pair of scissors.
, She has since been arrested.

Ten Emperor Napoleon is about to perform an sot
which will add greedy to his Imperial honour. In reply
to a letter from Vireonot Hood, referring to the injured
sooditioa of the monuments mooted to English °Seers I
who fell at Tonto.* in 1814, bin Majesty, after express-
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I A WILD Boas Ii • Wirtz CELLan.—A. large will
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locoman(' of Aninois, France. Soots of the inhabitants
followed him, when he turned into a barn and from
theme made his way into • cellar. The neighbours
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committed great devasentlen, smaskiec • great number
of bottles, arid upsetting • vat containing three hogs-
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VOL. XII.—No. 591.

DORCIIDSTER AGRICTILTURAL REPOSITORY.
llinAsusava 1852.

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7 fresh berreners.

The AUCTIONUA begs to inform his Customers that
ill, Devon Beast are principally three and four years
el.!, of good quality, and have been well grazed; the
Herefords are pere-bred, of firsbeleas description, and
very ripe; the Heifers are four years old and hays never
bred calves; the Hereford Bull is an extraordinary good
anio;sl, deserving the especial attention of breeder. of
Herefords, his pedigree, which is AI, will be prodeewil
at the ti lie of Sale; the liezreuers are of good sin awl
is fresh oondition.
. . . .

Sala at Two o'clock.
An Omnibus will leave the South-Western Railway
Station, Dorchester, at Ons o'clock.

PDX W ELL, DORSET.
Five miles from Weymouth, Six trout Doreliester.

IMPORTANT SALE
_OF_ IN-CALF HEIFERS,

PAT BBAST, Jo.

Aril. T. LNEIOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. W. lia3o, to SELL by
AIVTION, on WEDNESDAY, Fguatmar 13, 1867.
th.• following I:RIVERS and CALVES, LN.CALF
HEIFER... FAT BEAST, via :

40 Three-year-old Heifers
Fat Heifers
2 Fat Balls

The A UCTIONIIIII, in calling the attention of 'his
friends to this important Sale, begs to remark that, for
many lean, he hes bad the honour of disposing of Mr,
W. Mayo • out-going Stook at his Repository Pales;
bat, in consequence of the markets being closed. the
Bale will he hill at Pozwell. From the great satisfae-
lion Mr. W. Mayo's Stock has always given to par-
chasers, it will be only necessary for him to state
that the Heifers are of the Hereford, Devon, and
Shorthorn breeds, of great size and well-bred, about
half of them will have calves by day of Sale, ths
remainder near calving; and being superior to any that
be hoe sold at former Sales, will, he is confident, ensure
a large attendance and spirted ootopesition on this
ocessios.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

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DOUGLASS LEO 0,

FROM HIS (.. 'I:URAL RECIPE.
ME BENNIE IVITNUNT TNE TRAK NUL
The Trade Supplied, Carritsye paid t• ail Rawly
&Mgr

Sieben-a.

For PIIIC7II LIST sad other
to the

WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
D. L. calls particular attention to the superior*
of the Weymouth Soda Water Lemma
sontlfactared solely by him.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

ROBERT HOOD, Juw.,
PRACTICAL WATCH & CLOCK MAKER
JEWELLER, dm,
SALISBURY STREET, BLANDFORD.
NEw and Second-hand Lever Geneva, and
other Watches. English Cle:ke of every dee-
seription made to order. A great variety of American
and other Foreign Clocks always on rale. Gold and
Silver Chime; Wedding Rings, he. Old Cold and
Silver bought or taken in exchange. The best attention
paid to repairs. Clocks cleaned in the Country. A well
eekoded stook of Spectacles to 'mit al sight.. Baron,.
term and Thermometers of the beet make always on sale

Agent for the United Patriots' Bone& fleelety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-29

CALENDAR.

221.—Tneaday.—Oesory IIL Mad, 1820.
30.—Wednevday.—fUrim I. beheaded. 1649.
31. —Tharsday.—Hilary Term ends.
Fib. I.—Friday.—Lanxth of day 3h. 4.n.
2. --Estaiday.—Purilleation of the Virgin Warr.
3.—flanday.—Blasisa. Fourth Sunday after She
Bplpliany.—Lessons : Morning, lanials 1011.
and 8. Mark di.; Evening. Isaiah 1.111. and
I Cor. xv.
4.—Monday—N.. moon 6h. 15os. evening.