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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

H A LSTOCK.

SOBPICCTID MURDER OF A MAN.— On Sunday
evening, the 20th August, a labouring man, named
Nathan Wills, aged 80 years, and his son, were at
the Quiet Woman public-house, at Halstock, about
half-past eight in the evening. Some angry words
passed between Wills and a man named Richard Abbott
and another man, and the landlord turned Abbott and
his party oat. Soon after Nathan Wills left and went
on his way home. This was about half.psst nine o'clock,
and about half-past seven next morning Mr. H. Neal,
of Wootton Cabbage, was riding over a bridge near his
house when his horse became frightened, and he heard
• groan in the gully close by. He went in the direction
indicated by the sound, and there found Nathan Wills
in the brook, his head pertly in the water and insensible.
He had him conveyed to his house, and Dr. Clapoctt
was sent for. On Tuesday afternoon the sufferer became
conscious, and the doctor discovered that the .spinal
column was fractured, and that there was a wound on
the top of the head. The doctor told the sufferer
(Nathan Wills) that his injury was fatal, and that he
had but a abort time to live. W. T. Cox, Esq., J.P.,
Mr. Leigh, of Beaminater, clerk, and Superintendent
arrived early next day and had his depositions
taken on oath. He stated that after he left Halstook on
I his way home, before he got to Rag Bridge, be heard
some one coming behind running. He got • little on
one side of the road near the brook, and turned round,
when he received a blow on the chest from • Waled fist
and fell into the brook over a bank about 12 feet deep,
and there remained till found by Mr. Neal. He could
not swear who did it as it was dark. He_had some words
with Richard Abbott and Thomas Ringshury at the
public-house, when.they threatened to do for him. An
inquest was held on Monday, the 28th of Augmt, before
N, NI. Loggin, RN., coroner, and a jury, when an open
verdict wan returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

MANDEVILLR,
1 sr suuriorr,
IVIESSRS: ..'ALMER and SONS,
IV.I. Ceovans 80, Yrovu, on MUD
ol SEPTEMBKR, len, at Three
subject to conditions to be
the uadermentloned Freehold
T E A ANDS,

RARDINGT:ON _

To BOLD
P

22nd day
the afternoon,
there produced.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

er a uttt rp Otis crl i anp.

CONDENSED MILL.—The New York Times is loud in
praise of the advantages of condensed milk, which is,
it seys, very much cheaper than ordinary milk, will keep
sweet double as lone, and need not be purchased every
day (it is not delivered on Sundays), while its decreased
balk makes it much more convenient for handling and
transportation.
IN gas heating(Stove houses) the first question would be,
oan you secure close joints, so as to prevent the possibility
of any escape If so, fourteen or sixteen feet of 9.ineit
pipe in a house thirty by twelve would not, we should
fear, yield sufficient heat, and the middle of the house
is the very worst of all positions to pleas the apparatus.
—Gardener.' Chronicle.

YAW TREZB—OId yew trees in the front of • dwelling-
house, which have been Buffered to grow for twenty
years without any cutting in, an that now all light is
hidden from the windows, may have the branches
shortened at onoe,and in winter may he primed in close
to the main stems if desired.—Gardssiers' CAronick.

MACINOI.IIB.—None of the evergreen magnolias are
perfectly hardy, although they sometimes survive in very
sheltered spots. Nor is there say similar evergreen tree
of spreading habit and hearing sweet•amelling flowers
which is Co. The ahoioe of evergreen trees lies practically
between evergreen oaks, hollies, laurels, bays, and
arbutus. If the magnolia is a special favourite we
should advise you to introduce it, and, us safeguard, to
protect it till it gets well established. —lbid.

FITE RID WrtLows.— Where the plants are shaded, the
pollen of strange species is not so readily transported,
while, on the contrary, in open places, as the pebbly
banks of rivers, where there are not the same impedi•
manta, hybrids of various degrees oocasionally abound.
In confirmation of this view, we may remark that we
were peculiarly struck, three years since, on the exposed
shingly margins of the Dee, in Aberdeenshire, with the
immense variety of forms, insomuch that it seemed at
first sight almost a hopeless task to bring anything like
order out of the confused Ulliset. —0 ardeners' Chronicle.
NEVER Alia a farmer for visiting's sake in corn
harvest ; such thought', 'snags is not pleasant to either
host or guest. If the weather is bed the farmer's
temper is bad also; and if the weather is good he has no
time to attend to you, and it would be wrong to ask
him trod° PO. 'the poet's old lines hold good as regards
visiting at this season :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

NEW PATENT
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KB EE-CAPS, &c

The material of which these are made is recom-
mended by the Faculty as being runtliarly elastic and
compresaible, end the best invention for giving efficient
and permanent support in all oases of WEAKNESS
and SWELLING of the LEGS, VARICOSE VEINS,
SPRAINS. Ito. It la porous, light in texture, and
inespensive, and is drawn on like the ordinary Stocking.
Price, 4s. 6d., 7s. 6d., 10a, to I6s. each. Postage, 6d.
JOHN WHITE, Manufacturer, 228, Piccadilly, London
Specimens may be seen at the Crystal Palace.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

WAREHAM.

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS. —The annual sessions
for the granting of publicans' licenses in the borough
was held on Tuesday last before W. 0. Farrer, Esq.
the Recorder, and F. Filliter, Earl., ex-Mayor.
There were no new applications, and the whole of
the old licenses were renewed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

WINFRITH.

CHARGII OF TREEISPASSING IN SEARCR OF GAME.—
Andrew Rigg wee, on Tuesday lee, charged before the
Wareham Bench with trespassing upon some land in the
occupation of Mr. Reader in march of game. James
Haines, mole and rabbit catcher to Mr. Reader, said
that, on the 15th August, lie saw the defendant walking
down by the aide of a field of wheat with two sticks in
his hands. Saw him make two wires up and go into the
wheat and set them up. Went to the planes and saw
two wires had been "tailed." Defendant afterwards
went to a rick and cut up two other sticks. Witness
went up to him and told him that he wanted the other
wires he had in his pocket. Defendant picked up three
stones and aimed a blow at him, saying that he would
sooner lose his life than give up the wires. Mr. Treven•
nen appeared for the defence. Rigg, being an old
offender, was fined 30.. and costs, or one month's im-
prisonment. To be paid in a fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

GREAT REDUCTION OF TEA DUTY.

BAKER AND BAKER
Give the fall benefit of the Reduaed Duty on all their
Tess.
TFIESE TEAS are Imported with the lea
not coloured, and are in all respects decidedly tlse
Best and Chespe-t Packet Teas f3o4d.
GOOD STRONG TEL 2s Sd. per lb.
Bold by Agri', in all part, of the Kingdom.
Weymouth HANN, 2, Broad-street.
21; FAst-street.
Perand precut., Fortunes Well.
Bi ;d'art Reim, is, West Milne*.
BNlninstwif '44/611701644er.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

NJ BLIC APPOINTMENTS.

!Tuesday, 5, and following day. Dorset Volunteer
Association Annual Rale Campetition at
Dorchi Ater.
'xy, 0, and following day, Grand Bazaar and
Mite, at the Stone Fmk, Wimborne, in aid of
the fond for he r..storation of the Minster
Organ.
Auction at Codforil St. Peter, Wilts, by Mr.
John Water., of Hampshire Down Sheep, ito.
Thursday, 7. Alresford Fair.
Toiler Down (Dorset) Fair.
• Auction at Manor Farm, Compton, Dorset, by
Mews. Godwin, of Hampshire Down Sheep,
acc.
, Auction at Ashley, near Stoehridge, Hants, by
Mr. John Waters, of Hampshire Down Sheep,
Friday, B. F.xonraion from Weymouth, Sta., to London
(G. IV. K.)
Saturday, 9. —Blandford (Dorset) Foie.
Weston Eoyland (Somerset) Fair.
Monday. 11.--Auction at Broadway, by M. Ear:or of
the I.le Mr. Balaton'a reddenoe.
11, and following day.--Auction at Broadway
by Mr. Ensor of Furniture and effects of the
late Mr. • T. Billiton,
Cheap Excursion to Loudon (S. W.lt.)

• I Predneeday„
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

log mi.—
title was thetwoondoffeneethat
defendant were fined el.

luoed it

reduce

- the
prevented tbe

_ Rev,
decanter

Smith with a oliver tea ger,
bottles, and silver cruet stand which waa feelingly
acknowledged. The meeting wag then addregg,d by
the Rev. S. Vincent, of Wareham.

A CHAPTNR ON flOittZ RACING, FIONSZ-TRAINING,
AND TIM BETTING-RING. George Holten, an
apprenticed stable lad, in the service of Mr. William
Day, the celebrated trainer at Woodyates, was, on
Thursday, charged befote G. Churchill, Esq.' Major
tman, and Napier Sturt, Esq., at the Crsinborne
• Sessions, with disobedience of orders, and din-
g his master's secrets contrary to the terms of
*urea of apprenticeship. Mr. H. Morris, of
, appeared on behalf of Mr. Day. The
up of the indentures, and the signature of the
dint thereto, was proved by Mr. Henry
perfield, who acts as clerk to Mr. Day.--Geo.
ard, a man with a large patch over one eye,
rently between forty and fifty years of age, said
he was ' he. 4 lad" in Mr. Day's Stables, and
he was atittirleed to givi Orders to the other

Portman,
Petty t:
his indentures
Wiltaborne,
tillisg up of
defendant
Chipperfield.
Stallard, a r
apparently
that
that

, of the ,
Att had come m.
The magistrates

end ibe sueoeeding - . - ,
En Id. He wee
had, with, private anbeerip- 'WHIFTEBBORNIS KINGSTON.
(gives, lot the opened T AIM—SAWA
duce it from J 304 lqa. to Timm, 306" tiv
G. Morgan, of Poole, end the County on y, for workings
addressed meeting, th, • - ^^anhine within three feet
stand
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

DEVONSHIRE.

The cattle elegem broke out last week at a plus
ceiled Thampson /Ando. On Wednesday the veterin-
,arrinspectet foe the west branch of the Ku wan re.
quested by the flamer Disitiot Cattle Insuranos
Association 'be 'Weed 'slat heifer belonging to a Mr.
Ratter, farmer. The heart was found to be snffering
from the cattle plague, and was shot and baring without
delay. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

, leis; e;diete,
Irevtai vie
weethei' of
rime: I
- The

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Ant
Titus,
bridge,
Aliptl
Wimnindv
south..

A nausilkat Littlebrely, the Rev. Richard Storks
Eaton, realm of Compton Abbas West, and for 33 years
curate of*Littlebredv, aged 62.
August 26, at Werni,utli, James Henning, EAU- of 6,
Upper Avenue-road, Regent's-pat k, London, aged .77,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

WEST STAFFORD.

STELLING Fowt.s.—Jamee Loveless and James
Membury, of Fordington, were brought up on re-
mand, before Major Steward and Colonel Astell,
on Saturday, charged with stealing three fowls, the
property of Mr. Robert Smith, farmer, of Stafford.
We reported the circumstances of the case last week.
In defence, Loveless said that Membury gave him
the fowls, and Membury said he found them in the
road. The prisoners were both ocmmitted for trial
at the sessions. They were offered bail—themselves
in it) and two sureties in flO each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

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for

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and unfeeling aspersions
of "the leading journal" are
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not to see perfectly well the nature of
intervata and the clientak it advocates
it. IMPAiag *gotta to gua4 bar Il&itscy

munw
_gtepanY nriodatiOnipt
- Atilkhdaa, 1000aMpten,, gretenr- dlr.
- next, 'and three rubesquent
Wed • it'Kr..Edwards% Matinghall-street.
a, thaaaptom, inediralipraetitioner—first
efire. 'Ts. did, Wedneisbay meek and three subsequent 1
Wesineedats, et Mr. Ifilwardif% Bettogitallsatreet.
wientabr,stratwi
The I:entele6l' Ohl eoldPialtrrablitineetulled to to,
Troprie tit the onine'dfrlditadeler the 'if: months
ending 'e 314 14,1865 :—Oreat'Weetirtit ealetnel
Moak, sit tlihyste of El, );ser sett. 'per annum ; Great
Western (Welt Midland—Oxford) ordinary stock, at
the rate of ill. 2s. dd. per cent, per annum:
Waders (West Midland—Newport) ordinary
the rate of 17s. 13d. per cent perineum ;
'West Midland —Hereford) ordinary stool'
f £5. par sent. per annum ; Greet V (South
vale)brdinery amok at the rate of 3-1; per mot. per
-carrying -forward a balance o *bout 212,000.
•
" say*
.1)K k TR. ()V A **marls Any sintozoir he years which ,have palmist b. t death or
TELEOI.4IM DI -SECTING _ A DISEASTI) Prince and the Inseams lion of 10.
-only when
BEAST. e ..,a to mind the repeated mono all plan a
A view loteinary surgeon, named Plambly, at associated with hie memory ; only wi think of a
Eindhury, to (folk,. suede • lept-atartein examination of prolonged anletaimi, do we Inet the danger of indulging
a beam fattish laej died of,the,cattleyilewie and through 'To the Maury of siwrotr.' ' We' rtod the danger of LAO.
he did not puncture any pert of STi---ah'in, atark ging in the luxury of Arrow ! Who on earth want. the
sleeves hemsne az,turated with the blood, of -the animal, Timm to indulge In any sorrel on the anbject Who
and he tied et the time an open boil, though not a revere ever supposed there wars the least chance of it, carrying
one, laT:'rette Ws anal. He aeon siker became ill, such indulgence to a deuterons extent? Who isuegined
and di
..tra keit moat uliesetdd nuter. Seth an it capable of any depth of Borrow for anything, . etoept
entire stisMtegratroe Of the liffienea followed his .death perbens the repeal o '
the.. the tetors could make no proper examination, but of the Confederate
they lid no.do...iat whatever' that Mr. 'numbly had died 'es -
of cat,le plague. Toe jury adopted Iddrapiainnig tloir tleo
• .
verdict.

fest--ed
or read In
fdatost golitoneti
011f011/oDiAli *I
the dame of Iher.4
been a Manna*
embolden an En,
incident the theme
impropriety of her grief--
pot to fret in her :env.
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-nJ here '
her lvat'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

II there is

are so famous it is their purifying properties, especially their
power of eMansing the blood from all Impurities, and removing
dangerous, and renewing suspended secretions. Universally
adoptel as the one grand remedy for femvie complaints, these
Plllv never fail never weaken the system, and always brtog
about whaA tvnuired.
ORDRUS OF VII Ktrmgyg.
In all disease affecting these organ., whether they secrete
too much or too little water; or whether they beafilleted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains settled in the lairs
over tel. region of the kidneys, these Pi Is should be taken
*wording to the printed directions, and the Ointment should
be wen rhbbed Into the small o. the back it bed thus Thin
reatment will give almost Immediate relief after all other
!adios have failed.
rii 8 MMACH OUT OF ORDFR.
No medicine will so effectuallyt prove the tone of the
stomach as liaise ; they rem all acidity, occasioned
either by Inholmperance or improper d vt. They reach .tke
liver, and redact It to a healthy action; they are wondgeollY
efficacious in camp of spasm—in fact they never foil ifisnting
• all die rders of Me, liver and stomach.
Blii) DIPT IT It, C pCOIIB AND COLT*.
• No diseases are mace t squint, few uto7ippgeroua than
affections of the resPiraterY organs. The symptoms of
diwmisred sction' may alw ye be remo by Holloway's
renowned rills. They quickly remedy any temporary stagna-
tion of bleed, relieve- any" oveggerged veins, moderate the

conanmptton, aatbioa, 11116
other pulgoottary 00111
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maw of debility languor, and norrouwassa wasted by
Nu of boy Mod, whether nasal physical, effect of
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'fling, renovating, and
the system the morbid e of
goo, regulate all the

omen tin nervoug
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

RUPTURES. e

EY lIER RAJEStra ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
WHITE'S MOC-MAIN LEVER TRUSS,
( Perfected amid Exhibits 4 in the Greed Exhibitiotte

1851 and 1862.

REQUIRING no Steel Spring round the
body, is commended for the following
peculiarities and advantages:— let —Facility
of application; 2nd.—Perfect freedom from
liability to chaff or excoriate; 3rd, it may
5e worn with equal comfort in any position
of the body, by night or day; 4th.—lt ad-
mita of every kird of exercise without the
saghtest inconvenience to the wearer, and is
perfectly concealed from observation.
"We do not hesitate to give to this inven-

ti ent our unqualified approbation, and we
strenuously advise the use of it to all those
.v.io sthud In need of that protection, which they cannot
40 fully, nor with the same comfort, obtain from any
other apparatus or truss as from that which we have
the highest Satisfaction in thus recommending—Chard,
and Stale Gagettc,

Recommended by the following eminent surgeons :
Wm. Ikrgua.on, Esq., FR S., Professor of Surgery im
Kinds College, Surgeon to King's College Hospital, to.;
C. G. Guthrie, Esq., Surgeon to the Royal Westminster
Ophthalmic Hospital; W. Bowman, Esq., F.It.S.,
Assistant-Surgeon to King's College Hospital; T. Call-
away, Req., 8.-nior Assistant Surgeon to Guy'sHoepital ;
W. Coulson, Esq., Surgeon to the Magdalen Hospital;
T. Slimrd Curling, Esq., F. 8.5., Surgeon to the London
Hospital; W. J. Fisher, Esq., Surgeon-imChief to the
Metropolitan Police Force; Ashton Key, Ego., Surgeon
to Paine. Albert; Robert Liston, Esq. F.R.S. • James
Luke, Fag.. Surgeon to the London SOciety ; Erasmus
Wilson, Beg., F.R.S., and many others.
A descriptive circular may be had by post, and the
Truss (which cannot fail to fit) can be forwarded by
poet, on sending, the .circumference of the bc.cly two
riches below the bile. to the mannfacturer,
MR. WHITE, 228, PICCADILLY, LONDON.
Price of a Single Truss, 165., 21‘, 26e, 6d., and 31a. 6d.;
postage, is, Price of Double Truss, 31.. 6d., 425., and
1525. 6d.; postage, Is. Bd. Price of an Umbilical Truss,
425., and 525. 6d.; postage, la. 10d.
Poet Office Orders to be made payable to John White,
Post Office, Piccadilly.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

leadint
re
near noon, ho
f Portamouth,
peal of belle Soon
Ili •

r fp zzo

Minister of

foltoyed.

the !

squadron was full in sight of t.
approach being signalled by a merry peal oi
after this signal was beard, appeared the nine
Most powerful iron-clads in the French navy. avom-
panied by four frigates. When the Solferino had
anchored, the Boglish ships were manned with magical
rapidity, and salutes were exchanged between first the
Victory and the Bolferino, and afterwards between the
- vessel.: and the batteries on land took up the
g, and the rear of the artillery went boom-
woes the water. the reception was a
41'1.1- - 'The Minister
- and was
A salute.

with.s,

horse power
. of 9,750.
the Osborne, yacht, bearing .
Admiralty, an accompanied by the
Enchantress ant, Black We, steamed i
to receive the squadron, "which could nt.
dim outline through the dark bane collected
the Reins Hortense, having the
Chasenloup Lanhet, ea board, '
. .. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

Per
day came t.
the Queen a
• the improkriety t
of sorrow "rhe
notorious
Bright,
destined

iubjec.te
cliecussioa
, the saostf,not
the tabies" ever

conl

aticleintscrlded to read
nett this occasion, on
of " indulging in the luxury
tie Star, a journal which it is
. owns the inspiration •of Mr. Jelsti
has of all others, been ttrn raper
Ire adainster a tutting niul
Vollee. to this which is aptly designated "the
uf the Times." The curious
is that 80 far as concerns Mr.
may be recollected - lihat Mr.
a Gloucester, some short time ago
took the trouble to print and publish a very
pamphlet, intended to prove that
very libels and attacks upon the Qtreen,
intended to drive her back into society for
the benefit of the west-ettd, tradesmen,
emanated from Mr. Bright, and from no
other -"filter. • Now we should far rather
24be to, his eloquent pen, the trenchant
article per contra which appears in the Mora-
kg Star. First noticing one solitary in-
cident in the Coburg ceremonial, which we
purposely forbore to place in juxta-position
with the short comings of the main proceed-
ing—it observes :
'• The monument of Prince Albert may atiensdly be
derive its most solemn and sanctifying effect
'it and -- '`. of thuirief *bich wax maul-
We have seldom heard
nothing theta that of the
the tumult of popular
the bereaved wife to the
d. It mast, indeed, have
seliccionorit whirsh could
millet to make such an
Ire to the Qteen on the
. exhortation to till widow
that the unaniused circles
_ tier claim tAo her time then
huah..mi."

Out

&pt.

iavertineacej,
pot here is

depth

purity

to.-lectui

bntter

c94tiating
depositing,
But, if this
dietinguishod by
It. actustrpereibtintinse,
trao7. • Ira'
• ,
to
• o'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

ZIORETON.

A. R&THER DANGEROI7IB BED.—James Hammond, of
Moreton, wto charged, before the County Justices at Dor-
chester, on Saturday, by P.C. Legg, with being drunk,
at Osrnington, on the 11th of August. The constable
said that about half-past It o'clock at night he met a
timber-carriage on the turnpike road at Ostnington, and
saw the prisoner lying acmes the shafts drunk and fast
asleep, and the reins dangling at the horse's heels. He
stopped the horse and had great difficulty in awaking
the defendant—indeed he had to pull him off the shafts
to properly arouse him. lie afterwards put him in the
cart to ride home, and told him he should summon him.
Fined ii., and re oodte, to be paid in • fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

TU
DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
911CRE3TER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMEER lass.
- -
NOTIIIS OF THE WEEK.
THE -

I
TNAITGLIBATION of the Coburg'
Saturday sen'night, was one of
ats which, long expected end pre%
pass over with a niattet-of;etwrep
Which is all but disappoint*,
her kingdom to eelebrate
. called around her the
of her ehildren, several
i'lbeeltme the personages of chief
&Coil in the houses of sovereign
The little state which was to be
Ity this august occasion, Wt tu a
A excitement. There was it crowded
luare, a central object of attraction
noble ligtre of a princely
when the breath, of acclama-
assembled thousands was hushed
what had it tO'liaten but to
unable address Nom the Mayor
petty Germati muncipality—an
whose unconscionable length alone
the spectators completely out, and
I bare-headed flower girls waiting an
sth a biasing sun—vvhett,'
'ceremony of inatiguration
tWe4itY. PiAntggs time
of bounues ~_ ,!nei Lxv4V:
• /Aare in the

ev,eate
for

Queen's

to the
!Lott
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

be publicly known that any future owe
them would be dealt with more severely.

BOURNE SMUT H.
DEATH or MR. WISE.---it is with regret that we
record the death of Mr. Thomas Woo., the well•known
waterman, which took place at his residence on Monday
morning, the result of an accident which betel him the
previous Saturday whilst in the exercise of his calling.
It seems that the poor fellow in attempting to jump
from the pier into his boat struck himself, and fell into
the sea. This was observed by two little girls, who
immediately called out that there was a man overboard,
thereby directing the attention of two yachtsmen to
the disaster and on going to the spot they found the
apparently inanimate remains of Wise floating on the
water. They got him out and immediately conveyed
him a-shore where he was attended by three medical
gentlemen, who succeeded, 'after mush difficulty, in
restoring animation. Hopes were enterteiped that he
woilld ultimately recover, but he itradually vast sad
41PUed a &bey* stated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

• LONDON MARKITS.

BY EXPRESS td BLBOT.Rit INEREGRA PR.
•
•
(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MIRK-LANE, MONDAY, Sternum' 4.
The receipts ot English wheat were moderate.
new, sod —in very middling condition. Old
sold bees*, and prices declined la Per
am compared with this day se'nnight. New
were extremely difficult of sale, and the
Cons wear very irregular. A diorama we.
effected. *""Foroign wheat in moderate supply, trade
inactive, at somewhat lower prices than Meader last.
Spring core, however, ruled firm. A moderate supply
or
barley titivate issotive. &LIAM rates. Malt arm West
week's currency. A good demand for oat" at 6d, per
gatrter higker than lee) Monday. Scans in short
supply anti trade arm at full earrencies. Peas in ---
supply, arta folly late rates were obtained. '
buuasmo triter, and prices firm.

•,.,177f
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

caugca KNOWLE.

BREAKING A FRNOR.—Henry Stickland, labourer,
was charged with breaking and carrying away part of a
fence, belonging to Mr. James Betsant, a farmer, at
Church Knowle. The case was proved by a police con-
stable who was watching on account of the complaints
of Mr. Beaaant.—Fined 10s., including costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

_
scanty
An average

,

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, September 4.
Thera was a considerable falling off in the supply of
foreign bessistd. 'Tilt show of sheep, however, was good,
and the quality, on the whole, tolerably prime. The
trade wee steady, at full prices. The arrivals of beasts
from our own graziog diattiots, cad from Soo/land and
Ireland Wetro limited. The general quality of the stook
was very middling, and all good and prime breeds
changed hands at full price', whilst inferior stock met
a somewbatinactir sale, at last Monday's currency. The
general top quoladatis wairfla 4d., the extreme, he. 61. per
Slb. The lopply of sheep an sale was moderate, and the
quality, genenilly speaking, was tolerably good. For
most lorestdis there was .a steady demand, and last Mon-
day's currency ass well suported. The general top
figure was 6a. Bel.-Per 81b., het nary firstecloss Downs
sold as 'high 7s. per 81b. About 3,000
Irish sheep were in the pens. The lamb season
niust now be considered over • but the tow choice
breeds on sale to-day . redined fa per Sib.
Calves wets in very moderate supply, and the trade ruled
steady at fall pities. Th. bop illtotation was he. 4d.
per 811 a. or „Lpip Mime vets. Mir demand, at quite
preriosw taleg. r,
MONitt REAKET, MONDAY, September 4.
The Discount Market not very active, but prime
wapporter The tends are good; and tbsre is a grea.
disposittneln trinsaoi businets. • Mfilfilida for money are
OS to 4, allefor the account, 90Ww.lve's5.
,s4l
suEcrigro FROM BATUMI-ATI!' AII&RKErS•
' Agri** *tat
•rI ,
mapply zid wheat, ' IMO
la 4 week, 'l'ne few rumpled of new
onSIo is. per qr. dearer. In
him thiereniVtat
ft 4.44.14..-• • • ..bS

ohoiee 1

-'4

4 fairly I
pester
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

department of vine growth, this ingenious arboriculturist
bends down, in March, one or two shoots of the pre-
oeding year upon each stock, so as to lie below the
horizontal at an angle of 112 degrees, counted from the
vertical. All the other shoots are pruned away. In con-
sequence of this inclination, the sap lingers under the
bark, and favours the development of a great number of
buds, which, in due time, become branches laden with
grapes. On the other hand, the sap produces at the
base of the inclined branch a vigorous shoot, which
springs up vertically, and will, in the following year, re-
place the fruit branch. When several buds appear on the
Orem which, in the preeeding year, produced the shoots
laden with grapes, the weaker ones are removed, and that
only which appears most vigorous is preserved. There
is strictly scientific economy in this process, for it
effectually prevents exhaustion of the stock, and in the
following autumn a long and vigorous shoot is obt,insel,
which replaces the other. It is a plan which may be
carried out with all fluit trees, though as the pear,
plum, and apple trees prodnce fruit on the old branches,
those which bore fruit in the preceding year cannot be
so ppre.ssed. —Tea Days is a French Parsonage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

REPORPMRY ISA
LUMEN IN 1852.

RAO BAIEBR and Eason)
.bot big Reit SALE of FAI
be bold "kg am

17'OR
rn Station, near the South
lEPTIgIIBER 16, 1866, nom-
irooissly. Stabling snd Keep
titan the Sale provided at
j lintries are requested in
riven.
inediseely alter the Sale, sad
aa Order, be he obtaiaed at

74e.
•:,;‘WPF`i...igi St ,

Ir• Punts

taste at it

viippow KA* .rX4N • I,
WAY, Dorset, about 2 Miles
Weymouth.

seed, on MONDAY, the 11th day of SEPTKriflffil,
65, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to snot
editions as shall be then and there produced, and in
e followimg dr such other Lots aa shall be determined
eon at the 01ibe of Sale :
Lot 1.-1111 that insisslantially-huilt and commodious
- and Premises immediately adjoining
west aide bf she turnpike road
Weymouth, lately occupied
dewed, and called
-f Dining, Drawing, and
esoellent Kitchen,
, and other requie.te
,rimer with a foor-stalled _
'Ya anal'
ell stookr 'MI* IrMte Te•-• _
,reral picidt cr
.nt.in about
Lot_2. ts

and other Golden;
active Orchard, mad
Load, caihrated io

°I 11211=gittre'
. .
•11111 three
• or less), aud

MOM
tar Ralston.
Lot those Four Cottages or Dwellings, with
s Gardenbelonging thereto, in the respectire oven-
tions of Aliso Valens, Joeeph Winner, Charles Hibbs,
Sumo Whittle.
Lot 4.—A1l that,' Three Cottages or Dwellinr, with
Gardena- thereto, in the respective ocoopations of
Bilk; fircebe Sake, and Ann Bake.
he admitted the before mentioned premises are freehold
of inberitasce.
Lot & 411 them Three Cottages or DweilitlitS, with
ot Gardens thereto, in tke respective occupations of
rederick Otter, Joseph Tofu& and Charles Winner.
t. lastmentioned Cotta,ges and Gardens are leasehold,
and are held for the residue of a teem of 30) years,
granted Isyamdeoture, slotecloiseZsth Mareb, 1779, at •
yearly reserved mato' ZslU4.•
Tee farther p.xti..laa auddo*Owe ITO/ to Magna
Xpasws.smiCoossilmmAlakilems, Dorchester; or to
SMOTIONSIS.
BROADWAY,
luso Wiles trout Weymouth.
R. T. ICNI3OII. has been favoured with
instructions to 'SELL by AUCTION, on
t.Y and TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 and
valuable 110USEROLD GOODS and
matiqwe China and Glees, Oil
1,699 vela. of valuable
operty M T. BALLSTON.

AAL REPOSITORY.
EBTABLIBRID 1852.

\ ___. ,4

',chino.. _ _
a iati.n. *krill w".4-4ilde.
g hop litogpliegter to 77,37
Theca Da Mon, ~....,
1,.... Bre viers _Henn ;" ennii4Witg et
,fast mos, eight Bedroom%
Hi thidevirceuid debar,
.. wove : Maw," together. '
table - ;It.rd. •ndlori &n-
-en at:oelseil with huh Trees, Prodaetiee
vend *ire et Rind Meadow
It.in abeffSgeli safes (be the •
ot 2.—Ml that Close of Lana,
' Nagsheed Meadow." ocntaining one ,
I Of titersabOuts the the mune e'-
' oompied by the said Thomas '
. ... . _.

LONDA
1, 1865, th•_ _
'Erni nweisemisi"
Waifs's, 418188•0018.115.aboue
I poke, sad- UMW lat.-ow property
du., deems&
?"841•16wiLb.101111;*
se via holose Jim SalestaMionsmokikidiallse.
ad s 5 theeripal goluktia
)011CHNBTIR A GICICULTURA7
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

Solferino,•eerrying
Comminctio-Chief.'
the- -

the prrison
Altogether, a.
demonetretion imposing. ..
e Heine Hortense
Admiralty sad
dinner -

from thi
of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-05

other
firing,
log sort
noesso,
of Nowise

_
landed b.
reasi;eadosyst;Wards
swesier
1),10'01

On.
board-41w a—
navy, **alb now .
' Ironclad,—

1°!4;-'°1 th;

"sans Is.'

linv-allangt:Co elm.. The
and the Emperor were,

A tie IN,
A Admiralty at
of the healthe of the
Proimrd
the ships
end the
. ln

enter-
took place,
ON Ftiday
flonthasa-

and _
• the French

dapArtare, after a

THZ Liverpool magistrates have just granted 126 new
vietuallere' litanies and ref used 61.
A LAND SIIP at Mount Sorrel granite gnarry, on
Tuesday, resulted in the death of Eli Ballard, one of the
workmen.
1)a. Rugerm., it is said, is to receive from the
Telegraph Company £l5OO for his voyage in the Great
Eastern, besides the copyright of his narrative,
THree remains no longer the least hope of Gittglini.
Us has now end then a ray of reason but it is only of
short duration.
Akroun the grape-piokers at the French vine-harvest,
reat many soldiers are to be found. The colonels
'ily grant • coop fee this purpose.
Gwyn, a milliner of Leicester, was sitting by
on Wednesday, when a cinder fell upon her
which was speadib In darnel. and she died in a
1.
- •
„
, -
' •


even.ing & rand ...., given
Wellington—once the pride or o
already almost antiquated by th.
progrem, in - where the Duke of Somerset
and Admiralty received the French
Kit& he leading °Soars in command
of the i i Shithead. The remainder of ,
the offers were intiarleined the same evening at a
rolhadid bauqaek an.heard the Black Prince. Wednei-
day broke Meat and beautiful. The forenoon was ,
pas .d by the French °Myers midair Admiralty visiting
tbe public saa.hliahta.nts on shore. In ° evening •
magniltroat by the. - at She
Royal eta of the ....
Queen After being duly
and drunk, i a royal salute from
lying in Portentouea harbour and at Shithead,
town, as well as both the fleets, were illuminated
honour of the comaion. On Thursday, the town,
Minment took place, when a grand banquet
followed by • promenade concert and ball.
I morning a review of troops took plane on
‘ common, and it night there was a promensde concert
On Saturday 0
tiring w•-•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

DORCHESTE R.l

GRIAT SALE OF

SOOTS, SHOES, OVERSHOES, & LEGGINGS,
AT

22, ST. MARY-STREET, AND 3, MAIDEN-
STREET, WEYMOUTH.

EDWARD COX, in thanking his numerous
friends for the very liberal patronage he has
received for the last 20 years, begs respectfully to
inform them that he is now selling the whole of his
IMMENSE STOCK
AT A GREAT REDUCTION.

It consists of every description of LADIES', GENTLE.
MEN'S sod CHILDREN'S BOUTS, SHOE-1, and
OVERSHOES of all the newest styles.

.11d!ansige

Purchasers at this Establishment have the
of selecting not onlv from the largest, but the best
assorted and cheapest stock in the °minty.
The Bespoke Department will receive every care and
attention.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS
EDWARD COX,
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER,
22, St. Mary-street, and 3, Maiden-street, Weymouth.
WINE & SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT,
CROWN HOTEL, BLANDFORD.
RBYERS respectfully announces that all
. articles in the above trade are warranted best
quality, and may be had in Bottles at Wholesale prime.
ALLSOPP'S PALE ALBS to MEIJI'S LONDON
STOUT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

„.JSzteg..4po o ILUSIOAL DINTRUMENT SOLID—
at London

Prices.
NEW MUSIC at half the marked prioe, forwarded
by poet on receipt of Stamps.
PIANOFORTES TUNED, REGULATED, AND
REPAIRED.
A choioe selection of Fancy Artieles, gaitable for
pwienta. Photographic Albums in great variety, from
tn 23.
to the CIRCULATING MUSICAL
LIBRARY have the advantage of all the new Allude.
Zinng bx post on application, or may be had at the
,MudoSsloda, Corahill, Doreheeter.
•
PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTION
38, HIGH WESTATREET, DORCHESTER.

Her Majesty's ' Royal Letters
Pat stt f• for
' Photographs In `lit ../P•a Printers' Ink.

Prise .140dalliat of the Photographic Societies of Frame
and Sootland.
PORTRAITS

TARN DA !LT PROM RINI TILL FITZ.
Portraite and Views taken by appointment in any
part of the kingdom.
The Art taught to Ladies or Gentlemen, and
Apparatus supplied.

JOIIN POUNC Y
HOUSE PAINTER, PLUMBER scut GLAZIER
Deoorstur, Paperhanger, &a.,
IN ALL ITS BRANCINNS.
Picture 'Frames and Rciest Mouldings of every
deseriPtionotte to order at the shortest notice.
FRAMES RE-GILDED.
Work-mak IN y sof. ahe above Branches seat any
distance. r d

GH 0 R Hip ,HIN XMA N, Nurseryman,
Seelisiinut,'`and Florist, Weramoo and Flamm.
TON NIMBUS/8, SALMBURY.
Fsperienoed Gardeners recommended.
Seed Eatablishment facing the two Railway Stations.
Pleats Let on Hire for Windows or Decorations.
Flower Gardens and Lawns tastefully laid out or
atteaded to,

Catalogue of which

sent free on application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

falloirotiral.

MR. GRANT DUFF, M P., proposes in the coming
session of Parliament to move for an address to the
Crown for a royal commission to inquire into the accu-
racy of the authorised version of the New Testament,
with a view to getting it made more correct. It is now
ten years since Mr. James Heywood made • similar
motion, which was opposed by the Government of the
day and lost. Mr. Heywood's motion, however, was
not limited to the New Testament, but embraced thd
whole Bible.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

Esplanade
, light -
built

on the
is the
-. a land-
more saltient

very
I, TttUOU,
them P

leave

_
and v,..
and the

not to be.

to pr.ovide abelter

'artisans
higher i
beir no
(working
lcarpenter
kenning, ,
loan on y
labourers.
been vinited
have "-
foour e,..
Latched
slity to
hatcher
farmers I
generally
hands of
i.ron o';3
ere
r ndlia;
epend
farm
nd 1.
at
uch
tut begin
hem. But
nd arithen
toughing,'
ye
nowledge
gricultural
01 yet what
n, tow
'me, -
i
me
ids
pork
111
‘CALinitoll.
tatuation as boua,.
elseinly rttatned from that
eoiriretobe had, a good
Want similar iustitutio
children of both sexes, an,
Manyin England already, ,
it „ vofklaavapton, Gloucestershire,
ir erytoksbire and Woreestershira
10 101 l you exactly how these
would refer you to Vol, V
.rand fioeiety's Journal,
ppm anal Isaac, the schooi.
at well, gentleman, to ....
*era and good Christians,
teach Annething more, how to '
work..., and how best to do +'
of life in whicat
,
a
industrial
LI now.
lams in
,
hem,
he: fa
o
ye adildent cottage
:labourers. Air. Beesley says, in his address
aim of landlords, tenants, and labourers, "If it
uty and interest (they generally go together) of
isl to provide comfortable houses for his ,-
mats, If it be bis duty and interest to pros.-
I Aar cattle, how much stronger, and much
rdminent is the duty to provide dwelling' for .
lkiw *daturas (the labourer') who have no means a
reviding for themselves, Unless the landowner; will
she some exertions, and it PIRY be some Petrillo**, to 6-
" 'ea emnfortable baiter for thengricultural mY
hour r, they must, In most cnses, continue to live
/*MU ,f degradation and deprivation wl,' "

Me interesting subject
speak next of the dwellings
for me to tell yen that in mar
are to be found, some of 20
with scarcely any cottage c
the labourers employed c
from the villages adjaose
ot to be. Every farm shoti
accommodation for the whole
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

eau washed down. So
rhich the waves dashed
spray in some places
' the houses. Father
uting for the Miliphief
aside and road, wit up
to be mod for repairs
sea, as the authorities
pier at the Nothe was
• harbour were thrown
in illustration, one of
into the earth for the
smd to which a vessel
_ .

was a rumour that

woriap being untrne...—The Oro-4
wind
' the pot taw days hare severely tried the
large somber of elates and tiles
'their oriel abode to pay a visit to mother

~ Johnson,

omit 'without the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

LYTCHETT.

QUARREL BIiTWEEP ItELLOW WORNMEN.—StraireB W.
Drake.—The complainant and defendant who appeared
before the Wimborne Bench on loriday, are farm
labourers in the employ of Mr. Sentinel& of Lytehett
Minster. There had been an ill-feeling existing between
the two men for some tivie past, and on the 15th of
Nov. a quarrel took place about a hay knife. The corn•
plainanr h ,d gone and got the knife from the hay rick
and " battered it about" a good deal, and after de-
fendant had taken it away, complainant went for it
again. Defendant said that complainant WWI exceedingly
aggrasating, twitted him about having been
charged before the magistrates for assanit, and said
that he would get him "shopped up," meaning he
would get him sent to gaol. The complainant gaid de-
fendant swore he would ahove the hey knife down his
throat, and he swore that he went in bodily fear of him.
The Bench fined Drake 10a., including co-to, and
cautioned Squires against using aggravating language in
future.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

CHARLTON MARSHALL

, FAIR BUT FALSIL —We have to record an event which
has given rise to much gossip in this village, namely,
that of an elopement. From what we can learn •
young man belonging to the Royal Artillery, a native
of Charlton, has lately been on a visit to his friends,
and unfortunately 'the brave soldier lad" and his
martial appearance proved too captivating to one of
Eve's frail daughters, a married woman, with three
children. On Monday night her husband confided to
her charge • Cain of money for the purpose of °eying •
debt for which he had been summoned in the Blandford
County Court, and on which judgment had been
issued, but instead of appropriating the money for the
purpose it was given, on the following morning she
started off with her paramour to London. As soon as
her husband became aware of her flight he hastened
after them to London, but arrived too late, the soldier
and his faithless wife having started on their voyage to
the "land o' cakes."

devisees. It appeared that for tyro Veins before the
will was made, the occupier () of one of the
cottages, had gone to a pump on the premised of the
other cottage (B.). The testatrix devised one
cottage to B. Would the words "t devise the
oottage as occupied by A." carry with it the ease-
ment and make it the dominant tenement, and
carry with it the right to go to the pump on the
premises of B? He thought they would not, and
that the judgment of the Court below must be
affirmed. Judgment affirmed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

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By Her hiajesty'e Royal Letters Patent.
THE CHEAPEST AND BEST MANURE NOW IN USE.
BELL'S AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN. GUANO.
30s. per Ton Cheaper than Natural Guano, end produoes 10 per Cent. Inure Wheat—Proved by Eaperiuse nta.

THE filittg
the Ammonia with Sulphuric Acid, adding Diagnosis, and rendering the Phosphate'
soluble makes it the Cheapest Manure that can be used.
For MA.NGEL, TURNIPS, CABBAGES, and other Root Crops, its beneficial effeeta will be found to be
extraordinary. For Top Dressipg it is superior to Nitrate of Soda, and much cheaper.
One trial of it, weight for weight, against Peruvian Guano, will prove its superior value.
THE MOST EMINENT PROFESSORS OF CHEMISTRY IN THIS COUNTRY have Analysed and
reported most favourably upon it--a full copy of all their reports and analyses will be forwarded on application.
Professnr WAY and T. M. EVA.NS, Esq., say—" We have carefully analysed
the sample of Ammonia-fixed Peruvian Guano produced by your Patent proems,
and have no doubt that it to a moat excellent Manure both for Root and Corn
Crops, and also for Hops," in, ke.
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fertiliser.
Patent is rendered

" &0., &c.

rendered more efficacious,'
Professor ANDERSON, of Glasgow, say—"l enclose herewith Analysis of
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cash free on board vessel in the Thames, or at any Railway Station in London.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

CORER MULLEN.

Erreare Ar DRINK. —On Friday, Mark Best and Luke
Best, of Code Mullen, were charged before the Willi-
borne Petty Swisions with riotcr,s conduct and with
fighting in the public thoroughfare while in a state of
intoxication. They were fried 20s. each, including
coats,

BOHOOtROCIII ENTICBTLIRMENT. -On Wednesday
evening, November 2gth, an entertainment was given
in Corfe Mullen Schoolroom, consisting of readings,
with songs, and pianoforte accompaniment. The Rev.
E. Coombs gave recitals from the Rev, W. Barnes's
Dorset Poems, and the Rev. R. W. Plumptre read
selections from various authors. Both gentlemen were
eminently successful in their efforts to amuse and
instruct their audience ; and the readings were admirably
relieved by the mniical exertions of other amateur&
The proceeds of the charge for admission were given to
the Church Re-seating Fund, Ste.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

re'maining ba
petty riessious.

Donheoi

Mr.l%
. o 1 Mr.

his 5....
1 the 2ad

tm4sitrTPd

, Du Bonlay, Esq
attendance the
only t.. John Bennett,
brought up in
mth stealing ' - of wheat, 2
~.. rein, and a knUe, Ay of Mr. B.
, .we whom he bad been • le was also
with stealing • prong, __ rof James
~ Burden's dairyman, and ! reins, the
George Edwards. __..., depositions
baring been taken, he was fully
- trial at the ensuing I)orfet
- I January next, on all the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

BLANDFORD.

BIANDPORD TEMPERANCE ScoculTV.—A meeting was
held in the 'rosin] Hall on Monday 4th inst., in connec-
tion with the above society, ifr. J. G. E. L.wrence in the
chair, who presided in his usual able manner, Mr. T.
Irving White, the lecturer, addressed the meeting on the
subject of, "How the mind and the body are both affected
and injured by the use of strong drink." This was given
in the lecturees usual good style. There was a fair
att indance.

BOROUGH POLICE, Monday.—Before the Mayor
and A. S. Hodges, Esq.—Mr. Edmunds, tailor, was
brought up by the borough police for threatening to
take his wife's life on Saturday night, while intoxi-
cated. He pletided guilty, and was fined 18s. (id.,
including costs. We are pleased to hear that
directly the tine was paid, Mr. Edmunds joined the
Temperance Association.
WHOLF.S&LE ROBBERY OF FOWLS. —On the 4th
instant, James Foster, Tahitha his wife, and Edwin
their son, were charged before our borough magic-
trates, W. C. Finobam and Angel Symes Hodges,
Eaqrs., with having, on the Saturday night pre-
viously, stolen 32 fowls from Mr. James jay, New
lnn, East•street. After a very patient investigation
of the case, all the prisoners were committed to take
their trial it the Quarter Sessions to be held at
Dorchester in January, 186 g.
S. G. 0. ON THU CATTLE DIBBABE. .—ln Friday's Times
S. G. 0. eulogises the report of the Commission,
admits the ignorance which exists as to the diseaee,
but comes to the conclusion that there are "particles"
which the wind drives from place tb place, and which
first generated by diseased cattle, are capable of
infeclting those whioh are healthiest and best cared for.
It may effect some cattle more than others, but it is now
quite clear, that, whether in high or low condition,
high bred or low bred, all are alike eubject to the
plague. "S. G. 0." believes that the prohibition of the
removal of cattle, for a time, would diminish the action
of the plague, and that such a prohibition would be
justified by the serious nature of the disease. But he
does not think—not at least until driven to it by fear—
that Englishmen would entimit willingly to the restric-
tion. They would do their best to evade it. Referring
to the questioh of insurance, "S. G. 0." think its may
come to be that Parliament should subsidize private
insurance societies. Where their was proof that those
directly interested had done their utmost, the nation
would not be reluctant to do something to mitigate the
burden of loss entailed on them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-12

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