The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-23 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 186 d.
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~, ..z...„,,. stemma ea • den. Val Piara bY iii.lBl BLANDFORD.
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. • MARK LEAR, 'nst i centatioa of the terms was sonteesplated by the ens-
eU, who gave their sasses
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•• - LONDON MARKETS. servitude . whilst Byrne, the Richmond pile!. To guard as far as poossiblenlar--
eiiita. that ograniawl lbw meting , therefore, we cros• Flom Mills sad Min Houle end COl/141Y P.m Satatoga, Saturday, Jas. lg.-
ea the tedious of tin everting.
Wore Lord Portals Hos. W. H. a Portman,
7 movie. Garza AND arrioaorao maim prison wa'rder, was not convicted of favouring such results, we add the following uable emir, the intention was to have an evening MAY on • •• immtewee t° Pre .
oy ha oo that ...net. they
: - reattmeaga, lut., the escape of Stephens, and O'Mahony's first summary of the tarp male, with on extra
.. . a Y EX:PRE& ed ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. MARKET-PLACE, BL 4ND FORD. indictment was a failure. The second Carey proceedings. Bet the inhabitants of provincial towns
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with Fargabaraon, •. J
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, ' , Ender or mut Runts° OaDaas Is COVeclio ere slow to millet. harmoniously, and, therefore, it ths pe orm
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teltiles Inetmeemessit e
mateamethibitoo mausai, tug.- hum atalmnna
ado' Boa,
aurae 4
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ie. Sep to !olefin Ms Agricultural Friends, sod the Di' pleaded guilty, and offered any amount oi _,M.P.,. Rev. J.FlWates,_ W_ ._ _
_P. Okodea_
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• (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) habitants of 1111thdfoed- mid its thighbosirbeed. that " ' . 1. That tho justices ars not authorised to prohibit or elt entertainmeni ala the cronoert• in tbe slow movements,
ocal music was Maisel • hom a otin man named
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. lin enememed BUSINESS as thane and bar • aharo ..
is rity for Ins future good behaviour, bu.
reweniu the
remonli
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sheep, lamb.,
rad.,
aao
twine re..,,,,,w,te !eh wn
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pm. itribowhiihileinmith:bneytiiri seozodesTe:nnagtion'afalor thiiiii:xoeHlo..litoasr.aar. thiLiyr
filandford to Dorchester, was carged with an 'ti-
bia together at Charles Win. -Mr. Miaow. appeared for the de-
.,• MARK LANE, MONDAY, JANIJANY OIL . of their palrosage and support. th' wan by no means the temper of the from plan to plate within their jurisdiction except to ".:. "'lt' tePe Y !eat be bamPe - . th ou h rendered by • party of amateurs, them
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The receipts of English wheat were bet moderate.
majority of' the accused, whose infatuation. a market, fair or place for exhibition or sale. sot.. by Mr. A. Roans,
a comddenible space being occupied by Mr. Hooker's a short
I I el •• °i.k. eeleebibn' ewe' if throne St. Andrew on the S7th November. He
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, and the balk of very damp quality. The wooll_os•otar m -
R. MARK LEA R has managed my shol• in the face of the extraordinary moderation 2. That sheer, lamb., goat., or •wine cannot be .nearatus the promenade (which is erre of the die- They sane revers st •C Ir ~ ~
the hMght of wisdom. mayda"be, (dor mtheemestemi:itinteethtoe
' - oumently conversational. At the same trine, r g oa nigh zati...„..
fondant
_way
eteted
ibas
be
saw
the
dayaodaoa
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tls dill{ mit rig"ly ..r; I t.' • 1 r 1 a ii raid
• of ea. dry perdue, on offer realised fedi I.t
tMonday's.
„....ree. ..nu a OrLrl, • or we, w tolt mom
nded her effort.. The whole of the 1r fully pu g gam y g
• Basilian at Blandford for twu years and can brought from any plaoe one of the county or jurierie i.in, ,•.; ~,,,;„'„ re of • mine ) was almost • nullity. menial " Hark the maim hot-.
. , Micas, but damp porcels were eery dialed to and fairness with which the trials have bee i 1 fir lit (witness) shot it on land
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. as wee tram- recommend him in every respect with perfect coollience. ie. pt an comp ranee with the Orders II Council and ni Moen. ther with the necessary ti /stens • measure p .
These circulate tolle . jew.i,eleatine gees rim • 0. . •
Foreign wee a fair supply ; • fair heel .
' ' JOHN WATTS. conduct d h J d dLa Offi of
e y u gee an w cers the fustian of the mu vhe into whnse jurisdict•
h he nivd kb "Weer singers' Und- bel • to M khans! in Mr. Squire's oconpagas
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seed, and prime ruled arm. Barley thd malt quiet, at et.' , --- - --- -- - ion fonual arrangement of the seats, combined to cap ann. moo
oftentimes mica a
I ted to do much berm, engtna r.
Mr Atk Own wetness
. they are to be brought. of the party in ono place for the whole evening. and laudation is . .
.. late rates. Oats inactive. but Monday'. terms steadily October, 1885. their own race and creed, has been so unpre-
t nig," is a well-known ions la reply to questions by . ,
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3 That 00ril beif balls, bullock oxen and hou hwe did hear a lad sa to her neighbour, while to " damn with Lon p made Hammond a premene of thee
- supported. Beans and peas without alteration. Flour
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y y rk of dealing unkindly with them. We are not disposed to denied that be
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''''' es been'''',._""' e_, ,ammem for awe or bump, from anY "That is bow we do at Weymouth," we would rema
lodgment opow their amides. He owed Hammond 2.e., but the alai
sluggish, at previous rates. TEETH. spends some time on Saturday over the i deed in
tithe out ov woe lurniebnion or removed root Place to that, where such • ciours• is adopted, the meeting is not adopt a high sten Prel,&,njty there is is nett^ be took was for payment of the bird, and not part, aff
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' 'te th of rates or Wan which should . 1 g
--- attempt to account for the iutense animosity Place within the urisdiction, except in compliance with a i.e.& and coneersations, or either of them. At efforta,lcsowingsornethlctOof me
be He did not kooe but that Mr. Hammond •
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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 22. . _
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Females aahaalea for thw ewee of thwir Tewth foe Deo the orders of the justices. eiwgri which we have been aoeiwtomad to atiesd, there in/together but • few vomiter prettier. which Mt"' tw"
and outrageous insolence exhibited b) the A llama
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, Gaines per year, payable on its expiraUon, by
, - 4. An no two looal authorities appear to hen adopte i have
, A moderate amply of foreign desk, in vary =Math prisoners. The theory dto account I biro b there b- ing no societ y for theeniti ti
been no formal arrangement of sea. ; on the Mance, •• Inhere. wm emit" then .e. -on ohne= was • limo:mot dealer is dame- -
starte precienly the mama form of order, the notices wet in contr.'', tables (with. of cont., mole secompeue•Ml t MI . . hte • and if we eat"- I I *d" HI df rd •t W a
_ nr he wee instructed, his client, who was • very
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. . coodithn, sad sales programed slowly, at depress. MONS. LETS, SONAIRON AND MECHANICAL
or these is this, that Mr. Bsrry and the wich case be referred to,to sacertein the conditions upon them) were reapecita i a men rem mg in au o ,on ay
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i curritheith The arrival, of toasts fresh up from oe Dopethr, 79, Sr. Titotweernme, WITMOOTH ; 1 the them mon mentorrous inn
tl they feel they deserve. les . _
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Mi borne. Way ow im e e wen um
• eth erasing district', as well as from Scotland, were attends to preserve the Teeth from all kind, of Disease, Judges are regarded as " Traitors to their mad *abject to which animal, may be removed, line middle, or nattered about the room, sooording to
sis• and do their beet to warrant
sessonahly good, and of good quality. The ceder pro- and to engine their asetiming a regular position. Country', instruments of an alien tyranny' As to prohibit or tn. th
• keeping in mind that so much of any order or notioe as proportion of applaaceeedto and cn them were hope they will forgive , .
hhe In
t.ie s
atbe
.tiiecipisedid.es or through Oa taste and proficiency in t e wn , ,
I mi. " I can't pay s ottani 2.. now, Imeo ilia partridge
hibiliag the removal of booth into the country Children'. Teeth shouid brave careful attention from lupe - .-e removal of sheep, to nun curvier es, sre es re la pos
be f d • •ti rt I of ri doll. of our Praise wheo coat tbroeyaaarerNetni 00P,e,,,edation se 1 will giv.• y 0.0." lie trusted the kkniciii would nee
di.triese for the purpose of daughter bad • depressing thecae of 6to 14 years (the time of the change of the employed in the punishment of patriots ! rambe gestic, or swine from nue to place within the drawings or photographs, stereoscopes, microscopes, first place we most acco _ . e-jet on the convict his cheat nn the °rides. of soh • witness
Methane aeon the trade, whieh ruled heavy, at • first and second dentitiao). Teeth in a wet irregular except to • market or fair, or place them, draught an,
and who, we believe, conducted the preliminary wbc had acknowledged be was • poacher.--Ther
. - deelith in the quotatious of from 94. to 44. per Rib. portion can he regulated before 20 years of age. No we are amd to
Difficult 111 these wild Irish may be to tame, some /Ft, ed. °nom.
find that there is not a word of exhibition for sale, is null and void. imitable for such an evening's anntement ; while
wee 'batmen said that the penalty Air suet) ea offense
Imutic aterirs, and say garnes which were likely to ;el= ;so that this pert of the Perfotinoomt _ 4... I h
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A few very superior Roots and eases realised 4s. 10.1., extra charge for any operation er thwijyrsee required
h dtht th •• I Surely the infliction of a h 1 °. '
rut in t e canar , a e principa
of t b . eavy pena ty Pro,* nal were
, ~. 1 bagatelle with other gain. Mr. Evans, who was the Moderated encomia y
the only objects io be sought for In purely an amateur effort. Under these eircuudwas was £5 on each head of game. nt e present one
• but the general top figure was 4a. Bd. per 81b. The during the year theepl for artilicial teeth only. ' Oen in e•Fing that the Owes were tbe detonating would be 1T...a 40s. and 9.1. meas-
.. Lincerlnshire erasion are 081 sending forward half.fat Mlemut. Airmail. Terre. convicts have been had out to the triangle should be attended with proof of having Ine..,_.."nnu''.
.o--...... ••• that of Innmoay avenue), but intervals ot sung in • manner most creditable to all who took pert
Frederick Myles and Thomas Pitaban, two ragged
• animals. The supply of sheep was limited. but the sale • at Dartmoor for insubordination, and have knowingly a- d willfully contravened these Ai&i, the progremme w....veeiel (se,. we have no heath
bo ed 12 and 13, whose apogean** betokened
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- for ell breeds was heavy and tbe quotations gave way Teeth mpplied is the Most d'
'Moult eases, without ex- Wears, and, so yov ag
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tractith of stamps or musing rin at lees than half the 'ved
nem a e
doz n lashes each from a Crimean orders-the essence of ever ff • th went, during which the company had ample oppe- Odds which is all too rare awned an . _ that they had bo,n
sadly
neglected, were Lem& up
. from 2d. to 4d. per gib. The bee, Downs and hal/ y o ence is e he height of per-
charge of other Dentists. Al his,teeth of his o ten or fifteen minutes occurred between each emote- in there. They were aiveo with a deliosey of light mad
tunity to move about and convene with their friend'. fer am we are aware, is ouly cerried to t , . . ..
i custody charged o lin stealing • quantity oi gine-
. breads were hearten of at 66.21. to 6a 61. per 81b. The maee. aws he with °art& i tee a dee, 7, practitioner, well skilled in discovering the intent. i oelebretod choir. An 10)-
8o much then by way of answer to the pertinent
pfectroeiomen
eb4Mrh.eHemeenerry-learmltetes
be
hy 6eal_.would ginger-beer bottles, the pr...ovnarty n.f Mr._ Ifeetert,
• few calves on offer were sold readily on higher tenth-
yarns so constantly mini-; 11106 WWII
and insumnity from anno u Y gnam° Pe ere. t 'tire part of the organization. The
tototn, " Whot's in • mains?"
•ix., from 4a, 6cL to 5.. Bd. per 81b. Pigs were • dul „_... ~
.. inquiry, a* drooping prime. 'The supply Wes moderate
y'''' "amino' tir LI 0.22. fet.
repeit.
eet adjustineet: All warranted for 10 prisoners are not at Dartmoor, but at Penton- THE SALISBURY MEETING OF THE BATH • 091 01".1.a -the Tbe Chairutas said they were going Se indict •
. will, was an un.quivocal meths. Upeerds of two balanced. " May-day" WM rapturo 1 ,
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the dul it
- ) Pewee-Mineral teeth le pare gold, per teeth, Bs., ville ; they have not been fl ged, but have AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY. hundred ladies and gentlemen were present, and the ouly piece during the evening whlab reseivisa ta * emr sentence which might appear harsh, but y
The meeting in itsentirety, call it by what name you hare bees apparent had tbe voiees been more thinly chemist, Selteburyotreet. -1 bey pleaded &MI y. -
per set, 10 guineas ;in veloseit, per tooth, from 3s. to behaved quietly and well. eantime their
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MONEY MARKET, Monier, JAN . 22. The difficulty which the prevalence of the mettle noducted, thanks to the efforts of the Committee aod applauded. The Natal Anthem sung by the entire
bo a They should send them to the Reformat=
, ss. ; per mt, from 4to 6 enlaces. Teeth slopped, 2s. brethren Us New York are p ying at high arrangements for their entertainment were admirably pliment-thd the operatic selection was mod them,' with the best and kindest ineentions towards ebb
The demand for rummy is not excessive, but the rates entraceed, 15. . °waned, gs. 81.
jinks. The Fenian Co of 800 dele- plague has Pad in the way of agricultural exhibi- the de
ore enjoyable evening nao
stead fairly supported. The supply is still good. The ceiwaiamke4 hes, eoo
an
aparsat.
gratia hww. ogress
nee.,
iwndew it
athi doubiyul;
us loam;
whether tb_ Digo. univenally agreed that a m
da and and wino tbeir time was op situations would bee
Fund. ere dull, bet there in ooly a modem. basins. 1.5 ww. gates is there in full conclave ; but the three ' Seven was the hour fixed for the commencement of not been spent in Dorchester for many a ImIN
tr.
provided for them, and by mach unease be hoped they
transacting. Cossets for money we quote 96.1 to 87.
gland Society will hold a show the proosedinp, and by that time the hall contained as there appe•red to be but one feeliag " • .._ _ id be aired from piths. -He them sentenced then
voted mei of the honorary secretary, Mr. F. S. eompany coneludei the proceeding.. As a whole it .
..was
whyere they
would be
uouiyonably
claw,
ad
and for the ethos. 87* to 4. ia Salisbury in June next. The local committee to 1 4 days' imprisonment, and at the eapiratio• or
having attempted to expel the twelve who n.
Amongst them we noticed I-IL B. Sheriten, Itice. M.P., gatherings at intervals during *ash winter sea
_______- PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS met last week that time five years in Mllborne Reformatory. -
adhere to one Roberta, there is a house , and, after souse diassion, they re- many as Gould ennfortably be accommodated therein. with which would be bailed tbe establishment o seems Woe
Mos Sheridan, the Honourable Mra Norton Mr, and ---
, Wedoiedale_24.-Bale Mr Alarm of • Oasis Its, by divided • itself. Its doors are solved to invite the society to hold two shows at Mrs. Coombe, Mr. Burnett aad party, Mr'. If. C. Richard Keeping and William Had were summened
.1 Lattst. Nr. W. Beyer, at Stratton, near Donato. ''' WAREHAM. at the inseam of Superintendent Watts with riding
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Friday, 26.-Lesture on "Christmas, its Carols and gyarded by a detachment of the 99th galiabn"
_ , the first this year, to embrace everythiog Warm the Ray. IL Moule, Mr. Horace Moak, Mr. H.
R. (). Wenn, the Mayor (Dr. Aldridge), y On the Ise January. -
.. Espana' firmer, Monday Night. c.d.,. a Watotigio. by ift,wasa,ty.. New York State Militia, the regiment within the scope of the society's operations, sloop' t.arlas'eltea"gii, Mr. B. Aldridge, Mr. 0. Hawkins.
observe that all preparations are made for the Keepingi who did not appear, was limed I Is. and Its.
ded beans and • mond CMS II 1867, if the cattle Mr. Saunders (Watereosibo), Mr. and Mrs. Groves Keil was dada& the
LOLD COBH Mend hards on bei appointed Mester Saturday, 27. -Meeting el the Townhalt for the repeal which MlthonY formerly emnman ' . re tit= in Wareham of this chorally illesended onto. be case against
of the Rockbound., . the Omart at on Saturday. of the Malta of the Dorchester Farmers' whose vocation appears to consist (M.jeston), Ilte. and Mrs. Chick Mr. and Kra Cunning Pe
k plague shall in the meantime have disappeared, tan
am w ' CHMIMIAZ CAROL& -OUr Werth, readers will withoat reins on the highwa
Club. • fall h his a
which shall he amentially a show of stook. There ht. Mrs. F.- Pearce Mr. 0. Curiae Hr. gnmen. Mr. Good, granted for the anion ; sod Friday evening, the already by throes proclaims.
COLONEL MAcLEAN, Lieutenant-Governor of N kicking down stairs every tenth person
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party, the Bev. . Barnes sad Mi. Barnes, lecture. The British Scbookono la been kindly Chairman reamrhieg that be had salgered emcmdle
I formerly Lieutenant• Governor of British Hararia,adtiae
on the fith of November.
HUNTING APPOINTMENT& smut who attempts to enter under tho imputation
of being " a British Spy." The New York ws understand, some reason to believe that the Wr. Scott, Fain Hodges and the Mimes Hodges, Mr. R. 26th, fined for the purpose. Mr. William Spicer is,
society will at one" accede to this regoest, more Davis, Major and Mrs. Smith, Mr. Vernon, the Misam we understand, actively
Smith (Staffordi, Mr. IL. G. fewer, Mr. and Mrs. month - - Promating tim
arrange' STICKLA.ND.
Air ow Ornanisa.-John Hook pleaded guilty
I A DaLIBMATS Acr ow Sums was perpetrated ,
Mr. Bally& s Hounde-Thunday, King Grove-al 11. PaPera are making rare fun of these farcical °Vernal's *bee it ta remembered that the in• Shout, Mr. J. Andrews and Mesa Andrews, Rev. T. A.. - ---
rreer.t.l near Julabalpor, tbe subject of it being the wife
squabbles. But Mahony has sent " A habitant* of SalioborY and the neighbourhood hays Falkaer and Mrs Falkner the Misses Hawkins (Martins. Tag ALLZOID Aiele.OLT CASS.
search of on lands at Winterbarne Stickland,
of • barber. She aat °a the Pile bf webd The South Wilts Hounds-Weaned* Jervoiss's F catenated no law a sum then &beat gym to. town), Mr. W. Homer, Mr. H. Look and party, Mrs. of Wareham ( tie Bartlett), requests nto may that
-The Town Clerk 00 Satardey et aleudgerd le • °herr nd InnePana is
I with her dead husband sense her knees until niffocated Friday, Candown Farm-at 10.45. i' arm; Message" to tho " Congress," asserting that Leek, Mrs. Fiteh, Mr. T. Benne., the Misses Onassis., it was • mistake to state thee application
wi tb the smoke and dames-Bombay Gesele. had " the Senate" faction not tied his wards the "Pea." a the ea
understanding that it woald, as a natter of mann, Galvin (Botheenton), ks. ha
hibition, upon the or. J. Gala. Me and afro °rosary, Mr, and Yrs C. made to him to grant • warrant in this _fracas, and El and cans, or One prisoannot. On
waa erre and was sentenced by tt
one Crityi.Besch to • fine of
Lord Poltimare's Hmieds--Wedneeday, Martinstown ; hands, "he would before now have had an
_,_ in fact, that so far am he, the Clerk of the 110- ',hind hire whether ha woe Pins g6° Pay the nee oe
Friday, Look Wood; Saturday, Corsontbs-at IL be a id as well rya
BELWITIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS. The Eitel Dorset Hounds-Wednesda Irish army on Irish soil, fighting for their "awl. live Mock, mid. therefore, Wean te
..1, Perk Pam. inde dence and Irish fleet sweepin formed and ladies and gentleaten of Was neighbourhood ~.._i
the eitY • mita larder number M egricultorists than had so liberall contributed from their art theatre...
,a,re,Mbb anY such aPPlicainin - -a
~ h bad ~,,e te do od to pram, but thinking bettor el the Naar sant
Ix "a C4Nnwil "amber a tewPwer7 Maas" a" knee is (warned, be neither mild have granted or go to fad, he mid he euPPolmo S
rag cOlut TIMM GillinghaM; Friday (Jan. 28), Cri ill-at 10.46. Lau ' an - I would be likely lo oome if the now curiosities, thlt there resulted • rich and rem ranee •*""'•
was shorn of - -
Bag. -There wu a better thtendenes DA today's - . .
Th,e__B_lgeirnacreerh_.Vale 11Honede-,a
LaTuireg;ds;yyrtys;
Bdallat Eng • h commerce from the ocean."
fellow named James Rice, has just given a this int most astseatise hews. fit tha a t, how. tionaa,.wahoicaliamsad,
Jisplaay;aned,ainaa.afe eel amte11...,...11man0.....ner. and
...planner. no nig Rnr. Ms. Herednes, Yin afterwards paid the fine.
CHARLTON MARSHALL,
market and rather mon bemuses doing than of late.
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Beet wheat realised from 42a to 50a. ; per qr. ; white, ete"."°' ;11 4'.'". unwr trifling illustration of such a possibility in the ever, of the society declining to moods to this were able to give to it, owing to the limited capacity, of lotheoriptich ia about hei thread for the purpose of Nice 1101,11 IS ?NZ 00IMITIRT ? -Thomas Ain&
tionse-et . ng s
est the local owanittee think they are feirly the room and the pre-ocoupation of ths time. the worth, She owner of oermia **Mips sa Clorikia, welt
44a. Oahe ; barley. 29a. to 38s. ;black oats, 23a. to town of Armagh where be has been orderini recla ' w. mectiad a maaement ja mem", of Hutchins' cer summoned before the Radford Boa Sara ,
281. ; whirr- 26e to
~..32.- ; h00n5...,24°. M„..25,- /Mr mac. ; The Tedworth Hound, -Tana/dee (this day)iutittali ' eutitiod to insist upon the socdety holdin all Pmfeenweal menial tenrcelaa"en the amateur Waal'. counts, historian who was formerly rector of tie ,en
e. at L
and playing, the wilentille lecture aed illestrations, -- • - - ' at tee instance of the Board of Guardians, on
new ditto, 22a. to 3... ; pass ZIA. tO Ma ; nne Mar, Hee.; muted., cenbagboome ghee.;
Y. scores of rifles from the gunsmiths', an
• full show in Salisbury. lf, there- of his " History
Mary's, in this town. A new edition . .
formed an embarrass des recite which ounsed this men complaint of Mr. J. C. Turner manor of
33e to 40a. ; seconds. 325. to'ffils. Fehem-es 11. Paying for them partly in Bank of England "aut.' t'llair next
fore, the Society will not tat in that city egice, it letereeting caa°°°°' t° remit.. but little "tent". "d enf Dc_____,....,nwt 'ii "..,7 being Publianed's an; d 'he °mama ' f tb district, for alto - ' •
DrvCSISHISL -Tilers waa a fai"hou of ananil" en ma New Forest Hounds-node (this as notes. Rice is said to have ordered no fewer _ tribute onisanow or • wine his consign to
Eitemay will he suggested that that. shell he no show at ail we hope to see many of these articles exhibited again me name.. me Proriety 0. Paymil mut" be in an unfit state as resideocea It peered from
aP
offerhat the potation wee bad. and basins" ruled dull, 00,is ; Thursday; Rummies Gls ;
841.1.1.,)
than 140 guns. This was done for the most on another erecting. To give mane idea of the rich So the memory of this languished writer.
7. &trig the natements of Mr. Atkinaort, who re test
at thegfollowing quotations: -White wheat, 15e 100, to
Villag t 10.45. there d ' the resent ear wh'
8.. Id. ; red ditto, 5.. CaL to se. 9d. rr 69 Is : melting l't in name of Protestant gentlemen, who Ming p y , dot, on the other mine of entertainment which was here left cotes- T a A vir led to Iwo that th Board, the, fennel plaiet by Kr
CCIDINT.- • Are g • • OMB WY .
/mod, if the ceutroiteces requeet is ...need pion, we may enumerate a few of the more prominent ,a__ as UN
barley, 46. 61. to 4s. lid, • gricdi••• at- 6d- to, 3.- .141.,' The Vine H tads (Mr. A. Wbieldon's) -Tuesday Itn
ew nothing of tha matter • and of these 40 - - ---r- objects, which we sew at •ea ry ease.. A nd tbs lue young wan Canaan, who met with an accident C. Ingram the medical offiosr, of the filthy and an-
al oats, 3.. 2d. to 3s. 4.1., per bushel ; floor ImPereeet, (this day), genie G i Thursday, Penner End were tient awe directed,' but into whose
ySS with, the show.yard will be secured to the society eau. of the chamber eme hno - Doi d 'pod recently, was not shot in the face, as was reported, wholesome main= of the cottage, and the M-
eng a ent an emu
36e. ; Sae, 33a. to 44a. ; seconds, 335. per mak. for both exhibitions free of all expense.
°ate; &ardor. CannrHelith Farm- ild lOUs hands they have fallen is unknown-certainly The paintings aed photographs, amongst which was • but only slightly struck by • " gleam" shot in the spear waa racinented to once and rewire on obi..
Weaulrerga.-The attendance St market was -
not those of tha ostensible D ea deolaioa of the local committee was reported beautifel landscape sent by Mr. R. G. Lower ; • thigh, and be was out and about again • day or two An order was then inade on the landlord to cage
fairly large, and in point of quantity there was • libera. s "'hale- to the Sala Town gorgeous architectural 'thine "L'Eglim &Se Naos" atm the affair ha cod 0 neepoodent, in each drainage to be made ea would tithe off ihe
poen . Or Ou Waggle
supply of grain. For itheat only • slow demand, la` BIRTHS. Before this last disclosure, as our readers nry Council at their meeting on *mud by A, poster, EN., and coutribated by Czat- stating that Mr. Frank Pearce some time ago shot which flowed through from the ea., to. the f og
late rates were nominally, at lati supported ; 4as. r dupe are aware, the city and county of Thursday and medially approved of. A deputation, Foster of Wannwell, as was also a view of the q 11 - ' bile - Mat
. a oat the eye of one of Mr. Dm: • keeper", w out aof the cottages Defendant acknowledged re-
and 40a. wese the bighst prices made, the latter being 'anuary 14, South-street, Bridport. the ale, of Mr oonaistin of the Mayor of t• Old city of Othients, by S. Prom, from • sketch • •
Francis Ackerman de da bier rublin, those of Waterford, and parts of 11 tee city, Sir Edward
~,r
of
a,a,a, a a d tte a., t___ ..
of for a day's sport, waa mistaformed, that geotheinan °ening through his agent the name but denied that
an exceptional one ; the price has not exceeded 43a. • al ' Hulse, and other influential gentlemen of LIM local g-o-wer. r- n* -nee rcee; P.l r a """""" • I having never injured any pram whilst saning at the fault was hia, laying the blame entirely on the
Of bwiey as had hese WI ,y a isms supply. gen.. January 15, nat Highelffe Parma" Christchurch, Tipperary had been " proclaimed," in conse- -winch were that skilfully share and felled-
• gualiess were in • fair demand, and the ibest of thente Hank, the wife of Hie Rev. A. Althea", of a son.
Jaaae7 15. ea weyntouth. the wife or cep.. w. quence of the discovery of large manufactories oommitam has been appointed • deputation to wait ouale_tinted by Mrs. Harris; two large paintings, lent •
Mr Den's or elsewhere. tante He aclutin4 however, that the
• made folly late ratee-394. was the highest price made H ~h Hwy _,,,,,, e_,
ea. . , •.•
ol arms dth that the br Ire the Committee of the Bath and Wan of Fogad • , o .
by W Waßaos Fyfe nisq which were particularly Walsgos •sp lithe Olr PIIIISCS 111.crsecis' Batts.- aad aaa bear' whitewmhed far eve y...earite°6lC
that we hear of, but for some parcels 40v. ergs refusal. Taa•Li " al."'"" ''"aira r.,_ tio a daughter. ,an e rumour pu lc worthy of notice,. repreecaed .. The geseentation We beg leave to inert the atheism of the numerous Bench said that they looked to him as MD MODOUISJAM
J Nary 16, at the Wilts and Dowet Bark Wer buildings were to be fired. Society at Taunton, on this day (Tuesday) week, for of Christ in the Sepulchre," auppond to he bi Annie,. depositors in this very old established beak, to the and boast men to see that proper drainage was
Hallrealalt.-At the Southampton Corn-linhaege mouth, the rife of Mr. Edwin R. °ahoy. of a saa• the purpose of bringing the matter under maiden. Carami. taken by thefFreoch under Marshal Ithedonnilo, &iteration in the hour of attendence of • manager to made, and if that WY not dem by Lady-gey nab
.
i trade was sluggish, with little or no material change ,a January 11, at WOG Regis, the wife of Mr. James 111.-Irr SPAIN, they have after all cap- noa. from the cathedral of Ancona, 1609-and the superintend the receiving end withdrawing of deposits, they should melte an order to that offeca
,
I ruulr Rims. as dittlacitatb.reehrl sorbs 'or 111.31iTgmbaanilde.yd Jankluipary' alail,".r.Blandford St. Mary, the wife of Mr. tured Prim', carnage and baggage' anti
other Ciunoni's "St. Anne." the areal side altar. which as ammeter! le en adverthemeut by the actuary,
piece from the aforesaid cathedral of Ancoth ; Demirel F. Allier, Req. , will from and after 13th February -
Beans also commended fall rates, but the wheat trade R. Bhirmihitrd, rif • 1100. " compelled " him to retire from tha moun-
DORCHESTER. paintings lent by tbe Rev. W. Ihrues of GUM ; mama next he from two to three o'clock p.m., every Tuesday, FONTYKLL MANGA,;
• I was very dull, theme samples which were out of eon- At Channinster, the wife of Mr. J. Read, of a son. tains of Tol. do, towards the Portugese beautiful photographs of statuary., signed W. H. Deakin that is to my, this alteration will take effect for tee Oe Friday last the Malden of the Naomi Sand
ditions and which were the majority, being negleted• ' GOICHMITZE CORN 111•111 T, Saturday, -Wheat end a number of gr. Finney s well-know, artistic first time on Tuesday the 20th February. We trust were regaled with make and tea foe them by
Prices may be quoted at about the fo/lowing rates :- MARRIAGE. frontier ; still it is ust 'ble he may turn
; J Pomo
'it limited "apply, and BOOM much aliened by the Productions- Ono 01 the Prominent tibias le the moot that all who may see this notilleation and may feel the liberality of Sir fL (i. Glyn, They ennobled
i via, Old wheat, 48.. to tsts. ; new, 40a. to 525. ; malting January lg, at Bt. Peter's, Dorchester, by the Rev. K int° Andalusia, on whose borders he was last 'um imam.; hut
ail
old
and dry parcels fetched was • needlework carpet, denribed as being an enact sufficiently interested in their poorer neighbour.' welfare al the 'Wool-room at 4 o'clock to the number of about
barley/ Xis. to 38s. ; grin& ,
-os 28s. to 38a. ; oast 22a. to W. Pears, Mr. Honey Buttes, to Tamsey Ann, youngest heard of. At all events the Portugese won't rath;,. of • tenelned Meant in a Roman villai_ant and their richer neighbours' eionvenience, will amid in 150, and after doing ample jastice to the good thing
240• j okt blaok, 575. to 30". ; old white, 29 to 34e. ; deughter of Me James Beeler, more money. Barley in rather short supply, '..catirleh it atews (Isle of Wight), worked by the Moms making the errangement koown. set before thena. Rewards, also kindly provided by Z
new white, 27e to 29e. ; new beans, ths. to 475. ; old, have him. A discussion on the subject has and prioes for all sorts were fully maine.nriea Oat" Damen of
, Dorchester. In '
various parte of the re, B. G. GI n
y , ware distributed by tee ladim menet to
50e. to Ma ; new gray peas, 40• to 42a. • and malt; DEATH& taken place in the Spanish Chamber of were again 6d. to la per quarter dearer. were tine examples of stet , amo t which we ODDMILLOWIMIT. -The eleventh Muni M those whose good coodem aad mbar mateadence at
i 60.. to 66a ; per qr. Flour was dull at 341 i. to 355. per janaary 8, se Portland, Mrs. Thomas Bisho id D ties • d ral fth leading members
p. wow epu ,In nye o e Ws have pleasure in introduci to read
ng oar MI mrticularly remarked a enntiful marble bu 4 of the Loyal Victoria Lodge of Oddfellows, ;rad at soh.; rendered the. deism., a thud.. di=
sack.
II; of the late Lieutenant Thomas Bishop, Royal Navy, have declared inst the movement for
afla the " Masonic Calendar for the pron., of Dorset." inenutoCellini, hy thegreatneisi himself. This Genre, the lodge-room. Antegolm Ins, oc Wedmadari when to their homes about 8 o'clock, thidectly highly
with several statuettes, was lent by. Mr. E. li. Liner. between 30 and 40 memben and frisods sat down to with their entertejwweet.
Tag CAITLI THAD& and daughter of the late David Dania, 1L D., of fit ra _ • , 'net published by oar toeftteman, Mr. H. Ling,
1 BATH -This su
. pply of meat is almost milinly eon. ea... 3
John's Newfoundland, seed Hi yeara
10, at Blandford, Charles, third eon of Mr.
lined a carcases, which sold at the following rates :- g, ree. the scatrii„t aod Dorest Railway
Beef, 4. 4.1. to 5.. per stone of Rd. ; modem, 4e. 4d. Jan 18, at the Athos of her -le'
-law Rear wen= unity. Portufal, say they, is content to.thidiat
_, .0 a d . . The centre table WOO occupied by jewellery, books of an enellent supper, provided by the host, lle. E.
with her history an position, and has no lod ' .." gio. eacn"
desire to be united to u s list of the several
gm chapter', ,in the county, arid the tow
Spain. Talking Of names lodes days, in fact, all the requisite informs- engraving% curiosities. and phothgrapbs acoompanied by Davis, which reflected great credit on him as •
es, steretecopes. Conspicuous amongst these were two caterer Mr. James Pantea; en honorary member of „
valoable ease of jewels, lent by the Hon. Mrs. Norton, * ied te, „heti the d • of • 114ELLING BS, terra°
the lodge, noun a , cities Use nor -,....-
KEYNSTONE.
UT • LIMN, -Cornell,
to 4.6. 81., lamb, 4s. Sidi to 5..4d. ; ..1. g.•
••••-• •••• 4° 6S. ; Admiral Aldridge, Axminster, Devon, Betty, rkiet of history, however, people are reminded of the um respecting tee Freemasonry of tbe Provieoe, containing a splendid tortoiseshell necklet set with - • h id y p elm Rimond, against whoa' a former conviction
pork, 4s. 41. to 4s. gd. chair being con ded to r. smog oyntee, an as
the late Chas. Knight, Esq., ern 92. similarity of Prim's present escapade with tetra"' Wtth e milsailar, in which is included the opals and rabies, an amethyst necklace, and on of pale
hon. member. After the removed of the cloth,and the reemrded. wee ou Saturday la* before sad, Stadion'
Invossants.-MI the markets remain nosed, sad January 18, at Ivrea Minster, Mra. Maria Wood, the revolt of O'Donnell
when Aii
nought ~,, date. of the holding of Grand Lodge gain" and amber, brace'en exhibiting amnia' work in gold, kA.
usual loyal and patriotic toasts bad been given, the magistrate*. charged with eking beer without a
beams is conducted by means of " cattle rale register; plot diktat of the village,
_and widow of the late Joeeph "i" those of lodgea, chapter*, &c. If al. wed, op our Dr. Bisset Hawkins gave the loan of the late John he secretary, to ham se the instance of the aupeciatmdmit of
to. Ratchets experience no diffleuley in obtaining .wriml, for any Yowl landlord of the Talbot Heed Ins Coerce the Queen. And there are not awant- laving brother should be ap ed h the Craft, an Lech's cartoons in r'sesce. a book a engravings Olean. Chairman called ou Mr. W. Harris, t .
....
prov r .1.. of the adventures of Brown Jones, awl Robinsou read the report for the past year, which *bowed that Mem* tae ca.° was fully Proved en the evidence.
- fat staa, and tbe prices for beef show a downward la tho. 'iliac*. alitta 73. ing those who profess to discover collusion endeavour will be made for its annual production.
thd
ethe
etai,i wee.. 'ow.. E. B Sheridan,' the lod me in • flourishing condition and tat the of • young man named George Foyle, wbo stated
today. Fat bullock , superior, Ile 84. to 12e. 41. Janney A, at the Ship and Castle lon, Marsh-street, betwixt hi
-.m and Prim, even now. Un- Ta Wg•1110.-Th• reading of the thermometer n ''''
nig tin
. el ga .di . ••• Ths ' ed mot. that on the 9th December kat, be went into
at Req., M.P.-who, by the way, everybody was d ighted funds were rapt y increaseig.
inferior Ite. yee sew.. ghwy_weihen. Bd. ; and Bristol, Robert John, only son of Mr. T. R. Loveless,
thee, 7i. prr lb. formerly of ths George Inn, Dorchester, aged 13. doubtedly it is stated that Zabala's orders Dorchester fer the eat week is as follows :- to meet at the soiree -sent amongst other object" of ai the oommencemeat of the year was £7ll 12s. 9d., Rimond's house, ordered and drank two pints of
January 19, at Fordingion, Robert, mirth eon of Mr. from O'Dcitinell are to pursue Prim, force 1 I fow..st, two great curiosities. vis. :-a ocarf Din, the which had ineressed at the
wid to gB3O Ige. led., beer, fiat which he paid Sii, and bad three hag.
Wiensmas -The beef trade is decidely inactive just R. Sercen,Segul 5 years. The third eland within three 4 bead of which consisted of a pine of pure gold, taken showing an increase of receives over the expenditure Mate Pot into • glom bade to take away. There
A Dialler' State of
now, neither farmer nor butcher has become reconciled weeks, from searlatina. him to take refuge in Portugal, but not to
Dates. Noon Itw of Wiad. Weather. In that form from the mines or Graben (Peru), and •oy £ll§' 7e id. The ;mother of ineeohers etaogiog were three or four other in the boas drink-
to tbe new regulations. In some way or other, bow. Joinery 21, Julia, the only daughter of Mr. J. Miles, take him. Prim appears to have committed z tifig '''''ulni°l • sno" fmn Cegnexi (aentinil "P. on the books was 228, making this the third lodge in MII- --„P-11. POPe Mated =bat inlayed elan
ever, there is a fair sapyly of beef in the market, at, as saddler, High-street, Dorchester, in the 4th yew of a capital error in leading his soldiers to be- to be a charm against inemstancy. J. lone, . . . . e
the Poole district, in point of numbers. Tee sick. o.cloca to th• sooting of ths de ia question, he saer
est, no advance In prices ,• 12., 6d. to 13a fki. the more her ....
el the general qnntation, aid. to 10d. the lb. tbe retail
• MOO for the year had 000siderably decreased, as coat. the.
_,lnewt, °..„•• witnom go tato . 's home. Ha
-a 15 47 43 W Fine were brought to this isometry by Sir Rutherford Aka. pared with tbe year 1864, the society having in test ,___,warimen lan h• 0111• M He had • glies bona. ia bis
There Is actually nothing doing in store cattle. Espartero; one of the five officers in command It m 40 V 7 kNW Rd do
n, udy Several bronze thatuettes were lent by Mr. Scott, year paid Eli° 4s. Rd., and in the tsar 1865, ,
__arm° eim„tainiall beer. Witilem beard parties in the
, giertton is in good deemed, and is killed largely. CALENDAR. of the insurgents has surrendered to Zabala, 17 50 48 w Drioline rain
,
ieweller, and Mr. Hogg wu the 000tributor of some it 14 Be. 4d. The report was received with gran 'mum uu• man cballenged another to tone Ise
I Present prices are Ili. to 10d. the 111. As spring g 49 48 SW Any drissling rain Ito
advances many farmers will experience difficulty in 23.-Tuesiay.--Freneh treaty signed, 1860. stragglon are coming in every day, and the lo as 48 isfisy 8 . man vases Dr. Aldridge sent several istereetiog acclamation. DUrinf the evening *Moral ozonised beer, ant be beard the cry of " bead ad al."-
1 procuring sheep to graa• their land, bet it is to be hoped 24. - W0rn...1n.-Loin Pahang dissolved, Re ar tit tak"
y is are mg many priso ,
nen despite so 49 40 vr tormy
gat them being miniature heathen gods, • were
tit.
..--rath...a the ...any was not Mr. Atkinson, who appeared for the defendant,
lihowets, gloom? ah, eh;
h "j"4.4 p,onaa. A megnificeet collection of photo• so 1...111 .on trurio.-..-Lsone, a in,',;,S; ,grimbie beariz tht evidence. eeeg hs nowid owe prooted
aay
I that be that lime the present stringent prohibitions
m wri
a
ay tbout risk be removed. Bacon pigs sell steadily
t Ils. the mom Bay is not dear this winter.
- -- 1679.
25.-Thuraday.-The Convention of St. Paul. the forced marches of the rebels.
26' -FrideY.-Firet BendaY-wineel vetahliehrdi IV.-A Benz of indescribable horror has
1784.
27.-fiatorday.-Mosart born, 1756. occurred on the high seas in the wreck of the 21 52 48 Rilf Drissling rain, a, "
oosassroszams Irma 1885. ' Mla:hawir leasthohwo7 Rhea Rerseyterawell• Usorrultro.sidost and pleasant evening could not have been space
•
Chinese curia leat by the 11. a.-Y. dolls, tom-
i'e
- panty of £5, and 10e. coats --A snood informa-
tion bg It Su_perneor of Excise, Mr. Yost% eras
15 35 lit w moray, woo. rub, prising • ast of ret els of agrimaral implanting-kill POOLE. then -Lord Portman mid the magarsese
, IS-Bnedee.--Bepteagencea Sunday.-lessons : Australian passenger steam•hip London, with is as 31 we aNW fii plough and winnowing machine being strikingly like the
-'. -. ~n , ne were vary reluctant te try • man twice for the sae
•• ~, 'e ~,liar , Mornith Genesis I. and St. Matthew
gie . 'l„eres. Genesis g. ehd mi 270 souls. They went dowa withont the lt 36 28 NW Fine, mow, line impleineees ordlaily used a the meat time in this Lows oy rug Parostel.-The Prudhoe of Liver. off amid ..
they bat believe that the caeca
.., • 18 36 29 N W Fine country • a small mature frame which Mail wool of whioh ambito Bartlett, of Poole, was
'- ' ... Corin'thians is. possibility of rescue, sate for nineteen of the Is 36 ss yr ANE N in • wonderfally delicate and skilful manner. Ise.a7r! • inaresee. and lb, Soul. of t,loo town, the woe" not be maned. Mose should be diapoeed he
e-1.- ' 29.-Vondey.-George 111. died, 1880. thy deal as lemientln.as possible. . Defendat promised
. ~.2!, crew and passengers, who escaped in a boat. 20 29 23 N r
OW Barnett seat som Am specimens of Indian artidic
oarpeo ,
ter was weaned on Saturday, January 13th, it sithald
Dot
The horrowing details and incidents of this 21 31 26 N Ha, flee workmenship. Bat the most valuable amine of high
near Fleetwood. A matity of wreck and some of fisa io th. Mai .
Young maid he muse peen kr as
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art shown here wee a Pieta, in white marb y et ono, moo the former conviction they
TO CORRESPONDENTS. catastrophe ot.Tupy another column or two of of the veal have been weabed meat
Do It B. Sheridan, Esq. This was said to he of great the hie bw°,l -- had every reason to Wheys that beer had hems
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NG_MILLS,
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W. SKETCHLEY
BEGS respectfully to inform Builders,
CLepenters, the Trade and the Public generally,
that having erected an entirely new set of first•cian
Meehisery, the same hawing obtained Two Medals-one
at the Plymouth Agricultural Show, and the other at Ma. J. fintatate, Bookseller and Printer, lit. Mary
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Thomas Baker, earth
yams, steali2, =lamest at Weysoth
mosey at Weymouth.-
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• considerable amount of damns. Mr. MILBORNE ST. ANDREW.
who was in the osoe at the twee, mee TAWAS' In 81•11tCH OP G ens -Edwin__ , , yWs
in ured on the hand, by a brick falling end Frederick Miller, who at the last Blandford
h the root The clerks in the office were a- Divietioill Petty Seme°o Were„Fharded with "Mg
' red by tbe accident, although @mewling alarmed. • gun for the Pro Pose or hlutag fPuirt, were cm
he old
aa:da rrt torks,riairaltp
.1-adosenchadeli tatheasa Tb,, reetureeiori waismst opwo.rdorb of £160.8.4
the Saent3:ll7i.earda lined fa! sad sa. mane in dean ons
eet, I mouth ; chalet pew wing, eseeiLPB non of M. Leah, Sag., and Mr. Pan _
c ben at Wiceborne, 1 month ; Thomas Williams, steelini "_et t.,h1,, P°4"..,,,,,,,,i6; to -du •raianbe.,,k.
' missionary box at Stariniester, 1 month • Joao "" "" "'""-'• - it roll° dH. Herds, J. W. akar, Lyifullett and
4 I/a-Peruse.", Esqrs.-Ann Bishop, wainharged with 'deal.
wel an ostrich farther three es borders, • emit anb lashionahls intelligent/.
. the Dublin International Ethibltion-he is neared to by having once made the passage out in .59 Reek, Gaorya Row, Thomas &ore ' ' • relic cd the late lodise mutiny was lent by Mr. lags ta' • . .. P .
, and Edward ta„..- of •em Bower, some nbboo, four yards of velv•toi collar, end
execute Sawing, Planing, and Mooldiem of every ....1 days, that in order to secure berths on board, Storey, steeling 1 ewt. key et Haselbury Bryan, 14 Vetener' "dig'. a ?can"' "a aa...'"-' liai' he did tbe property of her tater, Mr. David ___,,,.______
• description, or any kind of Joinery Work, to order, at 0' ', ......' deya -/ at presentee! : John Wilmott, drunk, ha ,at ere„, „ „.. __,„ „,„. steel P breesteleies ot r • ee,
hibited some Indian arrows.
pZiall ..--
ne Hayward, draper, High-Mreet. Tbe prisoner had lived THZ Pall man °anus announce' that the marriage
the undermentioned prices :-
i(.; 'At'
~ it was requisite to do so months in advance.
, ,_ Shaftesbury 7 days • Robert Collin drunk ke , at "I.'" w"'"e'""i''"eue----
ttes from Pom Roman drink'
or all work about nine of the Priam Hal
Yet the exceptional Mate of the gale by whicu ' - ' ' ' .-
en found in Dorchester, • ease of antiques, copy of in Preotoutor's service as nal - . ena, assordiog to preemat arraage-
DOORS. --
rief , Lyme Rage, .3 month, j Thomas New Man, drunk, Ike., Pe Ith old mow of Doe. weeks. On Tuesday last, Mrs. Hayward went into manta, will take place es the 9th of June. 'The brides.
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i. 0r.4.,,, she foundered was such that it is to be at Hintoo St. Mary, 7 days ; Aline Fathers, vagrancy the de...it-warm" ef Cheri" ' • risonar's bedroom, and in • box that was open, maw maid' will be two daugbien of Dukes (via., of the
n. Ai par Foot superletaL d. ----:_15.-_-2 erre! antique enamels, • small genes came p
„, ai Foetal Magna, 14 days ; William Bolton, hawking Meet". " co i the tee articles which ohe was now charged with eleagag. Dukes of Richmond and Beeeleach); two daughters of
2 4 Panel Square ... ... •131
, er evo
ee--- without • lases, 6 weeks. box portraits ea How lea Mr. on ngton gars
••' 1. .. „ Moulded one side ..... - - 6
loan of a collection
.
. 1,.. .. Moulded both sides .. ... 7 ....-____._.---ell 80110008 Psm room, Monday.- Before the ton field, Neel' from the thighbouLond of chord, ome with the feloey,end told her lauthand what had occurred, two of Earls (Earl of Oudot mid Earl Marna) ;
. men would wish to do whatever th •
en. pests and the prisoner wee 'yen into sestoday. She cried vary and two sisters of Earls (the Earls of Dunmore ead
, Mayor (Dr. Alibi.* and IL
up,* Esq. -Charlet from Cornwall end fossils taken from the upper ip
1, ,
1 „ end %goers
... ... ."... ...... ... 7 DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
1; „ „ Moulded one side .. ... ••• ••• 7 may be--did not accept those storm warning*, Canis en" summon ' for mot Hug a youth named d riaar'fbbaftedbary. Mr. F. 8. Etias was the
grease muse. and asicifarahe knew she had one wrong. 13 e Mount Rdeaumbe). Prince Chatham, the bridegroom
,t i
..
;; moulded hoth
"Ida.; _ _
.. & DIRCHESTIDt. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1866. more significant than the drums and triangles George Robins on the Hish instant. I triaL-- John Layne', was charged elect, arrived in
t seems that for • contributor of an Ice-making machine, and venous kinds wwr. Orntiad _
aa _ a _ a . , Sairtaad Oa Mond . •
sy and is paying a
.
11 „ Panel Square .. ... 7 • lon time past Mr. Davao, an elderly gentleman who is of efeetpioal models and apparatus (thsluding an electric th Mall it t tar peek" 011 th pommy visit to the Queen at °Morse,
- - _ .os of any telegraph station, which compelled -4 The cuter
rought into requisition dor. of Mr. F. T. Rogers„ of Fanahasn. prose
1 „ „ Moulded on dde :.... ***
- •••• ll wee-known in the town, has been greatly annoyed by bell which was frenentlyb
• 1 „ , Moulded both aid." - - ••• •it NOTES OF THE WEEK. him to put into Plymouth • down the
got boyil interrupting hire and shooting et hint In the ' th io i gal ' Mary, and a spiroadeer, mid that he bad lost from the deld oot lew than treat
mg • ayes g, a vanic
2 „ Pa'nel Square . - - Chaunel. Such reflecti kth
ons carriltac e re- i• t toes of se and las amordi I ordered
streets, and they have seek appeared before the ehich was mid to be • test of the andoces of the oto hree Mee ng y lain sub eLtints.
2 „ „ Moulded one side ... ......-- winders or his house, and Made Mang pima at lungs. end sot instrionst the use of whin would ma- • watoli.t.o iil set, He did not aslifor • severe palish.
2 „ „ Needed both sides ...
... .. 9 I. If 114 ' sponsibility to a point far remov from the him. Last Tether, evening luoring oecathe to walk serlefly ermagthen that organ. Surely all these Malec* moat, ha' °al la. aa al° Priam" 14 1° _____,p_____
1 ~
~ iyano, Hata
sad
aqua,. ...... ... •... 8 ir AJIHITT 111 about to close her actual wreck ; and induee the inquiry whether down High Westetreet, he asked Mi. Curtis to follow whin do not nearly ea.priee the whole of the man. prevent tbe continuance ed these deprolitions. It IN the Court of cinea's Bean oe Fridisy, it wee
I 1 „ „ Bead, Flush and Moulded ::: .„ 8 tranquil stay at Osborne, for our London those immense ficatin •
g troughs of mon are sear him se • promotion egajnist ejop mobbing and rode lion, wen worthy of men) earefel iiiiiiation thth haring been. proved that 'Amor. wee apprehended with decieed that the c.. al Chariot*" Winger shall he ta km
I „ , Beat, Butt and Square ... - ... sa Correspondent annou conduct of the boys. As Mr. Dans pan the Shire- ny sore enabled to give them on potraday, when the swedes in his poseessioe; the magistrates committed . Tuesday me day),
1 „ „ Bead, Firth end Square .. urea, although jam_ not altogether a mistake, and the fact of their WI, • numher of bets eked at tbe corner of the 61111,, pOilliNg round the crowded room. the prisoner for a month's bard leboar, at Dorchester. •
Di dule I
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Brat.
neat
ehd
meeldett ... :::
.. us y, that the eight eream-coloured
i Of snapped irou masts and booms, and iron treed aa° oaf said "Thant he ines With his Mott stiek to- Tee Mayor haring very briefly stated the object of --=4/ohn Eaton, of the New atelose Inn, was summon- . Dr. Losenneroe, it is aadontood, as soon as tasa
,
1 „ „ Bead, Butt and snare ... ;',..
... ;i'l horses that draw the state ca • have driven out of theit sockets, ', ,I i . . night." Mr. Curtis went up to them, end told there be the oteoelg, end that the proceeds wood he even to ed by Soperineadent Gifford, for having his house open 'prise" case rebating to the Beads and Kira" booty isi.
wallet amugett the entertain. for the sale of akoholis bcpmes at half-past twelve °Week dinmal el. will retire 'mei the beach- Dr Luolautatia.
, 2 „ „ Bead, Flush and oars .. should not take mush enable in deali with them if
ng tbe fends ril the Dorset County Hospital. . . . _
1 2 „ Heed, Flush and Moulded
So . ... ... ill been seen in Parliament-street. Th Belgian with hundreds of tons of te
... 9 ' I • e mpest-water the they annoyed tee old gentleman, when the boys said inept commenced, aid was varied every ten mina on Sunday morning. Tbe can wee proved be Pal. Huot la in his Plet year, and is the oldest judge ais the bean.
2 Eerie" Doors ... ... „, -
... 4 p empotentiary and suite have been announ- iron hulk lies a heavy and helpless mass upon they had not called alter bim or seen him that e'ening; throughout the oak& An Werra of half-an-hour and P.C. Pokes, who saw several people in the house The right hon. gentleman warn appointed Jadge of thee
. - ••• ... eing the usual death and succession fir the oceaa, a sad and sole b k h ' As be turned away fat them, "they grinned at him, occurrrd at othe oiethse, to ...et. the oogepooy to por. and two elate of gin on the mentor poured out, in Admiralty Cart in 1838.
. 11 Sash Doors ... ••• Th i Inge, mn re ue to uman sad said " What nal, ait te you ?" abed he boxed take of refreshmente provided by Mr. and Mrs. D4by readiness to be drunk. This being the enendent's arse A Raninsar Jeliv.-We learn frees the Caledonian
• 9 ey spent a day or two with Her Majesty. ands-ity boasting of conatructive skill and ears of oho Of them, hich turned cht to Den '
t. of the Aetelope Rotel, In th• Conk &Mane% effeeev. he w" hued be'' "d ensta - Debar" Memo., that six of the jurors in the rosiest trial et
The next guest in mg
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RASHES AND FRAMES. mace, was the bride_ the strength of nuiterials, This serious to the complainant. The ladadenied having called Thie tutus,* cliental roo was transformed for th Gammas; was Aped 10s.. and meta for keeping • mat' " Mrs. Weirton e. the Sarefor Review" who were
grlom elect, Prince Chri t• f
s ian o Schleswig- calamity will nevertheless read no lesson to mho,. do so
after Mr. Davis, bat said be had beard time bang into a very age:able aperaset by • liberal mon lodgiag-house, without being duly licensed. for the defendant', have solemnly donated, In tin
li an`hes k Frames, Memel Sills, Azle Pollen% Holstein, who will be • -Kr. curtly said that et different times employment of evergreen and bean* •billi tbe door - prates of magandes, that they gave the reran
donde ha married to the the enterprise and dari of the age. A few during the pest two years &adapt and a lad named under an erroneous isepreesioe of the sanunise up el
9 Priteess Helena on the 9th June. It is timid emigranta may. prefer to float to their Watts, bad come to Mr. Davit's window sad bollixed ser
winrthreedmimseitblerratm' pwat.t.hia 7thveeriplaos."eatzio. W I &MORN E.
lt Casement and Tva ditto ... II ..1 Lori Jereiswoode. Application is to he made for •
2 ditto '"waYa interesting to know before-hand, destinations in salted American obi , " whew yhow," &a -Defendant denied all parte:lam cr. ,
pi oi is this conduct, but Mr. Curtls said his 'd nt - • were printed in the ball, at • printing press Mentegewes or RHIOII.2I•TORY (MOAT, - new Dial-
, lf Greenbou. lights .. ''' - - -10
marriage secrets, s.nd we learn that the wood, so prolific of sick Australian pas- had f ether spoken to hhe shoat it, and seld hie erected by Mr. Fodor. Wint shall we my of the pro- Henry Aplin, a master's labourer, was itimmotied - - --
2 dim.
ditto
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„, ... 41 bridesmaids will, On this occasion singers ; but the majority will Console them- 11.
Bob Lat
fouler
oeot
6.
ba
mada
aut.
oy
it_na gramme 1 Of carve Mr. Hooker's adaptatme of science
to illustrate nand nate and living creatures was the by Superintendent Boynton, before the Petty JOrtign intriligtnce.
A kn. amortment or weiae,..,___,- es...._''' ~,,....,..... 5 two dau ters of Dukes (Ric ,
oeonmprise 1 yor said it wee well known that Mr. Davis had been • d, • Sessional heroes, on Pridiy, for refiring to
Ingo, Skirtings, he., always kepey----"ei ""'", 1"IMP. BUCCI d and se ves with the persuasion that the London greatly unoyed ke 1,, _
... _T., The constable. mid they pita resthaoste. A more interesting aeries of pares
to Seam eut), two dau hte f ~ ~ .
g rs o tzliaes IV, caught in a tempest, the like 01 :inich frequently hail U. drive awe could not have been given. Whether we weeder the pay towards themport of his two sow who -40....-
.
e • men of boys frost UM beauties o; „:-.z fern lams and the wondrous straitere had 14" ma* to imprisonment in •
.•
. i KiIIMATEB FOR witititrotouttas ono (Abercorn and Normandq two d esiside. It all
ten was never seen, and adhere to the iron hulk, ad geu
helicon. They werain the habit of rushing down „f the nut.weed, the 4,...,;.., deitheation of ...my, ' reformatory for felonies. Superintendent Barrett ANIMAL PASLIA hasw
trixiMetitty•dal.
4.
itaru.
us
i SICRVATORIIESS. -- - MN' of Earls (Cawdor and itawrill' ), and the iron mast, the iron
' hatchway, risking the elle. In'
• Pmrohnia him with Moats end laminar. the steeling appearance, of tbe itolarpd human pared thall Alain was reosivir s 12a. per Pie" re' luard___, Lb° aere, ~,. yeedyeiweed ey the ssoterw
FLOORING, MOULDINGS. BKIRTIN •R• Der° mid he lied newer seen anything le dile parasites., or the revelations afforded of the life and week ars end that now that his two sons 64 ilitiP,,____,_,.. •°" ""_,,,_,,mev"- e-
ng, Ae. two sisters of Earls (Dunmore and shattering of the last, the unsh• • Coverage by ths Chinas,
ipcing of draoefal as tile aonoyanee to whin passers.by ware habits of creatures whisk inhabit our ponds, all were were in • reforming, be had no one to keep betides 'it the„_e=aida,-----"'
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SKETCHLEY'S GENERAL JOIN Mount Edgcumbe). We suspected that the next, and shipwreck such as owever subjacaed in the town by boys ;be had heard complaint, deo -
. ER the f • ply intereeting • while the Magnesium light was at- hie vit. and ',imam oche bird. of hee • the corvette
THE CHEAPER AND DENT XACIIINE IN THE w,„ ashion of female sportamanship (we could only occur in the Bay of. Biscay. Of °dams bal
from all quarters, and if sae were convicted of the twe ith ' t
are him they should meant be Mind r as a lia "ange brillianeY, e" "e "rif.„l" hoye, hy hang P 44•44 hi a refeittaahmY - THZ last official aceriente from New Kaska a very
1 Do Four regiments of British troops an re-
mechanic.' eirooto iweldon't care to sal how Predu"") fo beau slatted front the shoulders ad the parents feel:Kimble.
N Prise Medals were 'warded at ibe Dublin Sauk presume that it is as near as can be got to two errors of navigation, the Deems Dun- In ibe fell extent of the law.-The Mayor said this Mat ...al th • re, decidedly on
sad ale, by the Royal Agricultural Societ
1. um. the expression as noticed in
) our I t bar a must do a gamins to defendant nol to take the law into • y. e serve fountain of water, the ehroadrope ,_ be • wised
at the .hito supeno. The ft.., turning home. Not only was ecarenterse
The Royal Apiculture! &mist not of En r h as , was ppears to have suffered from one in • pi
, Ms own hand& e had Verf little done in his own with the revolving windmill in the mare, end the eb t- etieWl -a tbe increase, but program' was in tbe Id die
ordered that benoeforth Atha la.
If 'llPt II N II yli "nubble a the vi.,‘„ it iii origin, and now we are con- standing too far west and ao gettin Las ' but that - 'Abet reeving °Anne °tubed tmeideebble etuneetnent' ' - Pay Par °nerds, and immigration waB=7' ad...cr..
ao .ne ore ar . o. ~ age nen, ay ,_ iiaeu or it • f • gon complainant was a partite annoying the yr. Gemini. who. sitawning perfor...„. oo the week towards the maintenance of tbs youngest son. _
.." ithetchley's Universal' Joiner is • or it seems that at the Races, the
of .m. 4,04 Emperor's ham i , , London for the opposite, in aa awitkaaa, aad n°ll7 Rondo{ could ho more Pro- harp are familiar to all who dwell in the county of
performing the various opwatiovisa74,:i... ...... h Boone. i ..,;I•„Knit''' yat St. Cloud "Wag the terrible bay in which sh ro's 1"`"°"""' bo" 'ging "ad gratimma Peel"' ares ereeenk and bean" tying Iwo eel"' be Tea Dominants LellOUllta.-Tls• following
Moulding, Timone& and Boring. The Apparatus I; t e ......._-' .--.._
_,' 2-'ne". lead • • ' • e who haPosotal to be falling in years ,
_. sed though lii!. adminieteron io in. ,eojey ,a I lily di lett:, from "A Dorset Rector"istakan from the Timer A relance ele.l.of the tr
feem eassempr f 1
adapted for working up Planks into Doors, wind. connives nOunuo *oi °ler°
Frames, Floor Boards, ka na pa,,aia, a.. „„; killed over 31 I J ned the sportsmen, and
mh and ym_ perished, for it is remarkable that the last r dant did improperly box complainant 1 mrs, lt they sense of hearing, while Mr. Hooker was tto - 1 win you would spare a hula of your valuable Honorees s Pare
words spoken by Captain Martin to the s ""l'd
en
to him that it than he many dr awe to mention the following fa, in proof that thee their outhouses contain the Wiest Meek a duty
i ibeautifally dons, aud with gra rapity. ". ' - lead of ur- lighting their eyes. His playing was meallent as
eleven,the Priu me gan'e -the Empress vivors were to givethem their course--E.N.R aarrag. Thr arm was
alai"
amre
ever ; still be did not seem to us to be in fall the money preeented to John Cross is doing man paid tea in London. ceoprisiag ate very &Dewitt
ven
.aad above twelve thousand feet ad warehouse
SKETCHLEY'S UNIVERSAL Barry SAW. nine. Eu ' . eard the Viscountess to Brest-he had never lost sight of the form that evening, tor his performances lanced that harm:-In the desk of one evening la week a ra7olebe,
This is tbe sina genie, the most fearing
pleat and most effective " Sew Totio” ful of crowned heads' I - neni
bea
I. WI singuLu. Infusion of spirit and expression which an wee taking two hurdles oat of a find in my ' are ia sonstant workiag soseipation by Mesa
floodesaa'a tem age eiew
.
f before the Tiede, it having • perfectly near Top, and
the upper piston being worked from over head. The
ga
at
a w is worked from an eccentric, end can he eet to ea
roke op to 6 inches. This Table w•
all ent oat soy
wee. up ti 16 inches thish. Po he of Betty Saw, Rl5. 3 e
IMPROVED STATIONARY ENGINES must this be said of t has it come to "1-
hee I
y IL-Tax Dogma CozwleglON this .
onsiderahle number more of t has
tri"
conspirators, and consigned such I V.-A VaiLl Co
fined severely for merely
by some one else from an adjoin
he Fenian tton, whilst he was do' •
tassrowasin ham been What
receiving cattle sent there
. . THE SOIREE AND CONVEBSAZIONE. Crane Manakin* then. The overtures to. wish ; the fanner's datighter haPPlmed te Pam' saaff --iaaeham. • - - aigirr-orman
Is a ante and consersesioner Th. importance g. w. smah ',jaw hir ii w •si (
of defining tans is annually recognised ; and, as Kn. &pith ithd g,.."l3,n;ifee'i .
manneneT.
alrlnisre to be •....a a "'iriel mid eebrer' admirably adored, especially the farmer
tug Jonas:lie. mimics beiag of not tintrequeet ocearrence heaceforth forth. e- re
mg his endeavour to in D''`nnanwr' it may be well to arrive at • dialect the trade and Bohemian Girl were Planed b 1 Mr. through the field aad see h
prograrmy "°.l° rirr tirarwasar:ian ';', eon
Th 1), and
see Were
olm, and
eauth part of .
y Mr. F. W. mama
he saw her.
anegoognimed ' and at the mar tints Por P....". oheaftor .
Mt,
He left the bonus. end weet swear, , and the whole booth this,
redustion to the oonsamsr, as .2 their helerchsi
is makd packet" and end, with the price
through the dusk. It • not =llk y odetoo the., direct theme,
suationaud
auwas
;„
he will come after these Win. sapazallf who, le• good as well as amp esa is thereby Ewaznan'aL I*
it offers him • canes of £3OO. 1 beard from end thentestas porthwity hes fed." s boss ee
as Hop r, Procure understathing as to the true import of these meetings; swab -Ng.. °ISL. -"' i°
AND PORTABLE ENGINE& who got the bills containing Amerre mon,. • magistrate's sanction for the re- it may prevent some mak Oh aecompanyin lin • wassierly manner, labourers express soar at John Cross's fortes*, Imitakioes. therefore notice leaf ilao
i=ot
ata
ea, and at the same time eod eh • • •
• NIL -W. 8. has Two fkoond-hand Portables for remittances, to two years' imp • His letter will be found in another WM"' Me "Miasmal °I tb" •wality 'hi" It hi w "staining his rentatLe • violinin The when it did note saust to earthird the sum it has limed, Hernias & Os, Lake,
• ) Sale-one • seven-hone and one a four-horse Power O'Keefe, who suggested the ot help thinking that he vszvys,-..-evd,„„,„, (
monad end a 'ad. Apply to . . murder of the °,__
_we° hia mi•fna rams ta ties for has leers faintly ; their waren a large family La of Loon Agests are ad
-Salk a Laisomhira
e those of Saw, head 4
I W . SKETc H LE Y ,
I aristocrac in the / '
penal servitude, 0 nt, column, bat iv
y nob People, to ten years' omenre and '
of that paper-but onl rtune in a
•,.,...w. great measure to the is the Fatah word ler a
es, of coarse, everybody lan), the Dem,
'Mahony, the book-keeper Orders de -".nneient publication of the 'taw' tnr aaaaeralthat i vt=.oro. Pan and ellinile • • y
y after a second trial, the. un r which he lam
ir exclusion from the on pasuffere4' an
'maga(
"ka
i°°k
te Awe pave-Keens to ten ' thing ..i....r1Y - Para is the °woos the prewater have le 7.4...774.....t0re. that:ragas. The Itev. sow nand. They.mos't b•iir. a ... • calitribe- of the pare tea, hie from all mthotal-Fig pada.
dialect, whin see, sad a-
nd conersition th• tionithi those thoroiddelidikwa e'er' - are 114 wer,
r maths: with the c
‘,. sua___„4 -Yin., that eseh pays for himself end swells the
d sonveralosal evene ledioand ay the eitie ef tin, ro. ; it. Rew• R' • Waal"' "led" •••• """ family perm after a certain age. The idea tbey
in any- evening. ' Bee at the Towahall on Thursday ren:;:i
uially, the words have as ~,wr- " Bet Bolt" mid " Falthisis Nally Gra ,'' the ..... • •
pin:soloed of whichlialanated -
--•
Plum= by Sam POWOrLand Published fee hirestf and
r tbst Una money was gime berme les 1,11" "hu P"Pri.""! , Tall Caltat,tr *Krim
r
i . WOOD-CUTTLNO SNOINE/a,
GMAT fillKpftGE-STREET, WZYMOUTH. Of the two Care years -and one . like general -
circ........0n amo t seethed migniaestion-tbat of the former bei -aim" anaa2gaula „read Shelley's -ode wmplanieed l'ir takintle=sha Paltry thing' Fames"' Offies, Chatrelpelenet, laileseler, by Mint
ilge us- ag "to • skylark," with He noble impaoned' . Ina Von it us direct Waldron Pm, el Wising Villas. ia she Om.* a
i i y il, to ate yew,. pm,' those of the Cannes
. .azga oetiarear cea. •Yflia; party. while the latter distinguisbes a canna, • tenidreettaatry tan " Bridge id .00°11,1Mia". /to the petty pilfering from whiah Nam,
•
Fit a_a_inanin alManliidaml, Tincloubtell the
e. ordinary se man, and Hood's
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*s, with exquisite taste sad pathos. The overtone the, mike so mach." Tasswiry, January 33, UM
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