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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-09

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11111,11118.
December W., at the Black Horse Hotel, riborboine, thc
wife of Mr. Edwin Pragnell, of a son (Itlnborn).
MARRIAGES.
December 25, Gloumsteretweet Chapel, by the Roy.
Bolton, N. Martin, only son of Mr. Charles Martin.
greengrocer. of Dorchmter, to Julia Louisa Chick, eldeit
daughter of Mr. John Chick, Weymouth.
Decom I wr 26, at the Congregational Chapel. Weymouth,
by tho Rev. K Bolton, Frederick Arthur Gothan,
Faversham, Kent, to Elizabeth Harriet, eldest daughter
of Mr. L. Watta, of Weymouth.
December 2A, at Ystradgunlak. lireeenihire, by the
Rev. Canon Griffiths, Rector of Neath. wedded thc
Recta- of the parish, Ernest, eldmt curviv:urt son of
Edward limintbnll, J.Y., late nberborne,
Dorset, to Jane, only surviving child of William Pri,c,
J.P.. Glantwrch, Swansea Vale.
December %, at the parish church, Chard, Somemet,
Mr. John Wellzpring, builder, of Dorchester, to Mi
Frances Deveni,h Wightman, of Chard. andlnto"l
Sydling St. NiehoLo, I) 'net.
1./member 30, at IP. Jamoi', Annwiley Paul
Gore, late Nlujor 3:lrd Regiment, to Margaret Elizabeth,
second daughter of Iloilo Solomon, Eel , late of Ilifie,gar
Hall, Wareham.
DEATHS.
December 21, at Upper St. Allan'..-street, Wernonth,
Joseph Dolor Woodford, aged 02, late of Compton
Valence.
December 21, at Briantspoddle, Mr. inn. Pone. ml'"1
Invembor ,at Spring Gardena, Weyniuntli, CaPt-ff.
William Robert:, iii hi. 7fltli year.

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A WIENE IN THE HOUSE.

Lord Albemarble says in hi. : " I we
witness to a corhais areoe in the !loom hf Lord on the
Mtli of April, 1.41, miff a very Miner-feet account ef it
is given in lions ,rd, I. ffer io v version. The &date ea. on
the Clergy I mere., in tlw I '311n4 ins 1311. 'I he Bishop of
Oxford, Dr. Wilberforce in making
smiled. This gave offence to 1,,50l Derby. The Itishop
:Omitted the smile, hut denied any intention then'); of
imputing anything offensive. Lonl Irerby —" 1 aeeept
at once the explanathM Mat has loam dafensl by the right
reverend prehtte, but when he tolls me that it id
impossible for him to say anything offensive, lavnnei he
him as smiling face, he will forgive me if I quote in
troll, it Well-known writer, without intending in
the lea 4 to apply the words to
" A in..., way smile awl amile awl he a villain."'
Lord Clarendon (in a VIOCO of thander)- eili !oh !
Lonl lively—' What nolde peer is it whose nerves are so
• delicate as to wounded by a hackneyed quotation!'
Isord Clarislon—' I itt. that peer, and protest against any
nolim loed applying, in the language of poetry, the epithet
i.l villain to stay member in the [louse, most of all the use
of such an e Pression i.y a laY peer towarils a right reverend
prelate." Peacemakers rose iffi both sides of the House.
The reporters lead loft the ,mllery, the !Immo was proeeed-
ing to an division. lard Clarendon
,oa 'red out a glass of
water and drank it oft Lord Derby at the salts time filled
another bumper of water and called mit across Ow table,
' Your good health, Illarcielon,' awl so the affair ended.
' Lord IhTliy woe prohalily not aware that the same quota.
lion front 'Hamlet' hail more thau WO' years before
forodue.l t u,tmnih,r sells ill OW 11,111.01 111111 l 0114. My
authority wits the late Sir Itobert Adair, who was present.
The Contelitiitlif patios were Tierney awl Pitt, who had
fought a duel a Nikon time hefom. Tierney was addressing
the house. Pill conteunduoudy. Nein which
Tierney mil, 'The right honourable gentleman
but need I remind him that a n 0,,, may smile and outlet
here he paused. 'Take tit, fellow a nitroloto for inn.
cried Pitt to one of his followers, hut hefore the hearer of
the hostile missive reach tho opposite hough..
Tierney widish 'mei vet he it ininist,r.' So the affair
ended in a laugh 11,4,4.1 01 duel."
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LATEST TELFARAMS AhrE NEWS.
Rain i 4 falling this morning at Oxford, Winiben%
and in the West of England imnerally, awil water i
rlally g
ri•dng hemier floodn are expected at
window when the river waters artlle down.
The Vienne' Press. .aye the Cror in determined to
make a pernonid inapection of the Army of the South.
The rnh.,,,e Gazette 4sy. the I.,,rtegemset:overnmeot
has been eontided as matinee. to apply contingent
for the orilesti, oi f Belgaria, and hos shown itself
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CHARGE (W EMBEZZLEMENT.
A commercial traveller name." Rernolla was
eltarto.l at Exeter to-,* INlonlavi with embezzling
from V.,000 to MAO% and rematel.l for a week.
THE TROOPHHIP CROCODILE.
The Crocodile la expected to arrive at Malta on
Wednewlay. The Admiralty have reoeivea no Intel.
ligence reepecting her natant., Inook

ATIVRTILLERY CCLIAERY EXPLOSH)N.
At the reenmeri wineet into the ,kbertilleey ey-
pboioo toelay (Monday' evhien e wee ziven me to
perfuct ,cotilotirm of the colliery.
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WATERFORD
'The nort.in3tion i fiz.l for the 13th awl the lw4ling
few the 19th of Jamutry.

5FA4171.1., TO A DtvoncE SITE.
The Chtrefro Triteme arys:—The death of a young
lady only 15 years 011 in this city a week ago brings
aronnel the wheel .4 fortune to a strange point. This
girl was the only lAN of a collide who were wedded ,
in great style in one of oar fashhonahle chneehes shout
17 year' ago. The hndrugi was himself a wealthy
man, and his wife was • implored heiress, but her
father failed, and her erpectationa came to naught.
Then her herdelnd was unfortunate, hut dm persuaded
him to make over to her property valued at that time
at zin,nno elola, worth since then fully 100,tite0 dela.
Front that moment she appeared to turn against him,
and when, a year after lee failed in hnsinesa, owing to
Southern debts distemotered on a. ...mutt f the rebellion,
she treated him as a mendicant. 1,. king to her for
charity. Driven to the wall by pecuniary tneibles,
be became • tirunkeuvl. The wife diaeovered his
infidelity, and instituted a suit he divorce, for the
purpose, it. was allegel afterwards by her hushaneta
friend, marrying another. Before the ...tit wail
brought the wife ilied suddenly, an.l without a will.
Her only heir was the daughter who died last week.
A guardian wax e ..p.intell after the mother's death,
and recently the father resumed living with her, a
reformed man an it clerk in a merrantile house in
Rewle-street. By her death the father became her
heir, and steps into isameseion of the very property
which in the days of his affluence lee deeded to his
ungrateful wife. There i material enough in the
stay Car a modern society drams."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

SYDLING.

Truth says that the Dorchester "man-hunter" —whose
victim is now a raving maniac—calls to mini a story
which Sydney Smith told me one night at Lsdy Rolland'.
" When I went down into Yorkshire," said he, 'every
farmer kept his mastiffs and bull-dogs roaming about, and
It was impossible to cross a field without running the risk
of being torn in pieces. Remonstrances were useless, so
I determined to see what an appeal to their pockets
would do. Accordingly an announcement appeared in a
Nottinghamshire paper to the effect that a farmer had
been tried for allowing his dogs to go unnnizzled, and had
not only been fined fieb plunils but sentenced to three
months imprisonment " From that time," added the
witty Sydney, "the reign of Gerberus ceased in the land."
"That," exclaimed Lord Spencer, who was present, " ex-
plains a mystery which Althorn and I have long been
puzzled about. We both attended the sessions regularlY,
and have always wondered how it was that we tuissed
that dog case."
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CIEBNE ABBAS.

MAGISTERIAL, Wednesday.—Before Lard Digby, Colonel
Digby, and Captain Glyn.
This being the General Annual Licensing Meeting the
whole of the licenses in the division were renewed without
a complaint There were no new applications.
Richard Lake, of Forston, was charged with being drunk
and riotous, at Goimanstone, on the 214 of Jitly. —P.C.
Paull proved the case, and the defendant was fined ss. and
6e. 6d. costa.
Three men, named respectively Robert Mulktt, Michael
Mullett, and Reau Dintent, were charged by Lot Turner.
bailiff to Mr. Whittle, Pid lletrenthitle, with a breach of
contract, for which .C 1 damages from each was claimed.—
Lot Turner proved that he agrecd with the defendants to
give them £6 per month to work for his master through
harvest, to commence on the 10th of August. The men
commenced work on the 10th of August, but left on the
11th—Defendants contended that the reason they refused
was because there was no written agreement —Order made
for 13s. 4d. damages, and 64. 61. costs each.
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HOP MARKET.

WORCIMEER.—The plant is now free from blight,and
though we have not the likelihood of an abundant crop all
throuah the district, it will be nearly, if not quite, an
average, and the quality promises to be equal to any
growth.

THE COTTON TRADE.
There is great depression in the cotton trade. At
Oldham nearly all the Mille report a lose on the last
quarter's working.

Sir Francis) Hicks died on Saturday night at
Margate.
Colonel Robert Peel Damien, of Mayala Park,
Cardle Danaen, Ireland, Lord-Lientenant of London-
derry, died at Dover, yeaterday (Sunday).
A lifeboat called the Michael Henry, subscribed for
by the scholars of the Jewish sch.cils in England,
wan launched at Newhaven to-day (Monday).
At a meeting in Sheffield to-day (Monday) to Flaw
funds for the relief of the Indian famine, £2,000 waa
subscribed.. . .

Advice from Utah state that the government of
the Mormon Church hao passed into the hands of 12
elders called Apostles, and that the President will pro-
bably not be appointed for is. me time.
Up to Saturday RAJA the Mansion noose Fund for
the relief of the faminc in India had reached the sum

of £78,000.
The 1-I..pitAl Saturday collections in London were
made on Saturday, when • hundred and fifty ladies
eat in the streets in various parts of the metropolis
with collecting boxes to receive subscription,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

TESTIMONIALS.

Gotham, near Cranborne, Dorset,
March 16th 1874

Dear Madam,—Pray accept my heartfelt thanks for the most
extraordinary core you have performed on me. If I did not
return you such I should coneider myself ungrateful.
I, Ellen Bailey, mu afflicted with deceased knee-Joint for
some considerable time, during which my health sadly suffered,
so much so, that I became an inmate of the Salisbury Infir-
mary for 11 months, where they performed an operation on
my ken, removing the bone which forms the knee-cep
(Patella), after which I was turned out incurable. I was then
prevailed on to become an inmate of the Charmouth Con-
valescent Home for three months, from where I was also
turned incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy to say, by the use of your
valuable Remedies, in the space of Ink months I received a
perfect cure. I have now been cured for nearly two years,
and have had no return of the complaint ennce.
Wishing you to make this public for the good of other poor
etfferers,
I am, dear Madam,
Gratefully yours,
ELLEN BAILEY.
To Dr. hue Colmer, Gilead House, Yeovil,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

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August 2A. at Poole. Anna, the wife of J. R. Justicsn,
ged 72.
August 22. at her residence in Yeovil, Mary_ Elisabeth
wid.iw of the late Rey. W. N. Roe. aged 38.
August Zi, Lady E 11th Tudway, aged 27.
August 25, at if oundetreet, rilterborne, after s long and
mere illness, of dropsy, Mr. G. riimmonds, tailor, aged 73
tars.
At his residence. 2, Westterrac,e, Melcombe Regis,
Henry Carter, aged 75 years, much respected and deeply
mourned. Friends kindly accept this intimation.
The death of Mr. William *haw Lindsay, late M.P.
for Sunderland. took place on Tuesday, at his residence,
Manor House, Shepperton, Middlesex. The dereaesi was
born in Ayr, N. 8., in 1818. At fifteen years of age he left
home with only a few shillings in his pocket to go to sea,
and worked his passage to Liverpool by trimming coals in
a steamer. He arrived here friendless and destitute, Yid
seven weeks passed before he was able to obtain employ-
ment, when he was engaged as cabin boy in the Isabella,
West Indismam After undergoing mall hardships, he
became second mate in 1814, chief mate in 1835, and was
appointed to the command of • merchantman in 106,
being then in his nineteenth year. In 1637 Ur. Lindsay
left the sea and in 1811 wag appointed agent for the Cultle
Ellen Ci,al Company, in which capacity he was mainly
instrumental in getting Hartlepool tuade an independent
port, and rendered material assistance in the establish-
ment of its docks and wharfs. In 1845 he removed to
London, and laid the foundation of that extensive business
which entitled him to rank a• one of the "merchant
princes" of the metropolis.
Captain E. Cunard, of the 10th Hussars, died during
Wednesday night from the injuries received at • Polo
match at Shorncliffe camp in the afternoon.
Auguat 21, at Illandford, Mary Ann, widow of the Isle
Mr. (Imam Coats, aged 46 Yam.

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WAR NOTES.

GREAT TURKISH VICTORIES.

Official despatches have been received in Constanti•
nople from Mehemet All, the Ottoman commander-in-
chief, reporting two separate battles, each of which he
states terminated victoriously for the Turks, the
Russian+ being forced to retreat with the loss of
cannon and stores. Both engagements occurred on
Thureday. Salem Pasha is reported to have advanced
from Keiri-Djuma, near Mehemet All's centre, and to
have crossed the Loin near Ayeslar, driving back the
Russians, who retreated from the banks of the river.
At the same time, on the Turkish right, Nedjib Pasha
advanced from Itasgrad, repulsing the Russians and
capturing one gun. The Ottoman general says the
fighting was Revere, the Turks losing 3,000 men, and
the Russians 4,000.
The independent testimony which has come to hand
leaves no room to doubt that an important advantage
has been gained by the Turks. The principal battle
was witnessed by several newspaper correspondents,
all of whom agree as to its character and result. The
Daily News correspondent says the Turkish troops
advanced with great determination, and drove the
Russians pell-wll down the heights into the valley of
the Loin, adding that immense enthusiasm prevails in
the whole rl'urkish] army. The Times correspondent
says the battle extended over fifteen miles of country,
and that when the Russians gave way the Turks
dashed after them like a pack of hounds. "In ten
days," adds the writer, "the Russians have lost the
magnl6oent double positions of the Loin and the Kara
Loin. What may happen next no one knows." The
correspondent of the Evening Standard describes the
fighting as being of a desperate character, but that the
Russians, pressed hardly, fell back across the Lom,
closely followed by the Turks, Baker Pasha is
reported to be missing.
A correspondent of the Daily News in the Russias
camp before Plevna !sends home some instructive
criticisms on the Russian generals and their tactics.
He says there is no man of genius among them, and
that ail, down to the commanders of battalions, are
not shove mediocrity. The rank and file, however,
he praises highly. Speaking of the immense advan-
tage which modern fire arms gives to the defence, the
writer says that if the linswians make their next
attack on Plevna as they did before, they are aura to
be lwaten.

RUSSIAN °Meted. RZPORT.
(By Tdegrapk.)

ST PITESSIIITRO, Monday.
The official account of the Russian Inas states that
at Badik oi, oa the Slit fiat, only seven men were
killed and thirty wounded. Near Plevna the whole
loss Wa, thirty officers and 1,020 men kora de combo&
The Turk fah loss was enormous, Dam Pellchat alms
300 dead bodies were counted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

DORCHESTER.

THE depth of rain in August this year wee &50
inchee, in the corresponding month last year it was
4.06 inches._
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him. J. J. Harm is announced to give his popular
entertainment entitled "Be Merry and Wise," at the
Town Hall, on Wednesday evening. Mr. Nash brings
numerous testimonials,
_and the following is amongst
them :—" Then mturt Mr. Jolly Wash be regarded as a
benefactor of the human race. Laughter is his stock
in trade, and most liberally does he dispense to all
comers the provocative to mirth."—The Era.
GREAT WESTERN RAITWAT.—The half-yearly meet-
ing of the shareholders in the Great Western Railway
Company was held on Thursday at Paddington
Station, Sir I). Gooch, ALP., chairman of the
company, presiding. The report, which recommended
a dividend at the rate of 34 per cent. per annum, was
adopted after some discussion. It is stated that the
Great Western Railway Company are reducing their
local expenses by withdrawing one of the two guards
who usually accompany the goods trains.
Colony= TO TIM Dow? Comm Papas.
Sessions : George Beskatt, sisal* clothes at East
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

DR. NICHOUr

FOOD of HALT 11.
M. per pound.
One meal n-day wopld give health to thousands who ars
now suffering from Indtgeetlon, Constipation, and their
attendant Maladies. Sold by Chemists and Grocers every-
where.
Wholesale Agenta—Franks and Co., Little Tower-street,

COSTUMES!
MANTLES! SILESI
Costumes in all the new Fabrics, IS.. 9d. to Os. WI.
Silk Costumes, Black and Coloured, 4 to 12 guinees.
Mantles and Jackets new design, Se 9d to in guineas.
Silks, Black and Coloured, Is 9d to 14 9d the yard.
Merinos 24 and Cashmere 24 9,1, in cverg known odour.
Fstiry and Plink Dress Materials. Long Cloths, Cenral'.
Slicctinr., Linens, 11 inrvits, Cniets. All patterns free.
SPECIAL NOTICE
A Cash Disemnt of 5 per Cent, on all purchasers of dl and
upwards.
ITARVEY and COMPANY.
rh House, Westminster Bridge, London.
LI)

Lambetl

UN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

CLINGER FARM, BUCKLAND NEWTON.
THZ Large HERD of DAIRY COWS and
HEIFERS, HORSES, An, on thio Farm o will be
SOLD on WIDNICISDAT, OMB= 3rd. 1877.
G. SYMONDS,
Auctioneer.
Sydling, Durchnisr, August flee, 1877.

OSIMLNGTON, NEAR WEYMOUTH. DORSET.

MFSSRS. MILLEDGE and SON are
favoured with instructions from the Trustees !
of the late RICHARD Haus. Esq., to SELL by
AITCTIoN, at the ROTAL HOPRL, WETMoUTH, oil
THE'RADAT, the 6th day of SEPTEMBER, 1877, at Two
o'clock in the Afternoon for Three precisely, in Lots,
subject to such conditions as will be then and there
voduced,—The Highly Desirable and Improveable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, known as " Hitt's Farm,"
situate in the pariah of Osmington, in the County of
Dorset, and consisting of a substantial Dwelling-house,
with extensive Stables, Barns, Hartong, Waggon-
kouses. Out-housesand Labourer's Cottage and other
requisite Farm Buildings, and about 151 Acres (more
or less) of productive Arable, Pasture, and Meadow
Land.
Also a picturesque Gentleman's Residence, with the
stabling, gardens, ornamental lawn, and out-houses,
belonging thereto, known as the "Elms.'
Also a very valuable Publichouse, called thel
"Plough Inn, with the Gartlen attached thereto.
And also several valuable Orchards, Gardens. Lands, '
and Cottages.
The Estate called " Hitt's Farm," which is now and
for many years has been in the occupation of Mr. J.
West, is bounded by lands of Major Wood on the west
and of Sorrel Wswl, Esq., on the east, and is about
Four miles distant from the fashionable Watering'
place of Weymouth, and about Seven miles from the
County and Market Town of Dorchester.
The Estate commands an unrivalled and most
magni&vnt view of Weymouth Bay and Portland
with southerly aspect, and is eminently adapted for
the erection of one or more Family Residences, extend-
ing as it does from the turnpike-road leading to Wer
mouth on the North, without interruption to the sea
on the South, having great boating and bathing facili-
ties
The "Elms" is eminently suited for a Gentleman's
Residence ; the Premises adjoin the turnpike-road
leading to Weymouth, and the house is approached
by a carriage drive through an avenue of ornamental
trees. The church is within two minutes walk, and
the premises are well surrounded by timber.
The Plough Inn is in good repair and well situated
for business. . . .

The other Properties are conveniently situated and
let to respectable tenants.
Particulars and Plans can be obtained of the Ave-
nomptes, at their Offices, St. Thomas-street, Melcombe
Regis; or of G. B. WILLSPORD, Esq., Solicitor, Wey-
mouth.

WANTED, a respectable YOUTH, about
14, as se APPRENTICE to the PRINTING.
—4EI7 M 1114 Mt of tkis rapqr, Dorskair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

BRIDPORT.

AT THE ADJOURNED meeting, held at the Town Hall, to
consider what arrangement could be made to improve the
Me'plash Agricultural Show, to be held next October, the
ex-Mayor presided to a very small attendance. It was
proposed and seconded that &committee should be formed
to carry out any suggestion that may prove beneficial to
tot Show.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

es.—H.d Labour: Louisa Read and was watching them from 7.30 to 9, but no one had
Mello Eloormah • watcht sheets, &c., c.‘••*-ol of them. He (encored the children to their
at Throlooter. Ownway, stealing meat at -.here he found the man there to receive them.
Warms^ Wild Haag, arralt at Sturmiester them to the atatinn,_and on taking, the menet
.an he said to him •' This is a good day's work.
Newton, 1 ealsadat montt7%ioinai Merton, stealing
ore.
,m,..41.ied "No ; it is a fortnight's work? Dr.
boots at Weymouth, 28 days ; Charles Greening, superintendent of the poliee that was more
stealing boots at Weymouth,l4 days ; John Clemente, ..-........._ he made in a fortnight. and he (the superin-
vagrancy at Weymouth. and John Smith, obstructing -od be should like to be able to make it. Dr.
the Esplanade at Weymouth, 'even days.—Ferther lire,, ' was scarcely possible to believe a man
RanalinaiOn : Francis Harvey, vagrancy at Bradford could °lna,. in coppers in such a short time as a
Peverell. fortnight througn begging children. Supt. Vickery asked
for a week's remand, which woe granted, the children in
DORSET COMITT HoerrrAL.—During the week the meantime being tent to the u„ion.
ending August 30th, there have been admitted : —ln- ,
patients, 1; discharged, 3; out-patients admitted, 9; I
discharged, 4; emergencies, 0; deaths, 0; in-patients
in the hoepital, 37; out-patients on the books. 220;
casualties, 0. Phydcian for the week, Dr. W. V.
Lush; surgeon, Mr. J. Good; house surgeon, Mr. H.
J. Capon. The House Surgeon begs to acknowledge
with thanks a bundle of old linen from Mrs. Emson,
of South-street, and to state that as there are at
present several easel in the wards which need constant
changes of dreesing--for which the old linen cannot
be used twice—such presents are greatly needed, and
will be gratefully received. .
Tim WIATBEII.—The following is our meteorological
:
I Lowest
Date. Noon. Point at .."

than

tem-lent).- -
- observed r.

I Lowest '
IMoos. Point at Wind. State of Weather.
I Night.
182 58 SW Rain
67 53 SW Rain, clou ly
,66 , 56 WW Fine
64 ' 50 W Rain, fine
' 60 I 43 w Fine
63 45 NW Fine
: 63 50 NE & S Fine, rain
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

CATTLE.

NORIVICFI.—Store cattle were in much larger supply
here to day the number of Irish beasts on offer being
especially noticealite. A clearance was far from being
made, hut previous rates were, nevertheless. Pretty well
supported. Shorthorns made .ClO to £23 Per heal and
Irish IS to £lO per head. Fat beasts, 101. to 19.. tkl. per
lb. The sheep pens were well filled, and trade in thin
department roll dull, a complete clearance not being by
any means effected, although a reduction of la per head
was noted. Fat sheep, 10s. lid, to lie. 6d. per 141 b. The
foot-and-mouth disease continues extinct in Norfolk.
NOTIINGNAM.—There was a moderate supply of
cattle at market, and not a large attendance. A fair
demand WIN experienced for milch cows, which main-
tained their value, hut store cattle did not meet with
much inquiry. Calves were a small show, and prices
were about the same as heretofore, the demand being
inactive. There was nothing doing in sheep. Figs were
a very thin show, and met with a brisk trade at quite late
price.. quotations :—Milch cows, £l6 to £26; stirks and
steers, Lb to RIO per head • calves, 20a to 351.; sucking
pigs, 16e. to 2Ze. ; strong stenve, £3 each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

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VITRSERYMEN and SEEDSMENS' PRICE
11 LISTS at the shortest notice, and in the mod
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EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
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ORDER FORMS in all shapes and styles,
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RULES of FRIENDLY andother
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OTEL LISTS and BILL of FARE CARDS
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44nsit;try,

"-Nettivr x, thns take a Wife to her Suter es we
her. &side the other--t! HIER LIFLTIXL"—Lev.
xviii, It
MAHRIACIE WITH A DECEASED
WIFE'S SISTEIL —Legal in every country
In the world, except the United Kingdom ; utade
legal under the xpecial sanction of the Queen in
Australia; not contrary to Divine or Moral Law, or
true social expediency; chiefly opposed by the extreme
Ritualist*.
Those who wish for information are requested to
communicate with
T. PAYNTER ALLEN,
Secretary.

Marriage Law Reform Al...dation,
21, l'exliamentoltreet. Weeminater.

NOTICES.

All communications should he addressed to the Edam
Nzpresa and Telegram' When, Dorchester, an Post-ottlee
orders may be made payable to the publisher, Mr. lisp.
FRANKLIN.
When sumo are sent in stampe it le requested that
they may be in half.penny stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

THE
GLENFIELD STARCH.

_QUEEN'S

THE

LAUNDRESS UNE NO MUM
EGERTON BURWRTDI
DOTAL SERGES Repeatedly Supplied to tU ROTAS
n, FAMILY .1 rect The Court Circular, The Queen, COR
Service Gazette, Myra's Journal, &e., dre., testify to the
iiority of Egerton Rurrett's Sergos es par eireellenes the
material for Ladies' wear. Woven from the Finest wools they
murrain ell others In durahillt: Neither reit water nor rain
will effect them. Ord rs deity received for these excellent
Goode from all parts of the Kingdom. Prices from Is Sid peg
yerd. New mixtures for Autumn. Extra Milled do. toe
Gentlemen and Boys' hard wear. Pattern Boots post fres.
Carriage paid on parcels over Et FAIRTON BVILVITT, Woollen
Merchant, Wellington, Somerset.

A CHEST of TEA f r It contains 16 lb.. net pure
!"1 Strong Congou, lees 'hen In. 'ld per lb., but worth Sta 6d.
Carriege not pald ; Caell with order. Never at the
price before. le. Id. lb. sample by poet to iuty part ol the
Kingdom ter 16 stamp,.
.1011 N MIXER & Co.. 94, Neargate-et., London, E.C. Eat 1864.

DOTAL DEVON SERGE to LADIES' DRESSES, .one
It of pure wool only, In new col rows and mixtures foe
AUTUMN WEAR. The Court Circular, Myra's Journal, The
Meitner and Dresemaker recommend It sa the host, the
heapest. the most duratle. Prices from Is ad. per yawl.
Bend for Patterns direct t , the FACTORS,
SPEARMAN & SPEARS 4N, PLYMOUTH, who cut may
'enirth required and facilitate bu4iness by payiny carriage to
Lon :on, thenc- parcels sre cheap y d strlbuted Oa:Lowboy*
the ingonn. IT ,1 AI I
F /It BOY'S lIARD WEAR & GENTLI:MF.N's SLITS.
Price, In 64 101 l !rem Ite 6d, the yard.

DICYCLES. Don't buy anti, you have sea the Nuw
LlPatient Peajaama" Pr ea Loots free, 470, Oxford St.

VittioJ ZINO MACHINE. No A Pivent ter Solid Blockii el
r lee, le, Crewe., coolh.g Wines, au, without lee. Prises
Itia to [bit Ilsta free.

ir HEN bANCIEC. talent Unequalled for gable/
an Pric Alm AIIIERIcAN Cooking and Hones,
tore. Illu trdcd P lee LI,. Free. nein& and Americen
lIVC lksul limge Company, 470, Oxford Street, London, WI.
Est,blished 1A26.

UTILITY!! LUICKY ! ECONOSIT I I
GENERAL HUTCHINS° 's. Patent CAFETIEREM and
C JF FEE URNS.
UTILITY •—The most eimpl, efficient Coffee Makers yeff
trireme& irici• within the reach of all elmere.
LUXURY: Alw,ye perfectly nor, an I possessing the full
aroma and pungent properties of the berry.
ECONOMY: Perfect infusion, and the hyuld may be emend
even to thetas: Jr ,p pure and brigh
Sole Manufacturer (li hobalhe m:10-
nry L vre:rdie & Wolverhanippm,
Ilustrations and ces free .0 application to any
FURNISHINtI IRO °NOM In I OWN or COUNTRY.
--
LAMP.

Patent OAR-OIL.
The "ORION." -
FOR LIGHTING STREETS. RAILWAY STATIONS. IRON.
WORKS, MINER, CARRIAGE DRIVES. ETC.. CONTRACTS
T %KEN Vr MIRA(' LIGHTING. St)LE MAKERS, WIIITTLE
and SON, WIIITEHAVEN.
PATENT lITGIKSIC GARTIK3 The La Itee-c Mediea-i, Times
Dr. &mare, Myra, Trade Circular, Itt Draper, rio.
testily to their excellence. S.imple pair. free for 2.. Id.. (up..
to Patent Web Co., 72, South bland nue, Clapham Reed
Landau.

WH ITTLE'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

'Hoarse. horrible, and strong,
Send up to Heaven the agonising cry.
Filling the arches of the hollow sky,
'How long Q God ! how long?'"
DPICENS.

THE ANNUAL PRIZE SHOOTING

Of the sth Dorset (Weymouth) Volunteers took place at I
the range, Chesil Pesch, on Wednesday. Seven prizes I
were competed for, and the following were the result.:—
Medal given by Mr H. P. Cambridge, Private Pelt.: cup
given by the Mayor, Sergeant Stevens; Captain Gason s
cup, Sergeant Cross ; lieut. George's cup, Sergeant Lee:
Staff-Surgeon Tisard's cup, Corporal Luckham ; Honorary
Secretary Hooper's cup, Private l'ells ; prizes for mem-
bers who have peeled out of the second class, £5,
Csptain Gason ; .4:3, Corporal Russell; 25,, Sergeant
Roberts ; Mr. Graham's prize, Corporal Warren.
For members who had not passed out of second :lass :-
45, Private Beale; £2 lea, Lieut. George; £l, Private
Clare; 155., Private Norwood; 104., Private Lucia; Mr
Grimmett's prize, Corporal Ozzard ; Mr. Wallis's Prize,
Private Gibson; is. dd., Private Stockling ; 55., Private T.
Wallis. The late Captain's Medal, offered for the member
making the greatest number of hits, in competitions
2 and 3. or 2 and 4as the case mey be. Won by Private
Pells. The weather was on the whole very favourable;
but the wind blew harder while they were shooting at the
long range.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

STIIETEINSTEE NEWTON.

BREWSTER PETTY SESAMES, Monday.—Magistrates Dre-
amt; Captain Benham, Captain Sower, Mr. Ilarvey, Mr.
Smell, and Major Marwood Eastman.
Thomas Pool, of Manston, pleaded guilty to being
drunk and riotous at Sturminster on the itla Inst., and
was fined is. and tostm, 64.
Jose Ridrna. alias Sansone, and Herbert Ridout, both of
Okeford Fitapaine, were summoned for trespassing in an
orchard belonging to Mr. Levi Andrews, at Okeford, on
the 2nd instant, for the purpose of stealing orilamaging
with intent to steal apples growing there—The Chair-
man said a mistake had been made in making out the
summons, and dismissed the mule.— Waller Pose and
Users Speneer, two boys of Okeford, were summoned for
trespassing in the same orchard on the 20th inst., and
deal and damage with intent to steal a number of
apples—The magistrates dismissed the charge agaltuii
Spencer and reprimanded Pope.
Thomas Northooer, labourer, of Sturminster, was sum-
moned by James Fudge, labourer, of the same place, who
claimed CI 13s, balance of wages—Defendant admitted
owing and as plaintiff was unable to show that wore
was due he was awarded that amount
A BUTCIIER SENT Ti) JAIL —Henry Topy, butcher, of
Beichal well, was summoned for assaulting James Strange.
of Sturminster, on the 11th instant —Mr. Atkinson
appeared for the defendant —The evidence showed that
the defendant, without any provocation, knocked the
complainant down in the Sturminster Market Place throe
times in succession on the evening in queetion, and INA it
Was not defendant's first offence he was sentenced to a
month's hard labour, without the option of • fine.—The
Chairman said this was the decision f all the magis-
trates but Major Eastman, who was in favour of imposing
• fine of £5.
Robert Bartlett, alias Robert Bartlett Tujiln, of Hinton
St. Mary, was summoned for assaulting Matilda Bicknell.
of the same place, on the 20th of July.—Mr. W. IL
Atkinson appeared for the defence—This case warn
adjourned from the last Court to call witnesses for ties
defence, but now one of the witnesses was seriously ill and
and the case was further adjourned.
Anthony Fudge and SareA Porter, both of Sturminster,
admitted being drunk and riotous at Sturminster at 12
o'clock in the night of the 14th inst., and were fined is.
and le. 24. costs each.
George Lemon, of Stalbridge, warn summoned for tieing
drunk and riotous in that town on the :Ioth of July.
Defendant pleaded guilty, and warn fined 6,1. and is. 01. of
the costs.
I John rutin, of Farrington, fihrotort admitted being
I drunk at Child Okeford on the 7th inst., and was ordered
' to pay the same amount as the defendant in the last case.
RN Chant, • labourer of Marnhull, who summoned by
I Ellen Wiles, of Fifehead Magdalen, to show cause, he.—
' Mr. Atkinson appeared for the defendant, who is a
married man with three children. Applicant entirely
failed to fix the paternity of hat child upon the detandint.
and the Moo& the ow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-09-04

V.O. • '

.OCRYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER

LOCKYER'S SULPHUR lIAIR RESTORER
will darken Grey Hair, and In. kw days restore com-
pletely the natural colour. The effect is superior to that
dueed hy An Instantaneous dye, and the Sulphur
Reetnrer does not Injure the skin.—Sold in large Bottels,
Is. ed. each, by Chemists and Hairdressers.

T OCRYERII SULPHUR HAIR RKSTORER, while
LA the Hair he proper colour, Is useful for remorin=
no other application being necessary to encourage the
Forth of new hair. Locityer's Restorer Pas powerftil
cleansing properties, rendering ftc desirsble lisir
—Large Bottles, la Ikt, of Chemists and Hairdressers.

T MEYER% SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER will darken
1.1 to t.le former shade heir that is absolutely white Mahout
ten days ; but where greyness is commencing at the
front and temples the Sulphur Wash promptly
rendering it undistinguishable from that whith rairnot
u
itNre.T,,,`"". Th13'4:11:1°0 ete'rehr/soiliTlilm"lur gird
Restorer is now reemered under lb. Act of 1875 at •
trade mark, and mast not be imitated.

BILE, WIND, INDIGESTION.
DR. ICING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really ad upon the liver; on•
Ii Mercuty or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions hare been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, Or CalomeL The Only safe
remedy is
DR. RING'S DANDELION AND QUTNINS
LIVER PILLS.

Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Bile, Indigeetion, Sick Headache,
Nervousness, and all disorders of the Stomach aod
Bowels. Is. lid., tid., 4e. Gd., and lls. per box,
el all medicine vendors.

CORNS AND BUN lONS
instantly relieved ad sandy oared by
JOBE'S IVY-LEAF PLASTER.
Of all Chemists at la. ltd. per boa, or by post torn
=ts,
vpm JAB. BOW. sea, Gnat Potr* tie
Loudon.
Established MI.

,41
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DORCHEIST7IR.

Beatturrcr. —Re Edwin Ley, 16, Victoria-terrace,
Weymouth, gentleman. A meeting in connection
with this bankruptcy iess field on Saturday before
Mr. Giles Symonds, registrar, when, on the application
of Mr. Pope, of the firm of Messrs. And.-ews and Pope,
who represented the three chief creditors, Mr. Albert
Marley, of 24, Bloomabury-square, was appointed
trustee, and the proceedings in bankruptcy were
transferred to the London court.

ON the authority of • statement in our contempo-
rary, the Chromicle, it was reported in the lest week's
Covaty Telegram that Lord Wolverton had become a
patron of the Dorset beekeeper's emaciation. We are
'eked to correct this. It should have been Lord
Alington.
Suitor/eats Hl:yrs.—Get hives and stands ready
for swarms, which should he placed where they are to
remain, on the evening of the same day as they
leave the old stock. If liberally fed for • few days
after they swarm, bees will soon fill their hives with
comb and the cells with honey. The cost of a few
pounds of food will thus be repaid with compoend
interest. Those who do not use bar-frame hives
should secure large and strong skeps with supers, so
that it will not be necessary to destroy the bees when
taking away part of their honey.—" Braragres."
Ten Wasanza.—The following is our meteorological
report :

IDa 1 Lovreet I
te- Noon. Taira atl Wind. ! State o/ Weather.
Night. ,
4-pril • ----•---1-------1
I
ge 611 33 NE lamely, Am
mar 1 43 31 NE 'gool7, Rae
I 111 114 NIIIt 8 faaeay, One
$ 111 31 44 4NI lcusg gkoau
a as al Ni Asa
I IT $1 ' NE , Pine
II II ta E line
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

THIRTEEN INTERNATIONAL MEDALS

SHEEP! SHEEP!! SHEEP!!!

MO'LEOD'S
Is the Best and Cheapest SHEEP DIP in the
Market.

XTUMEROUS worthless imitations of this
IA well-tested and much-admired Dip are offered
for sale in every part of the country, but they are all
resulting in total failurrs.
It ie claimed that the following advantages can only
be had by farmer's tieing NICLEOD'S DIP :
It Speedily frees the Sheep from TICKS and LICE,
Instantly Destroys the Eggs of the Scab, and
Tick Insects, promotes the growth of
the Wool, is a safe remedy

FOR SCAB OR SHAB,
And to insure success, does not require to be used at
double the strength same as many of the old Dip.
which are going so rapidly into disuse, and are being
daily superseded by this valuable preparation.
Farmers should not be misguided by these worthless
preparations, but try either
MO'LEOD'S
Patent Non-Poisonous quality for Winter Dressing, or
UNIVERSAL QUALITY FOR EXTREME

,
CASES OF SCAB,
AND TIM JUDGE roz Tazicsavn.

NOM -The Universal quality is unequalled by say
Composition, coated= the same ingmaismang
Ordinary Quality, with the addition of •
is extensively used for general Dipping purposes sad
preventing the fly from striking.
Ordtra for 3001ba. seat Carnage Paid to any Realm
Stall:Pa in the Kulp:tont,
SOLD EVERYWHERE,
Or to be hod telsoiemote fees P. H. woILSOD
Wool Swim, SO, Ana-street, Glasgow.

PRINTING! PRINTING! ! PRINTING ! ! !

PRINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION
A? AKII

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STEAM PRINTING WORKS,

HIGH-STREET-WEST, DORCHESTER

BILLHEADS of every DESCRIPTION as
Cheaply and Expeditiously as any House in the
Trade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

WAREILAM.

ON Thumlay evenifr4 the trademmen closed their
eh, pa at live o dock, thu. lieirinning the early closing
which wae mentioned some them
_ _ _ .

ON Monday hod wedding too place at Wareham
Chitreh between Mr. Laurent, W. Pike, on id Nlr.
W. J. Pike, .d Wareham and Parkabaie, and N 1614
Eleanint Sturdy, el.lcat daughter I.r Mr. ILL Sturdy, of
Trion. Th TO were Id. bridesmaid., and a It of
friends if the parties, and the elvish Wa4 very full of
apectat,rii. The.cereumny waii performed IT the Rev.
S. R. Cape', :vomited by the Rev. 0. A. Hodriiiin, of
Emit Stoke. The bride wan given away IT her father.
In the afternoon the happy pair left fir Bath to sodt
for Wale.. In the evening a ball took place at the
Town Hall in hour of thb occasi ~,, , at it hick there
Was a wino:roue attendance.