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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

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ROMSKY.

&trace Ant km —On Monday evening Mr.
Book master delivered en addrem tbe Townhall,
• planatory of the local edeoetiossel objects of the
Science and Art Department. The Rev. a. Berthon,
moar, oosapieci the dub. Mr. Back wasiter mid thm
for some years be had talus a deep interest in all
those soleness which were at tha foundation of all
tb• constructive arts. Is fait quite eertain, from
whet h. had seen in the wesialsope of the Ocatiment,
that the mechanic there wm in Mums. of the
nieobanis of this country; be knew MOM of the
*Mance of his work, and wee able to shorten pro
-
cares and ecommair
_labour to ea =test '

sakaiwn

in this country, id thie waa. uo &OK owe realm
why wo were threatened with the logo of woos of
our important lad/saris& Skilled labour wag vain.
able in proportion to the education of the no
engaged ui it In thia imustry there had boa no
systematic efforts to Omit mon Oboes eigensalesy
principles of mimeo whisk relate to industrial opera-
time, and the natural coesequemoe is that we aro
outOripped by the bettor gelpeated workmen of
Belgium and America. This, he mid, woe a geodes
of tuitional impel-Moos, sad he hoped the
and you& men of our tow= would take .I:l—..cs
of the opportonitioa sow Warded. After the utast
thanks to Mr. Beaksmakir sad the oliairmaa the
meting stparaia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

CRANBORNE.

ffnitsn•x. or Mae. Calinoun. —The funeral of
MIL Dargegio, wife eon mate-sehemed vicar, took
piece on Woodsy lee, mid the melanoboly agrenioey
will loch be remembered in this plass by all ohms
of society. During the late aware weather the
dammed lady was in modest intendanes on tke
DOW, it being the ebbe "lady of her life to relieve
the distress e those who stood in used; and it was
on the Mat of Jeausry—st most severe day— that
whilst awe asheiaisteriag to the wants of the poor,
the moiety of this inclement esseou, told with
fetal elm on her &Roan oonstitatioo. She Ins
taken ill on Sunday, and her medical adviser, Mr.
Vas, found Isar suffering from inflammation of the
lunga Dr. Druit, of Whitten*, nes also in
Woodman, and every thi tog was dose to alleviate the
disease that medical skill could but to no
purpose, as she expired on Tuesday, the 26th
The whole neighbourhood ores thrown into. date of
melanohaly excitement on having of her death, for
she was a beloved oompanian of the rich as well i.e
blessing to the poor. This was very evident at the
fonmel steresiony, for although it rained in torrents
there wee a large crowd of people asslons to follow
the MOW= of their deported friend to its last
restinteacis. Antonin those, besides hot relatives
who peed the lase tribute of respect. wts eaUeed tem
Rey. John Richardson, the Re. Napier Start, the
Rey. Mr. Truism. the Rev. Mr. Hartmeses Mr.
John Treennwell„ Mr. Henry Balsam, Daemon
Moans, Mr. Thomas Fudge, Mr. Arthur F. Vs.,
and alone every tradesman in the town who reed
lean his home. • great number of the poor were
also in sheadmice at the grove. A gnat number of
the poor wen oho in attendsomi at Me grave, and
almost every oas present appeared oppressed. The
lee Mrs. Oaruege will be greatly missed at the
parish church which is DOW hung with black. She
had bees organist sad inetracter to the choir for
many yen", sad alio was mainly faernagental in
obtaining the splendid orgaa which wow adorns the
mored edifies. She wee bones to her grave on the
shouldies of the member" of her choir, sosolding to
her own desire. She leaves an affeetionatehnesand
and four little children to lament their low. The
come, whisk was the workmanship of Mr. Killed,
of Creaborne, bore the following inscription oo the
breastplate s—" Framer Ann Owens. bong WM
October, 1826; died January 25th, 1867."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

NOTES OF THE WEEK.

L—SfICULATION LI naturally and neces-
sarily rife on the subject of the Reform Bill
of Monday, as "coming events cast their
shadows before." We say as yet "coining
events," for although something must have
transpired of the trana secret at head
quarters ere these columns meet the eye of
the reader, we are, whilst we write, still
hovering on the dark edge of the penumbra,
although ready to emerge on the light after
our long eclipse. We are then to have a
Reform Bill after all, and a considerable
extension of the franchise; and are as well
entitled to expend our sagacity as the men
who wrote a week ago in conjecturing what
it shall be. Will it be household suffrage, or
a lower property and occupation rating than
household suffrage may be supposed to yield?
The municipal household suffrage advocated
by Mr. Edward Cox, in a pamphlet of recent
date, appears to yield a very considerable
increase, and to make a tolerable numerical
accession to the borough registers; and it is
attended with a decided and remarkable check
in the conditions connecting the necessity of
the voter'e being at one and the same time a
bow t fide householder and paying the rates.
It is undoubted that these important legal
elements will be imported as features into
the forthcoming Bill. Mr. Cox is a friend of
the Government, and very possibly wu
"inspired." Still we doubt very much
whether a small modieum, such as he or any
other cmscientious Conservative could of
himself propose, would meet the public
expectations. The Ministry are differently
situated. Whatever may be their private
and individual sentimenta, or even their fears
and apprehensions, they stand in the position
of trustees for the public weal; and although
we don't say they are bound to give us a
large measure of Reform simply because it is
demanded, we can see that they are disposed
to recognise the propriety of haring this
matter settled, and we know they must feel
that it cannot be permanently settled unless
on a liberal basis. The introduction of those
strong terms for Conservatives, "extension
of the franchise," into the iwch from the
throne, indicates nearly enough what direc-
tion it will take. Lower than universal
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

CHINO'S WOFtIi•DEEITROYING LOZENGEA
HAVE, for sixty-years, bolds distinguished
reputation, and us still sod increasingly patron•
bed by the highest names in rub, remeetability and
mimics, from a removal knowkdge of their utility
their own families. It is • fact emshiblished by the
annual Bills of Mortality that one-half of the children
born are ant off before attaining Seven Years of Age,
end the fruitful Doane of thie mortality is found to
mist in that foul state of the Stomach and Bowels which
Produces the gemeratioa of Worms. As the tate restores
of ',Cantina Health, in this critical Mate. many sextons
Mothers, who bays snericedally had recourse to their
Lineages, can gratefully tastily to their azeiellence.
Wboleeale Agents, Mr. Edwards, late of 67, Si. ?surr,.
now 38, Old Change. whose imam is cm the Government
I Stamp. Said in packets ails. 14. and bites at 2s. fid.
each, by most respectable Chemists had dealers is
medicine&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

It 0 NB. LAY 8,
PRuFESNIONAL BUROBON AND MECHANICAL

DENTIST.
79, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

pERSONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
son ears more then hilt the usual °barn by
tieing M. hue' Incorruptible Mineral Artificitl Teeth,
which are of the best qoality mad* in *ba world; they
are earrented as useful for :smith:alba so unequalled
for economy, durability, and comfort. The Inlay are
bate is • strong body of vulcanised India nibler, in
which the teeth are set, strongly faatemid to km rubber
by • strong gold wire. Artificial teeth ma& and set in
*l.. way described are indestructible, and may be need
dorm' • lifetime, while the unequalled reduction in
MM. places thihri within tbe rmob of every one.
From 12 to 30 guineas is imsterallY charged by most
dentists for one sot of teeth. if. Levi supplies them of
a superior qaality from 3s. to ss. prr tooth, or a to £5
per double eel, warranted; and in man of amident be
repairs them free of charge wields a period of ten yews.
Such • rednolion in prim stay induce owns persons to
think that an inferior quality only are supplied at those
prices, but K. LOTS Will I* happy to show the pries
lists of the best usacuteeherers of mineral teeth in the
world to any persons laving doubt., to the very bast
quality of teeth aid material supplied by him, and be
stall be able to tocsin's them that at those prices he
OW realise AO par vent profit for skill and labour, and
abet the dentists who stares as gain's for • Angle
tooth, and Irma 12 to 30 tininess for a oat of teeth, are
most ozorbitant orer•tAargers, aad they Aveiro • groat
may pawns al th• bosses of dentistry.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

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THE NATIONAL BANATORII7II,

DOI7RNISMOIITEI.

gin &loom

Will you permit me to bring before the notice of
your numerour readers the onppled Mats MIAs funds
of the National Sanatorium, Bonroamouth The
National Sanatorium was establielted Moves yam
ago for the reception of petioles marina from
incipient oonsurcption, or toovaimment hem some
acute disorder of the chest, to whom asojourn is a
mild and salubrious waretiorplass like Bournemouth
might be Use means of arresang tbs,dissilits in the
former and restoring the latter In heal*
I need not try that the teeth ofth. ing
boon perfectly ebccemsfuL 'Me majority of lb.
Inmates have been ablit,aher • three months' madame
bare, to return to their various saiploymmft with
their health firmly established. Tee amenities
opened a chapel, for the ezolesive ass qt b. inmates.
is Ootober leg, at a sod of 11,400. Nine bemired
of this bee been already satroribed, and the
committes are very anxious to pay off Ike remainder
to amble them to commems the enlargement of the
main building as soon as partible. And I may add
that M. high price of every article of domestic cm-
Gumption this ammo has owned the Mame of the
inatitutioa to fall oonsiderably short of the sum
required for entreat expenies.—l remain, km,

T. 0.11-fifinT 1101IDSR,
Residual Medical Oer id Local Sereetary.
Subeoriptiose end donations wtfl be thenkfolly
received by tbe Wilts and Demi Bank by the
National Provincial Bank of England, sod by the
Raiding Media& Officer at the Sanatorium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12

LODER&

81i MOLTRICX NEPIAN, Bart, and Lady Nepeao,
Sr. now staying after an abeetioe of several years at
their seat in this neighbourhood, Loden Court, to
• short time. We hope &boy may be induced to
reside there oonetwatly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

BOROUGH POLICE.

TEILIOLT. —Baton F. Good, Rao., and J. Templeton',
at. Henry H. Hill, pawnbroker, Bridpett, was
ennamoned by Jane Andreae for unlawfully and 'Anon
reasonable cease refusing to deliver to har • coneertina
whin was monied by her with him, on her offering him
no /non, to take it out of pledge. Kr. Manley for
defendant. The prosentrix said on the 18th of June
lOU, she renewed • pledge of • concertina for 4s. Id.
whieb she valued at Is. dd. whin abe bad paned with
defendant. She left the comortana in • box belonging
to it. Defendant tried every key of it, sod put • ticket
an it, and pee her • duplicate tined, Bhe went to
defendant on Friday, 7th June, NM him, offered hint
the money, and asked forth. concertina. Defendant said
be hadhit got it, and harrnt sold it. He showed her
res which was not ben and not like it, not beim half as
big. The next day she saw him again and a third tin
on Friday, and h• repented what he had said on the
previous day. Bbe had not reenived her concertina.
Him ion gave it to her and abed not been med. Orme-
enesined : Bbe could not remember when she first
pledged the sone/tin& Wh.n she renewed it I.st
year sh. did not eft the interline. When she asked
hint fort this year she prodned her ticket, and defen-
dant took it and brought her another concertina.—
„ Aedress. daughter of promiontric, said tbe
"maerues s".' her mother. nuf she renewed
It for Me last year. nor tenon.. --• not with her
when ne pawned it —Mr. Manley addrecon
I and called Kr. Hill the defendant, who said In
! received the materna* from plaintiff, whin he now
produced in the sauna handkerchief in whisk she
j pledged it. 81te did not pledge it In • box. He
produced his books in whisk his pledges were entered,
with their numbers. Tbe concertina had not been
used sines it bad been in hie pommies. - This wee the
only concertina he had, and Ito wm willing to let
plaintiff bare it on her paying the money. The
msgistrates dismissed the saes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

COUNTY POLICE..

Momper :—Before Sir U. Norma, Bart., and W,
Hoonsifi,
Mary Berridge was shagged with etealiag • petticoat,
the property of Elisabeth Taylor, of Wootton Fitment*.
—lllr. Day for defeedent.—Prooontrix =bawl two
abildreal Assad petticoat% which were bang out to dry
in Key, end on Oat. MI sow one of than on a Mild of
rimier% who is • mat-door neighbour, sad told the
The petticoat enclosed was one of those she
lies. The
bat the took of it had been let dowo, sod a
band had been removed on which a name was writ:Ma,
mid soother toed substituted for it. Sim veined the
MilrSat la —Creriveitarained : Was not married, bat
ed 4 One child by a black man Had mot ham on
bed terms with defendant, but did mot speak to bor.—
P.C. llassaird spoke to apprehending a Wooer and taking
possession of the petticoat, which priamer mid was bars,
arid bad hem gives to her by Mrs. Luttrell.—Mr. Day
made the same plea in her defence. and tuned also the
good obarseder she had hitherto borne. Els called Ellea
Hann, who spoke to seeing prisoner sane time in May
cut the penis-at in qmstioo from • larpr one which she
said Mrs. Luttrell 'had given her. There had been I
*earrallog between the families of promosntriz arid
primmer. Lest week prisoner west to "swear the
poses" of proseentriz, sad next day promentrix nbined
primmer with Aeolian the pettimat.—Amelia Powell, a
mighboar, was called to prove ill.wlU between the par.
ties.—A letter was ressived from Mrs. Luttrell giving
the primmer • very good chareeter.—filz Molyeens
Napes, eddreweisa proseeateix, said the magistrates
thought it WM bet petticoat, bat coasldered it •
truspery
_ease, sad. as the prisoner bad we Andres,
they wiebed to he easy upon her. and dismiss the mem ;
bet maid not do so alder abs (promentrill would with-
draw the obaree.—Proesounix declined to do so, and
said she thought primmer ought to suffer.—Bir M.
Marin then told prism*. that SE .0111111.1010 t wookl
sot withdraw the charge, and Jo the magistrates billaved
her minty, they mai obliged to @potence her to Impel-
pommel for one week, which was the shorleettime they
scald order. He wished st the same time to state that
the magistrates were pettedly diegustsd at the spiteful
'Deduct of the prosecutriz.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

CHARMOUTR.

Ten Rev. R. R. -liiirron on mu ClOvnatnnorr Ann
rue new Reeowil BILL. —TM Rector presided at the
anniversary alike Channeuth Church of the Rational
Sick and Burial Assesiation, and, after the dinner, mede
the following interesting speech :—I have to propose to
you the health of the Queen and the Royal family. We,
down here, know little of Royalty, and the fact that
Queen Victoria reigns over us, is a matter rather of
faith than personal knowledge—(laughter). Yet we
!appreciate the blessinp of living under our glorious
oonstitution—a constitution which is a:existent with
the welfare and the well-being of all dames of society
In this great oountry—(cheers). Like all human Institu-
tions, the system ef government under wined it is our
priegss to live, may, at times, require a little amend.
meet and reformation, and measures are now being
taken of a liberal character, and the franchise will be
brought down to the smallest householder—(dioms).
And I most earnestly trust that the iipmAm&n
entertained by some may prow unfounded-4m). y
trust that the spirit of education, and the advanssment
of knowledge, will secure to um such a oonolitueney as
will redound to the prosperity and to the honour and
to the glory of the Danes at large--(cheers). Boa
have imagined that it would lead to corruptiou. We
have heard of stories of unormanted being
pbmied in the elestars' • hands Iwe have h of bank
notes being placed under the lids of teapot.; we haw
heard of voteis beteg" spirited tway, and" placed under
the guardianship of some kind awl for the time being
—ognibtie) ; Om* those things, I trust, are among the
myths and fables of the past, and bares. connestioo
with the sanest borough of Lyme sad Charmouth—
(laughter). There are, we know, insidious people who
whisper evil &Pima the borough, and may that such
things haw been known here, but you must remember
that there are away, insidious people reedy to
question the truth—(hear). There are people who ,
would question the purity of the lily, or the whiteness
of the driven snow, and, doubtless, thaw will be people
who dispute the purity of the uncorrupted borough of
Lyme and Charmouth (cheers and laughter). I feel
sure that all the electors will use the privilege that has
been -accorded them with honesty and intspity-
(dims). I with YOU Too en,ol nelvikt• for
:riztivisad that it nety items Gad to mais
the WNW, UPI am bag may nee and
Telma over us, and that *nee -luiti=utrht
and jar** reVen PkitY. may
nannlirtut for ell genarationir—icheme).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

OHICKERELL

811POTTAR DZATII OP PIOIL - Edward Brava,
of fliokerell•road, ha lad three pip through a farm
labourer using copper wire to ring them with bucaad
of iron. The animals died is a state of matinee., tha
metallic properties of the sipper haying (so '.rcompetent judges) steeled their brain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.-BALISBURY MEETING.
FIRST PRIZE OF ALL ENGLAND.
STEAM THRASHING AND PLOUGHING ENGINES.
TUXFORD AND SONS,
BOSTON AND SE I RBECK IRONWORKS, LINCOLNSHIRE.
/IT the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery in 1863, the latest made by this IL A. S. of
England, TITXFORI) and SONS were again successful over all competitor, ; their 8-hone Regina
suamed all other oompeting Engines of every power in economy and electiveness. Thus, for Twelve WWII
TlaFtlltD d: SONS have maintained the First pewition at the Society's very stringently conducted Trials.
TUNFORD k SONS' First-clam Combined Thrashing Machines, (Single, Double and Treble Blast.)
TUXFORD'S Newly-patented Straw Elevator. Stram-CUltivating Apparatus. Grinding Mills. Sawing
Machinery. Centrifugal Pumps, ha
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

DORBIIT COUNTY BCHOOL

The annual distribution of prises la oonnection with
this scluvl took place at the Guildhall, on Tuesday
afternoon. in the preens, of. goodly number of the
paresis of the boys mid Mends of the sehooL The
Ten. Arohdoeson Sanctuary presided, supported by
several elergynien.
In opewng the proceedings, the Chairman said
that be occupied that position In consequence of their
being dieappointed in two or three [semen who were
scented to preside, hut wLo were prevented doing so
mesh to their regret He went on to es, that there
were Iwo Wogs the C toncil had to give Inertia `thentin°
to I, Roane., respecting which !bey had letely vernier'
from the auditnrs a very favourable report; and 2, the
edoestiond rceition of the snhool. He sugued on
the lusvrtanee and usefulness of the.. annual B:amino•
tient, and ssid in trstoluelon he believed from what he
bed hemrd from the examinees, thet when they had
listened to the renort of those gentlemen, they would
scree with hien the% is this mooed particular the school
was in a menet estiefvetory rendition.
The Rev. Talbot IL lA, Baker, La., Titer of Penton,
Weymouth, wee the examiner in French. After
@peeking on the importence of a knowledge of the
French language, be sold but year at this school the
French was • very per sahleot t it was taken by owrn.
pwatively low Si ontopsred with this year, and be
feebly tolerated by these few. This year no lem than 49
sent in crammer pavers to him. hooltire the UPIe follows
who.. papers were looked over in the school, out of &S.
and he oongratulded them in hedng exhibited so
&aided on improvement on those of last year.
The Rae. B. P. Grant, Reetor of Rishop's
Councils, Shoehorns, was the examiner in Dinette,
Holy Setriptana sad the Litnege, and he reported the
result to be "sailledently creditable to the boys." He
commended Is them the advice of Okuda., one of the
Homeric heroes, to his son Idomeneus, when he sent
him out in the world :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

The Right Hon. Earl Russell ass graciously favoured J. T. Davenport wilh the following :
" Extract of. dispatch from Mr. Webb, 11.8.11 's Causal at Mauilht, dated September 17. 1884 ,
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' with a mall quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have saved several lives."

CAUTION.-OHLORODYNE.
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that the story of the defendant. Freeman, was deliberately untrue, which, he regretted to my, had been morn
te. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was the dimmest atChlaredyse
that they prescribe it largely ; and mean no other than Dr. Browne's.- -See "Mmes," July IS, ISM. The
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

DORCHESTER, TIIIISDAY, JUNE 25, 1867
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RK S .

W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT IRON WORKS, NEWARK,
PATENT HAYMAKERS, HORSE RAKES, STEAM ENGINES, &c.,
Ts be ezbibibeil at Os fortheoening Sbow d tißoa esil INA al &.lad Society, at BMalpary.

NICHOLSON'S PATRNT
HAYMAKERS hath bees awarded
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Atrialthirsi Society, but also that of thmeoli
*eery other Soskty at sole both In tile sad
other 000ntrien Poseethinc animal espabitition
and throactli, they arena ample in etheetrnotion
that they Guano* be out out at order. No
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BURTON BBADOTOOK.

Wa bear that it is in oostoesssito. to restore the
pariah shun* at this pima— sot, however, se may be
readily understood, with • view to Anglican develops.
meats, ea is ten *swum in these days, let to make the
rhumb " • at and dental edifies for the oondesting of
our Protestant @mosses." This I. • much-tmeded un-
dertaking, and when the Rev. W. C. Templer makes an
appeal, that behalf, we trust that those who have
admired his manly oatepokennees in • matter agonise
the religious liberty ol the 'WAN', will not be dow to
rowed to it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

DIIRWENTON.

TRZAT TO Wounxil.—Yesen Godwin, brothers,
brewers of this rifles*, very kindly gave the whole of
the men in their employ treat to tbe Both and West
of Kogland show at Ssliabuiy. Part went ma Thurs-
day end the rest on Friday, all expenses be paid
by their employers. The men spent a very
day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

EMIT LULWORTFI.

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Seocenta Hutu l'OtouOtt BIIDII-1111117110.-4
nielanetioli accident happened on Monday ate:toes
am a boy was enimiouneg to take a eall's sleet oo the
mosey rooks which bound the Dome coast neer lest
Le!worth. Three hors. named John Loveless, Leonard
butt. and Willem Skinmr, were Walking to the top if
Bindon hill, ielve they oimerved a 'ION boat with two
• P ID It, on the edge eta rook, about ten yards from
the top of the cliff. Loveless went to pt it. despite the
warning.. of hie companions that it was danm roes to do
ao. Before he reached the nest they again urged to
come leek, but he paid no heed to them, and, just sa
ha got to tbe nest a dose upon which he stood gave
way, and be fell tmekwarde from the cliff and wee pro-
otwitotoi tom. 500 feet chi to the rooks below where be
borroretrifkee eimpinions foetid him dirootly *her
quite &.d. He mangled wrpos was taken de and non.
greyed to the Weld Ar o• Inn, whereon ioqoart wan bad
,M 3 Friday before H. Look, Req.. deputy meow r. The
jury refereed a 'enlist of " accidental Death." and the
noys were cautioned against going into smelt dangerous
places to tato beds' wets, which it seems they ere in
the habit of doing.
Mowt va A .0 Suter SHZAIIIIO.—The annual mowing
and sheep shearing matches under the ausMose of the
Wareham' And Varlet& Labourers and Servant/
Friend Society, took piece in the grounds of Lulworth
Castle, on Thursday, the lord of the manor having
kindly cemented to its use for the purpose. Them
was a large attendance, and the work was executed in a
highly creditable manner. The foOoerMg are the
awards :—Mowing Ist pries, 52 115 a., Wifittim Brad-
ford, servant to Mr. J. H. Calera; of Hampton, ;
2nd, el Oa Bd., James Lovelace, servant to Mr. T. H.
Saunders, Wateroombe ; 3rd, 10a., Frederick Shepherd,
servant to Mr. H. Richards, Abbots Court, Blandford.
--Shearing: (men), lit prise, 51 fia, James Hallam,
servant to Mr. T. Resent, North Simpton 2nd,
t'l Oa. fat, Charles Harris, servant to Mr. W. Fookes.
Mouckton; 3rd, 10s., Robert Long, 'errant to Mr. IL
White, Burton. (lloys)—lst prise, VI, Sydney Henan',
servant to Mr. IL Richards, Abbots Court, Rhindford ;
2nd, 10s., Robert Small, servant to Mr. J. C. Maisel,
Longthorns At the conclusion of the matches, •
numerous petty dined together at the Weld Arno Inn,
under the presidency of J. R. Calcraft, Esq.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-25

TOOL

Porr Dtice. —The Act now passing through Parlia-
ment for abolishing exemptions to local shipping dues.
ggoit is estimated, increme our local dues at least
• year. Clay, one of our articles of greatest
export, I. at present exempted, and the clay merchants
are by no means pleased with the impending change.
The resumption of OWN= communication between
Poole and Cherbourg, by the steamer Spicy, has been
hailed with mush istisfactioa on both Odes of the
channel. On list leaving Poole on Monday she had •
tolerably heavy freight and • good number of passengers,
and the return cargo wee • very large one, consisting
principally of new potatoes, vegetables, and fruit
much of which warn for the London market. The new
steamer is intendsd to mane WO voyages a week,
leaving on the night@ of Monday and Thursday.

PerrY gammons, Jnnittfl. —Before F. &Triad. Esq.
(Mayor), J. Lankester, and C. J. Stone. &gra—Susan
Weser& "M. of William Waters, mariner, tummoond
by Flept. Gifford for haring on the 17th inst., offered for
csie a 4usufity of easels= than eight inert% in length,
was lined 111... and nests—Henry Barden, horse
dealer, for working lateen while they had /appareling
wounds where they were Ad. by tbe harness. mss land
10a and rostn—George Witham', hawker, for cruelly
I:ratings horse, was Seed 10s. and emirs. --15ST911:1•1 :
1340 re J. Idinkeeter and C. J, Steen, Faprs —Elisabeth
Wmufail, an unfortunate, waslllnert 10a and eats for
bring drunk and disorderly.—Ch des B sinned, •
s *man, for being drunk and seseniting the polies was
was lined 255. and *oats --Jobs Miller. earrimfor being
drunk and disorderly, was deed 5. and e nos,
John Writ, seaman, a Weymouth, for &studior nffmee,
was fined sa. and eo-ta.—Mbert Illasters, of Warehmn.
labourer, and Elias, his wife, were etiarged —the
latter with smiling. and the former with frlosiionaly
wining elo 10. holorriner to George Vice, of Long-
milkman. The female prise°. ris stator-in-law to
prosmietrd, and on Tuesday went to is. his trite, lately
soollned, sad, I. prommator's absents, she took the
monef in question which wee in a tin boa rmdy for
paying the rent. Supt. Clifford apprehended the
prisoners and dimoorered £3 odd of the money in the
man noir the sea shore, about throe miles from Poole.
where it had been secreted by the male prisoner. Both
wsrelleommittod for 0.61 at lb. Poole Quarter Serious.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

HAY MARK BM.

BIIIIIIMILD.-111•adow hay, ES Os. to ,E 4 10s. Od.
ditto new, el 10s. to ES Hs.; slower, Ed Os. to
to 15s. OL ; ditto new, £30.. to FA 10s.; sad draw,
n Os. to C 2 6.. psr load. Slow trade.
Coxszazatua—Koadow bay. ES 31. to £4 108 Od. ;
ditto wow, n 10s. to £3 155.; dower, EA Os. to
ea 15a. Oa.; ditto now, 0,. to ca and
straw, El Os. to ES 6s. per load. liapply Soot
WRITIKIIIAPIL. —Meadow bay, Os. 4014 les. 6d.;
ditto Dow, £2 10a. to E 3 ISt.; Glasse £4Ol- to
£5 15s. 01; ditto wow, £3 OM. to CI ; sad straw
nto L,3 per lasi. fair ammo/

lermarrtea Isrsirststra—ii." on the a= bar
of • graW, with the beat Imtiot about one In-
wards,some °raw, in • few momals they
Ignite. Then in the moo position ram • fen oi the
gdo. of arrant and May whisk ignite only
on the boa), mil it will be foaled that they may remain
for hours-45 MO until tb• wood bemuses literally
shansd—ititbeet taking tra We look oe this as •
singularly istimeting sosfirmatire of the Safety of the
sew Mae& Care must be taken in both oases to avoid
▪ sostme em e.
00LIARAT's PILLS LID 0111TIMIT.—Dernagid
gessash, Hick lioadsob•--Our omfort, happiness,
sad osourity, depend on the Mantels* that moat
diseases originate from apperentlyeawtrina?begiaaing,
and that the large proportion of then g from in-
attestice to the Mate of the Profaner
Holloway has turned his knowledge to vestal nismat
by disemering medicines which ems, whited assertion
the atbstidants on dismissed direalim. The Ointment
shield be well subbed, twisis gaily, over the dams
liver, and bowel.; to limn it penitent., sad, aided
by tbe Pills, Immediately wahe mesh a reciaticapa
isiablisbes period digestios:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

Corffsponlance.

THE DORCHESTER WATERWORKS.

To ths &Nor.

am very much pleased to see that the long
pent-up grumbling and complaining thio mimeo haa
at last found vent in your ocilunuts. I nni not
accustomed to letter writing in the import, or
should have troubled you before, but I can
fully bear out "A Ratepayers" itotertionts, and
can only express my surprise that the proper
authorities do not interfere in the matter. To be with-
out water for nearly 24 hours, and to come home about
eight at night (very frequently) and have to wait till
the next morning with no chance of getting a drop of
water, either for drinking or other pompoms, antes.
you pay. man to go to some pump and /iri: very farfrom being pleasant, and, in • town so much
mousey to levied for rates, is inexcusable. A fire in the
night would be • still more serious matter. Many a
ere has been put out (when discovered *art by • very
little water, but in this town it must suffered
to rige till some one could arouse the Surveyor, I
suppose, at the water works, and before a supply could
he obtained • house and furniture might be destroyed;
the consequenoes are really fearful to oontemph,to.—
Apologisbsg for thus troubling you, I ant your obedient
servant,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

fSPETTISBURY.

At the County Petty sessions, g Blandford, on
Saturday hat, Joseph Colin, of Blandiord, was char&
With stealing part of a mud wall the property of Mr.W.
Tory blaskerill, of Spettiabu. The fact of removing
the property w‘s not disputed by Orlin, but he denied
stealing It, alleging that he believed it belonged to
another party, who gave him the older to remove it.—
After beating the evidence rf Mr. Maelterill, John
Haight, sad • lad named Adams. the Peach decided
that the 'barge of stealing Gould not be suatainedl, and
digitised the ow, at the same time cautioning Coffin to
be more direful in future that the property he might be
Galled on to lemon belonged to his employer.

&eon TIMAT.—On Tuesday afternoon the Children
attending the Endowed and Sunday and Infant schools
In this elanv had their annual treat. The children,
numbering 150, met .52 p.m. in the school-room and
after enjoying various gamed in the eohool-yara, sat
down to an excellent tea, supplied by Mr. Rabbits.
Among those present were, the Rev. H. B. Visard,
Hrs. Visaed. Rev. R. Watts, the Masters Browne. Mr.
Groves, end Mr. Launing and others. The evening's
amusements consisted of cricket, burdle.raeing. trap
and ball, and ether moss, The 'ports took place in Mr.
Rawlins' Add, and several prase • ere Orem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

WOOL lIILIIKIITfi.

LONDOI. Iriiday. —la Englisb wool o modersis backless
loss been aosolsded, at Isis ales. Masofectsrere kayo
refrained from opsesling is 'oboist wool, is oosseq‘uses
of tin wow apprise's of Use psbil. sass, widen will be
sommeneed as ties lbsb Wen

81111170111, Thisreday.—Thiers is ma improved feeling
It tbe wool market to-day. The degree of Armee=
which was established last weak seams sob. fairly main-
imbed to-day. Prior to that time there bad, as will be
resambered, been for • long time crest irregularity in
and almost • eosist•nt teatime, to dashes • batClineendisies of things has disappiared, sad if thine is
no soasal &drama, the basis of pekes lb..miabliabed at
' any rate seems to be marled as list at whish spinners
may safely operate. The resall is that Avian seem
more firm, while there huh. maw time, in the hitter
prospect of deity of prices, so timidity on the part of
*soils, but more disposition to operate. Fine-haired
wools are in steady demarsii.bile Linsols wools,
especially bogs, Sr. almost u
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

TUE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 11381.

IFTENRY MOORE, of Lynch Home, in
the Parish of Child Okefortl, in the County of
Dorset, sod of Winiborne Minster, in the sane County,
Attornep-M-Law and Solicitor, hawing been adjudged
Bankrupt ender • Petition for Adjudieation of
Bankraptcy, filed in Her Majesty's Court of Bankruptcy
for the Easter district, on the 21st day of May, 1867,
.• Yobbo Sitting for the said Bankrupt to pees his last
.exatisination and make applie•tion for tie discharge,
will be hold before BIGGS A NORMS, Esquire, Coin.
.mireioner of the said Court, on the Twentieth day of
AUGUST inst., at 12 of the Moak at noon precisely, at
Queenutresi, Hester, the day last doreal,W being the
,clay limited for the wild Bankrupt bisurrender.
nu, First Meeting of Creditors has been duly hold,
and at the public sitting above-mentionsd, proofs of
debts of Creditors who have not proved will be received;
and the Bankrupt will be required Co surrender
himself to the said Court, and to submit himself to be
examined, and to make • full disclosure and discovery
of all his Mete and F.docts, and to finish his exami.
nation.

Notice is hereby ales given to sJi Persons indebted
1., the maid Elenkrupt, or that have say of his Effects,
not to deliver the sante bat to Mr. T. CAZILICE. Queen.
street, Exeter, Official Assignee, whom the Cotui has
appointed.

By Order at Use Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

HI LTON.

A Suagsfut. CASL —George Lovell and James Knight,
of Hilton, were oo Saturday last summoned before the
magistrates of the Blandford divisi,n, on • charge of
assaulting a little boy, named George Bishop, son of
P.O. Biahop, on the 17th July last. It appeared that
the parties were working together, and during the
dinner hour, aimording to the boy's statement, they
tied his ban& behind him, and In • most disuniting
manner they committed the assault complained of.
Unfortunately the little fellow had no one to oorroberate
his statement, and the bench dismissed the came,
the chairman very severely censuring Lovell for his
conduct, and expressing a hope that he would be held
in scorn and contempt by the inhabitants of the
village.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

BRIDPORT BOROUGH POLICE.

WIDNZIWAY. —Bef on the Mayor (G. B. Ewen*, Esq.),
104 3. Templemso, Esq.
Alfred Joy, was shamed with stealing silver plate,
the property of R.. Tucker, sad
Green, ewes,, wst erith noshing corns
a it, keetries It Mho stolen.— reline Proem servant
of prosecutor, sold on [Saturday last she mined six silver
leeks, end BOM gilylN tea 'Peon. on the same day

Sergeant Lavender brought one fork sad two tea spoons,
which she kkatified as her matter's property. they wen
the mole as this, now peodnired.—Mr. J. P. (hinter
jeweller, West-street, said the prisoner brought • Mire:.
spoon to him sbout • inaith aro, and offered it hr sale.
Go Tacitly, July 3,)th, he offered soothe, silver spoon
for sale. Witness' asked him who he worked for, and
he said, for Mr. R. Tucker. Witness refused to bay the
spoon. on he saw there wan • T on it. On Friday h•
amain offered it for sale, the T wee then scratched oat.
The prisoner Green oe Saturday ofkred witness • elver
fork and spoon for eels. Witness told Green be believed
it was stolen property, and went for the police. He
identified the articles wedged as those offered to him or
ale—Sergeant Lavender mid, on Saturday 'mill he
went to the shop of last witness. The prisoner Green was
there. end Mr. (hinter produced the fork and spoon be
had offered him for sale. Witness went to Mr. Tucker's
to make inquiries, and afterward, apprehended both iha
prisoners—The prisoters were onmmitted for trial at
the sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

At • meeting of the Corporation on Monday, tho
Mayor stated that our borough members had been in
communication with Sir J. Falitheon, and an ap-
pointment had luso male for the Mutation to wait
upon him this day (Totaday) at one delock. Several
members of the Council expreased their intention ni
joining the deputation, if the Railway conspaay would
part poises. There are several matters to bring under
the notice of tbe War Ofilse, cue of which is to ask the
Department to extend ths outer pier, or supply steno
from the quarries at Portland free of expense.
The following resolution prepared by Mr. Alderman
Eliot, and seconded by Mr. Drew, was wood to after
considerable di.iztusion :—"flat the Town Clerk do
take the preliminary steps to °Maks an Aart of Par-
liament in the next suasion for amalgamating the various
trusts of the borough, namely, the Pile Pier, Harbour,
Bndge, Market-house and General Fond in cos Acts
and that the Trusts and Fonds Committee from tiom to
time do meet and review all the toils ant does payable
on the various trusts previous to November next, and
that the Town Clerk do produce to the Town Council
the details of hits proposed Act at an expense not ex-
ceeding £2O, the committee to produce the new mhedule
of tolls for the sanction of the Town Council before any
decisive steps are taken.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

XINSON.

Bsociaro DWI, or • Conn. Ifeedar. sth
last, an impost was bald at the Pottery Hotel, Hinson,
before the deputy-oormier, touching the death of
• child (oar veers of age, daughter of • labourer named
hasten, living at Newtown. It appears from the
evidence that she parents left home (if that see be
called home which ormaists of ono room built with turf
clots, and thatched with straw) at stx o'clock ou Saturday
evil to go to Pools, leaving a boy of nine and two
ris at home.- The boy says be was out al doors,
when is little sister raa out with bet clothes in •
and crying. "Fire, Are," He led her W iteows, w=
something about bar and pet her to bed, and the
other sister also, and then sat up anti the return of
the parents, who found the obild Holly harped, but
not dead, the poor thing lingering the next morning.
Verdi,* " Aocidontal death." The wormer esesured
the permits for their neglect. When the boy wee b•ing
examined the Coroner asked him if be mild read, sad
he replied," No," Did he go to /011004 "No." Did
• clergyman ever come to see them "No." Tid any
one ever go to see them? "No, no one." The Cormier
remarked at some length on this negleet—that sot ror
Us. olermreser of the parish. not a minister of any di,.
meting leisomiaatioa, nor a Roman Catholic priest ever
visited them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

WISIBORNE.

Moons's Basanurrcr.—At the Pasta Itankrnpta
Court, before Mr. Commissional. Andress', in Re Henri
Moore, attorney-44.1m, of Wimborne and Child
Okeford, Mr. Chitty, who opposed, said this was a ease
which would require the serious attention of the court,
as the bankrupt had passed the court only two years
ago in London. It appeared that the bankrupt had cot
given proper notire of this meeting, and the csaminstion
was adjourned till the 20th instant at noon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13

BECADPOLE.

SCHO4I. TUAT. —The maul annual treat given to Um
children attending the Sunday and day schools in this
parish, came effort Thursday last. The children of the
Union els* participated on the mood es, end joining the
others at the school room, at three o'clock in the dem.
noon, a procession was marshaled by Mr. Johnson, the
schoolmaster, and esclusiva of the teachers, numbered
upwards of 930. The procession, beaded by the Ailing.
tnn fife and dram band, paraded the village, baiting in
front of the residences of 11. r. Miller, Mrs. Seymour, and
Mr. Way, at each of whisk places melodies were given.
Afterwards the school room was returned to, and here
a most abundant supply of tee, cake, ka, bad been
generously provided by the Rev. Prebendary Broadley,
the respected rig or of t`ie with. Belida the rector,
and Mrs. Broadley, the Hey. H. 0. Francis, Miss Byrnes,
the Rev. J. H. Mouse, and the Mines CLIOWOe, Mr.
and Mrs. Stephens, and Mr. Way, and family, were
prewar, and took pert in the festive proceedings. The
school wan very prettily decorated with dowers and ever-
greens, which lied
rbeen supplied from the rectory
grounds. When the children had made a hearty repast,
several songs were sung, Mr. Johnson presiding at the
harmonium; and then the children were takes to a field
kindly lent by Mr. W. Gibb., where game, of every
description were indidged in, comprising erieket. foot-
ball, dipping for balls, ronning,ljomping, in swam he
Mre. Broadley, the Her. B. 0. Franck, and Mr. and
Mrs. fondue., he were indefatigable in promoting
the various sports, distributed DO less than 200 prises of
various descriptions. The hells nusg out merrily during
the day, and the steeple of the Awn* wee decorated
with small flags. The teaebtre and the ringers took
tea together in the school room, when the children had
unshaded their meal. The teachers devoted themselvee
to Terpsiehorean amusements to the school room, till
half-peat nine o'cluk. The day was foe, and everything
pulsed off sueseadully, all being highly delighted with
the day's festivities.