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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

0. VALLENS

BEos to inf,trin tho Public that he has
commenced 111.1.aINKSA for hiinmelf in STAN-
LANS- C. V. ha., •erved 1 I year., at the lh,rehe,deue
Foundry, and had great ricik•rii•nce in GENERAL
SNIITILING WORK in the 20 Year he haa been in
the Trade.

--olib—glirf for any of lila following claiuniii of work
shall trceive his %cry cAreful arid prompt attention

P14)17G11 MAKING AND REPAIRING.
IRuN FENCES AND IltuN GATES MADE
AND HUNG.
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MILL PECKS iiiiriAirV-T*l) TEIPERED.
All Kind, ot MASON'S Tim)Ls MADE Aud
REPAIRED, &e., at 1..,w Price,
All Builder'. °Men, promptly attended to.
BELL-HANGING and LOCK•FITTINO and all
BRIGHT SJIITII [NG candidly attended to.
PORTABLE E.'NUINES and CRANKS made aad
repaired.

NOTICE THE ADDREES :

0. VA L LENS,

STA a•LANE. DORCHISTIR.
0. AND E. BROWNING,
800/MEM/MS, STATIONERS. ror 4WD
FANCY REPOSITORY.

BOOKBINDING Executed with Neatness Is Despot&

BERLIN, ICE, d OTHER WOOLB,

Including the celebrated II 1-.) YARN.
Agents for Hyde's HARI 7: MOUNTAIN BREAD;
a Wonderful Food for Cauarit, aud other Birds, In Id.
2d.. and 3d. Packets, aid Is. Tins.
Also Cspeou's INUA SF.ED. in Id., 3d., and 6d
Packets; an excellent seed for kvvping Birds in Health
and improving the Plumage.
A good Selection of SPECTACLES, front tid. per
dais. upwards.
PATENT MEDICINES of all Iclnda, Indicting
Mother Seigel's Syrup, Holloway's Pills, to.

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BILLHEADS, Ruled or Phan. in every
A./Variety, Printed at lioderete Priors, sad with the
SIM Promptawroit Ike Ogre of skis Paper.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

TOLVIDDIR
MARRIAGE OF MISS ADA MAUD NABH.

On Weds:today Miss Ada tool Naah,third daughter
of the Rev. C twin NAM, watt an anted to Mr. Charles
Walter Sneyddiymereley, third surviving son of Mr.
Tnommt C. Sm.; I-Kyoueraley, of M .or Green, !bra
minghatn. The village wee detbrated, and the bells of
the church rang merry peal. in honour of the event.
The service at the ambit) waa an impressive one.
The altar wee moat artiatioilly decorated with flowers.
The officiating c.ergy and the choir boys maembled in
the port: . to await the arrit al of the tn I, ant bride-
groom. The latter, accompanied by his bast man,
arrived at about twenty miaow' peat eleven, and wet
followed so ,11 after by the bri i-, her father and hr
maids. A pr ,cesaion was formed at toe porch, and
aa it enter.sl the church the ehoriaters wit' headed
it sang—• Tire voice that breathe I o'er E leo."
As soon as the bridal party had enter tithe church
every place from whence a view c mid be obt -Med wee
speedily caught up ; in fact, numbera of persons could
, not obtain mlnittance. Toe bridal party adveocol
up the °mitre •14,1 at far ad the chancel et,p, when the
Rev. Cecil W. N-sh. brother of the bride, and curate
of St. Margaret's, Edinburgh, C002.08,1de i the first
portion of the . The Rev. F. Adv.', vicar ,d
Slarkyate.strert, liertiordahire, uncle of the bride,
performed the marriage ceremony.
Toe ltdr. It. S. NAM, vicar of Old S abury, and
honorary CIUO.I t,f Briatol, uncle of the bri ie. rea I the
Exhortation. l'he mmical portioa .1 tire rwrvi.• was
performed by Mx. It twland, orgattiet, au I Mr.. Free-
man, wife ot the Iter. F. E. Freemen, ttf Pu Idiot .wn,
play. I "The Wedding Match "ta. the happy pair left
the church. 0,1 arrival at the vicaram the bridal
party were photographed by Mr. Poaucy, of Dot-
cheater. The bri ie wore a very hatelikune dress of
white satin draped with lace and wreaths of myrtle
and Jessamine, long tulle veil with a wreath td
orange blosroms, and pinned with • diem ta I
ornament. She carrot I • very han Isom, b MTN,.
The bridesmaids waro Miss Consta.cs Stab, %lies
Ella Nash, Miss 11. Sneyd-Kyntier•loy, Miss Mary
Nash, Mid/ Mice Saab, ant NC.. helmn :idea. Each
of the bridesmaid' carnal • bougoat .1 the choir at
El mars sent by Mr.. Brym-r (Ileinet tit M.P..,
Puidletown). Mrs b'rampten, Mrs. Ki taereley, Mrs.
Marriott, Mrs. Atnyatt, eat Mies Shirley. The
bridal presents were m.•t costly and num .rous.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

K

THE COMMON LANDS.

The following is a copy of a document in the hand'
of the Town Clerk, which Is reorded aa befog very
Important :
Wednesday, the 6th of April, 1632.
o.donel Sydenham reports from the Committee of
the Nary.
Resolved by the Parliament that the Trustees for
sale f the lands and est des forfeitsl toy. Common-
wealth for treason be saioyndtl t forbears the sale of
Moloonitss Comon, now parcoll of Rodipoli Farm.

Ordered that tb• said trultimt be rwinjadd lo (warily
sad ammo the said Vow.,, mow eget, bike
lowa of tVeymouth shall apoulat in trout for the
beaefit of the mid town sod the inhabitants thereof,
In r•oompeno• and •atidaatiou of their form sad
sufferings, sad their serriom to y• Perliament.
SoMM4, Olen, Parliament.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

THE HARBOUR EXTENSION BCHENE.

A special meeting of the Town Council was held on
Monday to consider Mr. Breretou's report as to the
extension and Improvement of the harbour. The
Mayor (H. N. Howard, H.q.) presided, and there were
&Imo present Aldermen Grove., Luudie, and Thom...
and CounciHors Lyles, Brown, Cowles, Dennis,
Graham, H unsell, Lanniug, Loved, N sagle. lt 'ben..
Wallis, and Webb.—Tue sLayor having read the
notice calling the meeting, invite I remarks on the
report made by Mr. Brereton.—Alderman Thomas
and others a ensiderml that Mr. Brereton had been
left too much in the dark as to what their wants were,
and had made his report under • disadvantige.—Mr.
Naugle thought they &mild point out to Mt. Brenton
the weak paints In the tote, and salt hint to amend
It. It was not, he thought, so much a question as to
the costs, but what they required and must have was
a certain depth In the harbonr. He thought the
hest thins to do wem f a them to meet
Broreton with oedema details as to what
wee wanted. and to ask him to canaides them.
—TM Mayor said he had taken upon himself to nail
them together that morning to decide whether or not
they should have • personal Interview with Mr.
Brennan. He proposed " that Mr. Brenton be &skit
to amend hie report by stating which the different
sites are that in snob report he refers to a." having
studied." and this Connell trusts that each sites will
lucked, the front of Cove-row, known as B.lcSander'e
Hole, and the Backwater; and also in such amended
report he will show how such sites Can be made avail'
able for any extensive improve, Harbour and Dock
Aoc munodation. There being a very strong feeling
In the town that the constructioa of • dock In any
portion of the Bay, especially on the site which Mr.
Brenton recommends, would be most objectionable
to the general welfare of the town, that Mr. Brenton
be asked to give the Conceal • personal Intervlew."
Mr. Wallis complained that Mr. Brereton had been
I.lt to himself, and not any assistases given to him;
3.1 Mr. Naugle suggested that he should be supplied
with any previous rep ats or information that they
had.-- Landis seconded the Mayor's propo-
sition, as be thought it met the retakes of all as to
how they should proceed In the .tttr. Me. Brere-
ton had hitherto been in the dark. hut bie profes-
sional talent ought to be to them all it was to others.
I immunee that his beet thoughts and talents would
be given t the matter.—Not any amendment being
volved, the Mayor declared the prop sition carried
unnalmouey.—The Mayor geve the following figure..
showing the Increase in the Raids:on...Wm wharfage
In June, 1884, the lentil was £4.071; 1883, ;
1882. £4,017; 1881, 82883 ,• 1880, E 11,372 ; 1878.
E 1,217 ; 1877, C 1,42-5 ; 1876. El 225 ; 1875, £1,071.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

SPECIAL NOTICE.

THE WEYMOUTO'f'OTATO STORES.

E. MILLS,
Proprietor,

BRHOS to announce that in consequence of
the abonJaut crops 01 Potatoes, as la sow
SELLING the

Finest White Round Potatoes ... 9.1. per stows
Early Roar, equal this manor' to
Good a
Finest Asreial kolotY; lel 2.1.
Each sort oueag.er by the Boaltel or Sack.

ALL OTHER yr:GE rABLEs AND FRUITS
EQUALLY CHEAP,
Fruh Gotherc4 frwa Owa Gardoo Daily.

Fors Falso LUCia is.— Pa Dom,.

rai WISYMOUTH P024T0 STORES.
55, ar. 1 HUAI A 8 81'1=T, WhYMOUTEL
July Mb, 1531.

LAWN TENNIS LAWN TENNIS!

kii4SUN 1884.

RGBERT U. BROWN respectfully iodate
MA Inspection of bia Large and Well-aelsoted
bTUCH of LAWN I ENNIS and CHIUKET
GOODS. Having made very extensive Puri:basso, be
fa enabled to Haar tho Above at exceptionally Low
Prim.

Lawn Tennis Listrquots, 4s. 6d. to 18e. 6d.
balls (uncovered), 6a. to Ti. 64.
• Bill. icovervd), .s. 6d. to 124. 64.
• Nets, 42 68. 64. to 12a. 64.
• Pot.i, wan Lulea, Runners, and
Peas complete, 14. 64.
„ „ Shoe*, from 6s, 6.1. to Ina 64.

The Celebrated it NAHAW and DEMON
itANUETS.
Every Requisite for the Game kept in Stook.
Every Description of Cricket Goods et IlLaker's List
Price.

6S, HIGH £4STSTRZET, DORCHESTER.
Branches :

La, ST. MART-sTazsr, ALIAIIT-111211401.
OLD Casieronoacu-soLD,
BormaDuguora.

WsTwovra.

Pastas, Audios Bills.

alogues and Conditions of Sale.

I landbills, Concert and Lecture-
Bills.

Ci rcuLsrs, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note I leadings, Bill

Ilezds, Price Lists.

Reports of Institutions, Statement!
of Accounts, Societies Rules

Pmnplilets, Sermons.

Cheques, Memorandum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

o••rwrilintc Profits. Buy Tea Direct.
.• .0 sr, at .1. ttrml .1. 1.41 & 51. (writ., .11
COMM. 1.14 samples fn,...a 261.1.1t0-a-
-..t /.•... T. • ro.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

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Between Po B•ezme9.4sth. I Where over
lann4red att,n,led th • dem •untm.i

I am eztrentrly ohliperi t • Mr. S. 1.:1ncr....eh, ~f
the Temple, for 'loving cirrect e-rif et I at. le
In a recent not, with ie.rani to tho +.44 of tir.
Matthew., tho w-I -known b or of thin coo .it.
My rem irk/ were banol up it what I n•i fere lin
potable authority, ot th ••• au. oroiro I to h., or ••
lamOA I to 'war th Mr. Mitt I•.W.ii only
instead of 56. A bri,Tht, 0i,.1 I tru•t a lon4or, cr rii
therefore opoo to him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

THE LATE VEX. ARCHDIAOON
iIorrABLBS WILL.

A lthal suit in respect to toe will of the lath Arab-
deacon liustable, which uoight have lavolval the
Sallebury Imbrium, ia coati terable expense, has bath
averted by the authorities judiciously thoeptiag the
Afar of • comprotaie• The oirculastanthe of what
only • few days ago promised to be • question of Coo.
siderable difficulty, may be thus stated : Maria Sarah,
first wife of the Vtherable Archdale in Unstable. of
Sutton Waldroa, by her will dated July 25th, 1/172,
bequeathed to the Salisbury lalinnary '' Two
thousand pomade, payabie after the death of t•statrix's
husband, in default of say appoietuteat to the Co.-
teary." This we. duly prove I by the VeneraWe
Arobdeacoo, the eole estcotor. There was, however.
"an appointment to the cintrary." A short time
ago the Archdeacon died sad the al tuning oommlithe
of the I hamar, were informal by the solid:ore to
the executors that h. had left £l,OOO to that institution,
but legacy duty amonntingto £lllO would have to be
p•ld. On a oopg of the will having been obtained
it we. found that the deceased Arclodthooo left
certain month* to relatives and servants free of
legacy duty, the list befog precel.l with words to
that effect. There were *ache to various Janata-
ti one, ihclu ling the Salisbury January, the list of
these being preceded with the words, - I tolquesth the
following. subject to legacy duty." Subsequontly,
, however, there occurred this expression, " Bequeaths
to charitable institutions abed be free of legato, duty."
The committee wroth to the solicitors to say that
they decidedly thought the Salisbury infirmary
we. above all a charitable institution, and they
thus hoped to 11)*AiTO the £l.OOO in fall. Tbe
solicitors wrote beck stating that they knew
Arch lemma Ha:table did not Mt HUI to give the sum
free of logacy duty, sod, Oillellll We 0 immittee agreed
to swept the 000, they would mead the money and
not pxy it until the twelve months allowed by
law had expired. The c .notnit'ee at onc
decided to obtain c ituosere i.pinion. The learned
gentleman advised that the inditution was entitled
to receive the £l,OOO free of legs y duty. The opinion
was forwarded to the solicitor,' of the executors, who,
however, obtained another cow:were advice, which way
doci ledly of an oppeite opiui on. According to this
opinion, it haa been held in a oath tried before the
judges that • enbeeunont exprowlon in a will did not
govern on expression iminedithely following a bequest.
The solloitors *gala stated that atie testator intended
the bequest to be Abject I• 3 legacy duty, and that
the widow thought they were acting in a very
ungenerous spirit in trying to obtain the £l,OOO.
They added that they would be willing to bear the
aspens's incurred by the committee in making
inquiries if they wool I accept the TDO. On Saturday
the committee—after having learnt that to contest the
will would certainly emit 1:10 or VA—agreed to accept
the over. The matter bat thus satisfactorily ended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-29

COU.VTY _ PETIT SEssfoN.q.

TCEADAT.—.Bef..re Bleat -0.1011,1 Man.d, Mr. 0.
Burt, Awl Mr. W. M. Calmat.
I,I4TCHUANCEs.

Anthony Hay.. u, John Marsh, Richard Tents,
Villuin Minonds, .11bert Ohinchen. Charles 01•Dper,
Jaw, Norman, Richard Hopkins, William Payne,
Frark Hardy, Turner, Th.. 1113•
Ton thy Edmond, Nathaniel Chinclien, Th..Mlll
8.,t, John Toms, Frederick Bonfield, Charl.. Brad.
f. rd Henry Th. ana• Clark, Prederick
Tatchell, and TllOlll3l ali Swanage, were
charged by P.O. Greenstoek with ol.tnicting the
highway at Bwanage —Anthony flay.. in, .tlbert
Chinchen, Jomph Hop .ings, George Turner, Th. ,ina
Best, John Tem., Ire,krick Bonfield, awl Henry
Hayeau aiamw..4l, and pleaded not guilty. —P.C.
AMA that ..n 6th .4 July. about ten
o'clock, in the Itigh.street, iiivanage, h.. maw a mob of
u..rly 400 people. The defendant, Anthony Ilaysont.
had 111. face black.al, and wa. carrying an Ohio,.
Witness went to him, and a•lted him to give it up,
at I he did so eventnally. The mol. were -holding
and yelling and throwing stones.. They natiained
about the Areet for an heir afterwards. Ito onlercd
them to move ..u, awl W.A• ',UR the defendant. lure-cult
wee there, and mine .4 them were the ringleader,—
P C l'ike corrob.orated, and each of thole pre..ent viral
orde toicly 3*. the abmentes were each tined 6d.,
ba. and ants