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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-12

PIDDLETRENTHIDE, DORSET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

MR. T. ENSOR, (LAT' LIMN AND inneon),
At the New Ins, PiDDLITUNTRIDI, on
FRIDAY, MAY Inth, 186:1, at 4 o'clock in the After-
noon,- -The following COPYHOLD LAMM and
PR E3IIBMB

A ilettsge and Garde's, No. 297 on the Map
th.teMenivi
1..7.3=er of Piddletrentia....hide.i, oeettitapied_ittryaws— Adaalizmai
al the mid Manor, *Detaining about 2 awes, and
for three lives. . _

Lot 3—A Cottage and Garden, No. 276 on the Map
of the mid Manor, °coupled by Groves, contain Mg
perches, more or less, and held for three liven.
(A poor-lot of sheen acrii is held in right of this lot,
and will be sold with it.)
Lot 4.—That well.budt and pleasantly situateid Dwell-
lug-boom, known as " Lackington Cottage," containing
diniorroom, parlour, 2 bedrooms, 2 Wier, kitchens,
wine and beer cellar. An excellent 3-stall stable, with
wash-hones and barnesa.roons, and. walled-in garden;
Nos. 277. 278 279 on the Map stab. said Alamo', con-
taining shout 31 perches, more or leas, and held for
three lives.
(Three poor-lo» of about I am, each are held in
right of the foregoing, and will be mold with )
Also, Three Tenements, one now ocmpied by
Davis, and two small Gardens opposite and near "Lick.
initial Cottage."
To view apply at " Inckington Cottage," and for
further particulars to Masers. IS 9.1.1.a.un and Soto,
Solicitors, Portsmouth, or the AecTinlitill, Dorchester.
The above premises are all within the Manor of
Piddletrenthide, and will be sold subject to the rents
and burdens due and accustomed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-12

CARRIAGES.

MEW and Scoood-Ilind CARkIAGES of all
siasto---rwo and Four-wheel DOG CARTS,
Glatt, ke., constantly on Sale at Ht:TCHIXGS and CO.'S,
DeptA, 6, High Rad Street, Dorchester.
N.B.—A good Unit wanted immediately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-12

TOLLER DOWN FAIN.

ML R. T. ENSOR (ATE 1411311 AZD ingson)
bat been favoured •ith iostreatioas fro. Hr.
W. luau., of Piddletoon, to BBLL by AUCTION,
ix Ur PAll FULD, oti MONDAY. MAY 18tb, 1883, at
Tod.", o'elock,-8 superior two-tooth HORN RAW
meld 1 Ida-tooth ditto.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-05-12

earresponlirnce.

TEMPI/LOCI semi TIiSTOTALIBIL
To Ms Alilof.

Sia,—l bars often noticed in your exoellsert jeered
that very great prOMICCDOO ia glVto to nieetinp held,
sad speeches •ielivered, by Teetotalers, and I bars nes
further remarked that in many of the speeches not only
are intoxicating drinks moot strongly denounced, but
that Siam who sell and those who bay them all corns in
for a share of stis " used on such omis-
sions. Perhaps It w'rliTcolsiffga :sit the adsocates of
teetotalism contrned theism/eft to denouncing the
artiale only, Es then they would area afford their
opponents an opportmifty of poMtiag to one another,
who, having solemnly pledged theamalves to abstain,
have, nevertheless. broke th• boned. sad become even
worse than they were before. 1 asa gives to under-
stand that ouch a ram recently oseamed. A
certain person, with others, attended a sale In a
aeielibunring village, and at list refused to lake
lay limsor, but either, from the choking effect' of
time dual, oe in soussquatios of his nervous spas*
being wrought ee by We perennaive argiunents of those
arosnd him fonder the plea that eidr was not intoxi-
eating) so greedily did he analog, the seductive draught,
that in • short timo be bocassie artoxiemed, and on his
way home, not content with the juice el the apple,
thought he would wind up with "tot Jobs Barley-
, corn." That jolly fallow, not liking to be moosiated
, with such bad company, very nicely finished him off by
giving him • qautra One of my objects in writing is
, so show that teetotalen ars no more sale than others,
, lee if • man ban sot strength of mind sufficient to feast
the tesepatioa to drink, there will continually arise
oireumolances sad ospossions when he will tweak the
hoods, notwithalandine bi has signed the pledge. The
favour of your inserting these few remarks will oblige,
Sir, your's truly,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

FREED Yil TRIAL.

A (Fred Preedi, a 001Wiet, MIS then plated in the
dock, charged with the wilful murder of Charles
Emus, • warder in the Portland Prima, on the Bth
of September led.
0. being oallcd apes, he phoded "guilty of the
act, bat not of the attendee," width was received
as • plea "not guilty."
Mr. Padden, with whom wee Mr. 11. 8. Colo,
matbeeted the preeetatien, aad Mr. Prides,: de-
leaded the miaow,
Mr. Padden. is opening the 0n.., mid from the
serious nature of the °barge epateet the pritaaer, he
seed not, be was our% Ergs wpm the the secomity
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

THE CHEAPEST AND SATEST DOCTOR.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY.

Such se suffer from weakness. or debility, and those
who feel want of enemy, 'hook: at outer have reeourse
to them Pill.. as they immediately purify the blond, aed
acting upon the main-spring of life, give strength and
vigour to the system.

DROPSY.

Hundreds RFC cured yearly by the use of these Tills
conjointly with the Ointment, which should be ribbed
eery bountifully into the parts affected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

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oftiving the facts he should byre to lay before them
their moot serious conaideration. The proaecutioa
bed been directed by the government, and hail
amen out of the circumstances which he wisild
detail to them. The prisoner at the bar at the time
in question was under a sentence of three years
penal servitude, coofined in the convict prison at
Portland. He came to that prison from Mill.
bank an the 14th of March, and from that time
up to the Sidi of September last be cinunimed to
go out similar to the other convicts, and nothing
aa noticed in hi ileineanoor. The learned counsel
then narrated the facts .4 the eset., which will be
detailed m evidence. Mr. Poulden Wain° believed
the defroce about to be setup ass that Is was insane,
but be was instructed to state that there was not the
slightest foundstiou for such • statement.

thipeain W. Clay sold : 1 UP the governor of the
Portland Convict Primo. The primate was brought to
the gaol on the 1411. of March. li• came from Mill-
beak. Ile was in my custody sip to the Btll of Septem-
ber. H• tem under ...sitcom of three year. penal servi-
tude. The murder was reported to mo on the Bth of
September. I saw, UN, hody of Evans, •tto was • shoe.
maker warder of the priwia.
Crom-examined : He was anderghiog • sentence for
stealing wearing apparel.
Tom Hooey mid that be was • convint. He was one
.4 Med.:ailing gang Si Um ward on the 811. of Septeni•
be,. 'The convicts take their dinners in their cella and
knives are pushed seder the door, and aft,r dinner they
are collected M tin.. I collected the tin. and komes on
the tith of September, with Charles Evan., the w•rder,
John Ashton, aged J•1111,18eholield. There were other
priamsers and • warder collecting the ot,ier side of the
ward. I Lad collected four or Ire Call before any•
thing happened. I then came to the ccli occupied by
the prisoner ?reedy. Evans unlocke I the door, sad
Schofield pot oat his hand. roe prisoner was Mauling
with LIS knife ond tiii in his head. Ile hesitated, liii
dropped his tin, pushed the knives out tif the iman's
liana, rushed by him, anti .eised Mr. Evans. He struck
him ;toiler Usi left err with the knife. We dropp_ed
the trays and mrsed the priwiner —me and Asht W on. e
liad hold of It= whien the knife was in the woutol, sod
be jerked the knife.
The prisoner, ia • very excited time Did you jerk
Mc:7.Z dg, lon bad better wait instil he has gives
lib • ewe's...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

imperial farliamtnt.

HOUSE Or LORDS.
MONDAT. -The hrooredings before the House were
unimportant, and their Lordahips adjourued at an early
hour.
THURIIDAT. —The Lords discussed the aecond reading
o the (4,14 E.utern Metropolitan 13,11 daring an hour
and • .If. The we did re iding taut ultimately adjourned
for • iortisight, nod the Ilona roac at G. 30 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

•• The fin that's braved A thousand years
The cattle and the broese"

Sorted from the towers. At one o'clock there vu
general muster in the Hilperton-road fore procession,
which was the distiogaishing feature in the day's
proceeding& Each party having taken up the poei-
tiob sleighed to there, the proeiselon took the
following order :—Advanced guard of IloYal Vrilts
Yeomanry Cavalry; band of the Volunteer Itifia
ompa, under the direction of Headmaster H. C.
Heppenstall ; 2nd Wilts Corps (Trowbridge), under
the outruns/id of the captain, Major Clark ; magis-
trates of U3lll Trowbridge division; clergy and
churchwardens ; Dissenting ministers; gentry and
tradesmen; Odd Fellows' and Foresters' societies,
to fall regalia; Wilt. Friendly Society; Sashorn
hand; firewater School; Trowbndge, Trinity,
Studley, and Staverton schools; Back-street,
Taleracle, WIfley(11), pliver-rttreet, Bethesda,
Sad ,_ion Chapel Sunday schools, the children wear-
ing medals and wedding favours; rear guard of
Cavalry. Everyone wore a roams of Coventry
ribbon. In this order the procession started
marched through the principal thoroughfare's,
turned to the open space near the town bridge,
halted, the societies formed a semi-circle, and the
children drew up in the metre, and sang "God save
the Queen" and the dosology, the bands leading.
They then gave three defeening cheers for the Queen
and Prince and Princess of Wales, and dispenol,
the societies to their lodge room to dine, and the
ehildren to their schoolivoni. where they wets re.
pled with cake and tea Nearly 3,600 persons took
limt in the OrOMMOI3, and displayed quite a forest
of lukuseri and flags. In the evening, a ball and
e concert took place, the f .rmer at the
Ft. I, and the latter at the Market-ho,
when the services of the London Lyric aims
Company were specially retained by Mr. F. H.
Hallett, music seller, for the occasion. Each plan
of recreation was thronged. The illuminations
were very scanty, and there was no public display of
fireworks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

goarsponbrritt.

[The two following letters were omitted last week for
want of sgass.]
VIZ TRAPPISTS CT FOXES.

To the Editor of the Dorset Courtly Ingres. and
Agricultural Casette.

yor slow me to sak "Nimrod," who
wrote in your pap. r I .st week, whether, when he SIMI
,he dal in the trap at LVlebredy. he noticed the name
Oac initials/ on Lim gin? he wdl take the troulde, end
you all kindly idlid‘i alma in your twat for reply,
ahall feel obliged. Yonrs truly.
ONE WHO HATES A TR UPPER.

THE OLD LADY% LEADER AGAIN. THE
OMISSION OF A LI(N)K

To the Editor of tAe Dorset Corn', Express and
Agricultural Gazette.

Enrron.—ln answer to tlis letter I sent you last
It. the good cl: lady of the rhronsiele rave that her
blunder "wade apprar as if the asairereary of Her
.11 yesto's otsrriaae were the saws as that of the Primer
of IVake, wiareas the Jay of the woods utile woe the
same." No* the go gl old bail goes furtlacr th•a thin
an crying preeeri. for the sqe she left out a
Surely after th‘a explanation the liber.l creature's
blunders tuay be rscusi-d, suit put down to be only
somtliing in the "Chronicle lice." Younobedistitly,
DitUM.THE-FIFE.

[We Sod that the "Old Lady" ray. in reference to
this matter. that " When rintroar of Stair are eseeigneed
for ant/thaw the untleranntling te that the explaaation
ir not to be vireo" We sappore itte•• "roa-one of
State" mast wean the ewe a the old la43's brain.
ED. D.C.S.I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

TUEf3DAY, lia.acii 10.

Mr. Berjoiat Shee took his meet on the be at
9 o'elook.

THE PORTLAND MURDER.

At the opening of the court Alfred Preedy wag
again placed at the bar.
Mr. Prideam, who appeared for the defence, mid
a communication had been made in reference to the
letter received as Sunday morning, sad the remelt
was that two winnows@ would be in attendant* to-
day to give evidence. Ho applied to the court for
an ad,iimirnment of the case, in order that he might
have tune to ooneirler the *vides°e in ell ite beerier,
because it wee impossible for him to form a judgment
spoil the cam until be had heard the evidence.
His lordship mid be did not see bow he could
ranee each an application, and the am wee sword.
ingly adjoanod.
ASILAITUMIO • POLICZNA.X. 1110111i1 Hietins, 44.
lumbar, pleaded (al* to smelting sad reoletier
Munk a police Am, is the ementlen We dety, sad
thee mad there ming a 'rhea ledgewiest. maid • Mir
of Meow% with Mimi to do Me piemis bodily keen,
and with Meet to re•lst his lawhil =MGM= at Bleed-
feed. —Eh me eardeseed to heal for six meths.
011T•111110 Ooos lIT ULM PILITIMMIL J•el•
Most, 31. I•boentr, pleaded 'silty to • Mum of obtain-
lag by false pretenses half m.liesdred weight cd bran, a
the vale* of 30. from Edam Drew. with latest to
cheat and darned hiss of the ruse at Marshall, on the
Nth of January last —The horsed judge mateseid him
to hard labour for six winine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

_'FRE DO ___— HUNT STICEPLE
i
1 CHASES will be rum ever the WADDON VALK
COIJRSE, slung 3 wiles o fear Hunting Country—en
gnws---nu WEDNESDAY lbe bof APRIL. 1061,
under the newly-published Ulu sad Rev/Wises as
rept& Steeple Chasing.

aiinemens

Lord Poltimore. Hon. W. Portman, I.l'.
J. C. Hadelyie, Esq. G. W. Digiy,
C. Hunks. Fag.
THE DOESETSHIELE OrZE BTEEP44 CHASE
(Eirikep-ot 10 flew. irk., ft ; sad ably Toon, tf
declared on or Wore Tuesday 21st of Marsh ; with 20
...ea added. if four tunes shirt, the second hone to
mire his stake. The winner of any handicap, after the
wei,:hts Are declared. to tarry Tlha ; of two or more
12114. mars. lithe highe-t weight aceeptii gbe under
12 stone, it will be raised to that weight, and the others
in proportion. To duet and name to John Thresher,
C.rfs Hill, Weymouth, on or before Friday, 13th
March, each nomination to be accompanied by the
smaller ft. of 2 soya (to go to the (mid) or the.....
will not be reeeived.

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THE CARTON PLATE (Handicap) of 50 sees.,
entrance 2 Nom each, to go to the fond. The wiener
any handicap, after tne weights are declared,to carry
716. extra. To close and name as for the Dursetebini
Open Steeple (lame.
The weight. in these two rates will not be lower tbs.
10 peon..

THE HUNT STAKES of 3 Soya. each, with 35 son.
added-12 atone 71ba. each. Thorough-bent Horses 7lbs.
extra. The winner of any previous nee. or aleeple
*base, 10Ihe. extra. To be ridden by Gentlemen,
Yeoman, Trutleasrn, or their none.
THE WADDON VALE ST aKEti of 3 Son, each,
with 30 eon. added. Weights 11 atone each. Prof...
aims& alltundi to ride by carrying 7Th.. extra-
A SILVER CUP. riven by C. Heinbro. Esq., added
to a Sweepstakes of 3 Son. each; for 13,.rses bow4ficle
the property of, and to he ridden by Fanners. Trades-
men, or their gins, reliding in the county of Dorset,
the saute being in no way connected with any Isaias
stable. 4 rears old to carry 11 atone 71be. ; 5 years
12 stone ; 6 and aged 12 stone 71ba. The winner of
any race or 'tenni° chase previous to the day of run-
ning, to terry 10Ibs. extra. Thorocialrhred horses 7lka.
extra. If eight hones enter, the *nand to receive 10
soya out of the stakes; if hem dun eight the second to
save his stake.

Rating to oommence with the Hunt States punctually
.t 2 o'cJock.

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Three bones, the property of different owners to start
in every race. or the public money will not be added.
Winner, of each nos to pay Cl to the fund.
Colours fob. declared of the time of entry.
Stakes, forfeit+. and entrancea to be paid to !be
Secretary Wore 12 o'clock on the morniny of thence.
All hones running for the Cop. Hank and Wadden
Vale Stakes, to have been regularly hunted with an
establiehed pack of hounds in the county of Dorset,
from January Ist, 1863, and to produce certallnate
before atartiog, signed by the Master or naIIioNDILI2 of
such jack. .

Toeless* and name to the Secretary by six o'clock on
the Saturday previoua to running, at the King'. Anus
Hotel, bore:heater.

J. THRESHER. Hon. see.

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IRSZTB H I RE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17

THE P

To At Elidor of the Dorset Comely Express and
Agriculittral Gazette.

you allow me • little spume to state that
the majority of the inliabitaots of Longbredy are loyal
silliject., and had wilihed to prove thenotelves Ito on the
10th init.. but Sir, the power. that he, mid a. "you
must put rII your rejoicings till a certain day, which
will liottafter ho (hot (about Mtdominnter) for the
church consecration. Well, Sir, on the wedding day a
fim faggots were prepared for a bonfire, and • poor in-
dividual, • sort of "cabbage and onions" man, might
have !nen HOMO (placed aa a acaretrow) near the pile
keeping if Lund, r, and being without victuals or drink
or anything i Iso to make his heart clad ; he pitted ton
awl fro till nearly foot sore, and without the enuuiry of
"bow's your toot feet." (By the bye Mr. Editor if a
man hes • w.aa), ii log ahouldn't the quesion lie "bow
I is your poor foot") Well at last lie bad to foot it
home, and the 10th passed off with mingled feeling* ol
joy and diaappointineut. Now, hir, we mutt all bow to
• poatponement, which is on joke, and must not be
aneermt at, and knowing that you are " up to snuff,"
I beg to subscribo myself.
A PINCII-A BOVE-IT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

tle.. 4

ENOLAND'S WELCOME TO ALICCANDILA.

• 'Wedded life its gate uncloses,
Fond and fair, towards it move,
O'er a pathway strewed with roams
In the light of youth and love!
Prayers of those that bee thee blending
With our welentne-ebeen emceeing—
Graci las as thou art—
England's loyalty upholds then,
England's hope and heir eefolda thee
To a husband's heart.
Nor only living loves, oh! Prime, entwine—
The Queen's, the Peoplic'e--round this act of thins:
The father, lost to as and her and thee,
Inman the day he should have lived to see.
And, bending from that heaven where he ia now,
Breathes • new radienee o'er thy virgin boon,
Fair Prins:was, that &Cron, the Northern main,
Comet to reknit erowe'd wedlool's broken chain.
In their Valhalla to ! the Viking?. dead,
Drain the deep tneed.horas to the Danish Maid;
Thinking to song of shield and dance of glides,
How three ma-dragon. hors them o'er the wen,
That now weeny this Northern rocebud's ethanol
From Denniark'e parting-clasp to England's arose,
Tlse while their High-Scald eweeps the golden string,
The Maid of Dentuark's bridal voyage to sing :
The Vikiisgr of old
Swept o'er the nth spray,
With the black raven dying,
To swoop On the prey;
The grange lay in ashes,
And empty the fold,
On the war-wasted path
Of the Vikingr of old!
The Vikingr seadragems
Seek England again,
But far other the fretelst
That they bear o'er the main ;
A Dove is their raglan,
And, 'math Ito white fold.
C 0.,,. the golden-haired child
Of the Vikingr of old—Pinch.
•Tb. Norm metaphor for shim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

THE CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.

Ballot's Plan ArD Loss or Tung Livae.--About
• quarter to four o'clock on Toesday morning an alarm
of ere spread throughout the town, and the unusual
cry brought the inbabitanta from. their beds in great
'Ambers. Two houses in the Market-square, more
thee. editor, old, and for aome time past occupied as
butchers' shops, were din:amend to in in dame., which
speedily demolishod them ; and, •densling backwards,
male cad havoc with the spacious and newly-erected
'music-hall, known as the Royal Alhambra. A loss of
three liven has unfortunately occurred. A servant girl
named &limy, and two children belonging to Mr.
Barrow., pork butcher, perished in the conflagration.
Their bodies were rveoveral the 11.1111 morning. and
removed to Mr. Joyce's store, • sickening sight, to
await an inquest. Mr. Barrows hiniiielf escaped with
difficulty, at did also his neighbours, Mr. and Mrs.
Troggett, the latter lowering his wife and chill from
one of the windows, which were at no pent altitude,
and precipitating himself into the street. The houses
, are completely rated, and such a lire has not been
! hidden in Dover fee yearn.
• POlllOllllOO DT MURACI. —A man named Tramwell,
' reading at titalybridge,has been rdisoned by oxalic acid,
given in mistake for Boeom salt, by his wife. It seems
the deceased was affected with rheumatism, and on
Thursday his wife procured 001.18 Epsom salts ani bin-
seed for him, which she pinned near, paper containing
oxelid acid, which she had previously purchased for the
pupate of taking iron moulds out of Been. About
noon on Friday the deceased required the medicine,
when his wife in mistake administered the caste acid
instead of the F.psoin salts. A dirgeou was called in as
soon as the dianovery was made, and did all that
medical amid accomplish, but the deceased gradu-
ally rink; and died • very short time. an indent
wee held on Monday, and a verdict in accordance with
the above faet• married.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ma. 80111111101 Exmoor:. UP-, AID nia
Barn-
UIT*TtOW or Nouru WILT.—Th. right boa. gentle
mau the member for North Wahl is still in Italy. to
which country he repaired, under the advice of hia
tetedkal &Undue., wine few mouths ago, ica hia
recovery from the alarming illness with which Larliwt
seised la July last. We are glad to he able to state, on
the authority of letters received as Wilehire daring she
last few days, that, although the right hon. gestates&
has not entirely recovered. hie health haa coesiderably
Improved during bin stay in Italy. Yr. Meow* bow
Sian, Ii of opted°, &tat he shall 00000 agaia be able to
take that prominent part in public ladies, which he
has does, and that he AMU be compelled to relinquish
MON of the Maces which he holds in the count, of
Wilts. It has been stated in the meaty for some time
that at the neat election Yr. Fatima would, is all pro-
bability, decline to some forward u • eandidate for the
repeemetation of the northern division of Wiltshire. and
that he will retire into private life. It will be remem-
bered that fa July lea the right bon. gentleman rup-
tured • blood vend, and that he rentaitod in a very
precarious soaditteu for some time.

The Liberals of Colchester hare had • iceseleg to swi-
shier the emend dale of forties in that lterewilt swdl
the cessoesi ef to early diesolatios of Parliament. Mr.
J. Gordo% }Lebow Ma bees aordially aseepled se a
L4bsralceadhiste. Mr. Rebow. who peeress 'wader-
' gill lola property and Idames, set kr Cohieller

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egiltibirc.

WARMINSTER. —EXTIL•ORDIX•RT CaanUUTT
OF • Wivraniiiiii F•aliall.- -A co* belonging to a
farmer in the neighbourhood of Warminster was, a
few days AV, suffering from a chill, when the owner
Applied to a friend for some advice. The latter in.
formed him that if he chopped op • couple of her-
rings and • rat into small pieces. and gave it to the
cow in one dose, it would be a certain cure. The
worthy farmer followed the directions of hie friend
to the letter, carefully preparing the herrings
and rat, and forcing " medicin &lie" n
the throat of the row. heti the farmer found
that the animal did not recover no expressed his
surprise to his friend, and very innocently stated
that be had given the cow the herrings and rat!
B R EH HILL —Tif a New A RCHDIACOX or WILT&
—On Saturday, the Hon. and Rev. Charles Amyand
Harris, id A., one of the examining chaplains of the
Lord Bishop of Sarum, and vicar of Brembill, near
Chippenham, in the county of Wilts, was duly in.
Mailed in the cathedral church qf tlalisbury as Arab-
deacon of the Anthdeactinry of Wilts, in the room
of tile V en. Henry Drury, M.A., late vicar of the
same pariskand chaplain of the House of Commons.
The ceremony of installation took place daring
divine service in the morning.
llELKSHAM.—Csiesainoa Melee:wart Loust.
EXAMINATIONS. —From the rscenly published tints
of these examinations held last tabor, we find
that Spa Villa Academy, Melkshani, Wilts, still
otain,anis its high scholastic positioe. Meatier 8
W. Fouler, Lexington, educated at Dr. Nikihrist's
establishment, spa villa, has passed second class in
bowers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

Irmo anti Nabo.

On Tuesday morning some interesting experiments in
gunnery were undertaken on the praotice-ground, with
the view of testing the resistance offered by Captain
Inglis's shield—a most massive and ponderous kind of
armour, proeweed by tLat officer aa • covering for the
exposed portions of fortifications, and generally for
easeunated batteries facing the sea. Their Royal nigh-
ts:sees the Prince Louis of Hems and Prince Arthur
name down by the earliest train from London, and
there were also on the ground Sir John Hay, M.P., Mr.
Pole, and other members of the iron-plate committee,
and many of the members of the select Ordnance com-
mittee, with Mr. Whitworth, Mr. Lynall Thomas. and
• number of naval end military oMoem. Throughout
the experiments the victory was with the target.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

(Par 13, 3rd vane, 69 Psalm.)
How key nil ye eostrive my fall
Wbioli will but hasten ow your own.
You'll totter like a bounding wall,
Or fence of unceinented atone.

(Page IL)
To inspire the Mau with vital seed,
Natalia restored and yarent earth
Smiles on her new create.) breed,
inhibiting as 'Grey an attempt at sublimity as 11Ir. Cs.
vulgar ribaldry on "Bishops," "Earls," "Visitors,"
"Rolls." "Chums," "Ony'noni," Re—even the highly
respectable Kr. Jackson escapee nut—lt occurs to me
that the latter gentleman is mom Irmly attasalbsd
towards the venerable fabric than Mr. C.
The local press is useful in directing public feeling to
petty abuses, but it should he used in n friendly, calm,
and kindly epirie. Mr. C. might, for instals:et, have
alluded to t t *hi It should become a " Household
words every itubornians hotue"—" A Free Grammar
School Itzbilition."
Minor matter. of mere form may also be respectfully
noticed with • view to cure, snob 11cc the strange
weatheireoeliisen raisfully observable during the reading
01 our Creeds. It turning to the East is thought
"Rornish" why not take some neutral point
of the campus, but in the name of common
order let it be oniverssl' The East has its
Interesting incidents, perhaps, beyond the other
three, are they worthy of inducing • preference 1
thick so —end then is it worth while for n congregation
to be disturbed by servants hurrying out before the
sermon is concluded to get advisee ready, to avoid Ave
minutes welting in the church! The slippery state of
the church door (Mintourencaustic) renders it hazardous
to pass. other and more serious topics connected with
the Rubric, the vies repetiations resulting from the
onion of three Formulas originally compiled for overate
usia " Cursing of enemies" in the bitter language of
the 108 Psalm, Drosy sercriry, unfitted by tune and
eireumatance, for present Chriatian worild pumat all
be left to the endeavours of those who are now seeking
the raipiPred revision that when it can safely be mounts.
noted the needed reform may take place, I reunion,
dear Mr. Editor, yours truly.
"A POOP. CHORISTER."
Wimborne, February 24th 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

LOCAL BANKRUPT

Brooking Floady, Stoverton, I)evonshire, March 18, at
12, liankrupta' Court, Exeter.
William Reece, Mara'mood, Dometahire, farmer,
March 18, at 12, Bankrupt.' Court, Exeter.
Thom,. Elackniore Thomas, Bridgeattr, tailor,March
18, at 10, County Court, ftridguater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

DILMLUCTIVZ /Mg AND LOBS OP THREE
- -- - ------

LIVZI3 AT YEOVIL

A mad destructive Ire ceterred an early hoer as
Tuseday morning lest, which, we regret to say, resulted
is the loss of three lives, and the total destruction of
four bosses. It apposes that shortly before three o'clock
as Tuesday morning, Kr. Hares, dheese factor, residing
U the lower led of MirkHe-street was awoke by his
wife, who maim • light in the room toll him she was
sare sovethiog must be wrong. He hassedirdoly Punned
out of bed, and west to tho mtedoe, saying, "The
John Bair is on ire. Putties on his statism with all
despatch he hastened into the street to oreate an alarm.
In Use meantime, lb Would seem, Alfred, the soo of
Mr. Jobs Gilliroc, the landlord of the John Bull awoke,
and aroused thr Maim of the bogus. The poor boy
went to the bednides of his father and mother, of his
sister, of I.:ie ostler, and of • pence who was lodging in
the berm, to alarm them of their danger. The ostler
made him escape in We tr.:owners, the lodger and the
Wiser emmtpsd naked, but we regret to state that Use
poor little fellow who sewed their live., tore his own.
Belore he, his mother, end his Weber, weld be rescued,
'Jae roof of the boom mem ha and they wore buried in
the ruins. The three engines of the town were speedily
is attendance and an nbandent supply of water was
prooared,whiois prevented the Sr. extending beyond the
home in which the ire broke oat and three cottages
adjoining. Fortunately there was warmly a breath of
air at the time, or bad the wind been blowing hard,
nothing meld have prenseted • N.A. larger dastruotlon
of property, The bones of Mrs. Gulliver and her sou,
• lad about 11 yens of ego, were deg on of the ruins,
at an only hoer of the morning. and that of the
daughter was footed about 5 o'elnek in the afternoon
burnt almost to • ander. The circumstance has cowed
great consternation through the town.
LI was reported that • book-hawker bad also fallen •
violins, but such mesa not appear to have been the
case, as the marehers discovered the mann of but
three human beinp, so charred, however, that it wes
noon ingestible to reeognise them as Wog the bodies
of Imam. beings. The body of Yea Gulliver vu
known by two rinp which she wore on bee. ingots, bat
those of the two children mold only be told from the
51: in which they were found. The hone, which be-
the executors of the late Yr. Walters, formerly
lord of the John Ball, it levered, het Mr. Gulliver
boo lost his ell. Nothinuhas berm eared except what
was in the cider cellsr. smitten/et throug6et the
teens during the whole of the day vas innweeme and
the scene of the coollagration was threw,* till the last
body hod bees got out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

Impala' farliament.

ROUSE OF LORDS.

MOXDAT.—The Duke of Somerset proposed an alters.
tine in Atm Navel Coast Tolooker Act, Under the
preseet kt the condition neon Whisk so/oaken enter
the daisies is that they shall not be emit more than 300
uterine miles from the shore. The First Lord of the
Admiralty pointed out that this limitation Wet be
seriously detrimental to the interests of the country is
critical emergencies. when a few of theme volunteers on
boards sma4 might render her useless; sad be seg.
tested that the claw should be struck out. The House
generally moped to Donar in the justice of ibis °Wee-
' tieu aid • Bill to effect the proposed "iteration was
read • second time.

TUUDAT. —The basica' before the Home was almost
Mt. The moot important part of it being the reading
for the third time and pawing the Prince and Princess
a Welwo' Annuity 811.
—roe Lords sat but • few minutes, and
no queatiou of particular interest came before them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-10

dent, The jar/ then returned a verdict of
" Ataidental tlealL"
_ _

I illiffo-Til—Aft.iELL. —Another ufteting of the
same kind a* that reported )et week, took place on
Friday. It wee well stetideil with an attentive and
busineselike NYoklng audience. There had been pro.
Timely two meetings of the committee, at which a
set eludes for the government of the society were
drawn op. These rale* were reed by Mr. Stokes to
I the present meeting, and oommented upon by him
I and by many of those present. The eutrance fees
of • thillieg upon each shareholder were then paid,
and 42 shares were thus secured. Twenty-one
Moires were paid in fall, and the total reoeipui of
the evening were £l3. Many wbe bad vat down
their names as shareholders Wer3 Unavoidably absent.
Mr. Stokes than reenavied that though he felt most
earnest in the cane of co-operation, and convinced
in his own mind that it might lead to beneficial re.
melte, yet he could not feel that their success depen-
ded on not hurrying matters. Far better to go
quietly and surely to work than to take foolish and
hasty steps which might ruin them. If ths Hinton
Martell store pored • ssenissful undertaking, others
might be induced to follow their egample, but the
recollection of this must prove a very strong in-
centive to excessive marefulners on their part lest by
any unwise procieedings others might be led into
snares, and the good cause of co-operation might be
very scriomily damaged.

MOLL—et J ANZIO% CIIVICH SI:SDAT SCSOOLS.
—Gallaakiatosb, E.G., delivered • very learned
sad ilistrestare LaMar; is. the ahsiva whack as Friday
svtribag. kabjeat —" Geological Discovery and
Opinion," illustrated by ...an. of disad.lving viewa,
gi-ological specimens. ka. T., Rev. A. Viilainson,
11. A., rector, in the chair. The lecture was ander tbsi
auspices of the Mayor and Gorporathis, and was wall
attaaded.

MUSICAL —Mt. A.161.1111411r lio•land, who played the
double.bass at the lets COlloart of the Pool. Mechanics'
instutute has been bonosrwl with instructions to play
the issue instrutosset at the Chapel Royal, Windsor, st
the marriage a His Royal Highness the Prince of
W. 1.., a compliment aot extended to sissy provincial
peel ormers.

orasponDentt.
The foilotring norrespondenee appeared LA week in our
contemporary, the riles/ram .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

GROCERS G A ZETTE.

LONDON COLONIAL YAODUNE 11•11/27, Friday.—The
colonial produce markets daring the week Imre been
largely 'applied. but, with few exceptions, prices were
steady at the close. Of the panietaas pereels of sugar
broujeht forward the majority have been taken at pie.
clone rates to • alight decliee. Several floating cargoes
of Mauritius and Havannah are reported for the
United Kingdom. Qaotationa of coffee hays occasion.
ally shown on advasoe of la. to Is. 6,1. per cwt. on
those current at the end of December, and Gating
cargoes of Rio command a farther Improvement. Ries
Ii steady, although not active. A large business ha•
been doe. ia tea, at full prices ; fine Hallow congou at
1.1. 6d. to 2m. 9d., and tter soperiar grades °lsom:boas
up to 3.. 4.1. per lb. are eltietly taken for exportation.
Moning and unpack oongoaa, at la. Ad. to 2a. per lb..
are ia demand; common grades remain unchanged.
Greta teas hate experienced • slight decline. In
spiee the chief feature consists of a trifling faL in black
Deno'.

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, JAI. 10
L d.
Marine or. Boom • • 5 0 per *wt.
Marrow ditto - • - 9 6
Ratchets' Waste ditto - •
Ox Hew] ditto • - •
Rough Etat - • •
Bittobitre Bough ra - - -

4 6
30 „
19 0 „
2 34 par iron*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

Somersttsbirt.

YEOVI BANK. —The annual meeting or
the directors of this bank was held at the oflice, Get
Wednesday, when the year's amount was presented.
It appeared that during the part year the depositors'
receipts amounted to £10,046 9s. led., and the pay-
ments to £11,306 19s. 26., so that the business
trarumetions show in recsipta and payment, the largo
total of £21,353 9e. There is a balance due to
depositors of £62,786 19a. 7d., which is invested in
Government securities; as that after paying every
claim there remains a earplug of £651 lii. 10d.
During the past year 264 new accounts were opened.
and £2,355 16a. 2d. remained to the credit of those
new accounts. Altogether the state of the funds
are most eatisfactory, and considering the depression
in the gloving trade the bank is progreasing favour-
ably. _

fowre Corracn. Maierceo.—The inoethly meeting
of the Town Council took place at the council
chamber on Monday. present :—The Mayor, Alder-
men Greenhorn and Tucker; Councillors, Con,
Good, Hill, Bodenham, Idilborne, Rawlings. Cogan.
Neal, and Gmke.—Tbe minutes of the last meeting
having been read and confirmed, the Town Clerk re-
PorW that a vestry meeting had been held to ascer-
tain the feelings of the isbitante of the town in
reference to the proposed fencing for the church-
yard, and the feeling appeared to be in favour of •
fenee.—The Clerk then reed a letter from Alderman
Mayo, calling the attention of the Council to the
fact that the Lodging House Act wee not in form
in the town, and suggesting that it should be
enforced. The Clerk sold this course would came
some slight expense, inasmuch as an inspector would
have to be appointed. He than read a letter from
Superintendent Smith in which that gentleman
offered his genie's se inspector at a salary of £5 per
annum.—On the proposition of Mr. Goode it wee
revolved that the Lodging House Act should he
applied to the town, and that Superintendent Smith
should be appointed inspector. —The Clerk then re-
that the total returns of the cemetery fees
rolird the first of January to the first of December
amounted to £B9 9e., £74 10s. of which belonged to
the Council, and 15 9s. to the eburchwardeas.—
The Clerk said that he had heard nothing relative to
the estimate of the proposed new town clock since
the hot InsstMg, to which the Surveyor replied thee
Mr. Benson hed informed him that they 'odd lawee
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

Extract from Report of Mr. Pinta H AIDT, the eminent
Actuary, on the position and progress of the Office to
the aloes of 1861 :
" THE number of Policies actually in force
4k:e.t.a& Five Thousand, covering Assurances
amounting to over One Million Sterling, and embracing
almost every class or description of Life Assurance.
"Th. condition of the Company issound and prosper,
ons, and holds out every prospect of increased snecead
The Bonus which the Directors may declare as the result
of this Valuation, is larger in amount, both as regards
the Shareholders and the Assured, than that declared
on any previous imcasion, and this Bonus him been fairly
earned by the past operations of Om Society, without. in
the smallest degree, touching any portion of the future
profits."
Last year 722 Policies were issued, assuring £171,250
and producing E 6,065 in new Premiums.
The operations of the °Moe include all Classesof Lite
Assurance on liberal terms.
-

No charge is um& except ler Premium.
Every inforniation will be given on application at
the Chief Office, or to Mr. J. ANDREWS, 6, High-East,
street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

DORCHESTER AND COUNTY OF DORSET

BUILDING AND INVESTMENT SOCIETY,

(E.sr.misuiw 1847.)
or the purposes of enabling Perrone to Purchase
Houses and land.;
To Redeem Property already in Mortgage;
And to Accumulate Raving..

Shares, £l2 tech.—Entrance Fee, la. lid.
'rim advantages of BUILDING SOCIETIES
JI.. are—That the Tenant of the Property who, in a
few yearv, actually pays it. full value in rent without
ever becoming the owner thereof, may, by paying to this
Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no addi-
tional demand on hisown reaouroes, become the absolute
owner of the property.

The advantages to borrowing Members are :
lit—The -ve is iidated'

mortgige is bqk by OW instalments.
2nd.—Whilst the instalmenta are regularly paid, no
smand Ca., be made of the mortgage looney.
3rd.—He may at any tans Nell, exchange, or redeem

.
hie property. .
41h.—Advances made during the progress of Building.
Sth.—The Solicitor's Fees: for Mortgage, and S.tr-
veyor's Fees for Valuation, are limited as follows :
Solicitor. Sun:for.
L L s. d. I C
Under. 60 .. 2 2 0 I Under 100 .. .. 0 10 0

EVERY DAIRYMAN HIS OWN BUTTER
FACTOR.

pORWARD your BUTTER to LONDON.
.11; and receive LONDON MARKET PRICES,
and an IMMEDIATE CASH REMITTANCE.
Address Cards furnished upon Application.
HENRY WEBBER,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

Ll•i■hA

EVERY MAN HIS OWN nocroß.

VOT two starers sufferer. may avoid sbam Captains lA*
generously earn.. the nubile apinst pins, de, the se4eteled
reverend.; mailmen of fortune, ruptare-curing quacks. eml
other sw milers, •ho send their books far nothing. publish teal-
minials which they write themselves, fictitious reviews teem
.1 urnals \jai do not es's; twofer to cure dims -e• by im4e
Taoism, electricity, instransenU. At., instead of ormilerimet.wisM
they or) le " Armeniao treatment," and other anomalies es mad
as tiler are deceptive.
A physician many peers extensively engaged in the trembles*
of debe.it“, and the refloat, mate, end nervous algentiowe remelt-
tog therefrom, will send free on receipt of Is. penny IS
Prepay poem*, a imarphlet containing his highly seswessW end
only safe treatment, watt all the n preseriptions Ned
dlrectams by which rulfervr. my core swerves st trilbe
cost Add,... sir. Lewes, Pnbileber. 14, Handeotera.
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

1101' MARKET.

801100611. Friday.—Good and fine hope 11111141 off
freelT at eatreme rote.; and although the demand for
inferior produce is by no meum active it. value is
fairlv supported. Foreign bops, both Continental and
American. continue to arrive freely, and are fetching
good prima. Mid and HARI /Cents, 90a. to moo ;
Vircal.l of Kent., M.. to 160 e. ; 900. to 150.;
Ittlgian, 94e. to 1.10.; Bavarian, 1110 s. to 130.; and
American, Ills, to 130 e. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

Nampsbirt.

ROMSEY.—The tenth annual meeting of the
Ramsey Labourers' Enoouragement Society was
held on Wednesday, when our Prime Minister
attended, and, not having the fear of the Times
before his eyes, vindicated the usefulnem of societies
Ilk. that of Ramsey, which gave away embroidered
smock frocks, corduroy breeches, and small money
donations to labourers as • reward for their good
conduct His lordship was as sprightly as usual,
and accompanied the gift of each prise with a joke,
more or less happy, but all of them exciting rcars of
laughter among the Hampshire rustic,. It had
had been arranged that his lordship should preside
at the dinner whioli afterwards took place, but he
was obliged to delegate that duty to another,
having been sanuaosid bY A•lograPilie ki
Osborne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

Court anb Pigb Lift.

Her Majesty, sympathising with the case of William
Purser, who has attained the great age of 107 years,
has transmitted him a second donation of LA. Parser
iii native of Redmarley, ID Gloucestershire, but for
some time has been resident in Cheltenham.
THU ArTscs.tcsino liAlitlAol OF TRI PRINCI or
Wsi.gs. —Her Majesty's yacht Victoria and Alberta
about to be redecorated, internally and esternally. by
the Portsmouth Dockyard authorities, preparatory to
the conveyance from the Continent to England of ber
Royal Highness the Princeo Alexandra of Denmark,
the future partner of his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales.

THZ PZINCZ OF WALF.I.—His Royal Highneee, on
Wedneaday, in company with Lieutenant-General
Knollya, Captain Grey, and Hr. Beck, the steward.
made an inspection of his estate at Sandringham. The
preserves are well filled, and some excellent sport will
no doubt be afforded to his Royal Higlinesa. In
addition to the ordinary game there is a plentiful
supply of wild fowl, woodcocks being very plentiful.
It ia said that his Royal Highness intends entering
the hunting field next week; arrangements are being
made with Mr. H. Villebout, the popular 'neater of the
West Norfolk bounds, foe a special day, the meet to be
at Sandringham. The day is not yet fixed. With the
enthusiasm with which the Prince is regarded by the
yeomanry of Norfolk there is no doubt this will be the
largest field that has ever been wee in Norfolk.

HORITIBLI &MIL —On the 16th ult. one Thomas
Cook, a blind man, was ezecuted at Woodstock, Canada
West, for the murder of his wife. The role used on the
occasion, being above nine feet long, utuied a very
great fall, and the result was that when the bolt was
withdrawn the vertebra and muscles of the neck gave
way, and the head actually rolled or, while the body
fell with a Leavy plunge into the interior of the aneroid.
The life-blood poured out in streams Irons the headless
trunk, and the torn muscles and gat .ing arteries pre-
sented a sickening spectacle. For nue minutes the
body lay as it fell, the authorities apparently shrinking
from the task of touching it; bat it wi 'a at length raised
and pot into a eon. This shocking occurrence was
attributed to the man's emaciated condition, the effect
of dindastion and bad bring, and bp the abased Maw
of his, body.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

;wiz 100 Foroo

al3oo
."
1 1 0 I Above WO

&cc'wive ot Travelling expenses.

.. 1100

_
611.—A1l Mortgage Deeds are exempted from Stamp
Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, at the Town-hall.
Dorchester, at Eleven o'clock in the Evening, when Ad-
vances aro made and other Business in connection with
the Society transacted.
. .

Persons desirous of availing themselees of the benefits
of this Society, should make application to the Solicitor,
Manager, Surveyor. or Agents.

HENRY LOCK, Itolicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE. Msn.ier,t Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor. )
Or Money always ready Icw..hataediak advance-
AGZNTS :
.. Mr. Warr.
Mr. W. O. Chialett.
Mr. E. E. Fear, Solicitor.
Mr. R. Damon.
Mr. Habgood.

Beantinater
Poole .

Sherborse

IVerseouiA
Wipaborme

A REWARD OF £lOO lIAB BEEN GRANTED TO THE FORTUNATE INVENTOR OF THE
2PI NT EAU ECARLATE PINT 0
8. aurrui BuirLs 4•8.

ENTIRELY WITHOUT ODOUR
To take Stains out of Clothes and Stuffs of all Shades, and Restore the Colour and Glow.

PURVEYORS TO THE ROYAL FAMILY AND TO THE BRITISH ARMY [LETTERS PATENT.

LON DON .-14 bolasale, Pause, 6, st. Andrew's Sidi, Doctors' Commas.
italell in Don halm L. J. Foam Clestiet, Liles Itoklense Wonisatb 11r. U. Maass, Ceiba, Ittplaucio.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-13

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The great meeting of the Liberal party in South-
ampton, to form • registration society, and to adopt
etective measures to protect Liberal interests In that
borough, will take place on the 15th inst.
East Kent has chosen • Liberal representative. The
polling took place on Thursday, and ended in a
majonty for Sir E. Dering of about 80 votes. The
returns from the two committees—that of Sir E.
Daring and that of Sir N. Knatchbull—differ slightly
as to the precise majority. Both, however, agree that
the Liberal is returned. The struggle was throughout a
close one. This is • seat gained by the Liberals—the
late member, Mr. Deed's., being a Conservative.
We loans that Mr. Richardson, the Conservative
member for Lisburn, is about to resign his seat for that
borough ou the ground of impaired health. Several
partied of both -ides in politics are named as candi-
dates to sauteed him, but at present nothing teoiliest,