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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

PUBLIC APPOINTILENTS.

Tuesday, B.—Poole County Court.
W•antedxl lk—Wimborne County Comt
Excursion to Devbern (G. WP,) Floral Fete hi
Round way Park.
Saturday, 12. —Brit(an! IWilta) Fair.
Lydford Gretm ((Somerset) Fair.
Monday, 14. Foresters' Fete at Crystal rdice—E'vAlr.
SIMI to London (OW .1t)
Cheap &reunion from Weymouth, Daubs/Star,
k0.,b0 London. .

. RIRTHR.
August 3, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Torldngton,
hairdresser, of a daughter.
August 3, it Damerham Vicarage, Salisbury, the wife
of the Rev. W. Owen, of a son.
,tuly 31, at Abbey House, Sherborne, the wife of
Charles M. Harrison, Esq., of twin eons.
August 5, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. Robert
Dawe, of a daughter.
July 29, at Moreton HOW*, Dorchester, the wife of
R. P. Fetheretonharigh, Esq., of a son.

_ . .
MkRRLAGES.
At the Wesleyan chapel, Blandford, by the Rev. H.
Kset, Mr. William Elford to Miss Sabina Orchard.
August 1, at Blandfurd, by the Rev. J. R. Quirk,
rector, Mr. William George Meech, carpenter, to Miss
Louisa Atkins, both of Blandford.
August 3, at St. Peter's Church, Dorchester, by the
the Rev. E. W. Pears, Mr. Henry Lewington, of
Wilton, Wilts, to Charlotte Bliss Thinning Hayward,
emend daughter of Mr. Robert Harter:l. of South.
street, Dorchester.
August 1, at St Mary's Chtiroh, Bryanston-square,
London, by the Hon, and Rey. LelAnd Noel, hon. canon
of Peterborough, assisted by the Rev. Reginald South-
well Smith, rector of West Staßord, Eugene Frederick,
oung et?, Ethel trilt:r.lef °non.
layndchyledv..;34phti)..yt Wirias alphemvanley,
&sq., of Bryanetqn-square, London.
August 1, at Holy Trinity Church, Upper Tooting,
Surrey,by the Rev. W. R. Andrews, M.A., assisted by
the Rev. B. D. Ores, hL A., incumbent, Thomas Samson,
Req., of Hingstou Russell, to Jane, eldest daughter of
Dr. Noel, of Upper Tooting.
August 5, at Tolpuddle, by the Rev. G. L. Hash, Mr,
Edward Pearce, to Martha Ann, eldest daughter of Mr.
Job Cake.

DEATHS.
Maroh IT, at Mount Crawford, SOuth Aestralia,
Charles, eldest son of the late Mr. C. Heddidge, of
Stafford, Derma, aged 48.
July 80, at Grove Buildings, Dorchester, after a
4ngering illness, Elitabettr, relict of the late Mr. Henry
Kellaway, formerly under-bailiff of the County Court,
aged 28.
July tagt Beatninster, Mr. Joseph—Mitchell, late of
ths 80 • s Regiment, and groom for Win. Toby,
Ess., aged 45 years.
July 29, at Beaminster, from consumption, Sari
Ann, the beloved wife of Mr. T. Pickett, clock and
vrabch maker, aged 24 y ears.
August 2, at Dorchester, suddenly, Mr. Toodle, super-
annuated °Meer of Inland Revenue, at an advanced age.
August 3, Charles•stresi, Dorchester, after along and
painful illness, Mr. John White, upholsterer, aged 82,
much reanimated.
Aniust 3, at Ivy Cottage, Andover, after • lingering
Bluest, Miss Ann Hooper, youngest daughter of the
MU Mr. William Hooper, yeoman, Puddletown.
August 2, at Andover, Emily Christiana, aged 4i
yea ra, only dangitter of the Rev. Charles Baker, M.A.,
incumbent of Appleshaw, Hants.
Angineaa 4, at Fordington, Mr. William Topp, yeoman,
Med
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

SALVir AY ASH.

_
Orr Saturday afternoon, a fire broke out at the farm '
house of Mr. Cook, of Pomioe Farm, which is situated
about a mile from Salway Ash, and at the extremity of
the Vale of Marshwood. Mr. Cook, at the time of
the conflagration' was at Bridport market. and on his
return he found his hou.e a masa ofs ruins and nearly
the whol of his furniture and wearing apparel cons
slimed. The fire is supposed to have originated from a
spark from a furnace flue dropping on the thatched
rn f and igniting it. From the rapidity with which it
burnt all attempts to save the ilnUie and outbuildings
were fruitless. Mr. Lenthall, of Kingsland, and various
neighbours did all in their power to save the furnirure,
but could Beamed in securing but very little. Out of
fifteen hogsbeads of prime cider in the cellar only one
could be got out, and as the exAs burnt the cider flowed
away to a ',end which had before been dried up. Boon
after a number of ducks were seen swimming in the
cider. Several fowls and pigeons were burnt and a
quantity of corn, but we are happy to say that Mr.
Cork is partially insured. It was at one tine feared
that the fire would communicate with the ripe standing
corn near the house' but by the exertions of the
assembled farmers and labourers sufficient was quickly
cut and removed to prevent the spread of the fire.

CHARMOUTEL

ON Wednesday the 26th nit., J. C. Hawkshaw, Esq.,
perbonally thanked his supporters.

THE waterworks so liberally given to this place by
John Hawkshaw, Esq., is being proceeded with and
shortly will be complete.
CRIC/Crr.—LYBIZ O. CHARMOUTH. —On Thursday the
27th ult., • match was played at this place, between
,leven of the C. C. C., and eleven from Lyme Regis,
which terminated in favour of the Charittouth gentle-
men, who beat their opponents by 82 runs. The
following are the totals of the score :—Charmotah, first
innings, 49, second 86; Lyme, first innings, 26,
second 27.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

IW E NNE MINSTER.

NATIONAL SCHOor,—Harvest having generally arm.
menced in the neighb ,urhood, this school was on Friday
last closed for the usual holidays. In the afternoon the
children assembled in the schoolroom to the number of
95, whenoe they proceeded to the vicarage to enjoy their
gamea till (through the generosity of the Rev. J. end
Mrs. Acton,) cake and tea, which proved too great an
attraction to be resisted, and which, judging from "ap-
pearances" and " dialipearanc,s," was thoromshlv en-
joyed. Prises were then distributed to those who were
PO fortunate as to head the lists of marks for extracts of
sermons, composition, recitation, needlework, general
good conduct, regularity, perseverance, &c, &c. Then
commenced in earnest cricket, jurnpingin sacks, racing,
and other games u ual on such °cessions. Time WRII
now stealing on, and those who had not been fortunate
enongh to win a pre° were presented each with a toy,
Then followed "Rule Britannia," and a hearty round
of cheers for various friends and benefactors. nmong
whom was the Rev. W. W. Howard, Her Di +jesty's
Inspector of Schools, who, by his kindness and urbanity,
has won the golden opinions of both obil inn and
teachers. Each child then received a piece of cake and
they returned to their respective hernia well pleased
with the day's enjoyment. Among. those present we
observed Miss Bower, Miss Charlotte Bower. Mists
Russell, W. Cree, Esq., the Rev. W. F. Maunsell, Mrs.
Maursell and family, whose presence afforded PO ad-
ditional source of pleasure to all. We are pleased to
add that a new claineroom has lately been erected in
connection with the above school which cannot but
prove • great boon to both children and teachers by
affording additional facilities for meeting the require-
ments; of the revised code. A. L.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

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Mr. It. B. SHERIDAN. M.P.
said he had been asked to !return
of the inhabitants Of ths town
Aloha*logical inatilitte-lua
that he had so lately

eieotion,

be
that he

of Great
on Tuesday,

antiquiriim

gratifying

to
A ssoc ia t ion

_to,aa,
forma and onitotna, and
by and on of

daias,

Its Jla 1
•arcbaology.

of that nature ILko
U. hid aomehow or other got
I—he knew that his

~ a desire for old
for things gone

his own part., he preferred ..._ se tl;ey are.
willing to acknowledge the merits of
4 He saw

things al
' things

the;

crowned
heath near
titujt has 7

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meeting' ~
ammatedatrl4 a denied
party spirit. . her got 'ea tni, Ro
into bis mlim4- opponent'. iris A Wow,
anticipated pro rax4k—nwpecting thill 1114 C. the ro• Ron* .
vile
cloPorge4"-rhicb o d mare sprimiti,
4. ito hie iltrilt waia smack n thewke,ting,
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inhAaant. ;about aro gy. 11% w t BY
believe, the2wkjait y'Apie of M. the e'
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

tdwifOOtJNCiL

A meeting of the Corporatiott was held on Friday,
present, the Mayor (Captain Frowse), Aldermen
Eliot, Ayling, Devenish ; CounciUora Roberts, Imes,
Mason, Pothemry, Thomas, Ayles, Maunders, nitre,
11._lleventsh, and Taard.
. .

Prior to the business on the paper being proceeded
with the MAYOR remarked that unless some steps
were taken to reduce the harbour dues the town
would soon lose the traffic brought by the Channel
Island steamers, as they would go elsewhere.
This seemed to be the unanimous opinion of the
Council, and Southampton was mentioned as being
a likely place for them to go.

THS GAS.

The MAYOR said he had received many complaints
from persons in the town, and not without just
reason, about the bad gas and raid a letter from
Captain Barrington Browne complaining of the
insufficiency of light at the Gloucester Club House.
It was afterwards intimated that the attention of
Mr. Churoh, the manager, should be called to the
subject.

THE LATE TREASURER'S ACCOUNTS.

Mr. THOMAS inquired whether soy steps had been
taken by the committee appointed to settle the late
treasurer's account'?

The TowN CLERK replied that he believed their
present tresaurer, Mr. Andrew, WM now in s
position to put matters straight.

THZ G.W.R. COMPANY, AND TEE HARBOUR ANY,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

BLANDFORD ST. MARY.

SCHOOL TREAT. —Oa Wednesday the children attend-
ing the Sunday and Infant Schools of this parish were
kindly regaled with tea, cake, kn. by the rector, the
Rev. J. Mansfield. They afterwards enjoyed various
games and amwements, and spent a very pleasant
afternoon and evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

SYMONDSBURY.

Wa previously announced that the consecration of
the new church at Eype would take place on Thurs-
day, August 24. We are now given to understand
that the sermons on the occasion will be preached by
the Bishops of Salisbury and Edinburgh. On
Friday, the 25th inst., there will be two additional
services at 11 o'clock for the workmen employed in
the building, and for others who were prevented
attending the previous day, and at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon for the confirmation of the young people
of Symondsbury, Chideock, sod other parishes who
may be anxious to avail themselves of the oppor.
tuoity. To prevent disappointment we would add
that the admission to the mor lug service on Thurs-
day is by tickets, to be obtained from the rector of
the parish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

From ..
" Amongst those to ..
Medals at the Stettin Show,
N. Nieholson, Trent Iron Works,

SALISBURY.

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"Purity and Excellence of Quality."
LMAN'S PRIZE-MEDAL MUSTARD
Beare their Trade Mark, the Butx's }LLD, on ea& Paekage.

TIM REPOSITORY,
JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
if PECKS. RI7NTERS, HARNESS and
.OART CARRIAGES, he, are held on every
EATTIE- it T DAY.
r. wricez NEB to inform his Friends that many
Owerlemen ant continually r•-presenting to him that it
arreubt pessoly reediest., the Sale of "good elms Horgan,"
if mete ',movement eonld be made for viewing th.on a
day or two triforethe flak at the Repository If sent in
on the. Frfelepielleigibillie, two Clear days would be
a6orde4, the tiogeompoess'et welsh would be 35.. each
4).oiwniv-.66.-46*-hrir liediftWatff. ifulohatinirta-12e.
Iron) Friday I Toesdat iteetieive, the only addition
thereto being-either theteedf Ite. 6d if bought is or
the.Comoiasion if w•ld on the Tuesday; this would also
enable the Anetioneer teedvertise the Horme as being
" se vfew" for Tuesday's Sale.
W. STREET, ALIMIRT-TIRB.AOE, PORTLAND,
• . Agent-for the "Roy.l e and Life Instirmite
Com 'The General Provinoial Life Assurance I
4 ;.,0211.20y, Limited," and '' Tits Vietoria Benefit Society,
Registered." Application to be toad* between ths
hour. of 10 se , ; 012 Saturday, from 10 till 6.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
IT
was the only Mustard which obtained a PRIZE MEDAL at the GREAT EXHIBITION,
_012,000,000 sTARLINO GUARANTEED 1862. 'Their GENUINE and DOUBLE SUPERFINE are Qualities partioulerly reetestuonded for
aahc BY GAY Etat ligNT, to be-06*W to the Sob Family use
nemeses On various. wine •unissrle to 4230,000. Any FOAL MEDICINAL PURPOSES NOTHING FINER CAN RI PRODUCED,
• Pawns lif-iwwwsess Woes. realise 00,000. Re, Pros-
pectus. containing fall partisidase sisibbbei will basin
Sold by all Grocers and. Druggists.
. prasis.4.applv be latter, addressed P. E. FULD & Co.
J. AND . COLMAN, LONDONlit
..
Dsks-sosesk A66‘166, Limbos. W.C. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

proverbially
and attraetiv

Madeira" in winter, al
residenow far invalid. in
ten/lent—J. 11. HICSA

Twelve aeaond beet cut

dahlias . . . . 5 0
Beat ornamental device of

dahlias 7 6
Twelve best asters .

Twelve second beat ditto 2 6
Best colleotion of cut
roses, not leaa than _

twelve
Second hest ditto, ditto. 5 0
Three bebt scarlet gerato-

-
mma . . . . . . 50
Best ornamental basket

cut floe r 8 . . . . 15 0
Second best ditto . . . 10 6

Best nosegay . . . . 5 0
Second best ditto . . . 3 6

Three bunches black

grapes lO 0
Three second ditto .
.0
Six beet peaches . .
URS WHO KEEP NO PROF
s. d.
One beat nosegay . . . 5 0
One second best ditto . 3 6
One third best ditto . 2 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

74, ST. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH.
ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS.

•
Prepared only by A. .1. EVANS, Cumin, and Sog
betties at 1.8. 1L each.

PROUDIFiI TOl.llO PILLIP POP
These Pills are peculiarly calcal- • r
larity, and impart health and ...t0d...t0 restore regu•
to state particulara,or to - vigour. It is unnecessary
Invaluable remedy f, say nom than that they are SD
'fOMaillOOLLStiV.. ...rt those diseases incidental to the
life. Sol? ...ion, in the early and middle stages of
isi bates at Is. led. each.

PROUD'S BENKDICIT PILLS.
For Females about the middle age of Life.
This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Female
complaints, Nervous Disorders, Faint Sweats, Loss of
Appetite, Sick Head Ache, Lowness of Spirits, and all
occurring irregularities in the Ferole System, at a
certain period of life. Sold is knee at is. lid. each.

always
saaetet..
aPPetites
icy other
the spirits, Lw.
. and produce •
withdrawing
Welland
(litscottior to
twb bow

EVERY ONE WHO WEEPS A HORSE
SHOULD yes
EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS.
These inestimable Powders have been the Means of
saving the lives of many valuable Horses, and should,
lwaye be kept in the qteble of the Sportonnalk Patrol
•ur, Farmer, ke.,, *.o be given In Issekof Wad
• or fatigue from •
• .cause. • They .--__
prevent swelling of
e a glossy appearanee of
thp Horse from his v
cely by A. J. -
Kr. Fsts7o,)
low till> sbes A
SWIN

1;b."r•

, doors
god 16

log WI

11
, at a
4. HORSE
E CONDITION
A RS.
..ere have bees the means of
I valuable Horses, sod should
Stable of the Sportsman. Port-
&a., ready to be given En case of lose id
from bunting. raciug, bard work, or large
Anaemia. sttength, iniigOrafef. PrielltAt'Qa•
-4 the legs, eaelet d4gestlon;4 1)ole -Lent
e of the skie_ without
eaenstomed
EVANS, Chemise,
High-Eameetreet, Dorchester.
Acme. Sedd too patibles
I fat&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

PORTLAND.

-
Tun Channel Fleet, under the conimiind of Rear.
Admiral Sir S. C. Daewoo, will proceed to Cherbourg
on the 14th inst. The Royal Sovereign, turret-ship,
Capt. Herbert, will Join the feet, whioh, it is ex-
pected, will be acoompanied by the Enchantres.,
Admiralty yacht, with same of the Lords of the
Admiralty, and the Orontes, Capt. Hire, for the
special use an 4 accommodation of officers of the navy
and army, and probably another troopship for the
members of the Howes of Parliament.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

Beet Nusket of wild

flowers
Second best ditto . .
Six best peaches . .
Six second best ditto.
Six beat nectarines .
Six second best ditto.
Twelve hest plums (light) 3 6
Twelve second best ditto 2 6
Twelve beet ditto (dark) 3 6
Twelve second best ditto 2 6
Three best bunches black

grapes . . . . . . 7 0
Three second beat ditto
Two best bunches white
grapes 7 6
Two second best ditto
Six best apples (dressing) 3 6
Six second best ditto. . 2 6
Six best ditto (dessert) . 3 6
Six second best ditto. . 2 6
Six best pears . . . . 3 6
six second beat ditto. . 2 6
One best melon . . . 5 0
One second best ditto . 2 6
Best dish of peas. . 2 6
Fifty hest scarlet runners 2 6
lERS' PRIZES OPEN TO TH

s. d.
Six carrots
Six second best ditto.
Six third best ditto .
Three best lettuces .
Three second best ditto
Twelve underground onions 3 6
Twelve second best ditto 2 6
Twelve seed onions . . 3 6
Twelve second beat ditto 2 6
Six tripoli ditto . . . 3 6
Six second best ditto. . 2 6
Bundle of herbs . . . 2 6
Second best ditto . . . 2 0
Two best vegetable mar-

TOWS
Second beat ditto . .
Two best cucumbers .
Second beat ditto . .
Three best sticks celery 3 6
Three second best ditto
Three beat cauliflowers

Twelve beat- a-p-pres (for
boiling)
Second best ditto . .
Six beet keeping apples 5 0
Six second best ditto.
Six beet pears . . .
Six second beet ditto.
Twelve best plains WOO 2 6
Twelve second beet ditto 2 0
Twelve best ditto (dark) 2 6
Twelve second best ditto 2 0
Basket of mixed fruits

(5 varieties) . . . . 7 6
Sec,wid best ditto . . . 5 0
Beat filberts, not leas
than llb. . . . . 2 6
Two best bunches black

grapes . . . . . . 2 6
Two ditto white ditto . 2 6

Six second beet peaches . 3 t,
Two ditto beet white

grapes ..

. . . . 10 0

Ti'v'o tU3ound ditto . . . 5 11

Six best nectarines. . . 5
Six second best ditto . . 3 6
Twelve best light plums . 3 t
Twelve best dark ditto . 3 I.
Six best pears . . . . 3 t,
Six second best ditto . . 2 6
Six beet apples for dressing 3 I
Six second best ditto . . 2 6
Six best ditto, dessert . . 3 6

Six second beat ditto . . 2 t

One hest m,lon . . . . 5 0
One second best ditto . . 3 6
Two best encumbers . . 2 6
Mi,,oellsneous collection of

fruit not less than eight

varieties

. . 15 0

Stcond best ditto, ditto . 7 6
SSED GAEDENER.S.

26
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36
36
36
3 6
36
36
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

CASSELL'S
OFF ES.

SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS
THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM.
THESE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
tained their high pre-eminence over a period of
nearly seventeen years, and oontinue to be used m the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Families in all parts of
the Kingdom. Fine full Savour and great strength
oharacte rise these Coffees; and being packed fresh from
the mill in Canisters and air-tight Packages, uniform
freshness and quality can at all times be relied on.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 1, I.s per lb.
CAaaates COEFICZ, No. 2, ls. 2d. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 3, Is. 44. per lb.
Caaawee Conn, No. 4, ls. Bd. per lb.
Sold in Canisters of 2lba., 11b., and an. each; and in
air-tight Packets of 40z., 20z., and loz, each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom. ,_

ACHEWTS /A THIS DISTRICT :
TEO VIL ........ J. P.m ,Tooperasse Boloi, th •
• groat.

ARROTSBORT Wood
.LININATIR Willa, stationer
BEAMINSTIR
R I DOWATXR • •
•d H.Biddlesosib • ,00nteetlea 11/
H A STONER ...• C. 800. Ilion: Bill
D L A NDFORD ElOblst
BURNHAM G. L Williams. druggist.
CHARD
,OHARROOTH
CRILDE OCISFORD 0. Stress'.
CoLcumrron
Calaraconfic
DOBcHABTEB
Browning, High East-street.
EAST COZZI.. P . Booby . gro•or •
E•sitoB•soB IL Boyce, grocer:.
EVIRSHOT .• .
GLASTOTIBOR T 8 .J•oob. groove.
Gictarronam J• Kingsbury ,Nowboary-aire44
Harerraloos
Friano•
LONG SUTTON T. Williams.
NeTITXRDORT W Fordo?, Cooper-
Orrser. ST. MART Sheppard, grocer
Poor.'
PIDDL ttttt TRIMS J Boller,.
Pl ormzeowp
PORTLAND
ditto Misses Gibbs, Seaton.
CANIL 8 Gars.
TORE J C. Habdileb„
Susaaosas
Searrow C Goodenough.
geourtamesa Jaoksoo,obaniot.
4•Arrsersua• G.E.Norton, fancy 'wham:
I • LIIIII4IIIT ......W Throe ,Wlooheater-sisoa I
STRNIT
L....Ammon G Torraw Park.otreot ,a•d C. 12
Jeer... Malty , :Seining ,F owe
S treet .
Thosverrou
Winoarrol Jima' Gilbert •
3. Ig-pkrar Wool•otre•t
WALTON
Wzr,LniaToß
Wrvrosoman Ash, chemist
WiYmotrrn
Crooke?. IS .Park-otreot
Yetminster
CASSELL'S PURE TEAS.
IN consequence of the reduction of duty, the list of
micas for Cassell's Teas has been revised and greatly
lowered, affording consumers the utmost advantage,
and are now sold from 2s. 4d. to 4s. per lb., in packeid
from 2es. to fib.
Agents wanted in every District not yet occupied.
For terms apply to
CASSELL, SMITH, & Co.. 80, FAlNcirusoa-STurr,
LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-08

/kA/bAi

marriages are the fewest.. The annual marriage-
rate in the quarter, viz., proportion per cent, of
persons married to population, was 1428, the
average of ten corresponding quarters, 1855-64,
being 1181. In 1864 (winter quarter) the rate was
1472. The number of children borb.in. the three
,months ending .60th June was 192,921, against
188,641 in the same period of last year. The annual
birth-rate in the quarter was 3.691 per cent, against
an average of 3.603 in ten previous June quarters.
Within this range of comparison it rose in only one
instance as high as 3.700. The registrars of births
record, as bas been mentioned, a total of 192,921 ;
the deaths in the same three months are 116,006.
The exam of the former over the latter is 76,915,
and represents the natural increase of population,
which averaged 845 daily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

wyded
Ijimi of

BBOADM AYNE.

ABB4.OLT.—A &Ogre llaskew, who
mid be came from Newberry in Berkshire, and who had
come into Dorset to look for work, but being attacked
by the " rheumaties" so bad be could not walk, was on
Saturday charged before H. Williams, and M.
Willi/imp Beers., with assaulting P.C. Heal. While
at the Sitireball and under the surveillance of three
policemen, awaiting the arrival of the magistie the
poisoner managed to effect his escape, and ran ugly
swift for some distance, till the policemen ran him out
of breatb.—The Bench did not seem to believe to lie
affected " rheumatism," and sentenced him to a mowlire
exercise on the treadwbeel in default of paying 10a mil
Soots.
A BBOTSBITRY._ _ _

Posmnso.—On --Siltrinia—y—a ii;d named Richard'
Trevitt was charged by Mark Hobson, before
Williams, and M. Williams, &qrs., with poaching.
The case was proved by John Holmes, who bad pre-
viously seen the defendant aetting • wire, and Wile, on,
the racasion referred to in the charge, saw him take a
hare from a wire. Defendant we. fined 10a. and sesta.
or 14 days' imprisonment in default.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

BLANDFORD HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

THE COMMITTEE have much pleasure in annquncing that by the kind permission of
Ma. WILLIAMS, the ANNUAL SHOW of tie above society will be held in SPACIOUS MARQUEES, ii.
R portion of the Park of the Right Honourablo Lord PUITMAN, on

FRIDAY, the 25th day of AUGUST, 1865,
For whia occa.ion they have secured the service/ of
THI9 MAGNIFICENT BAND OF THE GRENADIER GUARDS,
In addition to
MR. EYERS'S CELEBRATED BRASS BAND,

WHEN THE FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN, SUBJECT TO THE RULES OF
THE SOCIETY:-

PRIM OPISN TO ALL CLASSM
S. -d. s. d.
• -

Twelve second best cut
dahlias .

e. d.
Six second best peaches . 3 6
Two date best white

Rest ornamental device of
dahlias
Twelve best asters .
Twelve second best ditto
Best collection of cut
roses, not lees than
twelve . . . . •
Second best ditto, ditto.
Three best scarlet geran•
Mins . . . A • •

grapes
Two second ditto . .
Six best nectarines .
Six second best ditto .

Twelve best light plums .
Twelve best dark ditto .
Six best pears . . . .
Six second best ditto . .

Six best apples for dressing
Six second beet ditto . .
Six best ditto dessert. .
Six second beet ditto . .
One best melon . . . .

Beat ornamental baaket
cut Hollers . . . . 15 0
Second best ditto . . . 10 6
Best nosegay . . . 5 0
-

One second best ditto . .

Second beet -ditto . : a 6
Three blanches black
grapes lO 0
Three second ditto .
Six best peaches . .
'TM WHO KEEP RO PROF

Two best cucumbers . ,

_
Miscellaneous oollectiou of

fruit not lees thaw eight

varieties

.- . 15 0

Second beet ditto, ditto . 7 6
SSED GARDENERS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

and _
Cathbert,
Mr. aed

Bridport:

Amongst ttu..
'trent were Mrs. Geary, of Temple
—; Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Broadley, the Rev. G. S. Cathber'
Cuthbert, Mrs. Byrnes, Mr. ...
Woodsforde and Miss Woodsf-wde,
eitagn, Mrs. Lee, mid Miss Y
_ oeremony was eoncluded, and the rt
been duly signed and witnessed, the
e forth in a merry peal as the -
and their friends left the
then drove to the vicarage at
a breakfast of the most elegant

The bride-caks was a
-'s art, and was supplied

_ the
habitants gave themeelvee up

time to rejoicing

of L
'bridegroom present
Sheen, Mortlake •
??Lamilton, Mrs. 1
IM.A., and Mre.
I.lrs. Sholl, Mrs.
and Mra. Montagu,
hat the -
lhad
+broke
pair
party
where
awaited them.
of the omilectioner's as.. _ .
Bradford, East,etreet, Bridport. Thirty-siisarddalli°
to the breakfast. On the route from Bridport to
Bradpole bunting was dispiaged in various places, ,
while the village of Brselpole itoelf was decorated'
with tastefully designed arches . The exoelleni peal!
of hells, reoenkly; pladed in the tower of Aro vatafe
church, was vigorously and alltolty rang ai inSert
vals throughout - day, an 4 the
for the,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

ROBERT
IRONMONGER,

HAZEL,
DORCHESTER,

EGS leave to invite attention to his improved CULTIVATOR. It is in itself a thorough and
efficient seven or nine Share, or can be need as a Paring Plough. It has great strength and so fax 8.. H.
has met with decided success, Viz., they never get out of order, • complaint too frequently and too truly made
against ethers.
Hear what one respectable Farmer says :—" I have given your cultivator some very severe trials and it has
answered admirably, and when in use it will pay for its coat in a fortnight."
A large and well-selected stook of Pstaffin Lamps of newest designs and patterns always on hand.
A good and well-selected stook of Electro Plated Goods.
Ll.e Fire Kitchener* at may low rates.
WANTED AN APPRENTICE TO THE
Dercheeter, July 31, 1865,

'X BUSINESII.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

_ may
ewe, without I
It ' •

lof re..
Western
waiting f

II meg, Pearson:At 351,
&rook', that the lawaßainardeetroying
tha entorsied. A boy b.,' -ort fined

has been

jug a neat and the tifige:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

i .

,voLx.•
RO.

513.

ROYAL -
MEETIN(
J. & F. .OWARD,
koI2ITANNIA IRON WORKS, BEDFORD,
Horn won EVEkv pre= for which they oompeted at this Meeting, ois. :—the
TWO FIRST PRIZES FOR THE BEST HAYMAKING MACHINES,
FIRST PRIZE POE ARIE'II I BEST HORSE RAKE.

OF ENGLAND, PLYMOUTH
JULY, 1866.

NV" ANTE D—Several GOOD COM-
POSITORS.—AppIy at the Office, Church.
street, Dorchester.

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
El LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Public that he 4 SELLING COALS st the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CABR,
Vic

THE FLRST PRIER for the BEST HAYMAKING MACHINE wan also awarded to J. &F. Howard at the hat trial of the Rayal Agricultural Society of England, and for may years they have
WOO ever, MOP PRIZE for HORSE RAE.M-7. at every competitive trial, both at home and abroad.
ROWARD6' HAYMAKING E.A.OHIEM, which have never been beaten in any competitive trial, either
home or abroad, bye also won tine you SIK FIRST PRIZES at the dpisaltung Contours of FRANCE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

THE DIOCESAN ANNIVERSARIES

AT BALISBtiI- ii:

Ws have hen delliied to announce thus
prominently in our papers for this and the
following week, that on the occasion of the
Diocesan Anniversary of the B.P C.K., and
S.P.G. at Salisbury on August 17, the
railway companies have kindly agreea to
grant return tickets at single fares to Ist
and 2nd class passengers presenting cards
signed by the Diocesan Secretaries, such
tickets to be available for rettirn on the 17th
or 18th of August. The G.W.R. includes in
this privilege all stations on the Wilts and
Somerset line; all stations between Reading
and Bristol inclusive, and between Reading
and Devizes inclusive; the S.W.R. all
stations between Weymouth and Salisbury,
Bishopstoke and Salisbury, Basingstoke and
Salisbury, Axminster and Salisbury. Somer-
set and Dorset line—all stations between
Glastonbury, Salisbury, and Poole. Tickets
for the festival can be had on application to
the Diocesan Secretaries—Rev. Prebendary
Smart, Alderbury Vicarage, Salisbury; Rev.
Prebendary Renaud, Salisbury; the Archi-
diaconal Secretaries Rev. F. Bennett,
Shrewton, Devizes; Rev. H. C. Huxtable,
Bettiscombe, Crewkenze.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

Four best stove plants 15 0
Four second best ditto . 7 6
Six beat greenhouse plants 15 0
Six second best ditto 10 0
Beet specimen plant (in
bloom) stove, greenhouse
or hardy . . 10 0
Second best ditto, ditto . 6 0
Beat collection 6,reign ferns
not less than four . 10 0
Second best ditto, ditto . 5 0
Your best fucbsias . . . 15 0
Four second best ditto . 7 6
One best specimen fuchsia 10 0
One second best ditto . . 6 0
Pour Lest ooxeombe
Twelve best verbenas, in
trusses of not more than
four
Twelve second best ditto 3 6
Twelve best cut dahlias 10 0
PRIZES FOE AMA'.
a d.
roar best fuohrisa . . 10 0
Four second best ditto. . 7 6
Four third best ditto .
One best specimen fuchsia
(dark)
One beet ligbt ditto .
Four best balsams . .
Four wood best ditto.
Best collection cut roses,
not lees than eight
varieties . . . .
lileoond beet ditto, ditto
Twelve best cut verbenas,
in trusses of not more
than four
Twelve second best ditto
Twelve third beet ditto
Twelve best cut dahlias
Twelve second best ditto
Best ornamental device of

dahlias
Three beet pompons ditto
in pots
Twelve best uteri. .
Twelve second best ditto
Three best scarlet germ

-
Mtn, . . • , • •
One beat ornamental basket

of out flowers. . 10 6
One second best ditto . 5 0
COTTAGE GARDE
veOrTAILI& a. d.
Twelve best ashleaf kidney
potatoes . . . . 0
Twelve second beet ditto. g 6
Twelve third best ditto . 2 0
Twit/ye beet fluke kidney

potatoes . . . . _ .
Twelve second best ditto.
Twelve third beet ditto .
Twelve beet 'Dimon kid.

ney potatoes . . . .
Twelve seoond best ditto.
Twelve third beat ditto .
Best twelve kidney pota-
toes (any other sort)
Twelve second best ditto.
Twelve third beet ditto .
Best twelve potatoes
(round red) . . .
Twelve second best ditto.
Twelve third best ditto .
Best twelve potatoes
(round white) . .
Twelve second best ditto.
Twelve third best ditto .
Best twelve round purple

Twelve second beet ditto,
Twelve third best ditto .
Three cabbages (for the
,
Three second best ditto .
Best dish long-pod beans.
geoond best ditto . . .
Best dish of peas . . .
Second best ditto . . .

Six turnips . . . . .
Six second beat ditto .
Six psranipe
Six second best ditto
Six third best ditto .
Fifty scarlet runners .
Fifty second best ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

•
EmnPer
and Sauer
men attired
_ .

game
.bray

And _
three or four

,caused.by a a.
easily the first
'Co.) tli• 0"
prises am
place, and
contest then came

Co.,
the
38. 6
hurdle rue
yree Iral

wag ion eontested
, 44, the

second, 2s.
for performing t
, U. 6d. for
- 200 yar

..r winning 2a:
race for 100 3
the first prise,
who was beak

merriment
(17th
.Co.)

L• 08 for
id in _ tekin. g
A bop, dap and
Turner

(26th Co.)winning
Zapper Sanders (Stith Co.) the
"rdeeee,waelhe wieneeol3e._ .-
tMiandhag jump, andarappor Andaman ...-
second best. A wheelbarrow ruse for
which the competitors ware blind-folded,
&mutest ainuaement, Sapper Gallagher w;-
ansi Slipper McPherson s. A flat ,
resulted in Sapper Turner winning
Sapper Freeman (26th Co.) 3,
DUI yards- Considerable .
sack-raoe, Sapper Brown (17th .
, lest prize, 3a. 6d. and Sapper Simcneks 1
4 recond, 3s. A mei race for buglers
ensued, which resulted is Dibble
-4 Helwards_seriesd. A.
in which
•rcff 36.,

marching order,
:Sapper Anderson, __ sewed 1.
to the lot of 'Rapper /len (264 h Cs.
yards, the competitors carrying pail.
head, caused mach laughter, and s,'"
won was nos the first in, he bad '
pall; consequently the first rise
fispper larmaklson, (17th Co. '-
to Sapper &lupin, (17th Co.
incited some good running,
^O.) took the lead throughout,
fie. prise, and flapper Carlin
6d. Time 2 minutes. T
, of 200 yards, over
contested fan and
(17th'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

_DEATFIS.

--
July 18, at Reaminster, George Tack, butcher, aged
47 yesra,
July 20, at 5, Railway Terrace, Dorchester. Jonathan
R. Rogers, late pointsman at the &nth-Western railway
station. deeply regretted b/ his ellb and relations,
aged 42.
July 13, at Salisbury, Wm. George Renton, aged 5
years, and lb month..
July 25, at Blandford, Mr. W. Robins, undertaker,
aged 77.
July 25, at Marnhnll, near Blandford, front an
‘ceident, William, elde4 son of Mr. William lassetter,
aged
.18._

-July-25, at Shetborne, Dorset, Samuel White, Eaq.,
Kit-C.8., late Assistant-Surgeon, 14.11.'s let Somerset
It. Regiment, aged 70.

CALENDAR.
Aug. I.—Tnesday.—Larnmas day.
2.—Wedoesday.
3.—Thuraday.
4.—Frday.—Length of day 15b.
8.--Satutday.
b.-....Btiuday.—Eighth Sunday after Trinity.
Transfiguration of our Lord. L.aaons :
Morning, 1 Kings xiii. and /tots iv.;
Evening. 1 King. xvii. and Hebrews ix.
7--Monday.—Name of Jesus.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

Itgriculttire.

Ate infectious disorder has broken out among cattle
In and around the metropolis, and to guard against evil
results from the spread of the disease, an order of
Council has just been issued directing that when any
keeper of cattle discovers the exi,tence of the disorder
in his Aock, he must immediately intimate the fact to
the Clerk of the Privy Council, at WhitehalL An in-
spector will thereupon be sent to report on the case and
the circumstances of the disease, and a penalty is
threatened upon all neglecting to obey this order.
BIRDS 17. CATICRPILLARS.—The Memorial d'Ais pub.
lichen a curious piece of statistics to show what serious
mischief maybe done to agriculture by the destruction of
birds' nests. In former times, it says, and before people
had begun their war against blackbirds, nightingales,
linnets, chaffinches wrens, &e., there were found on an
average about 10,000 nests on every square league of
ground. A nest generally contains four eggs, and the
Parent birds give every day to each of the little ones 15
caterpillars, making 60, and consumes 60 more them-
selves, making 120 for the daily enpply of each nest.
Multiply, then, 120 by 10,000, and you will have s total
of 1,201,000 caterpillars destroyed every day, or
36,000,000 in a single month. Just imagine each a num-
ber of caterpillars consuming fruits and vegetables.

Loan PALMIESTON tuts entered a horse for the Derby
of Lad.

CHOLER& has appeared at the Westminster workhouse
London.

Tun new London terminus of the Midland Railway
Company will be covered with a wrought iron root of
240 feet clear span—the largest in the world.
IT is proposed to erect a marble statute to the
memory of Sir Joseph Paxton, in the garden of the
Crystal Palace, Sydenham.
DMATEL —A farmer named James Lawlor,of
County Csrlow, who had complained of a bad toothache
for some time, died suddenly. The jury found a
verdict of death by the visitation of God.
A Daily News correspondent calls attention to an . _
railway mismanagement—the detention of • Grest
stern express train. at Slough, twenty-five minutes
a for a train with Colonel Loyd Lindsay's baggage!
-A Montreal paper states
birds is very vigorously
3 dollars for destroy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

'AMPED Rd.

THZ REPOSITORY, SAISIBORY.
MN. JOHN WATERS' Foria44l/
_Wag
of HACKS, HUNTERS, HAMM* mod
CART HORSES, CARRIAGES, &a., are bald on evla
CATTLE MARKET DAY.
Ifr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Gentlemea are continually ropreeTting to him that it
world greatly keilitate the Sale of good clam Horses,"
if woe arrangement could be made for viewing them •
day or two before the Sale at the Repository. If sent in
m the Friday before the Sale, two dear doge would be
the whole expense of which world ha is. each
day for keep lad groom, antoralln. lo Us.
Tuesday implosive, the ally addition
her the fee of 2e. dd. * boa& fo.
if add on the Tuesday ; this would also
)theA....fioeme is *dm*, the Haw as Wag
Tie far %May's flaw •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

ABYSSINIA.

Tag Csrrivgs.—A letter in La France, written by
a correspondent residing in Abyssinia, on the 16th
April, rays that Colonel Cameron, the British consul,
after haring for tightt en months been led like a wild
beast at Om suite of the Emperor Theodorus, with an
iron oeflitti round hio neck, and his right arm chained
to the I ft arm of an Abyssinian, has been finally im-
priwned, along with other Europeans, at Magdsla,
near Debrs T.thor. The Emperor has refused all
applications fr the consul's release, answering, "If
the want Mr. Cameron, let them come and
seek him." t-uch is the British consul's condition,
because our Foreign Minister Would' not have the
courtesy to answer a letter from the King of Abyssinia.
It is maid that Mr. Palgrave is to go out to try to induce
.the King to release his captives.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

66, Nowgate-stroot, London.

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Her Maj eery, I,.pecrtftilly offer to the public this truly
marvellous finhl, which gradually restores the human
hair to its pristine ho,„ no matter at what age
The Ague Amaral' has none of the o14e1;
*on the oentrary, in beneficial to the system, and whew the
hair is owe restored, one application per month will beep
it in perfect color. Prier one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 601.
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
on application.
Messrs. GOBNELL and Co. have been appointed
Perfumers to HILL the Princess of Wales.

THON4BOI

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The following ib
MY mind respecting
think yet better of •
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Troches sad bpeek
bibs Lon.is P.e,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

lortign Entelittnce.

ERA NCB-

IT is sail thst Prince Napoleo% will not return to
Fr.ncs, from his foreign wanderiAgs, until October.
AT. Autun the grave-diggers have struck. The
Courrier de Soonest Loire save :—" The people of Autun
must not theretire die, utile,* they wish their bcrlies
to remain unburied. We see no other way of oppo-
sing the pretensions of men who live by other people's
deaths, Such a result as this it was scarcely supposed
would be produced by the law on coalitions."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

Srrnisavar._

Ames, run out . . . 1
Thorne, b Coventry . 0 hit wicket . . 4
Browne, not out . . 26 e Coventry . . 56
J. Knight, o Coventry . 0 b Coventry . . 3
Torkington, b Coventry . 11 hit wicket . . 0
W. Knight, o Corbin . 20 c Candy . . 10
Randall, o °reeves . . 6 c Hayter . . 0
Daman, run out . . 0 b corbin . . 10
Vizard, b Smith . 0 not out . . 8
Sims, b Smith . . . 4 b Smith' . . 1
Chinn, b Smith . 0 J. Browne, lb w 10
Byes 1, 'vides 6 . . 7 B. 4, w. 5. 1.6. L 10

months' imprisonment with hard labour, for an
abominable offence, at Landlord, on the 4th of April
last.
'Charles Miles, labourer, was indicted for a like
offence, at Stourton, on the 24th of Jane Lat.—The
jury acquitted the prisoner.
No Situ—Henry Smith, for shooting with in-
tent to kill and murder Sarah Smith, at Colerne ;
Charles Muesellwhite, and Thomas Snelgroye.
Th. Court then rose.

THURSDAY.—Nxsi. PRIUS COURT.— ( Before

Mr. Justice Keating.)

The Court was occupied nearly all day in bearing
civil cases, which were of no great interest, at the
/conclusion of which hie lordship proceeded with the
trial of prisoners.
George Prior (on bail), was indicted for embezzling
three sums of money, the property of Messrs. Smith
and Sons, Strand, London, on the 10th June last.
Prisoner was in the prosecutors' employ, at the
Salisbury station of the London and South-Western
railway, as clerk at their book-stall. The jury found
the prisoner gnilto but strongly recommended him
to mercy. Eight months' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

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THE Duty being Reduced HORNIMAN'II
PURE TEAS are now EIGHT-PENCZ
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TEA formerly 3a. 44., REDUCED to 2.. Bd.
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Ter, ounoe, quarter, half. and pound packets.
All GENUINE PACKETS are signed,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

4
minutes, ild.ritare4.4
Kidditettinict
rite Bolinger, Ilour
oirt"
larft6ll"l' - -1-Irn ". Criok=

WE are
snir is
are

to say, .
minds of ,
down to

that no* .
'ordinarily

, exciting
conetituted

of the word - in
it contains, and whose t
ever had any, consist mostly in Vlk
against every party and opinion that does not ex-

meaning

4_26lr:i A/CA.6

ease.—Tbie was
'lv designed for

-
... happy intuit fail in that high destiny to which —ay were
. over, the After expressing his regret at Mr. Manners absence,
men ze settling their peaceful-
ftr. Quirk proceeded to distribute the prises, as follows: ,
~..._ _.,,1
pations, and good-will and friendly feeling once Walter Lance, . first-class certificate, and Haalett's
more resume their former place, broken only by Cabinet Edition of Shakspeare, 4 vols. . .
the fiercedenunoiatioris of a few disappointed poll- Payne, first-class certificate, and ditto. i
117illcilitm Henry Munday, secohd-class certificate and t,
tical papers, whose long career of member-bleed- Shakspeare's works, 4 vols. .
ing is rudely and suddenly brought to a close by John Payne, second-class certificate and ditto. tit
.Tu
the triumphant election of Mr. Taney. Edwin Painter, seoond-clase certificate and "Smiles ,
li ema " "History of the Stephenaons," and Realett's email knot. of. political nonentities is E.3eit'h°l
a vols.—P'Estra wos were given to this competitor, his
well' and ' fully represented by the erratic and papers having been most beautifully written.
~ - —.ft ill
sifirgulstipionstituted editor of a paper _isubliahed Charles Roe, third:elate— yaes Ninatieh. •-'
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

SPAIN.

Tin recogniton of the-I;fugdo—rn of Italy by "Catholic"
Spain has, as was to be expected, excited the ire of the
more narrow and intolerant of the Spanish clergy, and
nearly forty Spanish prelates have proteated against
what in their eyes is a sacri'egious attack upon the rights
of the Holy See. But this recognition is less profitable
to, and desirable for Italy to receive than it is honourable
to Spain to have given it.

ITALY.
Otia of the Italian brignds recently captured by the
French in the Boman territory bee made a long cont s-
alon. in which be declares that a plot was arranged for
the assination of Victor Emmanuel, and that the
brigands also tried to poison the rations of the French
troops.

ACCORDING to some Florence papers • horribly
treacherous and cruel deed has just been perforined
by • gang of brigands. By pretending that they
wished to surrender themselves to justire the brigands
were successful in luring some Italian officers, both
military and civil, to the Beatifies] territory, and there
they murdered two of them, and took the remainder of
the party prisoners, Will France, as the Florentine
papers ju4tly ask, allow the authority and protection
of her flag to be prostituted till it becomes the sanction
for base and cowardly murder, or at leaat becomes the
means of shielding the authors of these murderous
outrages from punishment?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-01

THE AIICHAOLOOICAL INSTITuTg.

To-day the assembling of the Archie*logical Institute
of Great Britain and Irebuid takes plum at Dorchester.
This event has been long anticipated with the liveliest
interest not only by those who take pleasure in learned
disquisitions on the antiquities with which this comity
is so richly supplied, but by the inhabitants generally.
This year we believe, the Institute attains its ,
and we are glad to learn that according to
indications the 21st annual meeting of the
will be one of the mart interesting rod successful

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