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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

INERBORNE.

THE EXTRAORDINARY CLERICAL CASE.
COURT OF ARCHES-SATURDAY.

THR Rto. J. G. MARAINER r. THE BIAHOP or BATH
AND case, which was a suit before Lord
Penzance as Dean of Arches, calling upon the Bishop
Bath and Well. to reinstate the Rev. J. G. Marriner
to the vicarage of Marston Magna, S•atieruet, he having
purchased the advow.ion and presented was
resumed from Saturday last at T.anilt-th Palace. The
counsel in the case were Sir James Stephen, Q.C., Dr.
Tristram, and Mr. Hugh Cowl-, who appeared for Mr.
Marriner, and Dr. A. J. Stephens, c., Dr. Walter
Phillimore, and Mr. Bucknelf for the Bishop of Bath
and Wells. The ease, on the adjournment, assumed
an extraordinary plim-e. On the side of the Bishop
of Bath and Wells, on which the affirmative proof
rested, it was said Mr. Marriner ho! resigned his
licinc, at Silwien on the request of the Bishop of Ripon,
he having been report, Ito be abli,te to intoxication
Before Lord Penzance several win menses were called to
show that in 1873, when Mr. Nlarriner resigned, he had
been guilty of int...sic ktioii, as during Divine
service. On the other side, Mr. M arm., and his wife
swore that they were " G.srl Templar.," while at
Silsden, and it war stated he had been freed to resign
by the Bishop of Ripon throir:h innin,il don, and he
himself mid he expected .ther preferment, and that he
resigned because of unpleasaidnesi on ,I,CIC9IIII' of the
Sob', .1 Board question. On his behalf numerous
witnesses were brought from the country, who testified
to his good conduct, and who positively declared that
he was not seen by them the wori, for drink. His own
domestic servants said he was a drinker of water, and
only known to partake of a little cider. He was seen
as described to hare a strange appearance, and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

NOTICES.

All communications should be addressed to the Editor
Express and Telegram latices, Dorchester, and Post-Atm
orders may be made payable to the publisher, Mr. Gito.
Fasaat.m.
When sums are sent in stamps it is requested that
they may be in half-penny stamps.

BIRTHS.

April 25, at Gainsboro', htilborno Port, the wife of Mr.
Ellie Dawe, ef a daughter.
April V. at Brook-street, Mi!borne Port, the wife of Mr.
C. Itautch, of • son.
May 1, at Moreton, the wife of Mr. T. Lacey, of •
son.
Mo. 1, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. 11. W. Archer,
of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

WOODSFORD.

RcnooL EXAMINATIoN AND PRERENTATION.- Rev.
W. F. Tregarthen, Her 31.,jc-tv's Inspector of schools,
inspected thbn sch..l a Tmosi ,y, 3lav let, and the
following is his rep,t :—" During the time Mrs.
Kerslake has had charge of thin school. she has di..
charged her dutit-, in at creditable and successf
and I much regret that her connection with it is about
Wend. W. F. Tregarthen, Her Nlajesty's Inspector."
After the examination, Mr. W. F. 'l'regarthen, in the
unavoidable absence of the Rev. T. W. Knipe. and on
behalf of the parishioners, !cemented Mrs. Kerslake
with a handsome rostwocal writing cloak and lamp, the
former bearing the following iavcription :—'• Mrs.
Kerslake, 23 years hoolmistres., at Wo‘Alsford, from
young and old friends. May 1, 1877."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

BLANDFORD,

Corm Fgrre SECSIONS, Saturlay.—Before Me-r. J.
J. Farquharson, It. it. Harvey, J. Parke.
mama, Rare, of 11landlord1 was summoned for allowing
three cows to stray on the hichway at l'inun•rne, on the
3rith ultimo. —Defendant admittftl the offence, and was
let off on panment of ss. to include is.stn.
George WhamarA, of Farnham, wan summoned for
trespassing in search of conies, at Tollard Farn‘ailiwou the
10th tilt., on Lord Wrens* Ilan,', one f his
lordship's keepers, stated that he raw two wires set in a
copse on the 1111 ult., awl early bent morning lie hiund
rabbit in one of the wires. Junt after sin o'clock the
defendant came 011.1 took up tlic awl cirrieil it away
in hi, 041. —flefewlant male a lame defence, and he
Sits lined £l, inelnding

-e4,,,-,.l,:4o4o;of.Mcirolithe Horsey, WU MIIIIIIIIIoII,A (Or
I ,eing drunk at the Fox Inn, Ilartfontdane„ on the lett'
oit. Defendant said had a 11r3p of drink, hitt lit 11.1
not knew that he was drink, as he could "gi.o whoant "
oil right.—ln answer to the Winch, Constable Ellis said
the landlady sent for hint to eject the defendant, as he
nine to the holm itrunk awl was ainuive towards the
landlady, on being retn,ed 111.. re drink.—The Roach im-
lh,s,A a tine of 54., to 'nein& c•i4..

1110111ERT OF 51'11.111..

Mary dun Ma;;, :"C hturny..... of 19, wag brought up
on reolayul rliar.t.,l with 4tealing,tonte sugar front the shop
of Mr. .1 4. Faage. grorer, n the :Nth nit., at Awitry.—
Prisoner eler,1•11 to he tric.l hy the Ihnich. all,l Ilk% tel
gqilty. —She to •Ilt. til to nuntlis harAl lahoor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

DEATH OF MRS. BRAVO.

Mrs. Bravo, whose name was lately so prominently
before the public in connection with the death of
her husband, is said to have died at Cannes a few
days ago. The daughter of Mr. Robert Campbell, of
Buscot-park, Isechdale, Gloucestershire, who arnamed
considerable wealth as an Australian colonist, Mn.
Bravo was a little over 30 years of age. She married,
In 1884, Captain Alexander Ricardo, an officer of the
Grenadier Guards, who died in 1871, and on the 7th
December, 1875, her marriage with her second husband,
Ur. Charles Delauncy Turner Bravo, barrister-at-law,
took place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

WEYMOUTH PARISH POOR RATES.
To the Editor.

Sir,—! be to inform Mr. Martin that he its
entirely wrong when he says " that no investigation
of the books was ever made by anyone but the auditor,
&c." I have copies of the Weymouth Rate Books now
before me, and I make the following extract from one
of them, in order to convince Mr. Martin that I do
know all about the Weymouth rates, and hereby give
him the amassment of his house and bakehouse in
Concord-place.

Gross Rates hk rate at k I Amount actually
Rental. Value. the collected.
£l4. £114.. £lB'. 51. Lituid.
Will this satisfy him?
And further let me say that having satisfied myself
that a large amount of arrears were owing at the time
I made the investigation, I wrote to the Poor Law
Board calling their attention to the fact, sad they in-
structed their auditor, who called for payment of the
arrears, and the result was a reduction of the Wey-
mouth Poor's Bate from 2s. to is. hi the e, which
took place at the following dates I—Rate made 12th of
May, 1871, at 21. in the £, and the next rate made
Seth of Detember,lB74, at In. in the £, and let me say
that this wail done before the payment of the rates on
Government property came in force. But if it had
been after such payment the rates would not have
been reduced one-ball by it.
May Ist, 1877.

R. WA.t.rza.

resinoutk,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

EIHERBOBNE.

Tr.—A tea meeting wan held in the Long•etreee
schoolroom on Friday afternoon, to raise a cum for
repairing, dc., of the chapel. There Mail a pretty good
attendant-v. Afterwards • public meeting Wm held
under the presidency of the Rev. F. ileckley. After
tho meeting had been opened with prayer, the Chair.
man gave a rev, ntii of the year's proceedings, which he
stated where not very satisfactory to bin feelings.
AafterwartLs Mr. B. Chandler, gave an account of the
financial position of the chapel, which he was so to
say showed a deficiency of flt 3 on the year, Mr.
Chandler in conclusion, suggested the desirability of
adopting the church plan—having • collection or
offering each Sunday. This suggestion wan generally
fstxmred, and Liter in the evening Mr. A. Stewart
seconded his proposal, which it was resolved, should be
pot into effect the following Sunday. —Addresses were
given by Dr. Williams, Mr. Pitman, Mr. Newport
' awl Mr. S. lioddinott, all of whom lamented the
decease, during the past few years of many able
stapporters of the Chapel, hut expressed • hope that
the subscribers would be increased and that a happy
prospect awaited them in the future. During the
evening the proceedings were much enhanced by
selections of singing and music, rendered by Mr. S.
! Beaton, organist, awl the efficient choir under his
control.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

POOLE.

SETTTD MCRTANA Dmr-Yusur delivered his lecture
on "Arab Life" at the Town Hall on Monday evening.
Mr. E. P. Philpots, M.D.,P.R 0.5., occupied the chair,
and the attendance was good.
MFARRS. Sr. MALE AND DAVGNPORT'S talented
dramatic and operatic company gave performances at
the Antelope Hotel Assembly-room on the evenings of
Monday and Tuesday, and were well patronised.
ADMIRAL SIR SULIVAN. K.C.8., gave a lecture
in aid of the South Americus' Missionary Society to
numerous audience in St. Paul's Schoolroom on
Tuesday evening. Mr. IL W. Dickinson was in the
chair.

TowN OLTNCIL.—The ouarterly meeting of the
Corporation was held on Wednaalty last, and there
were present the Mayor (Councillor Balaton), Alder-
men Welch and Buckley, Councillors Buckley, Hud-
son, Farmer, Minns, Stone, Dugdele, Oakley, l'enney,
Philpots, Ballard, and Ayles The estimated
expenditure for the ensuing quarter under the Munici-
pal amounted to £1,237 lle, id., and of this gum
£3,035 lls. id. remained to be. raised 133, rates. The
estimates under the Public Health Act amounted to
£631 155., of which 1."40 15s, remained to be raieed.
The Town Clerk read a report from the Sanitary
Committee rec•ommeeling that the Council should
undertake the removal f the hones refuse and the
cleaning of earth cloeets, privies, soh pith, and cess-
pools within the borough, under the 42nd section of
the Public Health Act, 1675. The expense was
estimated at £6OO for the fret year, and £4OO ye
afterwards. The adoption of the report was •
by Corm:1110r Phflpota. and seconded by '-
Penney, but an ameeet proposed by n _
Welch and secossd& by C,.unallor Caws , to
offset that four waggme should he and
to the pub& was oarriart by sight rotas tour.
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Fe.;-il;;;fer-d;;i 7v.
Be awl in,
Even a "polly-wash-diah,"

PORTLANE',.

:NfitrraitY. - Twenty-nine reernit4, lielonttinz to the
70th and 314 iatne from the lormaile depOt
at Kiimoton on F, illy Ilst to Portdaid. They seemed
to be all voles:: and ht hearte I. .

THE Primitive Methoili .9 having in-
ciirreil an
expel4e of aim. ~mtif in their
chapel, awl ipdtrz, of courm, v. '• rave no
man anything„: hail an entartaiament .at lairolay
last to raise 11111a4. It wna OVeli in the Weston
Chapel, aml ooiste.l of readings, mcitati. 414, and
singing. The chapel wt.:,

ut 1() in r.

Goon Trumat:v.---The following being the new
oil-leen of "Star of Portland.' I..dge, verre
installed on Tuesday evening by Bro. G. Manning,
Temple Deputy and P.D.D. of Gibraltar, Bros. W.
Frampton w.u.T., 11. Wild, W.V.T., F. Wyatt,
NV.S., F. Attwooll, W.C., T. Ilea,
Rusiell, W.F., Bros. W. Way, W.M., A. Ackerman,
W.1.G., T. flow, W lir wring, W.D.M., W,
Rowe, W.A.S., Sis. Frampton, Si,. M.
A. Pearce, W.L.11.S , Bro. C. Mitchell, jun.,

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REMOVALS OF CONVICT.4.--Eight sick convicts, in
charge of three officers, were sent from Portland to
Woking on Friday ; several of them lay on beds, and
a nurse was in charge. 31r. Parsops. stati ,nmaster,
arranged that they should ha, a a carriage right
through from Portland to %Vol: ing. A party .ff more
healthy prissfners came from Woking on the name day.
Pam: I,t-c-4.—We are glad to observe signs of !rogresa
in different parts of the Island. The row .of !looms+ on
the south-west .4 the railway-station are having a new
pavement laid flown in front f them ; Mr lamo's
handsome new wall, whi.k so nmeh immoves the look
of that port .4 1,, fdnmst tinhlted ; foal
a new quarry is heing opttleil At the vile of the road to
Easton, not for front Mr. Mall', lime-kiln._

THE • WATER I N.: '..0 ...LEA \I N Fotete
WILL—In response to a letter (nee Mr Wile'', lion.
secretary of the Watering Commit.ee, Messrs. C.
Mitchell, R. J. Andrews, and .1. C. Lano. met on
Tuesday last, Messi4. Willes, and
Dr. Mc Lean, with refereme to the pi oposal that the
Committee should unlert..ke the cleansing as well as
the watering, for 1/ a week allowed from the Local
Board. The Watering Committe gentlemen explained
that their offer did not include the collection of the
scavenging. We believe that the Committee are not
under these circumstances, favourable to letting the
cleansing go out of the h mdc of the Isical Board, but
that they are inclined to swggemt thu payment by the
Board of £/0 towards the watering, for four months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

THE FEW DEPOT CENTRE.

Messrs, Bull and Co., the contractors for the new
barracks, applied for permission to place a tramway
from the South. Western Station to the barracks, in
order to carry heavy materials. The works would
occupy two years, and Messrs. Bull and Co. would
undertake to take it up and make the road good at the
end of the time.
Alter a brief discussion, Mr. Bull was admitted to
the Council Chamber and, in answer to the various
questions, he said that the Board should remember
that their roads would be much saved by having the
tramway laid down. They would be responsible for
any accidents that might occur through the tram being
laid.

On the pmixwition of the Mayon, seconded by Mr.
lICRNICIT, it was resolved that the permisaion be
granted as far as the Council had power to accede to
the same, it being left to Mr. Bull to make a similar
arrangement with the Turnpike Trustees.
BruuAn's /LNAP.

The next business was to receive the report of the
General Purposes Committee as to the laying out of
the northern side of Beggar's Knap. They recom-
mended a footpath of nine feet, and outside of the
path a new avenue be planted, and that the road on
the northern side be made a barrel road.
The Surveyor produced plane for the work, and the
MAYOII proposed their report be adopted.
Mr. Ens .1g seconded.. .

Mr. DEMMER would like to have it understood
that the trees should be cut down in order that the
ground should be laid out to the best advantage.
Mr. GREGORY' movel that the report be not adopted,
as he considered they ought to make it very clear that
the trees would have to be cut down by the persons
purchasing the land.
Mr. 11AZFL supported the amendment, and did nut
agree with the report of the committee.
Or. ALDRIDGE remarked that at the meeting of the
General Purposes Committee, which was a meeting
of the whole Council, the proposition for the 'report
was seconded by Mr. liazel which he now seemed to

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reVa!atlel Mr. arrt. said he fell in with Dr. Aldridge's
proposition the other day, in order to save time—
(laughter.)
Mr. POPE said that at the meeting of the General
Purposes Committee he refused to vote, as no plan
wan produced showing how near the trees would stand
to the footpath. But on going round with Mr.
tlalpin and others he found it would involve the
destruction of eight trees in the centre. Re should
therefore support Mr. Gregory's amendment.
The amendment was then put, and for it voted Mr.
GREGORY, Mr. RODGER, Mr. Purr, and Mr. HAZEL.
The remainder of the Council, nine, voted for the
proposition, and it was declared carried.
Mr. GALpIN proposed that the work be done under
the supervision of the surveyor, and according to the
plans of the General Purposes Committee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

VINiNCi COMMITTEE-.

The report of tieliri-an- CIS-Tc;;lttee was produced
with the proposed memorial to the Lords of the Treasury
for power to raise the £2,000 loan.
The MAYOII moved the adoption of it, and Mr.
Bennett seconded, and it was carried unanimously.
The Council then sat as the Local Board of Health.
WZYNOUTPI
DISHONEST ClialtiVONAM.—At the Borough Petty Sessions
en pride', before the klayor.(Vr. Lundie), Dr. Drew, and
Dr. Simpson, Elisabeth Derrick was charged with stealing
two pieces of leather, the property of James Beer. Com-
plainant, who lives at Edward-street, said prisoner had
been at his house washing for seven or eight weeks past.
Several times be had mimed leather since she had been at
gg.bss ; logs miming she was there, and before she
vied be Mese' two pewee worth spite is. 3.1., and gave
, Ist ties to dee Pollee His missile had missed
ewe =%het not know how ranch, among them
11111evr toss pad sons wearing apeareL
11sagarat Arm arilliblalled primer last night, in Park-
sliest as Ike win win WM: rid abed for the leather
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

THE ONE THOUSAND GUINEA 4.

Nineteen horses started for the One Thousand
Guineas on Friday, Belphcebe being first, Lady Ronald
second, and Lady Golightly third.

MR. GLADSTONE'S RESOLUTION.

A compromise hoe been arrived at between Mr.
Gladstone and the Hartington section of the Liberal
party. The resolutions will be moved to-night in a
modified form, unless the remonstrances of the
advanced Liberals below the gangway prevail.
Mr. Gladstone, at the request of Mr. Trevelyao.
has made his second resolution to express that Turkey
has forfeited all claim to material and moral support,
and has withdrawn his third, fourth, and fifth resolu-
tions. Lord Hartimrton has expressed his intention
to support those resolutions, and Sir A. Lubbock has
withdrawn his motion of the previous question.

A SOMERSETSHIRE WILL CASE
M the High Court of Justice on Saturday, before
Sir James Bacon, the ease of Manning v. Oill was
heard. The plaintiff claimed as next-of-kin of Andrew
Gill, • lunatic, who, after having been found guilty at
the Somereetahire Assizes of feloniously stabbing a
man, and ordered to be detained during her Majesty's
pleasure, died. The plaintiff's claim wee resisted by •
Mn. Lambert, who asserted her next-of-kinship; The
petitioner's case rested entirely on the alleged invali-
dity of the marriage of Mrs. Lambert's predecessors at
the end of the last century, the banns describing the
Intended husband an " Appledore alias Jennings," and
this it was contended came within the meaning of the
act as an improper description, and as rendered the
marriage invalid. His Lordship held that the descrip-
tion was a good one. The object of the act was that no
one should be deceived by the description of parties
marrying. Here was a man rejoicing in the poaseesionn of
two names; he was known to his friends and nekh-
boars by those two names; and in order not to deceive
them, be described himself in the banns by thoee two
names. The marriage wee a valid one, and Mrs.
Lambert was the sole next-of-kin, and entitled to the
residue, which consisted of about £1,600 stock.

Extensive seige operations will take place at trpnor.
war Chatham on Wednesday. About five thousand
troops will take part.
s idea at one time mooted of holding the-Church
Congress in the Crystal Palace has been abandoned,
and a suitable temporary building will be erected at
Croyden.
Previously to the commencement of school work
Sunday morning at the Sunday school belonging to St.
John the Evangelist, Westminster, a gold pencilcam
was presented by the teachers and children to Lord
Hatherley, who has been a teacher for 40 years, and •
gold and ruby gime smelling bottle to Lady Hatherley,
who has been connected with the school nearly Si
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

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SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE READERS OF

Note these Instruction,. —All Bonds mtust be sent in

on or before ILiT 25, 1877. The Bond must in all

cases be sent, otherwise persons might reap the benefits
intended for the readers of the Dorset County Express
only. Each copy will be sent securely packed. One
I copy will be sent for each Bond, and NONE CAN
BE SENT wfrHouT ONE, EXCEPT ON THE
RECEIPT OF TWO GUINEAS. The Bond will
not again be printed in this Paper, hence the advise.
bility of at once cutting it out and sending it for
redemption, as each will be attended to in rotation as
received.

THE PICTURE IS WELL WORTH HAND-
SOMELY FRAMING, AND ITS ARTISTIC
MERIT AND INTRINSIC VALUE
WILL RENDER IT A DER&
ABLE ADDITION TO EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

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No existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or eke.
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Trade friaries Registered in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for 'Translations into any foreige
language.

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CHEMIST.
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Wholesome and Invigorating—of great strength and
delicious flavour—ma Cheaper and Better than any
other Tea.
QUALITIES FROM 2i. TO to. PER POUND
Sold by upwards of Three Thniniand authorin•d
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MONEY MARKET.—TRIS DAY.
The atoek markets opened heavily, owing to dread of
further romplication in Ea.dern Europe. Consols fell
I quarter, and Rumiana 1.

DORCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATURDAY.
Our market on Saturday for wheat wen from 2s. to
Is. per quarter lower than the previous week. Barley
still had An upward tendency, other sorts of grain
unaltered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

MARRIAGES.

April 0, at the Presbyterian Church. Ormond Quay,
Dublin, by the Rev. J. W. Hamilton, Mr. Fredericlt
Finch Firman, R E., Curragh Camp. to Sarah Harelin,
daughter of Mrs. liaise, of Weymouth.
April 26, at E tat Chablon, by the Rev. B. 11111, W. 0.,
youngeist son of Mr. W. Pitman, to Miss S. A. Walden.
April Stri, at St. Thomas' Church, Salisbury, by the Rey.
Prebendary ilorrice, Ur. Henry Kilford. of Cranbome, to
Sophia Hayter, of Salisbury, youngest daughter of the
late William Hayter, of Cranbome.
April Slot at Holy Trinity Church. Weymouth. Mr.
George Roper, stone mason, of Pools, to Jane, only
daughter of Mr. Joseph Woodward, of lipway.
April 26, at Stratton, by the Rev. W. L. Barnes, Mr.
Pile, of Broadoak, near Bridport, to Elisabeth, only
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas White, of Grimstone.

DEATHS.
April 21, at Lodmoor Cottage, Weymouth, Ann, the
beloved wife of Jacob Thoruer, aged 56 years. Deeply
regretted by all who knew her.
April 21, deeply beloved and lamented, Mary Sherwood.
aged 90, for upwards of SO rears the affectionate friend
and faithful nurse in the family of the late William
Gambler, Esq., and Lieut• Colonel Manuel, of Smedmote,
Dorset,
April 23, at Sere Regis, at the residence of her daughter,
Theresa Mary, the beloved wife of Joseph Devenish, aged
57 years. Deeply lamented by all her friends.
April 23, at East Borough, Wimborne, William Beak
Suede°. aged 76.
April 27, at a), Berkeley -square, Emily Genevieve, wife
of the Rev. Reginald Smith, Rector of Stafford, Donee,
and Prebendary of Sarum. " Patient continuance in well
doing."
April 29, at Thaines Farm, Motcombe, Mr. Thomas
Holloway.
April 29, at Silver-street, Lyme Regis, Mary Anne, wife
of Mr. John Knight, aged 72.
April 30, at 2, Alicerplace, Radipole, Florence, the only
daughter of Joseph and Charlotte Mowlem, aged 11
months and 20 days.
April 30 at the Coastguard Station, leLarchwood, South-
am
pton,Annie Louise, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Jenkins. aged 6 months,
April 30, at the Dorset County Hospital,_ Charles,
bocuftugest son of Mrs. Jane Gould, of Grove Buildings,
halter.
May 2, at Mithorn° Port, Nathaniel, the infant son of
Kr. John Pull(
May 2, at P Lizzie, only daughter of Mr. W.
Short, in her
May
14' 3Plitrrt, railway
the 'Atlantic cable
Brownlow, of Tennessee. .
best known in the American
Virgins., and was in the earlier
time a Methodist minister.
abolition, but when the
became one of '-
supporters of
rightly or .-
1 having b
which ,
"fight the
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was made Governor,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

TRW DAY'S MARKETS.

MARK LANE.—THIS DAY.
After last Monday's war excitment had somewhat
wubsided the subsequent male@ of wheat during the
week were at decline of two to three shillings per qr.
This morning a recovery took place and prices of
English and Foreign were the same as on this day week,
the trade, however, being rather inactive Exoepting
that oats were sixpence per qr. cheaper, there was no
change in the valnes of Ypnng corn.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. —Tit s DAY.
About 2,000 beasts, including i'4o foreign. Trade alto-
gather irregular, owing to rentriction. Prices 4s. Gd.
to
5, Ad. About 9,000 sheen. Trade quieter, at 5, 44. to
Ga. gd. Lambe.966. to As. Cl. C 51666. re. to 6a. Pigs, 4s.
to 44. SI per Stbs. At Deptford 100 beasts and 11,000
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED

THESE OFYIC.

Messrs. WALLA-C-8, RA—ILLY-, ;Lai-fitßims, Bermond
sey, London.—" Further and Final Reports, most
valuable feature—quite original—made a trial of other
Offices for Commercial Information, but our experience
teaches WI that, for thoroughly sound information and
speedy replies to inquiries, your Office unquestionably
stands first." Members Throe years.
Messrs. RICHMOND and CHANDLER, Agricultural
Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.—' Not led as
wrong in any instance."
Messrs. M. Borromixr, junr. and Co., Bradford,
Manchester and Loudon. —" Careful—no trouble spared
—appreciate the care taken—has our highest common.
dation." Members Seven years.
Medal's. PASSAVANT and SON, Merchants, Leeda—
" For Continental Information--the importance of your
method of obtaining information'from more than one
channel speaks for itself—pleasure in recommending
our Offices."
Messrs. HUN. MIT and PALMER'S RiaeHlL Factory
Reading.—" Recommend." Members Seven years.
Messrs. Wm. SELLLERS and Co., Sewing Machine
Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Keighley. —" No bad
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four years."

To those who wish to join these Offices as Members.
The year commences on the first of any month.
Cheques crossed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
and Co
Suascr.tmoNs—£3 Is., 13; 56., £lO 10s. and upwards
per annum.
N.B.—Please send for a Prospectus, free on applica-
tion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

A mu!! Ivomrtx.

E.!lwo' Jaa.• Vi;llady ;of the Mule Anna beer-
house. Spettiibury, wa+ tut tttttt oned for baying her house
open tter hours .nt A Lturdly Maid, 7th ult. • Three turn
Apetti.hory. name I Gltury.• Chnele., Rod
;raidoot Cc, were d for hieing in the how°,
and the eases were heard together—Oh the three men
. .

--
Charles only 010mared, and he wlinitted being in the house,
but said nothing was drawn of tvr 10 o'clock.—P.C. It /whig
said he visitwl the house at lit Li p.m. aud found the three
men drinking Irma a quart cup, which was threvparts full
of beer—The men told him they did not know the time.
—Mrs. Md, ti, in defette,, ssid no liquor was drawn after
10 o'clock, the prop T hour f:r clown:T.—The magistrates
lined Mrs. Abbott LI, including costs, the conviction to be
°odors.] oh her license Charles 14. ta and 0.1. costs,
to be paid in a fortnight • and cog and ',ter 5, and
35. ttl. costs each. Mrs. .1.1%1.tt obstinately refused to pay
the fine, awl ssrl she would rsther go to geol. She was
taken charge .1 it the p.aice.
NEW "I.; •MENTS" FOR POACHING.
_

..... . ........
Jawed Darnii, II di% ot, Jaw, Illan,l Alfred
Ilatrkia4, suAl Thomas Cartee, live lava of Blandford. were
sunimonesl for using curtain engines or instruments for
the purpose of taking game. on the llifi of March, at
Langton.—The rase Wl.l pr ive I by Mark Elford, a keeper
to Mr. .1. J. Farquharson (who took no part in this ease),
and P.C. Authews. The dcfsrelants were might on the
Sunday afternoon in question hunting aml heating rem .4
Mr. Farquharson's covers, armed with eatapults end
bullets in readiness to sh.er anything they might disturb.
(The kemier stool with his hack to the reporters, and gave
his evidence no confusedly awl indistinctly that we are lin-
able to publish details et the mu. e ; indec.l7 the arranges
meets generally at the Bland ford Patty Session. are no bad
that it is with the utmost difficulty any reliable report
can be obtained. As a rule, the witnesses, and even some
of the magistrates, torn their backs on the solicitors and
reporters, for whom ll the accommodation ii more wretched
than in any one of the niusieroos I 'ourts we have attended.
This unpleasant and awkward state of things "ruin cosi!)
be remedied by adopting the same arrangements as are
made for the County Court, and we trust the magistrates
for the division will order this to be done).—The defend-
ants were fined 1:1 and Ss. costs each, stml were allowed a
month to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

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LTTCHHTT NIATRAVICBS.

01)11WELLOWS.—We are plea,ed to observe from the
gum terly report of the Indeuendent Order I.f
Manchester VoitY, that the result of the valuation of the
assets :and liabilities of "The Prince of Wales" Lodge of
vMtge, has been to show a sarplus of 4:255, or about
.4.3 Pis per number.
Semen. BOARD.—A meeting was held at the srd-room
ou Saturday evening, when all the members were twercet.
After the reading of the minutes and correspondence,
111”tiOCIA were carried instructing the clerk to prepare a
statement of the three year's work of the Ward and the
s'hoot up to December last; and the schoolmaster to
furnish a monthly report giving the number of children on
the books. average attendance, particulars of irregular
scholars and absentees, die., die. Two small claims were
ordered to be paid, and a committee was formed to obtain
information and estimates of certain work and fittings
required at the school.

wsets
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08

at
Pullen.
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ninth year.
Blandlord, Reginald V,
stationmaster,
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Civil War.
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We learn of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

APARTMENTS TO LET.

TO BE -LET, in Dorchetr, to a quiet,
respectable person. TWO UNFURNISHED
ROOMS. Rent moderate to a suitable tenant.—
Address for particulars, by letter only, "J.M.," office
of this paper, Dorchester.

FOUND, in the parish of Chickerell. on April
18th, a young BLACK RETRIEVER DOG.
The Owner can have the same by paying expenses.—
Apply to Mr. IL BArrT, Superintendent ç Voile.,
Dorset Constabulary, Dor:bests;

MR", CROSS, UMBRELLA and PARAnOL
MAKER and REPAIRER, best to inform the
Gentry and Public generally that eis carrying on
her Business at No. 10, Gaol.' Buirnsms, where all
Orden entrusted to her care shall have her prompt

atention.
Dorchester, April 16. 11377.

J. LENTON
(FROM LONDON),
LADIES' BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
No. 8, A141191'04-TUZAZZ, DUILIWATZ-STILIAT,
DORCHESTER.

Orders and Repairs executed with neatness and

.digpai.c.h.

SC W EPP X' 8 MALVERN SELTZER.
SCRWEPPE'S SODA WATER.
SCRWEPPE'S LEMONADE.
SCHWEPPR'S POTASS
Consumers are particalarlT totnested to mak for
=WEV.PWS opt otoerve Trade Mark on (a
.). as r..any Imitation, are offered to the
PtibHc.—To be obtained from the leading Chemists,
Wine Merchants, and Grocers.

WERVOUS DEBILITY.— Gratis, a
1.1 MSDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers bow
the, spay be Cured without the ski of quacks. Tres
rocaint of poelage •taainumeddrus. Baosarart
"dilate at kalicaTe
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

LAWES MANTIRES, nr.

R•
DAMEN begs to inform his Agricultural
1-16• Friend. that las continues SOLE AGENT
for the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWF.S'
MANGOLD and TURNIP MANURES, the quality
of which is guaranteed to be of the game superior
description.s that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 year,.
Stocks of them Manures, in first-rate condition are
now ready for delivery at all Ports and Railway
Stations in the County.
Early Orders for the same will math obliz,e.
Orders taken in
B,idport and Neighbourhood, by Mr. W. A. Tuars,
Eridport Harbour ;
Tilandford, Wimborne, and Neighbourhood,' by Mr.
W. J. Bemorr, Milborne St. Andrew;
Stalbridge and Neighbourhood, by Mr. J. N. BUGG,
Toomer, Henstridge.
Dorchester, April, 1877.

MO SERVE this Season, in Dorchester and
.1 Neighbourhood, at El each Mare and 2s. 6d.
the Groom " MERRY MONARCH" (late 'Bay
Prince "), and "SIR WALTER," the property of
Mr. SHEPHERD.
"Merry Monarch" (late "Bay Prince") is rising
six years old, is a bright Bay, stands 16 hands 21n.
high, and is an excellent worker. He has proved
himself a sure foal getter, his stock is of excellent
quality and temper" and fetches the highest prices.
"Sir Walter," sire "Farmers Glory," is a bright
Bay, rising four years old, stands 16 hands high, a
good worker, and very promising.
The Groom's Fee to be paid at the time of serving ;
the remainder on or before the 24th JUNE, or se. will
be charged for collecting.
One of the Horses will be in attendance on Wednes-
days and Saturdays in Dorchester.

THE DORCHESTER
(Old Established)
IiESTANTIIII' ZEGIBTRY OFPIO3
Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
SERVANTS WANTED.-29 Cooks, wages
from £l4 to £3O. 8 Experienced Housemaid&
,
10 House and Parlounnaids. Parlourmaids, waffles
from £l6 to £2O. 10 General Servants. 1 Working
Housekeeper for a farmhouse. 1 Experienced Kitchen-
maid, who has lived an such in a gentleman's family.
1 Under Lsundrymaid. 1 Gardener. 1 Footman
under a butler, height not under Mt. Bin. 1 Married
Man, without family, se Groom and Gardener; a
cottage provided. 1 Married Man as Coachman, must
be well recommended, and has been driving a pair in
a Gentleman's family; a comfortable cottage' and
garden provided.
44. pl to Mr. Ist,oissei Pourer, Saddler and See-
.nta'ltaglstry Office, 3, Cornhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shining charged to Lady and
Servant; if by letter, 12 stamps, and a stamped
envelope for reply.
No names given until the lee is paid, and so letters
answered unless a stamped envelope is enclosed.

mop BE LET, from Michaelmas next, a
1. COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE, No. 33,
High West-street, Dorchester, containing DINING
and DRAWING-ROOM, four BEDROOMS, BATH:
ROOM, KITCHEN, and OFFI,'ES.—Apply to Mr.
HAX7CLII, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

SWORN BOOKMAK

The alm,.4"inlinite. extent of ht-Wan folly and
creoulity ha. been remarkably illustrstod during the
protr wt.l course of di.. trial at the Old Bailey, of the
turf swindlerS. It seems at first incredible
that a lady of sufficient age to manage her own affairs
should send cheipiem to the amount of 1:10,000 to a per.
feet stranger upon his written assurance that he will
be able to secure her an enormous profit. Women, es
are supis,sed to be even sharper in business
ma u
arttleer's than 11)01. Men, to a certain extent, trust
one anotlo r ; a woman, as a rude, trusts nobody,
exautinus minutely everything that ?de burs, and
haggles over every bargain that she makes. Perhaps,
however, the conduct of Mme. de Gomourt, the
pnisectitrix in this cause cefihre, can be most emily
explained on the hypothesis that wom..n, unlike
oen spin, are all to be penny wim and f pcnind
fuolisl.. 1-hol she been writing to Paris to urder a silk
dress worth Omit 250 'fiance, she would, no
have insisted on having a sampleof the silk sent
for har mprobation ; but when it came to sending
cheques for 250,000 francs to perfect strangers, no
suspicion or doubt seems to have crossed her mind.
3,fine. iii Gone,atrt is we gather, a widow, with a con-
siderable inc,rne. Site resides in the neighbourhood
Paris, and a small gang of English swindlers,
of whom the man Benson seems to have been
the guiding spirit, selected her as a victim. How they
first beard of her, or what induced them to single
her out, we do not know, but the elaborate
manner in which they conducted their scheme of
brig.indage shows that they had carefully c msitlered
the t. aeit- a of tl,e lady's o ind. (ne rr_ „orning
towards the end of last year the pe,t brought Mine. de
Concourt a number of what purported to be an
English paper, entitled .cia-ox. She read it in
innocence that it was a dummy number, printed
eApeeially for herself, and found that there nas in
England a bookmaker of the name of " Montponery,"
who had made " millions " upon the turf, and who Tilt
his money in the most princely mannermoreespectally
lavishing large sums in charity. Unfortunately, Mr.
Montgomery a uniform success in singling out winners
hits! exposed him to the hatred andemnity of thebook•
mak,re, who had form a conspiracy never to bet with
him except at a price considerably below the
legitimate odds. At this infamous conduct the editor
ef Syrt was very indignant. H,u advised Mr.
Mon emery to bet on 4he quiet" tenploying
foreign Amu ; and, led 14 should be doubted why
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

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TESTIMONTALN.

Got.1;;ITO;n-e.ar ..............e, Dorset,
March Pith, Wit.
Dear Madam, -Trty accept my heart!ch thanks for the roost
extraordinary cure you have performed on lOC, If I not
return you such I should consider myself unger.4l.
I, Ellen Bailey, was afflicted with di...t.sed knee-joint for
some ousiderable time, during v.UJe nip health sadly suffend,
no muck no, that I becrur,e an inmat, of the Wisbury Infir-
mary for 11 rnont,Ls, where they performed an operation on
my hoc, lemming the bone which forms the knee-tap
(Patella), alter which 1 was turned out incurable. I was then
prevaikAl nn to become an inmate I,f the Charmouth Con-
valescent Home for three months, from where I was also
turned incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy to way, by the use of yom
valuable Remedies, in the space of six months I rewired a
perfect cure. I have now been cured for marl) two years,
and have had no return of the complaint since.
Wishing you to make this public for the good of other poor
littflerers„
I am, dear Madam,
csratefulh• yours,
'ELLEN BAILEY.

To Dr. si,ED.O Coiattr, Gilead House, Yeovil.
All eases f TAPEWORM CURED IN TIIREE BOURN after
triplictti )))) ,1 the person attend bating, which should in a
carom be dome.
The wolortnentioneil Fensnis have been mired be takinsr
OLMEIVS INFALLIBLE WORM MEDICINE
READ TEE

tvELLors

CURR.

5, Thomas-at rout, Weymouth:
thereby certify that I was a great sufferer fr.m tape-worms
for upwards of lb e years. I took medicine for it, and sure
symptoms soon flowed by parts ,d the tape-worm being
e.pteil,le e,bne cure w,te effected. I went hundred ,r 1 miles
0,, Continent to parties fainwl for the cure of tape-worm,
but they faikal to cure me. At last I was informed Madam*
Dr. Colmer, of Yeovil, had cured many people. I west to
consult her, rind in less than two hours after takiog a dose r•I
her modichte its wonderful effects were shown by my passing
three monetrous Lope-worms with tl.oir heads attached, the
shortest nearly one hundred feta is imertla I had never taken
itnythins in my life for mums tint trial me so little, for I
was able to attend t. my business the whole of the day,
I ans, yours respectfully.
MONSIEUR LEI'S,

Dentjst.

CAUTION.—In consequence of the great weer= of Dr.
Jane Coimer many person. have been travelling in her name,
or stating they are her travelling Agents, and that they arc In
partnenthip with her. Bhe begs to caution the Public against
mach perneui, an.l therefore given thia notice to the Public,
that she has no come xion with any person or pen..a what.
ever, neither he, ehe any travelling Agents. Whosoever use.
her name will he Pnewelite4.
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Aunnen TI RKNII fIARRII rtt:A.

The Turks have crossed the line f demarcation in
the Radii, killed a shepherd and decapitated him,
earrving If his flock. The Prince has telegraphed to
the Turkhh commander in Albania that if such acts
are repeated he will hang all the prisoners ,d the grade
of captain and above, lie is resolved to prevent
barbarities on the part of his troops, and to make
reprisals for those committed by the Turks. He went
tc the frontier on Sunday.
TO NIGHT'S TELEGRAMS.

- - -
In the House of Commons this evening, it was
anuounced the Khedive lms promised the Porte to send
ruck kelp as he can obtain by voluntary conscription.
Enna* for foreign creditors are not to be interfered
with.
A proclamation of neutrality will he made
to-morrow.
The imrts in the Bospherns are closed between
sunset and sunrise, and the lighthouses are extin-
guished.
Mr. Gladstone in the House of Commons to-day
gave notice that he will MO% e that Turkey has lost all
claim to the support of the British Crown, and that
an address be presented to Her Majesty in favour of
an European consent for granting of local liberties to
the Turkish pi-ovinces and for guarding against foreign
intrigues.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

IN TEE COUNTY COURT OF DORSETSHIRE

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 180.

-
HOLDEN AT DORCHESTRR.
IN the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation
by arrangement or composition with creditors
instituted by GEORGE VANNER, of Btatinroen
FOltrlt, in the County of Dorset, Carpenter and
Builder.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That a FIRST
GENERAL MEETING of the CREDITORS of
the above named person has been summoesd to be
held at the office of Mr. WILMAX HEIM Ammon,
Solicitor, Eastway House, Blandford, Dorn* en the
16th day of MAT next, at 12 o'clock at noon precisely.
Dated this 26th day of April, 1877,
W. FL ATRLNSON,
Blandford Forum, Dorset, Solicitor for the said
Debtor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

A CARNARYONSRIRF, MYSTERY,

Jane Owen, a woman fa years f age, and lately the
housekeeper of David Griffith, a farmer living at fan.
relit Disrwm, Dolgarreg, a small and idrnoet inaccessi.
ble 'mountain farm about midway between Talycafn
and Ithewen, has been miming since Thursday, the 12th
met., and her mysterious disappearance has caused
great excitement in the Ik4glibouihnod, and given rise
to rumours of a very seriou, and grave character.
From inquiries made by the poll's from the woman's
late employer, it appearn that after being In his service
four years she gave notice, and left him at time o'clock
ou the morning of the 12th Met. She was pownwed
of sone sheep awl ponies, and on the morning eke left
Griffith says that he paid her £l2O, the receipt for
which the poliee now hold, £lB being for six ponies ahe
had ',old him, 00 to clear off a mortgage ehe had upon
the farm, and the ranainder debts due to her from the
neighbours. After leasing the house .he was joined by
• man who had been 'miring for her outside, and from
that time all traces of her hme been lost. On Tues-
day about misty men and doge, wader the direction of
Superintendent Evans, of Conway, mads a thorough
but fruitless search of the neighbourhood. him stated
that the missing woman had had two •
childrea during the time 'he was acting as hlritW.
housekeeper, and that she was expected shortly to give
birth to a third.

Tboimads
varieties c
Its piss st i
litssa
&beta
allitissigh%
It is lissishisit ,
sod a rebuking

are nimbi* to tnice—llocoa— because the
s commonly sold we mixed with Starch, under
of rendering then, ssitutne ; while really making.
/teary, and iadirattete. This may he easily
Or if Cocoa thickens iaesiv it proms the
...tit starch. CLOBCftilt Cocoa FANS.* is genuine :
aerators throe times the strewth of these (Spaas.
a retasehing Beverage like Tea or Cate.
BM. lora spaning-tnill poured, was destroyed
illus grow es Thursday.
" The wend is see kw Bedlam, there's no doubt ;
A few called kakis patients, millions out.

A xeN eased
Liverpool for ea
rem es he bed.'

I Karsten has be fined 40s. and costs at
n &emelt upon another. lie didn't much
won nos on the "City and Suburban."
~—The Liver, the stomach. and their
of temperature. mum weather, a
habits, em of the table,
life suet ' deleterious
stomach. once these
are quickly
constitution.
t MMus. soon
neglected,
If a av-
ail
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

EXPRESS andTELEGRAM OFFICE.

GROCERS' TRADE LISTS elaborately
executed by Steam Printing at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

HOTEL LISTS and BILL of FARE CARDS
handsomely printed in a variety of Colours, at
the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

BnANKRUPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
and promptly executed at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-01

WAREHAW.

Corwrs Pair SESSIONS,TIIeSday Before Captain Filer.
(chairman), Captain Hawkesworth Mr. W. M. Ca
!craft.
and Mr. G. H. Bond.
SUNDAY All USEN ENT !WOW. 4,444 Pa , and
James Ta Peg , three boys of Clialdon Herring were
limmoned for trespassing in search of conies on land in
• occupation of Mr. John Ford Tod. on the Ist in=t, at
r. Tod said he saw the three defendants hunt-