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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

FORDINGTON BENEFIT SOCIETY.

PTHE ANNUAL TEA MEETING will be
held in the SCHOOLBO4 If, EAST FORDINGTON, On
WEITT-TOILSDAT, MAT 22, 1877, U 6.30 P.M.
The Members will meet at the Schoolroom at 4.30,
and walk in PROCESSION to attend Divine Service
at the Parish Church at 5 o'clock.
The SERMON will be preached by the Rev. W.
C. Osnonx.
In the unavoidable absence of the Vicar, the Curate
(the Rev. M. F. EVANS), will preside at the Meeting ;
and the Rev. W. BARNES, and other Gentlemen, will
attend and address the Meeting.
A Statement will be given relating to the Society,
and the Profits ot the Tea will be devoted to ite
Funds.
Admission, Is. ; after the Tea, fict Tickets to
be obtained of the Bev. x. r. Fordington
Vicarage.

AU Heathers and Friends are earnestly requested to
attend.

TO BE LET, with IMMEDIATE POSSES-
SION, and at LOW RENTS, THREE
RESIDENCES as under
L—A capital FAMILY MANSION, with large
Out-premises, Greenhouse, and every modern comfort
and convenience, situate in THAMES-PfratlST, POOLE
2.—Also a thoroughly convenient and commodious
DWELLING-HOUSE with Garden, situate in
MARwier-writicre, Pools, and now in the occupation of
Mrs. Wmantsow.
3.—Also at LYTCHETT MATRAVERS (about 6
miles from Poole, and within 2 miles of Bailey-gate
Station, and 5 of Hamworthy Junction), a substantial
COTTAGE RESIDENCE surrounded by tastefully
arranged grounds, and having Stables and Out-
premises. If desired Five acres of meadow land will
be let with it.
For further particulars of these residences apply to
Mr. F. STITRIN6, The Brewery, Poole.

MR. S. JACKSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, &c,

BECIS respectfully to state that he undertakes
end conducts matters of business in the follow.
leg Degartommin :
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ARCHITECTURA-L AND SURVEYING.
Plans and Specifications of New Buildings of every
description, or Alterations. Sanitary and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work of all kinds Surveyed, Measured, sad

Va.l;ed. ,
Bills of Quantities and Estimates Prepared.
Surveys and Valttations of Dilapidations and Repairs.
Estates Surveyed, and Plans of same Prepared.
Land laid out for Building Purposes.

VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Land, House, and other Property Valued-
Estates managed and Bente Collected.
Accounts Prepared. Arbitrations undertaken.

Adria rendered to Perot,lto aboot to purchate or low
Property.

/Mullane undertaken in any part of the Omni.
Orman : 7. MITCHELL STREET. WEYMOUTH

BATH AND WT OF ENGLAND SOCIETY
(ENTANLINEIND 1777) AND
SOUTHERN COUNTIES ASSOCIATION.
PATtoer : 11.11. H. the PRINCE of WALES, B.G.
Pazammnr: The MARQUIS of LANSDOWNE.

CENTENARY MEETING,
Bath, Juno 4th, sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth, 1577.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

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IT easily and honestly, enelooe 10 ..tamps for Samnle. worth
to J. WILBY, Town Hall, 1hr11.1.1. Money returned If
requested.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

THERE'S ANOTHER CERTAINTY
BESIDES DEATH.

WE ALL desire to live in GOOD HEALTH
se long as possible. and • bountiful Provident*
has placed the Means within the mesh of MilolllllBl
of H an g
is Creature., so Men by
often PREVENT SICKTI mad
thoroyily liestore A .^ 100
DU. R. V h.
Ruse of
a Corte, for
viz, Tapeworm, Fevers, ngus,
Itch, Neuralgia, Stiff Msis el the
Skin, Coughs, Colds, T 6 __ . , th.
Cramp. Croup, Deafness Holm tfis • r'''' 4
Chilblains, Sore E_yes Cancers. iklik au. •
his Residence 9. Governor's Lows.
TigrogiA may be consulted Free 01 _
supplied st • very Moderste Host. he • WIIII
of the alswe complalntkif 011
Electric and Botanical
9, Governor's Lane, W
Tapeworm cured in Three Hours, its lie following
Testimonial will show :
DIAS Szik—This is to certify thstN:iTfessul Isdp:ria
from a Tapeworm for some years,
our said ten minutes after taking ass gess
Medicine on the tind of July.
It was nearly a hundred feet in Istegth, eel MS PI
in weight.
You crest liberty to publish this, for the basalt of
others, who may be suffering from the ems.
I sea,
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Cure
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

ARCHER 4 New NUM, BONK CRUSHER, ARCHER'S
NEW PATENT STONE BREAKER, kc 10 Manu-
facturers, IDUNSTON MOWS WORKS , Ost+whea4-ort-
-13 ne
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

"EXTRACT or PARLIAMENT."

Mo:CDAY.
In the House of Lords. the Earl of Cans.tsvon
stated that a telegram had been received from Sir
Bartle Frere announcing the annexation of the
Transvaal, and stating that the proclamation had
been generally well received.
A discussion arose upon a question put by the Earl
of ROSEBERY with regard to the release of England
from the Tripartite Treaty of 1836, in the course of
which the Earl of Drum' remarked that Austria was
hardly likely to take a position that would embarrass
the British Government His lordship considered
that the present was not the proper moment to take
steps for the abrogation of the treaty.
TUESDAY.
Their lordships had a brief sitting, being chiefly
engaged in considering amendments to the South
African Bill. Earl CAREARVON proposed a new
clause giving power to the Queen by Order in Council
to add to Cape Colony or Natal any territory which
may belong to her.
Earl KIMBERLEY approved the clause, which was
added to the BilL

THURSDAY.
The Burials Act Consolidation Bill, passed through
Committee in the House of Lords. The first clause
gives power to the Local Government Board, as the
supreme sanitary authority, to close any burial
ground which is too full, or which is se placed as to be
injurious to the public health, and this power may be
exercised either on a representation from the local
sanitary authority or at the instance of the Board
itself. Immediately upon the sth clause, which
contains the useful sanitary provisions just described,
there follows a clause giving one-twentieth of the
ratepayers the right—subject to an appeal to the
Rome Office—of requiring the vestry to provide a new
burial ground in case the district is not already
providecl with consecrated and unconsecrated ground
" sufficient and suitable" for the burial of the
inhabitants. The effect of this section will be that,
wherever one-twentieth of the ratepayers wish to
deprive their Dissenting fellow-parishioners of the
grievance that they cannot be buried in the church-
yard with their own service, and that there is no place
but the churchyard in which they can be buried, they
will be able to insist on the provision of a new burial
ground, though the existing ground may not be a
quarter full.
The Archbishop of CANTERBURY moved to amend
Clause 73 by giving power to a Nonconformist minister
to use any burial service authorised by the Bishop,
and not being the service of the Church of England,
provided that nothing except hymns was introduced
into such service which did not form part of Holy
Scripture Q the book Qi COMMOII Pager.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

WIXBOILNE.

'l.ll verrza. —Mr. Albert Gardiner who has been j
on probation at the Minster as alto singer for the past
sic months, was duly admitted by the Governers at
their last meeting.
Ilunwr To 1/ rAin. —An inquest woo held on Tuesday, ,
before Mr. T. D. B. Rawlins', deputy coroner at
Honeybrook, on the body 'if a little girl named
Matilda Sophia Symmonds.—Jane Symmonds the
mother of the deceased, on her oath, stated that on
Saturday evening about quarter-past eight she started
to go to Wimlsime, and before starting she left her
little MarySymmonds, washing the deceased, and
also left on the table a bensoline lamp lighted.
She had not gone more than 50 yards from the
house before she heard her slaughter, Mary, calling
to her, she ran back, and met the deceased at the door.
she had nothing on but her chemise which was on fire,
the lamp was on the floor,ansl the oil was flowing about
lighted, she at once caught the deceased in her arms
and put the fire out. The deceased was severely burnt
on the left side and left ear, oil NV 1131 at since applied to
the burnt part e awl a doctor etmt Mr, who came about
quarter to ten. The deceased lived till quarter to three
on Monday morning. She was how year. of Age. The
jury returned a verdict of "Accidental Death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

Printed and Published It B.lMllth'est West* I:olthasT
w i,
in the hit ei OW. IfteeelU"
WWI at An MAIN Dledialirar. for tits Prostate.
Toriew. like mn.

WOOL.

A YOTIMITL I.Ecrt:nr-tt-..=-6n Thursday evening
Mies Wattridge (15 year of age) rra‘e a most excellent
lecture in the church school in this village, subject
"Jerusalem and its environs." The lecture was illus-
trated by a large number of very beautiful views,
shown by a very powerful lime light apparatus. The
Rev. H. Marriott Doilington, rector, occupied the
chair, and was supported by the chief residents of the
village and neighbourhood and a very fair proporti..n
of the villagers. Miss Wattridges powers t 4 elocution
are very remarkable, and her rendering .4 the
"Gambler's Wife," as a kind of after-piece, was very
telling. It is one of the best entertainments we have
ever bad in this village.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

111 I'SS COUNTY COURT OF DORSETSHIRE
HOLDEN AT DORCHRSTRR.

IN the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation
by Arrangement or Composition with -Creditors,
Instituted by SAMUEL CHARLES, of Trinity-road,
Weymouth, in the County of Dorset, &tampion. and
Ship Chandler.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN—That a FIRST
GENERAL MEETING of the CREDITORS of
the above-named person has been summoned to be
held at the AUCTION MART, MARILET STREET,
24/WOMBS REGIS, in the County of Dorset, on the
ELI/TENTH day of Joss next, at Twelve o'clock at
Noon precisely.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1877.
RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD,
East-street, Weymouth, Dorset, Solicitor for the
said Debtor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-22

Carrie:re free on r214:4,;ih and upwcade.

I A TEST NOVELTIES
Li PARISIAN MANTLES at Wholesale Prices.
PARISIAN MILLINERY at Wholesale prices
PARISIAN COSTUMES at Wholesale Prices.
MOURNINO.
Every description of Goods at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Patens poet free from
TAMER SPENCE *CO.,
• 1 Wholesale Deeper', &c
76, 77 , 73 and 79, Rt. PaulTs Churchyard, 'tandem, E.C.
1111 E PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Iron from
I Corrosion : Wood from Decay. Do not blister, are non-
poisonous, brilliant, Jumble, econnmiml. For HOUSE,
8111 P, and GENERAL USE. Manufactured in all Colours
by the
SILICATE PAINT COMPANY. LIVERPOOL.

EVERY MAN HIS OWN PAINTER.
BUY LUNDY'S Celebrated 1101'8E110Ln PAINTS mixed
ready for use. Packed In 1, 2,1, 4,5, 6, and 7 lb. Tine
which can be opened with the finger and thumb and closed
..in Dry, hard and glossy within eight hours.
The popularity of theme Paints have induced many inferior
imitationa, none of which will bear any comparison. It IS
nocesigu7 that every Purchaser should see that on every 71*
stamped "John J. Lundy ant Co.. Leith," as some RetrAling
otherwise give the eennmon imitathras, which they are induoal
to keep merely that they get it cheaper, and reap more profit.
Sold Mr all Druggists, arum", a d Ironmongers.
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In bottles at Is. fkl. A. a sample half.down 10r. &1., carriage
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AGENTS 111 3 in London. Country, and the Continent.
1111115 NATIONAL RELIANCE ADVANCE CONPANT
I make ADVANCES Iron £5 to 1.550 without delay or
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Lows• and Revemions, at 5 or cent interest. No Ofitm Tem,
Sureties, lAM CAM. or Loan Office routine, distanse no object.
Apply personally or by letter. T. K OKEY, Manager, 59,
Ilamett-street. Haverstock hill. London. N.W.

iANTEI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

FALL OF
_TRE ROOF OFA CHURCH.

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The roof of • church in course of construction
M Arm Quay, Sunderland, fell in this (Monday)
morning, while several men were at work upon it.
Six were more or leas injured.

THE EMPEROR OF BRAZIL.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil, arrived at
Killarny, to vhdt the lakes, this morning.

DESTRUCTION OF A THEATRE.
Rotunda Theatre, Liverpool, was completely
destroyed by fire this morning.

THE TRAHSVAAL.
A supplementary estimate has been issued for a
hundred thousand pounds in aid of the revenue of the
TransvaaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

BERNE ABBAS.

Si'mous Accm- xxv-.1.70n Wednesday afternoon
a very serious accident occurred to a poor
man named Benjamin Groves, employed at Mr.
Helvar's tannery. It seemed he was engaged cutting
bark by machinery when by some means he was
drawn near the saw and both his hands were very
severely lacerated. He was promptly conveyed to the
Dorset C^unty Hospital, where he received every
attention, but PO serious were the injuries that it was
found neva...sty to amputate both hands. The un-
fortunate man, who is SI years of age and single, is
doing as wed as can be expected.
WEST LIILWOMTH.
011IMPATION.—The Rev. W. Ebbs, from New College,
was ordained to the Christian Ministry at West Lidworth
on Wednesday last. About 33 friends went by
steamer from Weymouth to the day service, which corn-
meneed at 12 30, and was opened by the Rev. W. Lewis,
of Hope Chapel, Weymouth. The Rev. T. Neave, of
Dorchester, was appointed to deliver a discourse on the
constitution of a Christian church, and the Rev. E.
Bolton, of Gloucester-street, Weymouth, chairman of the
County Association, to ask the questions, Rev. It. Gray,
of Blandford, to offer the ordination prayer, and the Rev.
Samuel Merrill, DD., principal of King's College, Lon-
don, to give the charge to the pastor. Another detachment
of friends arrived by the afternoon steamer, and they had
tea together, when so many attended from Wareham,
Dorchester, and Weymouth, that several re-lays were
necessary. Evening service commenced at six, being
opened by the Rev. W. Densham. of Wareham. and the
sermon preached by the Rev. J. C. Harrison, of Camden
Town. The proceedings of the day were very encouraging
to the friends, whom we congratulate on the settlement
of a minister of the Congregational Church at this beauti-
ful place. The Weymouth party returned by a late
steamer, through the kind arrangements of Messrs.
Cosens and Co.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

Fl' HINER DEFEAT OF THE RUMMIAI(S._

If the intelligence telegraphed by the Paris corres.
pendent of the Observer is to be relied on, there has
been a severe engagement on the river Yantra, in
which the Ittpsians were worAted, and compelled to
fall back towards Sistova. The losses on both sides
are said to be heavy. Nothing is mentioned to
indicate the exact locality in which the battle took
place; and, as the Yantra runs through 'rirnova as
well as through Biela, more detailed information of the
affair will be awaited with impatience.
A telegram to the Dail, News from Alexandria
says—" McKillop Pasha, Morica Bey, and Fredrigo
Bey are organising a special force for the protection of
the Suez Canal. Three Egyptain steamers have been
stationed at Suez, Ismailia, and Port Said, and three
gunboats are constantly afhat, under the orders of
ltlcKillop Pasha. On shore nine stations have been
established, each having ten mounted police, under the
command of Colonel War‘L"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

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NOTE HEADINGS in every variety at the
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CIATALOODES of EVERY DESCRIPTION
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CIRCULARS on any coloured paper at the
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at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

WAREBAIL

THE BURIAL Quitwrioo.—The following handbill has
been printed and circulated :—"Adjourned meeting of the
Burials Question. No reply having as yet been received
from Her Majesty's Secretary of State in reply to the
Chairman's application for information, this meeting ii
hereby further adjourned untill such reply be received.—
Signed W. Borehole and J. Beer, Churchwardens." We
hope a reply may be received soon, and that something
will he done to alter the present state of affairs.
BOROUGH POLICE, Saturday.—Befor the Mayor (Dr.
Boreham).
_.. . .

Loose Phill,ps, who did not appear, was summoned for
rruelty to a horse by driving it whilst in an unfit state, at
Wareham, on the 2nd of July.—P.O. Battrick stated that
on Monday, the 2nd inst., about 8 p m., he met the
defendant in South-street driving a pony and trap. He
had a suspicion that something was wrong with the pony,
and he stopped defendant and examined the animal. On
the near side, inst behind the fore leg, he found a wound
as farce as a half crown. It appeared to be an old sore,
and the scab was off. Defendant raid he knew the
harness rubbed it • little, but he didn't know it was no
hail. The harness did rub the sore. There were no other
sores on the animal. —His Worship inflicted a fine of 121.
and costs, Bs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

DORSET SUMMER ASSIZES.

These Assizes were opened yesterday (Monday) by
the Right Honourable John Duke, Lord Coleridge,
Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas. The letters
patent for holding the Assize' were read by Mr.
TlckelL _ . .

The judge was accompanied on the Bench by the
High Sheriff, Mr. Henry Ernest Clay ller Seymer ;
the Under-Sheriff, Mr. E. A. Smith; the Sheriff's
Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Dayman, and Mr. G. Andrews.
After the assizes had been duly opened and
adjourned until half-past ten this (Tuesday) morning,
the judge proceeded to St. Peter's Church, where he
was met by the Mayor (Mr. Henry Lock), the Town
Clerk (Mr. G. Symonds), and moat of the members of
the Corporation. Prayers were then read and an
address delivered by the sheriff's chaplain, after which
the judge returned to the County House.
Sir Nathaniel Lindley is the second jordre on this
circuit. The carriage provided by the Sheriff was •
handsome equipage, and was drawn by two handsome
bays, while a posse of the Dorset Constabulary acted
as javelin men.

MR. EDWARDWA VlilT.—From a telegram received
by the Mayor yesterday (Nfonday) we learn that Mr.
Edwards, 111. P., will arrive in Weymouth by the
South-Western train due this (Tuesday) evening at
6 25.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

Sunday week the heat reached its highest intensity
in Paris: It is reported that more than a hundred
persons were the victims of sunstroke in the Bois de
Boulogne.

The Ritualists have begun in earnest an agitation
for the disestablishment of the Church. A league has
been formed with that object, and held its first public
meeting at the Freemason el Tavern. Mr. lalackonochie
was in the chair, and Archdeacon Denison was the
chief speaker. It remains to be seen whether the
Church League will be a very powerful ally of the
Liberation Society. Misery makes us acquainted with
strange bedfellows, and the League, though com Posed
solely of Churchmen, showed that they had no
antipathy to Nonconformists, at least in their capacity
of Liberators, by hissing violently at a speaker who
protested against Chnrchmen "allying themselves
with a parcel of thieves who attemrted to hoodwink
honest men under the specious name of the Liberation
Society." A voice in the meeting, which shouted
"Dissenters will never come back to 'The Priest in
Absolution,'" wee answered by cries of "Turn him
out!" and "Three cheers for ' The Priest in Abeolu-
tion.'"

The Economia says :—" We are again in a period of
very cheap money. The bank rate has been reduced
to 24 per cent., and the munition naturally arises—Will
it return to 2 per cent, or rime again without descend-
ing lower' The chances in favour of its dropping
lower seem for the moment to be stronger than those
in favour of a rise. The month of July is often a
time of cheap money. A period of very cheap money
is not favourable to the profits of bankers and those
who deal in money. But such times, though tin-
doubteclly there is a tendency in them to foster the
promotion of schemes of a doubtful class, are on the
whole not without benefit to the country. The
excessive cheapness of money has a tendency t )
prevent the extreme dulness of tra.le from being felt
with that sharpness which otherwise would be the
case.

That a dead body may be legally arrested for debt
is, we believe, dill a fact in the country where
innocent people are graclowilypardoned for wbat they
were never guilty of. But this is nothing compared
to what may be done in Copenhagen. The Colo9ne
Goad& informs on that, as J. H. Hansen is dead, the
prosecution against him for embezzlement has been
ped !
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

TATTON, DORSET.

FOR SALE,- A VERY DESIRABLE FREE-
HOLD ESTATE,

About Three Mlies from the fashionable watering-
place of Weymouth.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR.. T. ENSOR, at the ANTELOPI HOTEL,
DORCRPATIR, MY SATURDAY, the 28th day of
JULY, 1877, at Your o'clock in the Afternoon (subject
to such Oonditions as will be then and there produced),
—All that highly desirable and improvable FREE-
MITATE known as " Tatton Farm," situate in the
perishes of Buckland Riper, and Port/ahem, con-
of a substantially. it Dwellhause with
barn, waggon-house, stables, etas, labOurers'
co about 900 acres (more or ler) of
prtotMe meadow, pasture, end arable land, the
whole being within a rmg fence, and in the occupation
of the Proprietor. That wrtion of the Estate lying
In the Parish of Portes is Tithe Free. The
Dwelling house is built in the villa style, is charmingly
situated in the centre of the Estate, and well adapted
for the resident* of a genteel Family, being replete
with every convenience.
The Estate Is distant about Three Miles from
Wrimouth, Six from Dorchester, and Twelve from ILITANTED, a respectable YOUTH, about
Bridport, all of which ere good Market Towns. and V V 14, as an APPRENTICE to the PRINTING.
this, with its oximity to the sea, its sheltered I —Apply at the Oar of this Paper, Dorchester.
position, and mildness of the climate, render
It a most desirable Property and an eligible Invest- IVO BE LET, from Michaelmas, • COMFORT-
meet. J. ABLE RESIDENt;N MI N. , High War
-
This Property may he viewed on application to the Dorchester,
_ccon DINING and
tad shay be obtained DILL G ROOKS, Your EDROOMB, BATH
Banns at Tattoa ;
to Mama sad Pon, ROOK Mahon. BM °Sopa —Apply to Mr
I fi to ilitiancom Haw. Davey*.

QEVERAL COAT HANDS WANTED.—
t•-1 Apply to Mr. W. C. Encnre, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

Monarch" (late " Bay Prince") is rising
six years old; is a bright Bay, stands 16 hands 2in.
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 "Farmer's Glory," is a i ht
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 ss. will
be charged for collecting.
One of the Horses will be in attendance on Wednes
days and Saturdays in Dorchester.

'MEET OF KEN AND HEIRS WANTED.—
AI Over 57 MILLIONS of money unclaimed.
Persons considering themselves entitled to Property,
should send psztioulani and thirteen stamps to J.
POOl.BOll and Co., 12, Rutland-street, Commercial-
road, London, E., when they will be informed by
return of post, the particulars of their claims. Pro.
pertY &mend. hlpg Triode Traced.

g 25,7509 000 NEXT OF KIN
end HEIRS wanted
to Unclaimed Money and Property in England,
America, and the Colonise. Address, J. S. ROOMS,
Esq., BA., St. Neota. Particulars of any name In
the collections of persons wanted, 15s. dd. Property
gym,* upon coaatiasios. ILI4 Meads Iron&

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SCHWEPPES LEMONADE.
scErvrEpPrs POTABS WATER.
Consumers are particularly requested to ink for
SCHWEPPES and observe Trade Mark on Label, (a
Fountain), as many imitations are offered to the
Public.—To be obtained from the lading Cherabits.
Wins biaohisith and *van.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

DEATHS.

June 16, at Putton. Chickerel, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. T.
Lovel, aged 66.
JUIIO E. at Winfrith, aftm, a painful Mum, borne with
D'Alene., Robert, fourth son of the late John and Jane
Vine, of Qwermoigne, In his 56th year.
Juno 27. at !Richland, Mr. C. Stone, aged 73.
June 17, at Stickland, Mr. William Stone, aged *
years.
June 22. Sarah, widow of the late Mr. J. A. Hodges, of
Blandford.
June 29. at Freahwater, Isle of Wight, Mr. William
Ricketts, second sun of the late Mr. John Ricketts, of
Wool.
June 35, at Coe* Cattle, Dorset, Beaumont Rowland
Hayward, in the 60th year of his age.
June 30, at the Mills, Maiden Newton, after a short
Illness. Mrs Swat
June 30, at Lowell, • long and Painful the
ed belov wife of Mr. rands Thiele.
_aired 53 years.
July 1, at Whatcombe, Mr. John Isies, aged 64 yams,
universally regretted.
July 2, at North-square, Dorchester, Lilly Anniefulnntrt,
daughter of Elisabeth and the late Robert Darbey
aged 3 years and 3 months.
July A at his residence, Vt, High West-street, Dor-
ebester, John Wallis, in his 04th year ,latt surviving son of
the late Rev. Samuel Wall* late Vicar of Loden and
Bradpole.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

ATR.CITIES By: BULGARIANS.

........
During the Russian attack upon the town of Sistoes
the Bulgarians fired on the flying Turks, violated the
women, and broke into the houses, from the windows
of which they threw the young children into the
streets. This information is causing an intense feeling
among the Turks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

A STRANGE VERDICT.

At the Surrey Sessions Thuruday, Mr. John
Jockinson, a gentleman of independent means, living
near Croyden, wan charged with an indecent and also
with a common assault. From the evidence of the
prosecutrix, Sarah Bollom, aged 23, who said she
had been for six months in the service of the defen-
dant, it appeared that on June 3 she was wan woke up
by finding the defendant in her room. She asked him
what he wanted, and he then kissed her. Complainant
ran upstaiN, and remained in another room until day-
light. Early in the morning she went home to her
mother, and a summons as subsequently taken out
enwsat,tihioettalenfeiinleacent.nt Mr.
Iltiluetithcoe (I;r:ded thrman ruatlel
that it was no in this instance.—Defendant said he
went into the room to get a drink of water.—A
number of respectable persons having given the defen-
dant an excellent character, the jury retired, and
after an hour's consultation, returned a verdict of not
guilty.—The foreman said it was very indiscreet of
the defendant to enter the girl's bedroom at that
hour of night in his shirt.—The Chairman: And yet
you find • verdict of not guilty! (To the defendant);
YOU have had a very fortunate escape. The ju7
have acquitted you, but the Court has no doubt in
the matter. You may go, but you don't leave that
dock without a strain on your character.—The defen-
dant then left the court with his friends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

DORCHESTER.

THE depth of rain at Dorchester during the month
of June last was 2.87 inches, against 1.66 inch in the
corresponding month of 1876.
Bottoms Prrry SEASIONS, Monday.—Before Mr. Alder-
man Lock (Mayor), Mr. J. F. Hodges, Mr. M. Devenish,
and Dr. Aldridge.
Wooer. Williams, a smith, of Wert Fordington, was sum-
mailed by Albert Gillard, a baker, for an assault on July
2nd. The day was that upon which the Forester's fete
was held, and according to the statement of the com-
plainant he was sitting in a booth drinking when
be received a blow from some one—be did not know who
—in the back. He got up and accused the defendant of
haring done it, and, after a aquabble, complainant went
into the field followed by the defendant, who hit him
between the eyes and knocked him down.—P.C. Carter
spoke to having seen the man knocked down, and defend-
ant was fined ss. and ants.
Amelia Bull, of Leicerteraquare, Fordington, was sum-
moned for being drunk and disorderly in Millatreet on
Sunday the Ist—P.S. Mitchell found her drone, cursing
and swearing, and surrounded by a large crowd of people.
Fined ss. and costa. There were previous conviction,, and
the Bench told her the next time she came up she would
go to prison without the option of a fine.
Charles Wellspring and ilfieAsel Cyst., labourers of ?Or-
dingron, pleaded not guilty to a charge of committing a
breach of the peace on the same occasion.—P.S. Mitchell
found them lighting and ueing very had language. Crete'.
defence was that he wee trying to get Wellspring away
and keep him out of trouble—Wellspring denied he
had been fighting, and said that he and Crate were good
filen& —Wellspring wee fined ss. and coats, and the
summons against Crate was dismissed.
On leasing the Court Robert Williams, a defendant in a
former thee, threatened Oillard, who applied for a warrant
for his apprehension, which the magistrates granted,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

Mlrat of Or. I:Rallis.

Another link which connected an with bygone days
has been severed. Many will recollect the familiar
features of " Doctor Wallis," now no more. This
gemtleman peacefully passed out of if. at his residence
In High West-street on Thursday last, havinsattained
the ripe old age of 94 years. He was well-known as
a succeseful medical prectitiona in the town and
vicinity for a long series of years, and was also the
comma for the county of Dorset until his resignation,
and had served the office of Mayor of this borough.
Rio Dssullar style of Bumming up and passing
sentence Mille ia the execution of those offices will be
remembered by not • few of our readers; still he
pared through alms life without maldng an enemy,
and wail mach roPPected. kle• Wilhe bee left °°

We have been requested by the Rev. E. W. Pears,
ILL, rector of St. Peter's, to state that there is not the
slightest foundation for the statement which has been
industriously circulated that he is a member of those
Ritualistic Societies, the Confraternity of the Blessed
Sacrament and the Holy Cross—the latter of which
has for its text book that filthy production "The
Priest in Absolution."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

EITALBRIDGE.

TM! WILL 'lntel Aui-t 10,13, .1 the Honourable
Anthony William Ailey late of St. James Palace
who died on April IS last, WAS proved on the 14th ult.,
by the Hon. Maria Anne Ast'ey, the widow, the sole
executrix, the personal estate being sworn under
£15,000. The testator gives certain moneys under his
marriage settlement, subject to the life interest of his
wife, to his brother, the Earl of Shaftesbury, and the
rest of his property to his wife.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

TRINITY COLLEGE MUSICAL

To the &Neer.
As you were so good so to allow me to call public atten-
tion to the work of the above college at the beginning of
the year, when I was appointed hon. local secretory of this
centre, I trust you will afford me the same favourable
opportunity of stating what has been done during the four
months of our connection w,th that institution. From a
paragraph which appeared in the Standard a day or two
since, headed '' A notable musical examination," it ap.
pears that "One thousand one hundred, and eight condi.
dates presentesi themselves at the recent Local Examina-
tion in Music in connection with Trinity College, London.
This is by far the largest number known to have entered
for any single music-II examination in the United King.
dom—perhaps in the whole of Europe. The adjudicators
of the prices are Sir Julius Benedict and Sir John Goes •
while the general certificates will he awarded by the
Academical Board, meeting at the college in Weymouth-
street, W., under the presidency of the warden.' In my
former letter I ventuted to hope that the district of Dor-
chaster and Weymouth, which I have the honour to
represent, would not be behind in allying itself with this
important work, and it is highly gratifying to be able to
state that between sixty and seventy candidates presented
themselves at the examination held on the 15th ult., a fair
' proportion of whom will probably receive certificates,
notwithstanding the short time available for preparation.
and the uncertainty that existed as to the range the
I papers might cover. To be able to enter from this district
so large a proportion of the total number of candidates is
very encouraging, and sheen that amongst the increasing
I number of those who cultivate music there is an evident
desire to acquire some theoretical as well as practical in-
struction, which all who are interested in the advance-
ment of music will do well to foster and encourage. The
result will shortly be made known, and although it may
appear that in many instances the preparation has been
insufficient to ensure success, this should not discourage
perseverance in the movement. and if during the coining
winter it he found possible to organise clear/es for instruc-
tion
In elementary theory for the junior division, and for
thorough bass and harmony for the senior division I have
no &milt that in the examination of next year this district
will compare favourably with any of the hundred centres
that are now established In connection with the college.
BOTTON SMITH, lion. Local Secretary.
Weymouth, July 2nd, 1571.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-10

SECURITY IN CREDITING.

Not only to Protect but to Promote Trade, and to bring
good men togd•cr.
Established 1860.
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, Offices for Commercial Information, but our fliirOS
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Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.-" Not led us
wrong in any instance."
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Manchester and London.-, Caret ul -no trouble spared
-appreiate the care taken- has our highest commen-
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our Offices."
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To those who wish to join these Offices as Members.
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No charge for Translations into any foreign
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CAUTION.

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BEWLRE OF WORTELIISB AUTATIONO.

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No connection with enir-i-ic-;;n or pertnno tehl•ever.
Agente ere required in all metn of the United Klngdont fee
the Ade of Colineee Medicine., &et

TESTINII Oa AIN
Gotham, near Cranlwrne, Dervet,
Marth Doh, 1,74.

Dear Madam, -Pray accept my heartfelt thanks for the newt
extraordinary cure pm have Performed ott me. if I Ohl not
return you such I should ...tender mys, If ungrateful.
I. Ellen Dailey, WWI afflictpl with IlelV 3.10 I knee-joint for
some ...alder:able time, during a Inch toy health sadly suffered,
an much no, that I bemme an lomat • of the t.atisbury Infir-
mary /or 11 month*. where they performed AU operation on
my hoe, removing the hone which forms the knee-cap
(Patella), after which I was turned out incurable. I was then
prevailal on to become an inmate of the Chsrmouth 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 ani happy to say, hy the UPC of your
valuable Remedies, In the space of Pin niontlis I received a
perfect cure. I Lace now been cured for nearly two years,
and have had no return of the complaint since.
Wishing you to make this public for the good of other poor
sufferers,
1 am, ricer Madam,
Gratefully yours,
ELLEN DA I LEY.
To Dr. Jane Coliner, Gilead House, YcoviL

All else, of TAPEWORM i'lltE” IN THREE HOURS after
apnbettion, if the person attend fasting, which should in all
awes be done.
The undermentioned Persons have been enrol by talons'
COLMEIVII INFALLIBLE WORM MEDICINE

MAD TIM FOLLOWINO MARVIILL(4.II [VIM.
5, Ilionem.street, Weymouth:
I hereby certify that I AVM .reat sufferer I r tape-win-nut
for upwanls yeAnt I took medicine for it, aml sure
symT.toms soon followed by tarts of the tape-worn) being
expelled, but no cure was effected. I went hundred 14 miles
on the Continent to parties famed for the tam of tapeworm,
but they failed to eure me. At lost I was informed Madame
Dr. Cointer. of Yeovil, luta cured many people. I went to
consult her, and in less than two hours after taking a dose ef
her mmlicine its wonderful effects were shown hy me passing
three monstrous tape-worms with their heads attaChol, the
shortest nearly one hinslnd feet in lemsth. I had never taken
anything in my life for worms that tried me so little, for I
we. to attend 1.. my business the whole of the day.
"--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

MONEY MARKET.

There is some excitement on the Stock Exchange
to-day (Monday) in the Foreign Bond Market It is
understood that buying orders for Russia for a heavy
amount have been received from Berlin, and that the
French are taking up large amounts of Eryptian and
Hungarian. Russian and Egyptian are one to three
per cent, higher than on StatUrti.y. English railway
markets are quiet but steady. There is no changelin
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

OENTISNARI' CELEBRATION.

BATH A44D WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY
(Established 1777) and
SOUTHERN COUNTIES ASSOCIATION.

Bath Xesting, June 4th, sth, oth, 7th, and
Bth, 1877.

RIES OF LIVE
CHEESE., IM.
, WORKS OF
-., CLOSE APRIL
ter whith date no Fees
es can he received.
LTRY ENTRIES
MAY 2nd
I and ail Information
on application to
GOODWIN,
Secretary.

JOSIAH
4, Tema Walk, Bath, March, 1877.

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TifIRtrEEN INTERNATIONAL MEDALS

AWARDED TO

JAMES GIBBS AND COMPANY,

SOLE MANCFACTL REES OF
GIBBS' PURE FEEDING-CAKE,

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST

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CATTLE FOAD.

'A well-made, freak, wholesome Feeding Cake,
possessing high fattening qualities."—Dr. dogsleds
Vodcker.
"Rich in nitrogenous and carbonaceous prinalpid
of the best pudities."—Professor Sawn.
"Excellent quality of compound of mixed Feeding
Cake."—Dr. Stevenson Macadam.
"A valuable Feeding Cake -palatable and readily
digestible. Can confidently recommend it to the
dock feeder."—Dr. Charles Cameron.

Full iarticslars on appiication.

H.I.AD OFFICES :

11, KAU LANZ, LONDON, 3.0

BRANCH OFFICES :

ItCING STREET HALL, BRISTOL; AID
, GEORGE STREET, PLYMOUTH. I
M 111.4 ; LIMEDOUSE, LONDON, E.

THE "BLOOD PURIFIER"
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine has a singular influence
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches purifies the system,
and acts like a charm. As a sustaining and purifying
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recommended in long
standing cases of indigestion, nervousness, coughs,
scrofula, gout, dropsy, and wasting of flesh. Sold by
all druggists. Caution—Get the red and blue wrapper,
with the Doctor's head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles, 2s. 61., 43., 7s. 61., and lie. Sent by rail
to any address.
THE OLD DR'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indiges-
tion, as proved by thousands.
Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMEN T, the best
soother of all sores, burns, and scalds' each in boxes
*L;2. and 40. 6d. By post 15, 36, and 6
et=
DepOt,l3l, FLEET-STREET. LONDON.

%V EDE. —SUTTONS' CHAMPION, the
heaviext cropping in cultivation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

CANFORD MAGNA.

M Thursday evening Mr. Merthyr and Lady Theodora
(nieht arrived h-re from Motcombe House to spend their
honeymoon at Cmford Manor House. As the happy pair
tamed through Wimborne the bells of the Minster rang
out a merry peal, and the village of Canford was very gay.
A cmiple of triumphal arches had been erected, one near
the swing bridge and the other at the lodge entrance.
The first bore the inscription " Welcome to CAnford," and
the latter "Lung Life and Happiness."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

THIS DAYS MARKETS.

MARK LANK—THIS Day.
English wheat this morning was again in Ph"Tt
supply ; still, the trade continued very inanimate, and
the few sale.‘ effected were at about last Monday's
prices. Foreign was in slow request, with the excep-
tion of beans. which were ls. per quarter cheaper.
There was no change in the value of sprieg corn.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -MON PAY.

About 1.000 English and 500 foreign beasts. Trade
quiet at 4a. to ris. Ad. About 7,000 Engligh sheep.
Trade quiet at Ca. to 7e. and As. in the wool. Top
price for clipped; 44. to Rs. Calves n
ss. Ad. to 7s. Pigs 3e. ArL to 4s. Ad. per eight lbs.
At Deptford, 290 Dutch beasts, and 11'000 sheep were
on sale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

NOTE HEADINGS in every variety at the
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CIATALOGUES of EVERY DESCiIIPTION
NJ Correctly and Cheaply printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

CIRCULARS on any coloured paper at the
shortest notice, and in the best style ,1 the Art,
at the
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ANNIVERSARY BILLS very quickly and
cheaply, at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

QUEENSLAND EMIGRATION.

The next ship for Queensland lithe magnificent f sat.
sailer, 'City of Agra," from London, on the 30th
April next, for Brisbane and Maryborough.
Applications for Free or Assisted Passages may be
made to, and handbooks (post free), and all other
Information obtained from the local Agente—Mrs. H.
PAM', Bridport ; Mr. T. G. Barra. 16, Wollaston.
villas, Dorchester; Mr. G. WiLaos, Wimborne ; Mr.
P. D. Hosiers, Parade, glierbome; or
THE AGENT GENERAL FOR QUEF.NSLAND,_
• 32, Camara Csoise, Losing, B.W
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

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DRAPERS' BILLHEADS by the 10,000 at
very low prices at the
EXPRESS andTELEGRAM OFFICE.

GROCERS TRADE LISTS elaborately
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TIOTEL LISTS and BILL of FARE CARDS
1-1. handeornely printed in a variety of Wenn, at
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BANKRUPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
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VETE BILLS and PROGRAMMES cheaply,
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BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, and
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MEMORANDUMS tastefully and promptly
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frade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

CAKIMK VIIITI I•NLAFLUED.

nARTES Ifl VISTE o.pird It for 3.1. 6 for le., enlarged to
C.,l4ne 24. 6 ropim. ioho s 44.. St‘mps must to
,wwt with Carte, K. 41.1 work, tin:KLING Baur Ifelti,
Sandhi!! Road, Camden Itus.l, London, N.W.

"VINO Or ALL.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS

IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD._

Mie blood he kept in • pure state the onsmtitutlon
Must be Witaktried and &sem, Planer Yell. Than. wonderful
Pills gam= the power of removing or neutralising all con-
lamination@ of the Worst and eystem generally. They quietly,
hut certainly, overt 'me all ..I,tr .c, ions tending to produce ill
Malts, and liktitule re..;ular ection is organs thiv, are feudto
From irrits ion or debility. The dyspeptic, weak, and nerroos
mat My on these Pills as thyit I.eat friend and comforter, aa
they act Upon the main spring, of life, and thus ears
too Kends from a premature grave.
COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
The very mild and painless action of th on hivsluable Pllle
recommends them to eve y household ma remedy for the find
deport ore from health. Any mother. nune, or young perm.
guided hy the directions which ecc..mpsnv each box el
Holloway's Pills, has at once a, ailable mewls for checking
disease, purifying the blood, and espelling from the system a
gross humours. 'They are indeed, at all ages, the female'
tried friend.
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER WITII FLATULENCY AND
IN
Lone of appetite mad flatulency are usually the forerunners
of stomabic disease. Them famous Pillr eaercias the most
astutely power in all affections ,•1 the liver, and ell image.
laritim of the stomach and bosh,, they redoes • heirdthy
function to every int.•nial organ, overcome all obetroctlaall
and mod out nil impurities.
WEAK STOMACHS —IMPAIRED DIGESTION:
The wisest / am.ot ennmeraie one tithe of the dietreastag
symptoms arising from enfeebled digestion, eh 4 whim, .pim
be rssonly :kosher' by thee sdmirable Plus. not they rouse the
stomach, liver, and every other arra, of dici anion to that
healt v. tone which fully enahles them to convert all food sad
drink to the nourishment of the body—henoe. them PIN are
the sureth strengtheners, and tl,et aged restorative la INIVOUll•
new, westing, end chronic debility.
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The Pills and Ointment Sr. sold at Prolseser Headavar
Establishment, MS, (tutor -dr et, liOn Mao bydzS
every respectable Vendor of Medieniathrondbout the
world, In Boxes and Pote, at to. 11,1.. fa. arl„ M. dd.,
das., and lii each. The smallest box of pills contains In.
demon ; and the IMPAllait, pot of ointment one ovate.
Pall prints! directions are affixed to each boa and Pot, red
Call be had in any language, even In Turkish, Arable, Andeabs•
Pcrelan or Chinese
NB—Advice can be obtained, free of charpiLnbuyanar.
tag at the above address, daily, between the
and 4, or 1,7 letter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-20

consols.

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DORCIFIESTER CORN MARKET. SATURDAY.
We had a moderate attendance at onr market
to-day. English wheat Pold steady at last week's
mice& Good barley was scarce, and inquired after.
Beans, maize, oats. And other articles slow.

CORK nirrrEr:. SATrRPAY.--Onlinary : First&
—; seconds. 1455. • thirds. 115., ; fourths, 97g, ; fifths,
1164. ; sixthn. Mild; Firgtg. Neerouls, 146 e.;
144',..; third', Firkins in market :110.