The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-11-19 00:00:00

DORCHESTER CATTLE MARKET.
IN 1850.
IIER. 0. SYMONDS respectfully announces
111. his next BALE of FAT and STORE BEASTS,
SHEEP, HORSES, An., will be held on SAT/MUT,
Movables' 30, 1878, commencing punctually at Twelve
N. N.
Entries respectfully solicited.
111NOTICL —All Store Sheep, Store Lambs, and Pip
will be Sold at 12.18. punctually. Parties Sr. respect-
fully requested to semi them sufficiently early for that
Pa:EWl:counts with the Vendors paid at the rice. of
the Sale, or therms remitted as occasion requires.
Commission 4d. in the E on Sheep and Pigs, and 5 For
cant on Horses and Dead Stock.
sidling, lfitti November. 1878.
BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.
rynNDERB are invited for the PAINTING
and DECORATION of die CORN EXCHANGE
In accordance with the specifications which may be
sees on application to the Borough SurreYor. Sealed
Tendon must be delivered at my Oflioe on or before
Tumnar, the 28th day of NOVIDINIZI instant.
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clerk.
Dorchester, 18th November, 1878.

THE DORCHESTER
(Old Establighed)
1111••31(TIP REGISTRY OFFICE
Under the Patronme of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
SERVANTS WANTED.-23 Gooks. 1
Experienced Num. 2 Nuresmakis 3 House
and Periourniaids. 4 Parlourmalds. 3 Housemaids.
3 General Servant& 1 Upper and 1 Under Laundry•
maid, or • reopectable widow and her &welter as
such, to live in a Gentleman's house. 2 Single-handed
Laundry:nal& for Gentlemen's families. 1 Experi-
enced Chambermaid. age not under 25, wages about
£l5. for a first-class hotel. 1 Married Man (without
es family 'erred) aeplain Gardener, and mike himself
generally usefuL 1 Footman under a butler, good
ht, age about 20, to live in Ireland. 1 Footmaa
a butler, height not under Sit. ton. 1 Smart
Hall Boy, who Ills lived out in • Gentleman's family,
and can bs well recommended.
Apply to MT. THONIAB POUNCT, Saddler and SlIf•
valets Fleiatry Office, 3, Coruhill, Dorchester.
Registry Fee One Shilling charged to Lady and
Servant ; if by letter, 19 stamps, and • stamped
envelope for reply.
No namessiven until the lee in pall, and no lotto's
answered =Use a st•moel en seine is enclosed,

MR. S. JACKSON,
AIWIIITECT AND SURVEYOR,
ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, &c.,
12EGS respectfully to state that he undertakes
13 and conducts matters of business in the fellow.
lag Department& :
ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEYING
Plass and Specifications of New Buildings of every
description, or Alterations. &battery and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work of all kinds Surveyed. Measured, and
'tained.
111 of Quantities and Latinate' Prepared.
Surveys and Valuations of Dilapilitions and Repoli%
Estates Surveyed, and Plana of rine Prepared.
Lend laid out for Building Purposes.
VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Lend, Houma and other Property Valued-
Rotates managed and Rents Collected.
A v,..uute lrepanal. Arbitrations nutlet Lk, IL.
&thou rendered to Persons about to perclusec or least
Property.
10•11141111 undertakes In any part et the County.
Ornate : 7, MITCHELL STREET. WEYMOUTH

DIIRDEN'S
BALBARIO
COUGH ELIXIR
IU TSB seaT 11311IDT FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
HOARSENESS, WHOOPING COUGH,
SHORTNESS OF BREATH, LOSS OF VOICE,
SPITTING OF BLOOD. to., kc.
'IIIIK PROPRIETOR confidently meow-
mends this ELIXIR in all Chest Affection&
2:mars who are troubled with that unpleennt
. In the throat which deprives them of rest at
al;inrom the incessant Cough which it provokes
will, by taking One Dose, find immediate relief.
Prepared and sold only in Bottles Is. lid., 2s. 9d.,
4a. ed., and lls. each.
H. DIIRDEN,
CHEMIST, DORCHESTER.

MIXOZIALII MILZOTaD from
/TOOK may be Azad oomplota
within 48 boura.
'beets with upwards of SOO
designs forwarded on applioamm,
also priors when selected
Imperishabk Lotter. In 'Mid
howl
An Imperienoed Letter-autter
sent to any part of the country
on the shortest notice.

COUNTY CABINET WORKS.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
UPHOLSTERER, CABINET MAKER, PAPER.
HANGER, Horn Agent, UNDERTAKER,
and Appraiser,
DORCHESTER.
JrF. H. begs to call special attention to
• GOODS which he exhibited at the
DORSET INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION,
UWD sis
WEYMOUTH, JULY, 1878.
WHII •
SILVER MEDAL
WAS •WARDILD TO J. F. H. POll
EXCELLENCE OF DEMON • WORKMANSHIP;
ALDO •
=OMEN MODAL
SPECIMEN OF INLAID WORK..
. ,
:Mk
Mk.
11111•11114;
TEN LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
CONTAIIIING
FURNITURE
Suitable tot the
MAMMON, PARSONAGE, EA1111101412, k COTTAOL
wens SUPPLIED AT ANY CATALOGUE PRICE
CARPETS
The BEST and LARGEST STOCK in the County,
at unusually Low Priors.
RUGS TO MATCH ALL CARPETS.
OIL CLOTHS, MATS, AND MATTING
In all Widths and Qualities.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, to.
PAPER HANGINGS,
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING.
Experienced workmen sent promptly.
BLINDS
INSIDE AND OUTSIDE,
Of every Description and MateriaL
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING
The.. Show-rooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Bra, and Iron of every sort, rise, and quality, end
fitted up with Bedding and Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE
barite Stores of SECOND-lIAND FURNITURE.
Gomm HAMM) AND W•ILTHOUtIiO.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE.
Punerias Puraishied and Conducted.
Agent for the Atlas Fire Company.

AUTUMN, 187&
J. ROBERTSON & SON,
WE
RESPECTULLY solicit an inspection of their
first delivery of AiTTLIMIE 000 D in the
following Departments:
COSTUMES.
FRENCH and ENGLISH DIMSS hi ATERIAUS
and Etzwass, in all the new colours for the Mktg"
NISSON.
BLACK end COLOUR^D
JACKETS, MANTLES, and ULSTER.
FURS and TRIMMINGS.
MILLINERY and FLOWERS.
FAMILY MOURNING.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
RIBBONS, LACE, and HABERDASHERY.
CALICOES and HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY.
WELSH and COLOURED FLANNELS, and
BLANKETS.
CARPETS AND FURNISHING.
At the Dorset Industrial Exhibition a Silver Medal
was awarded to J. Roagemon and Son, for "Good
=writs, and workmanship in Costumes and
vrinrand Mantle orders promptly exsouted
t/lies necessity of a personal visit.
P if? SRNS POST FREE
J. ROBERTSON & SON.
16 k 17, ST. EDMUNDSTREET, WEYMOUTH.
TO PICTURE FRAME MAKERS. DECORATORS.
AND OTHERS.
CHEAPEST HOUSE in LONDON for
ENGLISH & FOREIGN PICTURE FRAME
and ItOint MOULDINGS, all ths newest design,;
thousands of different patterns always in Stook.
Veneered and Fancy Wood Mouldings, Pours Frames
of every description, Olsographs, kc. Every requlidte
for the Trade and Exportation. Sped:4 &deaden to
country ordere.—Full particulars, in Book of Patterns
and Catelqrase, for which send three penny esinp• to
H. MORELL, 18, Great St. Andrew Street, Blooms-
bury, London.

PAINTS, OILS, VARNISH, WOOD STAINS,
BRUSHES, ko.
0. TARGETT,
BWS to call attention to his STOOK of the
above, and can supply the PAIITTS in lib.,
b. 31b., 41b., and 71b. Tina, of all the pr nclpal and
useful Colours, such A 4 White, Block, Light and Dark
Bins, Light and Dark Onion, Light and Dark Stone,
Light and Dark Slat*, Primroas, kc., k.c.
WOOD Swim Oak, Salan.wood, Rosewood,
Mahogany, Walnut, tc., in 61. Bottles.
Vaaarmius—Osik, Carriage, Knotting, Black Japan,
Brunswick Black, Gold Sim, French Polish, ix.
The above can be had in any quantity; also White
Lead, Bid Lead, Patent Dryers, Linseed Oil, and
Tarpautiaw
AU Sumas of Polostiug &lulls. Testa am. Au
0. TARGETT,
53, ST. THOMALS-STRSZT.
(Nun IVA Ramaa),
WEYMOUTH.

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'
p to the QUING, SOHO.SQUARIC,
LON N, guarantee the parity of a articles
of their manufactax.s.

Pula MALT VINEGAR of uniform
strata* and flavour, in Imperial pint and
qnsef beetles.
pulls PICKLES in /SALT VINEGAR.
CIPT. WHITES ORIENTAL PICKLES,
aupsielte compound of sweets sad Nowa

SALIOKS for FISH, GAMS, &c.
POTTED KEATS • and FISH in fancy
tins and jars.

CALVIW PENT JELLY, in bottles, Orange,
Ismash Madeira, Ned Vanilla Martian.
FLAVOURING ESSENCES, distilled front
the Fresh Frolts awl Spiceg. Orange, Lemon
Vanilla, Almond, Ginger, Mace, &a, an.
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL
bars been awarded TWO GOLD Mediae at
the Paris Exhibition, 1878.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY HI
Derorrairr ro Bonaownws.
MONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice from
£lO to £l,OOO to Clergymen. Farmers, Houseboldem
Tradesmen, Loelgini.boum-keepere, Cab and Cart
Owners, on their own Security, and in strict opal:idea°,
by Ms. M. MORRIS, at his Private Offices, 14, Port-
land-street, SOUTHAMPTON, The AdTIOCON can be
repaid as may be agreed upon, weekly, monthly, or
quarterly. Applications, by letter, please data amount
required. Genuine transactions immediately attended
to.
MONEY to LEND—HENRY W. BITER
IVI CHU be seen daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, London, directly opposite the
offices at London Bridge Railway Station. Cash
privately in Town or Country from £2O to £5OO on the
borrower's not of hand alone, or on deeds, leases,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements, Crops, Fur-
niture without removal, trade stock, plant, dm
Interest £5 per cent , re-payments can be arranged
to suit the borrower's convenience. No Life Insurance,
no Law Costs, and no delay. Interest added to
advance. The strictest privacy observed, and a written
guarantee given, (I required, that not the slightest
peUscitg will be circa to say ramection.—Apply
peoeonauy, or by letter.
Note Address Hann W. Burn, 19, London
Bridge Station Approach, London. directly oppnsite
the booking offices at London Bridge Railway
Station.

BILE, WIND, AND INDIGESTION.
DR. RING'S PILLS.
ONLY TWO MEDICINES REALLY ACT
UPON THE LIVER:
One is Mercury or Bine Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury, Blue Pill, or Calomel. The only rfe
remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION and QUININE
LIVER PILLS,
which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cars of Rile. Indigestion Sick Headache.
Nervouwy., , nod ell dienrd., of the Stontleh and
Bowels Is. I t 24. fkl.. 44. 6,1 . and 11.. per box, of
all Medicine Vendor (Established 17914
CORNS and 110 UNIONS instantly relieved
and surely 19 cured by JOBE'S IVIT-LBAF
PLASTER. Of all Chemists at la led, per box, or
by post for 14 stamps, from Jes. Row, 29a, Groat
Portland-street, W., London.

" FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Se* Dent. ch. xli., v. 2 &
CLARKE'S
WORLD-FANILD
BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Mark —"Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD POll7llll AND INITORIR.
VOR cleansing and cloarinithwejabslood from all
Impurities cannot be too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin , and Sores of
all kinds it is a never-falling and Permanent cure. it
Curse Old Sores.
Cures Ulcerated Sores on Neck.
Cure, Molested Sore Legs.
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Voris Scurvy Sores.
Cures Cancerous Moen.
Cures Blood and Skin Diseases.
Our, Glandular Swellings.
Clears the Blood from all impure matter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taate, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test Be value.
flsousaleds of reakisowials frow all porta t
Sold in Bottles Zs. &I. each, and in Caws, containing
six times the quantity, lls. each—sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
csees—BY ALL CH e.MTSTS AND PATEIM
MEDICINE VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
reosti* of 20 or 132 stamp..
E. J. CLARICE, Mania, Fligh-strost, Lincoln.
Wholesale. all patent medicine houses.
Dorchester— Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Dnrien.
BZWARS Of WORTHLSOB IBUTATIONS.

IIZAHnI • SOURCE OF HAPPINEBIL
Now reedy, Enlarged &balm, HO Pages. Foes by post to ell
ports of the World, In envelope, two *tamps
(1 ME TO CURE OF DEBILITY; or HEALTH LOST
AND REGAINED. By HENRY SMITH, 11. D., Author
of "no Volunteer'. Manual , he. A New Medical Work
on the Cure of all Diseases rusulUoc from lam of Nerve Pow*,
GIVES ADVICE, RULED, PRCIIPTIONS,
It Is o GUIDE TO HEALTH, STRENGTH, AND VIGOUR-
OUR OLD AGE ; invaluable la the Nervous, Sedentary,
and all those whom eoustitußons have become
from irregularitio of Ills, climate, age, r elbow,
or frau over-taxed or abused energies, whether of body or
adod. City life, Intemperance, Late Hoare, Worry, Brain
Toil, Lc. Dives Instructions and Advice for treatment of
Nervous and Phydrial Debility, Nervous Irritability, Ileadtche,
Piles, Looel and 00neUtutioqp1 Wlnknom, Premsture Dmay,
end all disorders resulting from loss of vital force.
Mee by Post (1 1 2 Pages), seven stamps, in envelope.
ygrOMAN ; Her Duties, Relations and Position. Subissos
FY treated Girlhood, Maidenhood, Courtship, lf
Motherlewal, Female gdocatlim, Woman as a Wif., Woman si;
a Mother, Domestic Medicine, kr,. Ise. It la • treaties on
enblecta of vital importance to Worm....
11—A Special [Minn. beautifully Illustrated with
Engravings on Wool, cloth gilt, One Shilling
Important to Country Patient/.
nlt. It. SMITH. the Rodman flpecialin, who Me devoted
twenty-six years to the treatment of NOTTOOS and Dobai-
hating Diroses, wi 1 for the benefit of those who cannot
consult him pereonally. on receiving description of their cue,
iisod hi, opbolon, (free of throve) with advice, for their redone.
Hon to !lath& A "Confidential " form of correspondence mut
I ree by poet
AddremH. SMITH 8 Burton Crescent, London. W.

Interest at Stationers' Hall, 13404—Pnce Is, or enamel, Poo
paid from the euthor for It stamps.
1/AWIIOOD. A Moslem Emir on the functions end din
In orders of the reproductive organs In youth, manhood,
sod old sa.. with Ohnirealions on the Treatment and Com ol
, Physical Debility, Lemma of Spirits,
he., being the result at SO years* 5000555101 pesottoe. By J. L
MYSTIC M.D., LS, ALBMIARLS-WRZIST, PICCADILLY
largos, W
"Cairns m Nkomo,. —77th Timmand.—Ably written and
Manly describes the mime of throe diseases which produce
decline in youth, or more frequently premature old ages.—
Daily Telerupli, 1711. March, 1866.
Comes or 811111000 Mould be in Use hands of youth and
old ega It is medkal priMication, developing the treatment
at a dem of painful maladies which have too long been the
may of the illiterate and den:ming —United Sento, Gazette
Lnlon: Sol I by lir. .1. Move. liMokseller. SS, CornhilL

ATIONAL LINE TO NEW
TORE
LARGEST PASSENGER RTEAN4I/11PIL
Froca LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK rit Queenstown
every Wedsday.
THI Wne
EIS . . Wednesday, November.*
From LONDON to NEW YORK as follows t
DENNARK Wedasedey. November El.
Its Loan to /law You, 10, IR ewe 11 Oreisess. Otextl-
lag to position of batik all bavkameral Selma
Plivikiers. Letters Ticket@ It sad IS
momeassts to ew York. Boetwk.at=Zt. apa
Sixge PoeNn& lianarler sad alms-
Mose of fresh previsions Obsap thro soklass to all
ve.ol Ws United abbess and asaado. elsehel Rates to
krupeoto TREwNATIONALLifFILLICISHIP O:IITANT
, &Ave. agr 1 .ooll.o=lurciorrest. Londe% ;
sr to Rosana N. Mot Marl, Brldport ; Osman
r. Noteroan, Boatb:etrLet, Oiewkerr.s Juips WAD"
Ilartook, Seellereet Of B. VICIUMIT, Wen QM/.
mad. POOl4.

LLAN LINE.
re:NEW „ 81104r*EIT
40. • 7wi V WWI GS
° •I. •• - TO sitinucie.
801484., oadMa, out
8401.0 NW.
Oompassd oI Twenty FirmOlass Eltromers.
Leaving LMRPOOL, every THI7BSDAT and LONDON-
DIRRT eery FRIDAY, for HALIFAX, QUSBNO, PORT-
LAND, 001 BALTINOBL Tamp Takes to BOSTON,
NNW TOILE, PHIL DRLPIIIA, and to an Points to
CANADA and the IMAMS.
law Pare asd metes( Aceasemodellon.
Passencers who secure their Tickets helve easing home
as met at We Railway Station by an modatal Meat of the
Ikea y, who takes sharp of 110 ti May go on board
the
The Oinsibui Oevaranteat pante AIIIIIIRED PASSAGICS
W the "ALLAN" WM.
Apply to Least Biomes' 114 On, Limpet or Icedcederry,
sr to Taos. O. Bone, Meanness 11, Ingleolea4serace, Doe-
emir ; Wit O. T. Boomed, Agent, 14, Onea-
mardebrce4, Weymouth : Mews. Osoms sod Soo, Atte
Messrs, Mastetelees, Pees; T. Wam. holeme. Mont. ho
Westetreet, Worsham • If Nam, Sellierrotrest,- Send
; sty By. Two, Auctioneer, ea, Market-pima, Star
cluster Novice_

Rini STAR LINE
4114.-21167"), WROYAL AND UNITED
--4 rums RAIL STRAMLII3. —way-
• POOL to NEW YORK, forwarding
Peasagere to all pule or the Halted Maim and Chad.
Theme well-kaowa assertalicent Bisamere are appointed to
Nil as coder, earrytnitatt blaYaMyS malts :
letwacrooL
... Thursday, DA November.
BALTIC ... Tuesday, Mb November.
ADRIATIC ... Thursday. 6th December.
BRITANNIC ... Thursday, 12th November.
For full partioulsse eppiy to It r. CHARLES
DoreheMer ; ROBP H. MEW, Illsertrarne
Mulling* triMiCiii, see 00., 10, Naber-etrest, [Avowal,
end 94, Leadenhallcrzest, London, Z.CL

BATH ADVANCE OFFICES,
No 16, Priantrowt-stesnr, Bern
(Opposite the Great Western Railway Stetion).
IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
CASH ADVANCES promptly made in Town
or Country, in sums from £lO up to £l,OOO to
Farmers, Dairymen, Private Householders, Lodging
Housekeepers, Clergymen,Shopkeepers, and others,
on their own security, without sureties. Advances
made to enable persons to increase stock, pay rent, or
existing debta, to moist persons going Into business,
Au, Ass.
Apply, either personally or by lotto, in confidence,
to Mr. J. EDWARDS, Manager ,16, Pierrspont-
street, Bath (opposite the Great Western Railway
Station).

"WHEN YOU ASK FOR"
REOKITT'S PARIS BLUE
"BZE THAT YOU GET IT."
RROKITTS PARIS BLUE
Used is the PRINCE a WAT,IVIN LAUNDRY.

CAUTION.
RCJiirrr's PdRIS BLUE.
The marked superiority of this Laundry Blue overell
other*, and the quick appreciation of its merits by the
Public, has been attended by the usual result—yin, •
flood of Imitations; tbe merit of the latter mainly
Cofaillia in the ingenuity exerted, not simply In
Imitating the mg are shape, but making the general
appearance of the wrigyers resemble that of the
genuine artio.e. The Alanufacturers beg th.ref on to
mutton all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris Blue" on
each packet. ;Sold in Penny Squares at all respectable
Grocers, Oilmen, and Drururista.
A. RIDX TO KIIIV P
cv
CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY.
Royal Hone Guards
3es Pees 13—" Two pairs of hoots lined with fur were
aso taken' and for physic—with which it is well to be
uipplied when travelling in out-o(theway plams—euess
toicilne, and Cockles ills, the latter • most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Pontral Africa with the greatest passible succew• In fact,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was irorervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him fly.
(IOCIELEI3 PILLS
sill never fade from my memory; and a friend of mine
oho passed throuith the saws district many months alter-
• ~rd. Informed me that my fame as a 'medicine MILD.
Ned not died out, but that the marvellous cure wee eves
then a thane of conversation in the bassar."
Sin
BURNABY'S RIDE TO YUMA,

A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST
1-1. with a prudent um, hae saved many a lire; and
yet we thmk the idea might la improved upon, and
reduced to a more simple form. Take soros good con,
senned, mach es
0001[1111 ANTIBILIOUS
and we find that the desired sod may be obtained without
wales end weights, or little mysterious compartments or
enchanted hotels., with crystal stoppers Others might
be used, but
00CYL/r8 PILLS,
es tested by many thousands at persons, and found Is
sower their purpose no well, may be tdown as the best.
—Oterresr.

A_ RIDE TO ICHIV A,
IT
LAPTAIN MILD BIJRNABY,
Royal Hone Guards.
See Page i3:—"To pairs of boots lined with fur were
Wee taken t and for phyaio—with which it is as well to be
'Applied when travail in out-of-the-way placee—soose
tubing.
and Cockle's la, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and me which I ham used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest passible emcees.lii fact.
he marvellous effects produced ippon the mind and body
of en Arab Sheik, who gnu impervious to all native
a... Seines, when I administered to him five
03CIELrli PILLS
vlll nCY., Inde from my memory; and • friend of mine
vim ',weed through the game district many motha after.
sr,in informed me that my fanie sa • mad icine man'
16.1 not died out, hat that the marvellous cum was meg
Men • theme of conversation in the bazaar."
Sim
BURNABY'S RIDII TO 11111 IVA,
?well

GI 0 OHMS'S iNTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THE OLDEST
PATENT NEDICINL
I e Pwaes et la 1441.. k. 94.. 4s. Id.. end lla

COOKLE'B ANTIBILIOUB PILLS.
mu..
SIVENTY-EIGHT ULM.
la. Now Oaxon.inszse. Lamm.

SECURITY IN CREDITING.
No may go Prokd bed to Prow-
ls Trade, and k brio/
good •4n_.
Fsiablisbod -
1800.
F LIN T AND 00'6
BRITISH ILND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
MILD Orrtoss—Clompoide, Louden, E.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED.
THESE OVIPICIIS.
WiLLLOI, BAILIT, and Wgisikßooloond
my, London.—" Further and Flail Roost
valuable featnrio—qtdte uriginal—namile Wort
Offices for Ommsertolal Inkessegies, Weer
teaches us that, for thommedy mend U..ind
speedy myna tom=hrienr Mee leillpgskinsabiT
first." ram
Memos. Riounoun and Coutnneab. Aram's'
Implement Manufacturer,, Moadossfros.—" ot led us
wrong in any instance."
Modem IL Borromm,junr. and 00., Bradford,
llstaohootor and London.—, refli—eetrouble spared
=thrthe afire taboon—loonom West essoren.
tambere Seven yenon
Memo. EUNIAVANT and Sow, Merchants, Loads.—
For Continental Informadon—the importance of your
method of obtaining information from more than one
channel spooks for iteelf—pleasure in recommending
our Offices.'
Menus. Hnunkr and Pitmen's Biscuit Factory
Reading.—" Recommend.' Members Seven
Marra. Ws. Swims and Co., Sewing
Manufacturers, Airdal• Works, Keighley.—" No bad
debts where we have followed out your instructions
during last four years."
To Lion Niel reek So join Woo Often as Masters.
The year cortunanose on the best of any month.
anClorms mowed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
Sonsommosa—k3 30., kb Is. CIO 10s. and upwards
per Mt=
N.B.—Plea send for a Prospectus, free on appika-
tkm.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
-LIVERY TRADE MARK must be
.5.:4 REGISTERED anon under be recent A.
No existing Registratkms at Stationar's Hall or else-
whore of any Arra—Apply at once to FLINT and Co.,
Chaapeide, London, La
Trade Masks Registered in America, Germany,
Francs, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Translations into any foreign
language.

0. FLISHER.
COAL MERCHANT,
102, ST. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH,
8E4313 to inform his numerous Friends and
the Public generally that he is now'DISCHARG•
ING, direct from the Vessels, CARGOES of the Best
CARADOC COALS at 21s. CI. per ton, or la. Id.
per bushel.
Thesil,nld be a good opportunity of laying
in a ter Stock.
Forest of Dean, Haddock, and best weighed Smiths'
Coal always in Stock at current prices.
Orden taken at tbil Store under Bridge-buildings,
or at 102, St. Mary-street.

W. J. NEVirTON,
PRACTICAL SEWING MACHINIST.
EVERY mist:fur nos or siw Lx'
MACHINES, CLEANED, ADJUSTED, AND
REPAIRED.
N.B.—marzworross GIVEN.
•••••••••
113, ST. THOMAS STREET,
WEYMOUTH

COALS.
. W. LOVELL,
COAL MERCHANT,
WE
IMPLIES BEST CARADOC Cf..ALS from
1.7 Ship and Stores at 21,. per ton, or ls. 4d. per
bushel. Also SECONDS of various descriptions at
market prices.
Quantities of four tons and upwards sent direct from
ship to any station on the Great or South• Western
Railway with the usual charge for delivery.
Orden taken at the Stores, or at 9, Trinity-street,
Weymouth.
J. H. ROYAL,
iiPOST OFFICE, FORTUNE'S WELL,
PORTLAND,
SAS 111101IVID intet
LIIIIINOI7B CLOCKS,
ykrHICH not only show the time in the day,
but also in Me dark, without other light. No
lamp is used, the dial being self-luminous.
Hi has also a large and Valuable STOCK of
WATCHEA, CLOCKS, tr. (over 200 to select from),
Gold st.,d Silver Alberts, Chains, Necklets, Gold and
Plated Mounted Hair Alberta, Gold Rings from
fa &I. to £l6 lea, Gold Locketa, Brooches, Scarf
Phut, Fairings, &c., &c.
Gentlemen's Sleeve Links, &tads, &c., Ladies'
Brooches and &w rings, in best gold. Gold and Silver
Peortil Cams and Guards, Metal Brooches, Silk
Guards, Ike.
Guinea Gold Wedding Rings. Large and varied
Stock of Klectro-Pbete. Opera, Marine, and Field
Obsess, Telescopes, Barometers, &c. Spectacles in
cam, from la per pair New speciality Sunlight
Spectacles. Knives and Forks.
Repairs of every description skillfully attended to.
0111111aVi TUB ADDIZSB:—
posr °met, Foaturrs WELL. PORTLAND

x 85,0 _ THE LONDON and
• PROVINCIAL DEPOSIT
BANK makes ADVANCES from £lO to £1,500
at a day's notice, in any part of England or Wales, to
Gentlemen, Farmers, Tradesmen, and Others upon
note of hand alone, furniture, farm stock, case deeds,
or jewsllary, from one mouth to 10 years without
sureties, publicity, law oosta,_ or Apply.
stating mount required, to Mr. E. 'UMW 117,
Great Rursell-strest., Bloomsbury, London, WA!,
N.B.—No connection with Insurance Comranisis or
souks; privacy guaranteed, and useful information
and prospectus forwarded per return of poet.

TO PERSONS REQUIRING MONEY.
MONEY LENT by the NATIONAL
MERCANTILE RAMC. Limited, 51, Queen.
street, Ise er, from £lO to £l,OOO at a day's swim
for short or long periods, in Town or Country. without
publicity, upon note of hand alone, or upon mortgage
of furnitlre, stock, *at crops and f.rinmg imply.
meats, without removal. Also time Deeds end Life
Policies at £5 per oent. interest Novelettes required.
Distance no object; the Bank having a large amount
of capital at command, no good application is refused.
Apply personally, or state amount requirect
GEORGE W. 'THOMPSON.
Masager.
N.B.—Tbe above Bank lends more money annually
than any two or three (put together) the lerterei
Advance Offices or Deposit throughout
Embed.

MANCHESTER HOUSE,
63, MG WEST-STREEr, DORCHESTER,
DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP,
T. AND 11. I3ASCOMBE'S
GRAND CLEARANCE HALE OP
GENERAL DRAPERY
Will be continued until further notice.
GRAND WINTER SHOW of Plain and
Fancy DAESSES. Special Prices for this
week's Sale.
Our 64. DI. SERGE DRESS, for which we have had
su,:h a great demand thL season, in all colours, to
Le cleared (this week) at 4s. 91. the dream of 12
yards.
Itich-ooloured SERGES. 124. 91 the dress, all new
shades (this week) all.. 1.1)4. the drew of 12 yarda.
RUSSELL CORDS, new shades, original prim 9a. 91. 1
the dress, for 6s. M. the dress (this week).
FRENCH CASHMERES, Is. 110. per yard, for
12)1. per yard, In Navy, Dark Green, Prune, and
Bronze.
A large lot of ALL-WOOL SERGES, original prior
1811 and 1644. per yard, this week at 1201 per
yard.
A large quantity of STRIPED DRESSES silk
mixtures, varying in price from L. Li. to is. W.
per yard, all at 1011. per yard for thL week's
Bale ; wonderful bargains.
Out Scotch Waterproof Costume TWEED (sew
moter).A), go If. per pad Pr L. 61d. Per yard,
II Inches wide.
Several pieces of WOOL PLADS, original price
Is. 6.1. per yard (this week) at 124 d. per yard-
WINCE SKIRTINGS, original price 24. 6J. per
yard; all id MIL per
Wide-width FKIRTING3, a lot to clear this week at
44. t per yard; worth double.
Wool Homeepus., Wool Beiges, French Cashmeres,
Free& Merlaos, Enoch Popelinee, Noririeb
Cashmeres, and Istamene Surges, in Black and
Coloured ; all special prioss for this week's Sale.
StoatWINCEYS at 211 per yard' stout Winosys,
'titre width,
_at 314. per yard. *Mae heavyWinoeye at aid. par yard.
WINCEYS in Brame, Myrtle, Greys, aad Dark 11
Browns, at 61.1. per yard; unequalled for value I
In the trade.
With the above we shall offer at •
lam lot of Striped end Plain WlNOgritaCMll,
RATS WING, and FELT SKIRTS, from 18441. ;
many of these shirts are worth double.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
Quotation, of • few et the prices in this department
will mace to show the enormous reduction we have
made In the price of Silks.
SILK POPLINS, all shales, original price £sl2e. 6d.,
for RS 19s. 6d.
Treble IRISH POPLINS, original price £716.., for
24 194. &I
Five-Guinea SILK DRESSES, in all shades, at
72a. 61. for 18 yards.
Four-Guinea SILKS for 614. 64. for 18 yards.
BLACK SILKS from ls. 1114. Pur yard.
BLACK SILKS, fl inches wide, 24. llid. per yard.
Rich BLACK SILKS, from It lled. per yard to
Ba. Ild.; all guaranteed to wear.
Black and Coloured TRIMMING SILKS, Black and
Coloured VELVET!), TURQUOISE SILKS,
VELVETEENS, tux, at • great reduction
during the Sale.
BLACK VELVETEENS, from 14i4. per yard.
SPECIAL LOTS.
600 Yards of TWILLED SHEETING, foil width,
at Md. per yard.
Soiled TWILLED SHEETS, at 2s. 1114. per Far,
two-and-a-half yards long, extra Heavy, 9)4. per
pair under prim.
50 Moss of READY-WASHED CALICO, at 20.
per yard, 32 Inches wide' unequalled for value.
60 Mors of UNBLEACHED CALICO, 32 hulas
Wide, extra stout, at 214. per yard.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS and QUILT'S, at an
immense reduction,
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
In this Department we shall offer this week some of
the most astounding bargains (in Stockings, Half.
Haw, Pant., Drawer., Vests, Kooks, &c.., in Lambe-
wool, Cashmere, Merino, and Worsted) that tan been
offered for many years.
About 20 dozen of Ribbed Merino SOCKS (Spanish
Brown), varying in price from Is. to ls. Ild. per
pair. this week at 6.1. per oak.
10 Dosen of White Merino SOCKS, in ribbed and
plain, at half oast price.
90 Dozen of Children's Striped HOSE, sizes 2 to 6,
Merino, all at Md. per pair; worth double.
Women's Plain Merino HOSE, from 21.1. per pair.
Women's Ribbed Merino Ditto,
_from ebi. Poor Pi*.
20 Dozen of Women's Ribbed MERINO, at 6ld. per
pair; worth 101 d. taw pair.
Women's and Children • Navy, Bronze, heal, Myrtle,
and Claret HOSE; all special prices for this
week'. Sale.
Men's Worsted HOSE. in all prices, from 614. per
pair 'unequalled for value in the trade.
Our One Shilling Worsted HOSE la *splendid article.
Men's Ribbed Worsted HOSE, hand-knitted, con-
siderably under their WWII prices.
Men'. Merin. HOSE, from I+l. per pair
A large lot of Men's Landow to) and Marino VESTS,
PANTALOONS, and DRAWERS (Cartwright
and Warner's manufacture), at 40 per cent. off
regular prices.
Knitted Cardigan VESTS, at 2e. 1111 each.
Men's FLANNEL SHIRTS, from L. lied. each.
Mao's, Youth's, and Boy's Cotton, Merino. Cashmere
Lambswool, and Worsted HALF-HOSE; all
special prices for thL week's Sale.
Fingering WOOLS, in all colours (Ingram's included),
at 2.. Md. Per Pound-
A large quantity of soiled HOSIERY in basks* less
an half-price.
60 Dosen Men's LINEN COLLARS, at 11941. each,
In two shapes.

OSBORNE AND SON,
ARMY AND NAVY GROCERS,
CONTRACTORS, &1.,
PORTLAND,
HAVE just RECEIVED a PARCEL of
Finis!
INDIAN CURRY & CHUTNEY
Direct from Bombay. •
MANGO CHUTNEY, .
SWEET LUCKNOW „
DELHI
Superior CURRY POWDER, Manufactured by
COWASJIS BONAILIZI. Bombay.
Large Bottles, k Si each; or Six snorted, 15..
OSBORNE and SON are Agenta for TOUlall'll
P Amnia Comrainr, Chicago.
Wo offer their celebrated PORK TENDERLOINS,
or OCiMPEESSED HAM, In 41b. The, 5.. Bd. each;
oa Case of 12 Tins, SOL
O. sad SON have just to band • large portal of
Fisast
AMERICAN CHEDDAR CHEESE,
Rids and Mild, 741. per lb.
Fine Rich and Ripe CHEESE, Gal. to 6gd. per lb.
A Reduction on Quantities 411 Orders Dente-rod.
THANES: CASH.

W. J. AND A. MARSH,
TAILORS AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS,
la, SOUTII.STRIIItt DORM ASTIR.
"DIGS respectfully to thank the Nobility,
A./ Clergy, Gentry, and Public ger.srally for the
liberal Patronage bestowed on them in the past, and
to inform them that all orders they may be pleased to
favour them with will receive that aame personal
attention as heretofore, and to inform them that they
have a LARGE STOCK of GOODS for the
Autumn Season; also that they keep the very beet
Superfine WEST OF ENGLAND BROADCLCYPRS
and DOESKINS that MD be bought for money.
BREECHES, LIVERIES, and RIDING
TROUSERS made of first-class quality material In
gamier style.
In all Orders sound Workmanship and a Perfect
Fit guaranteed.
LIVERY HAT 3 Supplied to Order.

ZLWJLL Nintszarsa,
OCTOUTt 8, 1818.
J. J. CHRISTOPHER,
HAS much pleasure in stating he has a fine
STOCK to OFFER this season of WINTER
FLOWERING PLANTS, consisting of
AZALEAS,
CAMELLIAS,
CINERARIAS,
CYCLAMEN PERSICUM,
PRIMULAS,
GENISTA YRAGRANS,
130LANUE CAPSICASTRUN, in berry,
WINTER-BLOOMING GERANIUMS,
STOVE and GREENHOUSE FERNS,
SPIRKA NATLIA JAPONICA,
DEUTZIA GRACILIS,
WINTER BLOOMING HEATHS,
ROSES, in pot,
VIOLETS, in pot,
LILY OF THE VALLEY,
A Quantity of Ornamental Foliage Plants for Bale or
lent on Rh, ; also a fine Stock of Hardy
Garden Flowers,
PANSIES,
DAISIES,
POLYANTHUS, An, itc.
Beg Wads of Bt,awbseyy Plants in six.inah Pots for
Forcing.

CEMENT DEPOT, WEYMOUTH.
J. INNES,
BUILDER AND CONTRACTOR,
COMMERCIAL ROAD,
Nun rim DAL
Retails from Stook—Francis and Gila, Portland,
Medina, Raman, Keen.'., and Parkin Cement.
Plaster of Paris in large or small quantities.
Gland Socket Pipes, Closet Pace, and
Chimney Pots, Fire Bricks and Lumps, Air
Roman and Plain Roofing Tiles.
Purbeck Steps, Paving, and Troughs; Melton
and Jenning's Terra Cotta Glaised Sinks, Valles,
ko.„• Prepared Deal Mouldings, Skirtings, Doors,
Windows, to.
Estimates on Application.

SELLING OFF WITHOUT RESERVE
O wnia to the ill-health of the Propriertees,
at
J. HOOD'S
CHINA, GLASS, & EARTHENWARE ROOMS,
LOWER BOND-STREET, warrourH,
THE STOCK OF
OHINA, WARS, AND GLASS,
Comprising Beaklike., Dinner, Dessert, and Tea
Services; Toilet Sets, Bedroom China, and Wan of
all kinds.
Chinn and Japanese Goods.
Clam in great variety. Bohemian and other VIMIN
Lustros, Epergnes, &e- Wine Glasses, Tombless,
In., cut and plain.
This Excellent READY-MONEY BUSINESS to
be disposed of.—For particulars apply to Mrs. HOOD,
90, Bt. Tbomas4treet, Wirpnouth.

W. MEEOH,
COAL, OIL CAKE, MANURE, CORN, AND
SEED MERCHANT,
SOUTII-WASTERN 8111 D deSTABLIZIIIM IN?
27, TRINITY-ROAD, WEYMOUTH,
Bto inform the Inhabitant' of Weymouth
1, and neighbourhood, that he barn taken •
COAL AGENCY,
And is now supplying the BEST HAND PICKED
DRAWING-BOOM, and Mara diecriptions
HOUSE, STEAM, AND BRIOIC-
BURNING COALS,
AT 'HI LOITIST KARIM PRIM.
Them Coale are of very SUPERIOR QUALITY,
emu, cheerful burning, and durable, =Hog very
little ash.
(List of Prime on Application.)
CHARITY COAL at the lowest Haricot Prime
All kinds of FORAGE for Harem
N.B.—GIBBS PURE FEEDING CAKE
LINSEED and COTTON CAKE, ARTIFICIAL
MANURES, CARRIAGE and WAGGON
GREASE, always on hand.
PAINTS in Various Colours in Üb., 21b., and fib.
Tia•
All Orders, whether by poet or otherwise, promptly
execute&
(N.B.—Pleeee Note the address as above.)

POOLE BREViTERY
PURE BEERS FlagirMALT AND 1101'S
ONLY.
BITT ER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed on the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
MOMS and ALES warranted to be Brewed frees
MALT and HOPS ONLY, at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
POOLE BREWERY.
IrINES and SPIRITS of the Best Qtudity,
Sold at the Lowest Bamtmerative Price.
t of Prices for all kinds of Beer. Ala, Porter,
Wins, and Spirits, forwerded on application to
FREDERICK STYRINO.

1000 MITZI= of NSW ULU or Drew Goods see
ere&
BILIS hoe Ito Ile as. Furey Drowse IL U. to Gs.
Write to D. NICEIOLSON I Co., ler to U, U. Poore Ohara.
yard, Leodea Itotobilebed 111 U.
PATTISKII FR=

Fat fres for Flee Stamp from
MR. G. T. CONOREVE, PECKHAM, LONDON.
" CONSIIIIPTION.
ITS ONLY succgisrut TRZATMILMTc
(Nor Edition) I.lth many /imormting Caw 6/ Cum'
BILLI•RD-T•BLb CLOTH
Tee Cbespost Home In Landes for
BILLIARD end BAGATELLR-TABLII CLOTH.
MITCHELL, INMAN & Of •
60, CLOTH FAIR, win' BMITHIFIRLD, LONDON.
PAU6ros sent pestles

TIM WANT OF THE *OE SUPPLIED.
IftTRERI NIORINL
A JET BLACK NARKING FLUID FOR NARKING
It LINTS, 007 TON. $ a
NO PRRIURATION OR VACATING REQUIRBD JOT=
BRING WRITTEN.
" Beebe** frees "The Lencei," January. ea, 1875
NIORINI: A JE I' BLACK )(AVEIRO FLUID.
(W. Kama, Perrin/don Road, Locte...)
We on addlgend lids mg C gory good gad 000rpolgot Markley
lok, we bare submitted Linen marked • Ith It's tome of thii
most powerful of Ceasealeal Yenta, Including Acids, Alkaline,
and Chknine, and 07.01.1 .1 Potassium, sea lan found thet
It use very much eerier to destroy the Use, Ikea the
mart Infrio.epzl.t ; In fact th d writing could not be Mead by any
of the te we employ ed.
Bold Is ed., le., and fa 6d. etch, by ell Chenille and
Stationed'.
BIJOU BOTTLI SENT POST Flt6IS ON RECEIPT OF
IS SI ARM.
WIMANIALg TAIULDNIIIOII ROAD, LONDON, and
CORMIATION Brew, IIktiCHEISTIR.

lIIR W. L. Ran AND 00
LIONTUOUSZ COLZ• OIL
suns:
enchant' nod Refiners of all kinds of Burning and LabricaNs
Paean Las Faso on • rrarrArnaa
Mew IS Upper Thames Direot, London, LC.

H HMSO and RAMAGE MACHIIII2
NTH & C. Haelleators to assist dirlea
ILaino Manors, Mll e Mr 0a
Paterttess, &a. Ti, Now Whastas,- Wee
U 3, ORFORD IT. ltommmn, Garden Pumps, and Gibes
Leaden, llsbosaving istrentiona
W. Diestratad Oatakeruse met tree
W• LT IRTRU SPIT?' , 1,15. Boodeuvet, Landon.
Hair In all the newest Naples as worn in Ueda. and
=sok, Brown. mad Golden Dyes, Kalotelles the best
kw the Hair, Atisains Water straserthere it,
Bentaerrlvens Is Me best Restorer. Osntleseen's Hats, for
India, he Zen Artides at moderate prime.

D . •110Y'll DUBLIN STOUT.
Osinsatod
to be bowed from
SALT AND HOPI ONLY.
Anal= /4111111iT, BIJAiII.
(Wyatt Brovery In Ireland but me).

Ir RUM TIANWILS AT PAM COAT. RAT and SONS,
" Magasebniere and Merchants, Newtown, North
IND forward up= application, poet tree, patterns of their
Reel Wok h Mandoom PLANA-RUA FIOMIMPIINS, Ac. Amy
knorth al Wholeande Prices
ClarlOW TERAINA, Regent Gran Every gamine.
IIZiPINE DOMINOS, preceded at 710 by The Porteee
Knot. Prier, la te LS Od.

ununrit LUXURY! ECONOMY !I
("ATTAIN WARRENS PATENT COOKING POTS AND
BROIL/RA
UTILITY: ranted that meat sod two kinds of vegetables
can be cooked simultaneously in one vowel
LUXURY: Tbe nourishing Juices and nutritious properties
are conmirml in all their purity and ri hoots.
ECONOMY: Effects a I ILO ng of 1 oz. into. lb., or Hi per
cent. Also renders burning, Sorting, end smoking Ls-
possible.
Sole Manufacturers (Wholesale only)
Henry Loveridge and Co., Wolverhampton.
Mostrail ,ne and prizes f soon anplication to any
FURNISHING IRONMONGER in TOWN or COUNTRY.

liars $O per Cent by ordains direct from the fissow/sehercr
DRYCIS JONI 3. Manufacturer cl PLUM and FANCY
I WITAIN FLANNZLS, POWTSLAND SUOZI, Web
Wooden and Olden Timm.— Homespun. 1id.100., and Its.
mra..rd for datums and Winter wear as patronised by Her
the Queen, the Royal Family es d Aristocracy of
OriM &it.in and the Outtlnent. Sends Patterns Foie by
Putt. Any Huth Cat.
ROYAL WILIN Waltman, =wows, Notre Wmat.
DaIIiNTIL BARNARD'S PRIZE MIDAL. Baeslnets for
J. Infante and Dolls. Illuctrated list free. B. Barnard,
Patentee, 107. It. Paul's Road. Highbury. London.

TTEATINO or IV %REIT," AVIV'S f w twining Mineral el
' I iiionaille • [`staid are the 1,1.1, p/111.4 0.1 worse m ule
they will ban without smoke 01. null, ate perfectly Ist., le-
quire in pipes or Ottbies, em unequalled for warmlii, Green.
plat Mars irmeiCt hid 'and Itc.ep clitst. dam; tr1.17"81;,1: eTo cam
Prioe fro* • few shiltngs Illustrated list free from the
ALBION LAMP COMPANY, 118, Holborn, 1. ndon. Say
where yea am advertisement.
ABBBBBBB
ENGINE pAcKixo,
HILLBoARD sTRAN JOINTING.
are practically INDESTRUCTIBLE Price List and .11
Particular Dom TUB PATENT ARRESTOS N tNUFACTURIS
CO, LOUTS,. SI BT. VINCENT PLACE, OLAIIOOIr, sad IS,
augsuzweraiisr, SIANCUESTER.
PETRIPTINO SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Inn from
i Corrosion ; Woml frown Decay. Do net blister, Sr. ron•
;nivotteue, truant, .lunble, economical For 1101itilt,
SHIP, end 0112M•L USE Vanidastnred In on C010..'
by Mr SILICATE PAINT COMPANY LONDON sad
MY'S Pool,.

I)n MP TolUgg,,Emp up,y(!)
irrilboVzy
PETRIFYING LIQUID. Nan ofactrued Trwsparent •1
Coition, only by the RILICATIS PAM CON•ANY,
LONDON sad LIYgIiPOOL. who aro also the Solo 51 an o fr.
urers of the Petrifying 811kato Paint.

ALARMS CRYSTAL CAI WATCHES •-• 4.1prr....114
?V ell others. Plias Nada In, Lon Ann. IML' •rl,
Wier from AS I. g'ol4, from n fa. 77, Oorubtil, .tV
Rerant-Street, W., sad It, hissed, W.C. Damarlpthe 1.1..
tree.

UTION.
lIIIIORLIT'I 008 FOR CATTLE
I Beware of Spurious holistinne. levennee name J ran
noun on each packet, ale 80LX ADDRRIS, 'rhombi
Bridge, Caledonian-road, linen Cr On, Landon. 848 Every
whore,

VIWITIAW RLINDB Wade,
VIRZLIAIt RLINDB Painted,
TZIRTIAN BLINDS and V rabbed
by illaahlnery. Seed (or Wastrated HA to ORREW and CO
ralbara Blind Works, Osatarbury Road. London. /LW.

LTIC7ffiEIaIISIt GOLD sad SILYSR 111111100 COMPANY
Ed ((11164) Chairman, Um Right Honourable the Earl
Pocket, 6 Palms Chao, Londea, W , and Hinton 81. Omega,
Carotenes, Somenst
lease ft 115,000 Al Shares, each gl share 1-:ltlentitled
without payment to • RI Coupon redeemable annual
drawlnp from the interest of /110,0 0 lobe n, , in the
names of UN, in Como., and by an snarl payment
Iran ths Oamemay of 11.,000, the ill 4 annuM paymmt to be
made on the Nth )fovember, 1800. Shareholders subseriblag
he thins dorm will ultimo/sly bold their Mans free of oast.
The oust nay he repaid in 11011, whilst the b. Mar 11 the last
*Redrawn SI Coupon will, in addition, ree Iv. Tan Thousand
Pounds Comets (Th. preardiog Para- rapb Is Cop right.l
14.11 Prospectus and Nam el Applimalon for Maros may
he °Mantel on muiffilalloa to W. C. Chnimers, 1144 Painter-
Mon-Iteadlugs, Old Broad glialt, Loudon. IC.
CHRIST 11 •II 11•11Pilli
I Damn rtmortsd Inwes aed SPIRITS.
With SIM 1000 Hampen we embus
a hendsomeirmounted Oorkoarow.
Send Pail ON.. Order tor Os , payable in 10 days, to
panel", STOW'S, AND PMCKITT,
Witte sod Spirit Merchants,
6 DORICHTtLANI,
(lard St.)
LIU:68004

naousore
COMPOUND GLYCERINE BALM,
the DeffiliP,Mloo for the Nerds and Complexion.
An Infaffibie Cure for Claps and Roughness of the r kin,
removes Eruptions. Freckles, sad Tut. restore. the healthy
sodas of the Poem of the Skin, and alyee to the met sallow
oonsplegina e natural and healthy appearance
The iselm.although sold in I nvocrunendod 1,641/TIFIZR,
OF TER 001IPLEXION, should not be deiced with the
various dangerous and P 4eonoue Paiute and rosoct el In the
market ; Its action Is entirely different end 'erectly her,,',,.
The Saparkeity claimed for the C011?0011. GLYCORIVI BAJA
over all ether prepsraticee sold for the in poi-pant le that
It will keep the *in perfectly listilde, and without *tap r
b'ernifft, in all weathers, and II applied to the hands they will
be,, more mush mare, sher gee of 4 toperstare, etc, and pre-
fect a better appearance then they would if tre .ted wilt any
o her pameration in the known scold under the WOO circum-
stances.
Price la, or Three in One, ed. Sold by all the prin.:4ml
Chemists and Perfumen throughout the Kingdom nod
COloidOL Should there he any difficulty In procuring the
Salm in remote districts the Proprieto - M. K. FERGUSON,
Chemist, 6S, Orme Oiewgeetreet, leZds, will forward the
imeal sim as sus* for 16 ',tamps
TAMMION PIX, end Co.'s DUBLIIII STOUT. NORTH
ANNlffiltl=7, DUBLIN.
Branch 011ioas-114 Ohaps4strest, LiverpooL
Effis Doer Court, Illeadmister.
" 47. eadan.stroa. mew-
" ' a Merldeuestresh arminglaser
BILLIARD TABLI MAR [K.

op LEVANT% SR ROAMS, lIIRVANTS, Wanted MORI
CI HOUBRNAIDB, PARLOUR MAIM, L&DTIS MAIDS,
TIMM MAIDS, Ncrabis, ILITCHRNW +IDS, and a 'nab.,
of °moral gory int. for good hunillos In Linda& Illsoallsnt
wages giros. Apply or NM Muoped addressed envelope to
Noi. A. PIM, 7. PORCHENTILROAD, wwremag
0110 YR, LONDON. _
FEAVANAH 1:80ARS. Warranted Osnoino Wholesal• MOD.
par 100 on prepayment, Scott:lt Ilia,Na 8. Ikampler,
olgar Virrahast, St, Onesmaile 'I . . Le
.. TM Whit, r is coming on and sidoissec"nin"
. IL S.
TNPORTANT to BRADS al PANILIIIB, 1171''.01111 at
i SCHOOLS. be. Both heavy dot rehab and so immismit
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al whisli in promptiy antis' oougas, Odria, Bronchitis.
and Ammo ibiegoreeo (hod sad Thew, allsolisee sommes to
the Wham lierelbs to.. et the 'mew* of mime, onionoro,
ladmmi the piiiooor to mike Its worth mem pia* known.
It is to he obeiresel Mit 1446aririlai ell In Mint
imam Ma.or other Nodose the ussfeloom of
this primentlee is sat-ocemprioi by ths Stlimilling lb.
used mew of the nowreees whertleed soopleisal eimmiesnas
whisk mkt the swim el honelms Wm, mdfoiliaseett
primmer lairediesto el (to the young) a highbr
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rtS that Its Ms y proridoi Mato with an at all wants. W. WS LLACR AULD, 11001,..i
Wass reliable retotaly for ths oortainly soot... Mid trammel, of or ~, mosbereh.
disorders which, If neglected or anslii tooted.
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lemill to the my wont sanoorposossa. sirrile Londoni"M EltOrAL Woman _ w.....
10, Bow Clews.' yard, sod Ralall a di Reweesiehle steerbeet dreesimr .or _ 0..., a.. Lis,.
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meg Illesimerl Ifebe Lit N. IL ILOWILIFT, so --.'
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norsetetinnt4 exiirpos..
.........v....b0ti0t..... bad been elected ev/vaptainsi...Uwerilar. and 31,1,r.t!yiy
..;er.
i%selare...;broloosed;.o
slimy
.Mvr.
=hile: propoaedi Tbe
1.07 repor..., =wit erwasc.n..acemeitryi.
omit:. cons..
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majoritynentof oefa..ptain.. I. sell and Mr. stoke ores rEI by •
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19th.
'. tew&elfererdredged from the Harbour aside the aiming wall. DORS CARPS wANTIM.
J object wee to gave labour, and enable the men to An application was needs for au Otter lamp in Calton-
work longer hours. It would be 1301 t. long, and would road.
fieLi OP RAPS SMARM-On Tuesday afternoon, at t about gel Mr. Anossear mentioned the want in the Pare, and
twheilßedumltormre totet
Bank', there
cei15d..13, auction
o.
which
coat elm
cco,..tostine,ct...ad, subject to the approval of the Mr. WRIAFORD spoke of tho mower of the lames
Ming lighted toter; at Watmoupoold ore they burnt
£lO had been paid up), at prices rauging from FIUME/ from must to suees e
£4l Si. ed., to £ll M. each. i Sir. ROBKRIION saked-are any negotiations pending Mr. Alderman Titoism lad c.omp'einei to to. lamp-
LOCAL St:cense -At the Greet Nationalbetweeet the representatives of the bite Kr. Williams sad lighters, and been bullied tor It -a director of ebe Get
Poultry
the Town Counsel respecting.the Pile-pier! He eater Company too I
and Pigeon Show, held last week at the Crystal stood NroThorot ea wee powered wools femocably open Mr. Leona mentioned the rase of a b,k o• nom el
Palace, Mr. W. Bishop, of the' town, was is very their opotootew. Fancy, who, trying to pars near the bridge, wee usr (Mee
rucceasful exhibitor, having won no leas than two The Town Mame did not too. of any negotiation', over the quay, and got drenctwd.
firsts, three seconds, and four tblrJoriaee. three high The fint badness wee to &recipe Ward aldermen Mr. Tbe whole matter Wee referred to the Luta Cenimittee
commendation, and one o3Mmilin on with Ida atm Groves was chosen chairman of the Weymouth coun- EM a ELT rawnewers. Pre
bratl silver and white dragoon pigeons. Also • caws, and Mr. Lome. mooed Mr. Howard a• Ward I Tbe lbert then proceeded an inspect balding plane it..
,
Alderman for Weymouth.-Unanimously carried. Winding one in Involane ; and an application of Merry.
second prize with blue docking fowls.
M. Lemma wee chosen adman for leekombe Regis with reference to an alterstlun of a front ..butting on fit-
Ova lively contemporary The Referee says relative eonneillan, and Mr. Withrow) proposed Mr. Alderman Thom...cam also a Man for a similar alteration in Bat
to the Lerd Mayor's Buiquet at the Guildhall :- mined". ward eederwer_ Doeoiwoody no_aesteot
mut, were referred to tea Street Committee.
" His lordship I. of course to be ganged only by biro Committees were appointed for the ensuing year. The
official conduce and he la perhaps not responsible forth. watch committee to waist of the whole Commie excela DR. DRRW V. Ma HARKEd.
sonh •intinlatered to the Press. Of the weekly news- the moior member, mt., Amermeo =woo
dr, one Is invited to be preemie and that is • Bridge and General Account Committee: In plea of APOLOGY AND wirecogew.o ..
F,:.°;:l which costa et. and whose circulation. cenameed Dr. Drew Sr. Groves wears-elected. Market House COOP ' court was early crowded on Friday
with the Penny weeklies, is micromopkally minute. The mates: (r. RebenO name was substituted for Dr. Drew'.. The magistrates
insinuated explanation of the City authorities is. they Pier and Harbour: Sr. Tanning was added. laat, in order tube., the cams Dr. Drew v. Messrs.
don't care a--for peziaureaders. and so long •11 the nobs The Meet hoped that in future yean they would work Harker and Wheeler, for defamation. Them cues, it
ie wt of the a ,the people can wait till Mon- MOM by committer the. formerly. It had been a great • .oy election o eve, e
rree Is lightly wrong; he should havelndoded drawback that the cornea had worked m mem in this will be remembered, arose out o! co
another Journal, • Liberal organ published it tl.-tbe way, and he should endeavour to throw more work on the signed "W. Jude Harker, IL The following were
fourpenny he refers to la • fossilised Tory, ea that Charley conowiteme.
the forms of the summonses. Wi118414 Jana has not any very decided political views of his own. PRIMER TO RR 111/ItIO.
However, probably the penny weeklies rotate the comPli- The Weymouth Cam& it is Proposed, shall hire the
ment, and say they don't care •d— for Civic authoriths dredger 01
...
Fa...h
ixr.k
Company
, Am a
..ta.
maliciously did
summoned ownerteforanthdat
pubebushunlawafulcelyrianeind
But at the same time the maiden to invite the proprietor to Insure it at OLEO, and return the at
In goM
of the Parke published in his native borough appears not order to Falmouth Buboes. The Falmouth Council "Dreamalow. Lid l:i-beTlhoaft ahacel umnlearewrafullyialf the
ed
salirdritajaleanPdh
only mean Met about on a tar with the arrangement. of Bogie/tad t o add that the dredger labo be returned to the
the efieir which altogether do not MUD i. 4 to make Cherie, satisfaction of the engineer of the Falmouth Conpany, toParyblielhibe:del. oaf aartainand conicealreinr very Popular. The Town 00MICIL suggead the agreement was very he, the said William Jarvis Fluter, then well know-
- import tot, and the agreement ought to be left over to ins the said libel to be fake. Mr. Wheeler was sum-
tande. Isaioned
jan...dphdeDfammwa:
awertain the state of the dredger now. The Great
Western had offered to lend teloo for the Lined for pritinfftin_gp, AIL; :tows:
ise.
Mr. Rouses dm thought the quota= asittlnt... a The pleh.-,-. r 1 . Matthews,
the dredger on its return should not be altogether left to euP prole attendance
his
=lter,
itru. Wyeetrxlir,
.mbie goeilnicto4...r,
the engineer of the Falmouth Dock Company. The Wey-
mouth Council moat be careful toot to have a dredger table were aim Mr. S. J. Fowler, and Mr. F. C.
.s 1 seat.. .t the
which might have been worn hold to the very edge of Sta.:gall, Town Clark. Shortly before eleven toed-ten.
*Meknes Late they loot it. o ee o
_, dent, Ale. Meeker, commonly kunern as n.,
Referred to Vs Harbour Committee, on the motion m entered. Ilia soliciters were tie.. Giles Symonds,
Mr. Roams and Mr. Dave,..
of Doesbeeter, and Mr. Hume. Mr. Harry
711 011 /PILLS.
Wheeler wee near the Magistrates' Clerk. The
Richard Shepherd tendered ... ... .1.55
Charles E Cuter ... ... ... ... CM reporters' box was over-full, some being obliged to sit
Eli Zel
R in other pens of the court, for both sides hat engaged
tam for special "note." to ba taken of the case.
Mr. Ltilllult proposed, M. Mith.gooi seconded, and it The court accommodated amongst others Mr. Alder
wee resolved, that Me. Roper's tender In accepted for man Thomas, Rey. W. Smith, Mr. Hibbs, Mr. E. 0.
driving feeder pike.
Hallett, Mr. A. Rolls, Mr. J. Talbot, Mr. It Gagkell,
Sellot/OR APALITS
... ... ... ... ...
An Applicata Woe made by Mr. J. Cranes Leach, of
mai, Mr. Russell, Mo. Mr. J.
Kr. A. Derias. Mr. G. B. Weidord, Mr. JUDOS
Starminster Newt on (the candidate for the county), for Reseell, Mr. J. E. lin • 3 o _ _
standing that the boroughs would probably appoint the Grocery, Mr. Peen at, Mr. Bosh, Mr. Sheeler, Mr.
the post of easiest for to. borough, MC Leech andel' Parsons, Mr. KW. Fuller, Ur. C. Carter, Mr. W.
same person se wee elected the county analyst. Excellent J. .T. H. Longman, Mr. J. Baunton, Mr. Aylesbury,
testimonials Were appended, and the Clerk of the POIOG lit,. EL Foot,. Mr. 3. G. Rowe, Mr. W. Robertson
for Dont deo wrote that the County Cannata proposed Mr. mgt.. -if:. T. B. worn., Mr. Retookn price:
to recommend the appointment of Mr. ',tech u county Mr. S. Jack., Kr, whettom, Mr. Vincent, jun.,
=Alpe.
Mr. Landis airminster Newton was suitable for Weymouth. J. Marta, and a large number behind. .
Mr. Tanta doubted whether • person from so remotes Mr. Bull, Mr. Style, Mr. Yoga, Mr. Board, Mr. W.
place as St
The Moroi stated that Mr. lemb'e qualifications were and Mr. Robertson, having been eaboxeciaed as
of the Melted order; be had himself been present at the witnesses, did not act in the case, although they were
Qoarter Sessions when the matter was en of by Led on the Bench. Although Dome had been solicitous
Portman.
to secure early, the proceedings showed no sign
Mr. Looms stated that Dr. Leah had met him, and of betSgacae:the usual hour, and Mr. Symonde and
spoken very highly of Sr. Leach whom he believed to be se .
a a • peered to et into badness about quarter
tha
taat
man
they
amid
&Pt" Mere
waa
ho
wev
er,
the alr
eleven PMr ft de tared into consult.-
past van, when • iMOB en assertion of payment yet to settled.
The Town °thus Is te write and Lanza the mode of tion with Mr. Matthew.. It seemed that if terms
election and remuneration, w being dimuseed, and those behind the scenes had
LOCAL BOA 11.1) Or REALM tilree to that about the number of witnesses said to
ewe TURNPIKE ROAM. be sub-peased, and there was a little gossip about
,
The Board were informed of the expiry of the Way- warrants, and the necessity of pry iding a special cell
inmate, ligeleombe Regis, and Dorchester Turnpike Trust. for those said to be in danger of being arrested, to
The Town CLARK mid though there will be considerable which it was replied that the no ma likely 'special
outlay in Wang them formerly thaspike roads in order, sell" would be for the public, by abet disappointed of
yet the County Board will pm half the expends
hearing the sue.
ISIGHWAYS.
A It was not until a quarter to twelve thee the maga.
not be. ralbsetaaaatobrbasaahve ttlteheforewholtedßetrierdrLdshetherreimiredit wale.. Gtrates. Nuotenteroeytt)Mpurtrodfdr°:, themipirpii=tebrwy °mt.. , gr..
matract He believed if a prom contract were entered
lab, they would be able to get their roads repaired at aa floetetne, ille- Jetne• Millet, Me. T. Abbott, Mr.
oat not exceeding that which they oast before. I). Galen, Mr. Ltutdie (toe. ayor), Idr. W. Talbot,
average cost
about eight Iles mare rood thrown open them. Mr. James Robereeen, Mr. G. Reynolds, Mr. II
end be remarked Mismarerage cost of repairs of turnpike Remeet, Mr. J. R Robens, and Dr. Moorhead.
reeds was about 1.90 • mile William Jarvis Hater was first called, and Mr.
lITINSIOM OF ITJAIORAPR WIRES Symonds answered: I appear for him, sin. Mr.
An application was made for permission to carry the I(hews rose,addreasing the Bench, said there wereet
Pest-aloe telefre Win" °v."' a owner of the Gardens he was correctly informed, &able momeot two summon.
meow the Marine Hotel, at • height of ODO.. ses before the magistratesjwhich set out that the two
Mr. NA.IOLa maid that some paste had been put on Sir persons before them had be= guilty of writing and
Frederick Johnstone's land without his consent, and he
Mr. Hacker though for
*meld Ind the Telegraph-office ought to give mom* &anew- Pub_lishing • defamatory ithel• The tnte more im•
Ment for the permission, in order to keep the control =mewl Were them was •,,
dan& of the Local Board. forme sake Mr. Wheeler also remained, because he
Sr. LUNDIS thought now telegraph wires are as Impor- (Mr. Matthews) was happy to say that go far as that
Lot almost as the Post-ales the Board ought not to offer summonses was concerned, Mr. Wheeler had taken a
any. obstacle, course and a right one, became it having comet)
e„,,,,,wr. ItueotrLes„,rteioo,n chimney without •w_o_oire' might be knowledge what were the contents of the bill, which
0--verdeno"-- --v." - ............y ...."ou. °‘''''.l °ler ."" he did not know before, he had in a very proper
Mr. N*WOL. pointed out that the wire' might interfere spirit come forward and said that-if be had " own
with private propene. . e content. he certainly would not have allowed it to
' Some councillors wished to have • guarantee (or the issue from his printing office. He had furthermore
removal of the wire at proper notice, and ex Dr. Drew his regret for having given It
ie Mr. Dss proposed that the application be referred to peril:47i ,to
and had been anxious to withdraw, as far
U.. Street Committee am he could, the charge. This was hie letter :-
&monied by Mr. WALUS, and carried. "Dr. Drew. Dear Sir,-1 sincerely regret Printing the
POND NEAR TIM GAS WORKS but attacking your character. It was brought to my
On the suggestion of Ile LOVELL, the Tow. Clerk was ofil et by Mr. Harker, and hod I artfully read the mune
mted to write &dein JO the Rural Sanitary Authority, script. eel should have dour, I would not have printed it.
respecting tie piece of low land or stagnant water near I therefore beg publicly to oder you my apology for doing
the Gas Works. so, and t Mos this opponent y ot saying that, having known
SIR JOBS COMM BILL you:7./4mm, I believe you incepaMe of either writing
Mr. ROBERTSON asked if So John Cowie. bill had been or irreverently against the Bible. - Hewer
yet received I w Hamm.
The Tow; CLIMK said ye., for MOMS time past, and in Mr. Matthews continued: An apology more candid
answer to • question mid the amount was about £SOO. or more fair he did not think any one could endeavour
Mr. Themes thought the Town Clerk abroad lay thia on
to get from anyone who had been in the wrong. lie
the table, also his own datum-Agreed to, therefore wished, with the consent of the Bench that
INSPECTOR OF NCIIIARCIL the summon, as against Mr. Wheeler should be 'with-
Mr. Dams asked if tbe duties of losnctor oe Nuisances drew").
would occupe his whole time I
The Meyer stated the Bench Mr. LeNDIS replied: So Important and extensive were
the duties that they would occupy alined 'very minute. Mr. Matthewseentinued ' g':•7l-tbe, came
to
Mr. NANOLR, in an elaborate speech, dwelt on the another matter-that of the summons against Mr. Supposed Capture of " Spring' details of the very multifarious and reeponsible duties of Harker, and there again, he was happy to tell their
the Inspector of Nuisance*, and thought thelaficer should worships, they would not be detained at any great heeled" Jack.
be paid fairly, so as to keep him above temptation, length, because Mr. Harker, as represented by Mr.
TOG MATO{ mentioned the Local Government Board Symonds, had come forward and stated that, which, The prisoner John Williams FoOdard was brought up on
would pay half the salary.
with the sanction of the Beach, seemed to entitle the Monday morning at Weymouth before Mr. Et. c, Gooddea
AI to the amount, it was mentioned that the Rural
8 initery Authority pay £lOO aew, laintiff to withdrew the proceedings as against him. (thalrmanteseolonel Swaffield, and Dr. Smith, Captain
y
Mr. Tolosa proposed that the salary of the Borough it WU unquestionable that if the case had Atnyatt, chief constable of Dorset, and several borough
Inspect or of NotallaOte be £lOO, and thought they couM been proceeded with, strife of no common order would
get a very efficient 01BOW for that amount
Mr. Nave,,. secondedt have excitedin the town of Weymouth- there could melOstrates being aim on the Bench.
be no doubt that party feeling ran h, and if once all Mr. Howard appeared for the prosecution. and Mr. T,
Mr' Lertmt mention.,) that gin" £16.000 had been e.- the circumstances were made public, enmity would be Hann. for the defendant. The latter is a tall and rather
pended on the drainage the closets had been vastly crem.d ',ohm people now friondly, „nd it might dark man, and has been employed lately in the office of the
Improved. The salaries oi Ike borough *Mare had been
lately increased, and he did non know where they were to rem" in msieul i_damegia, 0,,,A .... itoo -e.„... The Court was densely crowded, the public m
If once anything of Gaardlee
eettaure
AM. Had not Supt. name Carried out the duties evidence were gone ere°. 'err°. 7irrilling L.ee, public
___, ~,,o. the bridge, which was held in the Council-chant
efficiently at £lO a rear( tention were aroused, that wo übe -ito A seemed tO adjoining, being almost deserted, except be members of
The Kayo, oal-eielt the but intentions Sent Voken Dr. Drew, being himself • magistrate, being aa he the COIROTZtheIe and even of the... Jew came into Court
h-d not coo rod out the duties as required by the Lama might say one of theueselvea -even the Bench itself to have • look at the man who was supposed to have cased
Government Board, nor hal the Board enforced those might be placed in • fake position. There hl been such • stir. A consldereile number of young women were
duties u_p_on him,
a withdrawal in this metes of that which had been gathered in the seas on the seat of the Bench.
, Mr. Welts pressed that the advertisement should
Mr. Howard said there were several caeca of sole mm-
contain a notice that no person within the borough need trublished i but if ono. before this Bench it came that
I fedoutside the bo h d
v. . Teases :If you put in Harker he won't be able to even
pletadeethi
. Dret..l.7Baucharathoter had lb. vindicated, it mtast ra t
matter. and it mast to, was committed inside: and he proposed to deal with the
'"" county cues first For some time pasta on certain roads
Wills any bills. becalms be will have all his time em= to Dr. Drell a matter. Having considered in this neighbourhood, there had been conoptehote a young
1t... reeehed to advertise for an Inspector of Nu fully all the circumstances be had been able, there women being frightened by some Man running after them,
at £lOO • Year. fore, to accept from Mr. Huber the expression of and athing them in various ware Some person would
Tlll ooviairnmer BOARD LSD TEI PRAGUE'S regret which allowed him to say to the Bench "There esault these young woman when they were alone, various
• wok:aeon from the Gore meathad been respected, and watched, and at last
Item bees no truth in the weeders which have been
was readm,
with reference to the oomplaaints brought
mad.. m ohasuatse, and flare balm it truth hi persons
eformation given, this man was taken for an off
against the drainage of the borough, and encloging furtbm 1
.1„.. committed outside the borough • but he (Mr. Howard)
complaint& The minded were contained in a eneneomd them, and it being comfeesed by Mr. Hacko er --`""' understood the more serious evide.noe produced would be
respectably dined, when ones I have said there is no truth in them, 'I of something committed within tho boundary. Kr.
Yr. Rosins remarked certain gentlemen of the town accept that expression,' Dr. Drew finds himself well Howard woe proceeding to open the Ca.,; but the stir in
have very pronounced opinions, and they will lows no time content to accept the expression of regret from Mr. Court Wee so great that be announced he thought it beet
In Miring up the reeling. M the Loul Government Board Harker which Mr. Harker Ins given." What he at once to proceed with the edam._
live at No 3, Albert-street, and on Saturday night went
against tie Had the Inspector of Nuisances acted accord- (Kr. Mathews) should propose to dO would be simply Julia Keene • married woman, not very big. mid: I
Mg to the requiremente of the Government Board, we tbm-of course subject to the better judgment of the
should not have had the nuisance from which the town •-- Domheeteroorod, and between half-peat seven
had suffered. Them ladies and (elitism who .. w had din ed Bench, for he (Dr. Drew) had placed the criminal onto.and
eight prisoner asked me to go for • walk to him. Iwm
the complaint, lived in • circle &emend the plea where law in motion, and that was not to be trifled with, so there by the teetotal gard em -w those man Ws the THE LIABILITIE OF FOX HUNTING.
that nuisance aoose. lie himself' had (OW to the oboe, whatever they pummeled to do must be subject to the gardens-down over tls hill there.
• S and found the drainage of no area from Bridge buildinp, decision of the Bench. The aurae he would ask Mr. Howard explained this was near Argyke engem in Lord Coleridge end Mr. Mellor, sittingas •
and the houses alone the Dorchester roedodischarge their them to adopt would be this-Dr. Drew came forward the parish of Rat pole. Divisional Court, decided on Saturday morning a rat
wade sewage into the timber-pound at the back of the with object, and only one ;it wee that of refuting Detailing what happened, witness said: My husband of law which, especially at the p t
homes where the" ladlee and imill""1 ft"- Argyle the lit:riots matter contained in the handbill signed wees oath, top of the hill, and told me to go on. This man r will be of -
considerable-Mee° "UM
o the
Terrace and other houses also mama into there, and me o ~. sr t As. la. e, d said-" Good evening, I a very interest to for-
bears on the other side discharged their draimmeowards ."—• Hacker. -1) `''''' """Itheewl) PrePused to ( wend mat me, a wei sir." He dood 'Youla sua-AI Itunt:°t° At • recent meet of the Vale of Taunton
Lodlmoor near where it was spread out, ready to p him in the wholes box, and also proposed that 'attar coo, ecOose 72; att. side co the tea . , ..- -1 foxhounds a fox had been found, and in the arse of
contananate the air He spoke of the large amount of in that public court of justice he sbould say that the did so ; there was • lot of stone there, and eo.l:uld toot the chase, had been punned by the hounds across a
seaweed spread out and malted the Board to pause before cootento of the handbill are untrue, that he has never walk any farther. I walked on, and lost sight of the certain field which "bordered," or " marched " or
they Incurred any tern expense He moved, "That as held the opinions or One of them attributed to him in man. I had left y husband on the top of the hilt and " b ounded," or was "immediately adjacent" .to
the discharge ofthe noway, from the house. situate the seaman's); there may have been oonvenallon, expected to overtake him I was listening for my husband. second field in the tenancy of a certain Mr. 13 a • amour-
beyond the control of the Crban Sanitary Authority of b„ far aa Mr. Harker is concerned, there was when misoneropeke to me fint. I walked on towards Rade ha Mr. Summ erhayes himself is inerm, audit would
this Borough into the Backwater has become • serious ;slot 1„..., falsehood in the f gated pole Gate. and turned back, thinking y husband eree Yea"
source of evil, the Town Clerk be instructed to take the 0 ""' ''''' e facts
a.
Perhaps coming. Then I t this man again male I did seem that his son, Summerhayee the younger, who acts
mod 'urgent =Anne to Cease an immediate cessation the Bench would allow him to read to them what . t :tow wit tuteas cants from: but a. id „ a• his father's agent or WIZ has an objection both to
said Good
of the mine Harker was content to ear. Mr. Harker had ex- no
evening. miss,' I did not answer him but turned away, fox-hunting and fox hantera Anyhow, as • gentleman
There was no seconder. premed his regret for the publication of a document Re theo ewee after me end said "Are you going for e' of the name Od Paul, seomparded by a (Mend woe rid.
The ILATOR reminded the Beare they hadalready passed which had made him responsible there before them. ..alk to the country. issr But I replied"/ ami going i leisurely over the field which the fox had cr.eared and
g uli
• similar resolution.
He said :- the other way.' he said "1 shall be very pleased to in the direction which the hounds had taken, young
Mr. GIOrLA said the Rural taximeter of Nuisance had v you ••• but I moiled "I don't want
been appointed end is nue* preperetioos to ebote the, " I published the matter complained of believing it to ecamn.Pan- y ' hi d Your cone Summerhayea, standing on the frontier of his own teed
-
nuisance. be true at the time and in the public interest If it be Pen/. turned and left man got on • good distance tory, shouted out to them, "Gentlemen,
• nom him when I heard him running' this was towards eI forbid you
Mr. NANGLE uOrrrideret iriTerY nerelearY the minor not true, as Dr, Drew In public deo.s it eo be, I nape. th of H from coming on this land." The result, of coulee,
evils should beat once removed, am they must contribute having given an untrue report prominent circulation. Weymou - ter rne. e came up, caught me by the
right shoulder, and said 'You had better go for • welt was first an altercation and then a rood to violence.
to the nuisance. if they did not cause it What they hed oome there for the purples of obtala- little way. I then screamed and helloed pretty louda
The two mentlemen atampted to force their way
The Moroi remarked they bad already communicated log they had obtained; what they might have gained d y husband came tip as mon as I hollmed Ole through a gap in the party hedge. ,:u h -
miner ayes
with the Rural Sanitary Authority.
If tlew' had gone to • jury they had now gained •Mr sTrueltathe man. There was • fight between the primmer seized their horses by the bridle and , forced them
Mr. ROBINS said that =lee • strong and permanent whoO tai apologises i Mr, gook . d husband, d I the hill back. Thee the battle
er retracta, regre er an myan ran op e to meet a police- waxed almost Homeric, for
pressure were brought to bear upon these persons, the say." As a bum,. / wee merest.' in this uoseetion ; man, and met P.C. Townsend. I had gone to get • Mr. Paul appears to have resorted to his bunting
gots would not be remedied.
Mr. THOMAS was for fleeing the fully, a I eyed it, lam sorry to say it, I believed an un- constable because there was • fight baween prisoner and whip, using the handle or "crop" of it battle-axe-
matter beli
m husband. competent Inspector, end have • fall report , true report ; onoe show melt was untrue, and I regret E ,
.....
ined by my. Hamm: f
at frightened, I wise ewhereunto Summerhaire ae Diomed, retells-
Mr. Wert lii asked whom the Backwater belongs tot having given it circulation."." was have not told anyone since Saturday night that lit had twi with a gigantic clone, pun this, am heroes in the
The 11•T011 answered-To the town. The Mayor : I should like to see • copy of the bill known It WAS Pollard I ghoul.' not have bolloaed. Hie "Iliad" demanded from their chariot to fight on foot,
Mr. Weues :We have ample power to prevent parties m anaggion. mother came to MO on Sunday— so did Mr. Paul and hia companion dismount d , an
putting their nuisance in the Backwater, and why do we gr. Matthews and Mr. Symonds had each one ; but Mr. Hanna : Never mind what his mother nail' I don't what is pleasantly termed " • drunk" ensued. How
not use those powers l
to tell • 1
Mr. LVXDIIIS, :Take of the long nuoetings the Board had Mr. Symonds handed up hk, Mr. Matthews remark- went you with long rigmarole. Did you have no the matter ended we are not told. On the one aide
had on this sub ect, the different opinions expressed • all fog that hie copy was marked ; therefore he did not conversation your husband boat going on the were a couple of fox-hunters, on the other • iii,t.u.rd.../
of them had their pet opinions and had stock to them. hand it up. Dorchester- -A. ea -Q. Are you in the habit of Some t yeoman. Shrew b
going for • walk with your husband on the Dorcherter- d lows doubtless
They had resolved on having • report from • man of Dr. Drew then went into the witness box, and waa road at night I-A. Yes, and on the Preeton-road too.--Q, from either side, and it mem well be that the males .of
known experience, and the question is whether they sworn.
I don't want to know about the Preston-road ; do_you battle wer._,.balzuced. Afere ordeal of battle, how-
should have an analyst or an engineer They wants,! Q, Your name, sir, le Joseph Drew? walk with your husband on the Dorchester-road I-A. Tat ever, was not enough fm Surnmerhayes- a man ap-
not simply to know the cause of the nulaanee, but the A. It is. we have • garden there.-Q. Did you me any policemen parently as tenacioue of his rights as the greatWig.remedy, and although Mr. Hawkegley was • long time in Q. you are a magistrate of this town' there I-A. I saw some men there.-Q. Did you not see glasworth himself. Be summoned his
seeding his answer the last time he was consulted, he - -
agsallante
I am. some policemen in uniform I-A. No. I saw some men, Ore the Justice, of Boma f
(Mr. Lundie) thought the person ought to be one who
but I eould not me an uniform le it not •net or Lama and
had • knowledge of Weymouth, and if no better person Q. Your cherecter was reflected upon by the hand. - y
.—Q. positive treepaeg. The magistrates convicted, and the ar
fact that you and your husband had arranged with the g el-
WM named be was in favour of leering Mr. Ilawkesky. bill which I hold in my hani ?
moment which their lordship. heard on Saturday
police to go and trap this moan or some one else r--A_ y Was
Mr. WKLIFORD mentioned, although be did not support, A. It was..
No. Creme examination continued: When the man put virtual], an apPelli against the conviction. Legal
at preeent, Mr. Baldwin Latham, c.c. Q. The content. of that haudbill Cr, of course well his hand on my shoulder, we were near the bottom of talent of the highest order was retained on of her
He WEL and Mr. WALLIS insisted that the Bard kno to you' the hin. I saw a carriage; I did not me one stop; one aide. For the aPP liana-Mr. Paul and his f' 61
nem.-
ought to exercise their power, and keep sewage out of the A.Wrambey are, drove on: but Ido not know how far it went I cannot there appeared Mr. Cole
Backwater.
how far we were from • house. I had had no ' tic., a gentleman of the
Mr. THOMAS reminded the Board that geutkmen present CMG, Dr. Drew, th a *ether in
. c 4. le It . . the Guild- my .. _ .. _ highest eminence on the Western Circuit. Isncloort
In the month of October, or any other time or reinsertion &wad Ms matter With • policeman, previous of the conviction the ita a
met repeatedly stated the nuisance did net come (ruin bell
to -et- out that &Mit Our garden was near the bottom Mr. A • Pe n t fame were by
lbe sewage being discharged above the Dam, but from she place, you sooffed at the Bible ?
of 17010-terra, night was quote sure my husband was ' Arthur Charles.
We
may
°Dflawiumiii). all"
sewage being carried over the Dem. He named No A. rt is libiplUt A c untrue and false. (Applause). not in the hedge watching ;he left the Warty he that their lordships needed no unites. material for the
wiss
Corfield, who had written • very exhaustive book on the Qlt is absolutely untrue that yen. at the Guildhall talking to, and came up to us. tto You did Doi see hiut decision at which the ultimately
arrived ; and that
and utilisation 01 selvage in the month of October, or anywhere or at anytime, did you I-A. No-Q. Then yap did not know where you; their affirmation of t 0 conviction is not like! yto be
tilirealloweet. considered the Board were not ready to coned the Bible a fable' hetaboad came from, did you f-A.. I did not see him.- questioned.
Invite a gentleman down to report, until the smaller A. It b absolutely (aim. Being asked further by Mr. Howard witness said she A number of frivolous point. were taken by the
nuisances were removed.
called out "Ted r (her husband's name), he then
Mr. Roaass enforced the belief they should have some q. Did you ever digest a company of gentlemen „toot whoa end they both feu d 'Mang appellant', which tililindourt dismissed at once, and
Out, e le, one known to the Government Board in London, f if mita "mu you were by what you said? o" together Mob it would be ~_ Had bad no prearrangement with anyone *bent this. w to Mr. Cole to rake up.
they had throne unknown to the Board, the letter would Dr. Drew: Never, were only three genes, when she w prisoner the fint time, she thought he wee Practically, however, the contention for the appellants
not feel confident in the report Causes are in 0 ea men besides myself, and they joined in the general some cierse"Man (Llughter 1 Did not tell the primi oe,"; wee that a fox is vermin, and that at common law a
In the Backwater, which are capable of Lag a coneeroodon which we were holding upon matters mother that if she bad looown it wars her son, ii "-e d.- man in pursuit of a toe may go
greater =Mint et nrOOPere thee urea would suppose entirely distinct from the Biblical queadon, for they not have screamed. Had known the Fullard Leta Da
- Inasmuch to kill it is a - - anywhere after
It,
y Somelle common benefit, and that to
anise they went and smelt for themselves, turned upon the Divorce Court. year,. Saw hie mother yesterdey and told her she arm pursue it is a own duty. This clear line of
common y.
TM Ileum undertook to draw op • ease to be guarantied was her son ; but when she
a were you ever stmeared by the gentlemen with yer, ex" it saw the men on aegmesent got somewhat Werke by the introduction
to the gentlemen t o be Lpoiated, and that ease he would
_o___-'w ono oon ale for .,....ra the road, she did not know him at all.
Mat submit to the amnia.. of the whole Board, and they
mm,..`"eete e•-• were
- . -nay —"nit P.C. Townsend: lam seethe:Nod at Wyk On Sat of William IV., which, deer making • certain number
could alter it if they liked. as to matters of re on and of aith ? urlay
night I was on duty la private cloth: ewer Aroem. of new provisions as to treepage, goes on expand, to
111 answer to • queetice. -1-..-Certainly not
terrace, Radipole_puish. I saw the prisoner Iroise Woo. exemet the fox-hunter from thek provision& All,
The Surveyor maid he knew Mr. Garfield only by repine Q. Dr. Drew: Is it true in any sense t o which the the direction of %Vermouth towards Rene ob, 0s- - however, that ale comae to is that the common Law
..e. Re
tion sea professor of words can be applied that you have ever mood the went up the road, returned and spelt. to &female but I rights of the fox-bunter, each ag they were before the
Mr. Deems feared Mr. llorfield'e appointment would of an " impious slanderer r could not tell whom. When he was gone be ' away passing et the Game Act, are in no wa
only laid to his aiming hem, eerie( something about the charactery
prejudiced°
A. Never; nor of A "Slanderer." without the word about two or three minutes, and when he came wbaual wis diminished., r derogated f by hat .
ran t memorable
town, and the difficult, would still remain.
on the RaMpole siek of Arevle-terras The female was status Wheat thou HA
Yr WWI; fearinglfr. Flawkeeley would be too loag "impious." walking in the directiou of R dipole Gate, and te were is another question
before be reported. was quite willing to withdraw big Q. It does not apply to you, either am to impiety or t her and spoke to her; but I e old not hear what he
Prisoner and on this point there CMS be no better authority the;
alliall. sander ?
ymard. I sew the hitheleleeeeitet. and went ori, and prisoner Bosoon's "A bridgeruent"-the very front and origin of
Sr. Weu believed Mr. Ilaweeeley knew the most A. Never, then went over the hedge into the allotment ground. He eP , subsequent this text Woks' "The emu" Law." runs
about the borough.
Q. Have you ever attacked the honour, the fair must have run up inside the hedge.-'-Sir Hanne you did time letter of ems venerable compilation, "warrant. the '
Mr. Watta spoke In the manse seam
fame, or the character of the women of England? not ...him. and cannot tall as that -Wham: I maw no hunting of ravenous heists of prey on another men's
Mr. LIZIMII doubted what they would gate by having
A. No ;if e hoe, / should week the of more till I heard Mrs. Knight serum. After Ilea sight ground, such as foxes, wolves, an ers d badg ;so that the
Mr. Clorfleld.
of the Relsoorte and before the scream, I heard some party in pureeing them through the ground is subject to! ogAllo. orcb,ttuastto , ooand PRaet,„.°6l°., wordalaak,a„ue=tV
It wet by Mr. Thorium seconded by Mr my own wife "21_, ,dalht.r.. i and it is not likely that one as if getting over the hedge, and running. I went no action ha
gamma, KrtPre.dW. H. (lordeld It• appointed to make 107 geetfenme .rt.u.4 tam. towards the direction of the scream- and met Mra.b.tillat, w Weyer." Upon this point, apparently Mr. t --- -v-v ' ---"".• -' -a.. '. --- -----'
m his of ths Backwater, end report to time Nosyda Mr, Matthews here paused; but Mr. Symonds and but came to bir aosbaud-o-s-Ad-esy usu. Cole rellecesapplementingitby the contention i Prate! and Published by Noma IL Walloon, at
without ameadreem. pointed him out sornothbag in the MIL ii, th. i...."e prim... then token into custody. aN that • fox-bunter has a prima facie right to croft the ' the Offiega,S, 14h-street West, Dorchester, in time
POW WITZSZY APTIIOIIIITE Mr. Matthew,: I as. told that I was not elm eheogod7-ak an &mak Mee. Knight said IA arii....., ground of mother man; and that if he don d= 1 parish of ni. Moly Trinity, for the Prot:Astor.
111 plea ei Dr. Drew ew the Pen &OHM Await*. MUMS IMMO ill regard to the third el promos the bad been eiganlied, and is did not deny ii,-. the rethod7 ill by seeks of theePthe In Sl* Tuesday, November 19, UM

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS
The Doke of Beaufort'. Moan& —Tuesday, November
19, Lower Wood,; Wedaesday, November 90, Troable
H 0,,.: Friday, November 22, Pucklechureta ; Saturday,
November 24, Hullavington —at 11.
The Wells Subscription Harriers. —Tuesday. November
19, Mr. & Craidock's, fihepton Mallen (at 10,; **rider.
November 22, Buroott Inn—at 11.
The Blackmoor Vale Hotta& —Tuesday, November 19.
King. Stec Pulham ; Thursday. November 11, Yarlimp
to H 0,,.; Saturday, November 23, Bagber-brido—at 11-
The Cattlatock Hounds—Wedneeday, November M.
Stock-bill. Glanville' Wootton; Friday, November
Travellers Reet--at 10.45.
MS Cot, sold Rounds. —Wednesday, November H.
iiltankidon ; Saturday, November 23, Withington Wood—
Mr. Luttrell'. Hounds. Tuesday, November 19,
Italeigh's Cross ; Saturday. November El, Croweombe Park
Gate—at 10.
The Tsuntou Vale Hounds.—Ta m lay, November 19.
Fitatmad Court; Friday. November H, Dihinyton Park—
et 11.