The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-26 00:00:00

'BLICATIONS.

The day of Prosperity, and the day of Adversity.
A sermon by the Rev. C. Tower, rector of Chilmark,
12mo. 2d., by post 3d.
Our Founder's Purposo.—A sermon preached in the
Chapel of Merton College, Oiford, on the 600th
anniversary of the incorporation of the " Scolarea
de Merton," by Walter Kerr, Bishop of Salisbury,
Bvo. 6d.
A Charge to the Clergy and Churchwardens of the
. . . .

Di ,c;f3.o of SalisbutZin. August, 1864,, by Walter
Kerr, Bishop of Ei.liebitry, Bvo. 2s.
ife.moir
.of VA Rev: Stafford Broom, some.

time vicar of Westbury, with extracts from his diary

and sermons, crown 8;c:., cloth 3a. 6d.
Salisbury School Register, applicable both to the
inspection forinausei by the Committee of Council,
and also to those issued by the National Society for
the use of diocesan inspectors of schools, and specially
adapted to the revised code. For 60 names, price
9d. For 120 names, is. With portfolio, 2s. extra.
Anthems, with a list of the services used in the
Cathedral Church of Salisbury, by A, T. Coat,
orgaftitio, sloth 44.

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THE SALISBURY HYMN BOOK.
100,000 Copies printed.
55 +
Single Copes. .21 for
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Crown Bvo., pica, stout paper, tune index, cloth 3 0 311 0 614 0 12 10 0
Crown Bvo., roan, 4s. 63, ; calf. 6s. ; morocco, 7s. 63. ; Russia, Bs. 63. With 48 tunes of the
Peculiar Metres, cloth, ss. 64. ; roan, 7s. ; calf, 9a.4 morocco, 10s. 64.
'Cash to accompany the Order.

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MEETING OF THE BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
SOOIETY IN SALISBURY, 1868. •

. Tocrowirrit
LOCAL MAPS, PLANS, GUIDE BOOKS, &c.,
ARE DESERVING THE ESPECIAL ATTENTION OF VISITORS AND TOURISTS.
A great variety of views of the cathudral,
Stonehenge, Wilton church, Bro., on letter paper, 21.
each, note paper, Id. each.
Stonehenge, a west view, size 14 by n incheu ; price
is. 6d. This view was saected by the late Sir R. C.
Hoare to illustrate his " History of Ancient Wilt-
shire," and is the most extensive and correct view
A direct view of the remains of the Adytum-2a
view of the whole Building—a prospect of Stonehenge
—a peep into the sanctum sanctorum. From a very
old copperplate. 6d.
Old Sarum, an account, historical and descriptive of,
from the earliest period to the present time, with •
view, 6d.

,Samanoxv.-Map of the filneirons, from the Ord-
nance Survey, showing all the Railways, Roads,
Parks; arc., in a distriet measuring 47 miles from
North to South, and 40 miles from East to West, on
laseale of 2 miles to the inch. Price, plain in ease.
for Pocket, Is. 6d. ; coloured, 2s. ; full coloured and
mounted on linen, in cloth oases, 45.; ditto, on roller,
and varnished, 44. 6d.
Kap of the Diiidese, divided into Counties,
Arcbdeaconries, and Deaneries, distinguishing the
Rectories, Vicarsg, s. Curacies, &c., also the places
having lees than 1.000 inhabitants, those having more
than 1,000 and le-s than 10,000. and those having
10,000 and upwards, with all the Railways and Turn-
pike Roads, plain, 6d., coloured, is.
- Enlarged Edition, with the High Roads more
plainly marked, dtc., plain, is., coloured, 2s. ; coloured
and monnted on cloth, in cloth case, 55. ; coloured
and mounted en cloth, on mahogmy ledge and roller,
and varnished, 6a.
- Plan of the Borough, scale of 880 yards to the
foot, from the block plan of the Local Board of
Health, with reference to the principal places, and
S. W. view of the Cathedral, on one sheet, 10s. 6L
in clmh Cone, 165.; on mahogany ledge and roller and
varnished, 205.; coloured, ss. extra.
- Plan of the City, or Street Guide, price 6d.
- Brown's Stranger's Handbook to Salisbury
and its neigbourhood. By J. B. Moore, Esq. With 38
engravings and plan of Salisbury. Limp cloth, 2-i. 6d.
Salisbury Cathedral: Price's Description of the
Cathedral, with the Chapels, Monuments, Grave-
stones, and their inscriptions. to did& is pr fix d an
Account of old Sarum, illustrated with numerous
copper-plates, 4to. ; boards, 10s.
- - Dodsworth's Historical Account of the Epis-
copal See and Cathedral Church, from the earliest
period, with description of its monuments, illuAtrated
with 21 engravings, royal elto., boards, 10s., published
at 03 13s 6d. • imperial 4t0., large paper boards,
£1 ls. ; published at £6 6s.
- Brown's Strangers' Handbook to Salisbury
Cathedral, with complete List of monuments and
numerous engravings. Cloth limb, in. 6d.
- A South-East View from the Bishop's Garden,
from a Drawing by Owen B. Carter' beautifully
printed in tinted Lithography, size 26 by 23. inches,
21a.; coloured, 425.
- A South-West View from the Cloisters, 21s. ;
coloured, 425.
These two are by far the best prints ever published of
this Cathedral.
- A North-East View, 17 by 12 inches, from a
Drawing by Owen B. Carter, Lithographed by Day
and liaghe, colored, 10s. ; tinted, sa. ; small paper,
3e. 6d.
- Cathedral Church, Belfry, and Close of Serum
in 1759, a north-east view, 23 by 15 inches, 50.
- View of the Nave from the West end, plain,
45.; coloured, Bs.
- A smaller view, in Tints, la.
- A view of the cipoir, 10 by 7i inches, 2e. Rd.
- Photographs by Fenton, Treble, Sedgfield, and
others-a great variety, from 10s. Rd. downwards.
- Stereograpbs of the cathedral, streets of
Salisbury, Poultry Cross, Wilton, Stonehenge, Old
Sarum, kc., by Sedgfield, Wilson, &a., is. each, carte
views Bd. each.

An exact Plan and Section of, also the East
view of that ancient city as it stood in 553, with des-
cription and references to Flan, 2s.
-- Plan of, also a representation of the Castle and
two modern views, with letterpress by Henry Wansay,
F.A.S., price 6d.
Indications of the ancient Cathedral, visible i
September, 1834. B•iilt between 1078 and 1091; con-
secrated, 1092; and demolished, 1332. Ground plan
re,tored by a comparison with buildings of the same
Period. Plan of the ancient close of Old Sarum, by
the late Mr. Hatcher, of Salisbury. Printed on one
sheet, price is.
Longford Castle, catalogue of the pictures at, with
notes, biographical, critical, and descriptive. By .1. S.
Price is.
Wiltshire Churches, illustrations of, in tinted litho,
. . . .

graphy, from drawings by the late 0. B. Cart r,
7s. 6d. each number. No. 1. Bish .p's Canninga
view—Ditto, S.E. view—Ditro, N.E. view.
No. 2. Great Bedwin, N.E. view—Ditto, S.E. view
- Ditto, interior—Ditto ground plan. With some
account of that parish and church, by a late vicar,
93. 6d. Nos. 3 and 4 (double part), 15% Bishopaton
(Priist'a entrance)—Steeple Ashton—Potterne—Wila
ton, S.W. view Ditto, N.E. view -Ditto, Interior.
Wiltshire—history of modern Wiltshire, by Sir R.
C. Hoare, Bart., 6 vols., folio.
Old and New Sarum, or Salisbury, by Hatcher
and Benson, folio, £3 3s.
Wilton Church, a series of four splendid views from
droning- by Owen B. Carter, printed in tinted litho-
graphy by Day and Haghe—two interiors and two
exteriors, beautifully coloured and mounted, £2 2s.
the set, or I2s. each interiors, and 103. each exteriors;
plate, 10s. 61. the sat, or 2.. 6d. each exteriors,
3s. 63. each interiors. An exterior view, lithographed
by Day and Haghe, 23. 63.
Wilton and its associations, with a histcry of the
Earls of Pembroke, and description of 'Wilton house,
lists of its paintings and sculptures—the new church,
Sze. By James Smith, with 25 illustrations on wood,
by Walter F. Tuft. Bvo, cloth, 3i. ; 4m, cloth, 6s.
Winchester Cathidral—interior of the choir— a
tinted lithograph, size, 271 n. by 25t0., 215., coloured,
425. ; a photograph, size 10in. by 9in., ss.
Hospital of St. Cross, in tinted lithography.
Size, 203/in. by 14in., two views, Bs. etch.
The City Cross, two views, 2s. 63. each.
Herbert (Sidney) first Baron of Lea, reprinted (by
permission) from Fraaer's Magazine ; crown Bvo.,

Preserved and Crystallised Ginger, Crystallised Lemon.
Orange, and Citron Rings.
Portugal Grapes. Coker Nuts.
hiusestal /raisins. Messina Lemons.
Jordan Almonds. Ch manure.
Risme Figs. Sultana Raisins.
Normandy Pippins. Valenti& Raisins.
Rabat Lakonia Currants. •
French Prunes.

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BRIDPORT.
N.B.—Stilton Cheese jest arrived.

MARKET-PLACE, BRIDPORT.

CHEAP CHINS' GLASS AND EARTHENIVARS

S. STEMBRIDGE
IS now offering his St* of Glass, China
Earthenware, &c., at such pricetes cannot fail to
give satisfaction. Small' tumblers. aid. each; half-
pint tumblers, 2jcl. each; Cut tumblers, from 31d. each.
A other goodii equally cheap.

GREAT BARGAINS TN BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. FELSTONE
•
BOOT AND SHOE •MAKER,
EAST STREET BRIDFORT,
HAS just purchased a large assortment of
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Having flPen. carefillv selected,, and being of first-rata
quAty, they are well adapted for winter wear ; a large
lot are ladies' and gentlemen's clump boots. A large
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An apprentice wanted.

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