The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-25 00:00:00

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P 1... of the DemiPhoe et Pre42l Quail. Qul7: Now ready. Woad Edition. Pries 21. 61.. Post
free 2s. 9.1.
L. 11. P. THE Fere' to Chichester
111 rear on'. Cik" ..". I "able
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3 016 DEBrDERATIIII,orEL.ECITRIOITY
. .. Ar.b... 30 3 Stations. sad Beek.
Pint Saikood 002.
21 Yore 311.4 &ad Guam.. Arable •• 33 15
244 MADE PLAIN AND USEFUL.
249 Ran.. 1...16 .. .. Arable .. 70so By a Lover ot Mankind (Rev. JOHN WESLEY, 1759).
--"------------ua,s womouth . . —li:ii ! Cleas Cleo OW.
250 Harrow Loam .. .. Arable .. 30 15 Reprinted and bound in elegant style. with an Dorehoster . • o.so
" Waltham . • 7. 91113 0 9 9 6 6
Appendix upon the
10 034 " pea. . . . 7.10
CURATIVE ELECTRICITY OF MODERN TIMES. " Pools Jonetion . 7.19 12 6 9 3 6 0
COXTZI7I3 : ."
Wimborne • - 7.31 11 6 8 3 5 6
" Bouroemouth • • 7.10 12 0 8 8 6 0
" Christeharoh - • 7.20 10 6 7 6 6 6
10.30
Agin Chichester amid

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Electricity the roll of the universe.
Tbs cat in the oven, innious electrical experiment.
Electricity, how to imprison it. Conductors bad New.

The close, No. 241,s in the occupation of Mr. George
Andrews, as yearly tenuit, and the remaining Moses
are in the occupation of Mr. John James, under an
agreement for • lease for Eight years, from 211th
September, 1870, at the apportioned yearly rent of
E 35 ss.
An' also all those four Freehold C Magee or
Dwelling-houses, with the slaughterhouse, stable, out-
buildings, end premises at the rear thereof and belonging
thereto, containing together 38 perches or thereebouts,
also situate in the said parish of Cnickeeell, anl being
part of N 359 on the Tithe Map of the said pariah,
now or late in the several orscepations of Marrs. George
Antrawe, Charles Itashleigh, John Goff, and Henry
Bagwell, Li ten ante thereof.
N.B.—The Wahl. rented by Kr. Bagwell and adjoin-
las she e ct end of the Cottage in his occupation la not
teelund in this Lot.
Loe 3—All those two Freehold Cottages or 1) welling-
houses with the gardens belonging thereto and occupied
therewith, soutanine in quantity 32 perches or there-
„boo* also astruavb in the said parish of Chlokerall, and
distinguished by she No. 362 on the Tithe lisp of the
said pariah, and now in tke several occupations of Ann
R. 1.11 and George Gels LS yearly tenants thereof.
Aod also all that Freehold, Piero or Forest of Arable
Lima coaled " Carrot Close, containing la. 21. 101' or
thereabouts, also situate in the said Pariah of Chick U
and distinguished by the No. 132 on the Tithe An";
m PSen
tionent of the same parish, and now in the -
of Mr. Richard Talbot Tunnedine, undo, on
agreement
for warier, an I renting the same for the termorr'wmeelvnet
yeas from the 29M September, 1870, at the yearly net
of £l2.
Ltrr 4 . —All those two Cottages or Dwelling•hoinee,
with the gallons belonging thereto and occupied there.
with, °Waiting together In quantity Is. 2r. or there-
shouts, also Ptnate in the sad Parish of Chicken'', sag
distingnished by the Noe: 354 and 355 on the Tithe Map
of the mune pariah, and are now In the several °maw
Noss of Ann Harvey and Levi Reader as yearly temente.
LOT 5 —All thole two Freehold Pieces or Paresis of
Arable and Meadow Land milled respectively "Black
lauds," containing together 9a. 21. or thereabouts,. also
situate in the said Palish of Chlekerellrand distinguished
by the Nos. 150 and 151 on the Tithe Map of the said
parish.
This Lot is in the oeoupotion of Mr. John James,
under an agreement for a Lome for Eight years,
from 29th September, 1870, at the apportioned
yearly rent of 4.38 15r.
The above premises are situate within about three
miles from the fashiouable weaning-pins of Wornonth,
sod eight from the County and Market Town of Dor-
Mester, at both of whir) are stetions of the Great
Western and South Western Railways affording ready
Leona to all the gnat Markets in the diettia.
The several lota may be viewed at any time before the
"I of lisle on application to the corporative Tenants,
64,1 farther particulars may be .obtained from the
Aucrionsas, at Chilbridge, near Wimborne ; sad of
Mr. Staggroit, Solicitor, Dorchester. or Mr. MAINZ,
titanium, ChickereD.
July, 1871.

—i-S-Ondietors.
Negative and positive electricity.
Electric atmosphere, interesting phenomena.
Metals and liquid the only electric eonduccon.
Thunder and lightning, rain and dew, bow produces:li
Rain, a preservation from danger by lightning.
Lightning conductor. Aurora borealis.
The sensitive plant, when*e it's sensibility.
A person with suisUpoz cannot be electrified.
Kissing under difficulties.
The Infancy of electric telegraphy, interesting 'sped-
meats nem Westmineter bridge,
Disorders curable by Electricity,
One!hundred and twenty remarkable cures by eleettinity.
Blestrieity the greatest of all remedies.
The Bleetriety of modern times.
"The 'great philanthropist and divine menaced in
his quaint and homely way to describe many of the
marvels of electricity with an accuracy bordering upon
inspirstion.“—Birstinykain Daily Claseile.
" We cordially recommend this work to the suffer.
isig."—LincolimAire Chronicle.
" The reproduction of tete reinarhable essay is very
opportune at the present moment. —Bad Susses Ifio s
"A very remarkable wort."—Briidol Mercury.
'Wesleyan', st all events, are likely to entertain
\
the notion that their venerable founder knew some-
thing about curing bodies ea well as curing souls. ,
Exeter Gamete,
"It would be diffisult to find a work even now shish
eontains In a oondensed form so much valuable infor-
mation and so much indruction."—Oardiff noes.
"Fiusiehes us with • most fertile source of references,
°°4 'Mentions whioh derive • new harlot in the
light of the progress which the mimes has made
Ihmo that period.”—Mcclicid Press mad Cirealar.
" There is a quaintness and treatises. about thbi
which should make it • general favourite —John
1 °0147 in 1759 seems abreast of as in 1871. —Pak
halier's Oircalar.
It is beautifully panted and bound, so that those
who are admirers a Wesley' or devotes' of alerdrisal
"Sense, will regard it as a welcome addition."
Morning Advertiser,
" The work is spurious and more than curious, it Mal
be of ee"iee in Promoting the application of electricity
as • cure for diessee."--Literarp World.
London : Benham Tindall. and 00:, Slag Williant•
streak Strand.

The Return Train will kayo Chichester the same day
at 7.0 p.m., and from Southampton to Weymouth by
Nail Train at Midnight.

FOUND, on Saturday, the 220 d July, in the
Borough of Dorchester, • BUY of MONEY.
The sinker atty bays it by plias enamor —APO, to
B. °SEISING, Hight/ Barton, atraisetar.

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