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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

R,9.IET

dash was bjeotl>ordered to enter into her own
reooimizance, in the sum of £lO, and to find one
surety in ES, to be of good bedaviour for three
months. She °seated it disturbance at home on
Saturday, whereupon her father gave her into
custody.
WIL'.
LADY If ERBIRT and the
to Wilton House from the
Since her return, her ladyshi
attendance at early mass, at
Seliabury. The birthday
Pembroke wall celebrated on
150 neighbours and friends •
provided by • committee of
'PENHAM.

TON.

of Pembroke
on the
•

Continent

ladiebip
.t the

i3al feet
he Saila Obtholie
o! Oft

4-.411;i"

CHIP:
ELIICTION RIOT AT (

Wodees•

1 tor

day night the town of Chippenbam WU in • state of
the utmost alarm and oonfusion. Banda of fallow,'
the streets all night, and every Conservative
holm attacked, many -of them being beck
open and the inmates turned izito the street.
wife of a -,man lain * diogerour state co
. .

paraded

it init.

securities

traffic .
£129
retrarned ilt•r• °
4th of 120
Omuta; b receipts
Catholic iapel,
youthfq of
Thursday evenida, About
down to an epollgia tea In the share
' unimportant,
m iicellanetms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

ROME.

COURT QUARRELI3.—The differences between the Mexi-
can Emperor and the Pope have culminated in what
may almoot be called an open quarreL The ministers
of the respective warts will not even reoeive hospitality
at each other's bends. A dinner was given by the
Mexican adabassador at Rome on Monday, and in order
that be might have an excuse for declining to go, Car-
dinal Antonelli gave an entertainment of his own to
the Pope and Cardinals. The Papal authorities are also
trying to baulk the celebration of the fete of Bt.
Maximilian.
Tns Pope has left Rome for Castel Gandolfo. M. do
Sartigee has set out for Prance.

SWITZERLAND.
Ems: Tharaday,—The Federal Council have been
officially loformed that Mr. G. F. Fogg, resident minister
O the Muted Stets of America, has been recalled, and
that AO IQ bp raplacedi by Mr. Harrington.

weisoumnom.—Tbe Russian Government
decreed, by means of Imperial proclamation, another
itary conscription in Poland. The conscription will
0 plooe ii NOveniber next, and the quot• to be exacted
to be five men in every thousand for the standing
and three men in every two thousand for the

I !'
be dean
military
take plpt
Is io
NOM, •
rotary&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

DUKE dr SON, SEED and MaNnns Mira-
CHARTS, BROADMAYNE and DORCHESTER,
in returning their sincere thanks to their Friends
and Agriculturists in general for the very liberal
support they received during the last season
in the Manure Trade, beg to say they have
now ready far delivery any quantity of those
well-tested and highly-approved Manures, manu-
factured by the "Tenant Farmers' Manure Company,"
at the following prices, delivered to the different
Stations on the South-Western and Great Western
Lines. _

WAREHLit

£ R. d.
•" "
1 Blood Manure ... ... 7 0 0
WOOL" "• '• Dissolved Bones ... ... 7 0 0
MoolToli•" "•
APORCHIUSTER Superphoaphateof Lime 6 0 0
Blood hf enure . 7 . 0 0
MAIDEN NEWTON Dipol7ed Bonep 70 0
Slid FRAMPTON -.per
pheePhatio.p7 *Lime 6 •0 • 0
P.S. They 060 beg to add that th.iy :are pre,
make arrangements with any of their etW,itiers to
their manures, if required, from' this Moreton
Doroheiter Stations, oho A' not 10 m

extieq*i

1,0.411,16 ADA AND THE 1-.3IHTED STATES. '
' I •
STEAM FROM .1026D0N.
Tbsf 'Fall powered A -Weir Steamship,
"THAMES," 1. 1376 tons register,
Owned by the British Colonial Bteste:Ship Company,
(Limited,)
WILL leave the Victoria Docks for QUEBEC
and MONTREAL on the 19th July, and will be
followed at stated intervals by the other steamships
, to the Hlltpanyi
poisisa;! guineas, 15 Guineas, and 13
as; Ste.eragailitto to Quebec, 6 Gamow ; to New
~ per Grand Trunk Railway, 7 Guineas; and pro-
-malty low fares to all other important places in
_ and the United States.
Apply to TenrraLars. Ceatsa, and Dena; 3,
White lion Court, Cornhill, Loden, E.C.
AGILIITS :
WITMOTJTH William Roberts and Co., Shipbrokers.
SALLIE/301a Brown and CO., Cana).
YBoVii H. M. Onslard,f3avings' Bank.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

vitt,
llbfterw et the four

41,40 bt 41it,n4tilll _DAJl—had
"<- 'Wheat auTimrlev

$

iud baaley are all iipening off
rryidly, though in some plsoes the crops have beta
meeh laid by the late'hailatorms.

Lab ant !trims.

VICE CHANCELLOR'S COURT—JULY 12.
(Before Sir R. T. EntutssLzy )

Tax Arrostmr GlwritAL r. Ater.—This informa-
tion was filed for the purpose of obtaining a declaratton
and an injenction consequent thereon, that a certain
chapel near Beth was dedicated to the nee of the hide-
pendent,. la 1824, by an indenture of that date, •
certain pieco of land was conveyed to trustees upon
trust to permit and to be used and enjoyed ems place of
publio religion' worship for the service of Go!, by the
society of Prote.tant dissenters of the denomination
called Independants, professing the doctrine agreed to
in the Assembly of Dieiues held at Westminatero called
the Aseseribly Catechism. The chapel was built; but in
1.815 t the congregation consisted of Baptiste, who con-
ducted their worship according to the tenets of that
sect, excluding other dissenters. An informatiou was
accordingly filed, to recover possession, against Mr.
Aust, the trustee.
Mr. Bailey and Mr. Bash appeared for the plaintiff;
Mr. Gismo and Mr. Bristowe for the defendants.
The Vice Chancellor said that the rule of the Court
was well settled, namely, where the Court could not
ascertain the endowment it was obliged to resort to the
usnage, but where the trust was clear thew it
supported the trust. In this csse the objects of the
charity were free front doubt. They were Protestant
dissenters, called Independents, who held the West-
minster Catechism, and others who should unite with
them. Now, the Independents were among the
class galled orthodox dissenters, who hold all the
doctrines of the Church of Christ, though they might
bold sonic more strongly than others. Then the
persons who were united with them mnst mean persons
not merely who sat in the chapel, but who were in
communion with them. This being so, it was quite
clear that the defendants were not the rightful owners,
and there must be • declaration pretty much in the
terms of the prayer of the bill, and &direction to remove
Mr. dust, and that he pay the ooste of the suit,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

remain
changes which
the

.4 the t
_on Oonteet and
England bad done

free"dom of

American war,
warmest terms

Palmerston,

lin the etvaggle.
of the 'United Sti

on iti tril,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

LONDON.

ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF THE PURE TEA
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
A bbotebtals ...... W ood.
Bridport
Beasninsier Oliver, Fore-street.
Mandford
Bert Regis
Cerne Abbas B innett, Lonsetreet
DORCHESTER Evairia (stiooessor to Mr. Frond,
High-Bast-street.
idiste Dunster, Broad-street
ffelbory 0117101Ui Watta.
„ . "

'Addict-maids Byrnes.
Pool 4 Green, High-dreet.
Wareham Beet.
WEYMOUTH y-street
Wimbonse
Wingerborne
°Arnie & Runt.
Teti/linger
Chemists. &0., are Agents in every Town
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

end in eOnfrating
observed tat _
chant* of falling into
Re next spoke of the

influence

possessed, sad
kfittensi

oontin—eniii

wee equally unpopaler there. Hp
satisfaction with the tinerieial policy

.. Loch England ,
greater adowalwer *het Loral btu._
1 lihnit busy intermeddring, instancing
ash. bed fnterfered physically with
were mare PAPoPatior tore than ,
whilst lisestia, whose ulterterenoe
-in in the so-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

h 'erg/ an 4 win lfsati
th_Loil:yinfe adapted OW,
' led Wu, tabirt eut tbe
greed,' -sem e and blab will be very
diamb- *tibial to blodeom very abruptly
edi appal" Se /be tilling nicely. Peas a -
I,lltask.adt vy as last yew, atlfl I I
Iverage one. Turnips .
uetiveTtry geod. The
but =at

Pope re-
- 1.1818

aliykarant- e .
Moet 'fatoutable

• very poor coop.
not se heavy think the crop of
earsed4eill be an ay moat promising.
iMawg.l,wursel The ewelmisea. are
bare of grass, 4. the prospect of winter
food .is very different .i_ that of last year.
.flay seemed in beautiful condition and a greater
seep than bat Deaths, so that I think the price
fit *beep will be high during the autumn cow-
lessee would have been very short of grass had the
rain not come when it did. Altogether in taking a
review of our present protheele, I think I am juetiffed
In stating that they are very_satisfectory.

LODERS.
COTTAGE GARDEN Saow.—The fourth exhibi.
tion of this parochial association, originated and
mainly maintained by the Rev. W. T. Curpbey,
3L A., the estimable vicar, took place last Tuesday,
and was equally successful with former exhibitions.
The livliest interest was manifested in the hortienb
band contest by the villagers. Flags were diaplayed
on the prominences in the parish, and the belle made
iiierry mask. The show took place as usual under
a margin's: erected near the vicarage. Wreathe of
evergreens, relieved by bright coloured flowers,
decked- the lent, while its contests comprised such
display Of fruit and vegetables, doing great credit
r4tiuldastry, jadgmeak mid care of the Lash
~iks also to tlie skill of the market
gatti ercii3d gentlemen's servants that competed;
grofsaion of wild tinware, formed into various
atvioei, which we were to note were not of
that outrd eliaaneter that ',pushed is
for which the children of the parish are

glad-:
cliatiE

•
appointed
new ohm:ch. _
PI).--Alfalt•OT, Mai Cum.—Mr, jebn
port* 4ortoßturai Gantt; of Satardv.
" Thy &he wheat bi-op in this neighbour-
? hoe. Shillong% the stalks may not
be se eswe't aaa 2110"1013 IS they ere lo some seasons,
OW the eon Die Lege and fal!, Sail will, if well secured,
yield plentifiellraosi be of good quality; only in spots at
laid. The barley erop which appeared a few dai•
;ge_io4d4rsldnsmri.=it-;ia, 4wisk -tee- beautiful itemii-
Olvtes enowtgeTer. ro,":4"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

are ,
satiefsetion, _ _
Belpotion
the • -

(Chew.
Mr. War'
, take

tiey .
slasesth V•
&Atha*
the v.'

imitons, b.
aid 00., London
-
- • • ••f&ding ponder.
Affootions.-4u

liowriLiman
, free from all mineral
OINIVENT.—Throst
-• distressing nom)
mbbtog

--
_repaired:
teirairomi ren
throat .egimente,
employed in every a
or oonstitstioa.

cii;_eive=smodio

-caiss
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

COAL STORKS.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
Ll LOCK begs to inform his Friend, and
. the Public that he is SELLING COALS it the
above Stations, it the following PRICES, for CASH,
viz.:—

4t the South-Western Stestiof.
Beet Walls Fad Coals ... le. M. per owt.
Small Ditto, for Smitla I. 2d. "
_

the Great Wager's Statiote—

Maiden Newton.
per cwt.
Ild.

Dorohestet
per owt.
lid.

Beat Itadatook Coal
Small

-.oat ditto U. U.
Best Bulb
Newport Smith's
Calm .
Best Tenbi Stone Coal is. Ad.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate °bargee,
and in the Town free. _ _

Best Newcastle GRINDSTONES always on hand.
Orders received by Mr. F. Loot, Post Ogle% or by
Yr. R. Mu, at the G. W. Station. will be ponetnallY
attended tat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

POOLE.

--

LYME SWIM
,11 I.Treeby
Hawksbaw ... 107
80,17THAMPTON.
The official declaration of the poll wee made at
the Guildhall ow Wednesday Itioral, je the
presenoe of a crowded but orderly aaseusge. The
numbers minas follow :
Mr. RumenOn.y
George 1,627
Mr. Alderman Rose ... ... 1,422
Mr. T. M. Mackey ... 1,388
Mr. W. D. Seymour ... 447
_
pentlemen *ere therefore
elected, amid loud
standing - the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

',7-7ciiBt;inee

CtErflON.
:
JOSEPH BRA.Cige to caution the
Public against Spurtoultlinilatione of his celebrated
CONDIMENT Fog ,ROBelza, .
TARINACEOLTS FOOD FOR cows AND
The great suecesg of these fer-fained
caused unpriuoipled T•aders to _
WORTTILM. MANUFACTURES ;AC oivOid wha.
see that the strings of each cwt, and half cwt. hag fe,
secured by a Lead Seal bearing the impreof.Aarsas
and Trade Marc, with the worda "COnga "
Prioe 255. per cat in bags 561 b. and each,
;delivered at any Railway Station.
"e AND './17DI.EY TIPTON MILLS, DUDLEY.
qui • plietablished 1819.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

and 1862 Da-
n United Xtagdoni.
MANGLING,

EdICPTULIOOI
,11(wif a,

1 Quidt- er ,
Sold by Grocers,.
any difilcalty arum
• Post-ease Order
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

WEYMOUTH.

EXCURSION TO THII Int or WIGHT.—On Friday
morning the Premier steamer made an excursion to
Cowes, having on board about 80 persons.

A Neromous CONVICT. —The celebrated conviert,Wil-
liam Relive!, is now at the Portland Conviot Prison. He
arrived there from London on Wednesday.
DIDNICINSZBB. —Henry Spencer, a seaman, and a very
old offender, was committed to Dorohester gaol on
Friday, for a week's hard labour for his usual offence,
that of being drank and riotous.

PRIViTS BROWN, of our ride corps', in the first stage
of the Queen's prise on Saturday, at Wimbledon, soored
43, and won • Rigby match rifle, the National Ride
Association badge, and £5.
ERR Majesty has been graciously pleased to approve
the following appointment in the sth Dorsetshire Ride
Volunteer Corps, viz.:—William James Hill, gentleman,
to be Ensign, vice Marti, promoted.
TER FATAL AGRIOTILTORIJ, BROW AT PLTYOUTH.—
The Brighton steamer, one of the Weymouth and Chan.
nel Islands line of boats, left our harbour on Friday
morning for Plymouth, having on board a few persons
desirous of witnessing the Royal Agricultural Society's
Exhibition at that place.
VAGRA.NOT.—On Saturday last • French polisher,
named William Giles, a native of Nottingham, was
charged before the county magistrates at Dorchester, by
P. S. Pltdeld, under the 'Vagrancy Act, for aleeping in
an outhouse belonging to Mr. Bolt, butcher, of Wey-
mouth. Tbe defendant said he had had no employment
in his business for some time, and he had sent the little
money he got for &few day.' haymaking to his wife, who
was at present in the Isle of Wight. The Bench asked
why this case was not taken to Weymouth I—Superin-
tendon* Underwood said the offence occurred the previous
night, and there was no sitting of the magistrates
there that day; besides the magistrates' clerk could not
be in two planes. Mr. Williams said no magistrates' clerk
was necessary, and cased ought to be taken to the magi'.
trates for the district in which the offence was com-
mitted. Ordered -to be imprisoned for seven days.
-
UP WRY.
DEINICZNIIII4--John Upwey, • labourer, of Upway,
was summoned before the County Bench at Dorchester,'
on Saturday, for being drank on Monday the Nth ult.
The defendant replied that he had not the slightest
meolleotion of maim the policeman on the occasion;
nor, indeed, could he remember what took place.
Pined ss.

_
GALLSTONE.

• TO 8800 T

Chiloott, farmer,
oe Saturday charged, before
porobeeter, with tit./
hi seareh of oonice."2-112,.
ter, appeared for the p,e.
for the defence,. —Hear
PataMon said that between,'
al the 24th Jatp‘h•l
• the report of a owl
or trees, whichof
.dhoott, and Mr. Byrn
t a gun in his hand, and LI
They bad with them ttpb
full cry after a rabbit, mist
afterwards pointed out Mr;
t were sewing other enoloseirbr
of which were witilm
Hr. Chiloott was lbw
belonging to Mtg.
manor.—Kr.
manor of Grintsbw-
__,le belonged to" '
Robert Ores, and
was annually held
aiding. There werei
%Muttone tad, not

Dorehestee,

-oriii.tani,
v: sl
vawkl
'fik.ljtif
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

WEYMOUTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL

HEAD Magna—REV. JOHN ELLIS, ILA., formerly
Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge ;
Assistant-Master of Marlborough College; and
Head-Master of the Cathedral School, Salisbury.

TMITE NEXT TERM (DV.) will commence
on TUESDAY, AUGUST 15th, 1865.
A Proepectue, containing full particulars of the
School, will be forwarded on application to the Head-
Master.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

CASSELL

/COFFEESI

SOLD BY NEARLY TWO THOUSAND AGENTS
THROUGHOUT THE KINGDOM.
rilliESE CHOICE COFFEES have main-
-11- tithed their high pre.enninernee over a period of
nearly seventeen years, and continue to be used as the
regular Breakfast Beverage by Families in all parts of
the Kingdom. Fine full flavour and great strength
characterise these Coffees ; and being packed fresh from
the mill in Canisters and air-tight Packages, uniform
freshness and quality can at all times be relied on.
CARRELL a COFFEE, NO. 1, Is. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 2, Is. 2d. per lb.
CASSELL'S COFFEE, No. 3, in. 4d. per lb.
Cassm's Come. No. 4, Is. Bd. per lb.
Sold in Canisters of 21ba, 11b., and eh. each; and in
air-tight Packets of 40z., 20z., and lon. each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

AGM'S IN THIS DIRTHICT
EO V1L........ J. PltilitY ,Tomperance Hotel, Sos
gimlet .

ABBOTSBOST Wood --
-
AXMINSTER stationer
BRAMINSTER Hood, grocer
RIDOWATER K. H.
driMuoilded, emeoteseneidiit
st.E.
HATCOMBS • C. HOISOMOIIy Hill
aLANDFORD JSMOS HObbl
BURNHAM G. L. Williams, druggist.
CHARD
CHARMOUTH
CHILDS Oisroari G. Waste.
COLLUMPTON Dodge, grocer.
CRANBORNE Adams
Denzinsmit
Browning, High East-street.
EAST CORSI P.Booby,groewr•
EvERON6RON ••• B. Boyce, grocer'
ElrelignOT MILOS 8 Rr ell.
GLIOTONBDRS g •J•dobP cfooSt
GICLINGHAM
Hmewrittooz
Among E. Harding, grocer.
LONG SUTTON T. Williams.
NSTHERSORT W. Fowler. Cooper.
OTTRRY ST. MART Sheppard, grocer
Ponta
, PIDDLSTRS/ITHIDSJ. Bolles.
, OntrTown .... J. °orrice'.
PORTLAND
ditto Misses Gibbs, Ewan.
I (WM! CAMS'.
Stone ........
einsanonnis
ISTILON VALIUM C. Goodenough.
PeroareneeTßa Jaekson,obemlet.
ituarrnesual
There ,TTloehteter.stree
STREW
TAUNTON
Jowee Trinity , H :Seymour .Fol*.
I treet •
Twoavawros
Vl,' 'MANTON
WILTON
WaLrow
Wsurwarmq
Wivniscomnic Ash, chemist
Wzymbovn A. 40, High-ereeer and d
Croelrer,lB,Park-street .
Yetminster

CASSELL'S PURE TEAS.
IN eon nonce of the reduction of duty, the list of
prices for ll', Teas has been revised and greatly
lowered, affording consumers the utmost advantage,
and are now sold from 2s. 4d. to 4s. per lb., in paelmete
from 2oz. to lib.

A Kern be wanted in every District not yet °coupled.
For terms apply to
CASSELL, smirra, k Co., 90, Fratearramanusir,
Lori:all,.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

L.0.1*004100 eTERLING G
BY iIOVERNMENT, to be allotted to the Bab
scribers ia warfare' aims upwards to £30,000. Any
plosion by isteseling £2 can realise £30,000. For Pros-
ipessirs, cantaking run particulars (which will he sent
spply by Letter, addressed F. F.. FULD & On.,
14, Doke-street, Adelphi, London, W.C.

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Degivii674lrices
Contains of Ibo different
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Pooh.

The nomination for the borough and county of Poole
took place on Tuesday. Shortly before two o'clock the
two Liberal candidates and their supporters proceeded
to the Townhall ; the conservative candidate, with his
friends, after made their appearance, and from that
time till the appearance of the Sheriff, cheering, bandy-
ing of election jokes, and confusion prevailed. The
High Sheriff, Augustus Priestly Hamilton, Esq.,
aocompanied by the Under Sheriff, entered the room
about 2 o'clock, and was greeted with loud cheers. The
proclamation and the Bribery Let having been read
amidst much interruption, and the question asked as to
whether anyone had a candidate to propose to serve in
the ensuing parliament,
(1. BELHIN, Esq., who was received with loud sheers,
said he begged to propose as a Si and proper person
Henry Denby Seymour, Esq. (Cheers.) Mr. Seymour
was no stranger to them. He had represented their
interests for the past 15 years with a diligence, a zeal,
and • oon•istency which he was sure most have given
them every satisfaction. They had elected him on f,
'ley again re'
utmost

soon
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

m!

WEL I'S.

THZ Tim's sqys that when Sir H. A. Hoare, who had
been succestful in the c nitest at Windsor, came forward
toretnrn thank.. he was saluted with cries of "Bribery"
and " Blanket.," and there WU great interroption.

THE Rev. C. E. Pritchard, Prebendary of Wells, has
published a Commentary on three of St, Paul's Epistles.
Toe Rev. W. D. Willis, Prebendary of the same
Cathedral, has published a work on "Simony."

CM ASTON BURY.
THIS Somerset and Dorset Railway shareholders should
derive encouragement from the remarks of Mr. Reed, the
able secretary of the company, at the recent hall-yearly
meeting. In reply to Mr. BAstard, who wished to be
Informed if the increase in traffic held out any hope of a
dividend hereafter, Mr. Reed said he believed the day
would come when the ordinary stock of the oompaely
would be worth more than the preferenoe stook. It
appeared that £12,000. had been subscribed towards the
Tidal Herb or Compaby, and Mr. Reed said that the
Increased traßc upon the line, in consequence of the
traffic opened up by that company, amounted to five per
cent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

!?.yetireana.
• ~ ("stoma
to lei,

by -Ur..
itthe pipit pleag
01-0` ih **At eXpbeepilna,o
116 i weai tUaleis iiaxl scholars.

certions

10 OX6,
- the

services

With
, ~,

PIPW' livelitA
”r teacher.' harvist

dew
be in

ipeide of the eirepePilialikilearyTOTriitify‘dtogt
flowersount fruit being blended
ae and-other aerie's. Fully 180 eat
eome in theahapel, and the iemain4eciV
an awning in front The cake was supplied.*
P. Etheridge, of Blandford St. Mary. who he.
for many years & teacher in the Nihon]. After
public meeting Wan held, the chapel being aro
to excess. The 'chair was taken hy the Rev.
Grey. of Blandford, and: interesting and suit
Nl4rtssien ineretlelireted by Mears. Hobbs, C. 11
It'llmitli, and G. Renville, of Blandfoth,
4404 Mr. Restos Day and Mr. Arnold, reeid
of the village: To add to the pleasure of the n
- Mr. Rabin Day, of Here, kindly attended
...e"barnionium, and led the singing. Several fri
*tenfltt neiglibotiring villages were also prole
Mx. Thomas ,Keyner, Whitecintreb, Mr. Tcey
Mimes Keynes, (2); Pau. Arnold, Mises Beuint
Mn. Pond, aw The children were rei
with an eu it ail SIIII field close to the chi
OiTiont, and the whole wen
'end satisfactory manner,
'riitianway and

--an harmonium,

Aldier

were spared to add the oha me
..o • attraons f
Were ofeotid cro Eh.
• "' • - v4rlous
ags.
911k1ibinre Wisher., blay
ome heaven," 1E: The
ldetlitaftelkapailrit liery prettily d 4ted,
vregpg.tilavrers, and fruit being blended thee
Nam and-other devioes. Fully 180 sat own
'like hi the ahapel, and the remainder Inds,
in front. The cake was supplied bYi Ms.
of Maw:Hord St. Mary. who has been
a teacher in the school. After tea a
warn held, the chapel being or* ded
hair was taken hy the litev,. B.
11, and; interesting and sure
*ad by Mears. Hobbs, C. nd,
Renville, of Blandford, and
v and Mr. Arnold,' residents
n the pleasure of the Meet-
're, 'kindly attended With
'oging. Several friend*
were also preasiit-
-nth, Afrilteeds,
Mimes
ware ,
tn, thsr Ich4el,
obs weed off
7:afve
d
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

STARCH MANUFACT CHEM

TO R.E.R. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The Ladiee are reepectfally informed that this Stars&
is exclusively need in the Royal Laundry, and Her
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she has tried
Wheaten, Rice, and other Powder Starches, ahe has
found none of them equal to the GLENFIELD, which
lathe Fined Starch sbe has ever used.

& CO., GLABOOW iND LONDON.

Rocmrs HERBAL EMBROCATION.
An Effectual Cure for the /looping Cough,

Without Internal bfedictine:

MIELIS is the only discovery affording a perfect
coaa, without administering internal medicine, the
difficulty and inconvenience of which, in all disorders
particularly incident to Children, are too well known to
need any comment.
Many thousands of children are cured annually by this
remedy; and in most cases, one bottle will prodaoe the
desired effect. The Proprietor therefore earnestly and
oonecientiously recommends it to Parents, Guardians,
and all those who have the care of children.
yor the protection of the Public, and to prevent impo-
sition, "J. &OCHE" is signed on the Label outside each
bottle, and the name of the sole Wholesale Agent,
"Edwards, 67, St. Paul's," engraved on the Government
Stamp. Price 4s. per bottle. Sold by most respectable
Chemists and dealers in medicines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

on, (A
being so
-1 Interests, .-._
• indeed
Low tor

ti3e action
*at • 044 Ina y Plogretted, r
period df Ma life.—
-"o such motives f

then referred to tb•
toe in Europe, mor•
formation of the new Government of
-t which bad been taken by France is
• the moral power of

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

IMPORTANT NOTICE! ! !

TF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
ar.y suffering from Bile,lodigestion, and Torpid Liver,
they should immediately take FRI .UD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They ave the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Mouth in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, • Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head, Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require no con-
finement, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of all ages—These
Pills are not represented as a panacea for every dis-
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the Liver and Stomach.—Sold by all
respectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, Is. lid.
each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18

Street, .
1165/..

_ .
DORCRESTBR

RLRcriaN. 1865.
ALL Persons having any Bills, Charges,
or Colima against SIR HENRY DRUMMOND
WOLFF in respect of this Election, are requested to
send in the same to me for examination and payment
within one month from the data hereof.
G. J. ANDREWS, Agent.
Dorchester, 12t1 .Dagt,

DORULLMTEit
AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY BALER.
EBTABLISEZD 1862.

ENSOR-

OM* Rninit end Hrinoit)
3/11t bap to announce that his next SALE ot FAT
and STORE STOCK will be head at his
RBPOBI2IOR7,
Opposite the South-Western Station, near the
South Walks, on SATURDAY. JULY
commenting at Twelve o'clock
witn the Heifers and Calves. Stabling and Keep for
Stook sent the day before the Sale provided at
Koderate Chnrges. Early Entries are requested so
that due publicity may be given.
All Lots to be paid for immediately after the Sale, and
so lot taken away without an Order, to be obtained at
the aloe on the Sale ground.
Pamir: E1TRI111:
12 Fat Heifers.
3 Fresh Barreners.
4 Barreners.
3 Balls.
4 Fat Calwee.
20 Fat Dattininthers.
20 (Etta. "74 • ''
8 ditto. ' • " ""
10 Fat HolitrLlE
20 ditto. .
b evg eweitseleteu
20 ditto. MO
15 ditto. '"/ h".." "
30 Fat Horn Mire&
25 Pet Lorain OWE,
20 ditto
20 ditto: •; ;7,42.
~.1.:,if.1.139/ch.744.:".110:16,L9,..11,111
2 Fat Rama.'"
150 Wether Horn Lambe and a Long-born Bull, late
the property of JAMS DAVIS, FAR., of
lifeloombe, deceased.
40 Wether Horn Ltinbe.
10 ditto.
10 Obilver ditto.

1865,

precisely
Keep if,

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At the Repository, adjoining the Punta or Fakrairs
Its, at Four o'elook.
4 powerful Cart Rome tile property of Mr.
Ammar, leaving Lengdod Penn.
Gray Mara, 4 years, 15 hands, mound, quiet to ride and
drive, and will carry a Lady.
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at published. *ad edition, enlarged, price 24a.,
with plates,
HE GENTLEMAN'S HOUSE • or,
HOW PO PLAN ENGLISH RESIDNCES.
Rosetta Km, Architect, London, Professor of
ea College, lie.
Nr.•Rerr. ill a master of Ws art, iborenghly alive to
requirements of • house All far a gentlemaa's
Lendee • Jfla 11•na.•w Jl--1

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r9lflfMaltfl; Ale., forwarded on applieation to
AND CHANDLEX SALFORD, MANCHESTER,
ot STAND No. 101 La the SHOVVIA.RD.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

Court anb sasbfanable Intelligence.

Ix the House of Lords we find that there are at this
moment 20 peers who are minors. Of these only two
will oome of age within the next year—the Duke of
Hamilton and the Earl of Harrington. Two more, the
Earl of Sidon and the Earl of Jersey, will arrive at their
majority in 1867 ; and no less than six will reaoh the
age of 21 in 1868—the Marquis of Bute, the Marl of
Ellesmere, Earl Ferrets. the Marquis of Huntley, the
Earl of Ilehester, and the Duke of Norfolk. The last
of the present peers who are minots will be of age in
1878 when Lord Rodney will be entitled to take his
sent.

DONCASTER RAORS.-.WIDNICADAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

Eyere-trags band played the following galactic
of 'Male during the banquet :
Grand; March ....,.... ...... „...1—.... ........ • Kuhn"
Selactim, " Martha" a. F.otow
Quadrille. " Lily of Killarney" . Coo e
s .lect ion, " Ernant" ' Verdi
Valse, " Queen rif the Vale" :h...,......... Smyth
election '' Lip line"
National Air "Part Ant pour la Srie" ..
"Gel rave the Queen" .
„
G•lop "Orphet aux Enfera"
March, " L'AMcaine" .

D. flodfr y
bleyerbeer

In the course of the proceedings, M. L Orry
gave the following impromptu verses, which were re•
cei ved with the liveliettdemonstrations of pleasure :
"JO yens l'Ame encore tout 6mue
Da rationed qu' ici Pon nous fait
Ce'neer notre bien-venne
Ea improvisant on couplet.
Quo amens rem olive son Terre,
Et s'apprete A bettre des mains,
Je porte on toast A not vo sins
' Hurrah, hurrah, pour PAngleterre.r
" Leine de nos mars lea jalnuUes,
Qui none conferont tent do sang,
L'A ngleterre et la Femce
Deviant briller an premier rang.
Jo vane dans l'aveoir prospire,
Pool • i Cherbourg 'error 1,-a
Portons on toast A, nos voisins,
' Hurrah, hurrah, pour Pkagleterre r "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

In the county of Dorset. The TOLLER PORCORIMI
ESTATE, valu..ble FREEHOLU FARMS, and
several detected FIELDS, empriging together
1003 a. Or. it,, of excellent deiry, ~heep, and orchard
lend ; also the Old Swan Inn, tounereug I)wening.
houses in the village, tad the Rectorial Tithe Rent
Charges apportioned on the land+ in the pariah, and •
Rent Charge in lien of Reetorial Tithes on lands
the parish of Wynford Eagle.

MESSRS. CFIINNOCK, GALSWORTHY,
and CHINNOCK are initructed to SPLL BY
AUCTION, in lot., at the KING'S ARMS HOTEL,
DORCHRSTRR, early in the month of OCTOBEtt,
VALUABLE FREEFIOLD ESTATES,
situate in tha parish of TOLLER PORCORUM, ten
miles from Dorchester, two from Maiden Newton,
eight from Bridport, tnd au trw Beaminster, and
intersected by the Bridnort Branch of the Wilts and
Somerset Railway (the Toiler Station being on the
property) :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

THE BALL AND DEPARTURE.

A ball was arranged to take place on Thursday night,
under the stewardship of Mr. G. B. Aldridge, Mr. H. H.
Emrnott, and Mr. F. Travers. The whole of our From&
guests were present, but the attendance of ladies, un-
fortunately, was very small. This may probably be
accounted for by the fact that the ball was not deter-
mined upon sufficiently early for the ladies to receive
that timely notice of it whir& would enable them to
make the requisite preparation& King's quadrille band
was engaged for the occasion, and Mr. Smith, of
Dorchester, officiated as master of the ceremonies. At
a. early hoar on Friday moraine the grater part of our
visitors started homewards, in the steamship Albion,
favoured by fair wind and weather, carrying with them
the good wishes of all; some of the French gentlemen,
however, paid a visit to the metropolis before returning
to Cherbourg. Sir E. B. Bsker, Bart., joumied from
Ranstone House during the night, to be enabled to bid
adieu to those foreign visitors he had no ranch gratifies.
tion in entertaining on tbe previous day. Thus pleasure.
ably ended the international rejoicings in the town and
county of Poole.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

WWI'
( atter
A post-mortem
etamined the
abdomen,

'tont:skiing- pille.
her, she then I ,
Thole 44.01 ant,

-- previOnsly
following day. He the good, had all been P 44 for,
mord, the cleat and produced in eourt. She *tailed '
. _ _ .

to December, 1861, sine which she had, bet
w„ and a flie of bills wig
to bave any goods of Mr.
... after September, 1864, in consequence ef his
making this demand on her husbmid. —Adjourned until
next court. -- Alfred Guppy r. Luca., claim for
Cl 18a. 100., for Ward, lodging. and attendance.—
Defendant was reporter for the Bridpart News. —Ordered
to be paid in two instalmanta

the I hart
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

ecclesiastical intelligtrut.

BISHOP GOBAT, when over in England, at the time
when intelligence was received of the *a
and harsh treatment of the Bagfish Consul and
missionaries, repeatedly asserted that one al
principal reasons for the sudden change et bibs esa •.
the part of King Theodore towards the B.nglisheesktente
in Abyssinia was the treatment of the poor Abyuteist*
Christians ia Jerusalem, and the withdrawal of the pre% ,
testion which our Consul there had always affewdelie
them. That some each cause as this meet be at work * •
presumable from the fa*, well known to us, that after
a few weeks' confin'ement at the beginning of these
aiffioulties all the other European residents were set at
liberty; and in a letter received at the same time with
Mr. Bteigers, from one of Bishop Gobat's agents (Mr.
Bender), it is expressly stated that King Thdore's
kindly feelings towards them are unaltered, and that
their missionary work is allowed by him to go on
without any let or hindrance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

HARDINGTON MANDEVILLE, SOMERSET.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MESSRS. PALMER and SONS, at the
CIIOUGFIS HOTZL, Yzovid., on FRID sir, the
22nd day of SEPTEMBER, 1865, at Three o'clock in
the afternoon, subject to conditions to be then and
there produced, the undermentioned Freehold
ESTATE AND LANDS,

in the following lots :
LoT 1. —All that compact Freehold FARM and
ESTATE, rituals in 14ardington Marsh, in the parish of
Ha,dingtAin Mandeville, in the county of Somerset,
comprising conveniilit and subi.tantial Farm House,
Dairy House, Barn, Stable, Cow Stale, and all other
necesiary agricultural buildinam, and 76.. 2r. 10p.
(mole or les') of Garden, Orchard. Meadow, Pastore.
and Arable Land, lying within a ring fence, and bounded
on the west by lama of Lord Portman, and on the ea.t
by land of Willlani ['elver, Maq.
The London and 80011- Wenters Railway from Yeovil
to Exeter intersects • portion of the Estate, which is
two miles from the Sutton B ngham, and two-mad-a-
half miles from the Crewkertie Stations on the said
Railway, and is, by roadAso miles from eaah of the
excellent& market townie/ T*VI&4 Crewkertle.
Las2.—All that Close or Parcel of exoellent pee-
hold Meadow Land, called Clap Mead, oontainum 3
acres (more or less), situate in the said parish of
Flardington Mendeville, and numbered 597 on the Tithe
Apportionment Map of the said pariA.
LOT 3. —All that Close or Parol of excellent Free-
hold Meadow Land, called Ambrose Plot, containing 1
acre and 21 perch (more or leas), situate in the said
parish of Hardington Mandeville, and numbered 243 on
the said Map.
All the above properties are in the oceupation of Mr.
WILLIAM Glom; tinier a lease, which expires on the
6th day of April next.
To view, apply to Mr. WILLIAM Gizmos, residing on
Lot 1 ; and for further particulars to the Auonor NLRB,
or to

Mr. LOGGIN,
Bridport.

Dated 19th August, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

Flit.OUD'S BENEDICT PILIA,

For F.inalee about the middle age of Life.
This Medicine is justly celebrated for all Female
comphinte, Nervoua Disorders, Faint Sweats, Loss. of
Appetite, Bick Head Ache, Lowness of Spirits, and all
occurring irregularities in the Female System, at a
certain period of life. &Id in bares at lu lad. each.

EVERY ONE WHO KEEPS A HORSE
WOULD 17811 -

EvANWS RESTITiTTii-TE CONDITION
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

homeste..ds mud 00-
Orehii;do, Pl**li•
the eeetrer dr the
and st.lapted

Wong, nu.
village, having . to tbe high road, atm
for boilding purpose.; also the Old Swan Inn, With
good garden and orchard, a carpenter's house, shop, and
premises, numerous substantially erected cottages, with
productive gardens end orchards, , comprising in the
aggregate 787 a. 3r. 35p., land-taxlredeemed, and in the
occupation of respectable old yearly tenants, at very
moderate rents, being of the annual value of opwerds
of £l,OOO per annum ; also a valuable FREEHOLD
DAIRY FARM, consisting of 129.. Or. 7p. with
excellent Farmhouse, and Outbuildings, let on lease for
a life now aged 54 yearn; al.o several smaller Farms
and Allotment, let on lease for lives of advanced ages,
containing together 215 a. Or. 20p., being of the annual
value of upwards of £4 0 per stimuli. The chief portion
of the Rotate is in good cultivatior. the rest may be
greatly improved by the applitiation Of modern improve-
ments, and on account of the facilities offered by the
railway (a station being on the property) may be effected
at moderate expense, sod will yield • highly remunera-
tive return.

Also the Rectorial Tithe Commutation Rent Charges,
amounting to £242 4s. 25., apportioned on lands in the
palish of Toiler Poroorum.
May be viewed by cards to be obtained of the
AUCTIONZEIIB ; and pattioulars, with plans (when ready),
mar be obtained of Messrs. MACKENZIE, TRE-
HERNE, and TRINDER, Soli, Hors, 77, Oreahain-
house, S.C.; of PETER. COX, Seq. Solicitor,
Bearninster ; of Mr. JOHN DOWLE, the School-house,
Toiler Porcorum ; at the KING'S ARMS, Dorchester;
the WHITE HORSE, Maiden Newton; and of Masers.
CHINNOCK and Co., Land Agents and Surveyors,
11, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

PORTLAND.

SiRIOUS AOCIWINT. —On Friday, as a man named
Butt, • carter, in the employ of Messrs. Devenish and
Co., brewers, weli returning from Portland with his
waggon and horses, on coming down the New Road one
of them bee .ms very restive, kicking and plunging mo 4
violently. 'The carter attempted to curb the anima',
when it knockod him down, and before be could get
awry, the waggon passed over his loins. The poor
fellow is very couch injured internally, and it is very
doubtful if he will recover.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

IMPORTANT NOTICE!!!

THE PATENT MECHANICAL OFIAIR foi
BRUSHING HAIR by MACRTNERY.
For prospectus and particulars Apply tc the Patentpe,
sod Sole Manufactarers, Jotter Goon= and Co., 12,
'hive King Court, Lombard.etreet, Loudon., C.

I Um

,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

NOTICE TO COREFkIPONDENTS.

Isonflivin.—Properly speaking the CAR/3 PR/CH of
the .!'Eitliftnafile! payable *throne/li. ,is TWO.
',nabs ; and where pre-paYment 11 made, We 4ill
deliver it, at that rate, to soy address in Dorchester,
or forward it by poet for THRICR-PRNCR, on MONDAY
NIGHT ; bat an additional credit charge is made so
cover the expense of booking and oollecting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

4311YSTERIoUS' POCSONING OF A YOUNG
LADY AT SALISBURY.

YEOVIL.

THE Counters (Frances) Wahlegrave and the Right
Ron. Chichester Forteseue, M.P., left town on Satur-
day, for Chewton, the Counte-s' seat in Soniersetahire.

WELLS.

THE Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells has instituted
the Rev. George Knowling, M.A., of St. Paul's,
Stoneham, to the vicarage of Wellington, with
West Buckland, and Trinity church, Wellington—
population, 6,000; value, £l,lOO per annum, with
residence.

THC Wells borough magistrates have committed to
prison for 21 days each two imposters-named Charles
Saunders, and John Wilcox, for obtaining alms by
falsely pretending to Elibn Marchant and others
that an accident had happened by fire damp at a
colliery at Paulton, killing several and injuring
otherv.

Two labourers, named Hayes and Gardiner, were
on Xfonday'charged before the County Magistrates at
Wells with damaging the van and stealing a lens
of John Nicholson, a travelling photographer, at
Meare. The destruction caused was considerable.
Ultimately the charge of stealing was withdrawn,
and the defendants were discharged on paying
upwards of £3, the amount of damage done.

POACHING. P.C. Sweetman encountered two
rough poachers recently. He saw them get on the
highway from the land of Mr. J. C. Somerville,
Dinder House, followed by a lurcher, and insisted
on their being searched. They struggled roughly to
prevent that, but with assistance the policeman took
them to the police station and searched them, find-
ing on them netting and poaching implements.
They gave their names as Robert Jones, Plymouth,
and Robert Plaister, Exeter. The County Magis-
trates at Wells ordered the defendants to pay a fine
of £5 each, or to be imprisoned for two months for
having the netting, and further to pay a fine of £2
each, or be imprisoned for one mouth, for assaulting
the policeman. They did not pay the money, and
were consequently committed to prison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

I

- ---
Ref ItrerHenery the
TI..

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, DAIRY-

MEN, CATTLE DEALERS,

grim alarming spread of the Cattle Murrain
1 in England ran only he prevented by holders
of Stock t•king enpetnal care to keep their Barn*Shedn,
and Drainsge, free from all c 'Section of muck, fetid
matter, &a. Fresh air is as easential to the health of
beast an man.

Cleanliness is the mget efficient mode OI keening
Stock healthy; and to effect this the Manure, Maine,
&e, should be thoroughly di,infected from all noxious
R ANSOME'S CONCENTRATED DISIN•
FECTING FLUID is the best and chespest disinfe--
t t out. One Olen diluted with water will be
sufficient to keep 100 cattle in a healthy atmosphere
for one week. This Disinfectant is now extensively
use I by Railway and Shipping Companies carrying
Cattle, and RECOMMENDED by HER MAJESTY'S
SANITARY COMMISSIONERS a. the most ',doable.
DISINFECTANT for PURIFYING DRAINS,
MANURE, BARNS, CATTLE LAIRS, RAILWAY
TRUCKS, CATTLE SHIPS, An. Sold in single
gallons at Rs. ; two gallons, ho. ; five gallons, Mot
Carriage Free to any part of the kingdom.

RA SSOME'S
SANITARt CHEMICAL WORKS,
124, Clty Road, London, KC,
No Keeper of Stock ought to be without
Post-Ake Ordert pityablh at bity Road Office.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

thVe*
voyage,
diff.reol

.oat it the malteter
clietentindb toking -
ler the praeletope
adar month, the
etit'ldrand he
of %wing the duty
the:previsions ei

such 111a1i,

—no-lic;

. .
entitled
at Of nay
y timer
ir clear

the time of

=Oh maim.
b?gin to p-

malt to be

or .
duty under the , this ace for the al,-
one calendar mout. notice given by him shall be ...
no furthereiiCami ...ot shall not be entitled to the
privilege of Waving the ditty on malt made by him
charged under the.provisions of this Aat until attar he
shall have given a freqh notice. The Act is to continue
in force for four years and to the end of the then nett
Session of l'erliamentl
,
'rim Nlw'eLLeMleT.—lt appears that of the 196
new members who have beet returned to Parliament
the army tarnishes 35, while thewsy nuppliea only eve.
The cla Ueoentry pentium% hasmosived ma sommelier'
of 47 members, while the meroheate have added 2(1 to
their numben but the manufaeturers only five. Three
ef the new members are bankers, and four are or have
been brevrant The medicel nrofeethro, hes added a
member to its strength. while the lawyers have
Jena ' Mee of
ouishel 4ersity

faryaer

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19

PROVINCIAL
BY

_ LODGE OF DORSET,
_ OF TR& RIGHT women.-
PIM PROVINCIAL GRAND MARTIN,
JOSEPH GUNDRY, ESQ.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Pro-
vincial Grand Lodge of Ancient Free sal
Accepted Masons will be held for this province et likor
Town HALL, PoOLs, on WEDNESDAY, the 90th day
of SEPTEMBER next, at II o'clook, am, for As
transactions of the annual business of the proviaes.
The Brethren will attend Divine Service at the
•
'Parish Church.
The Bsnqnet will be eeTbrre o'clock, at the Antelope
Hotel.
The attendance of visiting Brethren is particular!,
invited.
N.B.—A Provincial Grand eltaptee will be bald at •
the Masonic Hall. Pools, on Tuesday, the Illth at
September next, at Seven echo*, p.m.
Dsam OKA!" COOMBS, pre. G. Bee., P.G AL
aDth. .
A. L. 5110,111.1.,
.1885.

Weymouth Trains arrive at Poole, at 9.54 and 1.36.,
and leave at 6.35 and 8.50.
Southampton Trains arrive at Poole at 8.15 and
12.15, and leave at 5.30 sod 6.35. An omnibus leaves
Poole for the up mail train at 1015.
Somerset and Dorset Trains arrive at 9.50 and 12.5,
and leave at 5.25 and 8.35.

AT the last Trials of the R.A.S.E. at New-.
castle, these Ploughs won 4 out of the 6 That
Prises offered. fiinoe that time they have won 23 AU
England Champion Prizes. They are strong, light, and
economical. Prices from £3 to I's. They may be
obtained of all first class Ironmongers and Dealers in'
Implements, or direct from the

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