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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

ANOTHER DEATH,

, ...
Mr. F. Lambert, of Trent, near Sherborne, who
sustained a broken thigh and special injuries in the
bridge accident, but whose condition, though looked
upon as serious, did not create anxiety till Saturday,
died early ,m Sunday mortung. The deceased was 61
years of age.

At a meeting of the subscribers of the above fund,
held on Saturday afternoon, at the Guildhall (the
Mayor in the chair), it was stated that upwards of
of 1.;20tt had been recei‘ed, said £lB xi. disburted. A
sub committee MAN appointed to take charge of the
fund. which will be closed at the end of next week.
It is scarcely possible to conceive of a swindle more
ruthlessly cruel than that which has just been recorded
in connexion with the recent disastrous accident at
Bath. It appears that a gentleman named Eastwood
was on the bridge at the time it fell, but had the good
fortune to escape uninjured. On the same day. about
noon a telegram was received by his wife stall- that
he hid been injured and was lying in the b- tua•

MEMORIAL CARDS.—
The friends f decease,' perserts are invited to
Inspect • variety of MEMORIAL CAltDl4,emboosed,
cameo, or plain, at the office of this paper, 8, Nigh
West-street. Dorchester; or at 7, Bond-street, Wey-
mouth. fir specimens will he sent by post for selection.
96 Embossed Carols, with name, dates, &gap, sad •
Torso of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied for 3s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

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SCHWEPPES SODA WATER.
SCHWEPPE'S LEMONADE.
SCHWEPPE'S POTASS WATER.
Consumers are particularly requested to ask for
SCHWEPPES and observe Trade Mark on Labels (a
Fountain), as many imitations sre offered to the
Public.—To be obtained from the leading Chemists,
Wine Merchants, and Cirecers
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

CHEAP EXCURSION TO LONDON.
ON EVERY MONDAY, until Further
Notice a SPECIAL CHEAP EXCURSION
TRAIN for LONDON, calling atthe undermentioned
Stations as follows:

1111110116 rota. Pius to Loudon and back.
PIM Cisaa. Ciao.
am. a d. a d
Loam Portland . . —at 740 41 11 0
„ Weymouth „ 314 22 126
„ Dembautor . „ 9* 11 110
„ llorslma „ 9 20 11 6
„ Waal ...... „ 941 19 11 0
„ WSodom „ 954 18 206
„ 1101/IWeeth7 10. 0 I
„ lienormtity }eta. ~ 18. 8
16 16 6
161mborne •, 39.54
Arrive Loudon (Water-
Ido BritErs) ... about 229

'Th

17 0 I 10 0

The Return Train will leave Waterloo Bridge
Station, London, on the following Saturday or Satur-
day week at 12.10 p.m.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

CHEAP EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
EVERY MONDAY until JULY
214, an EXCURSION TRAIN for
LONDON will leave Portland at 9.30 a.m. ;
Well south, 9.55 Dorchester, 10.15 ; Bridport,
9.30; Malden Newton, 10.52 ; 11.0 Srark-
Lord, 11.15 Castle Cary, 11.95 ; Bruton, 1 .33 ;
Welk, 9k); Sham IWleO., 9.55; Cranmore, 10.5;
Witlessa, 1145 : Proem, 12.0; Westbury, 12.15; and
Trowhid /2.25 pm. ; pmseneers returning on tie
Ileaowbig bardhY oily week.
f ems sad full plklulars see Special Bills.
J. G N, Gonna ?Amager.
Paidinglos Tinian%

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DAMP WALLS

CURE) BY TR!
"PETRIFYING LIQUID,"
(Transparent or in l•obnin4), at 2d. to 3d. per yd.
Also forms a non poisonous WAIWABLE DISTUIPZI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

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All communications should b. addressed to tha Vitae
Express and Telegram Offices, Dori:beater, and Poet.solles
orders may be made peptide to the publisher, Mr. OM
FRANKLIN.
When sum. are sent le damps it Is requested that
they may be in half penny damps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

WAREFIA7I.

COUNTY COURT, Wednesday. The capricious and
unpopular Judge of this Court, Mr. T. E. P. Lefroy,
arrived by an early ta sin. and heard the whole of the
cases. which were for the most part undisouted and devoid
of interest. We think it would he better taste on the
part of Ilia Honour if he refrained from interfering with
the duties of the Registrar, Mr. Freeland Filliter, who is
quite competent to perform them.
Oliver Ford, Wareham, v. Thomas Crivalord, Wareham.
—A claim of £l2 10s. thl, for horse Lire. —Defendant at '
first said be had been overcharged, but afterwards
admitted tbe debt. —His Honour gave judgment for the
amount claimed in monthly instalments of rs, the first in
• week.
Ann Crocker, Wytch, Corte Castle, v. Beanie Farwell,
0 wer, Cede Castle. -A claim of XV 17• tid. —The Plaintiff.
it appears. had an illegitimate chid some years since by
the defendant, who agreed to contribute to. 61. • week
toward. the child's maintenance. The claim was for
arrears under this agreensent.—Hefendant did not appear.
lind his Honour made an order for the amount of the claim
and casts to be paid forthwith.
it:Doman Summon. —Wetter Summers, Wareham, v.
Ballard. Wareham. —His Honour made a com-
mittal for 40 days warrant to be suspended if defendant
paid half the amount in a fortnight and the balance a
month afterward•--Jmists Helfand, Langton Matravera,
v. Joan Manhcabiey, Morden Castle. —Defendant to pay
I. in • fortnight and Its, monthly, or he committed for
40 days.—Lioael Pkdbps, Church Knowle, v. John rsiirry,
Worth Matravers.—Defendant's wife appeared and said
she couhl only pay 01. • week, as her husband only had
M. • week, and they had nine children, only one of whom
'amid anything.—The debt wee 1.5 and the original
order 4. a month.—The Judge reduced the order to 3s. a
month, the first instalment in • fortnight, subject to •
committal for 40 days. A Ibliff Swanage, v.
iUinin Bridk, Swanaga—Defendant to be committed
for 40 days if he fails to pay Al in • fortnight and £1 per
month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

To D. Jane Colons, Gilead House, Yeovil.
AU cues of TAPEWORM CURED IN TIIREE HOURS after
sppliTtioT, it the person attend luting, which should in 01

The undermentioned Persons have been cured by takinr
OLMER'S INFALLIBLE WORM MEDICINE
C

RIAD TUB FOLLOWDM MARVILLOUS frRIL
5, Thomas-street, Weymouth:
T hereby certify thst I was a. great sufferer from tape-worms
for upwards of five years. I took modicine for it, and gum
symptoms soon followed by parts of the tape-worm being
expelled, but no cure was effected. I went hundred of miles
on the Continent to parties famed for the cure of tape-worm,
but they failed to cure me. At last I was informed klailarne
Dr. Coliner, el Yeovil, had cured many people. I went to
consult her, aria in less than two honm after taking a lose of
her rondicfee its wonderful effect, were shown by my pawing
three monetrems tape-worms with their heads atta,Ael, the
ehortest nearly one hundred feet in length. I hail never taken
anything i• my life for worms that tried me so little, for '
was able to attend to my busintes the whole of the day.

youi'i ies-pe4tqiW,
ItOMIIISUR LETS,

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Surgeon Dentist.
GAITION.—Ie consequence of the great success of Dr.
Jane Conner, many persons have been travelling in boo ',sm..
or staling they are her travelling Agents, and that they are in
prelneraip with her. She begs to motion the Public szainst
with persons, and therefore gives this notice to the Public,
that she bee no connexion with any person or persons whst-
ever, neither bike ebe any travelling Agents. Whosoever uses
her name will be Prossental

WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATOMAR azie
TY ell others. Prise litednia, lopndon, ISM PhigiNfarZi:
Silver tr.m 3St 044 tem SI la IS. Cairsibil. KO.
Sarent-Blzest. agrln. Strunk W.C. DraldravelientliSlet
has.
I ASIPLOUGITS PYRETIC SALINE is tbe wet agreeable
La and elikacious in preventing and curing levels. small-
pox end eruptive cornpiaints. It instantly relieves the Erg
intense headache and thirst, end d even wink lisms=
p la • rpectik in gag ant lU,
o.

fILAIT mod MACHNIERY SUPPLY ASSOCIATION
(Limit.xl).
Manufacturers, Farmers Re , supplied srith Machinery and
Implament* for their Business, under an improved Pramiass
Hilo Swivels of eaav payments extending over 1,2, or 3 years.
Particulars Led opinions of the Press Post free.
Mead (Mew.
MI and 211, Cheat Western Arcade, Rinataithasn.

L pill idtion.

orinanee
ineers, P

D I,BERT CRAPE, one fold it the neve fratent ALIiETt
CRAPE IP SI thick as tam 101 l a of the old make, is much
cheaper and weara better. Sold by an Drapera

MRUNKS end PORTMANTEAUS. HARROW and
SON, Old Bond Street, London, "is 0 reliable Ronne,'
Apr Plate. Guide, 1874 Pllustrated Catalogue poet bee. r.rle
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

DORCHISTZR.

A 11,sisrot. BEGGARS' KNAP.—The fine trees which
ha: e for so nony years been an ornament to the field
opis,site E.,dnef -Owe, I !Elton, are being rapidly
levelled, to make way or building operations.
THZ TOWN BAND Will4erhni. tbe following selec.
tion of music in the West Walks o. Wednesday
evening, June 20th, commencing at half-put se.sn
March, " England Freedom's Home ; quadrille,
" Excursion; valse, " Sweethearts ; ' selection,
" Martha lancers, "Madame Angot ;" galop,
" resti,al."
ComUrrraP 70 THE DORSET COP/ITT PRISON.—
Htfeionft Mary Ana Mirtin, stealing blankets, kc.,
at Portland; Arthur Norma 4, ;ncorrigible ppm at
Lyme Regis—Hord La 601,.. Elisailst;; Pain, steal-
ing money at Dorchester; John Williams, st„,aZing
boots at Dorchester; and John Taylor, stealing a coat
Wpymouth, 1 calendar month each; John Balston,
drunk aud riotous at Weymouth ; William Wallis,
vagrancy at Wey--ur.th ; Henry Thornbery, vagrancy
at Stalbriolo ; and Muin:c Mary Ann Davis, vagrancy
at Cranborne, 14 days each; Georg,: Jackson, drunken-
ness at Weymouth, and Ann Price, asseJt at Wey•
Cioi.th, 7 days each.—Further examination :
Tiarard, attempting to poison at Clenston.
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THE WEAnuca.—The following in ourroeteorological
report:—

i (Lowest
D.W. 11600tt. Pout 44 Wind. I Stab cf 'caul.,
1 IlielA.
I I
h.. •
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II 47 64 NW & ISE 40K, flne, thumlor
It 76 II , 13 Is SW Cloudy fine,
IS 65 54 NE Gloomy
14, 09 ' NO NS & E 'Cloudy, One,
16 SS 1 50 1 Fine
le ni 63 5
17 711 1 55 1 ESSE M
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

Literature of the Dag.

I'. P. Bum : Ilia Lin AND LINZ WOILK.—WO
have been forwarded • copy of the above work, which
has just been issued by hisser.. Morgan and Scott,
the welbknown publishers of 12, l'atennister Build.
hip, Kr. There are few but have heard of Mr.
Rios, the author of a large number of those Sacred
Songs which have become eo popular, and which were
sung with no di effect by Mr. Sankey at the great
Revival Meetings held a year or two ago in our large
towns awl the metropolis. There are comparatively
few, however, who have heard or read of Mr. Blies
except by his hymns of proti.e. The present work
deals with the nom and his work, and takes the
reader from the firth of the "country boy" (am Mr.
Bliss delighted to be culled) in July, ISIS, to the
terrible accident at Ashtabula, at the elm° of last year,
in which both Mr. end Mrs. Slime lost their Bees.
Search was made ler their remain.' or any article
belonging to then' which could be identified ; but not
a vestige of anything he. been found up to the present
time. "They (an extract reads) have gone, as
absolutely and ompletely gone, OA if translated like
Enoch." At the time Mr. and Mrs. BUN' Lot their
lives they were on their way to join Memo'. Moody
and Sankey at, Chieago where large meeting. were
being bell, At Ashtabula a railway bridge gate way,
the train crashed through, and on that bitter winter's
niod. IN/ persons lost their lives, being either crushed
l'etween the wreck of the train awl the Ice of the
frozen river below, or burnt alive, the horrors of the
accident being heightened by thu train taking tire.
Apart from • thrilling account of the disaster which
cost Mr. and Airs. Bliss their live,' the book is replete
with Interest, and will be welcomed in every Christian
family; telling, as it dose' (to quote from Mr. Moody's
introduction), of the life work " Tho most highly
honoured of God of any man of his time, as • writer
and singer of Gospel Songs." At eleven years Mr.
Bliss was working m a farmer's lad, but whilst so
engaged he learnt enough to qualify him to instruct
others, and at eighteen he is appointed a teacher by
the Hartsville School Board. At the Trevand•
Collegiate Institute he defrayed his expenses by
"sawing wood, bringing watet, and sweeping rooms,
being," 1111 he said, "determined to earn every penny
he peeeibly could honourably." From his childhood
he seems to have evinced considerable musical aptitude,
and indeed it is his music and secret songs that hes
made hie name a household word in both hemis-
pheres'. In earlier times he might well have ranked
amongst our numerous bards, but his alto we. to
consecrate his gilts to Ills Master's service. Het
was—
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CAUTION.

REOKITT'S
The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all
others, and the quick ap-
preciation of its merits by PARIS
the Public. has been at-
tended by the usual result
—sit, a flood of imitations : the
merit of the latter mainly consists
in the ingenuity exerted, not
simply in imitating the square BLuz
shape but making the general ap-
pearaaoe of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to
caution all buyers to see "Reckitt's
Paris Blue" on each packet
BEWA.RB OF WORTHLESS IMITATION&

3d.

SILICATE PAINTS.
FOR IN AND OUT-DOOR WORK
WOOD, IRON, OR PLASTER,
HAVING DOUBLE THE BULK OF LEAD
PAINTS,
NON-POISONOUS,
DO NOT BLISTER.
ALL COLOUR&
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TF.STI M 1 Oi I ALM,

Gotham, near Cranborne, nortet..
March lath, 1874.
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Dear Madam, -Pray accept my heartfelt thanks for the most
extraordinary cure you have performed on me. If I did not
return you such I should ',insider myself ungrateful.
I, Ellen Bailey, was afflicted with deceased knee-Joint for
emit considerable time, luring chub my health madly suffered,
too much so, that I bectme an inmate f the Salisbury
mary for 11 months, where they performed an operation on
my ken, removing the hone which forms tho knee-cap
(Patella), after which I was turned out incurable. I was then
prevailed on to become an inmate of the Channoutk con-
valescent Home for three months, from where I Iva, also
turned incurable. At last I was recommended to apply to
you, which I did, and am happy to any, by the use of your
valuable Remedies, in the siace of six months I received a
perfect cure. I have now been cured for nearly two years,
and have had no return ef the complaint since.
Wishing you to make this public for the good of other poor
auffarers,
I am, dear Madam,
Gratefully yours.
ELLEN BAILEY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-19

C 25,750 000 NEXT OF KIN
and HEIRS wanted
to Unclaimed Money and Property in England,
America, and the Colonies. Address, J. S. Itixiraii,
Bag., 8.A., St. Neota. Particulars of any name in
the collections of persons wanted, ss. Sd. Property
recovered upon commotion. Wain friends traced.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

HUNTING APPoINTNINNTS.

Mr. Madelylitim lioutul.-Thurs.lay, Mudd:tad Newtoa
—at 11.
l'AtiAtock Hound., Tuemdar Drivo Eta, ;
Friday. 'I mich awl 11.4-...1. Wirot..rhourn, Al.b.u—at 11.
Lurd Partin:as Hound.- WCIIIIO6III6Y, Park Farm;
Friday, Slaplab al Corner- at 11.
Blaelcuttraor V.de (this day', Mar•dua
Marina; Erulny, Weathill-,:ata ; Saturday, /duke,' Stu('
Pulhnou- at 11.

BIRTHS..

.I:,nanry 21. at Anderson, the wife of Mr. 0. Guy, of •
daughter.
Fetwu iry 12, at 12. Iloyal-ereseent, Weymouth, the wife
of 4'aptain I. 1,, Mareliant Corey, 11.5. i 1., of a son.
Fehruarr IF,, at Fortnee's•well, Portland, the wife of
Mr. .1. 'h 1,1 s, of a son.
February If, it 9, Oakley-place, Weymouth, the wife of
Mr. G. DC114.111, of a son.
February 19, at Sturnsinater Newton, the wife of Mr.
W. C. Norman, of aeon.
February 21, at Arfpn,l,lle Virarsure, Dorchester, the
wife of the Nov. 11. P. Williama•Freenian. of a son.
Fel,ntary t 2, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. John It
Hodges, Jun., of • daughter.

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MARRIAGES.
Feln oars, 8, at the parish church, Milts-mile% by the
Rev. 1. Michel, William John, ells-it mn of Sir. Slielo.
Litton Cheney D ir.hester, to Mary Ann, secoud •laughter
of Kr. R. Mahlon, Chileombe.
February 12 at the parish church, Ellng, lw thence. a.
J. Davis, R. I. Keeping, of Wyke Farm, Weymouth, to
Jessie, second daughter of the late John Andrews, Tattoo.
Southampton.
February 1:1, at ibberton Church, by the Rev. .1 Martin,
William Beach, Esii , to Matilda, only daughter of Mr.
Tapper, Rtilway Hotel, %%inborn..
Fehroary 15, at the Wesleyan Chapel, Poole, by the
Rev. E. Workumn, assisted by the they. S. Wile?,
Joseph John, eldest son of the late Mr. Thorne*
Thomas/ion, of Worcester. to Eliza Ann, eldest daughter
of Mr. William Mate, of Poole.
DEATHS,
At Martinstown, El ir.abeth Spicer, aged 27, of common..
Hon, greatly respected.
February 2. Mr. Charles Bes.nt, at Brock-hill. Puddle
-
town, sze•l sl, for about 50 year+ a surveyor of highwaya
February ii, at Lsngfieot, Mr. li. Wareham, aged 82
years.
February 15, at Weymouth, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr.
IL !Leggett. J.P., aged K.
February 18, at Blandford, Mr. Samuel Rendall, aged Ml

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years.
February 10, at the residence of her sisters, Grange
Wareham, .A,enath Zelpah, the beloved wife of Artful
Jamas Jestt, achoolmieiter of Abbotebury, and Y
datighter of John and Joie Ricketts, Wool=
Warabata. Ned 118 Team
Febrdal7 ti. at 19, Trinity-atreet, Dorebsidom Simla
Mary, the beloved wtte of Kr. Thomas Carter. mad 161
JOWL

Printed sad Publl,lbod st Hiltfl-etlyot 11/14.it;
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Tuesday, February V. 277.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

THE WILTON ELECTION.
PTUDALIAL

_
AP, of course, every one anticipated, Mr. Sidney
flerbert now represents this little antiquated pocket
Borough, and g.ws to Parliament to support a man
whom Ids f atbor, the late Lord Herbert bitterly opkrased.
Without condescending to address a Bindle meeting of
his vassals—the free and independent —(Heaven save
the mark)—electors. Mr. Herbert polled 751 votes,
again-t Mr. Norris's 187. Our only wonder is there
were found P. 47 men who had the oourage to avail
themselves of the ballot.

Thousands are unable to take C,ocoa because the
varictiet commonly sold are mixed with Starch, under
he plea of rendering them soluble ; while really niskine.
them thick, /teary. and isdigrotible. This may he easily
detected, for V Cores titiokens is tho nap it prow Me
addition of aura. CADBURY'S Cocoa Neseece is .enable;
It is therefore three times the stanmith of thee. QOM%
and irolre.hing Beverage like Tee ee Cam

BUY RECRITTS PARIS BLUE, IN
PENNY SQUARES.

It is used by the RICHEST.
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,
Becalm of its CHEAPNESS!
( Mown. Rpcu,c & Sox.
Shepherd's Bush, October 1874.
Lett, r from I Gentletoen,—" lam very much pleased
rip; DuciiKsi .rith your SQUARE BLUE. I hare now
OF used It for eullle time, snd both for
EDINBUROWS DEAUTY of COLOUR and ECONOMY It far
Laundress. I SUR PASS ES any other !have hitherto used."
Yours respectfully, SARAH OARDNER,
Isundrento HR.H. the Duke of Edinburgh

PRICE 07,,TE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitation&
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Princess Wales and Duchess of Edinburgh.
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in attendance upon
ke to from home.

PROFIT AND LOSS.

a. d.
To Expenditure of the Read
Office and fifty-one Branches,
and gencirs,incinsling Bent,
Taves, Licenses, Stamps, Sal-
aries, London Bankers' Com-
mission, Postage, Stationery,
&c.
To Directors Fees
To tidaummer Dividend on
25,000 Shares_ at 90 • - -

, ...,, Shares, at 20 per cent
per annum
To CM istmas Dividend on
30,000 Shares, at 24 per cent
per annum
-- 61,000 0 0
To Balance carried to Surplus
Fund 576 310
£97,543 11 6

£ a. d.
By Gross Profit for the year ending
30th December, 1876, after payment
of Income Tax and making provision
for bad and doubtful debts, &c.
£97,543 11 6

SURPLUS FUND.
£ s. d.

To Balance of undivided Profit or Sur-
plus Fund 258,799 15 11
£258,799 15 11
£ d. £
By Balance of undivided
Profit last year 155,706 2 1
By Premium of £2O per
Share on 5,000 new
Shares
By Profit on eale of unal-
lotted and forfeited
Shares 2,517 10 0
258,223 12 1
By Balance of profit and
Account now added 576 3 10
2258,799 15 U
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

WRYXOI7TH.

DISTRIBUTION 01 BRF.A D. —On Wednesday and Thursday
last the trustees of the charities of Sir Samuel Mien, "of
immortal memory," distributed about 1500 four-pound
Mare: to the poor and deserving. Mr. J. Ayling attended
for Meleombe Regis, and Mr. E. Bayly for the Weymouth
side. _

Otm Tuarrawas.—Those who remember the many
performances of our" old favourities," Messrs. Jeffery and
the lovers of the sock and buskin who have rallied round
them year after year. whl acknowledge the public spirit
with which those gentlemen, the nucleus of our popular
amateur players, bare again got up some capital evenings'
amusement. The first piece is the domestic ilratna "bob
it Bitter Cold l"—likely to be more seasonable now than
at the drenching time last Christnies—and, after Mr.
Board has sung a favourite ballad, "The Dinah Girl of
Genot," will be given, concluding with a terrific combat.
New dresses and elfecta have been provided, and, as the
histrionic ability_ of Messrs Jeffery, that accustomed
Shakespearian, Mr. C. P. Gee, and the others, is well-
known, and the same pleasant young ladies will appear,
all who patronise will be sure of having good value for
their money. Wednesday and Thursday are the play
nights, and the Theatre Royal the place.
BOROVOO PETTY SESSIONS, Monday.—Before Mr. W
Talbot, Dr. Drew. Dr. Tigard, Mr. T. Abbott, Mr. B.
Hopkins and Dr. Simpson.
ILF.PENTA,CE OF ONE OP TIRE 001110 RE'S MOM
Gi,manni Paniarotti, the Greek seaman from the Option,
was brought up by Mr. Vickery, who stated that the Greek
said he did not understand thoroughly the matter; he had
been threatened by Coleman, and led away by him—The
Chairman asked if the cimmin was willing to take the
prisoner ; but the captain was not present, and Mr.
Shepherd, the ships' husband, mentioned the share of the
expenses, which he thought ought to be paid by the man.
—s(r. Arden said. in answer to Dr. Drew, that only the
Secretary of State had power to release the man.—Dr.
Drew said then that was an answer. This man told them
through Coleman. the same as the others did.—Mr. Arden
said that Piinisrotti, being on an English ship, most
understand the orders, and he had said that he under-
stood the charge.--The man waa sent below, leaving the
Greek Consul power M make the application to the Secre-
tary of State to put him on board.
Boitounit PETTY SWOONS, Tuesday.— Before the Mayor
(Mr. Landis), Mr. Jas. Milledge, Dr. Drew, Mr. J. Ayling,
and Mr. T. Abbott,
Jane Gillingham, • married woman, was summoned for
being drunk.—P.c. Stickland found defendant about mid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

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11111ANKRUIPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
11 and promptly executed at the
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VETE BILLS and PROGRAMMES cheaply,
and quickly printed, in ANY COLOURS, at
the
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BTIOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, and
PERIODICALS, elegantly printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

MEMORANDUMS tudefully and promptly
printe,l, and as Cheaply ai any House in the
frade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

women,
infants. Th
The single
and Dr.
Amongst '

CURLS OF COUGHS, COLDS. AND FIOALSEPDAN (ki, week)
sr Da. Loconis PELMONIC WAVIRS.—Mr. Seymour,
Chemist, Okehamptoo. writes :—Having sold the Wafers
constantb 'forth° lagilten year., I am pwiectly 'attuned that
they are the best medicine for Coughs, Colds, eke., ever
introduced. I have many times seen the benefit arising
from them„especially to .ingers and public speakers."
Sold by alWromiatalat Is lid. Is. tid. and Ha. per
bor.
EMIGRATION —The 1.319

tons =r
(Nee mule, from
oil board 68 married pea
-omen, 39 children beta
*a, making a total of

Louisa
are about
cultivators

barque Indus 1,
for RorkLampton.
Saturday. haring
4e mon, 73 "Ingle
the, no of 12 and 2, and 2
equal to ark adult!,
of Um Gaudin.

:b. ;- -u
chargel

as surgeon-superintendea
Italians, vine-dremers, olive
silk.
Actanii Agent-General fur
the following telegram from
, dated the leth inst. :—" The
appointed Agent General in the
o, Fag., C. M. G. After several
'colony was visited with severe
boon of continuous general
telegrephic cable is probable;
have recommended an
,t 6s. 3d. per bushel;

who kill.'
table

;
•

arm 'at ter
growers, and eul ,if ii
SOUTH AUSTIALIA.—The
South Australia has received
the Goverment in Adelaide, e
Honourable Arthur Myth aim
place of the Wet'. S Dutton,
amok, of sultry weather, the
thundenitorms and thirty six
raisin The duplication either t-
the Intsr-Colonial Conference
uniform telegraphic cede. Wheal
Sour. Alf. per ton."
Mrs. Guy, the Maidstone schoolmistress her
husband during an animation at the dinner tante - few
weeks ago, by throwing • knife at him, it penetrated his
flack was triad at Sant Assizes. The grand jury had
Mimed the MB for murder, and under the advice of her
comma sMitileaded gulag to the charge of manslaughter.
Mr. Justine Brett senteaced her to penal servitude for
ten yearn
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

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CARDS
qu of any size, ality, and style, either
plain or ornamental, correctly, neatly, and
cheaply printed at the
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DRAPERS' BILLHEADS by the 10,000 at
very low prices A the
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GROCERS' „ TRADE LISTS elaborately
executed by Steam Printing at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

MIL WALLIS AND THE PRESS.

Many kind friends have gene:llll3r expressed their
disapprobation of the attack by Mr. Wallis het week
on the Press, and some of them have desired that we
should give the erratic Councillor an "article," expos-
lug hhn, and defending ourselves. But Mr. Wallis's
utterances do not trouble us in the leapt. The
attempt to compel the Press to report folly or be
client, is • very atale one, often repeated by the feeof liberty, the 1.1,4 notable efforta in that direction,
before Mr. Wallis's, being under the regime of
Nap ikon lII.' in the French Chamber of Deputies.
such attempts have always failed in the end, and Mr.
I Wallis, even if firtifil by the choice ephito of the
" Cololi n (W.," santy Court cape) is not likely
to effect in England what Coesari-m found t i much
in France. As to attacking Mr. Wallis pent, vially in
our columns, we sympathise much with his friends in
Itheir affliction, and viii not add to their annoyance
and grief : while the her:easel; of Weymouth Ward
mint bide who ii fit to reprosent them or not. Any
&fence of ourselves is unite unnecessary, eepecially
after the wiilespreul marks if improval we receive'
,
but should any friend, or indeed any person entitled
to c ration, desire to know why the represents-
tires of 13,000 people cannot be repined in the same
style an those of :141,003.000, a suffi. ient 'town em be
gi VCII with the greatest ema.
Natives of tVeynkoiath, and particularly of the
"other side of the vat .r," will be gimi to learn that
we have "touched b ttom" as to Mr. Wallis's c am
plaint of the PRIM Stramrers and foreigners may
hint that it is h to find " pith" or "meaning" M
hi a speeolics ; bit that CauncilMr is a 'mate erne, and,
as the French nay, "A gaNul rat toit go.sl cat," some
eonsiiliirotion mak,* the matter plain, and the
Coancillor may say—
" Not to know me argues yourselves unknown.*

Ntr. Wallis complained-that-the reporters were so dis-
c-mite els as not ti pat in what he elicited from the
Town Clerk—" That the Itarbour-mas. er's salary
comes from the Hub " Nose so aimless a complaint
as would appear, 60r Mr. NVallis is an opponent
of Increase of rates, and so he did not like to be
charged with throwing furthor cost in the rat'-
payers b." advocating the increase of Mr. Ntaee's
..diry. The Town Clerk, however' points.d out that
this increase, being for services at the Dam, innst come
out .4 the rates, awl so Mr. Wallis's swif juitifiesiti.ns
fell stillborn, and .sir reporter thought it 11111 l ecessary
to blazon his attempt and .lefeat. We soil 't that
such reticence did nit deserve the epithets mash, use
of, nor the threat of annihilation, and can only hope
that Mr. 'Wallis; will make the rep niers some amen&
by contrilmtitig suit of his wealth to 4ive thou a shara
In that rise .4 salaries which ho approves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

POOL. BIitWERY.
PURE BEERS ROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.

and PALE ALE, of the
',,le,
awl Flavour, Brewed no the
~le, an experienced Brewer. All
'LEe warranted to be Brewed from
NLY. at the
VERY, DORSETSHIRE.
-I BREWERY.
PIRITS of the Beat Quality,
. Lowe-t Remunerative Price.
for all kiwis of Beer, Ale, Porter,
fora-m.4.d on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.
WILLIAM TILLEy,
BUILDER, dke., ea,
PRINCES STREET, DORCHESTER.
TNFORMS the Public and the Trade that he
keeps a STOCK of CEMENT, PLASTER,
Drain Pipes, Closet Pans and Traps, Oven Burs, Fire
Bricks Deals, Slates, Bridgwater Tile, Garden
Edging of Different Patterns, Terra Cotta Vases, and
different other Fancy Articles of the same Material.
A
Designs, k'-' •
„ the STONk
Pauicas-exurr

1/ITTER 13EE1
4.) Fine'

Burton princrpin,
8EE11.9 awl ALI.
MALT awl HOPS
POOLE BEE'

POOl
VNINES and
Soil at the

List of Prices
Wine, and Spirits,

READY-
Of different Der
be seen at the
Drece

A VAIRIITI OF
IRKED HEADSTONES.
kept in Stock for SALE, and
\Voltam, PrAer-LANZ, or at RINI-
'I (next to the Dorset County

ifApitaL
E. AND O. BROWNING,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, NEWSAGENT
Dealers in Patent and RemeiPailiie
Xedieines.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY,
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
tazlrrs FOR THE PUBLICATIONS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL 'Shills lA.
Bookbisding encoded *A WOW 4ind disipsdat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-27

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. EVERT MAN HIS OWN PAINTER. I
IIDUT LU/XDY'S Celebrated HOUSEHOLD PAINTS mixed
- ... _,CI ready for um.
nedith Packedt In I, 2,3, 4,5, 6, and 7 lb Tins
SANDELL'S HAIR RESTORER which can be ope whe finger RIO thumb and closed
in now acknowledged to be the only again Dry, hard and glassy within eight hours.
reliable preparation fiw RESTORIN The popularity of these Panda have induced niany attempted
GREY or FADED HAIR to its rt'irnt'l.‘"':°.t hick hdint of any value in comparison,
ta'every Purchaser t....
lerecto himself should
Original Colour. It ia • Certain Curl FOC that on every Tin Is stamped' 'John'J. Lundy and C 0.," as
for Baldness and a sure eradicator or acme Retailers otherwise give the common imitations, which
Dandriff. For Strengthening and they are induced to keep incrol) that they get It cheaper, and ,
keeping the Hair fr.m falling off, it is reap more profit.
unequalled. Theft inewtimaide rpialities render it an 0 ODA WATER Ill'i LENO NA D i'lli AC 11l NE S
wivential tiolet requidte for all who prize that choicest 0 • il !RISC, SYSTEw.
gift of nature—A 14,.1.1 Head of Hair. ' Particulars post free. N. G. WILCOCKS, flacketrext, BATH.
I
Sold by most ChennistA, in Bottles, 2v. and 31. 6d.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Wareham and Blandford. Mr. GEORGE.

I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

E
DESCRIPTION of PRINTING,
1.24 from a Card to a Book, la neatly and cheaply
executed.

ORDERS, should be sent to the PUBLISHER,
"-I-.,'
FAXPRESS" and 1 ELEGRAM "
STEAM PRINTING WORKS,
HIGH-STREET-WEST, DORCHRSTER

_ .
R.• KING'S PILLS . 1
The Best Remedy for BILE, Wind, Indigestion,
Headache, Sickness, Torpid Liver, Giddiness, Spasms,
Nervousness, Heartburn, and Debility.
DR. KING'S PILLS.
Only two Medicines really act upm the Liver; one
Ii Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destroyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or CalomeL The only side
remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cases of Rile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss of Appetite, Giddiness, Spawns, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervolumess, Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Bowels.
L. lid., 214. 9d., 4s. 6c1., and lls. per box, of all
medicine vendors.

Stearn-ships— Tons. ; Stearn-ships— Tone.
Zorn, GROGAN ... 511111 I:NOLAND, Thompson., outi
SPAIN, Brace— Tun Qugma, Bragg .. 4111
IrALT, 'Motown Bee HoLLAND. Healey
Nitammt, Altree 35)1 Fair. Simpson .... 4154
CANADA, &linnet— ... 3500 HELVETIA, Pearce ... 4174
UREECE, AD.lrews DENMARK, WilliaßlA
Front LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every WEDNESDAY ;
from gyi:Exs-rows, Tgunsnas. From LONDON to
NEW YORK every SATURDAY,
bsbnoa nuts, £lO Ills., XII,. Its., and .Cl 5 154,.
arr. rung FIMOIIIIIIisIation. Return Tickete 21 and II
Guineas. STErnt,ne to Now York, 004011, Baltimore,
Philadelphia, Xci.
rot Passage apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSITIP
COMPANY (Limited) KS, Water-An:el Liverpool: Siren
SUN Div& and Co., Agents, 11, liracecluirrhoitreet, London;
Cr to ROBERT 11. BEST, Auction Mart, Bridport ; Buenos
F. HUNVORD, Sollth—O.reet. Grewkero., ; JAME.% WARR,
Warlock, Somerset; or to A. B. VICKERY, Welt I,SIRP
MO, Poole.
Passengers are advised to secure tbcir Passager from the
Loral Agents before leasing home.
6A,e4 LINI
W unsIITT}EIpsTTAA R
•EAMPAS.--LIVERIMPoL to NEW
YORK every TIWIIIDAY.
Passemiers to all parts of the United States and Canada.
Tho well.known fast Bail Steamers of this Doe mil ON
under :
CELTIC . THURSDAY. Mad February.
, GERSIANII.; Tut:RSDAI, March.
BALTIC THUR.NDAY, ktii March,
ADRIATIC THURADAT, 15th March.
Fr full larticolars splay to 11 r. CHARLES I:Rnas
Diangatc-street, Donned, ; ti JAME.' NOWT aO.I ea.
en; orb SMAY, IRK!E, ee.4 co., IL Wateriliest.
and 34, loadisiliMbstrect, Dosion, LQ
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

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II STOCK of the NEWEST TYPE for the RAPID
EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
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ORDER FORMS in all shapes and styles,
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RIILES of FRlENDLYandother
'SOCIETIES tastefully. cheaply, and promptly
executed at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

. .
At the Inventors ttf the Futst Animal 'Medicines
ever known as " I) ArS."
'rhis matchless chest ...attains all that a Farmer can
regidre to keep his Stock free honk disease, and in fine
healthy condition, viz :
'TIAY, SON. and HEWITT'S " CHEMICAL
JJ EXTRACT or GREAT PUN DESTROYER'
prevents pal ' g and heaving in bad lambing, cures
swollen and broken ;elders in Ewes and Cows, and all
Bgrernaut wounds, cu !M elite, and sores in all ullah.
AY, SON, anti H I.: W ITT's "GASEOUS FLUID
or BLACK MIXTURE" stops internal pain,
colic, scour or diarrhoa, debility, colds, shivering
fits, and great exhaustion in Homes Oxen, Calves,
Sueep, and lambs, imparting rare strength, vigour,
and appetite.
TIAY, SON, and HEWITT'S "RED DRENCH or
JJ INFLAMMA HON POWDER," the almost
marvellous cleansing drench; is ~f immense value in
checking all feverish synipt in, after calving and lamb-
ing, rendering the milk of the Cow and Ewe copious,
sire, and wholesome for their ..ffspring.
AY, Si IN, and II EW ITTS " Ilii. INCHOLI NE,'
ficr husk and in e oe, in Sheep and Calves. It enters
1 She blood, and impregnates it with a pungent, gaseous
I odour, destructive to the worm or parasite in the wind
ITand lungs.
AY, SOS, and HEWITT'S "RE.!) E PAST on
CONDITIoN BALLS," for Mares after foaling,
being a gra' purifier of the milk for the colt ; it
seatterrandikstroyeall humours and feverish symptoms
In Horses, and is just the remedy to restore appetite,
and impart a mole-like condition.
DAY. SON, and HEWITT'S " GASEODYNE,'
, "CARMINATIVE CHALK," &e, are con-
! tainel in these Chests.

—...-.........- -
Peke of chest complete, including "Key to
Farriery," £2 16s. lid. sent csrriage pahL Any article
can be had separately in 1.K04.
These important inventions hate stood the test of
time, and are the tnie Farmer's Friend and Guide in
all his Cattle Diseases.

. .....
UTloN.—Rneare of haitatiaas, anti sre that the
Nflc of DAT, SON and DEWITT, id 04 all buttlee and
packas.

DAY, EON, AND HEWITT,
22, DORSET STREET, BAKER STREET.
LONDON, W.; AND WANTAGE, REEKS

COALS! COAIsS!! COALS!!!
ROBERT HILL,
26, sotrrif STREET. DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility. Gentry, ilersT, awl his
customers generally that lie ix now supplying the
following descriptions of I 'OALS
WALLSEND, 'JULIA) OR FOREST OF
CLAY (7ROSS. I DEAN
,
TALK OTR* HILL, I RADSTOCK
SMITHS', MALTING.
SILKSTONE, LIMN ago COKE,
R. H. &mires to call special attention to the
TALK 0' TM MILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for h-onsehohl pOrpoPelt.
All coals, by truck load, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, &e., awl Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sock Hirimg Company.
Delilts at the Great Western and South Western
Stations, Dorchester.
(intent received at 21, South stre.A. or at the ..fne%
Great Western Railway Stati,m, will receive prompt
attention.
I Coals delis ern! free in lhirehester and Fordiugtoo.
1 and at modenite rates in the country.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

SALISBURY AND YEOVIL RATLWAY.

The dividend which the Directore, at their meeting
on Wedneeday, agreed to recommend to their share-
hoiden4 h+ at the rate if Mid". end a tuttf per cent.
for the half-year, carrying forward £1,260.

ILLNESS OF FHB lA)RD CHIEF JUITICK
We regret tos.txte dint, owing to illness, the Lord
(Thief justice will not be ahle to take the Western
Cittaiit ;18 arratvecl. Baron Cleasby, we believe,
supplies his place:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

A COWARDLY RUFFIAN.

On WednesdaY, at the Boruugh police court before the
Mayor (Alderman Luck) ...nd Mr. G. J. Gregory, • great
string looking fellow named John Daley alias Samuel
White, wan charged with the following btroas anionic A
woman named Annie Lewis, who appeared with her face
frightfully.bruiasd and bandged e gtensi rely, and her apron
covered with blood, said shot:Me with lie, husband from
Sherborne about Friday, They stayed at the White
Horse. She knew nothing of the prisoner, but had seen
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

SCOTCH POTATOES,
FOB 811113 MID ?HI TABLIL

SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS TO THE
GARDENERS' CHRONICLE.
HATFIELD SUPPLEMENT, 8 pp.: See No.
for May 9, 1874.
CHATSWORTH SUPPLEMENT, 8 pp. : See No.
for June 26, 1875.
WINDSOR SUPPLEMENT, 9 pp.: See No. for
October 31; 1874.
EDINBURGH SUPPLEMENT, 8 pp.: See No.
for Fkptember 19. 1875.
KEW SUPPLEMENT, 12 pp. : See No. for
August 5. 1876.
- - -
Pabilebing
Offim awl Office for Advertisements :
WELLINGTON-Mt= COVR.Vf GASMEN, LONDON, W.O

ItIDE TO KHIV A,
Trr
CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Rolm' Horse Guards.
Page 13 ways :—"Two rodro of boots lined with fur were
also taken ; and for phymc—flith which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of-the-way places—some
quinine, and Corkle's pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the ~yeatest possible success- In Inds
the twirvellouo effects produced npon the mind and lowly
of on Aral. Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I :tdiiiinistered to him live
COCKLE'S PILLS
will never fade from my in ry and a friend of mine,
who p through the came did net many months after-
warlo, informed me that toy fame ao a ' medicine man'
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
SKI
BURNABY'S HIDE TO KHIVA,
Page 13.

JOST ABETTED, AND NOW SELLING BY
E. MILLS and Co., Ex "MERMAID,"
Captain Pascoe, a Cargo of very Superior
POTATOES, direct from the Pits of Scotland.
300 Sacks of PATERSON'S VICTORIAS, a
very choke sort. lis._per Sack, is. 3.1. per Bushel.
100 Sacks of REGENTS, Lis per Sack, 3s. 9.1. pee
Bushel.
500 Sacks of ROCKS, very sound and good, 12s per By Don Pedro Verdaxl, at all Bookstalls, post Bvo.
Sack, 35, per bushel. _
Also in Store, about 20 tons of the " Mermaid's " EXPOSTULATION with the CO-
previous Cargo, 10s, per nack, 2n ild. per Bushel ; and ANOPERATIVE SOCIETIES OF LONDON.
100 tong of the Celebrated JERSEY BLUES.
By Don Pedro Verdad author of " From Vineyard to
Decanter." Price 34., S. STRAYER and SONS, 124,
Delivered free of Carriage to any part of the Town
each sort sold 240 lbe. to the Sack, and 60 lbs. to the F°Dchunth and 96, Leadsohill Street
Bushel. London. 5.C13111.86.
The •• Mermaid " ha, io, inaile a very qiiiek peonage, ____
the Cargo in in splendid condition. MERVOUS DEBILITY.— Orati' s . _ _
Orders taken at the Retail Premises, 61_,. St. 11 MEDICAL WORK, showing Sufferers how 211.1111 CADS, ruled or plain, in ova.,
'Phourratreet. and at the Wholesale and Retail they may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free "dor, primal ai imassie prime, and with
Storm receipt of p als ills Quay. Os postage sz=am.Addrees, Slopiram• lingo ggeopenTtelst 'amid this Paw.
Werboulli, February 7th, 18/7. Inntheite of AnnteenY. LEI" Wailmisei.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
In use
SEVENTY-SEVEN YEARS.
Nrw Oarow-sracrr. LONDOX.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

POOLa

PSITT SO:61110M% Thursday.—llefere the Mayor (Mr. A.
Balaton), the ex• Mayor (Alderman F. lityrifigL Aldermen
M. Kemp.Welch, Mr. 0..1. Stone. Mr. W. D. Deviate,
Mr. .1. 11. Dorell, awl Mr. IL 11.1. Ellia.
Lottiott Biggs, a young woman, was summoned for Wing
drunk awl diairderly at the King awl queen Inn, Aid
refuaing U, tray., when request...l, on the th Februarr•
The buillord Mr. Daniell Elliott, proved that define' int
came int., bia tem, in a drunken rtate anti firs
pint of .or. On being refits.' she Iswameiliaorderly and
an she would net leave he had to I lect tar. Ile lit net
wish to prowl the charge, as ilefemlynt hat expreswil her
Horror/ anti protliPled not toconic to his lefiefe agnio•-71.1
Bench let eft defendant upon pivuolit of 'iota.
JOlne Ureenirlg, a hobbledehoy brick-maker, Of FAnt
Mouton, was aUltilltellett under two itolormations by Jane
rrabli a young woman of Longllecl. to .I,"w can. tlbet
Mr. F. E, L. Bodice appeausl for the applicant. —The
evidatlee taloWett that the pyrtiea lived together at times
for sixteen Montt,e prrt loui ti ittly last, when 114.11.10 d
di,erteil applicant at Weymouth. Ehe first child, to the
ketiktokkHee of which defend:tilt foul coutrilinte.l was
ls.rn at applicanea home at I,m...fleet ilia the 24th
February, 1h1& and the Welllid ii, the l'.eile
on the elrd i.f I hieeltilter last year.—Defeielynt Was
orderysl to pay 2., it week for ettoll child till they wore 15
years of aze and LI 2., costs. lie knoWetl a Montt,
to pity the drat guinea et the I•osts, awl areuher mouth to
pay the ether
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

THIS Derr( MARKETS.

MARK LANE.--Tels DAY.
Thim mornin4 8411110 of the English wheat being in
better con,Otion met an improved demand. Hest
descriptions realised an advance of ls. per quarter
upon ; rices of Monday lmt ; secondary qualities,
however, were difficult of sale at former rates.
Foreign was generally held for a ri.e of 2e. ler
quarter, and a little buslueys was effected at some
improvement Spring corn of all kinds remained
withoM change in value.

_
METROPOLITAN CATTLE. —THIS DAY. i
About 1,1100 beast., including 720 foreign. Trate
steadier at 4.. to 6.. About 7,000 step. 31 •re
enquiry. Tw. to itt. 4.1. Calve.. mule rm. 61 to 7..; !
pigs, 4s. and 5.. per fillm ,to sink the offaL At Dept- I
ford there were 200 Dutch beasts.
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DORCIIESTER MARKETS OF SATURDAY.
AMIN.
The following are the returns :—Wheat, good dry •
gunnies wa.., inquired for, but samples, as a rule, carne
to hand damp, awl was from In to 21 per sack less
money ; barley, dry samples much imp wed after, at
from 1. tot- per quarter ity we money; ditto its;n beans
and peas firtn vetches Mad rye, same as last week;
maize. Me to 11:. per quarter : flour could be bought
in per sack less money.
cern&
IORCIIEI-ITEIL-31oderately large supply of
stock, and grysl attend:we .tf buyers. Fat beef
commanded up. per score: heifers awl ealyes, £l2 to
4:20 each; the best mutton 10.1. to 11.1, per lb.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

IVANTE D, a atetdy, sober MA N u
CARTER, n the 2.lth of March or Lady-
day, one preferred with a boy capable of holding
Plouqh : wages 13s. per week, with a coo.' bowie.
ganten, fuel, and p.tat.,-;rrounil, with journey and
h-irvest money, and other perquisites. None need
apply without a good character. -Apply to Mr. E. A.
tsaosiss, Walkfoid Farm, Milton, hymington, Hants.

A OOTTAGE TO LET at EttosowEr, Eight
.LA. Roomedoind Garden.—Apply to / Mr. S. OLIVER,
Preston.

VOR SALE, a CARRIER'S BUSINESS, a
I. HORSE sad VAN and WAGGON.—AppIy at
the reietresei office, Dorcheeter.

'ONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!

IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCED .4T OTH DArs NOTICE.
from 00 to £l,OOO,

To Farmers. Ilonsehohlers, and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,

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At his Private Office., :2, QIJEEN-SOI_TARIE
BRISTOL

N.B.—Gamine As=cos hereedleteiy Mended to.
me object
The Lowe eft be re-p 4 Mesh* Or Quarterl7.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20

VALENTINE DAY IN DDIN'IIESTEII

()it Tuealay evening awl Weobieeday morning, :data
20,000 extra letters passed through our post offline.
The extra nutiolfer to he oloolivered in the town was
about 0,000, for which w.,rk nds ha were
requirnft Slightly poiraphrasing queen Elizabeth',
famonx Raying, we may well eXelalnl "Good Lord,
what tools there be."