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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

CH kitMOUTH.

WILTS AJO DOBSST COS VA LUC'S T HOWL,
CIASMOITTIL —Tb• annual report of tbie institrion
has just been published, as follows :—" The manager
has to renew bar cordial thanks to bee subscribers
for their cosiiimed interest in the " Convalesoesit
Home." fibs is ham to annesace to them that the
sew building new sisearritla is is pm rum of
erection The bet stoma was laid by the Purl of
Pembroke es the 11th Belies last, sod the
Chairman of the ' Mauienisl Iftsurress,' who kindly
visited it I. person this restlt, reports very favor-
ably of the rerun of the works mid of his aspects
-
ties that the • Harbert Coovalamer Heine' will he
Geisha sod Ills, escopatiso la the autumn of 1867.
Under these oirenmetsors, Lady Harbert has re
Dewed the limes of the Cbarmork House from
Deo:mire last for oelrt:wo years morn that is till
Docerber, 1887. for the
bpareastamear
shows the same favourabrers results r
The atunher of patients admitted in 1865 was 115;
of err 64 cease boa the Salisbury infirmary; 49
were sent by subscribers ; and two were privately
paid for. Of these 70 returned home quite well, 32
were moth benelitted, one was sent back to the
hospital, one was sent home ill, and II remained in
the Home."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

Itswerial Warltament.

UOUSI OF LORDS.

IiONDAY. —Earl Derby gave • frank narrative si the
.pert he bad take. in the formation of a Compervetive
111Inistry, Mating aft the partieulers with referees* to
his isoffeicftal attempts to induce Earl Claredos, the
:Duke of Bomereet, sod other Ganatitetiosal
to join his Government, mid with whist' the °abbe are
already femillm. He did not try to underrate the
•dilletelties of the task be had undert•km, bet toe-
Mewed that under the ciremestanoss, mid injustice to
his party, there woe no other seem open to hien but to
.eoroply with the request of the Queen and from •
Csbinet. He asserted that it was not true to say •
Conservative Administretica would he • war Adminis-
tration, and promised that while preparing the country
against any attack from without they would keep elmr
of foreign entanglements. The House was erowded
with peeresses mad illustrious vidtors, and the two
Royal Primes were present. .
•

TURSID4Y.-134mand Bills dors road a.ecood tams, sod
their lordships adjoarood.
- - •

TBOILIDAY,- -Lord Cranworth moved the mooed
reading of the Administration of Jetties (Ckaaciery)
Amendment Bill, the object of which, be explained,
nos to simplify the organisation of the Court of
Chancery. T'be noble lord also proposed • 'bangs In
the appointments, by whieh • saving of about tIOOU
year might be effected. The Lord Measlier opposed
the Bill Si nosoeseary, sad said the asonaly com-
plained of was only a sintinsental oath The asosid
reading was esgatived without a divides.
FRIDAY. —lo reply to Sari De Grey, It was stated
thsi orders had been given for the conversion of
150100 &Gelds iuto breseli-lasdera The Duke of
c.,mbridge spressed •trong approval of this coarse
which bad been taken, sod oddities sonverted listield was
mach aoperior weepen to the Prussian needle-gun.
Multeequently there was • boas dlasersion in referees to
colonid bishoprics. The aapital Paniehment Bill WU
real • thirl timenad passed, sad the Hose adloarned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

Jordan intelligtnct.

Tan Hnniburg pee* drain dumpers from slap now
as beer is drawn in England.

Ti. cholera has made its appearance at 81. Peters-
burgh, and several persons have already died.
A F•rat Aoroutirr to three of our °pantry-women
I. reported by the Swims papers. Ou the evening of the
3rd last. two young English ladiee, with their mother,
left Rogata In • carriage for Pfeffer'. The horse took
fright at • very dangerous part of the raid, and
precipitated the ladies over • precipice into • wild
stream. The ladiedwere killed.

WHOLISALI MOUT HATCHING.-4 Philadelphian has
recently purchased a farm on Um lineseseteong, for the
purpose of getting polessaion of a orlebrated *oat
stream which rues through the land. This stream be
purposes to turn to practical account by the censtruetion
of ponds for the propagation of this Ash. The p.m&
me to be of various dimensions, to anewer the dWorent
purposes which they are to serve. The " spawniug
pond" Is intended to contain about 1.100 ftultrown
trost. It is claimed by the proprietor that be will have
a million of trout hatched by the middle of Jun*.
New Jersey Paper.

A veal EX21•011)111Alli 11101D(IfT has tamed Is I
the port of Valparaiso. A German named Flush
Invented a submersible reseal, to be used in laying
torpedoes for the defame of harbours. He soak hie
Teasel in the bay in thirty fathoms of water, himself
sod • party of friends being on board. No anxiety was
felt for same time aa to the Barely of the adventurous
party, Plash having asserted that he could easily
remain under water for sic or moven boars. At last •
diver wee sent down, but for flee days the vessel could I
not he discovered, and when found it lay at snob •
depth that the diver could not make • rope fast to It
Ti. China has arrived front New York, but bee
news is not of limb political or general interest The
freedom in South Carolina are said to be behaving
badly, but very likely they are not treated in the kind-
est and most considerate manner in a stets where they
were so romat y boorisinen. At Meridian, Grand Mis-
sissippi, beads of desperadoes are said to have been
perpetrating great outrages on the freedmen, one of the
odious of the Freedmen's Bureau baying been mur-
dered. The intelligence from Mexico shows that the
Republicans are making bead. Matomoros ospitakted
to them on the 22rd ult., and it is said Ury were pro-
' paring to attack Tampico. A scheme for the erobliah-
meat of territorial governmouta in the Britieb-Amerkon
provisoes had been introduced to Lb. Hour el Repro-
Itentetivea, and referred to the eourniblos en Foreign
Affairs. The Fenian movement does not arm to hove
been making meet bead roently. A ilre of • most
extends • isbaraciter bed occurred at Portland. &regrind
emir baU the sty, and property to the value of
10,000,000 dollars, and rendering 2,000 families home-
lees.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

DORCHESTER.

8411101Ine CIRCUS visited Dorobester on Wednes-
day, and gave two good performances before large
audiences.

CORK ii•aurr. Saturday. —The supply of wheat
was again very small this day, and most farmers
rem to have sold out; there wu more demand than
last week, and prim; firm. Barley and oata in retail
clarnand only.

Poucs brarscriow. —On Tuesday, Captain Willis,
the Government Inspector, visited the county and
borough pollee stations at Dorchester, and the mite.
blishment at Cares Abbas, and after • minute imams..
lion in each place expressed himself unite satisfied
with the condition of the force and the offices.

Tile brilliant weather of the past week has led to
▪ peat in-gathering of hey in this neighbourhood. The
wrwlw are generally spoken of at good, and the bulk, at
an rate, will be stacked in excallecit condition. The
Warm forcing weather has greatly Improved the oorn
crape, though a good deal of blight is spoken of in
some places.
THZ LATZ M/L. J•MIS MILLS. —Weare informed
that the Corporation beadle and bellman, whose
death we recorded last week, was one of the last
three volunteers of 1802-3 belonging to the
Dorchester oompany. The two remaining veterans
are Mr. S. Cocaina and Mr. Garrett,
and both of them have lived upwards of 80
years. They all went with the company,
soder Captain Stickland, to Blandford in
1807, and formed part of the force 1,100 strong,
commanded by Colonel Pleydell, that were exercised
in their duties at that town, in a similar manner to
what our volunteers of to-day are about to be in
camp at Lulworth. In 1808 the trio joined the
local militia, and remained in the force till after the
battle of Waterloo in 1816, when the regiment was
disbanded.

Tail reading of the Uterasosneter, st Dorchester for
the past week, was es follows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

BWANAGE.

•-•- --
FATAL ACCIDINT. —An inquest was held on
Friday lase, before Freeland Finger, En., the
coroner for Wareham and the Isle of Purbeck, and a
jury summoned from Stedland and dwanage, at the
oftoe of Messrs. Fayls and Co., clay merchants.
(loathers, about three miles from the town of
Swamis, on a boy named Alfred Jarrett., in the
employ of Masers. Falls and Babington, who was
actudentelly killed the day before, by sliPpioit under
the wheals øf s_ loaded clay waggon, carrying clay on
the railway from the pits to the Fier at 1314timaL
The poor lad, who bore an excellent steady character,
and was aged 16 yaw, lingered for shout two
boars after the accident, at his father's cottage.
The left leg end arm were' fearfully *junk
and Mr. Delemotte being mot for it was found
neosmery to thiputste the leg. The evidence
o( s_ boy named John Green showed that the decearod
rashly attempted to Jump on the loaded waggon
while it was moving. The medical man's evidence
proved that the death was owing to the wigs shock
to the nervous system, end that it was a hopetees
case from the time of the attoidect happening. V.
diet. "Accidental Death." Masers. Fayle and

&Union's chief maniqpir M tin works atanded to
give any information and amistance in the inquiry to
the ooroner and jury. This district is. peenharly wild
and picturesque one, and will wall repay a ride or
walk by any tourist from Swanage or the neighbour.
hood both. spot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

. . 56 to 05
Kingston and 'Wan 36 to 17

owe'.
'tows wad% No NS
So
earrohold.
faelirb, ford Uto SS Coriatry
" potato ... N 111 Norfolk sod Salon
lootalt,fool U SI ea•oktp
Waxamairi Friday.—Wleat, owiag to Um lase hopeful
appearaaes of Continental affairs, la held for the extreme
prises of last Friday. but Um brilliant foroing weather
ceases boyen to supply themselves sparingly. la epilog
oora we kam no sltaration to note. The average price
of whim* for the west ending July 9 was 535. Otd.

New ...

OATS.

... fatale

Len Poor., Friday. —Wheat sad dour, with a Moderate
cossampti re demand. may be quoted 9d. 31. per 100tbe
mad Is. per reek asd berrel dearer thee es Timeday.
Is osii and oatmeal there was an Amos le seem
Barley, beam and pees brought rather more mesa in
the Wee murk.

Sawa, Tbureday.-Beareely any English obis&
Prating at oar Parket to-day, and so alleralika to noting
is values. Fat forage than is bat hula inquiry, and we
gentians oar previous quotatioss. A fair inquiry for
grinding barley and oats, at fully last woales prices.
Indian oorn au tbe spot Is Plane, sad gaits as dear;
but for arrival Americus ia aired at lower rates. In
bites sad peas ma* Mag.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

BURTON BRA DSTOCK.

Isommireag num —Os the night of Teesday,
Jaly 3rd, a shed behogieg to Jane Brown, Beg.,
was set ire to by some evil disposed person Or
Pante& Adjoialag the shed was • large rick. which
would have been burst as well, if • large number of
men bad mot been very active in keeping the sparks
from the lames from settling on it; their task wee
ow& Moder by there being very little water to be
had. Os Monday night lank another fire took place
seer the dwelling-Image of the game gentleman, also
!eviasoLl7 the work of an incendiary, when another
shed of Ur. Brown's IWIN destroyed, with • wagon aid
• amber of farm implements that were in it, and
whine owing to the heat of the fire, mould not
be got oat, as when it was diagovered it was too far
gam for the shed and its contents to be gaged, bet
the men omelet helped to extinguish the flames
when the fire was a little got under. It is hoped
that, whoever the parties may be, they will take
warning that steps have been taken to prevent • re-
onmence of these dreg, and that they will mot try
further to injure • gentleman who is • friend to all,
and • fee to none—ooe who is always ready to lied
• belying hand to anyone in diets-sea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

MANGERTON.

Tim ANNUAL RIOATTA at this plemnot rand
hamlet on Monde , the 9th inst.., brought together
about a *ssureceekers. The regatta
Wok plies on the and that together with
various rural sports, and the music of tie 3rd
D.V. A. band (under Mr. Bandmaster Wright),
made a programme messating considerable stance
lions and a -good deaf of homely fun. Several boat
moss came off. the comes being around an island
about a quarter of. roils up the river and book, and
many prime were distributed on soommt of the
mama A long rope was Wretched across the river
and made "tout,, sad a leg of motion was offered
to Sidman the skilful and the venturesome to may
"doing Blondin" on seawall smile. A countryman,
named; Dunn, did what was expected of all who
andwtook the journey woes, viz., tumbled in the
, river, which at that spot iifix or seven feet deep.
tie was polled out anddst the langhter of
the spectators, by his brother, wet and inglorious,
though be was certainly the bwo of the slay in
certain mese. Pith or sia sailors skilfully
moomplielesti the task, and hi the an that did it
most expeditiously aleg of mutton was awarded. It
was intended to have foot mactug by girls, boys,
women and moo, for orinolinth skis., and Maw
articles, but time prevested it; ea a Were occasion
the committee will 11111dinvosr to give even the
smallest a ;Amos of a pries in mob cosiest& The
band of the 3r4 D.V. A. played with their mina
ability, and the plethere of all was sawed by the
endeavours of the imminiales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

STOCK BRIDGE.

Tea SHRIP AID LA.III FAIR. —The fair WY held
on Tuesday last. There was a very abort supply of
stock —shortor than lima been known for several
years pad. The prices were full seven or eight
shillings a head higher than those of lad year. The
trade was good I.ad several lots changed bands two
or three times. Tbe pens which attracted the most
attention were those of Mr. Sobwann, of Houghton,
whose ewes realised newly 60%, and lambs about
45i., and Mr. Wyeth's, of Boseington, near Stock-
bridge, whose lambs sold for 465. There was a
very good pen of ewes sold by Mr. Breedimiore, of
Longstook, for 53a, bred by Mr. Wyeth. Mr. R.
Tilbury, of Chilbolton, sold a pen of two-teeth
wethers for nearly 70% • bead, also bred by Mr.
Wyetb. Tlic principal ram lambs were shown by
Mr. fichwann and Mr. Bailey, of Stoke Charity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

VI INTERBORNE KINGSTON.

TIA lidagrinn.--On Wednesday, July II th the
local teachers of the Independent Sunday Bcho,l
ll•tablished in this village, kindly entertained thelt
friends and fellow-helpers from Blandford and Bele
Regis with an maenad Ma, and every deopmetratioo f
the most oordial welloomo. The chapel and approaches
were prettily ornamented with wreaths of SOW' gr
mottoes, and evergreens, and at the minuses from the
road • triumphal arch with the words " Weisman" Bear
Tea/Men" was erected. About 900 sat down to Met
ehildren having bean previotugy regaled with the
mme refreshing beverage. The afte, proemedhsp eon.
noted of addressees by the Rey. B. Geer, at giaaatart
who presided. Bar. Mr. Smith, Bare; Mr. Hobbs sm.
Ellandford ; Mr. J. Hen villa, Kingston*, Mr. lillestosi.
Southampton, Hr. H. Hodges. Mr. E. B. Smith, and
14r. E Pond, of Blandford Everything planed 01l moot
satisfactorily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

tampsbire.

SOUTHAMPTON.

COINTANCI HINT •KOSONT TRI CONVICTS.—
A party of female °amide arrived M the railway
statism on Tuesday, from Parkhurst prison, in the
Isle of Wight, en rowe for Pentonvilla. Among
them was Condemn Heat. During her transit from
the pier in the omnibus, and also during the brief
period oho remained in the railway earrings, she very
adroitly avoided the gaze of the officials, and others
who were drawn to the station in the hope of getting
a glimpse of so notorious a criminal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

DOIICRESTKR.

Wnseseoaa's Autumns& —Mr. William Peony,
post-elites mvesenger, has been elected to the vacancy
in the above charity. rendered void by the decease
oaf On late Edward Lockett.

Mu. Morita lint week lectured in th• emus-
Rational Church fichool-room. on "the evidences of
Christianity." Monday sod Tuesday evenings were
devoted to the design argument, as manifested in
the teachings of natural history and astronomy,
and the subject fur Wednesday evening eras
the gavel miracles, with so simulation of the
arguments advanced against their authenticity.
The lecturer treats his great theme with marked
ability, and in an attractive style.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

PHBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Wednesday, 18—Sherborne (Dorset) Fein
Sale and Letting of Suraez Down Sheep, the pro-
perty of Mr. Janne Harding, of Watirson,
at /Airborne Nir by Mr. &Dor.

18, and following day.—Great Western Amber,
Meeting at Wrynvoth.
Thursday, 19.—Auction at Bradford Paversll, of 71mber,
Polea, kt., by Mr. bum
Dorset Assizes.
Friday, 20.—First Anon.? Sale and Letting of Sheep, at
Eltratford•sub thtle, by Mr. Waters.
_ . _

Saturday, 71111 r. Ensor's liePository !kW at Dor-

cheater.
Monday, 23.—Eroursion to London by Sontb•Weatern
Railway.
Great Weatern Railway Hsi:anion to London.

BIRTHS.

July fs, •I Moreton, the wife of Mr. Shepherd, of •
'1"..101e.E• . - -

--a7ily—fl, at Upwey, the wife of Mr. Sounders, of the
Dorset County Asylum, of terius—a son end daughter.
July 12, at the Vice's, Warminster, the wife of the
1t... James Eraimins Philipps, vices of Warminster, of
• daughter,
MARRIAOII/3.

July 8, at WilHaden, Middlesex, by the Rev. C
Wharton, Mr. William Spines:, of Dorchester, to Rhea
Hodges, of the name plaoe.
July 10, at Shaftesbury, by the Rev. J. J. Reynolds,
Jonathan Colmer Wilitonis, Fag., of South Brent,
Somerset, to Harriet, fifth daughter of the late Rev.
W. Patbeson, Rector of St. James's, Shaftesbury.
July 11, at Hinton Martell, Donetsklre, by the Rev.
C. U. Toeless., Vicar of Stoke by Mayland, Suffolk, and
uncle of the btide, the 1t.,. James Wilson Davy Brown,
1.1 A., 01 C4Oll College, Cambridge, son of the Rev.
Thomas Brown, Reegor of Hemingstone, Suffolk, to
Anna Maria, daughter of the Rev. Charles Bridges,
Rector of Hinton Martell.

June 26, at the Church of the Holy Communion, New
York, by tho Rev. K Lawrenoe, Mr. William H. Collins,
late of 16,idport, to Martha Anne, eldest daughter of
the Late W. Moore, Esq., of Glotteester.

DEATHS.

July 0, at Swanage, the Rev. J. IL Colson, Rector of
Peatling Puree, Leioesterehire. aged 69.
July 11, at Poole, George, youngest eon of Mr. Francis
fitiekland, of the Antelope tap, aged 4 years.
. . .

July_ 13, in St. A nies-sireet, Mary. widow of the Lite
Yr. W. Foot, of Salisbury. In ber 66th year.
July 13, at libroton, William Fisher Crouch, ha the
51s1 year of his age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

POOLE.
BOROUGH JUSTICE AND POOLE
PUDDLE.

On the 19th of Joly a man named Saunders, who
had been osught, in company with others, in a
trespass with Inrcher dogs, and in breach of the
Sabbstb-day by the Hon. Grande, Berkeley's
keepers, summoned the heed keeper, Harry Toovey,
for an assault. _ _

The facts of the case were shoitly these. Barry
Toovey took Saunders into custody, being taken in
the act of trespass with dor, and demanded his
name. &withirs in the first instance refused to give
his 131111011, but subsequently gae• the IMMO of
"Barnes." The keeper having some knowledge of
people bearing that IMMO, daibted the corrector of
the asesrtion, and proceeded to take the try/spur
towards the nearest eoluxunan. The man misted
and Lit the keeper but, nevertheless, the keeper
maintained his custody over the offender, no blows
passing until two men came up, who assured the
keeper that the man's name was not " Barnes" but
"Saunders." On this assurance, and knowing that
there had been a man of that name previously con-
victed for offenoes of that description, the keeper
took the name and immediatelv.released his prisoner.

The offender then summoned the keeps; for an
assault to the Poole petty eessiona, where borough
justice or otherwise was administered. No undue
violenoe was proved against the keeper, and the
ciouiplantent was told that there with no doubt in the
minds of the Poole Bench but that he was, when
taken by the keeper, in on act of trespass and breech
of the Lord's day. Nevertheless, the borough
justices fined the keeper be. and costs for some
ammtaary' reason, which it is difficult to explain.
This lathe mooed time when• trooper of this sort
has been treated at Poole as if it were no offence at
all, and the ain of • breach of the Lord's day utterly
disregarded.
The offender " Baanderer has now to appear at the
pethy esesioas for the county at Witaleorne, tommyrot
for the traipsing, and report says that an appeal
=it the decision of the Poole Beath is oontem•
by the Ron. Grantley Berkeley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

Mittobirt.
ASHMORE.

Calcurr. —Cann v. Ashmore. —A well-contested
game wee played on Thandeiy last between these
clubs on the ground of the latter. Cann first went
to the wicket., and ma up a more of 43, and their
opponents retired with • score of 44, being we in
'Watteau of Cann. In the mooed inninp Cann made
41 runs, but the Ashmorians did nnt succeed in
making more than 29 runs, leaving their opponente
victorious by 11 runs. The fler. 0. H. Waterfall
and Mr. C. Norton oiointed as umpires. The fol-
lowing is the more ; —Cana—Williams, 3; Oborne,
17; 3. White, 0; T. Barnett, 9 ; Share, 10; W.
White, 8; Davey, 2; Francis, 9; Harding. 1;
Wens, 9; Roberts, 6; brie, ko., 11; total, 84.
Ashmore —B. HA 3; Chandler, la ; BO", 6;
Fanny, ; King, 10; Wilkins, I; Lane, 18; Ferris,
3; Wheeler,. 3 ; Bidout, 2; Dever, 2; byes, bo.,
11; total, /3
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

LONDON MARKETS.

-
BY EXPRESS &ILCTRIC TSLSGBAFR

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTHR)

li A R.K.I.A.NE. MONDAY, JULY 1&

Supply of English wheat small, condition good,
boainem extremely limited, sad prices without quotable
change from lest week. In foreign wheat transactions
were chiefly in mull, and previons quotations were in
most lasisares supported. Floating serves of grain in
limbed request, as barely late rates.
Barley trade very quiet, at drooping prim.
Malt changed heeds to a limited extent, at late rates.
Oats in good supply. The demand wait in a sluggish
state, on rather easier terms.
Beam had a drooping tendency.
Pead Mae! easier.
Flour sluggish, at barely late rates.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, JoLs 16.
An ex trimly.) supply of foreign stock; some good
French besets real bed from Si. to fis. 2d, per Mb.
Moderate arrivals of English beasts. The demand was
heavy, at • decline in the quotations compared with
Monday last of 4d. per 81b. The general top Agars was
54. 4d., but very superior beagle 'maimed ss. 61. per Rib.
English sheep in moderate (apply. Demand sluggish,
on rather lower terms. The best Downs and half-breds
were dispow4 of at fle. per 81b.
Lambs in fair avenge supply and fair request, at from
64. Rd. toile. per NA, being late rates.
The show of calves being extensive, the veal trade was
heavy, at 4d. per Sltt, lees money. Prices ranged from
4a. to As. per 131 b.
Very lints business doing in pigs, at last week's
currency. The top price was As. per sib.

MONEY MARKET, JULY 16.

Consols for money we quote 87j to j ; for tile account
871 to j.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

BYMONOSBURY.

Tserrulosim..—Os Monday week the alicirs of St
John the Baptist and St. Peter's presented U.orp
R. Pallid, Rm., on his lousing the uàgbboarbood
with a ring bearings taitle inscription, to mark
their appreciation of his valuable serviche from the
formation of the choirs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

BRIDPORT.

Tug RIM Coars assembled in fall dram on
Moaday overdo& sad marebad to Ilsagerioa regatta,
sooompsaisd by their bead.

MIOLULD. 8•110111111. CIRCO' Melted GUI WWII OD
Tuesday. Tbe procession through the streets was
very attractive, and the performance in the evening
very good and fully attended. There were two
performances, which this tints took place in • mar-
wise erected ma bald adjoining the Orown Inn, in
Harboar road.

breath sosompaated with • reAtie is the throat. I felt
his pules but it was Mopped; his wrist wee gaits warm.
gorgesat Lavender same is directly afterwards, and I
waited with him mita the doctor, who bad bees seat
for, ISIOO sod proaosneed him dead. Deoessed was a
se Moto.. end did only been here about three
trot Te.. By the Jury As soon as trot him deem I
I,..osing the haalisi4tisf mend his neck. I now him
eeveral times during the Sunday ; be was readies most
ilea when I sew his. A. fellow workman ol demased
Meted that desesesti had bAsa a very name son of a
sass ;ho wield sometimes stay for three boon or so
eritheet swing a word, sad seemed very low spirited.
Ile fished him awes about it, sod he sod hie sister sod
him could not epee, and that had caused him to run
away from hew, sad be Monett his friends would be
glad to ben he was dead. This was about three Of four
weeks me. The Deputy Coroner having summed up,
use Jeri breasht in s verdki of " tempormy inesaity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

Littrature.

THE NEW DOME' NOVEL'

It is with feelings of unfeigned pleasure that we
draw the attention of our readers to a new work
written by one of the most charming and aovini•
plisbed members of our county aristocracy. Mrs.
Fitxmanrioe Okeeein has just published a novel
which will be reed with no small share of interest
on account of the merita of the novel itself, and the
high estimation in which the fair authoress and
ciebedaate in the literary world is held. Felicia's
Dowry presents many encouraging and really good
pointa Mrs. Okedee writes well. Her descriptions
are accurately painted. Every useless circumannoe
is omitted, and thus the narration flows smoothly on
without boring the reader with trashy details, but
if she ands a circamstanoe, however slight, necessary
to complete an image in the reader's mind, it is des-
oribed minotely. This is good in an author, because
it tends to keep up the interest, and relieves it from
cold monotony. Again, her characters are well
drawn, • great end hail been gained, they are also
well and vigorously sustained. In their °meson-
!ions, the language is admirably suited to the
subjects; no unusual draining after exaggeration
and superlatives. The actions and sentimente of the
hero'. are also in just keeping with their characters.
One thing in particular that deserves most especial
notice, is the great care with which the work is
written, and the abloom of everything like sensa-
tional and injurious sentiments. It is singularly
pun without being either prudishly or tamely
written. We have to compliment Mrs. Okeden on hoe
successful /Guar./hire; bet above all for nibs/follow-
ing that higher path of literature, sad producing •
truly moral uninaggerated story, than condeseending
to follow the footsteps of some lady writers (whose
I works have been only, we fear, too popular), and, as
'the Atiscrootaa wisely remarked, introdeoed the
literature of the kitchen into the drawing-room in
I golden colours. Priicia's Dowry is a work that would
grace any drawing-room table, and will be read with
pleasure by our lady friends without fear of meeting
anything but what is gratifying, nice, and charmingly
agreeable.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

WARNRAIL

TUB PITISSIT EllOwLipOe WIDER Diem
critatlet—Our Wadden' old town of Wareham, so
well and honourablj ussaticeed in the Ara/480100ot!
Qualm* Revive, Gas wee& is • striking instance
of tint The tobabsi. seeing thowdlrog most
eligibly eelated between two fneriag deer" think
it urty slaty to gore g twee stop:K.ly drained, and
ibufwbgbi, appreciate what a blueing it would be to
111 large and small householders, mansions, dwelling
houses, humble bet useful and happy cottages 'rosy
also wool that, gotten thoroughly and omitincously
noshed with 'Am's stream of running water —the
very idea of win* is most grateful in this bot dusty
weather, aod a supply of vod wholesome water
secured for each shod'. Other matters sod comforts
must inevitably follow in the wake of reform, which
can be understood without naming them. The town
he; we tin& been well lit with gas, to the comfort
of all, and through private enterprise, for timely
-
seven years peat Now mimes the greed difficulty,
" paying for all them comforts.' We are quite
unable to say heir this will be, but hope the
Mayor's advertisement, which appears in our
°donor, won't be altogether thrown away. The
comfort; of the water-cart in this dry and dusty
weather ought to be a guarantee that some good will
ans, out of it. We trust that some enterprising, in-
telligent person or persons will come forward in
answer to the cell, and shew Mott In thinks of others
as well sa himself,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

CALENDAR.

3017 17.—Tneeday.
18. —Wednesday,
19.—Tbeniday, —Prinoses of Cambridge born,
lan
20.—Friday.--Marraret, Virgin and Martyr at
Antionk 278.
21.-13a1arday.—Bettle of Bull's Run, 1861.
22.—lhanday. Lighib Sunday after Trinity.
Lesions: Morning, 1 Kings aid ; flt
Lake x. Evening, 1 Kings, mrii ; 2
Timothy I.
23. —Monday.— First English newspaper pub.
Unlit d, 188&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

THB CATTLE TRADIL

BRISTOL —There was so average supply of caresses,
which realised about the prime of last week.

•
BAT/I.—d. moderate supply of camases, which sold es
follows, at per stone of b. :—Beef, 64 to 54 4d.;
mutton, 4s. Bd. to Ss. 24. ; Lamb, 5.. to 6a. 84. ;
4s. to ss. 4d. ; pork, 4s. Bd. to 54
Dguogenrim—A fair inquiry for fat stoat, at late
rates. Beet beef, 12s. 64. to 12a ed.; Inferior, 111. 6d.
to 124 ; harmers, 5.. to 5., 64. per more. Butcher's
calves, 71d. per lb. Sheep, "rather', 7fd. to 84.; ewra,
7ld. to 7ld. ; sad lambs, 104. per lb. Ithearling hogs,
46.. to 504 each. Pie, 10. 64. to 11s. per more.
Rough fat, 2a. 24. per 81b. Wool, washed, Is. 4.1.1
unwashed, Is. per lb.

WILTSIIIILIL —The cattle trade is extremely quierjust
now. For beef the ask is tolerably reclaim at good
prices, 12.. to 13e. the more for best, and 10a. ed. to
lie. 6d. for inferior. Mutton I. a quiet trade at Bd. to
844. per lb.. while lamb sells briskly at Old. to 10d.,
real about ed. ; bacon plus, 10i. 9d. the More.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

ROBERT HAZEL,
IRONMONGER, I )ORCHESTE R,
nEIIIB leawe to invite attention to his isoved 011 LTIVATOR. It lain itself • borough and
UP Akira novae we alaabare, or csa be eaa as a Parisi; Plough. 11 be. mat strewth sad me far B. H..
as use with dieekleil sseeses viz., they sever ast oat of order, • eomplaiat too fropiestly and too truly wads
spirit oilmen.
Rog wbat ass rsepselablo Valuer says :—• I bays yoa- waltirator some eery aware trials and it be.
seaward adrairably„ and whoa la am If WM for its owl la • ferlitight."
•We and woll•saloated ends of Po • el sem el Oleigsa sad oieteraa always ow band.
A seed sad wall-olosied ANA of ilsolro PiMsul God
Mee hisliilabasers a 6 very low maw
diasaliselme. J*II 111111

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

Zgritulturt.

Mr. H. I. Item MOM to the Nods drier that
the opinion relish be expressed meaty years ago, that
wheat in this mane, weld sour agate be dear sad
beer would never again be theap, hu been milled. The
increased Mooed oedemas sad laboaren hoseaspeallered
the wish for fine clothier end luxurious Het
41/14-
withstanding the mender isiersios la
neat produced by English Ware, orpsolally tothe
IMAM sad Norther+ sociatire—some sow feather 100
indeed of as formerly 2) boists—bee far the. Yapese'.
lion of foreign meths "billet our people mist have
goat without +utast food." With the ecialinaimio of
Prosperity end a farther indiums of wagu is
timid queer, of food will he wanted. Wbet,liltto
aims fromf—his asks. The supply of diatineald
feeders bar • limit. Clia the qunathy of meat predueed
at home be isereserd ? H. holes that the system of
feeding of our best fumed ousel he impeoweit sad
urged' " that some regulatiou may justly be biro-
dame to auk, if sob wholly to provide, lee
indimerhainate slaughter of young animal& A Idly
heavy enough to amount to • ibitioa levied upon
every calf and lamb killed tar Wars' mast would, Is
two yew., he says, make an enormous addition to Use
quantity of beef and mutton produced in our own
musky. Be refers to young animals of home breeding
alone. "Import as away es you please, but kill sou
of your owa."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS.

THE CORE TIAME.

BATH. —AI our market to.day there was a small
supply of grain, and farmers were reluctant sellers at
she fall prices of last week.

W —There tr. • little improvement in the
wheat bred., millers being anxious to purehaite, mid
prices were the turn in favour of the seller. The
qaotatlon for beet qualit4s• was 56a, to 66a, and for
sseondary BO& upwards. In quips corn there is Very
little rasing. Barley is quite • nominal tends. oat.
are quoted 25a. to 30..; beano 500. to 86s. ; and pee..
46a, to 50s. per qr. floor is at 40e. to 425. the sack
for so:loads,

Davosainaa. —The show of samples at the Rothe.
Corn Szehartge to day was limited, and holders generally
sulked an advance of the rates of last Friday, which
ebecked Intones.. White wheat, Ts. 40. to 7s. 70.;
red ditto, 6.. lOad. to 7s. lid. per 621 b.; barley, 4s. 3d.
to ea. 94.; oats. hest. 4.. to 4s. &I.; inferior, 34. 44. to
3., 94. per bushel. Four, • good vale—snperflne, 43e. to
445.; s.e, 41.. to 425.; and seconds, 395. to 40a. per sack.
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•
HAMPSHIRE. —The Southampton oorn.merket was but
moderately attended, and, although doll for wheat
there was evidently more diTosition to bay than las,
week. In other article, the trade ruled slow, with t
fair consumptive demand. Quotations may be place&
as follow :—Wheat, good. ss, to 60.,; iaferior, alle, to
barley, grinding, 1335. to 36e, ; oats, heavy white
and bleak, 28, 1033., ;inferior, 245. to 28e. ; bean.. 51s.
to 534. ; old 53.. to 56e. ; peas white and gray, 44, lo
475. ; malt, 67a. to 725. Flour wia • slow sale, 5140..
per each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

BEI.IIIII7IITER.
THE church rate contest in Ws pariah on Friday
terminated in favour of the rate, by omajority of 41.

LY)II3 REGIM

Tars port hos oostribatod 21 to the Naval Rosary*.

Ti CeoLgaA, win& has carried off • boat of
Motion on the Contanent, and made Et. dresd appear-
ance in Liarrpool, has led the Sayer aad others of our
borough • MOWS t 0... alset oar owe toeva iamb ia order
against its coming. A house to house visitation has
have made, st*th Mem to ordering mita* sanitary ha-
provemente may be foaled ensasary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

WYK E REGIS.

It it Yea's id mean talc —Four of the young wolves
that were pet to the sheep dog to rest, did some-
what suddenly • few days saner.
OLD MAY Day which is always celebrated by the
%V yk• gehermen with great rejricing. Ibis year
ri7off with more than nand oda& TIN
ad of the boats were decimated with pried(
there was an abundance of good cheer, and musics
and dancing wee introduced to add to the PIINISMOSS
of the day. The beach was lined with spectators.
W•vrou If moue. —• few niiiht• ago SOUDO
malicious person out the "sweep" of the rope belong-
ing to the mackerel net of Mr. Edward Edwards
nearly in two, the consequence of which was, it
broke in two while the net was being hauled in, and
the wine had to be turned inside out, thershy allow-
ing all the ash to awe" and the net hauled in by
the bottom rope only. Hr. Edwards bee offered •
reward of two guineas for information that may lead
to the discovery of the offender.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

MINTeCRN& MAGNA.

Dierneesiso Stittttos.—An topmost was bold as
Tuesday, at the White Horse lee. Ware U.
Sysmods, Esq., coroner, touching the death of
William Foot, who was found dead no the previous
day, under the circumstance's detailed in evidenos.
It appeared that the &mooed was of somewhat
nervous sod irritable temperameet, caused by a
protracted ilium Vont heart diorama About 10 .
o'clock on the 111.4n:11g in quiotion be was seen to
go from the house to • stable in he turbo; at the '
time he bad oo bet Otl, and he carried a gun in his
hand. about hail an hour prey/welly he was left in
the breakfast room, where, as his ma dmeribee, "be
compkiro it of being very bad in his heart, and he
was shaking all ,v,-r as be sat in hie obair." His
sun thou weut into the harem, and whilst morseling
to the pigs he baril the report of a gen. appartmily
in the atalbbouse. He went into the home, and as
he soon in he otia•rimil the gun wee not in it. usual
plate. George It‘tten, a w-irkman in deceased'.
employ, mmuipaiiied him to the stell•hottes, and on
arriving there they (mud the nefortunam man lying
Os the ground with the gun beside him. The
moment be met the dimmed be felt *Matted he meld
not line; he was out quite dead, but there was •
gurgling in his throat. The upper pert of hie bead
was blown away. and the brains were soatered all
about Um place In reply ta 'hammier. this witne
sail shout • year ago he wee' into the house um:-
piste lly and fousd his killer loading a sue in the
hail. He wee looking stomp, and • home took the
gun away from him, and asked him what he was
g deg to ; bet mold get nothing from him in reply.
o..sh, morning of has death he wee looking numb
term time nottd. sod was trembling all over. He
had nothing to trouble or initate him, but be had
fiermently been obliged to keep his bed on moinnt
of the heart disease. Helton!, daughter, Mrs. Bird'.
of Riili.ld, bad been very ill, sal the 41. awed had
boat wet anxious als to her. The midioal attendant
on the deceased spoke of his bring of very nervosa
temperainiot, and ci meidered this, coupled with hui
bail elate of bodily health, would be sufficient to
&range the mud. The jury returned • verdict t
the effect that deceased committed suicide whilst in
• state of temporary insanity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

PORTLAND.

11•ILW•a TINS TAILS FOR li•y.—FMUI W 47-
mauoh. wrele dawn :-7.30, 9 30, 11.25 cm., and
I 30, 30 425. 60. and 8.36 p.m. Sunday. 8.30
m. 12.30. 2441, 5'30 and 830 p.m. Prnm P-rt-
land, wreh days, 8.10, 11.50 a.m., 2.0. 350. 4.50,
0; 30, 9.0 p.m. Saadays 9.0 a.m., 1.0, 3.30, 6.0,
!) 01 p.m.

COURT LiET. —Ma half-yearly court Iret wee
bald on Wednesday, when it appeared that £37
grant money had to be put into Artemis Ward's
" Ir'n Sell" What becomes of all this money, as
no one eve. sem ? After the business of the court
was transacted, the party held high festival at the
Portland Arms, and Mr. and Mrs. Hindman'', the
worthy landlord and landlady, were tntlet•d in
bumpers, for the excellent dinner that had been
plowed vs ibe table.
N miaow EAC•PR. —OR Saturday Mr. John Ward
was driving, with Mr. Newbolt in his cart, on the
top of the hill, and on turning Priory corner the
cart vas upset and both were thrown out, and fortu-
nately without sustaining any injury. They bad,
.however, a very narrow 'soaps of their lives, as the
chff °nines up close to that point in the road, to he
thrown down which would be certain death. One
of the milk cans that was in the cart seas muted
over the edge of the rock into the precipice below.

4TII DORSI? VOLE/17E2R ARTILLERY CORY%
The W hit. Monday fete announced to take plain for
the purpose of retains funds to parches, instru-
ments, to., on establishing • hand in oonnection
with this corps bas been postponed in onneorence of
the invitation received front the superior officer of
the South Devon battalion to take part in a review
on that day. In reference to the Portland Corps
we have been requested to state that the inspection
that took place a fortnight or three weeks since wee
not the annual ioapection„ but sturdy an inapuction
on the corps betas transhred front the Hants to
the South Devoe battalion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

H.AWKCHUECH.

Tux Balmy Form, together with the well•knotau
hill called Lambert'. Casale, some time ago offered
for sale by auction at Axminiter, and since
I,ndon, have lately been disposed of by private
*Detract to a gretleman named Goy, from the neigh.
ncernom dlon, who has deo purohaeed the ad-
joining estate of Haakmoor. It is rumoured that
Mr. Guy islands to build • manaion on some pert
of the which, if true, would be • benefit to
the dig of Hackeburoh. A portion of
Wsichay Estate has lately also weed by purchase
into the heads 004 RiMitO Hon. Lord BridPort•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

CHESELBORNE

Mimosa CArnx PLAgus Fla Am. —Lut Monday
evening two heifers belonging to Mr. George Teti,
which bad been erasing the preview day 30 a water
mecdow, died. Of coon*, it was loniediabtly thought
the place woo plague stricken. Superintendent Brown
was informed, and be meat for Yr. North, 17.8., wbo
made 0 pout merlon examination, which sheered the
cattle had died frogs eating a quantity of risk weeda
that were growing in the gutters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.

SALISBURY MEETING, JUNE, 1866.

RUSTON, PROCTOR, AND CO.,
IINGINERES, LINCOLN,

INTIND exhibiting at tk• above Skov ward et their

IMPROVED PORTABLE ENGINES,
OOMBINED THRASHING MACHINES,
CIRCULAR SAWING. BBNCRIM 443, 40-
RUSTON, PROCTOR, AND CO., LINCOLN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

WETIIOIfTH.

I FATAL ACCIDENT.—Th. cutter yacht Sorge,
' asione.og to iIIC it.. 1161 Erwin Stendroo, and owned
oy (tire now tat.) Mr. WA MU lies, arrived at Wry-
ol-uch wordy on WaTut,ilay ni..rniug f.om Alderney.
Ii 'aging the I'IIIII4MM r.f its ui.C.rtuti.ta ...liar, who
ni. t with his drath u,i-kr the CAlowiog itimuta•
ata:iers : - The detaasal gent.rmati left the Iloyal
flute', tVeyi.t. oh, on WcAliii-alay, in the Surge, on
a t Let te ibe Channel Island., and arrived at
Al.le.ney the wine evening. He dined with the
ottinris of toe troops steterned in the island on
'Thursday. The cleansed had given ordrin t . his
meat'. crew to meet him at the breakwater lending
at 12 p. 111., as it wail his intention to visit ,I,seee the
1 next, wonting. At nodnight be left the offloers'
I quarter, to return to his yacht, but in endeavouring
1 to tind the lauding steps, it being an 'minutely dark
night, he took the arong rind, and was precipitated
uver the cliff, • thetairc. of 15 feet, whereby be met
1 with such severe injuries as ultimately ceased his
death. ills nuit•itri iv•l at the lashlilia inured some
an sue-y •uiting the er-a. as the iltvaitacd was always
rcry puueLtial lit bid arrAllgelllelllll, and at. daylight
an me Ire nereb ea. made for bins when it sae
found be lied left to slurp on board, as he ongieelly
lataadad. and at ail "'cluck au Fenny morning be
wee found at the hotto,in of the cliff. in • large hole,
as above described, quite infeasible, having sustained
fracture of the skull meadss other inienial injuries.
Medical .1d was rendeled ; but despite every clef-
Line wed., the unfortunate gentleman expired the
same eyewink An inquest was held by the Gunn of
Altioruty on the following day, when an set was
recorded LO the agfaut that demand had met hie death
fly • fall in the darkness from the promenade of the
Break water, and that he bed died born • framer* of
be base a to. skull sod certain tenons of the "non,
Mr. Hey's yacht left Alderney for Weymouth on
Friday evening U. o..nvey 1... ituglatioi the intelligence
..1 the se,idisist, and retained to Alderney on the
following evening, having on board a lady to whom
he was on the eve of being merited. The deceased
was about thirty years of age, and was Chiaheeted
with the noble jeulith leanly of Hey. The body of
Air. T Hay were Itilefied in Raiiipole churchyard
on Saturday, the crew of the vials., of which he
was the ',we,. , ......I.Wy illg albs remiss of
their wester to Mee grave.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

WINTERBORNE 811CICLAND.

cumer —Tee reoently imetelilisbed orickek deb
in hi. perish comineoced operericioe on Monday, the
144 hugest, when awe netrepted • ohsliongs from
the Eire Regis club, with show they played •
oo the Striskiand Cricket Ground, sod gai.4 o
easy and very decisive v4okoryl bevies in one
innings obteined 66 rune ; whereas their opponents
only wired 67 in both ioniag• Tho Sere Begin
dab attribute their detest to tie &bosom at sows at
their boss players, wbo, owing to other engage.
moots were unable to ateeod, wisps, lino, they
sonionhei under.ratod the ability al our young Glob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

lath ant Crime.

THI COIVIOT CURVY/Ts Winos. —Now that this
entailed woman bas finally her Java and lona-
*treated fa., tame are grades:2;d roam out with
mord to bar Goading under the anerseedeatedly Annie
shentostancom under initials she bat hese placed. It is
remw bible the ammo, a awl"' am ira *Matted to
fp.iin •a, or perhaps tt Weald be MOM
correct to say how little feeling abe appears to pease...
In conversation a week or two ago IP • remarked,
▪ gawre I shall be hung till I go' tbe r.we round
• 0,4 Doe," and on enotber eamition remarked, If
they mean to hang me I .1.4 they'd b. quick &bout it,
and se- tk lion. way or the other." AlMO•gli moot
kmg delay a 14 months undrr the esstenee of
de•
ath weeld hare wore out the omelet with satiety
and .u.en %Timer bag suffered to all appseraaes but
mile. In feet she means devoid at llsobsg. The
~,,,„ieve third beamed and lirr mist 1' ha., had au
interview with her in the presenee of the geremor.
Annan the many a 0r..., of speculation 1011,. written
dectement in the pomades' of Yr. IL re, eontalolog
statein.nts roadie by the prison./ a d.y or two bet we
the arrival of her respite is danoary lest, and when her
eateutioe reamrd alumna remit'. The document is
WA to implies* weer,' persons Ito`ding good positions
In Torq nay and neighbourhood. 11 .111 be resseratiered
the, Whom at the time eirweed her Smog desire
flitet lb. contents be ramie known to the yobbo In the
newspapers; and • rower further says that • pear
relation to the merle& stonsrked to • f lend the other
dey "that reverel permits were trembling in their
shots oh nit that pact ; sad that if the old ironies yea
hang there were some lAters in edemas. that °wild be
b would bring home mime to severed
parties." fisore se erwasers have %awl food far eneenteat
eta the statement that "Thrive hal bee emiltdd lista
erleiml." This, however, is metapberiesi 'sly; it's.
only get out and oiled rewly In go ma. It is always
agegisel oa the manilas of the rewrites and tan
hat hews artivid beNnis list Mr
Ittfir Ir h014.= 400011. - 10), OAT • " 711.11 r%
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

THE VEEN'S OWN REGIMENT OF
YEOMANRY CAVALRY.

On Saturday evening Weymouth was all astir.
Pot some years past the aseembliog of the
QO. Y.C. for their eight date' training and
review, has bass the inauguration of the " meson"
at this fashionable waterlog place ; imam, for souse
• sets previous, the "dominoes" aid is called in,
cod everybody is actively engaged in giving his
setabliabmeut the most inviting appeamoos cod
the present year has been no steep, ino to the general
,ule. Shops and dwelling ionises haws leen re-
painted and rewiring... 4, end ever)thing has bean
'hoio te love our visitors a cheerful and cordial wel
coma. That Weymouth should annually be selected
to reoMmt the visit a um yeomanry in. undoubtedly.
reatignmed by the inhabitants with feelings of
gratitude and pnds--feelinge whioli they *Twine
not ooly by words but in died*, by providing for
the gratification of their gasses, a variety of sport..
and asanumbinto, varied eaob "mooing daring their
stay, to suit their several tauten
Tn. "Campaign" this year commenced cc %gni,
day last. Tbs troops met in a field, shoat two
tell'em from Weymouth, on the Omp oblates road, their
Meal place of reedemromm, wbere_ , after rimming
Mina MatOMP/11.1.