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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Iladalyffe's Hounds will meet on Thuraday,
Drums House—at 11.
The Purbeck Harriers will meet on Thursday, 16th,
Hall-way liorue—a; 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds will meet on Thursday,
Buckland Riper' ; Saturday, Eggardon Hill—at 11.
The Soot Dorset Hounds will meet on Wednesday,
Macomb° House ; Friday 17th, Houghton Wood
—at 11.
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The illi;c—imoor Vale Foxhounds will mast on Tuesday,
(this day) klolneet Pound; Thursday, Clifton Wood,
Friday, 17th Fifehead Nevins—at IL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

LATEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF TII-E CORN TRA.DE.

The Mark-Lane Papress says there has been ;
• heavy rail) fall, and farmers therefore are
still waiting for an opportunity to get in their
beans and peas. The orchards, gardens, and ,
fields will soon tell us what damage vegetation
has sustained by the late frost. We certainly
begin the year amply provided against drought;
with a favourable spring we may have an unusual
cut of hay. A siluny dry tune for a fort- I
night would set everything in going order
and do incalcuable good to the country. The
wants of Paris have been still so great that
fresh orders have kept pouring in for flour for ,
that capital, and further forced up values fully
lc, till our stock of dour begins to run short,
and be per sack has been paid for expedi-
tion to Dieppe by special trains, while ordinary
steamers ask only one shilling and ninepenoe.
All this shows to what extremities the city was
reduced. The teed fund also has worked well,
and let us hope that country will again gradually
prosper. Everywhere prices have been well
maintained, and Germany, Belgium, Holland,
Denmark, Sweden Russia, and the United States
have been gradually hardening in value. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

BURGLARY AND CHLOROFORM.

Daring the last two or three days the detective
polioe of the metropolis have been ettgaaag
endeavouring to truce and bring to justice the pee.
petrators of a determined burglary, on the 9th iest.
at the hoes° of ND. Newell, 5, Sydney-plass, likarnf,org.
hill, about a quarter past 5 p.m. At that Um.
Newell and two ladies were sitting in the &swill/.
1,)01:11. Mrs. Newell went upstairs to her bedroom, sag
on ruching the Mille, she eat soddenly aonfroati4
by • powerfal•looking man and • lad. NI
wised her and forced her into the beck
and locked the door behind them. Mre
then began to serum, when the an thrreeaseed
knock her down. lie and the Lad immediately &poet
a wet cloth to her nose and month, and au besuis
insensible. Mrs. Newell's cries had, however, bees
beard by her friends, and they raised IA slam sad
with the servant, went up to her help. Asibtaus
called for and two men in the employ of • neighbour.
ing builder come and tried to burst open the bed.
room door but could not. They then procured s
ladder and placed it against the window, but aj•
premed themselves afraid to enter. At this juuture
Mr. Newell arrived home from the city. Me jam.,
iliaudy mounted the ladder and entered the room by
th- window, and found his wife lying insensible on the
floor, And it was come time before she recovered. Is
wai then discovered that the thieves had broken epee
one of the drawers and had perpetrated a robbery el,
Isly's gold chain, three £5 Bask el England notes, iieg
£35 in gold, with which they had decamped, It ía be.
lieved that the thieves west have made their attunes
through the window from the roof, and made their
escape the same way. Mrs. Newell. upon her recovery,
stated that she wu sure the could identify the min, bat
not the boy. She describes him as being about 40
years of age. abet 5 feet 8 inchesiin height, with rag
hair, and of respectable appearance, dreamed in dart
elothes. Two medical saes who were sailed in to ara
Mrs. Newell directly after the discovery, concurred la
the opinion that chloroform had been need to reader
her lesensible. Mr. Inspector Pay, one of the chiefs
of the London Detective Department, hu the 01611 ia
bud, and is believed to have a clue ululated to hied
to the apprehension of the burglars.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

DE&THS

January 15. at Cannes.Franoe, limy Catherine little.
hales, rubric of WLLiacu Owen Wheatley, Esq., 115., of
Leaney House, Kent, and wife of Chula LittMaki,
Noy., of lfarnkull, Blaudford.
January 27, at Weymoath, Mary, second daughter
of the lat. Joorph Sharp, Esq., of Brixton, Sarre/.
January 27, at Bournemouth. aged 27, Lfier Maria
Holy, of Willoughby 11 Rise. Leamington. daughter of
the late Thomas B. Holy, Beg , of Sheffield.
January 2, at Marsh wood, Mr. George Henze, &gel
93 years.
January 31, at Brosienharo, near Bridport,
second aaughter of the late John Tucker, &Y.l =pop,
Wale Regis, aged 52.
February 1, at Bramiaster, Itlbert Haight, lag.,
for many years manager of the Dersetshire Back M
that tow°, aged fiS.
February 1, at Litton Cheney, of bronchitis, NSW
Weal .y ?Mier. only daughter of Yr. W. PAW,
baker. in her fish year.
Fehruary 2, at Sticlaand, Mr. Jame. Hook, aged 14
years.

February 2, at Trovtown. Elisabeth, ,if, of gr'
feorgo Shiner, sgud 49 years.
53
February 2. at Poole, lir. Georg* Pottle, ••—•
yews.
February 3, at Newgste, Orermoigna W_Allig6l2
George, infant son of Yr. John Greenest, *4"
months. J
February 3. at Union Moe, Weymouth. tr. ..,
Enderson, after • lingering illness, aged 42 yawl.
end was peace.
February 4, at Came Abbas, Henry RAO' ta.Bl.
The deoeued held the ("toes of clerk sad soei
church in Gerne Abbas for the lengthened _,,,,,
57
years.
February 4, at Nadipole brickyard. William Mali
aged 77 years.
February 6, it Wimborne, William Low. Iva 81'oar
February 6, at Fast-street, BrulPork 001
days' iliac's, ef congestion of the lungs. Edo,triders
Flight, Fag, solicitor, and Seeretary to the D
Railway Company, aged 68.
February 9, at Gottle Nous, Nalkshma,
John Thomas Gonolly, Eq., • trolls° "r—srid 1111
Weymouth. Geeeseed suffered from droPl'
death WM rather sudden.
February 9, at liaz•Lsae, Bridpork /1414112""t
youngest daughter of Yr. John kfeddt.r-Ebeimaer
February 11. at Genie Abbas, Frek,”„.. E yeas,
Smith. the beloved child of Johc •n° E
Uiesarl 'a' 24
aged 7 year.. and 9 months. Thaw
days, patiently endured. Lie sleep' tu
iv. 13, 18.

Georg,'

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hinted sad rabbebed. at 8, 84818,40.1
ram a
Dorsbestar, by Airman ATEJJI,as
SAT Trisisk, :WU •A 4 410-Preigilisr•
Yasuo ble 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

PORTLAYD.

IN the last three months there have been 22 deaths
registered, against a three rearm' average for the same
quarter of 27. Of these seven died in infancy, and
three at 60 or more. There wdre SS births.

SHAFTESBURY._

Tan Onion or Zio—ao—iiit.-:4[7ii. B. R. Bennett's
resignation of the office of eoroner for the Shafteebury
district having been accepted by the Lord Chancellor,
the Aloe is now ',inset. One caniidete for it has
entered the field, Mr. J. Comyn Leech, surgeon, of
Sturtninster4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

; For Asthma, Bronchitis, [luster.-
new, Shuriness of Br, ails, Pry
1. aide and agire•ble medicine 111.
Cough, Bore Throat, &c. A
most efficient and agreeable
I remedy, i.peedily relieving the
most di.tressing sylliptOMS.
bold in beze,,7ld.,aod Is. Id.,
each.
IltliN

TEETHING, kc.
A safe and °Minus' remedy for
Wind, Gripings in the Dowels.
Iter.tlessness at N,ght, kn. Re-
moves inst.ntly toe above dis-
orders to which infancy is liable
during teething, giving comfort
and repose to the child, and
peace and gladness to the parent.
Sold in bottles 74d., Is. 14d.,
and 2a. 9d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

J3groet Conntti Expres.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1671.

Borsetstitre.

SHERIFF FOR 1871.—John Tregonweil, of Cranborne-
lodge, Esq., ia putted Sheriff of Dorset for the present
year. The High Sheriff has appointed Mr. F. T. Johns,
of Blandford, to be his Under Sheriff, and Mr. G. J.
Andrews, of Dorchester, County Clerk. The Rev.
Philip Eliot will be Sheriff's Chaplain.
NARROW GAIIOR.—The directors of the Great Wes-
tern Railway Company have determined upon at onoe
ting the narrow gauge, instead of the broad. over
the whole of their main line, with the exception of
that portion between the metropolis and Swindon,
which will remain broad gauge, with a third rail
CoIIMITTED TUB DORSET COUIITT PRISON.—
Assi:es : James Beaumont. burglary at Portland.—
Hard Labour: Isaac Coward. assault, !co, at Bland.
ford, 2 calendar months; Joseph Irish, *tumult, Ito..
at Lyme lieges, 2 calend.r months; Jo,eph
•agrancy at Lyme 1 calendar iounth ; Frederick
Baker, misbehaviour in Blandford Union, 21 days ;
John Fielding and John Wilson, misbehaviour in
Beaminster Union, 14 days; John North, vagrancy at
Broadway, 14 days; William Draper, vagrancy at
Portland, 14 days; John Lee, vagrancy at Lyme Regis,
14 days; William Ford, misbehaviour in Blamdford
Union, 14 days; Richard George Stacay, stealing silver
watch and chain at Hinton St. Mary, 14 days and five
yearn to a Reformatory School; Benjamin Grant,
drunk, Its., at Wareham, 7 day.; Patrick Murphy,
vagrancy at Wareham, 7 day.; Charles Miller, stealing
wood at Bradford Foretell, 1 day.—Latprisortmeur :
Edward Banks, exposing himself at Weymouth, 7
days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

THE VOYSEY APPEAL.

Judgment was given on Saturday, by the Judicial
Committee of the Privy Council, in the long-pending
appeal of the Rev. Charles Voyeey against a decree of
the Chancery Court of York convicting him of heresy
in regard to the doctrines of the Atonement, of Judi-
!Mallon, of the Incarnation, and of the Inspiration of
the Bible. The Council dismissed the appeal with
pits, cud pronounced upon Mr. Voysey sentence of
deprivation of allots. They based their judgment on
his direct denial of the *Melee relating to original sin,
the mcrifiee and suffering of Christ, the Incarnation
and the Trinity, end the authority of the Scriptures,
and they severely blamed him for misrepresenting and
caricaturing the opinions which he differs. II within a
week Mr. Voymy retracts the opinions randomized the
sentence will not be ezemited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

THE PBUSSIAN WAR INDEMNITY.

It is affirmed on the Berlin Bourae that the indemnity
to be demanded from FrADCe will not exceed
1,000,000.000 th alas (1.:150.000,00).
Exteosive prepaiationd are being macde for brilliantly
illuminating Berlin on the return if tie army. The
Town-hall will be lit up at a coat of .1:IU00 a night for
gas alone.
The Berlin correspondent of the Tatgraph, says the
following terms of peace, after mature deliberation,
have been favourably viewed by the German
authorities :—Tbe asides of Alsace and sixty Garman
square miles of Lorraine, including Metz ; a milliard
and • WI for war expenses ; abut thirty million, for
captured ships ; forty tuitions for Germain workmen
expelled from France, and • certain rent* for • few
millions for a limited period forithe 'framed and orphans
a the war:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

OA.SSELL'S PURE TEX. Sold by &gents through
out the Ktngdom.

CASSEL L'S PURE TEA. Excellent Strong
Qualities, 2.e. 4d. and 2e. &I. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

THE FRENCH. suicaums.

The French elections have put the war party in a
hopeless minority. In Part', as wee to be expected,
many of the members elected are of the true Republican
type, amongst them being Laub; Blanc, Gambetta,
Victor Hugo, and Garibaldi. In the neighbouring
department of the Oise, however, the Die d'Aumale,
the representative of the Orleans family is reported, on
what appears sufficient authority. to be returned at the
head of the polL In the department of La Manche
is is believed that the Prince de Joiaviite is also at the
head of the poll. In Finisterre that position is assumed
by M, Thiers, who seems to he in a fair way of having
the choice as to which department of France he may
ultimately select ti represeat. Al Perigneax it is
reported that the " Monarchists" have triumphed, but
whether this refers to the followers of the Legitimate
or the Constitutional regime is not stated. In the de-
partments of the North, the Ardent., and the Marne
and Loire, the Conservatives are all elected, while the
Union Liberals have carried the department of the
Ands. At Lyons, the very centre and focus of Red
RepuMiesuaism, we learn that the followers of Gain-
betta have met with • decided defeat, and that the
elections have resulted largely in favour of the moderate
Republicans and the Constitutionalists.

DREADFUL EXPLOSION AT BIRMINGHAM,
Os Wednesday some men wan rope4rlop a petrol.**
tack at the MUland railway works, Rirounghiso,
the bottom of the vessel got on Are. The Are lute*
were salted, whim suddenly • deafening explodes
occurred, sad s solemn if dame sad Betake bang hesa
the took. Kr. Elliott, the isanalser._Wes blown goal
diatom's and seriously burnt. Abnet au non, mom as
1... injared, were taken to the hospital. The explooloa set Ire to the premise., but the fames wars ellie•
pushed by the lire brigede,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

PIDDLETRENIIIII)E.

Tilt children attending the parish Sunday School
were entertained at the School-room on Thursday.
A bountiful tea, with bread and butter, and cake, was
provided, and at dusk a very largo Christmas tree, the
gift of.!. E. Bridge. Esq., of the Manor House, was
lighted up. Its variegated lamps, wax tapers, and
bright and glittering crop of miscellaneous fruit, con-
sisting of dags, ornaments, d 3115, comforters, Sta., dm,
ougroseed the attention of all. Prises for good conduct
and regularity of attendance, comprising balks and
cork-boxes, were distributed by the Rev. J. F. Fal•
wasser, who briefly addressed the children, and a few
words of encouragement and advice were added by Mr.
Bridre. Later in tee evening each child received one or
more presente, contributed by parishioners and friends,
front the tree. Whereas less than three yearn ago there
were but four children attending the Sunday school,
there are now upwards of 60 names upon the register.
This is in groat measure owing to the exertions of the
teachers; among the most indefatigable and zealous
may be mentioned Mrs. James Old and Mr. John
House,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

WEYMOUTH.

Tea mortality at Weymouth for the last three
months shows a gratifying declino sin the previoui
throe years' average. The deaths have only been 67,
swami an average of 84. Twelve died in infanoy,and
27 at the age of 60 and upwards. There were 4 deaths
from owlet fever, 4 front diptheris, 1 from fever, and
1 from diarrlima. The births numbered 117.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

Seeds direct front the Gimlets: Me best WA RI of
preventing disappointment.

SU ['TONS HOME-GROWN SEEDS,
CARRIAGE FREI.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

LOCAL AGENTS:

Bridport Abbott, William, South-street.
Turner, W., South-stroet.
Bomniustsr Hallett, John, Baker and Tsa
Dealer. _ .

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DORCHESTER ...Seward, F. W., High Esststreet.
Wooiston, William, Cornhill.
Meech, James, Fordington.
LYTtu neifis . Donstor, A., Confectioner k Baker.
Maiden Newton Monis, Richard, Grocer and Tea
Dealer.
Pools Cole, J., Tea Dealer and Baker.
WEYMOUTH Rhodes, John, 79, St. Thomas-
street.
Russell, E. H., 13. High-street.
Busby, T., 6, Grove-boildinp.
Wimborms May, Jams, Grower and Baker.
Welab, Hwy, Mato. Pans Milk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

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sEED W AREHOUSE, 1
1, CORNHILL, DORCII BSTER.
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V. and A. J ACO BS have just received
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their Spring Stock of
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KITCHEN GARDEN and
FLOWER SEEDS
Selected with care from the best Growers in the
'country : and they respectfully invite early orders,
which will be punctually attended to.
AU Seel. warranted Genuine.
Their Illustrated Catalogue and Gardening Guide
for 1871, will be rcady in • few days, gratis and post-
test.

A few Bulbous Roots, includinz Tulips, Croculwil.
Anetuoces, .114 it.nunculuces, which will do woU
if
planted this mouth, to he divesedl of 41 hilf-Pri"

Tw'MYR UARTES UK VIBITE, 2s. Bd,
.1 Six, IL pel. Carte enlarged to 10 inches, rw,
cabinet, 2s. Send Carte with Stamps, pelfect oopies
and original returned Free. LONDON PHOTO-COPYING
COMPANY, 304, Regent-street, opposite the Polytechnic
sod 40. Iligh;fiolbors, London..
D MUM, Winner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

difficl

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WOOL MARKETS.

since the i.,minencenn tit of the public salcs of
the demand for scoured Caps descriptions has increased, ad
the 4. Once cstaLlishisl In their vain now amounts to lid per
It.. The chilutry is chiefly on Belgian and German account,
that ries, of nool 10.h,g OrgelY used for the inlimfacture of
cloth for military purposes. Other kinds or wool are pl and
hi some 1110:11101. Id per lb deal or than In November last.
English wool hardly so flnu, but siCLICIII stand out for prime.
Liverpool, fur). —Thu business this week has been of limited
extent eidt, and chiefly for mme lots that ha I boon offered
fur and withdrawn attic auclitins during last week. The tone
of the market is very firm
TAVNTUN, steady trade wan done, at the following
quotations : —Notts wool, 1314,1 per in; cruss•bred and tug,
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

DESTRUCTIVE GALE.

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There was • tearful gale on Friday on the north•
eastern coast of England. .44 ttrintingten eighteen
vess'le foundered or run *shore in the bay, and it ii
believed that no fewer than forty lives have been lost.
A coasting 'teenier, °muted the General Outram,
which was bound from Cochin to Rombay, foundered
in • gale on the 14th ult., and about fifty of the crew
and I....unser' on board are believed to have been
drowned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

EGETABLES AND

FLOWERS,

this Whole Year, arranged

for various sized

Gardens.

BUTTONS COLLECTIONS OF VEGETABLE
SEEDS.
No. 1. Carriall• Flue 3 3 0 No. 6. ... .. ... ola 0
No, 2, Gustav Free 2 2 0 No. 6, ... .. .., 012 6
N.i. 2, 4.}irriage Free 111 6 No. 7, flats large,
1
No. 4, Quriage Free I 1 0 Carriage Frett ... 66 0
SUTTONS' COLLECTIONS OF FLOWER SEEDS.
Hardy, Half Hardy. Tender, Perennial. etc., Free by
, Post or Rail.
MABK-LANE, Tiiis DAY. No. 1 Collection .. 2 2 0 I No. 4 Collection .. 0 15 0
hillSket quiet. hut steady. English and Nu. 2 Collection .. 111 61 No, 5 Collection .. 010 6
Ilection . 1 1 0 , Smaller Collections, 2160w:a
Foreign wheat commands last Monday's prices. N' 3C°
I;.ontentl of the above Collections on application,
Flour firm export for tho week, 21,841 cwt..
annbsatrtyuter,ln
.icte° not required may be omitted and Wier.'
equal to 87,31* sacks. Barley steady. Oats
firm. Maize, beans, and peas steady. British :
Wheat, 494 quarters ; barley, 2,143: oata, 1,345;
flour, 36,314. Foreign : Wheat, 12,2i0; barley,
3,500; oats, 4 (100; maize, 4,000 ; flour, 3,454
sacks and 2,969 barrels.

For farther partionlars of choice S•eds see
SU rroNs' AIIATEUR3' GUIDE FOlt 1871
Price Is., gratis to customer:, and
BUTTONS' ABRIDGED Liir FOR 1871,
Gratis and post free on spplicition.

Ccosv..—There were limited supplies of
F.oglish grain; those of Fureign moderate.
Wheat sold slowly, at scarcely late rates.
Barley dull and dropping. oats quiet and
lower to sell. Beans and peas difficult to move
on former times. Flour was quiet, export
demand having been suspended, and sacks and
barrels Sixpence to One Shilling lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

PUDDLKTOWN:

TEI deaths during the last three mouths were 15,
against an average for the corresponding qiiarters in
the previous three years of 13. Three died under one
year of alga and eight were 60 and over. Bi rthe, 35.
The will of Mr. J BUMler, formerly el itoyal-oresoent,
Bab, and late of Iliiington-homcs. Puddletown, was
proved, London, under 2140,w0 personalty, by Mr.
Martin Bryan Stapylton, Mr. Henry William Tagwell,
and his von William Breast Brymer, the joint acting
execititors and trustees. The will is dated August 50,
1863, and a codicil June 7, 1870. The testator died
December 2, 1870. He was pomessed of estates under
the will of his brothers, Archdeacon Brymer and James
Sositb Brymer, by which his children have became
largely bewared, and he has made farther provision for
them under his will, and a liberal annuity for his
widow. The freehold estates are left to his eldest
surviving eon, William Bleat Brymer.

Tug mortality tables show that. being without seal.
tau works, Bridport has not regiaared in the last three
months a single death from fever or any dimes The
deaths were 4.5, or one under the three years' average.
Of these IS died ander one year of age. and 15 were
60 and upwards. Yet this is the town Government
has breed to adodt an expensive system of sewerage,
that fever may be prevented; and for the proilt44.
malt leek at the mortal* realm toe Derehistec•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

OARMINATIV&

FOR YI

EVANS'S
FEMALE

VV•NS'S
JLUTOOTH-ACHZ
SPRCIFIC.
FOR CHILDR

EVANS'S

COUGH

SYRUP.

EVANS'S
PROUD'S

BENEDICT

lIING FEMALES.
These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms : Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the back and loin..
headache and giddiness on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowi.h
hue of complexion, swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
swelling of the feet, short dry
cough, bad appetite. great
lenient and listlessness, with a
variety of other symptoms, all
Indicating deficient enenj y of
ate system se the muse, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
I only by A. J. ',VASIL and sold
in boxes Is lid and 2..2J. each.
TOOTH-ACHE,

Immediately relieves; the most
painful oases. Sold in bottles
744., and ls. 144. each.
r'S COUGHS AND COLDS.
& safe and effectual remedy tor
Coughs. Colds Ac. One trial
of this pleasan;taating medicine
will convince that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever
offered te the public, by the
early use nf which a very large
amount of suffering will be
saved. Moat important testi-
monials could be given did ,
space allow, from persons who ,
speak of it thus :—Yerfectly '
succeed ul."— "Instant re lief,"—
"I've the greatest faith in it,"—
Wouldn't be without it. on any
socoant."—"Quite sure it avid
my child's life; had only given one
dose, and within two hours the
' child was quite another crea-
ture." By promoting free per-
spiration, gentle expectoration,
and the consequent sedative
effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming
symptoms in the course of 24
boars. Sold in bottles, 74d.,
Is. lid., aid 21. 94. eacli• Eull
directions accompany each
1 bottle.

_ OF MIDDLE AGE.
For fonds; about the middle
age of life. These pills are ifl.
tended for females who suffer
from symptoms snob as the
following :—Sudden giddiness,
frequent flashes of heat and
Wetness, starting in sleep at
night, cramp, wind in the
stomach, veins in the head, ex-
osseive nervousness, costiveness,
ka Bold in boxes Is, lid.
mob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

COMPTON VALENCE.

THI Bishop of S&lnbury ham institmed the Rev.
Heury Pigott, Clerk, M.&, to the Rectory of Compton
Vaienoe, void by the resignation of the Rev. W. U.
I'. Ward. Clerk, the last Incumbent there. on the
presentation of Mr. Robert Williams, of Bridebead
House, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

SWANAGH.

In the past quarter there were 26 deaths, while the
average of the Linn previous years WIWI Only 16. How-
ever, 7 were ander 1 year, of age, and 7 /above 60.
One death was from diptieria end one from fever.
There was 33 births.
Tan Mewl.= lawnitrim —An entertainment of
vocal and instramental musio was given on Thursday
evening, at the Howl.= Institute, in aid of the funds
of the 6th Don't Artillery Volunteers. The performers
were ladies and gentlemen from Wareham, including
Kr. Poynter's "nigger youths." The programme wan
as follows :—The National Anthem, the oorepanl
deal. pianoforte, Mans Poynter; reciletion, "Bit of
ely eovxlin" (Dorset dialect), Marrs Hobbs and Hibbe ;
song, "I'm not myself at all," Mr. Whittle; song,
" Let us speak of • man se we find him," Mr. Spinet;
song, Kr. Used; song, "The loin child," • lady
amateur; song, "P 's wedding," Mr. G. Baker;
mahatma, "me wash, Mr. Hibbs; dnett, piano-
forte, Mimi Poynter and Yeanley ; song, " Five
o'clock in the morning," Mies Poynter; song, "The
ink and the ivy," Mr. W. Spioer ; song, " I would!
were a bird," Mr. Hunter; recitation, "Judge nob'
Messrs. Hobbs and Hibbs; song, i "Seventy-two," me
Poynter; song, "Pafliag hard against the strearn,'.
Mr. Whittle; levitation, "The varmer's wobiest
daughter," Mr. Hobbs; song, Yr. 'Ebbs; song, "Walk
ing in the Zoo," Mr • Hunter; Negro melody by the
ten Wareham niggers. Messrs. Poynter and ;
"God save the Queen," company.
CORPS CASTLE.

Firms pereeniiied in W. -sTeree months ending
314 Dsomber. being sine over She tdiree years' average:
time won Weir ("swear, mid au sixty awl mom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

BKB.E REGIS.

Tale ipariah ham IZZ-0117,1-1, unusual mortality
in the WC quarter. The deaths were 21., against an
average of 19. Of these 6 were from scarlet fever
and 1 from fever. Bat five died before their first
year of Ufe was out, and seven at or over the age of
three moors. The births numbered 33.
SHERBOKNE•

We understand that Mr. G.-a-Wingfield Drgby, of
Sharborno Castle, has allowed to Ins tenants halt the
out of the damage dons to their corpa, Sic., by the
heavy hailstorm' of Mat summer.
TUB Y&4TKLI HOtiPITAL.—The Hon. Secretary on
Thursday wonting mosivad from Miss Gordon, formerly
of Langston, a critique for the handsome sum of £177
130. 9.1., to pay off the balance of the last year's
&counts. This lady cleared the teat year's account. in
the same way• ass has gives needy k,40003 to this
sacollial
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

NARROW ESCAPE OF BEING CRUSHED AT

CORYATES.

On Tuesday last, one of Captain Thresher's men,
named William Damen, was proceeding in chugs, of a
waggon end team along the raid, when, on account of
the rain suddenly falling, Damen who had been walk.
log, got up on the shafts to take down his overcoat.
Owing to the wet state of the waggon, however, his
footing was extremely precarious, and before be could
roach his coat, he slipped from the shaft ; and ap-
rntly little short of a miracle prevented him from
Wilma with his head under the wheels. Had he done
so, be must inevitably have been killed, as the waggon
itself without its load, was a very heavy one. Fortu-
nately, however, he fell, just clearing his head and
body; but his right leg was passed over, the great
weight fracturing 11 in a fearful mama's, Ha was at
oboe taken to ths Nast Saipisig.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

TWO TUOUbAND POUNDS OF MEAT
WASTED.

of our butchers bad a rather instructive, though
on ruesday afternoon. Heaped up on
the rile l'.er w,rt. no less than 2,070115. of "fresh"
is it ii. quaiters, in a very dirty atailf, and surrounded
by a neta.iine swell. 'Tawas a grievous pity that so
1101C0 uf what was once good flesh should be so wasted,
an,t th.it at a time when poor Paris, having made
alinu.t au end of bar horses and dogs, is in awful
eiiii.ter of starvation before it sufficiency can reach bert
umit had been, it seems, suppli 1 an Finlay to
lliTeules by a Portsmouth contractor, and
rsjstsd is. band the ship. It has, we understand,
reuned there till Tuesday, and of course did not
improve by keeping; but was at hot sent over by the
buurboat whoa: Turkish Knight, to be deposited on
the rile Pier, fur subsequent removal by the contractor.
It stout bally, and Male people with 110.100 keep to the
windward cde. While there it was inspected by some
of ties Weymouth butchers, and it was noticed that
Litlau u the quarter.' were still very good In substance,
tainigu the d rid state in which it way, made it appear
disgusting. Other was dark-coloured. and swell utfen•
Wh it a pity is seemed that the contract had
nut ben given to some respectable Weymouth or Port.
man, who could have been at hand, when the
IlitAL was killed, and ensured its being properly dine,
and as near as possible to its destination ! Theu, even
if there lidd been any complaint, a contractor living
close Oy could have attended to the matter at once, and
prevented any unnecessary delay and lose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

THE ÜBTKE.IS OF PARIS.

T.iaory at St. Join i's Chureb, Hadipole, on Sunday
laO.. de%olod to the /tendon House null for the
plot or too .n.tru,, in and around Paris, and the noble sun
4::.5 21. ass raiainl. At Holy Trliiity Church the collet:How
for Una uliject realised al4 Ss laL At Oluumeusroitreet
Coanel, tho Hes. It. S. Ashton delivered s must IntercsUng
scnnun on Ow riaine subject, from 2 Kings,
*i, 27. "if the Lord do not help thee wheats) saeuld I help
thee r Out of the harialLior,ur, out of the wiimpressr
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

METROPOLITAN C kTTLE, Tins DAY.

Although we have a limited supply of beef,
the demand ruled inactive with a general dull-
neon in trade. The prices realised, however,
were about twopence higher than hit Thursday.
No alteration can be written for mutton. A
demand arises from the shortness of supplies,
and good English qualities have rather an up-
ward tendency in price; inferior difficult to
sell. Few Foreign to hand. Veal and pork
unaltered. Beef, as Gd to (is; mutton, as 61 to
64 2d; veal, as tkl to bs ; pork, as 61 to bs 101.
Total supply-LBeasta, 2,460 ; sheep and lambs,
12,940; calves, 95; pigs, 100 : of which Foreign
—Beasts, 230; sheep and lambs, 500;
85.

Another correspondent telegraphs : There has
been no feature of interest in the cattle trade
to-day. Beasts have been in short supply, and
trade dull, at unchanged prices. Demand for
sheep inactive, 6a bong the top price. There
were about 301 lambs, which were held at 8s
per stone. Calves and pigs were purchased
quietly at about late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL ANU ONLY GENUINE.
CHLORODYNE is admitted by the Profession to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever
dissocered.
CHLORODYNE is the beet remedy known for Coughs,
Consumption, liroilehitio, Asthma.
IEILORODYNE effectually cheeks and arrests those
too often fetal diseaus—Diptheria, Fever. Croup,
Ague.
'LORODYNE seta like a charm in Diurbota, and
is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually cuts short ell attacks of
Ridlei.se. Hysteria, Palpitation and Spurns.
CHLORODYNE tithe only palliative in Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, blenin•
gitis,

caw

From Lord Francis Conynghain, hfoont Charles.
Donegal, 11th December, 1868.
"Lord Francis Conyughairi,.who this time last year
bought some of Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne I
from Mr. Davenport, and has found it • moat wonder-
-INtulantitayt Crebohmottiallederty
"EEL Russell communicated to the College of
Phyaicians that he received a dispatch from her
hilicsajeany'sragC°innsgalfeaatrftalyal,lll4andt4thabet tehffet
a .y , r,i 00 ...4 CHLORODYNE."—See Lancet,
fauelntm:dt oicluncee. twheilabobevgeladaddt:ashca'7 lielf.a.
lit December. 1864.
CAUTION.— Beware of PIRACY and
IMITATIONS,
CAnnow.—Viee-Chaneellor Sir W. Psoz WOOD I
'toted that Dr. J. COLLIS BiIOVISI was, undoubtedly,
the 'Donator of CHLORODYNE ; that the story of
the defendant, FILIMItII, was deliberately untrue
which, he regretted to say, had been sworn to.
2.swies.
old in34Bhotjtul' 864
1e51a1t1.6..14,1., 2s. 91., 4e. GI., and 11..
each. None is genuine without the words "Dr. J.
COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE" on the
Government Stamp. Overwhelmiug Medical Testimony
eocompantee moll Bottle.
Spa MAsur.ictuasa :--.1. T. DAV/W.OILT, A
WM Basidlirtnet, Bioniabary, Lades.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

PRO VISIONS, THIN DAV

Bacon : Iriah lirm, at 122 s to 150 e ; quota-
tions for Hamburgh and Danish quite nominal.
Butter : Considerable arrivals of foreign have
come to hand, which checked the upward ten-
dency in prices, stocks,however, being light, late
quotations are fully maintained. Hams : Small
and moderato sized continue in demand, for
immediate shipment to France. Cheese steady
at late rates. Lard more inquiry, and in some
instances Two Shillings inure money obtained.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

,*S4

SUTTON AND SONS,

SEEDSMEN TO THE QUEEN, READING.
EUTION have DUlllerollll customers witti•
in the circulation of this Paper to whom they can
with confidence iefer as to the superior quality of
their seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

COlth ILUt6ETS.

Basoaseosa, Fob. B.—Whit*.sSl qoarten ; average price
£2 164 72 per qUinlif. Oats, 82 quarters 4 bush.; aterage
price. LI 2. 54 per quarter. Barley, 43 quarters 4 buds.;
average price, Ll 14e 3d.
Risewouu, SUL —Wheat, 75 qrs.; average prim, 14. 04 per
quarter. Barley, 196 gra. ; average price, 34. lld per quarter.
Beat bread, thil the 416 loaf. Fresa butter, 164 per 11,. 1,4 t
pigs, 10. 64 to lls Od per OCOM.—Beaata, ; calvce, LA
, hones, 6 ; pigs, 200.
SoVretasnoS, 10th.—Our market today wan well atteniii.d.
Wheat met adnll inquiry, at bar/Iy Last week's prices. Barley
and oats fully as dear. with good inquiry. Flour an good
demand, at fully lent week's prime. Wheat, per load, alt to
£l5; barley, grinding, per qr.,30. to 34. ; malting ditto, 35.4 to
tie; oats, per qr 234 to 28e ; beans, per qr., 45. to bOs; pea.,
per qr., /Os to 444; malt, per qr, 710 to 763 ; flour, per sack,
40.10 ; maize, per qr. 361 to 375.
Bon, sy, Daman. Bth.—Supply of wheat MOTO than equal
to the demand, and the trade mad slow, with a downward

ten— Clancy.
61.5/wW, 1314.--Buppiles moderate. Weather mild and open
Wheat a slow sale at a reduction of lid per 2401'; floor dull,
and the turn lower; barley, owls, and oatmeal In favour of
buyer.; peas unchanged.
Guidons, Sth.—With continued large supplies of wheat
from the farmers at this and the neighbouring markets, the
trade rules dull, and values of both English and foreign have
' given way Is per qr.
BILIWIGUA.III, 6UI Fair supply of English wheat (many
samples being out of condition); and the trade must be quoted
dull, with a los of the advance noted on Thursday last.
Foreign wheat demand was very restricted, at a decline of Is
to 2. per qr.
IMierot, fith.—Lerge supply of English wheat, which sold
slowly at handy lad week's prices ; in foreign Mere was little
or nothing doing, and values were for the most part nominal.
Malting barley without change ; grinding in good roquidt, at
fuliy met week's values. Black and tawny oats were quite as
dear; white gave way 6d pow qr.
YLuccumnlllt, Wt.—Trade inactive since last report. and
•Itheugb there has been no nuindeetation of a disposition to
pram lieles, yet in the little business that has occurred buyers
of rheas mei flour have been able to obtain some concession

.wic sT, et,.--Trade waa done at prices which showed S.
sII ght decline on those of the former week.
9U..—Wheet was in large supFlYi "lad with a
moderate inquiry in conaequence of the want .—^r condition,
trade ruled dull, prices being in favour a the buyer, %had.
I in aome instanoss a reduction of Is per qr was iribialtbal to.
Best malting barley made the full rates ol last week, but
middling and Inferior qualities were much easier, there being
a lane quantity on oder. In oats, beaus, and peas there was
no alteration.
Wklumba. lOth.—Market met • &it C01131=1104 ,C demand,
at the extreme prima of last Friday. There was not • large
&ow at barley, sad it was fully 1111 dam. Dawn and °Ma IMO
vicaft st MUM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

WAILEHLII.

Wens towns with —sanitary--Tworks have ezeessive
mortality from fever and such.like diseases, which the
espaliering quacks assert sanitary works will prevent,
Wareham, unblessed by their labour*, continues
peculiarly healthy. In the last quarter the deaths
were 22, against an average in the previous three years
of 30. Three died in infancy, and nine were 60 and
upwards. There waa only one oath dl rum fever.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-02-14

BRITISH INTERVENTION.

Bums, Friday.—On the eve of the Capitula-
tion of Paris, England pointed out to the Powers
the expediency of taking an active interest in
the restoration of Peaoe, and recommending to
Prussia the concession of lenient terms to France.
To facilitate the requisite negotiations the Powers
were asked to send instructions to their repro-
tentative, in London.

A BARONET SENTENCED TO "SEVEN
DAYS" FOR DRUNKENNESS.

Sir //organ Crofton, Bark, of Sunnyside, B x,
was summoned before the Bath magistrates on
Wednesday, for ibeing drunk and mug obscene
ain Julian-road, i ,on Saturday
language Bath
btr, Wilton appeared for the defendrnt,
whose guilt was admitted, and the Bench
sentenced him to seven days' imprisonment
without the option of a fine ; at the same time
sipreesing their regret at seeing a gentleman of
the clef t's rank in such a position.

Tim Pitman of Wales will hold limos on isblowy 25th
Ith4 Mos* Znid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

THR NEW ACT ON LODGKILS' GOODS.

On Friday the Act to protect the goods of lodgers
against &Weems for rent due to the superior landlord
was issued. A lodger. If a distress is levied, is to make
a geolarstion that the immediate tenant has no pro•
petty in the goods distrained. Annexed to the declare-
iion is to bee correct inventory,and lithe lodger subscribe
the declaration or inventory, knowing either of them
to be untrue in any material particular. he shall be
deemed guilty of • misdemeanour. If after such
declaration end inventory, sod after the lodger has paid
or tendered the rent, if any due, the superior land.
lord shall levy a distress, he than be deemed guilty of
an Illegal distress. and the lodger may apply to a polio.-
court for an order foe the restoration of snob goods;
besides which, the superior landlord is to be liable to
an action at the snit of the lodger, in which notion the
truth of the declaration and inventory may likewise be
Inquired Into.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

Till ARCEIAOLOGIO&L assocurzoN's

The next business was to decide in what way the
the Corporation should meet the British Archaeological
As ‘notation, on Monday, 21st inst.
The hlaYott said he had met the Beeretary of the
Assoeistiou, aid read the programmes of the different
day's excursions. The local committee would be glad
of any support the Coonsll mould give them. Be had
asked Mr. Hills in what way the Council should receive
the association, and it seemed that if the Corporation
would meet the Association at the Royal Hotel, and
receive the President with a short address, it would be
acceptable. lie (the Miyor) weali endeavour to get
such an address penned, and hi wishei to !scow what
the Council would docile on.
Mr. IiOWAHD mail be should be at Chriitchurch two
or three days next week, but with permiasion ho would
propose that the Corporation meet and support the
Mayor.
Mr. ViIiTUZ seconded, and it was carried uncut-
measly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

CORN MARKETS.

19.—At our market today business was at a standstill
in imm kinds of grain, and prices acre nominal. Wheat, rod,
; ditto, white, 66s to 62.; barley, 36. to ; oats,
black, '2 is to 27. ; ditto, white, 27. toJOs ; beans, per sack, 24s
to 16 24• to 26.; flour. seconds, 40. to tit
Tel vmsr, 19.—The business transacted at to-day's market
•as rr rely nemlnal, the attendance of fanners and dealers
I. 4 sited. The following were quotations :—Wbeat, 7. per
-h malting barley, fie ; g,.nding ditto, 4. 61; oats 34 3d
I ; beans, ; Indira corn, 4.4 9d; Raz, 10. ; tares, lits ;
I. Per OWL
nrarea, 19. The supply and attendance were again
* &mat operations Sr. now general throughout the
• There were several samples of new wheat it the
Trade ruled dull at last week's rates.
•

alma, geturday.—Farmers being busy harvesting.
it. bunlnees was done at the Corn-exchange. A few
of new English wheat In middling condition were
efo.• I. and the quotations ranged front 544 to 65s per quarter.
Fa. 01 apply of old wheat, which mold at 635. Barley, beans,
unaltered. In the cattle market a moderate suppl),
Lad ea • shade lower. Best beef about 14s per score.
£9 to LIP each; cows and ca'ves, 611 to L'lo ; calves,
Ms to The. The lambs on offer. which were rather inferior.
fetched Ohio '24. each. Fat ewes 40.6.1 to 60s each, wethers,
664 to Ns. Attendance small, and Ma*n .by no means
brisk.

TAUNTON WOOL MARKET SATIAIDAT.
The following high prices were obtained ;—Notts wool, 190.
crew-bred, ; tog, 21d. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

ENCOUNTER WITH A BEAL

Early on the morning of the eth inst.. a phi
shepherd. 14 years old, was engaged in tehil.h.; L., tl , s
hill known as the "Monte di Campo," in the
when a bear suddenly evade hie appearance, a:A 4: It
the finest of his sheep. The enuregeous little lii..atia
to drive the bear away hy hitting hint heavy
head with Ids stick, but the bear turned upon him,
obliged, though reluctantly, to run down this L.. .
the now infuriated anima. Happily, hoses Lt. I.
hie presence of mind. The bear was gaining str .ant 11:
rapidly, and the lad, already in anticipation, Wit h. Ito,
hug, when he remembered that there was a :ono nix
some 300 feet deep, clew by, which he thought he c
chile he hoped that the bear would not notilx it, es.ire...;
after him would fall to the b.ttoni. Half wild with elan=
and dread, for the bear wee now within a few lest d Lt.,
brave boy at length reached the edge Of the ravine,
upwards of six feet wide, and animated by despair, macs
fearful leap, and succeeded in landing in salty on the *2
aide. The tear, however, never saw the danger, s
blindly in pursuit, fell to the bottom, where,
bleeding assd unable to rise, the shepherd lad found La -.
having no weapon with him, succeeded in killing the
dashing out his brains with heavy stones.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

Somtrsttsbtre.

YEOVIL.

...4
THB VAOAIIIIB Or • YEOVIL GI:W[B.—AI ~
paper tells the following story:—Abut
. glover named Is —,who hailed fr 4 t,
,;.'1;„.,._,"0
a situation at Pilton, near liarnatait, ani i,.
ds,
quarters in the ho' of a widow on the Abet, 4.7,
O. Bring young and gallant, he nisearwi to 5,,.."
•ffootion, of the oil letiy, who, tooteed of iman,4.4,
with maternal oare,looll beget] S,) rear,' Efts so a
It oozed out that she had n,arly floe in one
of
.t.
banks, and
il the
eis wgaloolittg gs wire
lev'r redoubled
atte :tiPtc;:sadluhand the
was won. Visions of toes ma cottage 1..414'4,0,
more flitted through her brain but,unfortunatel
. lovers are not burdened with this world's goag,:'l;l'
p—was rich only in love; and that maw mm. I
pay the parson nor the tradesmen whose ai,114-4
anxious to seek. The money in the bank was issma,
in the name of the widuw and her as, and cal: m
be readily obtained. But trust a *mama for triptina
The glover trusted, and his faith met wit:. its hrsri
It was decided that he was t , accompany the elide k
the bank and p,rsonate her coo. 11.1 was 4,n, in
only £6O could be obtained, as the r..,[ii•it, nwie la:
not been given. The amount named
is--taking charge there d. lie speedily te4am,
new outfit and made suudry other purchwes prepra,,,
to taking his lady love to Ilfracombe for a wei i
was arranged that they should proceed on their jmn,
latstapir beearly "
hoMr°n . ?' —efollo, winday. oil hot, at;
however, like, [3,
iniso,suggested that the neighboir, wul4 be Incas).
if they started off tog,ther ; au it was Agn.,l tce
should go on first, and that thu couple should eisort,
certain place. He went,and the wi low followed, lac
be was not at the trysting•plase nor Lai Le Ikti ti
money Clore ; and, worse than all.he haute:veto
heard if. The widow's sou Las been ermsuitini cake
legal authorities, but what he has decided on be ts
yet transpirei. Moral: Wilows, beware of pal
lovers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

SPECIAL NOTICE TO INTKNDING RIEIGRANTIL
THB UNITED STATES AND CANADIAN
EMIGRATION AND BANKING AGENCY
furnish, FEES OF CI:JAMIE, every inforinstion
and adviCe, and procure h rough their correepoodente
to Conn& and the United States, REPLOYMILNT
ON ARRIVAL for Meohanics, Clerks, Drapers,
Agrioultanatt, and otilari, Ibio to Pal their own
fares. Chroulars, &a, free on personal appliestion, or
torituttod by poet on receopt at two Stamps.
MSLKD k KM, 36, Finabarpairsta, loodoit,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

WEDNVIDAY.—Prosent: Tbe Mayor (James Mil
-
ledge, Esq. ; Altlemma Ayling Counoillor Eliot,
Commis's, Welsford, Bette, Webb. Vertu., If.
Devenisb, Robertson, Talbot, with F. C. Steggall,
Esq„ Town Clerk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

MORETON.

FASUIONABLE °LEWIN P•lll7.—bir and Mr. Framp-
ton gave a garde, party on Thursday as'unigtit at Moreton
House, about 130 gue+ts being present; among them
Sir John and Ltdy Michel and Miss Mickel, Mr and
Misses Well, Mr A. and Mist Foster. Mr A. B Foster,
Mr W. Calcraft, Mr Ilerbert Williams, Mrs Williams,
Rev, 'Lenin tld and Mrs Smith, Major, Kra, and Mies
Kindel-rely, Captain and Mrs Munich, General and Mrs
%Hui Parke, Miss Brymer, Mies E. Erymer
Iv J. Brymer, Mr Walter Bunter, lit C. Radcly ffd,
MIFS Ruin!, fie, Mr C. Itariclyffe, jun.. Mr and Mrs
Parke, 11- and Mrs Marriott, Sir H. Shirley, Misses
Sh!rley,R,v, F. K. and Mrs Fropms.n. Rey. H. P. and
Mrs Williams Freeman, Mr and Mrs O. W. Farrar, Mr
N. and Mi.. Bond, Captain and Mrs Sparks., Lieut,
Drummond, Rev. Charlton Frampton, Rev. A. G. S.
Shirley, Mrs, Mimes, and Messrs. Shirley, do. The
gathering was of a very fa.iiionable and brilliant kind,
everything passing off in tho most satisfactory manner,
the superb weather and the beautiful gardens and
groun le of Moreton affording unlimited delight and
enjoyment to the company.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-22

WEYMOUTH.

Courrs Prrri Sisuaoins, lloaday,—Belore R. 11.
not, Seq.
GIORGI Blows wee brought up on remand, charged with
dealing Jewellery at Portland on the 18th Ind: The prosecutor
told the tale, and ideouned the things. Mr. Gibbs did prisoner
pawned them at his WIWI fords 6,1, and Mr. Devonport also
L' mUlled them as ben, and stated that they were left ale in
the workbox on the previous night. —PAL I rorance stated that
when pclsoner was apprehended at the Albion Inn,he said "It's
all t; I did it; it's no use getting further into trouble.'
—Prisoner pleaded guilty to stealing the earrinp and the
brooch, and we. remanded until Friday, for the purpose of
being summarily dealt with.
Howitine Pernr Szesions, Monday.—Before J.
Ayling, Esq., and W. Talbot, Hp.
Jong Comex was charged with being found in an enclosed
yard, on Sunday morning about two o'clock for an unlawful
P.C. Anon found the prisoner in Mr. Hominy's hay
rOgl,7.:so.wer Bond-street. AU the doors were open, although
they had been closed overnight, end prisoner had
no right there. He had enough money in his pod/s-
-olar to pay for his lodgings. Prisoner rid he could not
get any lodgings, he bad tried mynal places, he should like
to see Mr. Hominy, and know Lf he authorieed the policeman
to get over his walla Ile bad offered 2s. 6.1. or 3s. a week,
but could get no lodgings.—Superintendent Vickery said
prisoner could get private lodgings II he liked but P.C.
Apeey said that the reason why they would not nig him was
because be kept such bad houra—Priamdr bad been In trouble
riven think and the Bench denied to try a little milder pun-
bhment—Priooner begged to be allowed to leave the town,
and on this undentanding he was discharged .

ISZTUILIN OF Tile ooncrrove.vaa rzaassz.

The First Reserve Squadron having the smastguard
on board, and oonsiating of the Achilles (flagship) Port-
land, 6121 tons, 26 guns; Invincible (flagship) from
Hull, 3744 tons, 14 guns; Penelope, Harwich, 3096
tons, 11 peso Hector, Southampton, 4089 loin, 18
guns; Resistance. Liverpool, 3710 tons, 16 guns ;
Repulse, Leith, 3749 tons, 12 guns; Black Prince,
Clyde, 6109 tons, 28 guns; Valiant, Popsies, 4083 tons.
18 guns; and Vanguard, Kmptown, 3741 tons, 14 guns;
arrived off Portland this (liontley) morning, and
steamed into the roads about 10 o'elook. They have
been away for three weeks, cruising off Cahoot
and
Cape Clear; but they are not expected to remain above
two or three days,