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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

MORETON.

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woes at say other mown mime society , notwithstand-
ing the absence of %b. apt& attraation of load prizes.
Respecting the poultry show so report Gould Iv, wade,
ai tn. antra. la so, ao„, the 16th of War. The
Tooskic abew will opal ow 11"4.7 m°rning' jUne mi... amber, &elated *0 ha duly elected
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—fiefeesiant hoe been here beloie for tolling Norris sad hb
.ifr,ppiobrious names. and he mid that the street boys now
cabal his '' barrow peg." fie attributed the present summons
toitte.
The intlilet,hire ntittd on the defendant to keep the peace
Its months In his own recognisance. of £2O.

Fun.— On Friday la-a-tail—reVrOie out at the Frampton
Arms Inn, near the railway statioo, in some out.
buildings in the occupation of Kr. William Brown.
It appears that the the smith was it work in his ahop,
when a spark flew to some straw in the yard and mused
It to ignite, and, before it oould be, stopped, a coach
hew, Co. shed, tAid smith's shop were destroyed. The
property belonged to H. Frampton, EN., and was
imam& as is also Yr. Brown.

FR A 117T1)N.
LterriUs.—On Thursday evening last, the handsome
sebool room it Frampton, lately built by R. B. Sheridan,
Feu., vu crowded by the inhabitants of the village awl
neighbourhood, to hear a lecture on electricity by the
Rey. P. H. Newnham, rector of Frome Vanchurch,
illustrated by experiments on two beautiful machines
made by Kr. J. Champion, of Frampton. The lecturer
commented by observing that tbe exPlatiations
be was shank to give, and the experiments which would
follow were respectively like the shell and kernel of •
walnut. But to oar minds it was "all kernel," from
the delightful way in which the facts were stated and
illortratelL The experiments, which gave immense
amusement, were perfectly successful. At intervals
during the evening the following solutions of music and
',sato Is were riven —Schools songs by the choir children
accompanied by Miss Dowdeswell, the organist; two
song' by !Liu H. B. Glasebrook ; • piano solo, by Miss
Hulsey, and one of the Rev. W. Barnes's Dorset poems.
"The Times," by Mr. White. The entertainment
closed with a poem read by Mr. Sheridan, who had
acted as chairman during the evening, making suitable
remarks on introducing each piece. We hope to see
this nice room often used for • similar purpose in future,
as there gen be no doubt as to the advantage of tame
entertainment+, if asrefallY and indicionalY rondnoted.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1870.

HAY AND STRAW.

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Thunday.—There woe only • moderate supply on
offer at to-dm's market. 7be tied. emu quiet and prima ware
Mtn didlcuhy meintained. Niel! ismao. top, to o 0.;
inferior ditto, 60. to 70. • 60a rowee, .to 60. ; prime clover,
0a 11. to 126. ; inferior ditto, 96.; prime @mond cut
clover, tem, to 110. ; interior thtto, SO. to UO.; Lad mireW.
80a. to 30. per load-

6 MR. LEVER'S LONDON MADE
WATCHES by fermium those of say caber
English manufacturer."-
VIDE opinions of lb. prism
SILVER WATCH'S!' ri 0 0
GOLD WATCHES _ _ 18 0
Watches of every deseriPtiou Ina the Saloon to the
finest quality.
FRANCIS HENRY LEVER, the eminent and old
Established London Watch Maker, in again calling
the attention of the public to his Watehes, which are
now known throughout the world, begs to return thanks
for the patronage he hes »paved during the pest fifty
These watches are well made and finely finished, they
are extremely elegant, are guaranteed to keep correct
rime, cannot get out of order, will last a lifetime, and
are quits equal in every respect to watches that are
sold in the country at double lb. price.
Every Watch warranted and sent fres and safe by I
post (on receipt of a remittance), carefully peeked in
wood boxes, made expressly for postal transmiasion,
and registered at the Yost-aloe to ensure their safety.
W • TOBIN OP MST DISIONIPTION AT • FAIII AND
Ramage EA Riot
FROM 50, ROYAL TERRACE, GROSVENOR PARK,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.

The Irish Executive have specially proclaimed the
uounties of Reath. Westmeath sod Mayo, and porta of
Longford, Romommon, Sligo, King's County and
Cavan.

Tbe Pembina are preparing for another outbreak; and
a few days since the polies dimovered in the house of a
blackstnitb, named Lovett, near Ballymabon, ten
musket' and rifles, nine pistols of differentsises, several
half-finished gunstocks, a scythe fixed on a pule, 500
beck-nipplee and a oonsiderable quantity of ammunition.
Lovett has been arrested.

A man named Michael lePhillips was found on
Tasiday morning at iii o'clock lying in the road almost
murdered opposite the residence of the Roman Catholic
Bishop of Clasher. The read for some disianee was
strewn with the unfortunate man's teeth. Sim upper
lip wee found also completely cut away, and other
severe injuries had been indieted. He Bee in the
sounty intirtn•ry In • dytng etets. Hie men who were
In sesipany with the man on the previone night hers
been arrested. All are Homan Catholics.
At five o'closk on Monday morning, at Woodmolint,
near Koniatymoo, the body of a smell former, named
Jamas Doherty, was found within 200 yards of his own
linage, with his skull fractured and the brains pro.
tradiog. Three men named O'Brien hays been
arrested. At the inquest a verdict was returned of
"Wilful murder against some person or persona
unknown."

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Kr. John Radcliffe, a magistrate, while riding near
In the eounty Meath, was stopped by two men'
one of wheel held his bridle, while the other said he
wag them= they wanted, and, raising a pistol, and a
et slug', which passed through his hat, but he
escaped uninjured. Two men Mr. Radcliffe identified
were committed for trial,
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--
Mr. D'Aroy Irvine, of Eoaikill.n, who recently gave
hie tenents notice that he was about to take the
estates into his own possession, has reeeived a letter
informing him that a man has been selected to send hies
to his "bag home," if ho carries out his threatened
eviction.

The Rev. Breberon Grant, Rector of Rathoonrstki,
.3enty Weettriebth, has reeeired & latter threateniog
him. with death if he does not dismiss at of his Protes-
tant servant..

Tam &Worthy polio. have made a dimovery of arma
neer Onlert Hill, of '9B celebrity. Prosecutions will
follow.

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Figobl Westmeath we hear that u Mr. Hope, a
respectable tenant fanner, was entering his own gate a
few days since, he was met by five men, yeah armed
with revolvers, who warned him that if he interfered
respecting a small piece of land which he wanted ho
woo 4 be shot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

TkiEKSELVES.

Communications for the Maar, Books for Notice,
New Planta or Flowers for description or criticism,
should be addressed to Mr. Tacoma Moon, Botanic
Garden, Chases, London, S. W.
Posumusa 011101: 171, Fi.ser-erriarr, LONDON, ail
OASSELLIS CHOLCK COFVEKS. Wti W.
house, 80, Few:hunt Street, London.

CASSELL'S CHOICE COFFEES. Tested by twenty
lease' use.

OksBELLI CROICK COFFEES!, Sold by Grocers,
Meads* sod Confectioners.

oussuis caws COFFEES. Strong and
Economical, Is., Is. 2d., and Is. 4d. per lb.

CASSELL'S CHOICE COFFEES. Finest rick
Aroma, la Bd. and 2a. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

THE BEET PUDDING.
MAYAR'S SEMOLINA.

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[Reed thiswith awe and athantion.l
rr HE MAN UFAOTORY of MA YAR'S
1. SEMOLINA was established la IEIS. It Is tb•
eldest and the largest in the World, 150,000 Rooks of
of Wheat boiag yearly consumed.
Our SZNOLIIII• is the staple food la Frusta, Runk,
Spain, Italy, ke., and will moon be that of England. It
has obtained

24 PRIZE MEDALS
I. the Great Exhibitions for its superiority over aD
others, and is pronounced by the most eminent members
of the Medea Profession, both in London and in Paris,
to be far more Nutritious than Tapioca, Arrowroot,
MaiseCorn Flour, many Farinaceous Food already intro.
dused into this country. See Dr. Haftall's Analytical
Report.
N.B.—Being determined to maintain a reputation,
we again CA ITIION the Public, that an intimation, to
which a false and ridieulous name him bow pron. if
introduced by a well-known Firm, taking advantage
of It. name and publicity to sell a similar article of
very inferior quality, to realise extra pr the, and who
advertise in favour of that article the qualities pommeled
by our Semolina.

As a proof ol our assertion we challenge a eons=
by analysis, between our Finnotina and the
Pear/ism.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

DKNTS TURRET A9CIC.

THZ atie—ntion— of public
and others, Is respectfully requested to the tin.
movements mode in the oonstrucition of clocks suitable
for stables, churches, and other large buildings, by the
late E. J. and F. Dent, clock and obroninneter makers
to the Queen and the late Prince Concert, and makers
of the great clock for the House of Piament, Etc.,
turret clock with compensation pendulum, adjusted for
variations of temperature to working the hands of dials
of any size, from 1 foot to 30fee1 in diameter.
Dim, 61, Strand, adjoining Coutte Bask, sad 34
and 35, Royal Exchange. London.
DR. J. COLLIS. BROWNE'S
CHLORODYNE.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.

CHLORODYNE is admitted by the Profession to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever dip
. . . . . . .

—CH LORODYNE iuthe beat remedy known for Coughs,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHIAMODYNE effectually checks and arrests Owes
too often fatal disitases—Diptheria, Fever, Croup,
ASIA.
CHLORODYNE rote like a charm in Diarrhoea, and
Is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually outs al.ort all attacks of
Epilepsy, Hysteria. Pa/pitation and Spasms.
CHLORODYNE is the only palliative in Neundgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, (lamer, Toothache, Meningitis, kn.
From LOAD Fusels doireoium, Mount Charles,
Donegal, 11th December, 1868.
" Lord Francis Conythem, who this time last year
bought some of Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne from
Mr. Davenport, and has found it a most wonderful
medicine, will be 'glad to have half-a-doesn bottles 'ant
at once to the above address,*

Eon -i-t-unTell—c;l37m—u—niested to the °allege of
Physicians that he received a dispatch from ber
Majecty's Consul at Manilla, to the offset that Cholera
has been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy
of any service was CHLORODYNL—See Laiscei, lot
Deoemher, 1864.
CAUTION—BEWARE of PIRACY and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

CIiItISTCHURCH.

MR. HANNEN la fa-vourod.with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY, the
11th of MAY, 1870, at the SHIP Ins, at Three o'clock
in the afteenoon, by order of the mortagee All thoee
two eabstantial hriek-budt and slated FREEHOLD
DWELLING HOUSES, situate in the priariplal
street, and in the occupation of Kr. George Philips and
hle tenant

-11/4-riber-portionlars may be known on soptiestion to
Mr. Lima. Solicitor. Fordingbridra.

Fottoixemamos.
HANNBN is favoured with instructions
to SELL 1:•y AUCTION, on MONDAY and
TUE3DAY, the 23rd and 24th of MAY, 1870, —All
the 'STOICK-IN-THADE and Mote of Kr. B %LWOW,
Cabinet Makes., Paper limier, China end Glaas
Dealer kn.

, Pre-mins it, TO BE LET ata very small rental,
afford an excellent opportunity for a parson who
but a mall capital to eater upon a w•Zootallialuad

RILDLYNCH, DOWNTON.
HANNEN is favoured with instructions
from the Executors of the late Mre. Harriett
ally, to SELL by AUCTION, on MONDAY. the 2nd
MAY, 1170, —All the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
,ATE, LINEN, and General Effect., on the premises,
,mtlan of which ant circulating in the neighbour-
Sale at Two o'clock.

FORDINGBRIDOE.
IVIR. HANN EN is favoured with instructions
to SELL by AUCTION, at the Large Room at
the csows Iss, on THURSDAY, the sth MAY, 1870.
• Lune, and General Variety of Richly Cut and Min
GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE, being a
portion of &Surplus Stock 01 a Dealer, sod eonsisned
tor 41.104 ; emnpri.ing dinner end dessert services,
tea and breakfast seta, jags, ehsmber eeta,punah bowls,
romuental Bower pots and baskets, to, kc.;
eaaters, dessert dishes, wine cooler., rummers, sloe,
Mims, and other gleam.; jelly and custard cups, ism
classes, pickle bottles, butter dishes, water bottles,
to,

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Catalogues of the whole ars ready, and may ha Its 4
,licatioc to the auctioneer.
at two o'clock. Os view the day before the

DAMERHAM, WILTS.
R. fIANNEN is favoured with instruo-
A- liens to SELL by AUCTION, on FRIDAY,
13th of MAY, 1870, oh the COMPASSES INN,
following FREEHOLD PROPERTY :
` 1.-4 COTTAGE and GARDEN, in the "en'
of Hannah Grey, numbered 58 on Hut Dereerham
lisp. and oontainieg two perches, mmv or less.
• 2.—A COTTAGE sad GARDEN, occupied by
tel White, sad numbered 31 on the said Map,
temetinitig 30 perches.
a shore properties will be said by order of lb.
Lew OommiesooDers, and subject to rush
oundi-
ii wl'.l be produced at tbe time ofOi mkt,
f partietume, aptly to Items. Davey sad
Ateliers, Verdiwebridge met Eilliweet

TC----IiOrEL KiILPERS:

PORrLAND,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

I Fiji

itampshire.

Tag urn Lever, who deeoyed a Winchester girl to
London, on pretesoe of giving her • situation as house-
keeper, sod there ruined and robbed her, has been
sentenoed to Ilve years penal servitude.
EITRAORDWAY IFIOIINDITT. —Kr. J. W. Smith, of
Fletoh's Faris. in the parish of West Wenor, two IMMO=
since, saved three ewe lambs which were what is Galled
" madded up." The first mason they each yeened twin
lambs, the second season (the present) one again planed
twins, ant the other two three lambs each. Thus the
three ewes in two years produced [mutton Labe, all of
which were born alive.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

Revd
JAWS, Fumes,
Died April 26, 1870,
Arid 46.

This plate vu surmounted by • Latin cross of oak
There was a great crash of people to see the coffin and
the vault. Mews. Hallett and Son, of Wollllolltla, wer
the undertakers. On returning to Dorshester, the rise
bend played a spirited quick-step, and the corps was
dismissed at the usual plaes Thu bat passed away
one of our load clergymen. As • churchman
he was moderate In hie views both as to doctrine and
ritual, and he took no put in the dissensions which
have of late years agitated the church. He was
generally beloved in Dorchester, and he will long be
remembered with 'inure resist.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

SEED MARKET.

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Although the mason Is now somewhat advanced, our market•
during the past seek have been well attended, and a fair
amount of business has been transacted. Values of all descrip-
tions are maintained with great firmness, and In no single
article has there been any giving way in pries The stocks of
hew red seed which will he left over will, without doubt, be
exceedingly light. We have a briefs Inquiry for sow tog rape
seed, a Mob mug he quoted fully 3a. per r. dearer on the.
White mustard seed is abio sery firm. Spring tree are In good
request, at unaltered currencies. In bird seeds we have no
change to report. Suate and BONI, 16, Walter lAne,
London, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

••,7GUA AMAR ELLA •

EsTORES THE HUMAN HAIR tc itl
\.•
PrifiLine Hue, no matter at what age.
JOHN GOSNELL & CO.
Helve at knoll, with the aid of one of the mote emlowl
hennas. succeeded in perfecting this wonderful hpud.
ti ie now offered to the public ni• mai concentrated Gra,
rid at • lover price.
ScildUl 1...t1e5. 3o ench ; alao B..ra ed. and 18.. wobbrae.
erel-notritare. Ita Upper Ttianum-street. C
!iirats
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

PRODUCE MARKET

Lomme, Friday.—The markets enithed up quietly in most
departments. and the rates pud In some mem ruled under those
of this day week. Gimmon brown sugars are fully ed. lower,
and Boating cargoes of li.te Cuba and Havannab are also ed.
lower. Inferior miles of mice are the turn cheaper. Rion
for arrival, • Uige dearer. Cotton, ed. to id. down. copper,
tin, and Iron barely in firm Ruseinn tallow • shade lower;
colonial, 6d. to ad. dearer, •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

BET DPORT.

BRIDPORT BOARD 01, 00•11Dt•IL —A• • Ineitio• of
this Board, held on Wednesday. l wee unanimously
revolved that Mr. B. Legge (Witte Cheney) be the
chairman for the ensuing year; Mr. G. 8. Miller, Brad.
pole, be the vice-ohaiteetto ; end Mr. J. Templeman be
the deputy via-chairman. /levers. Fluesey, Patten.
awl Hine were arpoieted the visiting committee for the
workhouse. It was resolved that Moles. B. Legge, J.
Swafileld, J. Homey. G. 8. Miller, T. F. Legg, J.
W glimeed, awl J. Roper. itaardians of
the poor; together with Misers J. Gandry, B. P.
Gondry, C. Weld, and W. Hourieell, cr-offido guardians,
fors tbe samessment committee..

• WINFRITH.
Scrim MUTH. —On Sunday, May Ist, a WOMIIII
named Mary Cox, aged 747.. r., died suddenly at this
place. It appears that abe was fa her lintel state of
health during the day, attended °buret) in the morning,
partook of her tee in the eirenieg, and was about as
usual. At eight o'clinik ob. remarkei to a companion
that she should lock the door and go to bed, and got
out of her chair to do so, when she fell doers dead on
the floor without a struggle. An hiquestlerill be held
to-day (Tuesday).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

SHERBORN Z.

BUDDIES DILTIL —Yrs. Gore, daughter of Mn.
Sherwood. of the Half Moon Inn, had beep "offering
front rheumatism for some days, but appeared to
get bettor, and was out in the garden on Sunday. On
Monday the was taken ill again, and shortly shier
dinner she expired. It is supposed that heart disease
must have been the canes of her death.
_ _

BOAILD or GOLIDIAXII.— Mr. Johu Goodden, of
Compton, Imola( resigned the chairmanship of the
boerel, the guardians have appointed the vioo-cbsirmsn,
the Rev. It. limiter, to be chairman, ant Ilr. B.
Littlehales sod Professor Buckman to be Tioe-chairmen.
It was rewired that s vote of thanks to the retiring
ehairmsn should be engrossed on vellum, sad pram:dad
to hint by s deputation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

BEA NI NST ER.

Sumo' Ran.— A fire °centred on Thews:ley in
Ileet-street, In this town, on the premiass belonging
to Mr. Oliver. and occupied by himself, J. Gear, F.
Park. and G. Greenbain, by which the whole of the
baildinp were minced to ruins. Tbe liarnee were Brit
disonvered about balf.past twelve o'clock, but for
tunstely it did not make very rapid progress for
upwards of half-an-bour, thereby giving ample time for
the removal of the furniture, which was not insured.
The engines were won on the spot, but the flames had
got ton strong • hold on the buildings to be egb,t..d.
The premises are insured in the Atlas Office. The lire
originated in consequence of the chimney having caught
lire in Geer's b-tme.

MURDER IN • FIZOTHIL. —The triai of Naziism
Ivaisoff, the keeper of a disreputable house In Pe Peters-
burg, and several of its inmates, for poisoning and then
strangling U. de Zoho, a RUIPAR nobleman, Imo beeo
concluded, the accused bang found guilty umic.,
Ivanoff is senteoced to twelve yean hard labour in
fortresses, and the other
.prisonen to shorter periods of
impidsonsitett, or labour to the ruines or deportetton le
811Nria,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

SALISBURY AND D
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Verwood
Wlmboree
Poole Junction.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03

(Per releurisderW Nammasti Nam ea 4G pap.

PORTLAND.

CATIIIII OF • WEIII2.—On Tuesday afternoon last
the Morning Star fishing boat, Captain W. Bond, was
out fishing for mackerel opposite Passage Bar When
the men hauled the seine on shore they found in it a
sperm whale, about 14 feet long. The creature was
very quirk. There were only four mackerel in the De
with the whale, and the fishermen say it is the fault of
them big creatures that the mackerel are frightened
away. In the morning it began to get lively and
required twenty men to haul it ashore. It was after-
srirds taken to Weyruoutb, sod exhibited on the sands
at 2d. a head._

_
A Cosvicr MUM Or ate LITZ.—A man named
William Radcliff. now in Portland Prison, has been such
frequent offender. against the laws that he is said to
have been at different times suffering the penalty, ever
sinee he was old enough to commit crime, sod be
sentenced for it. No has of late been serving a term
(we helve of seven years) at the Convict Establishment,
and grew so desperate that be said be was tired of his
existence end would take somebody's life and he did
not care whose. Accordingly, on Thursday last be made
• deadly set at his assistant warder. Mr. Sly, and
commended beating hire On the back with his shovel,
with which he gas working in the quarries. Fortu•
nately the convicts around rushed at the fellow in time
to prevent his doing very much mischief. The villain
Radcliff was disarmed, and carried off to the puntehment
sell, where he awaits the certainty of a tremendous
dogging and other punishment. Tbe three convicts who
saved warder lily's life were John Crawley, John
Smith, and Richard Harrison ; the two former were
rewarded by remission o( sentence, nine months. The
other bad been in Warder Trevitt's gang, when that
unfortunate man was murdered, and for not interfering
at that time, he bet all the time he haA gained by
good conduct. Be has now been placed in the same
position as be would have been bad that unhappy affair
not caused his first loos of time. The principal injury
received by Mr. Bly wee • severe out on the leg with
the shovel, and it is fortunate he did not received It on
the head, rt which it was aimed. The wounded warder
is recovering fast.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

On Monday Mr Childeraintnducedthenavyeetimatea calling
for £9,20,000, being a750,0u0 lee, than last year. in Tugela)
Mr. Torrens morel, "That in order to arreet the locreue
of pauperism, and to relieve the distreeled condition of the
I working cruses, it is ea pa 'lent that measure. be ild
facilitating the emigration of poor famine. to Britishecroles":
Mr. Gladstone said the tioverainent were willing to consider
any detailed acheme laid betere them, but declined to meted to
the ambiguous mai ono°, which whathrown out by 1.63 against e&
On Wednesday the iiecond reeding of the Hallway Travenol
Bill Tram moved by Mr. Plimsoll. The object of the melanin
in to compel railway companies to supply, In cold
weather, f.d-warmers for second and third-clam carriers.
On a division there were for the second reading 71; against,
I. The meeeion was consequently rejected.
On Thoracic). Mr. Cm:maw. moved the army eatimalse for the
year. The total charge for the year 1870.71 was, he stated,
£11,97L,000, which, as compared with the year 113010.70, showed
• decreute. The saving he aryrueri had beenary„camd watbout,
at all Impaling the afiLiency of the service. BlrJouc PAIINOTOII,
with respect to the rucluction in the force, condemned it ee
being too great and too sudden. Several votes were allowed.

On Friday Mr. D. Dalrymple moved n resolution that it wee
devirable to leigislyte for the pooper recepUoe, detention, and
ensnarement of habitual drunkards. Wr.Bruc. said it was not
practicable and the motion ices withdrawn. Colonel Berttelot
moved that in lieu of the present duties on malt n reduced
charge should be made to loser. and that • licensed imposed in
oh, ~mtattalc-NI Mitoubs.l •114.4.,41 tni
pubic brewers, soil. licence to brew on all private brewers.
The motion wav tampon.' ..n the piiticiple of free trade, and
as likely to diminish drunkenness. The Chancellor of the
Exchequer expressed himvelf gratified by the debate,
pointed out ditsculties in the way if adopting the plan pro-
posed, but promieed carefully to consider the suggestion
of establishing • beer oax Instead of the malt tax, and
mid when I come to main toy Anancial statement, / wüs
Wier swede to the Zrri neyyeanni by the hon. and peamel
witiannan (Colonel 44.44), OR, I WILL sirs VS., DOOD
Ramon row sin ewe go--(hear, hear, and laughter.) Mr.
Baas mid II they abolished Ike malt tax they must also lose the
£1 2,000 or £13.000 derived from spirits and the sum got front
licences. If they increment hie licence duty horn /110,000 •
year to 4:23,000, be could wily save that amount from his
cuetomers--(laztliter.) As to Wtage Drawing about lb hick
no mud. wand, Mewing in a teapot—Os this • hint at the
teetotallers r)—was the most •asteful expenditure of money
conceivable. Colonel Rarttelot withdrew his motiooti, gaping
Mr LOWe had gisen him a more courteous answer DOW than
ever before—(laughter.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

FALSE PRETZNCE&

At the Mansion Howe to-day before the Lord 11layor,
Henry Carman was fined twenty•five pound... with the
alternative of three months imprwoomeat, for sties' pt
in to obtein'n captain's =ideate by Wee represents
tkina
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

THE INFANTA ISABELLA AND HER
HUSBAND.

A snit for wiparedoo woad et (Aoro is easeaneed
between Count Glrienti sad his wife, the inhale
Lobelia, (lengthier ef the ex•gosen of Spain. The wile
emplane el the szirevegeoates el her,hoebeod,who la
sold to hews squadered all her dowry.

BOAT AOCIDENT : FIVE MEN DROWNED.

This morning, off the !blood of Lewis, Scotian I,
several (Ming boat' were overtakes by I squall.
Ow boat foundered, sad its mew el five men
perithed.

A NEW TURRET SHIP.

Preparations ars being mads at Pembroke Donk, to
lay down • serew turretiship, and • stun of £17,000 is
to be expendod on her during the present roar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

WOOL MARKEM.

Lennox, Thunday.—At the colonud wool mks the attendant.e
has been good. The home trade has operated with tolerable,
freedom, and a fair qusntity has itt the mute tune been taken
for export, The demand, however, hea not acepined that
activity which it WY thought would be caused by the small
gamily to Ii itietmeed of.
haaorortn. Thursday. —The demand for wool during the =it
week ha. been of • very slow and dragging chara r cte
sumen have not sufficient confidence In the maintenance of
present values, to operate beyond their present requirement.,
and the transaction, are quite of a haod-to-mouth character
Price., however, du not give way in any general or even con-
enterable extent. Thera 1., no doubt, mine 'realms
observable In certain el amt., and the tendency throughout Is
slightly in favour I buyers ; but dill country rate, are main-
taining comiderable stiffness., and holders here are very
reluctant to make more than the most trifling concession.

POTATti MA It h. ET.
HOILOVOR AIM SPITALZIELDS, "'ridgy. —The demand haa im
proved, hnd priors are Armor.

HOP MARKET.
Choice English have maintained late Mae, but foreign sorts
haie been neglected.

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14.3..1.111iir.32.01 4.3.10.31.34 r."
Thy 110112 3 0 8 Port. d... 110 Oil 4 ,9
Port. • ....19 00 12 :AO $ 8 'ey. a... 101011 4 1019

A GENTS WANTED for CASSELL'S TEAS AND
.410. COFFEES in every place not fully occupied
Terms by poet. Apply—
CASSEWIIIITH k CO.,
SO. Fnicannick-erusr. LONDOW,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

COIN ILMILLII3.

THVIIDAY.—BritIuI: Market thinly Mended. Supply of
English wheat mall, and sold at fully last week'. times.
There an. a good demand for fine descriptions of foreign
'sheet, which bring meet., realised full as much money.
Malting barley firm; for irnniling • good inquiry, at el. to el.
per qr reduction. A steady trade in Indian corn, at • decline
of 41. per qr. oat. a Made lower, with army limited demand.
Wheat. Eimtali, 36, to MA; foreign, UM to Oa per Siellbs.
Berle), English, malting, gts. to Ma. per qr.; Iriah and French
grinding, .4. to tbs. per 4001 k. Oats, In.h, white, 10s. Od. to
231. per 3201 b.; Irish, blmk, Ida. to lea dd. per getlbs. Beans,
Engliah, 412.. to 454. per qr. Flour, English, good seconds, itia
to 345. per 28611 e.; American, superfine. 21a, to tit per barrel.
Indian corn, 20a. to V. Gil. per 40011 e. Arrival. :
2,690 qrs. oats. Coastwlise : 420 qrs. oats, 20 qrs. barley. 260 qrs.
maim. Foreign: MC gra. barley, 22713qm maize. —Gleesome:
Since this day min night there he. been but little change to report
in the corn trade. Supplies of English and foreign wheat are
quite equal to the demand, and with • good coneunptive sole,
hut week's priori are well aupported. Imr,ey, both melting
and grinding, la endear. Oats aell slowly, and are
per qr. cheaper. Kean., pea., and maim are in fair request, at
late eurrenties,—Dermes : There wan a good mut ply of both
wheat and Walley. For both articles trade we. • trifle better
than lot week, with more demand, but no alteration In prices.
Beane and peas are In unusually large supply, and trade was
dull for both, but without quotable change in price.. Flour
unaltered in value.

k make.— Ma rk-Lone : American whiter atheat ha. advanced
the eek, and other aorta CM. Entribh a heat mad*
Monday'. extreme rata.. Flour sdvanced tki. to 64. per aii.ek
and barrel. Other articles firm.—Lieerpeol: Wheat in gond
demand, ate alight ad, ance.—Deray Moo ask at extreme
ratc•---Glaagor : Market arm, but not much begone
: Wheat In higher, and trade healthy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861

NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, —That
MENTING of the CREDITORS a CH A RLVI
LOCK, of Swanky., in the County of Dorset. Fkiteher.
who wax adjudicated Bankrupt on the Bth day of
November, Itte4l, will be hell bef,tre JOHN MURIEL
Kin, Esquire, the Registrar of the Court, et the Court
of Bankruptcy for the Exeter District in geeenditreet.
Exeter, on the '22nil dot of MARCH, 1870. at Eleven of
the flock in the Forenoon prvciaely, when the Creliton'
Assignee will submit a statement of the whole 'nate of
the benkrtiot, en then ascertained, of the property
received, and of the property ntstanding (eperifying
the c‘ase of its being so outstanding), and of all the
reseipta and all the payments thereont mad.; end coy
creditor who has proved, may attend and examine sash
statement, end compare the receipts with the osymente ;
and the melting will declsre be resolution seh.gber eng
and what part of the said produce 1 the Estate, after
snaking a ressionable deduction for Inter* sontingeneies,
shall be divided amongst the orediton ; sad at the
ammo time the resjority in value of the creditors will
determine whether any sod what 'Rawson shall he
made to the bankrupt out of the estate; and creditors
who bane not already proved their debts are to come
preptired to prove the name, or they will he excluded
the benefit of the *aid dividead, end all claims not then
proved will be disallowed.
Mr, R. D. MAssanun. Wareham, and Mr. W. G.
800 son, Exeter, Solicitors to the Fatale.

CERNE A ERAS TURNPIKE ROAD&
INTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,—That
GIVEN,—That oraTRRAL ANNUAL lIIIRTINO a the
Trustees of those roods will be held at the New INN, id
etas! Algoma in the eousty of Dorset, On Vir gi)NRS.
DAY, the 16th day of MARCH next, at the hoar of
11 o'eloek in the forenoon, to audit the accounts of the
pest year, and for ibe general porpoise of the Trust.
Dated this 19th day of February, lea.

_
0. J. ANDREWS,
Cork to the Trustees.

DORSZT soTrim.

WYNOLDS, BONS, AND 00.,
Cook•leae. Clilteeee-eteeet, City, Leedom.
Are io ...et at IIORtiRT BEITTM, mat ea weekly.
eer Tbe highest Iluket Price, with Cob, will be
returned eveey easiudiky.

TO BE LET, a DWELLING-HOIJSZ
tug ot err rooms sad • scullery, with
Wawa atAaelsad, situate in vicroau-somx BLAIIDIPORD.
knot £l2 • year. —Also, • SHOP sad We'd BLS
se)oultss the abo•e.- Apply to Mr C. ROLLO, HOW
16W% BlabdiMd.

PORT OF WEYMOUTH.

CARADOO WALLMIND COALS,
MAO,
GOOD KITCHEN COAL.

CFLISHER has always a supply of these
. male nabip aad is store, at the lowest possible
prism
Orden take° at the Stors, soder the &vine imak
sou tits Bridge, or at 102, Bt. Mary4ttee4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

POT ICIBB OF AB4URANCE

Lot' I. A POLICY of lISURANCE for f'so. dated
ihe lit day of Deeernlwr, 1842, end aranred by the Ism
Life Asseranre Society, ea the Life of a penom now
Reed about 38 year, at the annual premium of 18. 104..
.tocetber with the Bosse of I:10 whieh hoe dcols.-ed
on the raid Policy, sad all future Bonuses sad additions
to become pershle in respect thereof
Lori 2. A POLICY of ARSLTRANCF. for £2OO, dated
the 11th day of April, 1862, and created by the Aries
Life Assurance Company, on lb. Life of a person now
aged almut 14 years at the annual premium of es 17s.

..
Lwr 3. A POLICY of ASSURANCE for MO, dated
the 22nd ,in of June, 1564, and granted by the Eagle
Assurance Company, on the Life of a person now aged
about tri pars, at the annual premium of ES 12s. 41.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ANDIEWB
and Pore. Solicitors, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

JORN Frout.lorr.
Assistant-Suwon, 51st K.0.L.1.
Died Feb. 26 1870,
Agod 38.

OWERMOIGNE CLUB COURSING MEM.
Stewards A. B. Foster, EN. H. Zweig, fi
W. Thompson, Esq., Thresher, Es9.F,
stawards : Mr. Henry Mayo Mr. J. R.
Flag steward : Mr. W. Chilc4tt. Judge 11.•
K. Wentworth. Slipper J. Porter. Huscr,
Secretary : Mr. W. Chick.
By the kind permissise of Captain Poste?,
members of the Owerutorgue Coursing Cisli
, large field of waning site from Dorchester ,
Weymouth, and the neighbourhood, enjoy. .4.
ezotalent day's sport over the Warmwell est°, .
bursday the 24th February. Hares were &Weir. •
the weather delightfully fine, and, in fact, slur:, iv
it was a very irsoosseful meeting.
The decisions of the Judge gave general "Abeam.,
and Porter slipped his doge admirsbly. it.•
at the mooting were above the Among' in
some of them, especially from the kennels of Sls •
Resent, Mr. Morsot, and Mr. Thresher, hariri
several oricariona distinguished themirelven sr
coursing meetings. Those most fancied by at
Major Besant's Billy Boy, Mr. Morszire ILL
and Mr. Ensor's Biondi°, all of which un r.
their opponents by their very superior speed
fire with which they ran. Major Baur:lir Ili-.
also deserves favourable notion. She woo•
Poppy Stakes last year at the Mob melting, abi
the present coalition she very easily deleitei
mach talked of Ringwood, leading him to the rn
from four to five lengths, and then chi.-
outworked him. We understand that 1,
Boy is to be put to the stud, and will be haw t
the Chequers Inn, Dorchester. This dog's rair....,•
in public during the last three years, halter
esceedingly good, and his puppies have ettuhr.,
some very good performances in public this sea:
OWIIIIOIIIIBI IT•1[115 ALL AGIS.
Winner 10 guineas, second 4.
Mr. Solway's f. Stair, beat Mr. Flows M. Wsep
Msjor Besont's be. Billy Boy, best Mr. Thresher's Ter.
Msj.4. Bessnt's bk. Myrtle, beet Mr. ThreeLer's Tlctz•
Mr. Spicer's b. Ringwood, boat Mr. Thompun's L.

Billy Boy beat Stag.
Myrtle beat Bier:root
IIL
Billy Boy beat Myrtle, drawn, and won the it.u.

W•RYWILL ElTtiria /OR PIPPII3.
Winner 10 guineas, aeoon.l 4.
Mr. Mnrant's be. Mimic, best Mr. Tbompson'i

_
Golmare.
Mr. Thresher's TosinaL beat Mr. Salway's star
Mr. Bennett's beL and f. Obarity. best Mr. Tourtre:

Lul fforth•
Mr Bartor's f. and w. Usy Bloom, bait Mr. Spicer', i.
Rose.

Mmk he;t-Toxioal.
May Bloom beat Cbarity.

Mimic beat May 8100-rn—, and won the stak,

WATIIICOMIX &TAXES FOX •LL LOU.
Winner 5 guineaa
Mr. J. Sly's be. B. 8.. beat Mr. Symn's Hector
Mr. Ensor's w. Siondin, beet Mr. Morant's Writ,
Mr. Cbiloott's f. Oliver Twist beet Mr. Thowp..

Ivanhoe.
Mr. Bennett's r. Active, beat Mr. Sounder's Alai:,

Bloodin cat B.R.
Active beat Oliver Twilit.
111.

Bloodin b'ot Actine",..and won Of •Lakes.

We should state that Mr. W. Chick and Mr.
Saunders most hospitably entertained the gentle-
men on the field at a subetannal luncheon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

CATTLE lIARKETS

BRISTOL, Thursday. —Good supply of beef, but owing to the
purchases ntade to the reeent (alr, trade was dull, and prices
showed a reduction, bed descriptions clumging hands at front
tbki. t. per cwt., and inknor front Irda to as. The supply
qd sheep was ,burt, aud though the tragic ems anything but
brisk , the recent hit,th rates were fully maintained, beet trethers
realising bid toed. per Ili., and ems Sld. We had only a few
Mort cattle or, offer, all the business in this class having been
done at the fair on Tuesday. Then was a good trade in mileh
cows. We bad a large supply of pig., the conali=uts trete
Ireland numbering lice heed. Trade was very , and all
on offer were t leered off at an advance In prices., baeon pigs
realising front 11.. 3d. to Its. ed., and porkere lb. per score,
Thursisy.—lnfluenced by the mild weather.
and the hoariness prevalent In the Dud Meat Market+, the
mine trade at I.lo.iftun has been depressed to-day, and the
tendene) prices has been in favour of buyers. Au regards
beasts the receipte have been in dente, and hare included stair
proportion of choice stock. Business, however, he.
slowly. at barely the prices ,of Monday last. With cheep the
market has been tab ly suntlied. The demand has been limited
for all breed. ; and inferior qualities hare oirly been disposed
of. t I,,wer terms. In the iamb trade no feature., importance
has been noticed. There has been a moderate inquiry, and
pricey have ranged from 7a. ed. to is. per alba Calve. have
sold slowly at late rates..

ie—r-ib. to sink the oliaL

S. - s.d. s. d.
la. coarse boasta $ 2to 3 10 Primo6outhdowas6 Bto 6 0
slocona quality... 4 0 to 4 6 Log. coarse salvos 4 2to 6 0
Prime lug, caul 4 10 to 5 0 Primo small
Maar those, kc. 5 oto 6 2 Largo hogs 4 6ts 6 4
I of. roars.. sheep 3 4to 4 0 Neat seal. porkers 6 6to F. 111
sosond quality . 4 2to 4 6 Scatty. calves,ech 32 its 28 0
Priam core. Witt 6 2 to 6 6 1.1r.0hl els pl soln 20 nto 260
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

111:1TER ARNIM.

Dinette, Thundai:- -Th7t-tolTn-ring----;nre the current prices
at Ude market to-dey :-1111k butter, per lb., la I. to Is. 3.0.;

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1 treber p.... 5101110 12 10 110 .. 6 2736
fiturmluster 1, • 4,11 22 12 36 1, .. .. i 7 5o
spenistary ..... 16 NI .. 12 42 10.... .;1 8 0
Woodford
nbllllnpatOne . ! 9 10,11 47 971 .. 1 6 45. 845
Sturoun44r Newton 9OA 64 . 41 ... 668 9 0
tkalbrid ore .... i 9 4116 6 67 .. 7109 16
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Western line and stations on title '
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MOORE BROTHERS TEAS,
Fog Pairanirrits AT MERCHANTS' PRICES.)
fiIEA.-1100ItE MOTHERS respectfully intimate
1 Unit they supply Families direct, who are
willing to pay (bah, Merchants' prima Orders LS mho,
emoriege paid. The follow mo an emedally reconunended:—
NEW SEASON'S TEAS.
Moore Brothers' Bad Servants' Tea flm 24 per lb
Moore Brothers' Best Family Tea b ea per lb
Ripe, full, mellow flavour; brisk with mtreopb.
Mew Pak Lin, or Spoor Tem
Pull of flavour, choice rich quality, and indeed preferred by
to the highest dem of Soucheng.
Paned. Souchong INsa fle per lb
Me will be found particularly fine, rich, and choice quality ;
highly recommende
sir One Penny per lb deduction on Milb Meets end 10lb bap
of any kind of Tea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

THE WICKLOW PEERAGE CASE.

The beeriag of this ease was roamed before th• Lord
Chanoellor and the House of Lords this morning. kt
the last bearing it we. dated proof would be given that
Yrs. Howard was one of two ladies who went to Liver.
pool worithease, in 1864, to obtain a child for adoption,
having hair and eyee cgs oertein oolour. Ilro. Howard now
appeared, but positivel) retinod to mobs any statement
whatever until the other side had mode out the maim
against her. Their lordships and Sir John Coleridge in
vain endeavoured to induae her to be sworn, end, finally
on the motion of the Lord Chancellor, she was ordered
Into custody of Bleak Hod for contempt of ciourt.
Subsequently Mary Best was examined by Sir Jobs
Kerslake, and swore positively to Mrs. Howard as one
of two Isaias who in August, 1864, mune to her bedside
when else wait in the lying-in ward of Liverpool work.
bowls, and tried to induce her to pert with her child.
Mary Best said that on • second visit Mr. Howard
came alone, and the child was cf rwards taken away.
She promised witness some money. I ut the promise
was not fulfilled. Never saw the lady or the child
again, but afterwards identified the former from •
photograph five or six of which were offered for her
selection.

Mrs. Higginson. nurse at the boapltal, afterwards
examined, also identified Mr'. Howard. and stated
that the lady wished to seleat a child with blue eyes
Gad light hair. Case proceeding.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

POOL.

Aim WIDTIVOIDAT.—On W•denteley the Ann dee
in Lent. di‘ine rrrs lc, an. held na.mina am! erralhir In St.
Torch, and ,41ornium mayle in behalf of the Weym,.uth
Eye Infirmary.

Larr.—narin the ...sane Lent the Litany will he
ral.l evrry Wedneeday end Fride!, th.
theme.

Li nig ALTTT op Mil. A. E. OtuiT. P. One
memb, presented to the Mechanics' In.titute
Ire guinea..

Ret.lolnre TRACT ReICIITY.- intnrentinit
in .0 ..f the 'those ender wee held on Tweeds, eeenlng In the
Tenn...ranee Hall. lt.ewine to the inclement weather. ..nle •
few tber...ne were I.rewent. On the plattorm were the re,
Pol ilv .1. A. 1-ev•onl, the Rev. G. Morgan, the Res T.
tar, the Rev. K Farskrr. sod the km. A. BUT7III. deTUntLn

RRRR !IC newt rTy Mon4y i.it mi
eniertainmtat. tiinnintina of ret.linvi tad mu.k, t,iok plate in
the aoriety.• hall, when ahont tm/*Tont wer• proitnt. The
mare. writ. Mere, U tortl.. IWehl, Farwell. and knell, arid
hat +ern the rea ling the harmonic elan, tang In a vary cnalitabla
%I'M son"

FLI.CTIOI.I or A ninTOnn n Anningoßll, —On
Tuesday the following were chosen : Borough
A uditors Mr. George Burt and Mr. Jame*
militia—Mayor's A uditor —llr. William Norton
Weatern.—Amespora, NOrtit wag Ward —Mr. S. C.
Scott, and Mr. W.H. libuichard.—Sonsfi•easf Ward
Iler. J. W. Buckle, and Mr. W. Clench. jun.—
.1 eo,asors for Reristing &crow Lid!B.—Mr. S. C.
Scott and Mr. W Clench, jun.
Cotiarra•noti OF • NY.W Fridley
afternoon the Bishop of Salisbury consecrated the
wow church of Rt. Mark's, between this town and
Bournemouth, which has been erected at • cost of
£& 000 by Miss Georgians Talbot. This estimable
Lod y has f•••(!ed • large number of almshouse's, and
otherwise distinguished herself by her nharity in the
village which bears her name. She is the daughter
of Sir George Talbot, auk. of Ilickleham, Sarre,.
who has given a handsome font to the church. The
Bishop oresched • practical sermon from St. Matthew
xi. 25-6. Milo Georgians Talbot is to be buried in
the churchyard of St. Mark, which wee likewise oon•
secreted on Friday. There was a pretty fun
0001rre.
oration, and unmet those present wave the Rev.
Prebendary ()aglow, who, acted in the place of the
Bishop's Chancellor, the Rev. PrlCOnter Liu. the
1t.,. J. E. Parr, the Rev. Mr. Peaty. the Ser, kit
Daniell, and the Rey. Mr. Everett. The builder is
Mr. MoWilliero, and the mobilo:be were Messrs.
EMU and Fletcher, of Witahorne. The weather
was very wet ttomagboot the forenoon, and prevented
many from attending the ceremony. The church,
which will seat about nil, is in the Early Geoorated
payls, sod te of chaste design.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. J.
T. ENSOS, at the LIITELOPII H OM. in
Doscurirria. on THURSD A Y, tie 24th dap of MARCH
-neat at Three o'clock in the afternoon (sobjeet to melt
Conditions as will be then ant there produeed).—All
that subetantial and well.built FREEHOLD RCM.
DENCR. with the Garden, Shrubberies, Collob.lloolll,
Stable, 011 ices, and Outbnildines belonging thereto,
plesaantly Int utted no the hank of the River Wry, at
Nottington, in the county of Dorset, labs in Um oostkpi-
tien of Mrs. K ['ISLAMIC, dect4.ol.

And also all that 'highly valnsble FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, situnte near tite abovementiened Pro-
mises, and known as " Nottington Bps," eonaisting of
the weilltailt Spa House, with the Fixture' and
Maebinery, and the oelebested Snlpbtaretted Hydrogen
dowing Spring therein. together also with the pious of
ornamental Garden Land adjoining, having an import-
ant frontage on the high road sad affording great
fmtlities for Building. .

T. above Premise's are sitseted about two and-a•half
miles from the fashionable waterint-Plese Wrint^uth.
and are well adapted for the residenee of a Family of
respectability. end possession thereof may be obtained
on the sompletion of the purchase.
To view apply on the Premises, and for farther par-
ticularo to the ACCTIOIII2II, .r to Mr. Bfliourm,Solicitor,
kDorchester.
Dorchester. r2nd February, 1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

THE LONDON POOR.

The Marquis Townaend attended biifore thel Bow-
street magietrate to-day on behalf of a p,or man, who
had applied to Mt. Martin's parish for out door relief.
N. was given work in the 'tone yard, but only on ever
other day, for which his pay was from two pence to three
pence aday ! The man finding ha (maid get no more,applied
for admiseios to the workhouse, but was refused. Mr.
Flowers made an order for the inan's admission to Mi.
Martin's workhouse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

CIIEME MARKET.

MOILS MONTHLY CHIUMiI M•III..NT, Thursday. There no
a much better supply of cheese than last month. but prime
were very HIM, and transactions Were generally effected at the
full rates of last months to. trifling • hence. Owed doubles
realwed from 51a. to 70.; secondary qualitiess, bOs. to 51.., and
per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-08

BARNEDIS BANK.

1. the Rolle Chamber to-day in the cue el &reed's
bank, application was made to Mr. Church to sanction
a compromise by • imetributory The debt was £4,0013,
and the offer was to my £l5O. H. wal &broad. and
Bei the court at defitnes The Chief Clerk doubted
whether he could sanction the oompromise be
believed there never bad been cash • care briar,, sod
it must be farther considered.

WATERFOED ELECTION.

na.Waterford mandrake sent Ptbldeen rioters to
prison for two months, but subsequently allowed them
to appear, and let tbem out on boil. Actions are
Ahreatoned Remind the magistrates in mob oase. A
band serenaded Clancy,