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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

W 111 BORNE.

A newton asrraspd between Colonel Sir Edward
Gresthed, of Uddens. and Miss Osborn, eldest daughter
of Sir George °Morn, Bart., of Chicksimam Prior,.
Bedforclehir., and of the late Lady Cherlotto Elisabeth
Osborn, Motor of the Reel of Antrim.

&tenor or Aesteretre-Oviterre..— Tbe poll for
the election of an iesistant-ovcramer, and Liao to
determine •hetber the salary be £lOO or too per annum
wt. held at the New leo, on Thursday and Friday, the
24th and 25th inst. The follo•ing was the state of the
poll at the 010., -Pitt, 190 ; Reeks.. ; Ferrett, 22.
For £lOO per minion, 184 ; for 1:80, 65. At • vestry.
holds* at the New inn, on Friday, fir. Pitt was &clued
duly elected, at • salary of £lOO per mem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

PREPARED

COCOA;

The Excellence of Prepared Cocoa.
ZoLD IN Quarter lb. PACILL-111, BY AL!. GROCI44

ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
satractz,e name. but Quanty to »commend
Manufactory—Finsbury Steam ILllla. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

Lk) DUN hieltK.r.tri.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1869.

to the Editor of the Dorset Corot, Erpresc

Dias Sm.- • ,
j FIND so many mistaken ideas as to the so
I called Toll Case still prevail, that I shall feel
obliged by your publishing the .nolcood letter.
Yours. ho..
WILLIAM MANFIELD.

be hf.G. ; Bro. Pipe to be V. 0.; Bro. C. Old was ro-
uges/trod secretary; tiro. Bushrod appointed warden;
and Bro. Grove. guard en; Authors, Bros. O. You end
B. Balmer. Advvntage was taken of this meeti..g to
make special resugnition of the eerviose of P.G.
and P.O. Franklin, oho have each filled "Le office of
President of the lodge twice, to the mporobetion of the
members. On behalf of tie lodge, P.G. and See. Old
presented to each of them • haudsome silver medal,
bearing on the obverse aide the emblem of the order in
embossed gold, and on the reverse the following in-
sciiption„ "Presented to (nen wall inserted the name of
the recipnnt) by the brethren of the Loyal liand•in-
Hand Lodge, 1.0.0. F., 14.1.1., for tile valuable services
he has rendered to the lodge." Tel' gratifying eom•
pliment was mulishly seknowledged by both 'mothers.
DutelitllTlß 0 Sarno'. —Tim teicentenary
meeting from the folindstion of this school IMO held on
Thurtiay last, under the presideuey of T. Coombs. Evil.
Tie eaamioers •Rev. E. W. Bingham in classics ai.d
divinity, Rev. W, Barnes in French, and Rev. K.
Willis in mathematics and English literature—stated
the results of their examination, and the prizes, awarded
as follows, were distribute.' by the (...Thairm :

•
Ex a ITIOX IMO. Feußee: exhibition (f. 40 itr,o-n, oh,.
obtained a t,,tal of 1,706 mark.. out 01 n.uoo, and 0h.... ..trong
point ...ens to be matheinatne and English literature oink
hi.Ercloh. Latin, and Ureek are lair, but tn. Ininsity un
gularly omit, for he obtained but 60 nurk. out .4 tor
Liturgy, and .iti I. mt atiu for Senpture. thateeribers'
Exhibition (attn. Bennett, who meitud 2,121 triark• out ssl
1.,006 ; Mischief .0 Wort. arc inathemati.. English literature, and
Firm*. Nam: major had 3.616 nark.. Maokem 2,1101.
and Way 2,423. but the two former *ere by being
exhibitionimi in 1e67 and leek reepettitely, and the latter It
--A. F. Waukee and T. A. Ptarce, •ho Itereimind
rlaisiiim, T. A. Pearce; French, T. A. Peace ; Mathematic,
; Engliab literature, T. A. Pearce; Engli.ls literature
(extra), Way. 11. Mathematic' . Hussey; 11. French. Legge :
11, Maxim, Basioenbe. 111. Clamito, T. A. IS. Madams; 111.
Ciamies (extra), H. U. &take..
The seeress of T. A. ?a.m. is most marked, and be
roadies to be as sumetsful bon eater, as the Locks have
been, tabu begin thur education at this sehouL mom
a ['mi./neuter, pal or recently Mooed "re learn th.t
the end°. meat of this school cousists of brumes and
h 2r. 35p. of mud; the r,nt of which amounte to
1.61 45., sad a rent-charge of ill 2. There i. alao
1:99 Oh 81. stock. the animal intereit of which is
.s 2 51. So that the gras •nnual income of the
school in 1:665a. 5d., which is applicable to eduaation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

THE RUSSIAN MUT! LATO R.I.

Some new revelations as to the eeremodes of the
strange Husaren seat of "the mutilated" have
just been published in the Russian Coetemporney News.
These revelations are stated to have been taboo from
• !manuscript memoir written by the late Monsignor
PI do, metropolitan of Moscow, at the request of the
limprror Alexander 1. and they fully explain the
nature of the "two communion" of the Sold; which
hes birherto remained • profound secret The fret
ammo:it:anion, says the enernotr, is called th+t of the Flesh
of the Lamb, and is administered to the elect on extra.
ordinary occasions, is called that of the Blood of the
Lamb. The women of the sect ere bound under
terrible oaths to live • life of ehestity, but it neverthe-
le•s oft .n hapens that they have children, and this is
Ullually ascribed by the Skol iii. not to the women
having broken their vows, but to divine interpoeition.
The child, if a male, is " 'sew ificed" oath, seventh day
after its birth. B bandage is tied over its eyes, it. body
is stretched over a dish, sad a silver spear is thrust into
its left side, so as to pier* the heart. Te "elect" of
the skoptzi then advance in turn ann suck the child's
blood. Tnis is chat is called " the communion of the
blood of the Lamb." A. soon as so ceremony is over
the body is pot iota atwitter dish full of sugar, where it
is left until it chies up; it is then crushed toto posed+ r,
and administered in small cakes to the ordinary
member+ of the seat as "the commotion of the flesh of
the Lamb."

SUIcIDI OF • LADY—Ann &lateen
Crocker, • maiden lady, committed inicide on Monday
by ihrowinc berielf from a window at Ivy•lodge,
burrhill, the residence of :fr. Benjamin Lambert, with
whom she lodged. The deceased, who was 67 years old,
had been for some time put in • low, desponding slate
of mind, and exhibittd symptoms of mental alienation.
She hut tidos before att. mpted to oommit suicide by
taking quantities of laudanum. On Monday morning,
between 00000 and eight o'clock, she was aunt by her
aunt, who noticed that her manner was very 'triune.
Shortly after, the unfortunate lady wan found lying on
the stones of the yard, having precipitated herself out
of the attic window, which is over fifty feet from the
ground. Her braing were "uttered about the yard,
and death mut have been instantaneous. She had
latterly shown a morbid tests for reading accounts of
suicides. The jury returned • verdict of "Suicide
whilst in an unsound state of mind."

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

TURN WORTH.

New CHURCH. —The ceremony of laying the
foundation stone of Tarnworth Church took pleas
on Saturday, June 19th. The 130. church is to
be built on the same site an the previous building,
of winch the tower still stands ; and will con-
sist of nave, chancel, north aisle, chancel aisle,
and south ponds. The materials to be used are inss
and Stalbridge stone, with window facing' of Bath
none. Thweetyle of the original church (13th enittury),
which bad been greatly altered and disfigured by
unions modigcations of the 15th and later centuries
is to be restored in the new baildins of 'shish tire
windows will be modelled from • single narrow lancet,
almost the only relic of the original style remaining,
The place for the new church were drawn out by the
late Mr. Hicks, of Doreteeter, on whose death they
were smartened to Mr. Crielrmay, of Weymouth, and
will now be carried out under the superintendence of
Mr. Auguetine Green, builder, of Blandford. The
service on Saturday commenced at 12 o'clock. The
form of prayer in use in the Dicoese of Salisbury wee
reed by the Rev. Alfred 8, Littlewood, M.A., wiser of
Turoworth. Tin stone was laid by Mrs. Parry Okedes
of Turnworth House, who is th• principal contributor
to the new church. The folliwing inscription on
parchment was placed in • small bottle, in a amity is
the stone :—"This stone was laid at the re-building
and enlarging the body of the church, by Julia M.
Parry Okeden, in humble faith in God the Father, God
the bon, sod God the holy Ghost, and to the memory
of her beloved husband, William Parry Okedea, June
19th, A.D., 181.70. Alfred S. Littlewool, vicar." A
hendeome silver trowel engraved with an inserietion,
was presented to Mrs. (*tides in commemoration of
tha event, by the parishioners sad other friends.
Among those present at the onemorie were the Bev. A.
S. lattlewood, Mrs. Littlewood, the Has, c, J. and I a
Oltu. MrS. Parry Modem, Mr. U. B. P. Okada; Illr
Humphrey Okeden, the Misses Okedes Capt. end Mrs,.
oira, MLA Olin, Kr. and Mrs. Tory, ot46.its
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

STATION.

About 12 o'clock on Sunday morning last, OD tie
arrival of the down train, • porter name! Li.ibert
Parker, wee engaged in shunting aome trace, by items
of • rope attachei to the engine and truck, when, by
some means, the poor fellow was caught by the Dp
swinging round, and fell acrosa the rails, and the wheels
of the truck passed over his body killing hoc in3taitly,
He haa left • wife and two children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

Portesbam House, Dorset,
22,4 June, 1869.

Mr. W. SLADE
DEAR SIII,-1 hear you have circulated a report In
which my name hu appeared to dieadvantage ; and as I
cannot believe you would wilfully state what is total!,
untrue, I thought I had better writs you. lam told
that you have said to many persons in Dorchester, " We
(the Corporation) have won the trial."
Such a false statement ii unjust and mirchievous. and
I trust you will lose no time in correcting it, and that
you will be more careful in future.
The truth of the inat'er is, that the whole goeation if
toll wu abandoned at the first trial the result of die
nine little eacens• the Borough has been let into by
having the Chsrters translated.
Then all the enormous mists at Dorchester were left
to abide the result of argument in the Court above; and
what is the et suit' Why the re.ult is this although
'ell armed, more legal "the forlorn hope," was
called in, regardless al the ratepayer.' money, in order
to try to bold • verdict which inig given upon Mating
the evidence of one side only, and which verdict, if you
could have kept it a little longer, would only have been
taken by myself to superior courts. But, after all the
meta you had incurred, you ovoid not be allowed to hold
the verdict.
The Cu'. of court says, that the verdict taken for
plaintiffs, with the judgment argued therein (it sup) be
jet wick and a new trial had.
Now I simply uk you, what have you won?
I hope you beer not forgotten what Mr. Baron
Chenneil sold to your Counsel, via, "Don't claim any
credit to the Corporation, when because one may sot
pay if you get a verdict you try to bring another to get
your co.'s."
Your cuts you hewn% got, and serer rue pet Mut—
they are sunk end lost to the te•nlor ever. What Lave
you done for the Borough?
You have proved that the Charters never gave you
any toll at all (except on grain).
You Lave thrown array hundreds and hundreds of
pounds of the ratepayers' money which you never can
recover by any future
Pray tall me, what have you won?
I am, yours truly
WILLIAN mANnELD.

VIACNI VEN AND CAMERON'S
01 RENOWNED PFNS, no "W A ERLEY,"
"OWL," end PILKWICK."
"They are se superior to Um clumsy 1171. 01 bumst
penforgina, as 'be Enfield or Needle Gan to old Brown
Beee."—Publirk ScAvels Miro. ic'e.
. . . . .

-
" They really ...eel ea if endowed with the magician's
art."—N. Burks Adstrsiser.
Sold ererrechere. Is. per Box. Bp pose, is. 2.1.
11. BLAIR EDIIO,IOIO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

WHAT SHALL I DO?

^••••• - -
What shall I dqr' My boy, don't Mend asking?
Take hold of motet/dm -whatever you out.
Don't turn end. for the tolling or .skin(;
Idle tuft heti& never yet made • ma.
Orley with • will whatever needs doing,
Mill standing ready, when one work is done,
Another to seise and Ulm, still pureeing
In duty your mitres, and the notary min.
Do your beet for to-day, fruit Ood for to.morrow ;
Don't be afraid rg • yawl or •
Be cheerful mid hopeful, and no trouble borrow ;
limp the heart true, end the bead cool and their.
If you can citinb to the Evrithoat
Dolt If not. an as h m you eon.
Ilan is not honoured by nen or calling.
BMWS end calllaig ano beamed by won
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

Watoroombr Farm, near Darobeeter, May, 1869.

DORCHEiTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
PRE GENERAL MEETING sod ANNUAL
EXHIBITION of STO 'K will be held in Dot.
count..
.on SATURDAY, 31st JUL'. 1869.

PLtfg nearly t t. value of £lOO u offered by
Nobism:nand gentlemenyor competition.__

TURNIP HOEING will take pleas on Mr. Myro's
Proom• Farm, on the 14th JULY next, and Certcates
of ',commendations to be mot to the Honorary
Secretary on or berore the let of JOLT next
. . . . - .

MI Certificates for servitude end collo-se of Stook to
be •zhlbited to be sent to the Honorary Secretary out or
beton) the 10th of Jr LY n-at.

The ANNUAL DINNER of the Society will be pro-
ride.' at the Kum's Mini How., Dower/ern, on
SATURDAY, the Slat JULY next, at foor o'clock.
O. J. A4DIIIIW4,
Honorary Secretary.
Dorchester, 121 h Jane, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1869.

ANNUAL LUTING
_OR
_THE WATERCOMBE

ILA MS.

ASR. T. H. SA U liblitS begs to announce
LL that he has instruete I Mr. T. ENSOR to LT
by PUBLIC ACCTIoN. on THURSDAY. the let
da f JULY nest. 140 of his mush improved HARP-
Arlin'', DOWN RAMS, of diff.rent ages, large rose,
with foe Down quality.
The Sheep may remain on the Farm until Ist of Sep-
tember al usual. They are only in Store Condition,
without oak• Of Corn.

Watercotobe Farm is Six Miles from the Great
Western Station at Dorchettar, where there will be a
'Bus to meet the 10.20 a.m. Down Train; and Two
Miles from Moreton Station on the South• Western
Line, where there will be conveyanoes ; and the 5.10
p.m. Up Train will specially stop at Moreton for the
convenienes of passengers returning above Southampton.
Luncheon at 12. and Side at 1.30 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

SKIRBRCX

IIioNWORKS,

LINCOLNSHIRE.
AT the Worcester Trials of Ate= Machinery
In 1853, by the R.A.R. of England, TUKFORD
14 SONS ware then main soccessruc oval' sct. Corn.
petitori ; their Eight-horse Eosins swearing in
economy and effactiveimes all other competing Engines
of every kind end power.
At the Royal Society's last Trials, at Bury St.
Edmundo, TUX POR It and SONS' Fixed Steam Engine
was awarded • PRIZE of £10; their Siogle•Cylioder
Portabla Engine wa• •werded • PRIZE of I:15. and
their Double.Cylin ter Portable Engine of FOURTEEN
Flores Power for Cultivating with, In, ander the
Inspeetion and Testing. of the Society's ititLes and
Consoling Engineer*, with 50 per cent. incinmeed lead.
or when working at TW.NTY-ONE Horse Power,
ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-
Cylinder Engine under the name tentA the following
being the ciosumption of pounds' weight of mania per
horee•power per hour by the different kneel's:—
TUX VORD k SONS &I7 ponds.
Itansomes k Sims
Clayton lit Shuttleworth
Brown I May 4.42 poseds.

TCXFORD k SONS FIRST.CLASS COMBINED
THRANHING M4CHINBi, snout, DOC/SLR. LID
rams SLANT TGXFORD'S NEWLY-PATENTED
STRAW ELEVATORS, STE tILCCILTIVATING
APPARATU+. GRINDING MILLS, SAWING
MACRINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, Se.

'PH LONDON ASSURANCE,
..ported by Royal Charter A.D. 1720.
Head e ~—No. 7,
.peri:AL_EXCHANGE, CORN-

HILL, 1.0.
V, lel Oilier—No. 7, PALL MALL. &W.

PIM IPARTMENT. -TOTAL ABOLITION Of
DT.7rT.• Visor. aro now grest.il by the Corporetthe
epos e- deeeription of property at mast moderate
retest
No . whatever made for Duty or Policy, how-
pm HI 0 Sow 111,IIII1d.
Dem ried by Explosion of Gas made good.
LI l.' ARTMENT.-Two-thirds of the entire
pre,fig,,. , .t. boy deduction for expenses of Stoney-
...mg, , ottod to the Assured. This arnuigemeut
11 5e,V.,4 to be more advantageous to the Policy
b,eklpsw .. Sc apperently Lerger proportion of the
poets, 4rjdi to the expenses of mthagement.
Non L—Ths Pnntod Receipts for Premium on
Policies.. 'S they become due, as. ready for delivery,
sad in at lad. of the un lemiantioned
AGENTS:
DO ktSETSH IRE.
Doreheole,
8{414410rt•
Br. apor.
0 illispAam
/am. c...,...,
Lyme Repos ......
Piddletown
town, Dorchester.
Poole .. ...... -. Mr. Goons &MM.
IJkafteenorp ......
Inter Jae., 4, 41044
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wumborme
Ware Mob

VACLNT AGENCIES.
Th. Correaloft an ready to rewire Application tar
Armies is Tow sod Dutrieta of the Oessty is Wish
the 011iee is atl at motet toprotoototi.
JOHN LAUILIIIO3, issottery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

Migiali

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
ON THURSDAY, JULY LA, As
EXCURSION TRAIN .911 ea.. DORCHESTER
.1 80 Maidso Kayla. &15, Yearil 8.50, Spa.k.
ford 9,10, Castle Canpy SA& Bribe 9.15, Ws'has 9.50,
From. 105, Wenbary 10.15, Trellpilf., 1095 sod
titila. r Berl aod mans, 'Verdi%
frAt INATAL 7.20 p.n. aod BAT'
7.55 PAIL
-

ROBE SHOW sad HORTICULTURAL
FRTS will be bole is the Zoological Gardena. MINA.
Pot Parse sod tall partisalars toe Hint BMA
Pathegtea, Joao V. J. ORIIIIISON, Goa. Rms.

MHZ SIXTIFENTH NXIIIBITION of the
BRIDPORT HORTICULTURAL sad COTTAGI
GARDEN lIIPROVIIIRST ROCIRTY will be bola
in IleabLuur Mau), toe THilftSiDeY, JULY
1869. . .

hamiselas, by Members' Tickets, or by payment of
O. Shilling, eller belf•mot I p.m.; Sixpenee, after
hut-put 3 p.m.; and One Penny, after 5 p.m.. until
bad-pest 6 pae.• at whit& time the Marquee mid
Oround wilt be Zaire&
The Band of the Srd Dorset Artillery will attend.
THOICHR. Hoe. Secretaries.
A. B.IOOON,

B. CAMBRIDGE Co.a,
(Lan w. o. ouniaroos)
MERU 4TED PATENT PRIZE (X)1IBINED

TINI AN!) CULIN HARROW

Raceived die lit Prise at
six omaresutive Agriettl-
tarsi Shows, when first la-
trodseed in August and
September. 1863 Also
Highly Commended at the
Rola Agricultural So-
riety's Show, Newcastle,
1864, when no prises were
offered for Chain Harrows.
As • Bush Harrow for
Pasture Land, Rubbing
Down Manure. Scratching
up Mom, tea., it In un-
rivalled.
It does it. work better '
and relieves itself as well
as the ordinary Chain
Harrow when collecting
Coueb or Twitch Gres
It is also used for working
down Land that has been
Ploagbed in with Farm
Yard Manure, making a
first-rate Seed Bed without
diaturbing the Manure, and
Is invaluable for healing
Seed or Grain, leavings
inn line 111th, as cannot he obtained with any other
Iniplonass

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICIAL

TEETIi.

Daily Attendant* at Weruoorii at 14, Gloucester-row
(Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted).
Downturn, every Wednesday, at ID. Iler
High West-street.
lt/IR. ALEXANDER MOSELY,
.1.V.1 Survey* Dentist, 14, GAT.EITILET, BATH. Bole In-
ventor and Exclusive Patentee of Artificial Teeth on a
soft, elastic., chemically-prepared India•rubher gum,
which by a peculiar proms. can be softened and reshaped
to all alterations and irregularitb sof the mouth. No
wires or ucsighily fastenings are required; they are
more natural, durable, and comfortable than any yet
introduced, sod am shout the sjimifie (rarity of
common cork, thus combining lightness and durability
beyond any yet produced. They are self-adhesive,
render support to the adjoining teeth. are fitted on a
perfectly painless principle, and supplied at dunes
bin the reach of all.

Clergymen, Lecturers, and public speakers will find
lb', system pait,eularly adapted to their manta ; it
eombines complete enunciation and perfect mastication.
Consultation free. Inspection invited.
•.• Observe—No connection with any one of the
sllrle IMMO.

or Gully attendants. at 14, Gay-street, Bate, sad at
14, Gloucester-row, Weymouth (Wednesdays aail
Satardaye excepted).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

IMPORTANT TO BDTTIR MAKERS!

Ifjon wish to hare Good Dotter "all the year round" aso only

TOMLINSON & CO.'S
BUTTER POWDER!,

Boxas si ed, Is. laid. and h Od sub with fun
directions for ese.

WIVANS (successor to Mr. Ifroud) Cuzzigri
Dorobooter, Agent for
HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Genuine
packets are signed irditizijk,,,,4„.,

HORNIMAN's TEA
strong, delicious, & invigorating. Cassias
Paidists ar• signed frAliiiontianws
AGENTS IN THIS DISMICT.
Britiport
Beasisimter Oliver, Fero-street.
cad
Grocer.
Caw Abbas B 'spat, Lrni-street.
DORCHESTER Evija, Bigh-But-strest.
Zlwad
Warn, Oistsead Watis
PiddistrestAiiie 8y'....
If :Prom's— Colo, Obaalst, IS, 86. Marpstres
Thlllelllll l
imartionse

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES
GLENFIELD STARCH
Exclusively used is the ROYAL LAUNDRY
The LADIES are respect, ally informed that this Starch
is eselueieely used in the Royal Laundry, and Hee
Majesty's Laundress says, that although she bag fried
WHIATEX. RIM and other POWDBII STAICHES, abe has
found none of them equal to tte Ocninn.o. latish!'
the Smut starch she seer need.
FRIZZ MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
SUPERJORITY

•BIiOTSBUitY.

BITILIIIIO NEWLT•MOWS 0111155.—0 n Saturday last.
Mowry Crew, a fisherman. was brought spat Dorehes-
leefore K. W. Williams, and K. Pearce, &qrs..
'barged on remand Irons Wednesday with stealing hay
belcoging to Mr. T. Harden, of Abbotobury.—P.C.
foster said that he wee watching Mr. Burden's fields
•I 2 Tuesday evening, and, about 7 o'clock, Crew Cams
along the road with his horse and cast. He stopped
the horse opposite Mr. Burden's field, went in, took ap
ao armful of "bay," put it into his met, sat on it, and
drove off. Witness ran toward, him and sailed to Men
to stop. Defendant drove on, and when 300 yarda
ahead threw the hey nen a ditch,. Witness
con towards him, arid called to him to stop.
Witness overtook him, and charged him with
steeling "hay." Defendant said be bad not done so.
Witmer told him be had, and that be should take him
ate soatody. Defeodant swore very much. said be
would kick his (witness') lege off, and did bask bin on
he left leg, where he still had the mark of it. He was
*bilged to mall • man named Kendall to help sectors
him. Be then brought bun to Dorchester lookop.—
The bay, Foster slated in reply to the Beech, bad been
mown the previous day. He prodnoed some in • bag,
sad said he could not pick it all up bemuse it was
aeatteeed shoot; but the whole would be worth about
4d.-11r. Harden, being asked if be bad loot hay Mitre,
said, "not particular, bet there was a lot of stranger.
about r—Prisoner said his horse was hard up for • bit
of hay, and he didn't think Mr. Burden would object
to his having • bit.—Mr. Burden said be did not want
to be hard on the man, but he wanted to keep his own.
--Sentenced to • week's bard labour, arid toll it would
base been leo if he had not assaulted the policeman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29

WOOL

IFILIUDLT 80071TT.—Tbeaaousl meeting of the Wool,
I Stoke sod Coombe Friendly Society was held oc Corona-
tion do), with the usual demonstrotions and festive
rejoicings. It was the 28th anniversary, and it I.
pleasing to note thet under the presidium of Yr. J.
Sly, and supported by • few eopstant (Heads, the satiety
sentience its timid °arm with proeperity. There exe
fast over 30 memben, sod during the pest year Sr. uf
them have been assisted from the funds during illness.
unstick member ha. received 4s. • week all the year
through, and the comfort that has been to him poor in-
dependent spirited folks will appreciate. Others have
had 7s. • week for abort period., and, altogether, there
has been £l3 18e. disbursed in sick pay. The present
weciltb of the society is the satisfactory emu of
3234 a. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

CORN MARKETS.

TaIIMAT. —Bristol: A short suppty d English wheat, which
realised on advance of h. to per qr. • trade far from brisk.
Foreign wisest commanded an improveMent of Is. to h.. or
,the traimacUous being waned to American qualities.
tharley quiet, but fully as dear. Oats mares, and sold at folly
ed. to la per qr. improwment Maize in good demand, and
quite.. dear.
- - • - •

WIWI% 8 d. ..d.
Asearieso, rid par 4961 b. .. 48 .. 49 0
Polish Odom, =LI, wet, ditto .. 47 .. 48 0
Labsokaitha6:4, ditto .. 44 .. 60 0
Otthira, D 06,61., soft,ditto .. AG .. 48 0
°Wits, Odom,ll loolostoolt, ditto .. 47 .. 441 0
B4rdiumikl Martmoople, soft, ditto .. 48 .. 50 0
Eartilt, nd wad white, ow,
... ditto .. 18 .. 68 0

- .
MA. good to no• mottiolf. Por tit.. 22 0..40 0
ditto, ditto ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 0
trial and French, grinding, pm 4001 b. .. 28 0 .. 30 0
Danube nod Madit•rfunsan, ditto .. 26 0 .. Id 0

•
OATS.
Limerick end other, fine white, per nom .. 28 0 .. 28 6
Cork, Dublin, light, ditto 1. 26 6 .. 26 6
Cork, Waterford, black, per 11011 b .. 23 6 .. 24 0
blab tawny, ditto .. 25 0 .. 25 6
Prince Eduard Island, black ditto .. 22 6 .. 24 0
gamin

Egyptian. perSWb..
English, per imperial qr.

• 380.400
. 400.400
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

WOODSFC ,RD.

DUT I IT DIOWIIIIIO. —Hee Ti Look, Eel., deputy
coroner, held au inquest on W ednesday hot, touehieg
the that It of William Trews* a it elderly labourer. oft
Tuesday( 'afternoon he went oat to be memared for e
pair of book and in the evade{ ...Li IA the bowie of hja
son-in- law, John Watts, at Tin oleton. He left to p
hoom soon after 8 p.a., and Waite believed he wee
sober, but he never got there. Early next morning
search was made for him, and b is body was foetid et
the hal .ch hole, at lincletca we dow, four feet ewer
water, and quite dead. Hie has was a little Cit...
away. This was a quarter of a utile oat of hie right
way 'vane, but it was a path mom *times used, bat not
an allowed road. The neighbours , lad not know but he
was in fair health; but his wife lab I he bad complained
of pain in his head the last few • dip, and bed been
taking medieine. She had no idea Is a would do TniAohint
to himself. The jury returned • mollia of " Found
drowned."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

-- •
A GRAND MELANGE OF SCIENCE AND
MYSTERY!

N.B.—thasta ILiaiunrikCoox are far In ammo
of all other Professors of Natural Magi& insansaeh as
they perform while outmoded by their &Mimes, allow
their mearatus to be examined, sod odor large rewards
to an= who eon dimmer bow their Feats are
Reserved Sesta, Se.; &Good ditto, li.; Third
ditto, Bd.
Schools and Children Half-price to Reserved sod
Snood Snots. Doors open at 8 o'clock. Wooden to
itommenes at &30. Carriages may be ordered at 10.15.
Talbott, Programmed, ka , of Mr. LINO, County
House, wham a Plan of the Boom may be seen sod Seats
secured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

lotopt Cottutg Exima

TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1869.

DORCHESTER.
Mal69lo.—The Provincial Oland Lodge af Dorset
will b. hew at sharborne, on BAmde7. Aeged 3Dth'
Conn?! Oonar, Thursday.—There were about 69
Sainte !Mend, Out all were undispaWd, and wen dlip
rm b 7 telistrar, Giles Simonds, Esq., before
ldlemour's arri
Momietrat..—The Ifs or sad Corporation attended
Divine service s Poraregoso litt• George on Sunday
morning. There were present the Mayor (J. P. Hodges.
Keg' )• the en'algoL,(o. Corms, Bah). Aldermen .1.
Osinin and H. I an il CouneUlors Dr. Aldridge,
0. J. O. Gregory. ant W. Mada, with It. Town Clark.
WI PORTIA/ID IltmoMlL —The oonviot
who is to be hanged nest Thursday morning, at 8
o'clock, maintains the usimpesesionable demeanour
which has chaniertarised him all along. Daily be is
visited by th• chaplain (the Rev. R. L. Watwo). but ,
he manifests =indifference. It having been saner-
Mined by the ty-,Sboriii (Thoms• Coombs, H.q.),
that DeMbridge was in early life • Wesleyan, he
yesterday (Meaday) invited the Ray. J. Mann, a
Minister of that denomination, to visit the wretched
111•11, and no doubt be will do so.
Conning', TO Tim Downy Comm Meow.—
Hard Labour George Palm. damaging property at
Lytchett Matravers, 7 days Benjamin Legg, leaving
family chargeable at Mato& Abbas, 1 mouth ; dangf
Kelly, vagrancy at Dorchester, 7 days; Edward Cana..
leaving family chargeable at Hilton, 3 mouth.; Charles
Harrison. stealing boots at Wimborw, 3 months;
James Adams, Edwin A shirt at Ouseage AU Saints, 3
months Philip Wiloocks, stealing • glass at Wey-
mouth, 14 ding.-- isintioantent: George Crabb,
breach ol the peace at Loden, 3 months; James Burke,
drubk, he., at Portland,? days ; Thomas Magp, breach
of the pews at Weymouth. 1 month.
Tan —The following i• our saidisorologioal
report for the week ending Bonds) last:—

I
Aug. •
S 4 11
67
5 70 50
6 65 48 NW
7 06 56N
8 46 6

; I Diredion Mae 4 weaba.
of Wind.
Lz
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

PRESENTATION TO THE EARL AND
COUNT EM OF ELDON.

The Karl and Countess of Eldon returned to their
teat at lincombe, in the Isle of Purbeck. on Thursday
last but, as his lordship deeired to return home in
waist, there was no ovation such as Warehem people
bed proposed with which to receive the newly-married
par. It should be mentioned, however, that the Dorset.
shire truant,' had subscribed upwards oi 100 guineas
with the view of presenting his lordship with some
tangible en.oneet of their esteem and regard for him
end his Goble countess. The fund. were espeoded in
the Varchase of a a:magnificent sideboard, which was
oo Wednesday presented to him at &menthe. Mr. W.
Lesley, as chairman of the committee, accompanied
by Mr. J. T. Kent, Mr. Woes, and Mr. W. Kent,
waited obi. lordshi p,as • deputation from the tenantry,
at one &cloak in the afternoon, and were graciously re-
indeed. Mr. Lamy then read the address, of whialt the
following is • copy :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

JR arfuts.

Butruat wheat has advanced la per quarter. The Metro.
polltan otoek and meat trade to irood for Mil= qualities ;
beef retaken ad. per lb. by the Cll/011.. and mutton aosnethlng
over that Brum But • large aupply of foreign rtoek keep.
Interior rorta as low as 14t to ad pt., lb. Wool to allightlY
dumper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

ML MAXIMIIfB OFFER.

The MATOR mentioned & letter he received from Mr.
Manfield on the Nth June, offering to sell to the
Corporation the field where Mr. Ensor's Bales are
held. . . .

Ur. ANDREWS observed that they were not to a pod-
tion to consider it, as it was not on the notice paper.
Mr. F. Brxgrr thought it had better be left till the
other matter was settled. . . . .

Mr. BISHOP said subsequent events had superseded
that offer. Some of the averment. were not quite con-
sistent with the facts. There was an agreement for •
lease of the fair field for 99 year,.
The ToWN CLINIC said the property referred to as
renewable for a small fine was another mistake of Mr.
Manfield's, because. unless the renewal happened to be
in the Rev. R. T. Masktw's incumbency of the school,
there would be no renewal at all by the Charity Coup
missionera
Mr. ANDREWS : But they will Yell the fee?
Mr. SYMONDS : They'll hardly do that in any arse.
Mr. ANDREWS said he had several matters in hand
with them at the present time, where they could sell ; It
was only a question of price.
Mr. STMONDR : At Lion's Gate they made Lord
Digby pay 44 years' purchase, which is almost pro-
hibitive. He further remarked that 20 years' purchase
on three lives (as Mr. Manfield offered) would pay about
lj per rent.
Mr. ANDREWS thought it best for them to do nothing
but what was in the paper. If it was put on the
agenda paper, then the opinion of the Council could be
taken upon it. His opinion on the subject had been
already recorded in bin correspondence with the Mayor.
The MATOR said he would put it on the agenda paper
for the next meeting.

Till 000NCIL AND THE OILS 001171. NT,
Mr. VIHNON A.lced if there was not a letter from Mr.
Coombs, on behalf of the Gas Company, reflecting
rather on the Council. It bad been mentioned at one
meeting and postponed, bat never produeed since.
The MAYOR said he had no letter.
The TOWN CLKILN said be knew what wan maul.
Mr. BISHOP apprehended Mr. Vernon referred to a
private letter sent to the Mayor.
Mr. ViNNON : Private! It's on public business,
and the character of the Connell is concerned.
Mr. BISHOP: It was in the Mayor's discretion to pro-
duce it or not.
No more was said about it, and the remaining business
was unimportant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

agritulturr.

Ti
~..„..,.°1°1117114• Agricultural auras, loonneniltig
on the m Its conerpondents as to the roast
IPPestinnee et the we.... sonaludes that the wkswe crop
mut be cossiderably woo its or& productiveness, and
that all other grain be armlet average. Dim" and
Paal P"6" but the Vials has lately ideated
them. There Is • repitel *tit of both awe „unet
and swedes, and titan hm bean a oron•
Polak*, promise to be good and heatrainicfoll.,,,
lug are the retains for Dorset Mr. w v Cod,
mo_wisset, rather nudge al •
oats, and peas, average; Potatoes, good, no yet ;
root crops, very promising; true. abundant and extol.
lent; harvest general. August 10. Mr. R. DaMea,
Dorchester, reports—Wheat and Peen, avenge • barley
and eats, over average; Potatoes. good; raC:a woe,
early sown, good ; key mop, great; harvest general,
August 12. Mr. John Pop, gymondabury, stye—
Wheat, • good est, but light in straw • barley,
large esn, beery In straw; oats, good; beane pro-
ailing; peas a full average; potatoes, looking
well, exempt • few spots of diesel.; root cram plants
plenty, bat regains rain; gram. W?, eery abort;
harvest general, August 7. Mr. J. Ford, Rushton, Dear
Shindford, tars—Wheat, under 'visage; barley and
oats, over average; pow, average; Potatoes, good and
average; roots, • good plant, but want rain; grass.
rather short, want rain. Mr. T. H. Snarlers, Water-
oombe, reports—Wheat, very variable, under average;
barley. over avenge; oats, average; peso, il,x4 crop;
potatoes, middling,
.partly dimmed • root crops, very
good plants; grass, cloven thin. mildews good. Mr.
J. T. Homer, Haniaworth, Mbabane, asys—Whest,
man improved by toe weather, cannot be • heavy
crop; barley, manly good, but attacked by red rust;
oats, • fair orop ; peas, promise well; poialoes no disease
yet; roots crops, many urea not up, Tan badly wanted;
gram aftermath scanty, wants rim [lt should he
noted that this necessary rain we have now had.] Mr.
Henry Fookes, Whitehurah,glandford, reports—Wheat,
under average, thin on the land, turning • bed colour;
barley. average; oats. looking ; pose, good
potatoes, looking well and promise to be • good stop;
irootrterowps,veryood g plant and promising ; grass, rather
ho, anti rain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

The Tickets Ill* not Transferable, are available only
et the Bastian named upon them, end only by the
Ereenden Train there and back

Children soder Three yearn of age, Fr..; Three to
Twelve Hall-fame. Only ooe article allowed am luggage
to each Paroesger.
• Special Train will leave Portland for Weymouth nt
4.50 a.w.. every Monday daring August, in connection
with tl.ie 7.20 &se. Kacursion Train from Weymouth to
URA on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

Sae at 11 wady.

DORCIIESTEJL AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY,
ESTABLISHILD, 1862.
1114 R. T. ENSOR kali been favoured with in-
stractions to SELL by AUCTION, M his
lizroarroar, on SATURDAY. AUGUST 14, 1862,
the following WAGGONS, PUTTS. and AGRICUL.
TURAL IMPLEMENTS, or.. :-Biz waggons, 4 putts,
4 out. of iron drag., 2 seta iron harrows, 2 chain
arrows, 2 set. wood drags, 4 wood harrows, 2 iron
rolkrs of different sizes, 2 Cambridge's Rollers o
different sizes, 2 nine-share scarifier,. 7 iron ploughs
and Makin, 5 wood dittto, 2 horse rakes, 2 horse hoes,
1 Rental Cultivasiar, 18 pair plough Imam and cruses,
sluff cutters, turnip cutter, polper, corn bruiser
sake mill, reed making machine, 2 seed,
machines, Yloby's screen, 2 winnowing machines, 4
corn bins. 2 horse gears for driving chaff cutters
• and onru bruisers, reaping machine by Bursess and
Key, 1 haymaking machine, 1 Orono drill with steerage,
I nom drill as good as new, 1 musing machine, 1 lawn
mower, sheep troughs, sheep cribs, creeps, 12 striae
and krill harnesses, 17 horse chains and stakes, 12
lingebeasi maks mid butts, 2 coolers, grindstone, cheese
presses, 2 washing mathinm by Bradford and Ocmis-
• bri*e, and numerous other useful articles.
'Sala to commence at three o'clock in tho afternoon.
. _

--GROWING CROPL—FORDINGERIDOE.
HANNEN will SELL by AUCTION,
on TUESDAY, the 10th of AUGUST, DISO, at
the Rosa AID Climes Is it? &Meek.
21 ACRES or MIXED CORN, MID
1 ACRE or BARLEY,
The property of Mr. Roes, sad now pleading our am
Penonese. The Straw to be removed.

WILTS AND DORSET BANK SHARES.
Mit. HANNEN will SELL by AUCTION,
by order of toe Assignee of Mrs, Letitia Gay,*
Bankrupt, at the GIITHOUND INN, at FOILDINGINUDON,
Hsirre, on FRIDAY, the 13th of AIJOUST, Ida% at
r. o'clock in the afternoon, kubjesit to wieditions to be
then read,—All that, the Life Interest of the said
Bankrupt. aged abent 44, in TWENTY.SIX SHARKS,
In the wmrs and DORSET BANKING COMPANY,
producing upwards of COO per annum.
nits Internet is vested in Trustees fnr the Bankrupt,
and is payable ha/I-yearly, and therefore forms a safe
and desirable lirrestment.
For farther particulars, apply to Mr. CNAltall
WATIMS, Draper, Fordingbrldge. or to
H. MOORE, Solicitor, Wimborne.
Wirnbortie„ July 28th, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

POTATO ILtfUL67.

Boanroa are 81erakvaaaa —Lante auppllea of potties have
been brouicht forward_ The trade haa hoen dull, at about late
rate. Ladish Shaw.. 86a. to taln. ; Magenta, ON. to 116.. ;
French, 7.5 a. to ON. per toel.

Tits other day, at Spa, • lucky Spaniard won
3(E,000f. Upon returning to his hotel he was home.
diately pot snider lock and key by his wife, wbo is
determined she will not glow him an opportunity of
losing his money.
THE House of Lords is, lint, destined to suffer from
another scandal before lang. In addition to those
which bays lately been made public with regard to its
members, it is now whispered that another 01 them—
holding high rank in the peerage and representing an
ancient fainily—hss added to the not uncommon &Hato-
cratie failing of an inability to meet his debts, the
crime— happily not yet acclimatised its the House of
Lords—of forgery. —Loodoe Lau,
BIZACH Or Femmes Or MAILLIACIL—At York
trainee en action for breach of promise of marriage waa
I tried, in which the defendant pleaded that be did not
promise, end that the plaintiff wee unchaste. The
latter was the real issue In the ere. The plaintiff wee
a young lady of 21) years of age named Hudson, hying
' wlth her father aad mother at the Half Moon Lon at
Market Weighton, near Hull, and the defendant,
Steward was • man 40 years old, who farmed 280 acres,
and was alio a horse-dealer. He was in the habit of
going to the Mgt Moon Inn and seeing the plaintiff, and
in last winter began to pay her some Uterine., In
February he made • prepaid, and her parents thought
she was too young, but he pressed cm his suit, and the
wedding day was bled in April, the wedding dims and
ring were procured, and the wedding bonnet tried oo
ID
the defendant's presonoe, to his apparent eriatritioe.
Soon idler he maned to meek the sole; of the ploictiff.
and upon receiving
.I.l,istter from the plaintiff'. attomf
requesting an ex tion of his conduct he rat es re
the plaintiff's lather, and accused her of haying
herself
stated that she had a
man named b:'emnotpscii,":usitt:Ll tpWwoerceliathimitzrrlof wifllhde
pl*intiff het father
inetero. all very repei.L
shown by
he.theshaeoplainhailai:E.l.t woup.fwfe,dl.l.:bithistilliirlyoore.ge"hocr basn.enr
named Ple
known theroeygia, ho
all b: lather
sad eforirbitdde who had
senter th, him to
bee a most
areelleet ehanoter. Mr. Potreo iteeled that there
161::::7"1"Par:eilela".plihnaialvid'an*A"YabanitiPiar°!FilTwfr.of711.4wmaocitobleldatthekial' aPphAlbau*lludlebeai,pwsalinipewe!gileitanit;iifie:m:ii:hittifl
been alerting her, and centered to • reasonable ennt
of kissing ; but that
the defendant. The jury found a verdsot for the
plaintiff —Damaged, LA).

rA'•

CROSSE & Mien/EMS
PREPARED SOUPS,

IN PINT AND QUART Tues.

READY FOIL IYMILDILTZ MIL
Mock Turtle, Ox Tail, Aiiliffam. Beal hail
Nelligalotowy, Has, ac.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

POB THREE NIGHTS ONLY!

MONDAY, TUESDAY, k WEDNESDAY,
AUGUST 18, 17, k

•
MIL LING has much *arum in announcing
that he ham setweeded la arranging with Mown.
MARKILYNE & COOKE, who will have the honour
of givlng their NEW AND ORIGINAL ENTER-
T , entitled,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

ATTEMPTED MAPS OF A OONVIOT FROM

Pr/R'FLANG PRISON.
No little stir was caused in the Convict Establishment
on Saturday last, on the return of • party of con•icta
from their work, on a row of buildings near the prison,
It was discovered that • young oonviet named Beattie,
who was under sentence of seven years' penal servitude.
and who had served about • year and • quarter, was
missing. The party was under the care of a warder
named Brown, and numbered about 83; but it must be
remembered that Brown had under him five or six
assistant warders. The group with whom Beattie was
engaged bad been ereatiag a block of new bossed. ad-
joining Alma-terrace, as residences for the prison
officers. Tire news was immediately reported to the
Govenaor, the flog was hoisted on the prison, and the
pun fired, to give notice to the military at Weymouth.
All the various outposts were communicated with, and
• line of sentries was placed from the prison to time
Chesil Bes,h, and also across the Beach. The Way.
mouth authorities sent out a picquet to the Ferry Bridge
and every person looking at all suspicious was stopped
and enquiries rustle. Near the Prime in the neigh.
bourbood of which Beattie was supposed to be, the
search waxed hot. The Governor wrote • letter to the
authorities in 1.011,103, and • messenger was dispatched
In hot haste to rave the seven o'clock poet, in which be
succeeded, doing the distance, as we are informed, in
about 12 minutes. The farmers began to fesr for their
wheat, which would soon have been beaten down in the
search, had it lasted long, and the officials were in a
state of intense excitement. The funeral of 11ni.
Weston, wife of • sergeant of the guard, had taken
place that afternoon, and the officers in their new uni-
form were set, immediate ly they returned, to /CYO every
possible and imposible hiding-place. At length about a
quarter to eight, the convict was discovered under •
quantity of stones, close to the place where he had
been working. Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Green, and others,
found him in the presence of the Governor. It is sup-
=that he roust have had • confederate, as • mortar
was placed over him in such a manner SI to give
him room, and over him were then piled the ,tones
He was promply conveyed to the cell to the relief of all,
the pielaets were re--ailed, and things again assumed
their normal state. The young fellow is stated to be
only about 16 years of age, and his youth is the only
excuse that can be made for the folly of such an
attempt. Thu plaits where be was found, it is said, wa
p over mores of times.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

MARNHI!LL_

DIA= BY DlloWillati 0.11-11;TWIL LUX Rosermy
—On Saturday evening an inquest was i'odd at the Vele
Inn, lisernhall, before Mr. W. H. Atkin son, astiag
, deputy for the coroner of the distriet. .W'. Beijeeti
Shaftesbury, on the body of Mr. W:dliion Seue;wo
Rougher, farmer, who was found deal I ia the rives
Stour, • short distance from bis resideos e, on the wow
morning. The following evidence was gieec,—Edew
Tres., • lad aged 14, deposed that he u inked for the
deceued. and that he last saw hint alive . thou 40„.,
ter to twelve on Friday. He was then in • field owed
the Lower Cavell Deceased spoke to him. inyieg
"Look sharp, and oat off those thistles." That ew
about 300 yards from where the body was afterwerde
found, About four o'clock yesterday after. toot, when
witness went after the cows, he found en *mg ty wood.
flagon in a meadow close by the river where the hody
WY found. Witticism also saw a dead crane in the river
on the other side. He pulled off his clothes, old pallet
out the bird, and than flung it in the river agAin.
:ben put on him clothes and went on. The rive'at that
is about 15 feet wide, and about seven VT eight
61 &v.v.. Did not NO any .-nark on the bank, or up
thing ot his master. The wok I. was dark Could not
too the boy:om. Had not sea his muter sines—By a
jurymec: k: master bed • be ttle in his hand when he
told we to wok, halite and out ithe thistles. He came
from the field whn re the men wire reaping. The Non
was shout • yard (slim the sive I.—Ueorg• Chipp mid
he was a briekmaker, and week sd or Mr. Hussey, of
Munhiall. Knew the deeeasei. On Saturday morning
shoat one o'clock he waa, with P.C. Duman,
searching the Over dose to w here the bottle was
found, as deseribed by the last wattage. Was
searching with • long pole, an 4 lifted the body
with it. Saw at oace it was the deceased. P.e:
Ivey awl Mr. Fuhem assisted in pet kid ihe body out of
! the river, and took it to the home • Deceased wee
I quite dead and cold. Looked at deem sed's watch which
the policeman took out of his pocket. It WU StOPpINI
at 17 minutes put 12. Saw the daces aed im Friday •
little b. 1013 11 with two flagons in hia has id going towards
the reapers. He seemed all right.— P.C. Duman
deposed that he was stationed at Ilarnhull. He received
information that Mr. Rossiter was lost, end in company
with the former witness he searched the river and fount
the holy. He found on the body the watch stopped
at 17 minutes past 12. a knife, • whiesle, a small eornh,
and a halfpenny. The jury, after • few remarks from
the coroner, returned • verdict that " deceued wee
accidentally drowned in the River Stour:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

HOP ILLRIEET

Botocon, Trictay.—There eo chance to notke in tbe
position of the market, whit% continua very inanimate, at
nominally unaltered prior. Tbe accounts from the plantation.
are very contradictory, but there appcan to be little prospect
of a lull crop.

WOOL MARKETS.

Lennox, Frlday..--The wool market kr continued quiet.
Colonial pnduue luie been purr-hued to • vary moderate extent,
the near approach ol the public miles checking busineee, and
F.nelah aOOl ha. .old aloe ly. Pnen, hine been maintained.
Ilaanconn, Thureday.- A quiet bin firm tune prevail', In the
wool market. if aid slight euneanion be mule, it will be In
inferior nude.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

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GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
EXCURSIONS TO LONDON.
ON MONDAYS AUGUST 2nd, 9th, 16th
93rd laud 30th. an EXCURSION TRAIN, will
lm•• WEYMOUTH at 9.30 a.m., Dorchester 9.50,
Maiden N..otos 10.10, Yeovil 10.4ö, Casthr Corey
11.10, Bruton 11.20, Wells 10.19, Upton Hallett
10. Z, and Witham 11.45 a.m. lot Loudon, returning
from Paddington Station at 1.0 p.m. on Um following
Saturday or Saturday week from date of departure.
For Fares and full narticalare me Hand ldißs.
Paddington, July T. .1. OKI ERSON, Gen. Man.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

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SOUTH W &STERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS FROM WEY-
MOUTH. DORC HESTER, POOLS. to
LONDON, on every MONDAY during AUGUST,
returning from Wetarkoo Bridge Station at lab p.m.
on Saturdays.
R01m.% --Tbe tickets taken for them Exonreicralkains
are available to return only on the tintarelay or &tar-
dy week following the date of tame.

---- - Pares to London
Mations. Tints. and Back.
Ist. CLrd. Cr.
Lame am. • d. s. 1.
Weymouth ... ... ... .., 7.90 20 012 6
Dorchester ... ... ... ... 7.45 20 12 0
idoreton ... .- ... .. 7.57 19 11 6
Wool. 8.7 19110
Werettese ... ... ... . .820 18 610 6
Pool._ -. ... ... 8.20 18 0 10 6
Poole aeasttiOa ... ... ... 836 17 610 6
Whaborne . B.ISO 17 11 10 0
ArriVe IPA L.MlaOll iir. 8.1.
shosi. 1.36