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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

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oommend.tion

do,otrinee.

Conservative
to 7 -

measures—of late

.hrire

appeared
the " -

1 MOM

decrying of oo o ties Unita
ability Bill. Believing as Ido that tin interests otliriZ
upper, ere inseparably intertwined with the intivests et
the lower classes, it has seemed to me that injestiee as
the labouring Mall in CoalSpina/ against the rish. la
the ititem.t of both I have given to the Union Cheep.
ability Bill an emphatic. support.
My experience in Foreign Polities, cinch I loch
&Petered as • Candidatt for your Suffreges, has taught
me to view with increasing admiratia and affectios.
the well-tempered liberty which we have the happiness
to enjoy. Manhood truffregc and arrogant vaunts tit
freedom have not preserved to the Americans even the
'ambience of liberty, nor do L obcerve that de-potion
in France, however wisely oondueted, boa dude( Shit
list seven years taken any eteps t ,wards increasing tit*
liberty of the subject. Our wise, temperate,
greteful enjoyment of the bleating' we bare, will, Is
ray judgment, he:t be evidenced by caution in under.
taking inetteares which cannot but be tentative in pursuit
of improvement.
It has been my earnest desire to advance the loud
intereets of my Constituents whereineerver they have
bees brought under my notice. With an increase,
sense of the responsibility which it entail. I solicit MI
your hands • renewal of the tract which you bane
alrevdy thrice confided to me. If it be your pleasant
to dig, bis we from toy stewardship, I shall ret.ni
grab-fal recollection, thet for Nine Years you have per-
mitted me to be your Steward; but in the hope that I
have not forfeited your confidence,
I have the honour to be,
GENTLICM rs,
Your faithful and •bliged Servant,
CHARLES NAPIER STURT.
London, May 27, 1865.
TO TELE F.I.ECTORS OF THE BOROUUIi 01
DORCHESTER.

Churnamini
BIIt)YED up by the consciousness of having
faithfully endeavoured by my Votes to rot''n and
inamsos the good orenion which led you Nas Yeovil
ago to send me to Parlisment, I come among y u 140.
w‘ eh to solicit at your hands a renewal of that bA •
which additional years have but taught me still same tis
prise.
The reception which all abuses of ray Convidttiseit•
have been pleased to extend to me has been such. Chet
I cannot for • nioineut permit myself to reg.rd Id*
disquietude the contest of which your ancient Borough
is shoot to be the scene. _ .

By experience only can a Member of Parliament
learn huw best to discharge the duties he owes to hie
Constituents; and after my recent C.ova.4 I am proud
to avow my conviction that I may,without presumption,
count upon s renewal of my Lewis
[have the h,onor to be,
Gentlemen.
Your very obliged and feat ful Servant,
CRARLPA NA.PISIt STITMT.

_....-estire Party, I havedessoad .17=b•
lord Palmerworea IWO 0111.ssiers
succeeded in nefieg the peek- pn. rid
reperardtlft, "Tedepenthitt snppe '
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

rmaws* ,101

TRR FREE AND INDEPENDENT ELECTOR
OF THE BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.

GINTLIMIN, _
TH 11; speedy
Dissolution of the present Parlia-
ment, and the very unsatisfactory vote of your
Ancient end Constitutional Borou4ll, have induced an
influential Section of your body to invite me t, offer
myself as • Candidate for the honour of your Suffrages
at the approaLbing Sltction.
Permit me at once to aasure you that I greatly value
the high honour you thug confer upon noe, and to istate,
that I am ready to accept the responsibility, and to ,
tight for you the Battle of the Conatitution, as an '
Independent and Liberal Conservative.
I fully appreciate the views that have been expressed
to me an to the present state of your Representation.
I peroeive, however, from the Invitation I have
received, that yom are alive to the dangers and
anomalies of the posit on, and prepared to avail your.
selves of the wholesome provisions of the Constitution,
which do not imprison the Electoral choice within the
, narrow circle of local oonnerrions.
I In came of my Return I would offer no personal in
I faction, opposition to Lord Palmerston, whose name and
career I greatly reverence ; but I oould not, on that
soeonut, support any measures emanating from hi.
Government, unleas fonudei on sound and Liberal
Conservative principles.
In Foreign Affairs, I am an advocate for the principle
of Nonintervention, both in the external and internal
affairs of other Countries great or small, exoept where
the interests of Ragland are directly and manifeatly
eonoerned.

I am anxious to promote Economy in every branch of
Public Expenditure, and to lighten the Taxation of the
errantry as far as is emnpatible with efficiency and
safety.
I consider the Church as an essential clement in our
Constitution, and I would repel to the last any endeavour
to venerate Chureh from State.
' I shall always feel a spedal interest in the prosperity
of Dorchester, and shall gladly 'valet in the dev,lop-
ment of these local mutations which afford comfort,
advantage, or Omit:ire to the people. On all 00,11160011
I shall endeavour to make myself master of your
opinions and wishes, so as to give effect to them to the
best of iny power.
I shall el‘ortly pay my respects to you individually,
and seek an opportunity of explaining at greater length
my political views.
I heave the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Yoor very faithful Servant,
HENRY DRUMMOND WOLFF.
Antelope Hotel, Dorchester, May 24, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

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PETTY Sestaroes, June 6.—Before W. T.
~ and S. S. Keddle, Esq.—Joseph Gale
,uilty to maliciously injuring a fence st Core-
sosabe, and was fined 6d., the damage 6d., and costs,
7s. dd., which he paid—Edwin Deem, summoned by
Superintendent M'Hale for being drunk and indecent
at Waldituh, May 22. was fined 7s. 6d. find the oosts,
71.—John Marks was fined lie., including costa, for
allowing a horse to stray on the highway, at Corsoombe,
May 28. Jesse Spencer, for a similar offence at
Snrstock, was fined lls., including oosts.--.Ann
Loveridge, pleaded guilty to allowing a cow to stray on
the highway at Burstock,and was fined Is., and 7s. costa.
—Job Pearce pleaded guilty to allowing a donkey to
stray on the highway at hfosterton, May 22, and was
fined lie., including costa. —Charles Udall pleaded ,
•to being drunk at Chideook, kW 27, and was:
and costs Is.. and was allowed 14 days to pay
hard Byrnes, for assaulting George flawlfts,
Gorge, May 72, was fined The., including
oeste.=-William RaWidall was °baled with Vagrancy
at Burton Bradstook, May 4. Prisoner was found
- under a wall near the village, and in a very
state. He said be was • returned convict
and that he was just out
sentenced to • inontles
on the istoplaruil 01
bid In
rirtor .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

WYKE.

A MAN DilowNitri.-0-n—fueaday, • man named
'Rogers was found drowned near the Paissage Bridge.
It appears that his boat got away from its moorings,
and the man went after it ; the water in this part is very
shall-iw in some places, but abounds with holes into one
of which the poor fellow fell, and being unable to swim
was drowned. The poor fellow has left a wife and four
children to mourn his loss.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

BRADPOLE.

SUDDEN DEATN. —On Sunday evening • woman
named flansford, wife of John Elansford, market
gardener, partook of a hearty supper, and was imme-
diately seized with acute illness. M. Densiloe, Esq.,
was sent for and promptly attended, but the woman
died within ten minutes of his arrival.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

London, June 8, 1865.
TO THE FREE AND INDEPERDENT ELECTOM
OF THE BOROUGH OF DOROHNoTa.

Giant'Mad :
HAVING completed my CIA'S" it beeMbeit
my duty to the Electors. and more partieglarlli
to those old and tried friends (through whose blueing
and unwearh.d exertions I fir-t obtaioed and now hold'
my seat in Parliament) that I shout, take the earliest
opportunity of announcing my intentions and the result
of my appeal to them for their suffrages.
I am happy to feel assured that I made no idle boast
when I etated in my Addreas that in the whole period(
during which !have hod the honour of represent mg yea
in Parlament. I had never received an intimation in
any form that either my votea,or the principles which I
advocated, had met with your disapprobation.
The numerous promPata of supi ort that I have already
received have complete-1y justified this etatement. They
exceeded in number those that were given me previous
to the Election in 1852 They not only determine us
On g ing to the Poll, but entitle me to expect that
through the infinenoe and active agency of el mazy
friends and steady supporters I shall again be planed at
the head of it.
Such • re+ult will indeed be to me most flattering and
satisfactory, my feelings of gratitude to my numerous
supporters will be increased. and T 61141 be encouraged
to make fresh exertions to serve! them.

I have the honor to be.
Gentl,tnen,
Your faithful aid oblied Servant,
R. B. SHERIDAN.

Frampton, 7th Jane, 1A65.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

A

much
different haymakers
Nicholson,

Samnelson's we
<+ journal*, and
they
to

to go back to the ,
menty dispeasiug
I.lo.ltri-e"—th.

Messrs.

Horiard

at Salk-
to that

original. bay
been obliged
s arrange-
bu

taetrv.i4t
field It us not however do in,
455451:1': Maas Howard's horse rake sad:
esylimeses es sport from their ploughs these
wertionshly the thine that struck
one e aW.• ..*.ati " Aar atau4,o4.9garly. this
doullfireethe -issebin•

Tnel4. ,if v*
harrow with

fiantuelson, Wood and Baby.
have recently deocribed in thaw
-Neve that for prettiest purpose.
i reduced n the right 'threcticin
the -rainianwo of work* sitnelicity. item
have introduced the fig-tag pritetpleci
newest haymaker ; it is very ow,*
like a tnachine shown by Al icholow -.
bury 'ton 'the visit of the Boy.aal
cathedral ctiy, but the
make, (Nicholson) has
plainer
with
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

Let cletne4iciatod is
to hioarja an) -
cow--' gra,
toiton

imptrial Varliamtnt.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

- -
TRUIRDAT.— The Howe reerierobled. The Series*
Is
at-Arms repnrted that itsrsh,ll and Whitehead, o
with complwity in procuring liritit.mpi signatures is
port of Amelia Jabs claim, and ordsrei to be takes ta
custody on the 2nd instant, were apprehended OR th•
evening of that day, and were then in his custody, bsS
he had been unable to execute the warrant for the sy•
prehenaion of George Harris Mitchell ox a adikast
charge—Mr. Hennessy having presented petitions fresh
the prisoners expreeaing contrition for their *flees% eel
throwing themselves upon the mercy of the Hens%
moved that they be discharged without the pitman dr
the uquil free, an aooou,lt of their inability I. ply
them; and the motion, after some slight opposition, wan
agreed to. On the motion of Sir G. Grey, stemeded by
Mr. Disraeli, the ilou,e agreed to address the gnus%
congratulating her upon the Princess of Wales having
given birth to another prince. In committee of
• considerable number of votes were taken for the
service.

Faxi>ao.—At a morning sitting the Prisons
am. pealed through committee. At the eveni aittias
the Lord Advocate withdiew the Writs
(Scotland) HU On the order for going into cosunitiss
of supply Sir L. Palk drew attention to I late fold
tuoident on the Great Writers Rail oaf, sail balsas&
verted on the fact that in that ease the injury den• mei
rendered much more serious in aos.equesoo at liks
passengers being locked up in the carriages. The am.
niittee which sat in 1858 recommended ibM it dirialc;
imperative upon ev• ry railway company to sitaladi
means of communication between guatds and
drivers, the erecion of telegraphic entansun
along the lines, and the telegraphing of all express Nei
special trains. The hon. baronet made tame very SWIM
remarks upon the mismanagement of the Groat Weals,*
Company, and declared his belief that if tie
above recommendations had been carried oat thei
recent accident would have been rewarded.
Mr. Gibson stated that an inspector had bele
sent down to inquire into this particular eels.
The most effective mode of ensuring Witty ow to
make the railway company responsible for the oeto
their servants, and this was nt present done by the laws
He should impress the oommilee'e recommendations
upon the inapectors in order that they might urge tams
upon the attention of the railway companiee. The Ham
leaving gone into committee of supply, several vote
were agreed to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

WILTS FRIENDI Y SOCIETY.

THE annual meeting of the Salisbury branch of this
society was held on Monday. At half-past nine the
members assembled at the Council Charuber,where Mrs.
M. H. Marsh presented a splendld new silk banner to
the society. A procession was then formed, hiaded by
the celebrated braas band of Mr. H.. Byer, of Bland.
ford, tn.ille.Cathedral„ where a
. . .

7ery aloquen' Lae' mon -was.

prerathe4 byt the Venerable Archdeacon Hony. The
dinner took Marie at the Council Chamber, at one
o'clock, at which the Lord Bishop of Salisbury, the
Mayor, and several magistrates were present. Several
addresses were delivered, after which the members and
their fden a visited the Palace-grounds and Chapter-
house, kindly thrown open by ,he Dean, and Mr.
Ryer,'eel brsted brass ban,' performed in the P.dace-
grounds selectiona from Goan .d, Wallace, Ellis
Coote, Meyerbeer, and Verdi. In the evening a grand
vocal and instrumental concert took place, when the
following songs were nuns: The Sailor Boy's Dream,"
by Mr. C. . Wyndham ; "Good Bye at the Door,"
by Miss Louisa Harting ; "The Village Blacksmith,"
by Hr. Heron; "I have always a Welcome for Thee,"
by Miss Louisa Harding ; "Never mind the 'Re-t," by
Mr. C. W. Wyndham ; "Who'll be an Old Man'e
Darling "by Mr. Herm-. The whole of the proceedings
passed off most satisfactorily.

WILTON BRANCH. —The annual meeting of this
branch was held on Whit-Monday. In the morning
a procession of the members, headed by the band of
the Ride Corpe, attended Divine Service at the
church. The Odd-Fellows and the members of the
Dachampton Club, headed by the hands, also
marched to church at the same time. The sermon
was preached by the Rev. Tupper Carey. At one
o'clock the members of the County Society dined
together at the Temperance Hall, but the attendance
wee much smaller than we have witnessed on any
previous occasion. The chair was taken by Edward
Autrobus, Esq. M. P., and among these present were
the Rev. Prebendary Chermside, the Mayor (G.
Lapworth, Esq.), the Rev. C. Swainion, Mt. Walter,
the Hon. Mr. Lytteltou, the Hon. Mr. Wyner, Mr.
Robson, Mr. •C. Nightingale, in. The vioe
chair was filled by Mr. H. Slackmore. The
wore of the usual routine
Mr. Sotheron Estoourt was

speeches.

character.

received
iven

of respect, and thanks were

disks .4.
I into their

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13

SALISBURY.

OY Whit-Monday Mr. Henry Hotly, cutler and
silversmith of 4 Catherine-street, in this city, gave
his second annual treat to the juvenile choir of ht.
Thomas's Church, when after partaking of an exoellent
tea and supper the little party broke up highly
delighted with their day's amusement.

CITY Prrry REASIONS, Monday.—Present : The
Worshipful the Mayor, F. Attwood, 831., and T. W.
Gilbert, Eq.—Thomas Edward Sutton. 13 years of age,
was charged with stPaling sundry nieces of iron, the
property of the Great Western Railway Company. He
was sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment, and two years'
at a reformatory.

Cutocrr.—A spirited and evenly-contested match was
played on the Sabsbury Ground on Whit-Monday, be-
tween the Salisbury and Ftorriev Clubs. Thera wan a
very exciting Sandi., the S.liabury party winning only
by three runs on the first innings. The bowling was
good; Mr. R.Cobo playa I capitally and the long-stop jug
of Mr. Sutton was, as usual, everything that could be
desired. The following are the t tat +:— Romney, it
innings, 84; 2nd innings, 40; Salisbury, Winnings, 87.
SERIOUS AOCIDENT.—On Saturday night a aerions
accident happened to Mr. John Dews, poulterer, of this
city. Mr. Davis had driven to Fonthill.. and on his re-
turn, when near the Black Dog, at Chilmark, the reins
by same means became entangled in the horse's tail,
causing the animal to run away. Mr. Davis jnmped
from the trap, and broke one of his legs in two places.
Polioe-ronstahle Burbage. of th« Wilts Constalmlary,
happened to be within hearing, and a bed having b. en
obtained from the 'slack Dog Inn, Mr. Davis was placed
thereon, and brought in a van to Salisbury, where he
was promptly attended by Mr. Coates and Dr. Black-
morn. ,

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS, Tuesday. Present :
Rdwsrd flinxman, James Hu.sey, and W. B. ilitchain,
Rig -s. —William Butler and John Psyne were summoned
for leaving the service of Mr. George Waters, yeoman,
Damerhain, and ordered to pay ooste and return to
their work.—George Robinson, charged with steeling
two fowls, the property of Mr. James Horne, yeoman,
of Allington, pleaded guilty. Sentence, three months'
hard labour. —He was f orther charged with stealing oo the
same day a scythe, the property of Henry Lewes, of
Newton Toney, lsbourer. Pleaded no: guilty. Sentenced
to three months' hard labour, to commence after the
expiration of the Id:tiler sentenoe.—James Persons
charged with stealing from B'shoredown, pariah of
Bulford, some new crooks and chsins from a ploogh,
value 2. 6d., the property of John White, coal mercli..nt,
Salisbury. Prisoner plesded not guilty, but wished to
be tried now under the Criminal Jur ice Act. Son Wooed
to three months' imprisonment, with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

„vet. There
I something psi
- •—ks were

William Hobby, labourers, were charged with stealing
a quantity of bones.—Jatuos Lane, said he was bai:iff
to Mr. Rent, of Godmanstone. On the 21st of January
be saw defendants come from higher co wlease, at God-
nianstore with two bags on their skouldera He asked
what they had, and they told him bones. Fie said he
shoul 1 not allow them to take the bones away, and
they emptied the bags on the ground, and he found
they had 11thhs. weight. He had freerttlY
bones from the farm—Defendants
guilty, but
said they did not know they were doing harm
--Mr. Hunt said he had no wish to punish de-
fendants severely ; ke only brought this ease before the
Bench in order to act as a caution to them and a
pleaded
warning to others.—The Benoh said they had no power
to inflict a fine; they must oonvict. Thanks, however,
to Mr. Hunt's good nature the punishment would be
very light, but if they mime before the Court spin they
would not be so leniently treated. The sentence of the
Bench wee that they should be kept in custody until
the rising of the Couit.
JUVICNILE ORPENDERS..AIbert Moll and William
Hobbs, two little boys. were charged with stealing
wood, the property of Mr. Hunt, of Godinanstone.—
James Lane said on the 21st of January, after he had
met the other defendants be heard some one in the
wood adjoining higher cow/lease. He went to the wood
where he saw three boos with some sticks. He took
two of them to the farm with the intention of seeing
what Mr. Hunt would do with them, but as he was not
at home he told them to come on the following Monday
and beg his pardon, but which they had not done. He
did not see them break any boughs, the stick, seemed
to have been picked up from the ground.—The lads
were reprimanded and discharged.
Thomas Randall was summoned by Maria Con, of
Chaldon, to show cause why he should not help con-
tribute to maintain her three illegitimate children, of
whom defendant is the father. The first child was born
on the 11th of September, 1857 ; the second on the 21st
of December, 18.19; and the third on the 9th of Novem-
ber, 1862. Defendant had given her money after each
child was born.—Mr. Weston, who appeared for com-
plainant, said he had received a letterirom Mr. Howard,
defendant's solicitor, in which he said that his client
would give 6-1, a week towards the support of each
child, and with this arrangement complainant was
satisfied.—The Bench made the order accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

TEETH.

WEYMODTH—Mondays. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays, at 107, St. Mary-street.
DORCHESTER—every alternate Saturday, at Mr.
HAZEL'S, High West-street, February 18.
BRIDPORT—every alternate Saturday at Mrs.
MIINFORD'S, South-street, February 25.
SHERBORNE--on alternate Thursdays, at Mr.
BINGDON'S, Printer, Cheop-street, February 23.

NIR. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTIAT,
9, GROV7IINOR-13TRIZT, GROSVIWOR-SQUALIIL; and
14, CIAY•BTRIZT, B•TR.

Newly-invented and Patented application of prepared
INDIARUBBER in the construction of ARTIFICIAL
Timm, Gums. and Palates.
- - - - -

A new, original, and invaluable Invention, consisting
in the adaptation, with the most absolute perfection'and
SIICC4MB, of prepared gum-eolonred indiarubber as a 'base
for artificial teeth. Patine or partial sets may be made
with ths vreatest facility in a very short time. Only one
visit is required to fit them, it being done with the
greatest accuracy and comfort by means of a soft base
placed, while in a state of fusion, between the teeth and
gums, which, upon becoming hard, possesses the greatest
powerful self-adhesion. The teeth are also immovably
fixed in the sockets formed by it without fastening of
any kind. One set will last for many years, and on
any of the natural teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decay, they may be added to the India-
rubber plate in use with the greatest ease and at • very
trifling expanse. The acids of the mouth exert no
agency on the chemically-prepared indisrubber, and (as
it is • non-conductor) fluids of any temperature may,
with thorough comfort, be retained in the mouth, all
unpleasantness of smell and taste being at the same
time wholly provided against by the peculiar nature of
ta preparation.
or J mat Published, prim, Is., Ephraim Mosely on
the "Teeth, and the beet means of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grosvenor-street, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

offenoe upon the
—Scieibb mho
`k the same day
' the fish

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Sergeant

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-believ;

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Arms, " and

enoagh to
the high,

'ooL.—The Loyal Bledon- Abbey Lod
owe oelebrated their teemed analverauy o
by &sapper at the Black Bear lan. A
was placed on the talde in hod Y
style, ^, which - number
P.O. chair,
ed by Mr. - On
cloth the usual
and a
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host, with '
had provided, .
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soveral

p risoner
futurd tt
be bad ' .4 A person _he did not
for la out-ths-Bwesh not believing this statement
contruAted hirwthr • wronth's hard labour.
Lannon AND MODTH-Wllerinif RAILWAT.—The
directors of this company hare resolved to recommend
to the proprietors at the halt-yawl" general meeting on
tie 16th inst., that the dividend fir the half•year ending
filst Decanter, 1664, boat the rate at 54 per cent. per
annum on the onEnary capital stock of the company.
WIYHOUTEL—ffosPuon PoLics, Moo day.—Before
the liayet (Captain Prowse), H. Bayley, and W.
SYntolvds, 110G6a;
L Morley, described
rirerfumer, of London, was brought us eharged with
ng two oilwgintinga, rained at LW, the property
of • Chi's.** Hiffbe, of St. Thomas-street—Prosecutor
Idestified'thir *tures produced se bia property, and
WO° misted then on Seturday lasa—Jarobe hlood,
jan4 watchmaker, of Bond-street, said that on Tuesday
se'nsight the prisoixs come to his shop and offered hin
the pictures for sale. Fre first waisted £l, then 15e
lad 'eventually sold them for Is. He was not aware
the wane of the *tures, but thought they ter'
dear at that pnoe. Ile judge of ,
Prisoner told him that the he wanted
was because I. '

story, as
to frighten any ..ghwayinan ; _
ghwayman made use of " Torpin's"
never used his judgment in stopping •
collector." We hope the inhabitants
hood will not have any dread on their
this report, as we don't believe there
Turpin's" ii. (mistress* nowadays.
WOOL—The Loyal Bin'
Fellows oelebrated
ult. by a son-
repast
excellent
partook.
supported b
a of the cloth' t,
suitably given
bonito followed
aid ao-- be that of the l•
paintings. which be
'to get rid oonstant
thorn.—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

CASSELL'S

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
EI LOOK bags to inform his Friends and
1 . the Public that be I. SELLING COALS at the
bore Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH.

At as SoWA-Westerit Station—
Beat Walla End Coals M. per OWL
&All Ditto, for &nitla 1,.2d, "
.41 the Great Waders Station—

Maiden Newton. Borchert's
per cwt. per ewt.
Best Radstock Coal lid. lid.
Small ditto M. Td.
Beet Hullo
Newport Smith's
Calm
Best Tents, Stone Coil Is. sd.
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charges,
and in the Town has-
Best Neweastle always on heal.
Orders received by Yr. F. Loon, Poet
at ths/G. W. Blotto'. •-•"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

TO MEINS.
b'f at /03.


; le the Hewn 4.
next to the Duke
The

e Prince of Wales was present in
.ds on Tuesday afternoon. He sat,
Cambridge, on the moss benches.
Tales was present in the side gallery.
The Had of Mareh, eldest son of the Doke of. NO.
mood, has just entered the aamy, as ensign thasi
lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards.
Vmoomer A.Nrunu.gr FOR LazDs.—At • git4og of the Leeds Reform Registration floolet 4a
To,my,
It was decided that a deputation
Viaeount Amberley to request himVsmitue th
be brought forwarri as candidate et mine iprosr•l glorSiou.l law,
t
;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

DORCHESTER
AGAIOULTURAL IMPOSITORr BALBB,
NATAILISHZD 1852.

MR. T. IINSOR (late ilaaaa and EKsoa)
hews to ammunee that his next SALE of FAT
and STORE STOCK will be held at his
REPOSITOR Y,
Opposite the South-Western Station, near the
Soutt Walks, on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18,
1865, oornmencing at Twelve o'clock precisely
with the Heifers and Cakes. Staiding and Keep for
Stock sent the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested we
that doe publicity may be given.
All Lots to be paid for immediately after the Sale,and
go lot taken away without an Order, to be obtained at
the (Ace on the Sale ground.
PRISSMT FJITRIES
Wacerior Fat Hereford Heifers,
lodine Fat Devon Heifers.
Ipeutte Fat Devon Steen.-
Fat 13 edam
—2 Bulls.

6
7 p..
8 prime _
10 Barreners—,
10 Fat Calves.
6 Haitiors and Calve!.
Powl Caro; the priporty of Kr. BUB; leaving E
irt liraasl4oll4sonrr AT., A ' I
-I supoTi.,r Short-horn Heifers and bairns.
Vat Dowa Swan.
O ditto. '
Pak Down Weilmro.
40 Fal Maiden &wee.

trORCHESTER 144 h FEBRUARY FAIR.
WGBLY IRPOSTANT BALE OF PIIRE-BRED
NORTH DEVON CATTLE.
MR. ENSOR (late BAKER and &mon)
has been favonted with instructions from Mr.
a. A. SMITH, Of- BradfOrd 'Penmen, Dorset. to SELL by
AUCTION.-at his REPOSITORY. at one o'clock, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1865, a selection of 13
COWS and 3 BULLS from his celebrated HERD of
DEYONS.
.Pearee and Particulars given in Catalogues, to be
obtalned of Mr. Siara and of the AucrrioNsza,
,D3rcheater.
Mr. .1. A. SMITH has often been • successful
Exhibitor at the Royal. Bath and West of England,
Taunton, Yeovil, Crewkerne, Sberborne, Sturceinster,
and Dorchester Agrieultural Societies, which is alone •
guarantee of the value and purity of hi, stock. Eight
of the Cows tutu taken Prizes.

13ORCHANYER 14th FEBRUARY FAIR.

Ilirit24NltED HEREFORD BULL, BRED BY
KR. PRICE.

114 R. T. ENSOR is instructed to SELL by
IVI ATIuTION, at bi REPOSITORY. o
TI/ESD AY, FEBRUARY 14th, 1865, at 1 o'clock,"
PURE-BRED VERZFORD BULL, via, "Roy"'
John" by Saliabary," dam "Princess," by " Magnet
the Ind (989),0. dam " Victoria" by "Sir David" (349),
O dam " Blowdy" by "Hope" (439), G. GG. dam
Beata?' by "Sovereign" (404). He has not been
"fed" for sale, and is a sure Stock-getter.

D OR SR T.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

Ve; atdirt.

SALISBURY TOWN COUNCIL.

The following members of the Town Connell were
present at tho meeting held at the Council Chamber
last Thursday :—Alderman Hussey, chairman, Alder-
man Kelsey ; Councillors Roe, Aylward, Style, Whit-
lock, Rlchidge, Terrill, Dawkine, Coates, Ottaway, and
Stokes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

ere then
property of
proved this
ly as the r'
with r

January _ _
Pe bed been badly
not been lighted
• extinguished, ank
lanape

ten, 13-

PIDDLETOWN.—AXOTHIIt "Dice To RM."—
A few days ago a report was spread in the neighbour-
hood that an attempt had been made to rob the post-
man at Yellowham-hill, on the turopikeroad between
Piddletown and Dorchester. But when the fees be-
-•ie known, it appeared that some fellow, apparently
the influence of drink, met the postman and took
.d of his horse, and said it was his, and that he should
.mve it; but never in any way attempted to molest the
postman, nor demanded anything of him. Sines that
another alarm has been reined in the neighboorhood.
" A rag and bone collector,"-who resides at or near
Dorchester, has spread a report that he was stopped
near the same place as the postman by a big, powerful
man, who made use of the noted "Dick Turpin's"
words, "Money or your life l" at the same time holding
large stick over his head. The rag gatherer told him
that he had got no money, bus he may have his rags and
bones. - he CY ,T were not worth having,
ti be a rather
e gatherer is
mi appears. if
.rin
a 41
Of

I hood

But.
Duds hi.

WSJ .
1 the

: and

Weirdsrlie
and.ipons
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H. B. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL
FOR ITS SUPERIORITY.

Sold by all Grooers, Chandlers, Oilmen, are.
WOTHFIMPOON & Co., GLAsoow AND LONDON

NOTHING IMPOSSEEILIfi.
The greaten and most useful invention of the day,
AGUA A.B.F.LLA..—Messis. JOHN 008 NELL and CO.,
Three Xing-court, Lombard-street, London, Perfumen to
Her Majesty, respectfully offer to the public this truly
marvellous fluid, which gradually rsMive the human
hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age.
The Agua Amarella has none of the properties of dyes;
it, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when ths
lair is once restored, one application per month will keep
it in perfect color. Prim one guinea; half bottles, 10s. 6L
Testimonials from artistes of the highest order and from
individuals of undoubted respectability may be inspected
en application.
Mess I. GOSNELL and Co. have been appointed
Perfumers to K.P.H. the Princes of Wales.

FIRSTMANUFACTUREDI742

01 MOLE THAN

ONE HUNDRED & TWENTY YEARS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

LONDON MARKETS,

•IBY EXPRESS &ELEC.- TRW TELEGRAPH.

_

-
(FROU OUR OWN REPORTER.)
[ i •

- --
tOr MARK-LANE, 1110Nuar, February 13.
11 Fresh ap to our market to-day the snivels
';arif English wheat were blia.ll. The condition of the 1
•produce exhibited some improvement, as compared with
:Monday list; but there were, nevertheless, several
. *samples on the stands of indifferent quality. For all
.r. mood and fine dry samples there was a steady demand,
~ sand they were quickly disposed of at the pikes of
oonday last. Damp qualities were somewhat difficult
id araf sale,y4 they supported mevions quotations. About
i.,ap avange supply of foreign wheat was on the Mande.
4 "Th._ e trade for good and prime old qualities were decidedly
Ifitm, at full rates. Inferior descriptions met • slow
male, yet prices ruled stationary. Floating cargoes of
- ggrain were in moderate ,request, and priers wore
' 'steadily supported.
I The supply of English barley on sale was bat
yomoderate ; but there was a fair show of foreign couilitiex
at , he stands. Good and fine malting qualities moved
i steadily at full currencies; otherwise the barley
e was quiet, on former terms.
e .
The demand for malt was by no means active, yet
prices ruled stationary.
' . With oats the market was moderately supplied. In
t =oat descriptions a fair business was transacted, at full
,eaurrencies. For good and sound qualities the trade was
iadecidedly firm, and the tendency of prices in favour of
i Abe grower.
Beans were in short supply, sad the trade for them
was firm, at quite previous rates.
, Peas met a Mow sale, but et full quotations. The
:supply on offer was small.
'Very little barrel flour was on offer, and the trade for
`VI good and fine sweet qualPties ruled firm. English and
tforeign sacks were in steady request, at full prices.

!METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, February 13 I
For the time of year the supply of foreign stook on
sale here to-day was good, but chiefly in middling con-
dition. The trade may be oonsidered steady, at tail
lyticrs.
The arrival" of I›..asts from our own realism dis-
tricts were moderately extensive. The quality of most
;breeds, however, was only middling. The apply from
fifferliaad was in excellent condition. On the whole,
SawWA trade was in a sluggish state, at in some
a decline in the quotatioas compared with
' day last of 2d. per 81b. The tap "guru for Soots
and crosses way re. 4d. per 81b.
Notwithstanding the severity et the weather about
a moiety of the sheep--the show of which was small-
-was out of the wooL Ilye quality of most breeds was
good, and the derma/ rated at eady, at last week's
ettrreney. Prime Downs sell at 6s. W., but a few
balf-breda, with very fine woo' realised 6a. 4d., and
even 13s: 6d. per 81b. Clipped Downs produced Sc. per
lills. _

-1
few Jambe were disposer) of at from 7a. to 7a. 4d.
per alb.
Calves were in 11304141, to antesly. and in steady re-
geoid, at full prioes—v, from 4e. 4d. to 54. Bd. per 81b.
We have to report • good trade for pigs, on rather
higher terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

THE NATIONAL DEBT.

The Lords Commissioners of her ifejeaty's Treasury
having certified to the Commissioners for the Reduction
of the National Debt, in pursuance of that Act 10th
Geo. IV., a. 27, sec. 1., that the actual surplus revenue
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland,
beyond the actual expenditure thereof, for the year
ended the 30th day of September, 1864, amounted to
the sum of £2,587,571 Lt. 11d.
The Commissioners for the Reduction of the National
Debt hereby give notice, that the sum of £642,892 158.5 d.,
being one.fourth part of the said Burping, of
£2,687,571 Is. 11d., will be applied, under the
provision' of the said Act, between the 6th day of
anuary, 1865, and the 31st day of March, 1865, to the
I following purposes, viz
To be applied towards the reduction of
the Natienal Debt ... £646,892 15 5
. . .

Add interest receivable on account of
donations and bequests, to be applied
to the purabitae of stock ... 7,409 0 0

.£66001.15 5
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

Floyer,
which
,at stated
Gould had

'similar offence, ens - £2 and
20s. and oosta.—Delsodame wore

FA% , IL P.
Look Place

Charier I

trial
id give them to
water.—Crate
ttp
re of
Gould
'with

A offence,
above, br"
•__

acted quite properly in brin _
PoLownes TROUT.— Slid
Gould, labourers, of Ford*** Were Awned by
Georg. Merck PorekeePer, keleriefilly taking You,
two treat from a stream at Modersd, the private Written
7propectietJameslifellawas, Faq.—John Squibb mid ~,,when
abaci veat 10 o'clock on the morning of the 3rd
Acetone' be,aaw Crate lake two bout from a stream
wf water 'belonging to Mr. Fellowes, ander'
dCharles Gould. Crate was in the water..-
.denied the offence, and mid he only picked
.4 'unit—Crate, having been convicted before
- fined -4 code, and G
• charged
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

-- ---
Ming on
P.C. Rare

High-street,
„ to which he made
coastal be dealt with
41."1

Reeding,
the ezeosiineii of bli
_ acaatapaaled eargaukt
!11/tot' ma he had been
Canliver

though( they .
• off. This appears
• appearame of the

ree'peotl7w
ai " Diek

sumpkms
May's usual
of brathren
and was ably
the removal

01 - 4a large
Corey °couplet the s
flenwood- u vioe. _
'I ova' sod patriotic toasts were
acknowledged. Complimente-
d succession in
thanics •
Mr.

11,14111 ie701146
bountiful reps
It would be I

with

their
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

THE CITY WORKEIOUSL
. .

The Town Clerk having remarked that at thrir last
meeting the Council did not dispose of the subject of
the City Workhouse, when the City Lands Committee
reported that the offer they made to pur.lase the moiety
belonging to the Bi-hop for £750 had been declined by
hie lordship's solicitors. The Council after a short dis-
cussion confirmed the report of the committee, that it
was inexpedient to incrtaxe the offer made by the
Town Clerk.—The Town Clerk stated that pursuant
to the resolution passed at the last meeting he had
affixed the corporate seal to the memorial to the Lords
of the Treesnry for the purchase of the Belle Vue
estate, and the sale of the reversions of the corporate
property.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

ROUSE OF LORDS.

THUBEIDAT.—The Lord Chancellor laid some returns
on the table relating to the bankruntoy laws. Fie
showed that last year there were 7,224 bankruptcies.
The whole of the property realised was £677,536. Of
that amount £513,604 was divided among the creditors,
and £143,872 wai absorbed in the cost of collecting and
dividing. To that latter sum must be added £140,000,
the cost of the tribunals, so that the amount spent in
dividing £533,004 was masa than 10s. in the pound. To
prevent this the law mull be remodelled. During the
7'4ar property valued at £3,802,000 had been dealt with
under trustee ships—an arrangement which had been
perfectly successful. There had been great defaults in
the assignees' departments, and to correct all these
things a new Act was necessary. A bill would be
Introduced as goon ai the report of the committee of the
House of Commons on the subject should be made.—
After • few words from the Farl of Belmore in reference
to • judgment in Chancery in Ireland as to the liability
of sharehold,rs in railways, Lord Houghton moved for
returns oonneoted with the Destitute Casual Poor Act
of last session. That Act had not lessened the demands
On private charity and he was anxious to see how the
measure had worked.—Earl Granville consented to give
the returns—After • few words from the Earl of
Longford, the House adjourned at half-past five o'clock.
FRIDAT.—The Lord Chamberlain brought up Her
Majesty's reply to the Address.—Lord Ravensworth
gave notice that on Thursday next he should call atten-
tion to the inequalities of the poor law in the metropolis
and the suburban districts.—The Earl of Leitrim moved
for papers relating to the death of John Darcy, said to
have been shot by the police in the county Clare. His
lordship severely reprehended the conduct of the pollee
in the affair. He also moved for similar papers as to
the death of Robert Davidson at Belfaat—Earl Granville
declined to give the papers, and defended the police.
After a few words from Earl Donoughmore the motion
was withdrawn,—The Earl of Leitrim moved for papers
relative to the removal of M. D'Arcy Irvine from the
commission of the peace in Ireland, and denounced the
system of governing that country without the co-opera-
tion of the landed gentry.—Earl Granville had not been
able to enquire into the matter. —The motion was post-
poned, and the House adjourned at twenty minutes to
six o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

r

ok_

DORCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB.

The last meeting of the present session of this
club took place at the Antelope Hotel, on Saturday,
j. G. Wood, En., occupied the chair, and Mr.
Genge the vice-chair. Truro Was a very full atten-
dance of members. The subject wee—" Exgessive
Game Preservation—its effects, moral and material,"
introduced by G. J. Wood, Esq. The paper was a
highly interesting one, and evoked considerable die-
.cussion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

11;;Irfn;od
chstressing
vithin b,

r

ACCIDENTS TO LIFE OR LIME,
TO FIELD, THE STREETS, OR AT ROME,
Provided for by & Polley of the
RAILWAY PASSENGERS'

ASSURANCE
64, CORNHILL, LONDON, E.c,
COMPENSATION RAS BEEN PA.ID
FOR 10,000 Claims,
£lOOO in case of Death, or DI per Week while laid op
by Injury, secured by an Annual Payment of from
£.3 to p 51].
For Particulars apply to de Clerks at the Railway
Stations, to the Local Agents, or at the Offiees,
64, .COENHILL, and 10, REGF,NT STREET,
W. J. VIAN, Secretary.
C. GOOD, Old Bank, AGENT FOR DORCAS:STELE
Agent for Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oakley, Manager
Dorsetshire Bank; Yeovil, Mr. Johg Stone, Pen Kin
Hotel; Mr. Iroatekßristol and Exellat Railway Eita&fm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

Coon truly,
THOM AS
SAMIJIL

The
Lords
of Cam
Wsles

Pieldletrenthide, In
Ty Chilly," beg leave
SO stoves in their
reading desk, and
it long since hid fires
~at the reqsest 0 some
yen lit on Saturday
ist be drawn out of
• were not very
" • handful,"
• very clever
J them very nesrly
mixed, at one filling,
g the winter. The
regret if they believed
the attendance of any

, bold m-o-re—iisit
;born Joust be

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To tAir
Hdfr-
STR._fle ohnrshwardem
Midway to a leiter signed "N
In state that there are t
wish" ehorch—one steer the
moth* near the organ, which no'
*litre, lie them on filen days; bet
of the parishioners -they have
evenings that the desep, if -
Its wall.; and although I
large, the fad is UPI' meet I
so the man who ignite* ti
pecker, as he contrives to
ball a bushel of charcoal an
every %tindery afternoon
churchwardens woalif feel rones
any nenlisencie of theirs prevented
persons trona their pariah chums-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

a
obliged
poicetosin

film with
Prisoner •
bat they
the•

-11 ..-
.. -Sr.
and th.

"Slatil%

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prisoner I
he had
had been
aeali ne
Meru

not 1.
out, b

charging
no *newer.—
by the I3enah„
ought to go to
,—Another case
an named doeeph
wee charged with

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tor.ty-

, QUA

-111.14*
r.1:116.

79g.t

_ were given, and the utmost
and good prevailed throughout the even-
Wool braes band wu in attendanoe under the
of Mr. Joseph Con, senr., and added greatly
\sores of the evening.
BROM—LOYAL GARIBALDI LODOIL—The
the opening of the Bore Regis
-Adige of Independent Order of Odd
was oelebrated by a supper on Friday
the Royal Oak Ina, provided by Brother
1 ef.sellent style, and was partaken
oompany, numbering between
and friends of the Order.

to
• at ,
WU very kindly taken
of Blandfoyd (to

isevigni atiskil

ta▪ w
obi it
police.
*sone,
ha had
had been n
ootil.i not ha
Vern out, ba..
_ _

toe

glees,
harmony
ieg.—The
leadership ot
to the pleasures ,
WIRE REGL9.-
third atkeiversary of
Loyal Garibaldi Lodge
Fellows, M. 17., was c
the 3rd inst., at the B
Bootees. in his usual
cam we. of by -.mendable
_ =MI another thirty members eatue to Ins aesista;xi,—ln &hum Own,' nnoertnnety of eh. weather many member.
said, althonsit he might be poor and yggiget resida4 • Mate.. '••••boa.+001 from attending,
never oommitted any theft, althougit—ba The Chen. by P.G. W.
unfortunately In the company of Morley. He Atkinson, bite., cotupliance with an
have hurt the officer as his boots were almost invitetion from to. Loogeh by W. Wide,
but he eoald not see the form of getting ilieck.etite rikedigniossg o( the NMI% Licneden,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

, take —piisOuer
oonspany with the
desperate sedates
put 'him on

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING.

Wednesday was the day appointed for holding a
quarterly meeting of the Council mad Local Board
of Health. bat, after waiting half an hour, not
sufficient_ being•present to form a quorum,
the I adjourned, to some future time. The
was handed tons by the Mayor for
publication
Weymouth, 23rd January, 1865.
My dear Sir,—Mr. Howard informs me he has puts
notice In the hook to ooneider at the meeting of the
Board of the subject of the drainage. As I
shall leave to-morrow for the south of Franoe,
for three or sour months, I shall not be present, and
-fore ," mit proper to write to you my reasons for
the Board of Health to suspend for the
kesley's statement there seems
to be overcome. Now I wish
any heavy expense to be folly satisfied
be adopted will answer the effectual
town. My anxious desire is that in
drainage we may feel that the sum
will answer the purpose completely,
to the torn; and therefore I vial
ample time maturely to consider this
Whitehaven are now being
the eupe,intendence of Mr. Hawitealey,
being situated somewhat like this place,
act wisely to see how the drainage
towns before we decide.
are various opinions afloat as to the
This question will, no doubt, be
in the encroaching session of
we may derive advantage.
, started this drainage question, I
anxious to be present at the future pro-
which is another reason for my wishing to
out this may seem selfish on my part.
very anxious to see this town thoroughly
4 drained, being fully convincied it will tend
Se welfare and prosperity of the inhabitants.
doubt, will ere long have Mr. Hawkesley's
report, and I trust that the time will arrive
shall find the difficulties overcome, and be able
in g satisfactory manner.
Yours very truly,
W. Buoy.
Bteggall, Fr.q., Town Clerk.
Superintendent of Polio' laid before the
a statement respecting the unsatisfactory
ill which Abe streets of the town were Munn-
The report stated that from the 28th
last to the 6th of February 780 public
lighted; but of this number 15
at all, 34 after being lighted be-
and on the 29th of January, at
were not lighted.

to. cm I:;ers

meeting wai
letter

-A;aft-h-

home

deem

dninsge.

acine-uvii.sHa7)

—From

incur.

- -
expended
satisfaction

shall

F.

The

Council

,nated.
of J 1
lanai
had
'came e_
haltpaat

those
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-02-14

hie
pisksze
boughs ft

vritb
of Job
the 21et

tut Crate caught a win.
r.othing to do with it, although he came up ....
after. —The Bench said there was no evidenoe
against Gould, and. limy Mould, diaries him, bat I
booid (trite iik, a ihnlitimissp4 irriitibie dna cam.
In default or Taynient Crate wae committed for two
months' herd UWur, brit Gould was allowed a week I
for payment. -
Stimman A. Proruire.—Philip Childs, labourer, I
urea Sratitht op on remand charged stealing -
pickup valued at ts, the property Lewis, t.
Eampisham. —lt appeared that on January
prosecutor left the pickaxe in a chalk-pit where '
wee at work, and a day or two after discovered
bad been 'taken stray. Suspicion
..e wee searched, and
- the feel house.—