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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

wage - iti te at
4 trade steady at la*
1 esnaastptlve darn&
change.

CATTLE malign+.

lifmrlopoLrrstr, Thureday.—Onr market toslav was
but moderately supplied with beast.% yet all breeds
moeed off slowly, at ldratday's surreoey. The top Imre I
was ss. per 816. Primo Dowse and half-bred. were ka I
fair request, at previous rates. Otherwise, tile mutton
kid. ruled bas 77, at bezel,' stationary prime. We have I
to report a slow inquiry for mine, the supply of white
was rather limited, on former terms. The quotatiorm
nuipd from 4a 4d. to ss. 4d. tor 81b. The isle for
pip wan heavy, at laie rates. ha mil& cows mg few
transactions took plasm.

Per ftlb, to oink tits Offal
s. d. a. d.
lat. team bouts 3 4to 3 PrlioolostA4ows•4 Bto 4 1
llootool osallty 3 to 4 Lrg. coons 40141444 4to 4
Primo large tau 4 Ito 4 Primo moil
Primer fleets, he. 4 Itob Large bon ... . .
In. tom. gum. 3 Ito 3 Neat col porters 3 10 to 4
llottood qsality . 3 St. 4 &Avg. ea 10040441413 oto 16
Prime roarr• wile 4Vto 4 Qr.oU sir 0r0402 ot.s
TOTAL SOPPLT.--British—Boosta, 930; cows,
sheep and lambs, 3,600; calves, 160; plus, 100.—
Foreign—Beast., LSO ; sheep and lambs, 312; salves,
OU ; pip. 20.
NZWOATI AND LIADI4I4IIALL, NUS,. —Full num.
tunnies of meat are on ask at the.. markets. The
trade hss ruled quiet, at our quotation.

Far 81b., by the caresee.
d. i.d,l il. d.
Inferior beet .. 32t0 3 Toledo, mattne 01. S 4
Middling ditto 3 I ~3 8 Middling ditto.. ~4 0
Mine large do. 310 ~4 Prime ditto . . 8,4 4
Prime mall ditto 4 4„ 4 0 Brea I pork ... 10.. 4 s
Veal 3S„ 4 I Lugs ditto.... S „ I
Baarroc, Thersday.—There warn. very full imp* of
cattle, including a largo number from Ireland ; there
wets a good many country boyars present, and although
Iced. was dull, their presence indooed a large business
at prices which, notwithstanding those of last week
ruled, showed a downward tendency ; 665. to Ms. per
cwt. was obtained for beat, and 60s. to 63e, for inferior
qualities. A large show of store settle, and trade dull,
Shire being serenely icy inquiry, and consequently only
• limited was dons. There wu a very full
'apply of sheep, of rather indiffareat quality ; there was
in motive trade, and nearly all were awed out, at last
week's inter, which were very firm; 644. per lls was
the quotation for best wethers and 6d. per lb. for ewes
of inferior quality. The West-street pig market warn
only shortly supplied, but Mier* wee an improvement
In tbe demand, and prices showed a alight advance on
Pail week's large decline, Pa per score being given for
beet sorts. Full supply of horses, but eatrealy say trade
doing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

WRECK ON THE HOOK SAND, NEAR.
POOLS

Daring • meth-easterly gale, sod in thigh weather,
early on Saturday morning (reports Cl. Nears Peony,
Esq., Lloyd's agent), the Gooiest, off and from
Gaernosy,bonad to London with a cargo of granite atom.
west ashore on the Hook Sea& The life boat
Huger Wood, of the National Life-boat Instito.
floe was laancitedsoonidtar daylight and rendered miry
possible mistimes to tb• vessel, putting moo on board,
who theshuged 160 tons of her cargo. Al evening
esme on the ple increased, arid the life boat then took
off the orew and oilers sod !Laded them in safety.
In doing le the kat, which this had 30 souls on
bawd, wee twigs 111.4 by heavy seas, bat
haasedietely shared sad tsd hereelf. TM mooed
masmila wee kamked , bat soon recovered
himself tied gel Seto the boat *pin. The waster
sod erow of tier Oisateet speak in the highest terms of
the behaviour of the life boat sod mew, and it is very
satisfactory to no all tbat the life boat has rendered such
undeniable good envies in saving life. The vessel is
elill(eariday) holding co, without • man on board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

FIRE AND DISTURBANCE AT LYME REGIS.

On Wedneedzy night a ere broke out on the premise*
known as " the Baths," Lyme Regis, and, notwith-
standing tbs drone of the firemen in charge of the
engine, the place was soon maimed to mhos. The.
" Roth." were prinnipally emistrucited of wood and
thatch, whisk continued to burn WI early next morning,.
and a large number of persons remained to witame the
fire. Two horses and toe pip, which were in an nut-
tiness at the rear, were burst to death, On Friday
night • distnibanes of • rather serious character
occurred in the town. A number of boys and women
attacked the dour mill, and did a consideraNe amount
nf damage. The artillery were called oat, and paraded
the town. A renewal of the rising was expected on
Saturday night, and the police force of the borough
(two f) was strengthened by • dosen elks erisatables
rent from head.quartera. The e 'suing peewee quietly,
hot late at nigbt there were ladle...fiats et a re-

commencement of rioting, when the ringleaders were
captured and pissed hi the look-up, a emerge Mash bash
the effect of dispersing the assembled mob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

CO U G H S-I,CO LDS,'_ ASTI

- -CAUTION.-
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'B CHLORODYNE
Is publicly acknowledged bythe most eminent physicians
of the dsy to be the most elhotual remedy ever disoo-
vered. CAUTION—Bs sure to obtain Dr. J. COLIJB
BROWNE'S CRLORODYNE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

CERN a ABBAS.

Tug Dees Staab! ,c 0 CASE.—On Wednesday,
November 13, George Gale and Thomas Vine, were
brought up before Colonel Digby, and J. Bridge, E.l,
on remand, charged with *Wiling three ducks, and two
chickens, the property of Mr. t.ydlleY Burch.. a
Forchester farm The prosecutor deposed to seeing
the ducks and chirtens safe on Thursday afternoon,
the 31st ult ,and to missing them the next morning.
In answer to the Clerk, he said he knew his ducks from
his brother's because his brother's were "mallards -
(laughter). A little boy named Thomas o:watch, said
he was parting Mr. Burch 's farm, about six o'clock
on the evening of the 31st ult., when he saw the two
prisoners near Mr. Burch's gate. Gale had a duck in
his hand. tie knew it was • duck, because he heard
it "quack." They were going towards Gale's house,
Glades Bilis, poultry dealer, of Cattistock, spoke to
purchatidg ten &Mks and to chickens from Gale on
the night of the 31st, at Cittttislooki gaigabeth
Cousins, of the Fox inn, Cattistock, depoked that the
two prisoners were together at the Fox Inn, on the
night of the 31 t Superintendent Underwood said he
found the property at Mrs. Lovrman's, Weymouth, and
she stated that she bought it of Ellis. Superintendent
Lewis mid when prisoners were under remand, Gale
told him he did not steal the ducks, but Vine did it.
Ou being cautioned, Gale said he was not satisfied with
the eViderioe which had been given against him; Ito
should apply for a copy of the depositions, and go to
the session. Vine had nothing to liar. Both wets
committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

BL AN DFORD.

DRUNK AND RIOTOUS. —John Idurtain, who stated
tha Ft) belonged t o Worsham, mid bad come to
Blandford to sell rabbit skins, was brought up in malady
oharged on the information of P.O. fiewrioar with being
drunk and riotous on Um previous night to WestastrioN.
—Prisoner admitted having had sonic drink, but denied
using bad language—H. was committed for seven days'
bard labour.

HZALTII OF TIM TOWIII.—We bare been requested
to state that the Impriusioo conveyed by a
which lately appeared in • conternporay that re'vrialftg ri
otber diseases prevailed to • serious extent in Blandford
aid Ilse wurronading villages, is happily without founds-
tiro. With the esosptioo of one or two owes a fever
and several cams of measles amoog children, which are
sure Dorset lees to prevail during the autumn months,
th• health of the town is and luis been in • most satia-
testacy slide.

011.4.24111 AND COrnirtxn-rmision.—On Saturday last,
at the Townhall, Illandford. before the Mayor (F. T.
Johtui, EN.), and J. 8. Daniell, Req., James Dear, a
young man of the town, was summoned for assaulting
Edwin Matthews, lergeant lathe Dorset Militia, on the
Bth November. On a eroes-sunstoons, Matthews and
another man named Odd,, were charged with assaulting
Klbrabeth Dear and Jentima Dear. Mr. Atkinson
appeared for the Dears, and on their behalf admitted
the assault byMrs. Dear, but phoded in initigation that
Matthews first assaulted her claurbter. -After hearing
the evidences which clearly showed that all parties were
very mach to blame, the maxistrak% dismissed both
charges, at the MIUMP time remarking that the ems was
most diners/mild, and that no doubt both parties were
equally in fault. The case appeared to excite some
Interest among the class of persons to which the
accused belong.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

W. L'HOMME,
COAL, SLATE, AND TINDER MINCE
DORCHESTER.

COALS.

wen Ton.

d.
BEST HETTOICS WALLSEND... 1 6
BEST FOREST OF DEAN (highly 10 0
reoommended to economists) ...
BULL() RUBBLE .•. ••• • 111 •
BEST SMITHS' COAL... ... ••• 1 0 0
NEATH CULIII 11 •
IfYISRS' TENBY STONE COAL ... 1 5 0
Carriage to all porta of the county it low ratm.
Na—DEPOT F,)R YR G. .1. VERTIIICS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

WOOL MARKETS.

BRADFORD, Thareday.—The wool market has become
so Inactive that the aggregate amount of badness is very
small. Only a few choice sorts of wool can be moved
off, and inferior descriptions am quite unsaleable.
Losnos, Friday.—The public sales of colonial wool
opened heavily. The attendance of home buyers was
may moderate, and foreign houses were poorly repro-
seated. Bidding' In all descriptioos progremed slowly,
and prices pre way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

NOTICE.

DORCHESTER RIPOSITORT AGRICULTURAL
SILL
arrassmasa 1852.

REopPNING OF DORORWCTER MARKET
FOR THE ELLE OF CATTLE.

kr R. T. ENSOR bop to announoe that hie
NEXT BALE will to held on SATURDAY,
NoTEMBER
I. 00aiequence ,t it Imam Martinstoen Pair day Me
Sala aill ommonage an two o'clock instead of one.
Pawnor Errand:-
2 fat heifers. 2 ditto. 3 ditto. 3 ditto.
2 1.1 takes. 4 fresh cows.
2 barrenera 3 ditto. 3 ditto.
Pore bred 2-year Alderney bull. Inch lamas,.
3 three-year old Devon heifers, forward in
1.4101.-14^ 4ireh.,•1100,4111.04
20 let Down anthem 10 fat hors litba.
30 Intents. .10 ditto. 10 ditto.

5 hatrla ll'orttaZd e.rei7.— --
At the Berme Itepceitory adjoining the Flume of
_ _ .
Fee !hers Inn, at three o'clock.

3 useful owl wren
nen saddle e, complete, and 3 sets of gig harness, kc.
rug. and I..orre cloths.
IA 111, 1.7.T11E• All RESPICTVOLLT SOLICITZD.
Extensive Shins are 'rested for the shelter of Cattle,
sad Hasp provhied for Stock sent the day before the
Bale, at res Aerate Charges.

COmmit aion-4d in-the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
A per 11.11 t. on Horses and Implements.
PROF.EDS OF SALE PAID TO VENDORS

SAME iiii:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

DEATHS.

November 7, at Iwerne Minster, Catherine, widow of
the late Mr. Thomas Kerley. aged 78.
November 12, at his residenoe, Westbonrce Park,
London, Robert Penny, Beg., I n the 82n1 year of his
age-
November 13, at Bwsosge, Miss Mary Ann Pushinan,
AreaP2 years.
November 13, at Blandford, Mrs. H.rt, sod 48
Yen._

At-17pway, after • long illness, Elisabeth, relict of
the late Mr. Enos Pothecary, of that place, in her 91st
year ; beloved and respected by all who knew her.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

SWANAGE.

Tan TOrrtirg.—On the Bth instant the annual
meeting of abareholders in the &vinare Tontine was
held at No. 1. &vizir-place. The following share-
holders were present either in person or by proxy :
Messrs. Babbington and Mir Foyle (of the firm of Foyle
and Co., oral metabolite), Mr. Chinch! Miter, Mr.
Henry Miter, Mr. Edward Fuller (Leeds), Mrs. and
Miss thartlett (*arebun). Mr Irv& (Dorehesterl. le.
The chair was taken by Mr. Freeland Miter. The ao-
rents were examined, approved. mad pared. The
Freneh Exhibitioe this you has had in klwanage, as well
as other watering places, • damaging elfoot upon the
letting of honer and lodgings. The meetieg was ad.
learned for • month, when it will be held at Mr °Mee
of Mr. F. Filliter, North-square, Wareham. We are
glad to her that Sossege is more arid more appreehaed
every omen, separally the hour at and near &your-
plass, for the sake, no doubt, of their floe situation and
the ezindleros of the neighbourhood.

ESTUTLINIMM—ku excellent entertainment wee
given at the Mowlem Institute, on Wedneelay evening,
November 13th. The programme wee as follows :
Duett hum "Fr. Diavolo;" Mrs. Pope and Mies E.
pert; glee, "Happy is our soldier band," Class; song.
"The Mill," Mi.. A itcheinti ; reading. "117 Gill,*
Mr. Hillier; comic song, "Sweet Jenny," M
more ; duett, "Let me be near thee,* Mrs. one and
Mir Daw ; King, "Three nohers," Mrs. Pops; reeling,
"Law-Daniel v. Dishclout," Mr. Pope; song, "Home,
sweet Home," Miss Altai:moon ; a dialogue from Julius
Cesar, "Brutus and Cupids," Messrs. Smedinore and'
P 11115.,; comic song, "The Maas et Hampton Court,'
Mr. Fooks; &lett, "Les Hingenote." the Mimes Burt;
comic rem, "Fine mild Irish Gintleman," Mr. Pope;
glee, "Winds gently whisper," Clam ; comic mug,
"Lord Lovell," Mr. ',Allier; "God save the Queen."
The glee elms and its conduotor, Mr. F. G. Fooks,
acquitted theniselfee dart satisfaetorily. The °hair was
taken by Mr. J. Moorhen*. Thl room was densely
crowded, end the audience were most oprotricesly de.
lighted. There is to be a most laughable farm in the
same room on Wednesday next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

ALLEGED RIOTING AT CHARMODTH.

It was rumoured is Bridport on Tbuseday that there
bad been rioting at Cbanneuth on the pts.iono night.
It MIMI, bowies', that though • oo.sld.,ibb samba
oP parsons amembleel together. these was no ?Wks. es-
bib Md. The probability is that they were
iato the street by seeing the glare from the Is tehishi
wits,raging at Mx. Vine's, in Allingtoo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

11411DILN NOITON.

amorous AID FATAL 'Latimer Armoire.—
On Tuesday eight a fatal sestina weaned on the
Gnat Ironies Bawer, at Midden Newton. The
ander-guard easompanying the up goods train from
Weymouth at E. 15 p.n. mu • wan maenad Edward Cave,
lot Bristol. On arriving at Maiden Newtou about nine
e'lleeici ewers' trudge had to be added to the train, and
' Cave proomded to omple them. He had does this in
, oar cask and woe ratting out from tattoo= %streaks,
by pealing beneath the balm, when two ether.wWens
mire brought down. The eoasensioa forged onto the
*mks from whieh Cave vas in the eat at getting, he
' wee knotted down epos one of the rails, aad the treats
palmed over both lap and hia left arm, eompletely
savertag them from his body. The oxidant ens quietly
discovered, and the eafortanate man vu carried to the
waiting-roam. kr. Itaadall, surge, of Maiden New-
ton, happened to be cm the platform, and be at own
misdated every possible assistance to the sufferer, bat
It wail unavailing, and in about an hoot the man mimed
to lima He was sonacions to the end, and iatimated
that the conarreasse was quite 'evident& He was a
setistle-egod mean. sod Imam a ,it. and four children to
deplore die lots. On Wednesday evening an inquest
waa held Ware H. Loa, Beg., deputy ear.Or • and the
jury returned a vodka of accidental death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

BRiDPORT.

Flare B.V.R. Rill.' SinsOrfila —.1114 'l'l°44l
competition for prima in aostwation with the }endive.%
Rifle Company took plata at tin butts on Thera., and
Friday. On Thursday, tha ant prim, £4, and the
challenge won was woo by tlrreent Barrett ; tid prig-,
lac Sergeant Halation! ;Sel, £2, Corporal linemen ;
4th, CI 101., Corporal Terry; sth, Cl, Sergeant Good;
6th, £l, Semi. Hounsell ; 7th. lin., Sergeant Robert.;
Sib. ion. Pried. Stevens; 9th, 104. Private tibias;
10th, 0., corporal Windham. The watoh given by
Captain Commandant Edwards was woo by Con oral
013 Friday the other prises weft shot for, when
Lieutenant &quids eim was woo by H. Stevens.

VigTIT MEETING.—A vestry was held at Bridport
Church on Thursday to determine *bat amount of
voluntary a-attributions should be raised in lieu of
church rate in this pariah,and to consider and determine
on •n application made by the sexton for an inereer's of
salary. It was a very small meeting, the Nev. N. 1..
Lee, the rector, took the chair. Kr. Ternpleman wild it
would be nroessary to have the 641310 rate as last year,
as he ads only able to clear off half the expenses last
year, and by hating the some rate this year he hoped
to pay alljand leave. smotl Wanes Mr. Collins then
proposed and Kr. G. G. William seconded that a
voluntary rate of 61. in the be made for the ensuing
year, grind' was carried. With regard to the neston's
salary, Mr. Templernan statrd it took the man Hassey
longer now at burial. owing to his having to go to the
amatory than when they took plan.. in the churchyard.
He (Mr. Templeman) at present paid a man El per year
to look after the shrubs in the churchyard, and thrre
were other expenses which be proposed to include in
the salary to the sexton. Re thought the congregation
would 16* willing therefore to Pay him £l2 in future
instead of Ell, pm:trilled his duties as donned at the
vestry in IkLiy, 18M, whon iie sem Iret apoointed. acre
properly tarried our. He most keep the eborohyard in
',leper order, end Agee the gram regularly rat. Irbiela
he proposed be'shoeld have himself for the 'Jutting. and
,whieb would be a little perquisite for him, as he weld
make money out of that. Mr. Templernau then formally
proposed and Mr. H. N. Cox sermoded that the sexton's
salary he 'Merl from £$ to £l2 per year from the lit
of January next, whieb was serried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

WRYIIOUTFI TOWN COUNCIL

Yeaterdar morning a meeting 01the Council wail Ltdd,
the Mayor in the chair. Thera were prment Mews.
W. Kilos and Howard (aldetmem), E. Thomas., Robert.,
Buck, U. Derenish, Webb. Brown, &eaten, 0. Eliot,
A. thcon, Coalmine, and Drew.
The minutes of the last meeting were mad by the
Chrk and eonfirmed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

AND LOW PRICII23.

BEWARE OF SPURIOUS IMITATIONS.

W. G. BROWN' ..... Peirsey,
JOHN L,RI6 hil•aaa Woodford
O. J. VIRIIIII Weymouth.
W. BAILIZ Wrougbtos, nearfirriodon.

WHEAT SOWING.

Particulars of GIBBS, BELL, and Co.,
Vitriol Works, near Victoria Docks, London,
or their Agents.

TROMAB CHANDLER Hungerford.
It. Gamins Porto°, Wootton Bassiett
Joust Dom. Warminster.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

'XTRKRAS Camans Wauex lemur, of Pier House, Dover, in the County of Sent,
Esquire, and Tee Tearrese roe ins Ooseanoeriox or PIOTINTIJIT 111911/ITZIII or ma
Inneemipmer DISoIaPIATION in the Parish of Buolkland Newton, in the County of Dorset, being respectively
interested under the provisions of "The A cta for the Inclamre, Exchange and leipravesnant of Lands, In the
Land and Hereditament. set forth in the Schedule hereunder written, with the Esea,ent. end Appurtsamioes
thereunto belonging; and being dasirous of effecting an Exchange of the same, have made oppllmtion. In writing.
to the Inclosure Commissioners for England and Wales, to direct enquiries whether Mal proposed lixeltanip
would he beneficial to the Owners of such respective lan& and Hereditament., and to proceed with the seam
under the provisions of the said Acts.
Now the Inclosure Commissioners for Ragland and Wales, being of opinion that such Exchange would be
beneficial, and that the terms thereof are just and reasonable, HIIIII3T OM Nance that they will muse to be
framed and confirmed, under their Hand. and Seal, an order of Exchange in the matter of the said applicatioe,
unless notice, in writing, of dissent to the said proposed Exchange be given to them by some person entitled to an
Estate in, or to • charge upon, the said land and Ilcrsdltement., or any part thereof, on or before the 27th day
of FEBRUARY next.

THE SCHEDULE
TO WHICH TEI FOREGOING NOTICE RETIES.

.... wideh the above.nained Land and Hersditestesta Is which the aboveesassd
situate in TIMM= are intierested, situate in the perish of
- ...., Coen.- of n---• and
Wootton, n gy -VigittilPliklr.Ot fa ii..—iza .1
to be exchanged for the Lend and He tamest§ ereditaniants heseinbefors speeilisd.
hereinafter specified. No. on
No. on Inalosure
Inclesure Yap
Map, dated kit Description. A. I. P.
dated 21st Description. Dee., 1854.
tPiece of
cLard, f
s. Ips3rilaszt qf
Pasture Ground, hel4l:
to ZAOCR sue GILAY, asepert 0 013
of which is site of Ohspg, in
the occupation of QUILL'S
NOIL WiLLJUN and othan

Land and Hareditamenb
CHARLES WILLIAM Nnirer

A. LP.

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ROCKLAND Nrwros.
ran IL Pasture Lend, ill his own occupation 0 011
No. oa
Tithe

Part 6, lied
part of Old
Inclosure

Girsvuiss Woorroi.

Map.
Part 119. Piece of Posture Land, part of
Plonk, by the Road, in Ms own

occuistron 0 0 71
0 0 184

Witorm my hand this 6th day of November, in the year of our Lord one thosimend *tight hundred sod sixty
seven.
H. PYNII,_

13-roidar a/ the Board.

hackman Commiation, 3, Eit. Juser's Square, Loudon, S.W.

THE CHEAPEST MANURE IN USE FOR AUTUMN SOWING.

GIBBS, BELL, AND .CO.,
SOLE MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT AMMONIA-FIXED PERUVIAN
GUANO,

BELL'S

Bm to remind their Friends that this Manure is peculiarly
adapted for Autumn Sowing, nod the result from it have always been moat

wi;atishotary.
OTHER ARTIFICIAL MANURES OF FIRST-RATE QUALITY

tgs pAy.
PERIJVI AN -•
GU A N
1862
"YMON I A-C
1111Ae/1~11
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

BRISTOL

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EN GIN EERS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND

GENERAL MACHINISTS.
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MEG to offer their PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES at the very reduced pricer given in
JUll the list below. The bleb character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanship and , Economy
and Eflleiency they intend fully to maintain.
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. . .1151 7
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E. R. end F. Turner's flatmate' Stationary Engines, from four to Seehorse power, have been eroded
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Europe, all of which give the most perfect satisfaction.
Bakers of the Colebreted Corn sod Seed Cruebing Mills, Grinding Mills, Masks Breakers, and other
Indoor Agricultural Machinery; also of Hydraulic Rams, Oil Mill Kaohinery, Flax Seeding and Wel Rolls
Circular Sewing Wisehinerr. liOrtar Mills. Are.
gm- Plans and Estimates for Mill Natabtuay of all descriptions. arrangement of Farm Machinery, Ay.
txxonrearmi CATALOGUES OH APPLICATION, AT TIES WORKS, witincu, OR AT THEIR LONDON °war, 5,
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PATENT HAYMAKERS, HORSE RAKES, STEAM ENGINES, &c.,
To be exhibited at the orth-ooming Show of the Bath and West of England Society, at Balking y.

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not only the FIRST PRIZE of the Royal
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ATROCIOUS ACT.

At Liverpool police-court on Tuesday, • decent-
looking young woman, named Elizabeth Alexander,
wan brought before Mr. ftaffi-s, stipendiar7 magistrate,
charged w.th the following airocion•ly diabolical set.
About twelve o'clock on Monday night she met in •
public-house • young sailor of the name of Christian
Weimar, with whom she had formerly been on intimate
terms. Seeing him in the company of another female
she got into a fearful rage, and seizing • walking-stick
belonging to a brs,soder, she thrust the thinner en.l
into one of his eyes with such violence that it passed
beneath the other and mime out on the opposite side of
his fore. With about six or seven inches of the walking
stick tightly wedged in the sockets of his eyes, and in
dreadful agony, the poor fellowed usa convered to •
hospital, where the wood was with great difficulty
extracted, and where be now lies in a very dangerous
state. The prisoner had no defame to make. The
magistrate, telling her it was difficult to imagine that
any human being could do such • thing, it was more
the act of a demon, remanded her for seven days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

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THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.

GEORGIC ALFRED CHILCOTT, of
Stratton Mill; Stratton, near Dorchester. in
• the Coney of Dorset, Miller. Baker Sardinian, Corn
Factor, and Farmer, haring been adjudged Bankrupt
under a Petition for Adjudication of Benkruptcy, Sled
In Her Majesty'. Court of Bankruptcy for the Exeter
district, on the 21xt day of Starch. 1o67; a Public Sitting
for Ole said Bankrupt to pans him last Examination and
In*, eradication for bin Discharge, will be held
before RIGGS A IIDIICWs. F..sipire. the Commissioner of
the mid Court, on the 27th day of MAY next, at 12 of
the clock at noon preaiwly, at Queenntreet, fleeter, the
day last aforesaid being the day limited for the mid
bankrupt to yurreader.

The First Meeting of Creditors has lyen duly held,
and at I, a Public Silting ahove•mentionod. proof. of
Dcbta of Creditors who have not proved,will be received,
and the Runkrupt will be nquired to surrender
to the said l'ourt, nd to submit himeeE to be examined,
and to oink., a full .li-closure and discovery of all his
&tato and Effect., end to finish his examination.
Nonce re ut gray LSO GITCK to al! Persons indebted
to the mod Ilan bra pt, or that have any of hi. Effects, not
to &Myer the Name but to Mr. T0.....20PH1L1A CAILLICK,
Queen-street, Exeter, Official assignee, whom the
Court has appointed, and give notice to Mr. (1,
sevirs, of T)'rchester, and Mr. EDMOND H. cLARig,
of tlandy-str. et, Euler, the Solicitors in the
liteeirrovtei.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

THE DISSEVERED HEAD.

Yeah ham been written and many conflicting opinion
expressed se to iv bather lb* bead alter decapitation re
tains any sensibility, and the question bas been revived
ha Paris dpropoi of Lemaire's execution. M. Bonnafoot
gives tbs following aosonnt of an experiment on the
dissevered beads of two Arabs, whieh will probably sae
the question at reel Fle se) :—" I was in Algiers in
1833, whim I met with a military warms. IL do
Folk,* who asked so whet I thought of the orourtion
of Dr Wawa, of Now York, that. clinevorod hood

retains its sensibility for two at three minutes. I main-
tained the impossibility of the emerged fact on physio-
logical ground. ; but If. de Palloie remained uncon-
vinced. I heard that on ths following day two Arabs
were to be beheaded, and obtained leave to make some
conclusive experiments on the subject For this pur-
Pow. I had placed on tie execution ground a small low
tittle, on which wax placed • large shallow vase nearly
filled with powdered plaster. I then went to the plane
of execution, provided with a small ear trumpet and •
very sharp lancet. It bad been agreed that the ehm-us
should place the heal, immediately after it was cat off,
upon the plaster of Paris, AO alto stop the haemorrhage.
Fallois was to speak to the first head by name planing
the ear trumpet to the ear. Whilit I exorniimd what
occurred in the eye* and on the other imamrn. This
was done. but noepielistanding all the shouts into the
ear, I could not pc-reins the slightest sign of life. The
eyes remained glassy and motionless, the face di.-
coloured. 'The muscle+ wise warmly any miens of con-
traction under the influence of the lanciet. We chanced
Planes when experimenting with the second head, and
de Valois convinced himself that death was un-
doubted and instantaneous. It could not be oel erwise
physiologically speaking, for immediately after the
•liIII4IOII of the large arteries which convey the blood to
the encephalon, a sanguineous depletion t.kes
which must necessarily bring on eyneope."—Brif tat
Medical !okras!.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

MUNCKTON.

- - -
BREACH Or CATTLE PLAGUE ORDER& —John
Porter was summoned at the instance of Mr. Supt.
Baynton, before this Wieborne Magistrate., for un-
lawfully removing two onws without a lioense. It
appealing from defendant's statement that the
offence arose chiefly through a mistake on his part,
the Benoh simply required him to pay the costs
7s. 6d.

HINTON PARVA.
Twomail &scum, a labourer, was fined in the
mitigated penalty of 3d. mid 6d. ocets, by lb. Wm'
borne Ylagiatrams, on Friday last, for riding in a
wuggou drawn by three horses with no one to take
charge of theism..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

REFORM DEMONSTRATION AT
BIRMINGHAM.

On Easter Monday there was • 'rest Reform demon-
•tration at Birmingham. About 21/000 persons joined
in the proctrasion. and • manster gathering, variously
eopoted from 50.000 to 100,(100, afterwards assembled
in Brookaelds. seven or eight platforms were erected
in various parts of the ground, and front thera the •rat
multitude was addressor, and the various resolutions
oroporad. In the evening • crowded meeting took place
in tre Town-I all, under the presidency of the Mayor,
and was attended by the members for the borough
Me. Bright and Mr. ticholefield,borh of whom denounced
the Government Reform Bill as a dial...pourable attempt,
under the pretence of granting household suffrage, to
exclude rather than admit to the franchise. Both
gentlemen also spoke in eulogistic terms of the qualities
and abilities of Mr. Gladstone, and regretted that he
should have been so basely deserted by some of his
A Reform Conferenoe was held at Birmingham on
Tuesday, when there was dirge attendance ad.-le/ides
from the various branches of the Reform League. The
clammy of the Government Reform Rill were considered
in detail, cod the great majority of them were denounced
as being purposely framed to exclude from the franchise
those of the working chars who were justly entitled to
it, and as tran•parent deluttions to rattle the question
and stop agittttion. Amongst the reeolutions adopted
wail one expressing a determination not to accept the
8.11, should it be weed, with the personal payment of
rates, the two years' residential clause, and without a
lodger franchise, but to continue the agitation, in order
6 secure the pasting of • satisfactory measure.

STRIKE OF FARE LABOURERS IN SURREY
During the last fortnight there has been a "rite" in
various parts of Surrey and adjoining counties among
farm labourer', and a threat to discontinue work unless
an advance of wages was given. The farmers declined
to comply with this demand on the part of the men, but
after come oonsideration on the subject, off red them
the privilege of leering their daily work at haymaking
and harvest time and earning aa much increase of pay
by piece sr kas they could, the shepherds, ploughmen,
Ac., to receive gratuities at the close of the summer.
This arrangement has satisfied the men, and they con-
tinue quietly at their daily labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

TEI DIN NIL

A large number of the members afterwards dined
together in the Schooliroms, where an elosilent repast
bad been provided by Mr. Woolfrey, of the Bakers'
Arms. Sir John D'Oyly presided no tire occasion.
After the usual loyal toasts bed been given, the
Caa
sahtiairineasi
toread ..ainle.tterhie:rohem
retkiirereltettedv. ADa
his imb.
ilinsn
ty
ok;
be present.
The CHAIIIII/JI then proposed the tout of '' me
Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese." ooupled with the
nu' n 417 F ikle.
AWO eit in ir—ea(poaPoPdiftin7) The Re .aairl that
I he wee quite sure that the bishop end the &OA t••• •
greet Interest in the welfare of the Dorset Friendly
Society. The *Neat of that society was a most
sneaking one, and he could not understand why say one
should hold lima from it. Re mmaidered it • .iyeasit
mistake to urge as a rearm for sash eceitset that they

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THE PILE ET THE HARBOUR MITRE:ICC

Mr. VIRTUE stated that no tender had been
emived for driving a pile at the Harbour entranc,.
and as he understood there were no pile driviug
machines in the neighbourhood he suggested that the
Council should purchase one which would cost
about £2l and so be in a position to drive the pile.
Eventually the Town Clerk was instructed to write
to Mr. Stannard inquiring if he had a 14 cwt. or 16
cwt, monkey engine and the price required for the
MEM

Till KIIIO.B STATITIL

The Surveyor wae instructed to obtain from Mr.
Brown a plan for putting an ornamental dwarf
railing round the statue and to seoertai• the amount
of the probable oast, which it waa thought desirable
should be paid out of the sanitary rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

liiitsbirt.

SALISBURY.

Tug Wiltshire Yeomanry Cavalry are summoned
in muster at MarlborougL, on Saturday, the 11th of
May next.
B•LIANCRY HIGHWAY BOARD. —At the annual
...veins of this Board, on Tuesday, Mr. Einar
Waters was re-eleeted chairman, and Mr. John Taunton,
riee-chairmas for the year ensuing.
•

' Monday evening an *oast was
held by R. M. Wi.eme, Esq., on the body of Arms.
Phillips, the infant daughter of Joseph Phillips,
a bricklayer's labourer living in Castle.street. The-
obild was found dead in bed by its mother's side
on Sunday morning, the came of death being
evidently aocidental pressure daring sloop. A
verdict was returned monrdingly.
ELECTION Or CH VECNW . On Monday the
following gentlemen were fleeted to serve as eburch•
wardens for the year en ulna Thomas : Mr. H
Brown and Mr. William Jonas Wilton. St. Edmund :
Mr. R. H. Rigden and Mr. James Bingham. St.
Martin Mr. R. Lloyd and Mr. Herbert Holloway.
Fisherroti: Mr. Robert Futeher and Mr. W. Corbin
Finch. The churchwardens' dinner took phase at the
Conned Home, and was provided by He. Brown. mei
feetioner.Ceberine-street Mr. W. Pinckney presi.e4
and there were between OD and 70 gentlerr_lM Faust,
including the Bishop of Salisbury, Mr. M. Marsh, IL?,
Mr. E. Hamilton, up., ket., hi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

HOLT.

Ditusw Clicricw. —Thomas Stubbs, wboas
wife appeared OD hie behalf, was summoned before
the Beath at the Wimborne Petty Elassione, on
Friday last, on a charge of being drunk, on Sunday.
the 7th April. The evidence of P.C. Hobbs was to
the effect that Stubbs came into the churchyard
=nob the worea for liquor, and afterwards went into
the church causing an ioterruptiou of the service
daring the reading of the mond lemon by standing
up and talking out loud, and that he really fell on
going out of chnr.—lrined fa, and onto.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

BEAMMTER.

BRIDPORT HIGHW•Y BOARD. -At the meeting of
the Bridport Highway Board ou Thursday week. at
fleaminater, J. Gundry, Esq., was re-elected chair.
man, and Mr. W. Pope, of Taller Whe!me, vice -
chairman, in the place of Mr. Farmedge, who has
left the neighbourhood. The stuns to be laid out by
each parish wore Bled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

WINIBORNE ST. GILES.

A crtaitoa of removing otittle-w—i-thoSt a license.
preferred by the Superintendent of Police against
Mario Perry. was dismiased by the Wimborne
Bench sitting in Petty Semions, on Friday left, no
the ground that the defendant had accidentally lost
the permit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

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CHAHMINSTEII.
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appointed aseistani•overseer of thus parish.

CERNE A RBA&

Prete Simms*, Wednesday, April !!4.—Refore
J. E. Bridge, and R. Market, Ewes., and the Env.
C. W. Bingham.—John Mugs, farmer, of flolwell,
for allowing his hones to stray on the highway at
Pu'ham, on tbe 15th inst., was fined tis including
costa.—John Mitchell, of Palhani, for trespassing
in search of rabbits, on lands in the occupation of
Mr. Joseph Dunning, at Glanville. Wootton, on the
19ili ince,. was fined 11.., including costa, or 14
days' bard labour.—Henry Moms, of COMO
Abbas, was summated for a similar offence at
Piddletrenthide, on lands in tho occpation of Mr.
John Gundry.—Dismissed.—Andrew Loieleas
David Tii)lor. —Mr. (~Symonds, solicitor, of I.Mr-
cheater, applied for • warrant to eject the defendant
(who is a miller at Piddletrenthide) from the posses.
mon of a field called "Crates," situate in that
parish, belonging to complainant. Mr. Symonds
baying pioved his caw, the Bench granted the
required warrant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

SYMONSDBURY.

A SLIBLITON IN • GANDIN.-011 Tuesday morn-
ing, as some men were engaged emeirating in •
small garden, fronting a home at the top of the
West.rosd, in this parish, DOW in enures of vs-build-
ing, the skeleton of • man was found. It had
apparently heen lying there for ages, and from the
fact of the bead being discovered in one place and
other portions of the body in different parte of the
garden, it would mew that he came to hi* death by
foul means. By order of the Rector the skalst.
was intend in the churchyard the rune day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

CRANBORNE.

A Saw Down TO EVADI TOLLL —GOOrgil
Whiffen, s *artier, of Cranborne, was charged by
P.C. Webb, before the Wimborns Bench, oe Friday,
with not haring his name properly painted on his
areePt•—the constable stated that be was sent for
by the toll-keeper respecting a man who would not
pay the toll. When be got to the Longhorn Toll-
gate he was informed that the man had paid the
lds followed to see who the party was, and after
rentiving considerable abuse, noticed that th• name
was only writtan in ohalk.—Finad 12u and he.
node.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

TROWBRIDGE.

klisse•sta Thurs.—Oa Saturday week au inquest
was held ot Hilporton Marsh. near Trowbridge, on the
body of • weaver named George Willis, aged 60. Some
time Mem the decemed wan "crooned in love," and ever
afterward. indicted • sort of NM-martyrdom upon him-
self. He wee to disgusted with the usages of common
life. that be burnt his bedstead, and made away with
ever, other article of furniture in lkis possession, and
immured hissed' in • wretched hovel, where be slept
all tbe past winter on • heap of rap with the ruts.
This mode of life soon told upon • constitution allied/
enfeebled from want of proper nourishment soil
emulated by drunken habits. Oe Good Friday the
neighbours found him in • dying state, and be expired
before medical aid Gould be procured. The medic.l
testimony was to the tffrst tbat deceased bed disease of
the he,rt, which was saseleroted by want of proper
nourishment. The jury returned a verdiet of "Death
from natural muses."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-30

THE ORIGIN OF RITUALISTIC VESTMENTS.

They have not the slightest tincture of Flamm or
priest in their whole descent. 'hey are the dreeee of
the Syrian peasant or the Roman gentleman retained by
the clergy when they have been left off by the rest of
sorety ; just as the Bishops long preserved the last
relict of the Sowing wigs of the time of Charles 11., as
the Nutmeat boy. recall the *Daimon dram of children
under Edward VI.. as pekoes maintain the sober
costume of the Coutmonwealth, aa a clergyman's bands,
which have been crab:Jed as symbolical of the cloven
tongues, of the two Testamenta, of the two tattles of the
law, are but the remains of the turndown oollars of the
time of James I. Their very names bear witness to the
fact that thole w. originally no nut ward distinction
whatever between the clergy and the laity. They thus
strike, if they have any historical significance at all, at
the root of the rut hiererehial system of which they
are now made the badges and ornaments. The "alb" is
but the white shirt or tunic, still kept up in the white
dress of the Pope, which used to be worn by every
peasant nett to the skin, and in southern countries was
often his only garment. A variety of it, introduced by
the Emperors Commode, and Heliorshalus, with long
sleeve*, we, from the country whenee they broneht it,
called the Giamatti.. The "psII" is the palliuru,
the woollen cloak generally the mark of the phileophers,
wrapped round the shirt like • plaid or shawl. he
overcoat, in the days of the Roman Empire as in ours,
woo constantly changing its fsshion and its name ; and
the slang designations by which it wee known have been
perpetuated in the ecclesiastical vocabulary and are now
used with bated breath, aa if speaking of things too
sacred to be mentioned. One such overonet was the
cape or cope. aloe called *streak, the "waterproof."
Another wall the cAaseelele .1 06.1416, "the little house,"
as the Roman labourer called the smock frock in which
he shut himself op when at work in bed weather.
Another waa the caracalla, or car ,ca, or mare, "the
cassock," brought by the Emperor, who derived his own
surname from it, wLen he introduced it from France.
The surplice is the barbarous gamest, the ' overfur"
(superprificiam), only used in the North, where it was
drawn over the akin, of beasts in which our German and
Cede aneestors were elothed. It was the common gatb
—"the white coat" (cotes casettrat)—worn by the
regalar clergy not only in the church, bet in ordinary
life. In the oldest Regatta mosaic, that in the church
of Sta. Podentiana, of the fourth century, the Apostles
are represented in the common e1...f0al certains of the
age. No thought had entered the mind of the Church,
even at that time, of ineeting seen the most seared
personages with any other than ordinary dresses.—
idmitergAßeviese, new number.