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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

wAREHAY._

Tug appeals to schedules A and B Property Tax, were
heard on saturdiy ntorning before John- Hales Calera: t,
iles itodgett, and J. W. T. Pyler, &qrs., commis-
sioners. The hall was very much crowded with ap-
pedants. Several charges were reduced, many were
confirmed, and in several it appeared that the parties
had been charged on their own eturns to the aseessms
of their paridoes. The surveyors of taxes and the
commissioner, have an exceedingly difficult and delicate
duty to pet-form, which can only be rightly appreciated
by those who under ake it. In this ease the sitting of
the commissioners was from the forenoon till gas light.
Boitoonti Potice, November 2.3.—Hefore Messrs.
Wilcox ( Mayor) fl. Bennett, (ex Mayor), and P.
Filliter. —Blisabeth Mary Parker r. Henry Stevenson.
The complainant, a young married woman, whose
husband (William Parker), i.e sailor now serving on
board his vessel, appeared with a sem len lip and
discoloured face, showing marks of severe punishment,
inflicted by somebody. Her tale, stated on oath. ran
thus: That on Wednesday evening last, about half.
past 8 o'clock the defendant Stevenson came to her
mother's, broke open her door in New-street, and
proceeded upstairs, when, without any provocation or
altercation, she being alone and unprotected, he knocked
her dawn striking her violently on the mouth. In
defence stevenson called his sister, Mrs. Behind,
mother of the odrpplainant, who stated on oath that
she called in defendant to help her take care of he,
daughter (who had company) in her husband's absence,
when the daughter assaulted witness, tearing her hair,
i and complainant was besides very drunk. This line
of defence was also taken by defendant, who further
proved that he committed the assault in defence of his
sister, complainant's own mother. The Mayor stated
that he considered the case should be dismissed, and
a week was given to complainant to pay the costs
' incurred by herself in taking out the Emmons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

THE TOLLS sirloin; at the several TOLL
OATES, called or known by the names of
Puidina Knap Gate, Dogberry Oct., and Gate Poet
GO*, keying bon put ni. to .action ti la der, -nd the
RAMO Out ',pain, been Let, Nonce ii SOil),
arra., —That the atone will be again pot up to
Is. LET by AucrioN in Deck Lot or Lot., and et
see cum or sum. as the T.natica th n 'vivant shall
think 8., and subject in puck eonditions as will he then
end tl er.. pro Iwo% to the bet bidder, at the Naw
in Cana' Annan, in tha county of Incest, on WI!).
NE-DS Y, the 18th day of DECEMBER Peck between
the boon of Twelve o'clock at noon and To o'clock In
the afternoon of the mine day, for one year, commencing
OS the First day of deanery, 1888, at Twelve o'clock at
noon, In the manner directed by the Act of Parlianient
zieed in the Third Tear of the Reinof Hie late
est, King George the Fourth, "For Regulating
Turnpike Roads."

Whoever happens to be the best bidder must et the
same time pay one month In advance of tbe mat at
whieh sash Tolls may be Let, sad give security, with
stifilsiest sureties, to the sati.fastien of this Trustees of
the said lan pike, tor payment of the
_restialadox_ th%
aloe
"ittiell wink asy ol 0., nor.
G. 3.ANDREW%
Clark to the Trustees ot Ihoesid Tarapike Road&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

W HEREAS Camums WILLIAM Mnrirr, of Pier House, Dover, in the County of Kent,
v Esquire, and TIM TROST, MB FoB TEN 00NOILODATION OF PitoTtIFFUFF DESIMITEMS OF TUE
INDIFICIME T 13,11 me am's in the Parish of Suckland Newton, in the County of Don* being respestively
Interested under the provisions of "The *et. for the Incloaure, Exchange and Improvement of Lands," In the
Land and ereditamente set forth in the Schedule hereunder written, with the serpents and Appurtenants*.
thereunto belonging; and being desirous of effecting ILE Exchange of the ...me, have madeepplamtion, in writing,
to the Inclosure Commissioners for England sad Wales, to direct enquiries whether meth proposed Exchange
would be beneficial to the uluneri of such respective Lands end Hereditament's. and to Fiwirlid with the nen
under the provisions of the said tot..
Now the Inclteure Commissioner. for England and Wales, being of opinion that wilt Exchange would be
beneficial, and that the terms thereof are just and reasonable, S. lUMBY Give Nonce that they will cause to be
framed and confirmed, under their Hand and zeal, an order of Exchange in the matter of the said applioatioe,
unless notice, is eriting, of &swot to the said proposed Exchange be given to them by some person entitled to an
Estate in, or to a charge upon, the seid.Land and Hereditament'', or any part thereof, on or before the 27th day
of FEBRUARY next.

THE SCHEDULE
TO WHICEI THE FOREGOING NOTICE REFER&

end
which
end
temente
nemed
ZAU'defI•ILIZIR WILLIAM VIIiSNET ig inieti6 situate eieni LeadTROST Hetet"e
ere interested,inthe
the T.-
of
the Parishes of Buckland Newton (Bolivia's I Itockland Newton, in the Oseser• of Dorset, and
Wootton, in the County of Dorset. and reposed to be exchanged land wad
to be exAsunpsd for the Land and H bassinirsfas-
• lto.
!Deletion
st
Dec., 1854.
Part 5, and
part of Old
Inalosure

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.

Map
dat.d ilst Deaciption.
Dea., 1834.
Bocatalto NrwToir•
Part 11. Pasture Land, labia own occupation 0 0 11

A. R. P.

A. 1. P.

Deenription.
Piece of Imo& formerly wt of
Two Cher of Mon :
Pasture mi Ground, baler
to &morns OKAY, sad put 0013
of winch it site of Mark in
the °ovulation of CHASM
Non WiLuus sad Win

GWITILLINI WOOTTON.

Na. on
Tithe
Map.
Part 119. Piece of Nature Lend, part of
Pleat, by the Road, in his own

occuiatiOu —.—
0 0 71

0 0 llii

Wham my hand Unseat day of November, ill the year of our Lord one thoesand eight hundred and sixty
NMI.
H. Pll,llr,
By Order of the Board.

Inalasers Commission, 3, St. James's Square, Louden, S.W.

IMPORTANT WINE NOTICE!

THE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

WOOL II KRICEITS.

LONDON, Triday.—Tbs radio sales of coloolal wool
prugrewhig heavily. The atteodanos of home
buyers is small, and very few foceigeecs have
pretont Sales have been with difficulty eftwited at tho
opening &ohne in prices. For Ugh& wool there has
bass very lath, inquiry.

BILL/MORD, Thareday.—There is no homeowner* in
the wool trade The busmen doe* juriog the week
mid to-day het hew eery limit.d. Some leMi
both bright haired sad Dora weak, very seams and
small in quantity, hare bele sold at prices whisk meld
sot be realised last week, but them traaseetites an
altogether exceptional.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

ligriculturt.

fit Ala of earn.' AT Patess.—ln the House of Own-
mona, on Thursday night, Mr. Flodgkinson asked the
Vioe•Presideot of the Council whether, ea the order la
council of the 23rd day of October Last had abolished
all restrictions as to the movement of cattle to and from
markets which were open under licensee from.the Privy
Council. any, and U eo what, obieetioe existed to &How-
ling, with the WWI arenas of restrictions, the sale of
cattle at fairs legally and enstomarily bold in those
towns where such hemmed markets were hold.—Lord
R. Montagu said there was no objection to grant a sale
license on fair days—Kr. Rod ins= :Do I under-
stand that 'stile can be sent to airs without pease.?—
Lord R. Montage: It lithe same thing as with regard
to sales. -Mr. Hodgkinsou : Without pairs?—Lord R.
Montagu: Yes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

WIKEtoRN 6.

DEVISIOPAL PITIT Sgesioas, November XL—Prawn
Rev C. J. Glyn. Sir R. Oreathead, Major Portman,
and Colonel Paget—Willlain Garrett, James Hart,
and William Hibbard, of Witchampton, and James
Beet, of Manawcod, Moor Critchell, were severally
charged on the complaint of Mr. Superintendent
Baynton, with willing bread otherwise than by weight
Mr. Glyn, who retired from adj idicating in the cue,
gave the three defendants from Witchsmpton an
excellent character for 'mural uprightness in their
business -it appeared from the statement of the
Superinie .dent that the loaves sold were slightly
deficient in weight. Defendants stated that the bread
was sold in their absence, they kept wales and wei:hte
on the counter, but the person left in charge forgot to
nee them —They were each fined ?a. and lie costa
George Sherwood, of Canford Magna, was charged on
the information of Harry Toovey, gamekeeper to the
Hon (Sunday Berkeley, with trespassing in search of
game on lands bWonging to sir Ivor Herta. Guest - ,
oovey stated that on Saturday morning, 16th Now
about balf•past two o'sluk, he was out watching, and
beard a rabbit sty out. ile went to the plus, and
Watched and saw the defendant come and take the
rabbit oat of the trap. The trap was scion Sir Ivor a
land. -In his defence Sherwood said that he WU in the
ditch and notes the land; that he always had had the
privilege of taking rabbits. He however admitted that
though he wu not on Sir Ivor's land the bask on which
he put the trap was Sir Ivor's property.—lt being hie
first offence he was fined in the mitigated penalty of fie. I
and Bs. seete.—Joseph Robbins, a lad about 16 years I
age, Was charged and pleaded guilty to ir
in sear.* of conies on lands belonging to 11tr..141.-
Plaid 15e., including outs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

MARTINSTOWN.

Tog FAIR on Saturday was but poorly supplied
with sheep. There was a thin attendance, prices
were drooping, and only a litt'e business was transacted,
here was. fair show of oast colts and forest ponies.

MAIDEN NEWTON.

STRITT L10NT1,441 —The attempt to introduos ps
into this village has not quite ended in smoke, as it has
led to the erection of a number of metal lamps in
c.nivenient spots, which were lighted with paraffin for
the first time on Saturday last. As it was quite an
event in our village, the ooe sion was celebrated by
ringing of the church bells, and a performanoe by the
!leaden Newton brass hand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

ROUSE 07 0011110NR.

WIZINISDAY.—The House bad s short sitting, and
the report of the address .eas agreed to.
THUIPDAY.-8•••1.1 Irish members urged tits Home
Secretary to ask the judrs to n-oonaider the question
raised by this cioussal for the condemned Feniena. Is
declining to secede to this request, lfr Hardy stated
that all the judges had been consulted on the point,
and from no single Jodie had r. Jasties Blackburn
received an opinion adverse to his own.
FIIDAT.—Th• sitting MIA brief and the Wainer
unimportatt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

CORM M A RKET&

8•11111IIIIT, Tuesday.— Wheat, MIL tO M. per qr.;
barley. Mo. '0 47'.; oata, 265. to 32'; boons, 46a. to
59.. ; pea., 40‘. to 544.; ryo. 204 to 254.; tarot, 54. 64.
to 7a. per bushel; dour, flu. to 65.. pox oat&

01117 • Bilgted trate
doing. at about Monday's currency.
Drvars, Thoreday.—Whest deellsed Is. per quarter.
with • slow sale sod much meold Beat barley nearly
maiatalned last week's prices, Inferior sort. 2a. per
quarter lower. Oats Is. lower. Beans and peas worth
a little more money.

BRISTOL. Thursday.—ltoderate supply of Engliah
wheat, whioh sold slowly at barely laid week's prices ;
foreign attracted iroarerly any attention, but might have
been purchased on rather easier terms if buyers had ap-
peared. Finest malting berley mares, and quite as door;
sosondary sample., of which the bulk of the supply on..
stated, fully Is to 2s. per quarter lower; grinding quiet,
and 6d. per quarter cheaper. Beane and Indian corn
quite as deer, but very isective. Values of nets un-
altered, with a very limited inquiry.
Thursday.—There WU • limited
supply of wheat, which found buyer. without sub-
mitting to any redaction. Barley declined IL per qr.
Oats only bikes in retail. Beau and peatigave way 6d,
to Is. per quarter.
11•Ncgurrig, Thursday.—ln wheat only • limited
businees 000urred, at the currency of this day se'nnight.
Four met • very slow ealo, and the tendency of pekes
for all bat the best qualities we. in favour of havers.
Out. and oatmeal were unehauged. Unities beans
ware Is. per quarter dearer, while English were firm.
Wien earn was rather easier.

iLmix•Lans, Friday.—Our market was very mode-
rately supplied with English wheat emends' and by
railway. The demand for both red and white parcels
was far from active; severthelese, Monday's prises were
supported. The imports of foreign wheel were meson.
ably good. For meet kinds the lotting was restricted,
at late ourrenales. Floating cargoes at wheat barley.
and rye were inactive. liaise, doet, was held firmly,
at extreme rates. Fine melting barley wan mares. In.
hew kinds were • doll sale, and the tern slimmer.
Malt, the supply of which was good, moved off heavily,
at the late decline in value. Osts gave way 6d. per qr„
owing to large arrivals. No quotable cheap took piece
In the value of either beans, perm, or Boar. Seeds and
eekes were • slow sale, bat not lower in pries.
Waiterturm, Friday.—Wlseat held for lest Friday's
prim*, but the demand is quite of • retail chancier.
Barley steady, other artielse dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

OLTTLE 11AB.ILS11.

MITIOPOLITkIf, Thureday.—About as average 'apply
of haute on offer. The Mot bends wen in fair request,
at full prices ; otherwise, the beef trade ruled heavy, at
late rates. TM top quotation wu 6a par 81b. We
have to report slow inquiry for sheep; prices, however,
were well supported. The best Downs and hall-breds
realise 14. 101. per 81h. Delves, the supply of which
was rather limited, moved off slowly, at Monday's cur-
rency, Pigs were very dill; nevertheless, very little
change took plan in price.; the supply was seasonably
good. Mich oows were very inactive.

Per 81b. to sink time OffaL
s. d. a d. a d. s. d
lot. coarse boasts 3 4to 3 tPrisaallotithloorast Ito 4 I
4005a.1 quality.. 3 8 to 4 ILet. cahoot llt 4
Prime lac( c tea 4 1104 IPriso. small
Trine Itootts, to. 4 Ilto 6 'Largo hogs 3 41.8
lat. coarse sheep 3 1108 Nam owl porton $ 10 to 4
almond qsaiity . 3 to 4 ,Sek se. calves,eabtt to
Prima eases. odd 4 1.4 Clr.oU atr pi.adelt3 St. 26
TOTAL SOPPLT.—Etritlab—Boaata, 980 ; °ow.
sheep and lambs, 5.200; calves, 120; pigs, 2711
Foreign—Beasts, 382; sheep and iambi., 1,5V0; salvos,
91; pap. $3.
NIWOATS AND LraDINHALL, Friaay.—Thote markets
aro well supplied with meat, for wbich ties inquiry,
pnandly, I. quiet, at theannexed rates :
• Per 131 b., by the carcase.
a. d. a. d. I a. d. s. d.
inferior boa/ .. 30 to I Inferior att 1 101. 3 3
1141.11618 ditto 3 4 „ 3 0 %.IddlosB ditto 3 4„ 3 I
Priam largo do. 3 5,4 0 Priam ditto..
Primo small ditto 4 I .4 4 Bros I pork
Veal 3 6 „ 4 II Largo ditto.... 3 0 3 8
BititTOL, Monday. —A full supply of beef, of a soar
what rough dosoriptson, and the demand 1111. Lashing
but equal to it. Prices showed • reduction on lam
week's quotatioos, beat dosoriptioas realising from 64.
to Oa, in on. or two instances • tride mon mosey
being given, and inferior sort, from 58.. to 63a. per On.
A large 'apply of atone cattle, and • quiet steady Ind..
at about last week's prioee. A fall market of sheep, and
numbers of buyers boons sttrastod from differevt psrts
of the country, trade wee rather active ; but priors were
notes fieni as they have been, sad tho beet 4'011,41 *w"
sold for 614. per lb., average descriptions realising del.,
and swan of inferior qn ally Old. pot lb. Mob oows
were in good supply, hut of rough ;lumpy, and trade
was very slack, at a reduction In pales. £l9 to £l9 being
tho average of the quotations. That, was • kis supply
of pigs at the West-afraid, market on Wednesday, and
the demand was scything bog good; than was a as.
duntion in prices, best dameiptions selling at from Os. dd.
to Si. VI. per pore, • conical show of borme, but no
demand for them, sad saws* any trooosooo took
place.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

OLD CHINA, CURIOSITIES, Ac.

"Ur, R. GORGE POUNOY, 3, OORNHILL,
11.1 DORCHRSTER. nurchulos CV RMITIE. °I all
desoriptions, Runs, OLD Canty Avant Oonrs
and articles of Virtu of every kind.

itAYNBIRD, CALDEOOTT, BAWTREK,
DoWLING, mid COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANURR, sad OILCAILB
11111tCH ANTI.
Addeo. —B9, Seed 11 az ke t, Mask Lane, E.C. ar
Itainagmoke.
Maniples and Priam Poet free on application.
Prise Medals 1011., lot Wheat; 1162, for "Pacelleint
Seas Corn •nd Searle".

LIST OF THE NEWEST WORKS IN
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1.44 y Adel.id.'. HRH., by Mrs. H. Wood, 3 vole.
Seventy-lye Wookeotnot. by P. foyserold, 3 vols.
Annal. .4 iQul.I Heigl.bourbood, by G. IlsoDoeslii,
3 yobs
Hester'. %clines, by author of St. Otago's, 3 vols.
Wok Abbey, by .uthor of Lost Sir Illassiogbari, 3 vole.
Wild Moser of Ravattsworth, by bodice of John sod I.
3 vols.

Eine-'aitre—yeard, by Ron. Mrs. Clear. Gifford. 3 vols.
iftehers nee, et, by author of Master Marton, 3 vols.
Wife'. Error, by lady Blake. 3 vols.
Felicia'. Dowry, by Mrs. Fitans•urioe ()Widen. 3 volt
Mother's Favourite, by S. Remelt Wbitney, 3 TOIL
Clive!' of Bureot, bt Hesbe 3tretion, 1 IA
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Bound In the Wheel, by John Saunders, 3 vols.
Christie'. Faith, by anther of Rip Cheri h, 3 vols.
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Race for Wealth, by Mr.. J. H. Riddell, 3 volt
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?ZUNI ON APPLICATION.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

BROLDNATNK.

PRAISETTIMITHT LIBIIt %LITT : WORTHY OF IMITATION.
—On Monday last Mr Duke made a present of wheat
to each of his married labourers —to those haring
bundles one sack each,aml to those without children
half a sack each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

CANFORD.

- - ---
Dears or Ilaa. P _ TOT —The pablie generally, sad
the poor especially, of this village and surrounding
aeighbood, wiU bear with deep coneern of the
dermas *a Satarday. November 16, of this venerable
Christian lady. "The mother of Cartford" she has been
often called, ever 6rst sad foremast ip alleviating
distress sad hiking gp the helpipla and ham., alias her
infieemm as well as " this Iliorld's geode in the came of
God—and this to all alike, irrespective of mei or trwmi,
thee illustrating better "tbs. Divines oar. Mash" that
hoarsely word " charity," or "love," witbost which
we are all bet "a. the ennalbraiss and tinkling
oyetbaL" She was the relict of tale G. L Patery,
R N., sad the daughter of Ad Them,. Miteasurmrs
Rossi& Her and was whet paw
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26

IhnnizAL Pao:ammo&

A funeral procession "in hon..ur" of the Fenian*
who were mauled on Saturday took plam in Leedom.
on Sunday. the les+tog Yoirit bong Mr. Finlan. The
procession was ormv.iyad on Clerksnwell-green, and
stoma opposition was mode to it by a Hr. O'Callaghan,
but it some to haws been futile. The college wes
preecled by a banner bearing the inscription. " Men's
loanmanity to men makes thousands moors." Upon
arriving at Hyde Perk about the • thousand pepolit
hal cce . bled, most of whom were Irish. Mr Fiiilsn
hero deiverisl a '• (anneal oration," elevoing to the
mink of her—es the men who had forfeited their byes
on the enstr.ld. Submquently there was &miser largo
gethering, and some mry violent sposeslese sans
rklieered. A Dimling was hidd in the everisg on
Clarkisswellireen, but it was • very Wm affair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

CORN M ARK ETS.

SALISBURY, Tueeday.—Thuineea was limited, at a
smell di cline on inferior aorta of both wheat and barley.
Other grain Mealonary.
Mau-Lati Wo4neadAy.—Transiotions in wheat
were on a limited male, at Monday's decline in the
quotations.

Meuse, Thursday.—A great deal of the wheat ex-
hibited for sale wee in very bad condition, and we have
to note a reduction of from la to 2. prr quarter upiti
Isat week, with a slow sale, and anonuiduabi. quantity
lift on hard al tbe close of the market ; 37a • mak is
now the top pries. Barley trade slow, at a fall in price
of 21. per quarter.
BRINTOI, Thureday.—Bupply of English wimi mode
rate, and sold slowly at barely last werk's prices. For
foreign namely any inquiry, sad values gave way Is,
per qr. Malting betiey more in demand, at last week's
prices; grinding and distilling parcels dull, and &I. per
qr. lower. Oat, very flit, and quotations nominal.
Indian corn and beans &Wasted scarcely any attention.

MiXCHESTI7I, Thursday.—Only a limited business,
at pries' tho same u this day se'enight for mob article,
BtatturottaN, Thtirsday.--£lhort ,apply of wheat,
trade ruled dell, with the turn In favour of the buyer.
Barley la to 2. per quareer *beeper. Oats only taken
retail, at a to:1110,10a at dd. per quarter. Beans and
psea dull, but not eleaper. The millers fell the retail
prioe of dour 3s. ed. per amok.

Mank.Leart, Friday.—Our market to-day WY yea
moderately suppllel with English wheat, 001laiDial and
by land carriage. Nevertheleas, the demand for both
red and white parcels was in • sluggish stabs. Selected
qualities were unaltered in value; but damp minden
were the turn cheaper. We were tolerably well, bat
not to my heavily, supplied with foreign wheat. AS
kind. moved off heavily, at about stationary pieta
Floating cargoes of wheat were very dulL Harley afloat
was rather °beeper than on Monday ; but also was
held at full quotations. The traimaations in barley were
on • limited scale, at barely stationery pekes. The
supply was by no means extensive. The sale for all
Ida& of malt was in • sluggish state, at tbe lii. decline
In value. Oats were very dull. In prices, however, DO
quotable change took plat* The Laporte wore tea a

fall average mak. BYE/
day's carreaey ; bat the ha
Foreign sad *sea*" Soar

' Per Or.

lasex, lent, red, —5.-
- Ditto, sew 111 to 77
to
^ Ditto. now. VD 77
Neitlk awl

1 tie, no.; tie"

BAILS!.
41 to 47

gmws.lfildipit7aad

—Suffolk ... SS to. 711
/Clopton sad *are Tito 73

1..

satiwb, rat: se,
137
&stab, food II to 33
WAKEFUL% rriElly--'
weerl Prices, with • -
Darkly, Imam, sad cab

I pear were held at Nos-
y for thew war mot saliva
rather 'Warw. '
rot Or.

_urn
Ilseteh."Mea°, ••• I.
mes le JO

Akron 41 to 44

.-.

Smallish t.
Winter do. to

FLOSS.
Tows koodlo. per 110
11.. 01 to 114
Rottookold...
Country
Norfolk sad Suffolk
__

modsrate
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

CERNE •BBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

ry,IHE TOLLS arising it the several TOLL
GATES, called or known by the names of
'Folding Knap Oct., Dogberry Oath and slate Poet
'Gate, having been put up to Auction this day, and the
game not hewing been Let, Notice 15 HIILLIT
011,55,—That the earns will be spin put up to
be LET by AMNION in such Lot or Lots, and at
each sum or lam. as the Trustee. than present shall I
think fit, and subject to such conditions as wili be then
and there produced, to the hest bidder, it the Now leo,
in CRUM ADSSS, in the county of hornet, on WED.
NE-DA Y, the 18th day of DECEMBER next, between
the hours of Twelve o'elock at noon and Two o'closk I.
the afternoon of the someday, for one year, eoweemelei
ec the First day of January, 1868, at Twelve o'clock at
moon, in the manner directed by the Act of Parliernmst
in the Third Tear of the Reiss of His late
La7j:d esy King George the Fourth, '' For Regulatiag
'Turnpike Roads."
Whoever happens to be the beat bidder must at the
same time pay one month in advance of the rent at
which earth Tolls may be Let, end give security, with
aufleient sureties, to the sati•faction of the Trusteos of
the said 1 urnpike, for payment of the rentalodes at the
anoney monthly.
Doted this 30th day of October, 11167.
O. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Reeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

PURSUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chancery made in the matter of the EataW of
RICHARD IOBIR'I%, late Of Child Okeford, in the
County of Unmet. Gentleman, cleansed, " Roamers
against Roam's," the Creditors of Rims.= Roamers,
late of Child Okeford, in the County of Dorset, who
died in or about the month of March, 11166, are, on or
before the 11th day_ of DECEMBER, 1567_, to send by
pest, pr.peid. to Mr. WILLIAM HAMMY THomrsos, of
Clemant'alane, Lombardstreet, in the City of
London, the Solicitor of the Plaintiff, their Christian
and Surnames, Addresses and descriptions, the fun
particulars of their Claims, a Statement of their
Accounts, and the nature of the Securities (if any)
held by them, or in default thereof, they will be
peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said
order.
Every Creditor holding any security is to produce the
name before the Vice-Chancellor, SIR JORX STUART, at
his Chambers, situated at No. 11, Old-square, Lincoln's
Inn, Middlesex, on SATURDAY, the 21st day of
DECEMBSR, MT, at One o'clock in the Afternoon,
being the time appointed for Adjudicating on the
Dated this sth dal of November, 1567.
BOST. WY. PEAKS. Chief Clerk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Lard Poltboore's Hounds—Wednesday, Buckland
Riper.; Thursday, Ranipisham Villas.; Saturday,
Conoombe—st 11.
r. Raddyffe's Hounds—Thursday Fox Inn, Flask—
s% IL
The Madman Vale Forhouads—Tuesday (this day),
Clifton Wood; Thunday, Lovingtou ; Friday, via.
bridge Gate—st 11.
The Fast Dorset Hounds--Wednesday, Clam Farm ;
Saturday, IJddens ; Monday, 25th, Ventmell Wood
--at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

HAY MARK ICTS.

Bmmurraux—Meadow hay, £2 151. Oil, to Ed 4..;
clover, £3 Os. to a 5 ile. OL; and straw, El 10..
to El 16s. per load. A fair trade.
Cutoncano.—listadow hay, £2 12s. to £45. Oil.;
clover, Ca Os. to £5 Sc.; and straw, El 10s.
to el 16s. per load. A moderate supply.
WHITICRAPCI.—Ibandow hay, £2 15.. Oil, to
Et 7s. Rd. Glover £3 Os. to GS 7s. 6d. sad straw
El 10.. to 91 16s. per load. Demand steady.

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ON CONSUMPTION

NNW EDITION ON
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGREVE'S
Work, which has passed through 73 Millions
of 1.000 each
Thia remarkable book treats of the causes, ef RlPl^mc
warms oil this fell shame. through all ila Stag., all :
TRUE TB.BATMENT,
WITH INTER vBTINti A/CD F.XTKAORDINAAT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

DENTISTRY.

Fe coesiveduct of the greet riscrtast of Predict,
MONS. LILTS, &neon Dentist, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, Sr.
TRONAS4STRIRT, WRYWOUTR, will in haters attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK (Wingssincrs
and SATURDAYS) at Mr. Wsutaiiirea's, 5, Souni•
stein% from I to 4 p.m., and will attend all patients
at their own residences by appointment, without extra
charge, within one mile of Dorchetter, on Wednesdays
only.
It. LISTS 'applies artifieisl teeth, unrivalled for am,
comfort, natural appeanume, and durability, and gives
a written warranty, as to keep in goad repair, free of
charge, for • period of ten year., for all his work,
which will save the inconvenience of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to prnvide for repairs.
Y. LETS has reduced his prices within the roach of
everyone Coneoltatioo free.
DENT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

To the Queen,. the
.Pi iolTo"-oiW;lee,.and the Late Prises

Conaoh, saa.liaker of the Greetllook for the 11001106

of Parament.
INVITES attention to the superior Workman-
.' ahip and elegance of design of his eztensive Stook
of Watchei end Drawing-room Clocks.
ladies' Gold Foreign Watches ... 7 Oiliness.
Gentlemen's ditto . .. 10 „
Ladies' or Gentlemen's Gold English
Lever ditto ... . . 19 „
Gentlemen's Gold Compensation 90
Balance ditto ... ... 40 „
Silver ditto ditto

Marine Chronometers ... ... 35
Gold and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronautical
Turret, and Bracket Cloaks of emery description. An
elegant assortment of Loodon•made Fine Gold Albert
and Guard Chains. ite.
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutts'a Rank); 34 end
36, Royal Exchange ; and at the Cloak and Marine
Compass Factory. Somerset Wharf. Strand. London.
WI7DIIII LIBRARY.
lit the beet Books of the Beason, end at she pest Tema.
Tsars. Sr. in &coats. gn COW. Matte knew.

SILEOT

---Tessilie-e,B;;;BatTMIZ, F;;;a7177-11144-14117;ries asi
Ilisdin Rooms =.11..5d as liberal terms
as7Tfree'Os
sPAUT all".
Lusmaa osseso Se. Imam
C ITT SOAP WORKS.
Etrususaza 1712

COSMOS BAR SOAP,
48e. Pea Cm..
Beauomiael for every purpose and for all alireakes.

COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD SOAP,
Coooentrated aod dried Ig machinery to i-lb sakes,
each equal to Ilia ordinary soap.
Sold by all respectable Dealers in 50s. boxes.
£5 ehesta t 4096., with lock and key, carriage pald.
WHOLSBALB 01111 AT TSB
CITY SOAP WORKS, MILTON-WREST,
LONDON, EC. •
THE SR"lLVadErrt opPEsachlZE".. MEDAL
has been &watched to the above.—Paris Exhibition Int
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES,
gILENFIELD STAROB
lA USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL. ISM

_
by all Grown, Ciaodlos. hi. hi.
rOTEURSPOON k 00.. Guaeow, AND WINN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

BIRTHS.

November 9, at Parketone, the wife of Kr. James
Dunfonl,.of a.diughter. . .

November 12, qt, the Somereetahire Bulk, Cantle
Cery, Somerset, the wife et Frederick Bull, rag., of.
MOM

November 13, at Weymouth, the wife of William
Ilazinond Garrett, EN., county of Carlow, of anon.
November 14. at Park-street, Clifton•place, Wey.
mouth, the wife of Mr. F. Dowling, of a son.
November 14. at Pimporne, the wife of Mr. Taylor,
schoolmaster, of a daughter.
. . . . .

November 15, at Ne;r•stroot, Saliabury, Mn. John P.
Fraser of daughter.
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November 18, at Dumgate-street, the wife of Mr.
Legg, Herpantlnatructor of the Dorchester Rifle Corp.,
ofter. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

RLT RNTRI.RB Aigßesrectrruy snuerrin.

Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale at moderate Charges.
Conn li ll ion— 44. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
r, per wnt on Horses and Implements.
PRI:VI:EDS OP S tLE PAID TO VENDORS

SAME DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

DORINIBBTER.

COIN MARlClS—lnspector's reto--rra : wheat, 00e. to
72.. &L per quarter ; barley, 365. 644 oats, 24a;
average : wheat 62e. 2d.

HINTLII HINT TO TR' Hiatls.—On Monday
efterooon one of the well•known Mtaeley family, of
Grows• Buildings, paraded the streets sanyiag a loaf
fixed on the top of • long pole. The pries of the
41b. leaf here now Is 8d wbllh II one halfpenny
dearer than it is In several other towns in the noway.
- -

Tag gattgoncri O Donligt.—Tho following gentle .
11M1111 are nominated for tlio aloe of sheriff of Dorset :
Mr. Charles Joseph Parke, of Benbury ; sir Ivor
Bartle Garet, of Custard Manor • and 8k Rielmrd
Goorde Glyn' of Gaunt's-bouse. It is customary for
the firsamined to naive dm commission to serve the
°floe, the oilers coming In rotation in the following

PILVNT Rom —The Rev. J. Fisher has issued the
annual statement respecting the working of the for.
cheater Penny Bank The 'mediation was °omelets/NW
In 1850, awl hes no doubt being productive of much
good, especially to the youleriortion of the in-
habitants. There were 741 de tors lest year, and
their deposit. amounted to la. Id, The total is
about kW lege than that of the two pneading years,
and there have been 37 fewer depositors than in 1866.
This deeline Mr. Fisher attributes solely to the eon•
tinned high prim of provisions.
Miami urea Fatima' cum—Professor Beekman,
1 of Bradford Abbas, and Mr. Jobe Grow, et Weymoeth,
were sleeted members of this slab at the meeting last
flaterdey evening, and the learned professor mid he
would attend the meetings as often as be possibly *cold.
His able sad practise' addlo 5 on the miltivation of rootss
with the dnoussion which ensued, will be Nand on oar
ibird.par, and ire feel sere it will be penned with great
interest by thew of our reader. who are engaged in
agriculture, while the puma principles set forth will
afbrd valuable suggestioes to every man who be. a
kitchen Judea-
. -

Woman; s Iserrrrra.--On Thursday meting
Mr. E. Wheeler, F.R.A.S., of London. lectured at the
Guildhall, in connection with this emaciation on the
curiosities of insect life. The Rev it. b. Watson pre-
sided. The attendance was limited. The lecturer
discoursed learnedly and pleasantly for en hour and a
half on his theme. Wustratmig his remarks by coloured
drawinp from life At the doee a vote of thanks was
proposed to lb. Wheeler, which he apparently did not
expect or understand, for he took ao pogo, ol lt, bele
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

FOR THE SALE OF CAE.

MR. T. RNSOR begs to announce that his
CHRISTMAS SALE will be held on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7. M.

Pniatwr ftwrincri : -
8 superior fat oxen, the property of J. J.
R4,1111•111.10N, Esq.
ir superior fat iwifrrt and 30 very prime fat ahem
the property of Mr. SMITH, Of Stafford.
2 very twin.. fat D-von heifers.
4 prime fat heifers.
20 prime fat Down withers.
30 prime fat ewes.
211 ft Susses wither ewes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

lITANDING 011DZIIX.

The Chairman said it -se usual to read the Standing
Orders at the ant meeting after an election ; he thought
it a good custom. Tbe Standing Orders were then read.

ILILMOVAL Or TIN 70118•MAIMIT.

The Chairman mid that the committee appointed at
the lest meeting to take this subject into consideration
had met together and gone fully into the matter. The
Town Surveyor would produce • raugh plan, and the
estimated expensed the alteration was about M. The
proposed alteration would be umple in such • manner as
would not all at interfere with the present oonveniecces
of the markethouse. Siam ibis subject had been dia.
missed at the last meeting, Mr. Smith had informed
Mtn that the average receipts brought in by the existing
flarket-houss was only from Ss to Ilk per ere.A.
Lees week, too; he had received an offer from • gentle-
Mail engaged In trade in the town to give CIO a year
700 i for the fish market, and he thought they might get
mere. The committee did not think it neoemary to
prepare • written report It was proposed to take up
a portion of the eastern end of the general market-
hones, which would glee them room to place four large
flub ntalle. The Surveyor proposed o•rrying up • wall
about 10 feet high, and over this a bleeding would be
platted noes to prevent unpleasant smells in the general
market.

--MT—Webb thought they were losing 1. a week at
present.
Mr. Robert. said they should bare some regulations
against smoking.
It was proposed by Mr. Roberts, ssoonded by Mr.
Alderman linot, and carried that the *ork be dose.

TEI BACILIVATE/L

The nest subject under consideration was to peruse
the phi. for laying out the grounds in the Backwater,
filled up by the Portland Railway Company.
This muter was referred to a eub-cosamhtee without
soy discussion arising on it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

WINTERBORNE WHITCHITRISFL

Pasearramos. —The sportsmen of this district
preeentrd • headman* testimonal to Mr. and Mr. Fatima
on Monday, WI • token of their appreciatioa of the effort'
they had made to provide them with sport, by preserving
the fox..; as well as an acknowledgment of the cordial
ancrhoepitable reception they always receive when the
bounds meet here The testimonial oonsisted of •
magnifbent envie, of plate, consisting of tee-pot, coffee-
pot, auger-beam, and ereamewer, each of which woe
very elegantly abased, while on one aide was a vixen
with tare* sue, and on the other the initials of Mr.
and Mn, Fookes, "La r." very tastefully intertwined.
The whole design was admirably appropriate for the
occasion. About 150 horsemen assembled, and partook
of the bountiful repeat provided by Mr. Fookea. C. J.
Radolyffe, Feq., a. the M.F.H., presided at the chief
table, end during the proceedings seversl ladles come
in to witness the presentation. Among the company
were Coletel F4ir L H. °swathed, K.C.8., the Baroness
Menthe°, Colonel Maned, Mrs. and Miss Memel,
Colonel Sullivan and tbs Mims Sullivan, C. J. T.
Flambee, Req. Colonel Parke, C. J. Parke, R•q., and
Mrs. Parke, Rev. W. F. Radolyffe, Percival Hamlets,
Feq., C. Radelyffe, jnia. Bah F. Rathirffe, EaSL Captain Provost, from the Horsley Rent, new. G. H.
and Mn. Wynne, Mn, W. Martha, Yrs. John House,
KW Cahill, Mn. Joseph Fowler, Mrs. Roper,
Mrs. Cave Mn. Ingram, Mrs. Watts, Mn, Fowler,
Miss Hall, The presentation was made by Mr.
liadalyb, sad wag duly seksowisdpd by Mr. rooks&

eriAPWIcK,

BeRATU7I.--In the repot 01 s cam beard before the
mam•tralee of the Hieudfoi divivioa. on Mela.thlt
November 2re4, in which two men belonging to :thaw
wick where charged with ilrunkennem, by a ...intake of
r.ur reporter Mr Martin Mond( war vested to be their
employer. It stiould have been Mn. T. Martin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

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trimly walked off rite platform. Ferhaps this may
%wad au • fruition against "the usual vote of thanks"
to • paid liiitirsr.
Tdi FATAL ACCOMIT TO • RAILWAT GOARD.—W•
understand that Mr. Proem, the station master of the
Great Western Railway at Dorchester, has opened •
subscription bet as behalf of the widow and orphans of
, the /nerd who met bis death last Tuesday, at Maiden
'Retries by an maim* when in the discharge of his
duty. So shackles a fatality, depriving a wife and tour
ehildren of their toady supporter, is well ealanlated to
aroma hearty sympathy, and we commend the ease to
the support of all, for many small contributions (oven
so Mall as the poorest would not miss) will avail to
save from sore distress a sorrowing widow, suddenly oast
upon her own meanies to support herself and her
orphan children.
Comm—The Dorchester °tarps seserabled for
"march out" on Thursday evening, neatly
every 'Restive area on parade. Captain Coombs
id Wpm cowman and the band, under Mr. H.
Wellspring, attended. They marched to Charminrier,
and, after-a brief halt for refreshment., returned to
the town and were dismiasesi. There was a church
parade on Sunday morning, when there was a good
murder. The officers present were Captain Coombs,
Lieutenant Hedges, and Surgeon Pantm. They
attended divine metric.. sit Holy Trinity Church, at
the sermon was preached by the Nev. J. Fisher, the
chittof the eorPe.
y CLUSISO ASINOCIATION.—The third lecture of
the Nam was given at the Infants' school-room on
Friday evening, by the Rev. H. C. Pigou, Rector of
Wyk, Regis, on the seige and fall of Quebec. The
Rev. .1. Fisher presided. There was • numerous
Sudienoe, though not so great as on former occasions.
Ihe subject WIN treated in an able and interesting
manner, and all who were present, received, we doubt
not, a more vivid impressiou than they before had, of
she chasing scene in the struggle between the English
and French for the 000upatNe of Canada. The murio
with which the proeeedlngs were diversified, was under
the direction of Mr. Eloyton Smith. His choir fang
with much sweetness and, taste tke follerring diem
"The men of Henn" 'Peaceful slumbering on the
E7e"osl" ;I:eottlesamuedleonfee,"l2l'alongana.til; reb&irplei,ns.
Isst being Bang without any accompaniment The
meeting rimed with singing a verse of the National
Anthem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

ANNUAL SALE.

BRADFORD PEVRRELL,
Neer Decameter.
MR. T. F.NSOR bu been favoured
with instruction/from Mr CI /wren,
to SELL liy AUCTION, on MONDAY,
NOVEMBER 25, 11467, a quantity of ASH,
LARCH, r.PRUCE, SCOTCH TIMBER,
FttLIES, and FAGGOTS. Also. 2 HEREFORD
IIVEIYERS in Calf, 2 Fat Pigs, Old Iron, Ac.,
The Auctioneer begs to call the special attention of
'Builders and Agriculturists to this Sae, the Lerch
beini of unions' length, girt, and quality; the Ash is
liftable for Wheelwrights and Farm purposes, and the
whole aittrited close to goal roads.
The Skle will commence at Two o'clock precisely.

S;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, 19.—Wineanton County Court.
Wodnooday, 20. -oo.listrury County Court.
Boy (Hants) !oar..
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AUCt-Col;OrliWeiliii. bowie Ate., at the George
lan, Portland, by Mr. illedge.
Thursday, n.—Andover County Court. •
Matsuda,. 23.—Mszilhorough Wilta), Shaftesbury and
Itiartimatown (Dorset) yairs.

ii;;;;Tii;p;sii.Wii-e:i.,76Orchester.
Anotisn -of Five Artillery Horses in the Market.
pigwe, Dorchester, by Frederick Foot,
Monday, M —Annual Sale of Timber, Poles, Faggots,
Ito., at Bradford Peverell, by Mr. k:nsor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

THE BAlnuturroy ACT, 1861.

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF DOREETSIIIRE,
HOLLIEN AT WIMBORNE MINSTER.

IN the matter of JOHN CULL, of Hot?, in
the WWI. olWiraborne Hipster, is the County
Doreet. inolievper, farmer. and grew. adjudged Beat-
✓unt on the third day of aspsinkbar. 1867.
And order of discharge will be delivered to the bank-
rupt after the expiration of thirty days from this date,
• an appeal be duly votared against the judgments
of the Court, and notice thereof be given to tits Court
E. J. hARFOOT, High Bat
November 19, 1867.

DORSET ROME AT POOLE.
ryas object of which is to receive poor
Girls, who, from various circumstances, are
placed in positions of temptation and danger, am ao
fit them for aervice.

A SALE OF WORK
For the " Don't Home" will be held at the " Home,"
in West-street, Poole, on DECEMBER 301 h and 31st,
1887, from 12 to 4 o'clock each day.
Contributions of Articles for rialt will be thankfully
received by the Ladies Committee, at the Eagle House,
West-street, Poole.
November 61h, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

HEALTH AND MANHOOD RESTORED
(Without Medicine).
Care yourself by the Patent &If-Adjusting Curative
and Electra Belt.
SIIFFICRERB from Nervous Debility, Painful
MINIM Mental and Physical Depreodon, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Noises in the Head and San, Inde-
cision, Impaired Siaht and Memory, Ini4
Prortratioa, Laritude, Depression of Sped,Mili
(Vrand Appetite, Pain, in lb._ Bask and ;foto,
eattait3;lf-Duarnik,
k 4. D Love of Soh ,
CAN NOW CURE THEMSELVES
by the only "Outmanned Remedy" in Europe, Fro-
tesacd by Her Majesty's Oren Seel Details fres fee
Ons Stamp by H. Jaws, Medical Electrician (to the
Leedom Hospitals), Pero How., Bedford-square,
Loam.
N.B.—Medloine and Fees superseded.
fa reel of the 'Sew barns advocated, the Pannier
lAD seed tiai Remedies to be tested before payment
(leineeses 1* lbe ladies Minim el die day.)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

HOP MARKET.

Boitooott, Friday.—There has been vary little tawdry
for bog, the demand being confined to the immediate
wants of consumers. Prices, however, have been fairly
supported. Mid and Fres Keats, £BB.. to £l2; Weald
of Kent., 10s. to £9 10s.; Sussex. £7 10s. to £9;
F.-nh., iv 10s. to £l2; Baverisna. £7 to £9 9s;
Release, a 12a. to £610..; sod Yearling, £6 10s. to
LI Bs. per owt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

STIJRMINSTEK II RBI! A Li..

_ .._...._._
Clonsaz C BANCROPTCY.—In the London
Court of Bankruptcy, before Mr. Itvgistrar Marray, on
Monday, 11th November, there was the first rifting for
the proof of drifts and choice of trade cosign' em, under
the bankruptcy of George Carter, of Sturminster
Marshall, saddler and harness maker, whose creditors
mode at Poole, Salisbury, Bare Regis, Bourneinouth,
Wimborne, and Sturedrater Marshall. Mr. IL 11.
Peacock solicitor, 3, South-square, Oray's Inn, filed
the bankrupt's petition on the 2204 of October
Lest, and obtained f r him protection from arrest. The
total amount of his debt. according to the preliminary
list filed by Mr. Geo. Bland, of the firm of Nicholson,
Cary, and Co., public accountants, Grahana-buildinp, is
236811 a., and the petitioner ascribes his bankruptcy to
"insufilcient capital and pressure of creditors." At
this sitting uo creditor attended to prove or weeps the
ofilos of trade assignee, and the Dour( fixed the 20th of
December next at 2 o'olock for the examination and
order of discharge sitting to be held before Mr Com-
mirsionee Winslow. Renewed protection from arrest
having been granted the bankrupt, the sitting Sermi•
Dated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

prirMillT. Or WATCH 00,111117TIEL.

The whole Oorporatioe were re-appointed to sot on
this committee with the exemption of Mr. Alderman
Eliot, who was frequently unable to attend.
A watch rate of 6d. in the pound was then made.

n. ma of (50ii-nart-o-i;o agreements for re.
&ranee rtlating to the properties taken by the Way.
swath and Portland Ratleray Company, wee

SAID at isTif

On the sugge;t7o7 of tb.Cboirma, the thanks of the
Council were ordered to be c veyed to Colonel
Macdonald, for kindly allowing the band of the 13th
Regiment to play in the town every Friday. And also
that the thanks of the Connell should be eonveyed to
Kr. Lase and Kr. Yearaley, for kindly allowing the
bend to play in their m-embly rooms, every alternate
Friday. Tne public would be permitted ingress by card,

MORT WRIGHT 01 BALLOW!

A letter from Ur. Dyer was read, ouniplaining of the
quality and deficient weight of lhe ballast supplied to
his vessel, the William Dyer. Tice writer said the
ballast etile at., Inferior a qtalityithat whlln the ship got
lo sea it worked about, and placid the ship in consider.
able danger, and he was obliged to put into St. Niel
isstead of St. Sampson's, Guernsey, thereby inclining
etassiderable eapense.
Mr. Roberts defundad Ur Harbour Master, contending
that if the ballast was not of sufficient weight, it was
the fault of the eaptain and mate of the veseaL
The Harbour Muter, in Ins report, threw the blame
of the affair on the owner the vessel Abe only had 55
tons of ballast in her instead of 90, which • ship of her
adafrli abanld bane ed.
me desultory coneertatiou sorted when
Mr. Pewee, the harbour master, came before the
Connell, and in answer to que.tions by Mr. Howard, said
be bad no written cheque given him by the master of the
vessel, to show be had received a certain amount of
ballast. Saw the lighters before they went off to the
ehip. Entered the amount shipped in various ships in a
boot. In reply to the Chairman he said captains would
frequently take leas ballast than they should take, in
order to save money.

Mr. Henry Devenah sold it would be well if the
captains of ships would give a receipt to the harbour
'muter for the satocot of ballast delivered. It vu,
however, the duty of a mate of *ship to take a proper
account of the weight of ballast to ken Os hoard.
It was decided that the Clark write to Mr. Dyer, and
tell him the matter had Mune undef the ahentirki of the
Coattail, and to recommend hint to order him captains to
take proper amount of the quantity and quality of the
ballast put on board.
Instruetions wore given the Harbour Master to keep
the landing steps clean and free of boats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

MARRIAGFS.

November 9, at Tarrant Moncktoo, by the Rey.
Fleury Darla, Mr. William Small, of Tarrant Monckton,
to Miss Sarah Thompson, of Wareham.
November 12, at Donhead St. Andrew, Wilts, Harvey
John de Montmorency, Esq. , late of the Queen's Bays,
to Grace Kathleen, eldest daughter of Thomas Fraser
Grove Paq. M.P. for South Wilts.
. . _

Noiembew; at Tarrant lionekton, by the Rev.
Henry Davis, Kr. Silas Benj..field, of Tollard Royal,
Wilts, to Miss Lonins Bader, of Tarrant Monekton.

NOiembor 14, at Horton, Wimburne, by elTii;;77l. I.
Truman, hr. James Atickland, to Elisabeth Jan; eldest
daughtor of Mr. Glaapple, of Horton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-19

WARYWELL INCLOSSURE.

irrHE Inclosure Commissioners for England
A. and Weise PUREST GIVE noTICI, that a Copy of
•tbe Report of His Valior acting in the matter of the
inelosure of WARMWELL FIELD, WARMWELL
HEATH, end COOKS LAND, situate in the parish of
Wartimell, in the County of Dornet, together with en
estimate of the expenses in the matter of the said In-
*hours, has been deposited at Warm well Hoses in the
mid perish, for the inspection of all persons intoroanal
In the said Inclosers.

Awl they further give Notice, that they will, by
themselves or by no Araistent Incliners C.ommiationer,
hold a meeting at Wanmwam. House afortmaid. on the
10th day of DECEIIIBBB neat, at Eleven o'eloek in the
forenoon, fur the purpose of hearing objections to any
tactment direction, determination, or matter in the
at id Repack and of submitting the mid estimate to the
ivereoos issesrested as aforesaid, at whieh meeting farther
instructions to the valuer ISM] be rseolvied upon.
Wilms& my hand this 12th day of November, In the
year.df our Lord 1867.
J. R. 1100 RR.
By Order of the Board.