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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

THE TICHBORNE CLAIMANT.

Mr. Guildford Onslow, has runt the followinf copy
of letter receiving from this man. A 1139 'I homes
Castro, No. 341 c, F. J., I). G. Dartmoor, Devon,
Convict Establishment, Sept. 23th 1877.
Dear Onskov,—The Lady is confusing my horse's name
" Whitbure for " Tichborne." He was chrktenel thus
before I bought him, alter one Charles Whitburn,
'horse-breaker at Sale, in Gipps' Lund, who was employed
to ride him after a long spell in the Neart Paddocks, and
who was thrown every time he mounted him. The horse
ever after went by that name, until I broke his neck at
Joe Day's, on the Omeo diggings, in trying to jump him
over a six-foot bar, for a bet of 20 pennyweights of gold
with Mr. Green, the store keeper. I wag riding the horse
when lost in making my way from "Jarharabara," at the
I Junction of the Wentworth and Wanangary Rivers, to
the Omeo road at Bruthen, which place I reached
(Mickey's the Frenchman) in an exhausted state, after
having been days without food or water.
I cannot conceive how anyhrsly who had ever known or
seen the man Arthur Orton should not be able to recognise
kiln from that photograph that you showed sue. Ile is
certainly aged very much, hut I don't think much of that.
I Look at my own photograph taken by Bosky, of Sydney,
I in HAL I look full 50 although only 38. Men exposed to
! all weathers in the interior eet completely desiccated.
Although the man be found, your greatest difficulty lies
! before you. In proving his identity, YOU must be prepared
to find a citreous de friAd throughout every channel leading
to the goal (Truth). God', ways are manifold. How
different things would have been had I been pimply non-
slated, and not prosecuted, at Isis own clients were in the
"Wicklow case." Orton then, in all probability, would
never have been found, for I should have been left a
ruined mall. It was his inveterate hatred and unfairness+
to me that gained me to many friends after the first trial.
You were surprised that costly telegrams should have
been sent to Parausatta from unknown quarters. You
forgot that dives an . .. . have always been the
order of the day in subverting the truth. Therefore rou
must be prepared to find that the lid of the coffers has
again been groped open, and that Myrmidons will ha again
employed and let loose with unlimited license, lane sorry
to hear of poor Henry's death. There are worse than he
left behind. Ile merely followed the family tide for vain
Pride sake. But it is not for as. to judge ; he will be
judged by one who cannot are, so far as I am concerned
freely forgive all wk.° helped to cause the misery and
wrongs I have eutfered. Mesas write and give my lovit Its
my wife awl children, tell them I hope the day, is aot, kr
d'aitant before I shall be (kith them era's& With, it(
remembrance and thanks to all friends, believe mat. .ad
()Aglow to be your unfortunate tvi•nd, Roam.V dear
not limited to °ea sheet of paper. so long ea gar ou are
one envelope. Orood-byo.--us CAIII/4N ...II Is only
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

CAUTION.

RE() KITT'S
The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue ..Yer all
others, and the quick ap. PARIS
preciation of its merits by
the Public, has been at.
tended by the usual result
—viz., a flood of imitations : the
merit of the latter mainly consists
in the ingenuity exerted, not
simply in imitating the square
shape, but making the general ap. BLUE
pearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to
caution all buyers to see "Reckitt's
Paris Blue" on each packet.

BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.
nILLHEADS, ruled or plain, In ever)
LS variety, Printed at moderate prices, and with
the utmost promptare, at the once of this paper,
8, Wszli Wiersinet, Doralisstss

MONS. LETS

DENTAL SURGEON AND MANITFACTURER
OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
S. ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH,
(ESTABSISHZD SLNCZ 1864),

CAN be ()mutated every day at home, from
Num till Five; and et Downer's, every
Saturday front The to Four p.m.

PRINTING ! PRINTING !! PRINTING ! !

PRINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION
AT THE

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and 1 ELEGRAM "

STEAM PRINTING WORKS,

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BILLHEADS of every DESCRIPTION as
Cheaply and Expeditiously as any House in the
Trade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

TIIE LATE MDLI.E. TITIENS.

The remains ..f 31(111e. Titiens were interred at
Kemal (Irevo l'emetery toolay (Monday). An open
hearse was followed by dx coaches. and a Imig string
et private carriage.. A large iminber of members of
the musical and theatrical world were present.
Over 10,000 persons assembled at Kemal Green to
witness the funeral.

CHAMPION BOAT RACE.
Ilkgins won the championship boat race on the
Thames to-day (Monday), beating Boyd by two
lengths.

OVERFLOW OF THE THAMEA.
The Thames overflow its banks again this (Monday)
afternoon, the tile reaching t hree-anil-aihalf feet over
the Trinity higher water mark. Hi precautions hail
been taken in view of an inundation ant considerable
datuage was therefore mused.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

TERRLBLE RAILWAY DISASTER IN
RUSSIA.

FOUR HUNEMEI, PHISONM KILLED.

A terrible railway accident has accurred between
Woronesch and N.Atoff, on the Don. Seven railway
waggons, containing nearly tine hundred Abchaaian
prisoners, on their way to Siberia, were completely
destroyed. Not a single man .4 the Alichasians
survived. They were as usual chained together. This
terrible accident has produced a profound sensation,
and an enquiry is promised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

WHEAT SOWING.

MIDAIR TAM SPECIAL PLTRONAOII Or

HER -•'111.: • THE
KAJEOTT - QUEVI,

H.R.H. THE LAIE PRINCI 00ERORT, H.R.H. THE PRINCE
OF WALSH,
- •

,
And patronised by the principal Noblemen, land-
owners, and Agriculturists in the Kingdom.
.DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,

PREVENTING THE iiMITT IN WHEAT,
TAZ _

-RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIREWORM.

It will also promote the Germination and Growth
of the Seed \Vilest, and increase the produce of the
crop equal to the change of Seed.
A Nmepenny Packet in sufficient for Six Bushels of
Seed Wheat, which can be dres,ed and fit to now in a
quarter of an hour. In using it no Lime or Brine is
required, the preparation of the Seed is attended with
little tronble, and it is easier and drier for the drill at
the time of sowing than by any other plan. Testi-
monials from the largest Wheat Growers in the King-
dom, bearing testimony to its great power and efficacy,
may be had of Agents, who are appointed for every
District.

sr !FULL DIRECTIONs..FOR USE ARE GIVEN WITH

EACH PACKET
MANUFAC TORY, WOBURN, BEDS.
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AGSM'S 105 POILCHESITR —E. P. WATTS (late
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Sold by A. faeon, Weymouth ; Beach and Barnicott
and H. J. Coppock, Bridport ; R. Fouracrs, Chemist,
Taunton; G. Cooper, Druggist, Exeter; G. Stocker,
Beaminster ; W. G. Hunter, Salisbury • or may be
had direct from the Manufactory, in which case the
account will be given to the nearest Agent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

DRAPERS' BILLIIEADS by the 10,000 at
very low prices at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

GROCERS TRADE LISTS elaborately
executed by Steam Printing at the
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OTEL LISTS and BILL of FARE CARDS
handsomely printed in a variety of Colours, at
the
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BANKRUPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
and promptly executed at the
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FETE BILLS and PROGRAMMES cheaply,
and qukkly printed, in ANY COLOURS, at
the
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BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, and
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MMEMORANDUMS tastefully and promptly
printed, and se Cheaply as any Howie in the
frade at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

. . 41,610 41,4211
:115.301 31),vutl
111,7..43 23,17.4!

• 1,1112
3.227 3.316
3.753 3,ERI

Total of Corn Crops ...

ilu,sll4

111.74

Green Crops:
2.,104
41 122 14.
Tll rut VII and Swedes •• • ••• r'3 w 511$
. iit
te'stavrtil.':agh: ti
x .Knuitti• etho
Rsl,ri,
v
except Clover or Grass— ... I
Total of Green Crops 61,t4f3 170,663

Clover, Sanfoin, and °nudes under
Rotation :—For Hay
Not fur Hay t2,:tP.J W.,124
--
Total of Clover, éc. 'JI:S4 7, lin

Permanent Nature or Grass not broken
Voiunninut'!notir
tatoucln:ly
i/yo.f I laat h or
2t236
1,727
Nut for Iliky 162,045 1t1045s
Total of Permanent Pasture, Ate. 216,981 241,1a5

Flax " ... 473 38.1
Bare Fallow or uncropped Arable Land 5,698 4786
NUMB= OF LIVE STOCK. AS RETURNED UPON TUE 4m
June, 1877, AND 25TM Jung, 1676.
Horses (including Ponies), as returned
by Occupiers of Land:
Used solely for purpose of Agri- 1
12.734 12,619
Unbroken Horses and Mares kept ( 3,05 3,013
solely for Breediug
• Total of Horses . . 15,631 13,632

--
Cattle :
Cows and Heifer, in Milk or in Calf._ 48,786 04,879
Other Cattle :
2 Years of Age and above 10,f20 11,375
Under 2 Years of Age „. . . I.Ut3 1.5,620
Total of Cattle ... 75,35

Sheep :
IYear old and above MAPS 330.714
Under 1 Year old . . 12,u45 17502
--
506.3843

- Total of Sheep 505,913

1,1.

4j

42,04 t;

Under the heading of acreage under orchards, market
gardens, nursery grounds, and woixli, in each county in
England, Wales, and Scotland, in the year 1977. we find
that in Dorset there were 3,914 acres of arable or erase
lands, but also used for fruit trees of any kind; 147 of land
used by market gardeners for growth of vegetables and
other garden produce; 119 of land used by nurserymen
for growing trees, shrubs, ; and Zi,:001 of coppices
or plantations, excepting gorse land and garden shrub-
berms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

CROSSE AND BLACKWELL'S

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!

IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
MONEY ADVANCED AT ONE DAY'S NOTICE.

from f:5O to rovo,
To Farmers. Householders, and others, on their own
Security, without Loan-office routine, and
in strict confidence, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
At his Private Offices, 32, QIIIIIIN-SQUAILE
I BRISTOL.

N.B.—detrains A • 'cons immediately attended to.
ao object.
Tito Loom cos be ro-poid MostblY or Quarterli•

DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Sold by
Chemists in Bottles containing Ss doles, pries 4s. ed.
next size Bottles 11. od In large stone Jars.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

BROADZIATNE.

Os Thursday evening, the workmen with their
families on Glebe Farm were entertained to a slipper.
liberally provided by their much esteemed master
Mr. J. Groves, the arrangements were tastefully
carried out by Mr. and Mrs. Hyde. The cloth being
removed the health t.f Mr. and Mrs. Grove,' and
family, the worthy Rector and family, and others were
prlssied by the respected bailiff, Mr. C. Hyde, after
which some capital songs,were simg,and after enjoying
themselves with dancing and supping some of their
worthy master's splendid beer, till the small hours
arrived, all returned home highly delighted with their
treat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

W SST LD'LWORTH.

THE DEAD DOPY WASHED A:immix—To riv Editor.—
Sir, in your last week's issue I notice an article from some-
one signing himself "A Resident :" relative to the dis-
graceful way in which the dead body washed in here from
the late collision in the Channel was buried. The facts be
has stated are quite correct in every point, as it was
conducted throughout in a most improper manner ; but at
the same time I wish the public to clearly understand
(and the way in which " Resident," no doubt, unthink-
ingly, has worded his article, has not let this be clearly
understood), that the inhabitants are not, in any respect,
to blame for this. We are in precisely the same situation
as our Portland friends (and I see they have been obliged
to clear theme-lees from the onus of it) blamed ' for that
which the parish authorities are alone answerable for.
They had the whole management of the affair : and they
served us very similarly to what they did the Portlanders,
so that we hardly knew for certain, on what day, or hour,
or in what manner the funeral was to he conducted. No
doubt they had their own reasons for the unseemly taste
they displayed. Neither was the clergyman in any way to
blame for it the whole blame most rest with the parish
authorities. —I am, sir, AN INFUBIT•NT.

CANN AND WHITOONBN

Tiu Orr meroatss at the el:lurches on Sunday last
for the famine in India wire—Came, El lie.; Whit-
oombe, iii. 6d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

WYKE REGIS.

Wvironv Hosia.—Captain Prague retnrned with his
bride to Iteltield honer on Thiirsasy evening. when they
were received with aa unexpected welcome. The honse
has been altered and renovated in order t • make it even
loom worthy of the lady whom the captain was bringing
home, and the men employed by Messrs. Ilawkes and
Freeman, Mr. a Pemy, and Mr. Talbot, of Wyke, had
erected two triumphal arches near Ve house, while the
carriage drive was madly illuminated with lanterns and
adorned with flags, a special diplav if the latter being
made opposite the house, and the lanterns having a very
pretty efiect amoni the trees. The greeting "Welcome
Home" was on the first arch which Mr. and Mrs. Prefer
passed under, the wel,ome being lettered in white on a
blue ground, a Chinese lanterrf surmounting the whole;
and further on was • similar arch with the words "May
GA blew you." " Welcome" with the initials of Mr. and
Mrs. Pretor, and Welcome Horne," were displayed on
either side of the steps lea ling to the house. A consider-
able number of i,-.eople had gathered to await the coming
home of Captain and Mrs. Pretor, and when the newly
married ArriVeti, abiut a quarter to seven, they were
received with several rounds of cheers. Mr. and Mrs.
Pret.ir stepped forward towards the friends who had
gathered, and returned thanks for the welcome and the
good wishes expressed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

PROGRAMES for CONCERTS, &c., on
highly finished paper,and in the most elaborately-
printed style, at the
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I MMENSE FACILITIES, and a LARGE
I- STOCK f the NEWEST TYPE for the RAPID
EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
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ORDER FORMS in all shapes and styles,
cheaply and expeditiously printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.

RI'LES of FRIENDLY andother
SOCIETIES tastefully, cheaply, and promptly
executed at the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

amla.M. k 1:71,111•
I )`, SUNDAY rolleetions were made in this church in
behalf of the Indian Famine Relief Fund, producing the
sum of £9 le.

oaAairnrsTas.

H ART RST THANLILSO— —11.1,10.--7157:4717117y last the friends
of the United Methodist Free Church, of this parish held
their lixrvest thanksgiving services, when the chapel wa;
very tastefully decorated for the occasion with evergreen,
Rowers, corn, etc. Two sermons were preached in the
afternoon and evening by the Rev. W. J. Tubb, which
was largely attended. On the following Monday there
was a public tea held at Ave o'clock, to which over RO sat
down, after which • public meeting took_ place, the chair
being taken by Mr. T. Anderson, of Weymouth, and
addresses delivered by Rev. W. J. Tubb, Messrs, Payne,
Davis, Hicks and Cooper; a collection was then made,
the doxology 'unwind the meeting closed. Then came the
success of the evening, in the shape of a bazaar, consisting
of potatoes, carrots, parsnips, rabliita, fowls, ac., which
bad been given by the kind friends, and was very soon
cleared, the profits amounting to over £lO, the proceeds of
which will go to reduce the debt on the chapel, this being
another step in the right direction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

o
belonging
bum, were
employer. at •
Hotel, Huthatreet,
of this year's yachting
It t the Bradford Borough
ee ckn..n; °"!ing,

ilie-klddnese. of their
_
dinner, which ..iok place at the Castle
"A. Southampton, and markei the close

. Court, Isaac Inglisll (44),
„,it tor Zing a Geneva watch and jet
the property of his .on, Arthur Ingball.
Ikea on the point, sail he was obliged to
The watch warn missed on Tuesday, and
gand if he had got it, denied all know.
hen given into custody in the street the
the watch away. He 1••■ committed to

2 -
named Charles

-4 Turner, was engaged kali"
.oad near StaiLml, with one ena
d t.. him wrist, when the animal,
• sound of • railway whistle, bolted
sortuusto man off his feet, dragged him
along the road. The halter ultimately
On time the pobr fellow was mangled in
that he died in a few hour& The
of deoemed were frightful, eta the skull

THE Dirrwrivas. —The indictment
a officer. and Mr. Frossatt will, it is
next session of the Central Criminal
on Monday, the glnd Mat. The judges
r. Justice Lumh and Baron Pollock. It
dated that the Lord Chief Justice of
case. the absence of the Lord
' . will preside at the triaL
defend btriklejohn, Mr.
for Drnscositeh. Mr. Bailey
for Clarke. Yr. Prespratawill
Ate golicator-Genaral. trith Mr.
grosisuntion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

SECURITY IN CREDITING.

Not only to Protect bed to Promote Trade, and to Wiu.
good men tofrether.
---
Entsblished 1860.
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COMMERCIAL INqUIRY OFFICES.

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Messrs. WALLACZ, BAILEY, and Witmtma, Bernionil
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teaches us that, for thoroughly sound informadon and
speedy replies to Inquiries t your Office unquestionably
stands first." Members Three years.
MOMS. litcmmomn and CmAmman, Agricultural
Implement Manufacturers, Manchester.—" Not led us
wrong in any inrtance."
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channel speaks for itself—pleasure in recommending
our Offices."
Messrs. HtIaITLET and PAI.MIR'n BiltUit Factory
Reading.—" Recommend." Members Seven years.
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then.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

In
Kr. Justice Lush
Williams will e
wen retained ter
Collins for
s atoned The
muted air v

DORCHESTER.

MUNICIPAL —The four gentlemen who are in rota-
tion to retire from the Council on the Ist of the ensuing
month are-Mr. Matthew Devenish, J.P., Mr. Edwin
Burnett, Mr. William Slade, and Mr. Alfred Emson
(the ex-Mayor). We have heard of no opposition to
their re-election.

COMMITTED TO TRE DORSET COI:NTT PRISON.
Ani:cs Henry Lock, wilful murder at Bare Regis,
Hard Lab:4a Benjamin Cherrett, misbehaviour in
Blandford Union; john Roberts and William John.
.on, misbehaviour in Wareham Union, 1 calendar
month; William Russell, idle and disordery at Brid•
port, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

W. A 1.1.0Y1,,
WHITTALL STREET, BIRMINGHAM.

fri-ff E -ONLY IVO II F. AT I NO. No Mixing or
1.1 Trouble Does not injure the most
PERFECT delieate fabric. Absolutely Indelible.
Fletcher's Jet Marker Is. from Draper!,
or post free from T. FLC, 11111111111111-
street, Warrington.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.

EVERY TRADE MARK must be
REGISTERED anew tinder the recent Act.
No existing Registrations at Stationer's Hall or else-
where of any avaiL —Apply at once to FLINT and Co.,
Cheapside, London, EC.
Trade Marks Registered in America, Germany,
France, and all Continental countries.
No charge for Translations into any tomb.
language.

" FOR THE BLOW) IS THE LIFE."
See Deut. h. 'ii., v. 23.
CLARKE'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

W.RLI,FAII ED

BLOOD MIXTURE,
(Trade Mark —"Blood Mixture.")
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORER.
VOR cleansing and clearing the blood from all
impurities cannot he too highly recommended.
For Scrofula, Scurvy, Skin Diseases, and Sores of
all kinds it is a never failing and Permanent cure. It
Cures Ohl Sore'.
Curesdrlcemted Sores .m Neck.
Cures Ulcerated Sore
Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
Cures Scurvy Soren.
Cures Cancerous livers.
Caren Blood and Skin Diseases.
Cures Glandular Swellings.
Clears the lthsnl from all impu rematter.
From whatever cause arising.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and
warranted free from anything injurious to the most
delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietor
solicits sufferers to give it a trial to test its value.
Thousands of Testimonials from all parts.
Sold in Bottles 2s. 6,1. each, and in Canes, containing
six times the quantity, Iln, each--sufficient to effect a
permanent cure in the great majority of longsnanding
cases—BY ALL CHEMISTS AND PATENT
MEDICINE, VENDORS throughout the United
Kingdom and the world, or sent to any address on
receipt of 30 or 132 stampn.
).J. Ch ARK IS, Chemid, Ilighstreet, Lincoln.
Wholesale, all patent medicine houses.
Dorchester- Sold by A. J. Evans, How, and
Durden.
BEWARE or WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

NILTON ABBAS.

31ounAv evening the llev. Carr .T. Clyn preached
.ermon and addrease4 were slao given by th, Rev..
Prebendary C. Bingham and J. H. Cotter. and Mr.
Mansel.Pleydell, J. P., on behalf .4 the Briti.h and
Foreign Bible Society. '1 he con megati.m wa..; large,
and the collection amounted to £lB 13*. 3d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-09

KR. S. JACKSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR, ,

ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, &c.,

BEGS respectfully to state that he undertakes
concluets matters of business in the follow-
ing Departments :

_
ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEYTN6.
Plans and Specifications of New Buildings of every
description. or Alterations. Sanitary and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work f all kinds Surveyed. Measured, and

Valued.
Bills of Quantities and Emtimates Prepared.
Survey. and Valuation. of Dilapidation. and Repairs.
Estates Surveyed, and Plans of mese Prepared.
Land ho out for Building Purposes.

VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Land, House, and other Property Valued-
Estatex managed and Rents Collected.
Accounts Prepared. Arhitrati,ms undertaken.
Advice rendered to Persons obout to purchase or hfrase

Properiy.

-
Business undertaken in any part of the County.

°ma's: 7. MITCHELL STREET. WEYMOUTH

THE DORCHESTER
(Old Established)

SIRE ANTS' REGISTRY 011101

Under the Patronage of the Nobility,
Clergy, and Gentry.
QERVANTS WANTED.-2 Cook House-
-1.3 keepers, wages from 1:30 to £4O. 28 Cooks,
wages from £l4 to £4O. 1 Experienced Dairymaid
for a Gentleman's family. 2 Kitchenmaida. 4 Par-
lourmaids, wages from £l6 to £2O. 1 Experienced
Housemaid. wages from £lB to £2O. 9 House and
Parlourmaida 5 Housemaids. 4 Laundrymaids for
Gentlemen's families, wages fr.m .Cl 6 to i:18. 14
General Servants, wages from 1:8 to £l6. 2 School-
room Maids and to wait on young ladies, age above
20. 1 Single Man as gardener, 18s. a week. 3
Footmen under butlers. 1 Single-handed Indoor Man
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as follows :—Prime clover, 100 s. to 120 s. ; inferior, 85s.
to 06s. ; prime meadow hay, 90s. to 12.55. ; inferior, 70..
to 05a. ; and straw, 40s. to 575. per load.
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There were 2,310 firkins in market.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE„

The Championship Boat Race, to-day (Monday),
wee won by Boyd
The Hon. Thomas Cochrane, and four others, who
had just passed examination for the army, were sen-
tenced to one week' imprisonment, without the option
of a fine, for breaking street lamps at Jersey.
Captain Markham was presented with a gold watch
at the Geographical Society's Meeting, to-day (Mon.
day), for planting the flag in the highest latitude.

DEATH OF MRS. BRADLAUGR.
Mrs. Bradlaugh, wife of the well-known lecturer,
died at Midhurst yesterday (Bunday) afternoon, after
three hours' illness.
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OBRNE ABBAS.

OUTBREAK OF PLEI IRO-PNEUMONIA.
On Wednesday this disease vrts found to be existing
on Clinger Farm, in the parish of Buckland Newton.
Mr. Lane, the owner, having had two cows unwell for
some time, an I finding they did not get any better
sent for Mr. North, veterinary surgeon, of ('erne, who
pronounced them to be affected with Pleuro-Pnenroonia
In an advanced stage, which unfortunately proved Xt.,
true, as both animals died the same evening, and
another badly affected has been ordered tube destroyed.
Stringent meamirel have been taken to prevent the
spread of the disease, which it is to be hoped will be
successful.
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Literaturt.

Yoke on the agony of Vielorio.—[Trilhner and Co..
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ant is compiled hy Mr. Henry Heylyn H yter, the
Government Statist; the valise of its contents are,
therefore, tin-impeachable, and although m slestly
designated AS " note.," its 200 pa_Tett give exhaustive
details that or own bluebooks do not ..xceed.
The Olohe S.eprloporlia.--fThoma. C. Jack, Edin-
burgh.] This work is published in shilling monthly
parts. Admirably printed, profusely illustrated, it
will when ,aomplete form a work that alike ought to be
found upon the shelves ,d the thinking working-man,
as well as in the elaborate book-cases of the squire.
If I logbook of Lood,m. --(Cook and Son, I.ndgate
Circles.] The grout tour-promoters have just issued
this little work. Country cousins for the moderate
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thing worth seeing in the Great Metropolis, and some
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Among the publications Issued by that enterprising
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work is that entitled 'Famiiiir Wild Flowers. Each
part is illudrited by two colored plates of plants,
?met beautifully tinted, while the letter press written
by Mr. Edward Hulme, leocribei in terse, com-
prehensible and interesting language, the natures and
habits of the subject' treated.
reseals' remits .11noozi oe well maintains, this month
those features of' interest which first gave it so strong
a boll upon popularity. '' Paul Knox, pitman," the
serial story increases in interest as it progresses, while
4 and 20 other papers, for the mad part capitally
illustrated go to mark up a number readable at all
times. Here is a hint which parents might well
consider.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-29

THIS DAYS MARKETS.

MARK LANE.—Tan DAY.
Wheat dull, at a fall of three shillings on the week.
Barley nominally unaltered. Oata, maize, beans, and
peas one to two shillings lower. Flour dull.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE.— DAT.
About 1,800 beasts. including about 000 foreign.
Trade was firm at 4e, 6d. to fa. About 10,000 sheep
penned. Trade quiet at ss. to 6e. ; lambs made Bs.
Calves sa. 64. to 6s. 641. Pigs 4s, to ss. per Blbe. sink-
ing the oflaL At Deptford 140 beasts, and 8,800
- were in the market.

-THIS

DORCHESTER CORN MARKET, SArritarl
Our market was rather thinly attended to-day,
although there wan an average supply of English
wheat on offer, but finnan asked late prices, which
miller. refo,,e,l to give, therefore little holiness was
done. Wheat sold from 520. to 56a. per imperial qr.
Oats was a little dearer than laid week. Flour 48e. to
50s. per sack.
SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
CORN.
GLOPCESTER.—The market was flat, and prices
- •

GRANTHAM.—On the sales made the currency of
last week was not made by 2s. per qr. Barley I
nominal.
NORWICR—Prices again declined about 2s. per
qr. In barley, oats, beann and peas little doing.
PE'TERBOKOUGH.—A moderate businem was
eventually done at 2n. to 3s. per qr. lea money.
READING.—Wheat wan in supply to-day, but
sluggishness pervaded the demand for all descriptions,
and prices receded fully 2s. per qr. white samples
selling at 645. to 74a.. and red at 60e. to 70s, per qr.
The inquiry for grinding barley wan unanimate, and
sales took places at slightly reduced figures, 324. to
345., per qr. Oats met a fair trade, but transactions
were at a decline on late raten of In. per qr., quotations
ranging from 23e. to 325. per qr. Beans changed hands
quietly at a reduction of 6.1. to Is. per qr. or 434. to
48e. per qr. Peae met a fair inquiry at former prices,
40s. to 44e. per qr. Flour is unaltered in value. house-
holds realising 575. per Rack, and seconds 535. per
pack.
WARMTNSTER.—Wheat met a dull sale at a
decline of Is. per qr. Other grain the name as last
week.
WORCESTER.—Wheat was worth less by la. per
bag than on last market day.
YORK.—Wheat came sparingly to hand, and the
trade ruled inactive at in. to 28. per qr. less.

_
CATTLE. - -
DORCIIESTER.-At the cattle market to-day
there was a good supply of fat beasts and sheep. 150
head of the former and 1,000 of the latter being dis-
posed of, fat beef from 14.. to 159. per score • heifers
and calves from £27 to 1.10 10s. each; bUreners,
£2B to CZ per pair. Mutton 9d to 9icl. per lb. Fat
calves not quite so saleable.
WORCESTER.—There was a good supply of stock
at our fair this week, and trade was bnsk. Beef
fetched Sid. to 9d. per lb.; mutton Id. to 10d. shorn,
and 11d. in the wool; calves, od. to 9d. ; and pigs, MI.
per score for porkers, and 10s. fat pigs. The chief
firm of auctioneers disposed of stock to the amowit of
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sheep

-- AT CONSTANTINOPLE.—
OF THE STATE OF BEIGE.
(By TelegrapA.)

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To-Der (Monner).
Constantinople another demonstration haa taken
, against the War Minister, and some of the
rs have been arrested.

of this state of seige has been
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rusita the Consular oflicia/a should be
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BIRTHS.

---- --
May 11, at Divagate-street, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. Tames Wiltshire, of • son.
May 12, at Knighton, Winfrith, the wife of Mr. Robert
Weller, of a twin—son and daughter.
May 16, at Holworth Farm, Owermoigne, the wife of
William Hooper, of • daughter.
May 18, at Eastutreet, Blandford, the wife of Mr. F.
Cole, of • daughter.
May 19, at e.erne Abbas, the wife of Mr. A. H. North-
over, of a eon.
May 19, at Wesley-street, Weymouth, the wife of Mr.
J. Hartnett, late of Moreton, of a son.
May 20. Fordington-hth, Dorchester, the wife of Mr. W.
T. Dunning, Civil Guard, Portland, of a daughter.
May 22, at i9B, St. Thomas-street, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. Edwin Debenham, of • son.

May El, at the Congregational Chapel, Milborne Port,
by the Rev. W. Kick, Mr. A 11, Wears, to Sarah, only
daughterof the late Mr. J. Hillier, both of Mithorn Pork
May 21, at the Oongregstional Chapel, Milborne Port.
by the Bev. W. Kick, Mr. A. Thorne, to Maria, eldest
daughter of Mr. Joseph AlMott, both of Milborne Pork
Mty 23,•at the parish church, Wool, by the Rey. O.
Philips, Mr. Henry Joseph Baacombe, butcher, of Bart
Burton, and youngest son of Mr. James Beacom* of
East Lulworth, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. E. May,
of the Black Bear Hotel, Wool.
'ATHA.
May 13.
Many Inn,

MinchingtOn,
-s landlady •

Lawrence, I
arol Horses
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-29

ON MVO A_ CUM

.„.. „
For the youth .1 plain education and no parts, A
bank will be something .1 the " Paradise .1 pen and
ink" SO much desideratel. If he can write well, cast
a column of figures correctly, and ropy accurately, he
will be provided for until death divorces him from his
pen or pension, and, considering his worth in the
labour market well provided for. lie will in time have
a better income than the unbeneficed clergyman or
many a struggling professional man, and will, in the
mill-horse way, he happy. Again, a prosper or bank
Will be no bad place for the youth, who, to the routine
qualifications alpove indicated, ails business tact and
memory, who always erops up as if by magic at the
elbow of manager or partner, and whose every feature
seems to express, "('an I do anything!" Is there
anything you want to know r"ro him will come
pr motion and a fair position in life. lint to the man
.1 all round parts and cultnre it must be said of a
bank, " Pray you avoid it." The work will be found
monotonous beyond All desciiption, And his painfully
ac.piired knowledge will be u•eless. He will probably
lie both thin-skinned and diffident, and will stand no
chance with the irrepresdble bustling man of business.
Ile will be in danger of vegetating in the bank,
following some pursuit in all aniateur sort of a way,
, that properly condueted might have le,l "'en to for.
tune," and he will hesitate to make a move in life
becanse of the certainty of his income. He will only
awake to the importance of change when it is too late.
and Ite can neither afford nor risk a new venture, and
will make his moan at the end of a wasted life like
one who was once an indifferent clerk and • great
genius—" I had grown to my desk as it were, and the
wood has entered into my soul."
Little Pols semi to eomprine within its papers all
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Plenty to laugh at, and plenty to think about seriously.
'rhe illustrations are alminlsr.t.

....
The (fairer. -One could not wish for better Sunday
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AM' MIL —{J. Dicks, 313Strand.1—This is certainly
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substantial character I,f its content., must commend
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to the Serial novels, now running through its papers
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"The fall of Somerset," an historical Romance, for
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that unrivalled am hr of . works of this description is
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an OleNraoh, entitled "Aids," beautifully tinte I. and
far surpassing many for which Is, are often asked.
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this Magazine enjoys.
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SEIPMBORNIS.

Sir Morgan Crofton nsis his " Ignition" for the
Hunt stakes of 50 sore, for hunter, at Salisbury, on
Thursday but a "hash third" was the only result of
the performance.

EAST EITO WEE.

DASET IrEoNANRY CATALRT.—Mr. Robert Davis,
of the Vale Troop of Q.O.R. Dorset Yeomanry
Cavalry, has been successful this year in winning the
three first prizes given by their captain for the best
shot, sword,onan, and turn-out in the troop.

STALBRIDOE.

EARLY CLOSING.—The tradesmen of this town
Intend closing their shops on Thumlays at five o'clock.
FRICNDLY Socterv. —The annual festival .1 the
Stalbridge clnh was held on Wednesday. In the
morning the members attended Divine service at the
church, and afterwards 160 members and friends
dined together at the I Zed Lion Hotel. The club then
paraded the streets, and afterwards proceeded to the
park, where dancing and other amusements brought
the day to a close.

THE BURIAL DEBATE.
"They're dead, it is true;
But what .can we dot'

The Br4hops despondly said.
" We can't be assenters
To burying Disientess,
The UM° as the orthodox dead."

So the Government Bill
Was drawn up with great skill,
To settle the matter discreetly,
And both Prelate and Peer
Thought, at length, it was clear,
They would bury Dissenters completely.

But the Bill met a fate,
I :ins sorry to state,
Which waa quite the reverse of delightful.
For the bulk of the Peers
It soon set by the ears,
While the wrath of the Bishops was frightful.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-29

ABBOTSBURY,

SERIOUS ACCIDENT—. .-.611:; -fhl-111;:illy, an accident
happened to Mrs. Broughton, of the Ship Inn, and to
Mrs. C. Claxton, of Abbotsintry. Mrs. Broughton
was driving her pony and dog trap through the village,
When opposite John Kellaway's the pony sliyed at
some fish baskets that were covered up with a
tarpaulin. Mrs. Claxton W&S passing at the time
driving a horse iunl cart.- A collidon took place, both
of them were thrown out of their traps, Mrs. Broughton
received a severe blow on the head, and fractured her
left arm and other braises about the body; she was
carried home. Dr. Hawkins was sent for who
attended her, she is in a very precarious state. Mrs.
Claxton received a severe cut on the temple and wan
much shaken. She is likely to do well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-24

TARRANT RUSHTON.
‘4I7DOSN_ LEATH OF TIIE RECTOR.

The "I:Tiv—. F. A. the res.t.ec— terl an-,l';iteenied
Rector of Tarrant Rushton von Tarrant Rewston, died
m suddenly on Sunday evening, after having vducted three
senices that day. The roe. genrlenrin preached at
Rushton in the morning. at Ittwston in the afternon, and
at Tarrant Crawford in the evening. Ile was taken ill in
the intuit at the latt,r church shortly before the conclu-
sion ot the service. which he managed to finish, but on
descending the pulpit stairs he fell unconscious at the
bottom. Mr. Smith was removed to ilia house, and Dr.
Bacot was sent for from Blandford, but the unfortunate
gentleman died without recovering consciousness. the
cause of death being apoplexy. The deceased had held the
living for II years, and he was only 35 years of age. Ile
leaves a widow and fire children to mourn his early death.
We learn from the D.rset owl Somerset Counties .1 loslnac
th the vacant living i, wirth 13to, and is in the giit of
Sir WiLli.uu Smith Marriott, to whom the deceased rector
was related.
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Founder of the Kent County Opthalmic Hospital,
writes:

"Tout Spectacles have always given myself and
patients great satisfaction, and I can confidently
recommend them."
C. R. BIM. EsQ., M.D., .T.l'. F.Z.S., Colchester,
Senior Physician to the Essex and Colchester
Hospital, writes:
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" I am much pleasesi with your Spectacles, they are
so very dear and distinct, enabling me to road the
smallest print without straining the eyes."
Jowl DEATH, EeQ., J.P., late Mayor of Cambridge,
writes :

"I have much pleasure in bearing testimony to the
exceUence of your Spectacles. I shall strongly recom-
mend them to my friends who may require the use of
glasses."

All Spectacles stamped "H. L."
Fer further list of Testimonials apply to the Agent,

JOHN B. OOLE,

JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN,

14, BOND-STREET,

MONEY immediately advanced to any
amount, from grin and upwards, upon every
description of security, comprising real and
perwmal estate: fanning stock, reversions,
annuities, furniture (without removal), life
policies, and any other tangible personal
security. No charges made or commiadou
taken, and the strictest secresy will in all
cases be observed.
Interest as follows, viz. :
On freehold or leaseholds, from 3 per cent, per annum,
personal security from 4 per cent, per annum,
other securities at, equally reseonabie raise.
Applicants ere requested to apply in the fink theism,
by letter containing full particularegdosichrdsr
to save unn trouble, to
Hawkins, Esel.„ Great Buessll-ebest,
Bloomsbury, London, W.C.

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HENRY LAURANCE'S