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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

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no doubt but thal
what he believed to
1 him in this way : —lf
the disease, he would
of 0- herd that one
send them to
they were
that the

Parole's'

no
would in measure
agreed with jworrlMr
venting the sae being br
mnoh thinking and reading,
measures adopted by the con
best that could be adopted. I
the Mayor of Dorchester had it
be for the best, but it appeared
a man had • beast taken with
be ve. y anxious to sell the-
had been amongst, and be
Dorchester market, giving •
not diseased; but it must
disease would be carried thither
been proved to have been so
counties. (Hear, hear.)
should become infected, it might eremite
through this town and others. Therefore,
inconvenience must result, be thought the ,
all markets, leaving the butchers to go to their fa.
bay cattle, as they did prior to the establishment
markets, WU the wiser plan. He thought, m
Club, they should express their opinion that
inegistrstea had done well in the steps they ha.
(Bear, hear.)
Kr. H. Psalms expressed his gratification that
UISMISIMIS the °minty magistracy had adopted met
approve/ of the club.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

IJPWEY.

FRIENDLY SOCIETY SQUARBLIL—On Saturday,
Sydney Walters was summoned before the Bench at
Dorchester for assaulting George Symonds.—Mr.
Weston for defendant.—On Monday a committee of
twelve of the Upwey Friendly Society met at the
Ship Inn, to chooses new clerk. There were two
candidates, one offering to do the work for £3 10e.,
and another (John Walters) for £2. The defendant,
who is a member of the club, asked complainant
what objection he had to his brother being clerk.
He answered, be thought he had enough to do at
home. Thereupon defendant struck him in the face,
and knocked him down. Afterwards two friends of
complainant's gave defendant a good thrashing for
it.—Waters was fined £1 and costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

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formally to identify
I grant its members
woald have • perfect right to consider whether they
could conscientiously continue to belong to it ; but as I
said, the mere lending of a room for the meeting cannot
be held to constitute such a formal identification, and
would, it seems to me, be • most insufficient ground for
anyone's withdrawing from a society which is. aoknow.

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bilged to.be the greet haadmabl of the Church lull
Abssionary works. d se* 41 the 40004 tail*
-*Valid say a few midges totin tirottoeed Sestiratioss o
Onnolunion betweep the ',astern Church, end onseilves.
:Your oorrespondent seems to have some vague-fear lest
:such Itesteraapn of Coniunonioa should be bronglit
about by some compromise of Catbolie stoctrino'pn,por
'Dart. He lake. " What shall In, bate to mica aril
-What distinctive doitrine if our Reformed Choral r
lanswer—none whatever. The Be-nnioq between one-
`selves and the &stern Branch of Christ's Holy Cituroh,
'which so many midis among cc:melees are now ep
tarnestly longing after, is we ballet° to be, brought
Omit, seder God's blessing, not, as soine'would seem
lb think, by mutual conoessions, but rather by. mutual
explenations. We believe that on all the relit and
essential articles of the Faith, we and the Pasterns are
substantially at one; we believe that 'Ale Miserable
schism which at prevent wrist isse,sre-na, has Ng,
been perpeinated, as it l.abeittbbY
mutual mistakes a,. Veple AV*
hope by intercourse spirit of
Christian love, eventually to removersind test
-
mar be once more 6-nein outward comainniolllb
already one in faith. Surely th;ii is a
well: deserves the approval and an,
Chrittiana among us, —surely lhio Oen
-opeety be described As a " trusidiegf
sympathy of another Churolt with whom
essential paints we differ." With regard to 1
Among ourselves if there be Any hope that
nurthOd of mutual explanation they also may be
back into visible unity with n., as we trove
ease with the Restarts. I can only say that I
atiah God-speed to shy who will underlain ti
-eat any ooncession or compromise of ' tr
such a purpon I should most steenuonely
hi In the one ease, no also in ill', tithe
'tiro- objects I *mild 'observe in conclusion.
ma to be by-no means so foreign to each other
corre.poadent appears to imagine. Rather woo
hope that the spectacle of the restored unity
many years of separation between two "
Christ's Holy Chtuoh, might induce Dissent..
and Romanists carefully to reconsider their position,/
might lea! them to see more clearly the errors hi
their faith and practice, which preclude them froii
sharing in this holy unity. Apologising for the length
of this letter, lain your obedient servant,
G. B. C.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

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ALDRIDGEt Mr, MARTIN'S-LANE, LONDON.
&St ABLISIUID 1733,
PBLIC SALES by AUCTION of HORSES
and C 45.,.. MAGER. at Eleven o'clock on every
WEDNE4kAY sueSATUB.DAY. Property must be
delivered two flitYs previously, with iturtructioes and
particulars. BUIL should be ordered a week before
either Sale Day. Accounts paid en Mondays and Thurs-
days only, from Ten to Four. Remittances to the
Country with Account-Sales, on the written request
of the Ovn er.
Commiadon, 5 per cent. Forage and Grooms, per
Day and Night, 44. Bent of Carriages, Four-wheels
Es. 6d.; Two-wheel, Is. 6d. per week. Horses or
Carriages, Withdrawn or not .Bold by Auction, ;
Harness, or Saddle and Bridle, 2a. ; Dogs, 106.
Stooks valued.
N.B.—No Homo received for Private Sale on Corn-
=lesion and no Dealing allowed on the part of any one
eonnectid with the Rstablislkment.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

PRESTON.

CHARGE OF STEALING HAY FOR A Mssrstea
Hossiot—Richard Hanham, carter, in the employ
of Mr. E. Chilcott, farmer, at Preston, was charged
with stealing a quantity of hay from a rick belonging
to Mr. Miller, a neighbouring farmer.—Mr. Weston
appeared for the defendant—William Mdverton,
carter in the prosecutor's employ said that on Sunday
evening last, the 26th November, he had occasion to
go to the hay rick when he found a quantity bad
been stolen. The hay produced by the policeman
belonged to Mr. Miller the proseoutor.—P.C.
Ames, on receiving information, traced t e
hay to Mr. Chilcott's stables, and took
away what was in the stable. The value of the
hay found was about a shilling. The prisoner ae-
knowledged taking the bay unknown to his employer.
—Mr. Weston produced testimonials of good
character from Mr. Chilcott, of Osmington, Mr.
Stroud. of Sydling, and Mr. Jesty, of Radipole,
for all of whom the prisoner had worked.
Mr. Miller also said he had always con-
sidered the man of good character and did not
desire to press the case. lJnder these circumstanoes
Mr. Weston asked the magistrates to exercise the
power placed in their hands of discharging a person
on a charge of committing a first ease of felony.
The Bench considered that this was a case in whioh
it was not expedient to convict, and the prisoner
after being cautioned was accordingly discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

HORSZB.

Best hackney or bunter, mare or gelding, not exceed-
ing four years old, plate, value £5, given by G. D.
Wingfield Digby, Esq., Mr. W. Staoey (Trent); ascend,
£2, Messrs. Richards (Stapleton). Beat cart mare or
gelding not exceeding four years old, plate, value £5,
given by G. D. Wingfield Digby, Esq., Mr. Davis
(Horsington)reecond, £2, Messrs. Spins (Sherborne).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

is alley
wiela i
the

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tits], hitherto
)p of the bill,
that purpose

Broadley filmes, Mr. Good, Mrs. Peltham, Miss Bullard,
Mts. F. W. Good, Mr. d... H. Good, Mr. S. Whetham,
Kr. 9. Manley, tee., Se. Mrs. T. Avant sang several
gowis very pleasingly—one by Gabriel, "The light in
the window," being specially admired and eooored.
On this occasion three amateurs, viz., Messrs. Bohn
-
*nod, Champ, end Davey asaistod in giving some con•
alerted pieces with good taste ; one of thein, the trio,
011 tow merrily we limo," was rewarded with an encore.
MewT. Avant played some solos on the piano in his
usual brilliant style; and Sir. F. W. Smith gave two nn
the Violin which were very fairly executed. Mr.
Gabbing contributed a coo on the harp from popular I
airs, and a duet for harp and violin was given hy Messrs..
Gabbing and Smith, which afforded a pleasing variety
Wale entertainment. The concert was concluded with
'ng glee, "To our next merry meeting," in
Mts. Avant joined, and it was very effectively
*Oa
.LITKRABY Disnrirra.-.-A very large and enthusiastic
audience assembled In the Lecture-hell, on Tuesday
evening to hear Mr. George Suckland give his neat
musical entertainment, " Jaot and Earnest." Shortly
:after the doors were opened, every seat was occupied,
and speedily standing room was at a high prernium. At
usual under these circumstances, the young men to
while away the time till the entertainer appeared, in-
dulged in boisterous fun and frolio, something after the
lbsbion of the prelude to a theatrical performanoe on a
grand night, when the "gallery gods" id the "pit
Ipireans" are ti,-iummoement '
el 'the play." .
,ace was the
rdinal for hearty _eat favourite in
'Bridport, and dean) Atertainments are
invariably good, deli/scrod. "J"
aud Earliest" prey, I amusing: "
audience roared wii ,aendealith
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applauded fee their "saris
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

THE CASE OF JOHN CEOS&

[We have been requested to insert the following
letter of thanks, which we do with much pleasure.]

John Cross returne his sincere and heartfelt thanks,
to the many friends who have so liberally subscribed ois
his behalf, and especially to the large number of his.
fellow-labourers who have, from their hard-earned wages,
so generously masted him. Whilst enjoying the cam-
forts which snob help will enable him to procure, he will,
with the most grateful feelings, ever bear in mind from
whence such were derived. To those gentJamen who
have so ably advocated his cause in the papers he would
also desire to return his beat thanks. It may be Betio.-
factory to the public to know that the Rev. C.
Onslow, of Wimborne. has kindly consented to.
act as trustee on his behalf, and that haring bed
an offer of work in Hampshire, at 10s. per week.
cottage and garden found, besides tut-work • good part
of the year, he intends to enter upon the same in this
course of a few days.
Shapwink, near Wimborne, December 4th, 1865.

Tifie 1806 show of the Royal Agricultural Society is
to be held at Bury St. Edmunds.

LIMY, the proprietor of the Irish People, has bei at
found guilty of sedition, and sentenced to 20 years'
penal servitude.

THE SHINANDOAH. Captain Corbett, who was
indicted for a breach of the Foreign Enlistment Act, by.
inciting persons to engage in the Confederate serviced.
hall been found not guilty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

meet
brought _
ig, he wee of opinion
county magistrates
He had -

DESPERATE POACHING AFFRAY AT .
PIDDLETOWN.

On Saturday last, Charles Critchell, Joseph
Leader, and George House were brought up on
remand, before H. Williams, Esq. (Chairman), H.
C. Goodden Esq., Major Astell, Copt E. William',
J. E. Bridge, Esq., Colonel Sykes, Lient -Colonel '
Howard, and CoL Cox, charged with night poaching '
and assaulting a keeper. Mr. Weston prosecuted,
and Mr. Howard defended Loaders and Critchell.
House was undefended. In opening the case, Mr.
Weston remarked that the proceedings were taken'
under the 9th GEIO. IV. cap. 69. The 2nd section
authorises the owner, occupier, or a gamekeeper, or
his assistants, to apprehend poachers in the night
time. An asssult by pos.:share with weapons, under
such oircamstanoes, is • misdemeanour, and readers
them liable to penal servitude for seven years.
George Frederick Baker, gamekeeper to Mr. Brymer,
of Piddletown, said that last Tuesday morning, a
little after one o'clock, being in a plantation near his
house, he heard the firing of guns, apparently in
'lslington Wood. He called George Trowbridge,
the woodman and assistant-keeper, and the under-
keeper, James Hardy, and they assembled together
at laington grove. He sent Hardy one way, and
Trowbridge another. He went into East-field, ad-
joining: Ilkngton wood, and concealed himself.
About two minutes after' three men, one after
another, got out of the wood into East-field within
two yards of him. House and Critohell were the
first over. He took House by the collie, when
Critohell said, "Go in, kill the —." Upon that
Loader struck at him as bard and as quickly as he
could with the butt-end of the gun, striking him on
the head, arm, and hand. [(lie hand was now
bandaged in consequence of a blow he received.]
He was obliged to loose House. He sprang back
about two yards off to avoid the blows, when Loader
pointed the gun at him within about le yards of his
breast. He shut his eyes and begged them not to
shoot him, saying, "Don't shoot me, don't shoot
me !" Immediately after Trowbridge came over the
hedge, and the three prisoners went off as fast as
they Gould. He and Trowbridge followed them.
Trowbridge caught House; he found them both on
the ground. Hardy came up directly after, and
searched House. Fastened around Howe was found
a bag, and in his pocket the two flint stones pro-
duo. Witness then took Hon/re to his house, and
examined the bag, which was found to contain eight
pheasants—six hens and two woke The birds were
warm and had evidently been recently shot. He
then gave the prisoner House some bread and cheese
and eider, called P.C. Arney, and went to Dor-
chester for Superintendent Underwood, who returned
with them, and eventually took House into his
custody. When he returned to his house with the '
prisoner it was about 20 minutes past two. There
are no fiinta in Ilsington wood or East-field of the
kind produeed. About 9 o'clock the same morning
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

. year .
£92 l3s. 7d.
s proceedings to n.
Wood delivered a.
The rewards for
distributed, and
tee National

Mi. Mr. rWood
nitrite—Won poplar adulation. The
and panektality were then dir
- Goodaded by singing

7 of the

Corporation
• : Dr.

up
able
proficiency -
the sleeting
Anther:4—P.
Tows Cotracru—A meeting o.
place y_erterdAy, when there were Preeinei:
(the Mayor), Aldermen Emu, Corms,
ConetelOre, Look, SfidloP, Gregory, Ve'"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

ARABW(

proketa or
estop,ll.
0,108 M 11,7
-- • -

-
wires. price hi& pert
; tag e/L per halt WI. &Ads
s Israel* enjoys the highest
lo s stable, is continuously
tE elg TPk.ED
cert sod half ort. begs,
--••• cwt.. carriage
tor rearing Care
COW TEED (tor
• containing • I
TrEDTWO
Greatly ai

LATE'S V7l

rOILSDELL'B

MEESE FILLS dean*. the
.1 bile, correct the functions of tie
and purify the blood in so mervellot
the patient, as it were, beoomes a ne,
&wee good health, all should take one
WORtADELL'S FILM—SoId throe
in boxes, at In 14d., 2,. 94.
Depetypiaread•atteet, r

TirEINTRI'S
PortiMai,
Thte
tried In
lie-ti•mand for it la
HENRI'S HORSE Al,
Patented Mt, to ewt an,
a meaaure. Price 41a. per
Is found to be Invaluable ,
HENRI'S CELEBRATED
and half cat barns, each bag a.
per eat., carriage Dal&
HENRI'S PIG AND GENEILAL
=U. Price its. canine DaWl- - -
toe It and pantile a lame sale.
_ n 10917 17 letter to XT. .C 101115.1. Want
VATTLZ 510 COWAN nr, Steam Mite. Actor
N.8.-Agenta wanted distriata nOt work,
Esau traveller. A liberal ooremaglon
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

gentleman
lose has ar.
been precente4, had proper means
the local anthoridee, to keep off
WC+, we rand hyproper feeding
to the oonifort of our animal,s

Ana i
wive°,

sagas— Wilie
-wash abo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05


PORTLAND.
The toilitary

Diztrict Itieb3o.
WEYMOUTH.
Loss 07 A LAMIII hair
a feared that a large ship hi /
adoring the late heavy gales
ter of deals were washed ad
, and &Meg tip Beach le* /
ibad also pinked up • Vas A
We marked with an jnr
Some men secreted
Estate, bat on • Beare AL
hoovered.
WAT.—In aonsequen oy
sek, the French bri A lle
to Bridport, with ~, oary
t put into one b Arum=
N heated, and being ;
he face of the 'revers -
le was lessened of he,
D Bridport by Imam of
WARD HIS ftP22OIC I, AT
MANE'S TjniNER.
Wratea l, hineV)
e halm St digs air dinner
air under h.; m in the counsel,
peke, 2 cc ,1 'bout -2 er 3 '
i'pouts' ,y'd at 2 much flu, an' that
✓u
• le oken in their throtes, and thet4
Awe "•em a bit. Wall, e 4 I remember'4
nin• a grate floseifer, tharwlien rian:its. ii
es Roam dos, I also, 2 yunititer
• oumpny, maid I attempt 2 ooff 2,
'pon my legs arter my heath bat%
This air air seem'd to plate 'est good v.
okt at eech tither, winki their i's,
ed by this I'd gut bold o' thertailloki
sow I went rite onto my speech r"
MIMI, sea I, I've cam among yr c
tme in an' fed me. So fee,
he path of troo virtoo. I'v cumlfroar%
ighted Stilts of Merryky, a Linehan IKTA
d about, ore the briny biller* it,
;bun, 2 give u a site of my grate'morri
i of virtoos stattoota, team snaiks,-
teettery, which u'll bud, on a visit 2't, #
tekeld. My kangaroo is a rile
rain' a beg in her skin into which ehl:r
lily of little one!, when their in danje'r of
, by the eamy, Jus' as a thee! 'ii Lick
es pocket, id he can get hold of et. -
o harmless that a child rut ma 'only 1
,ta air wnaderful works o' art, bettit
by re-panetin' timer cheeks an' i.bro,w,
eta into early body u plosive. Y'r mare
kerl a god example; he's ben 2 sea the
e himself, an' twas one to hes jenriossity
invited 2 dine with 2nile. its share
ninon a' my onrifled exibishun. Ef
er him 'gin the wall, mebbe n'd
mewl inches hire in his shoos now then
This proovea the elervatin infloonns o'
An' jentlarnen, u shod, awl on yr, oilers
high. Were patternize morril shows an'
nue that her a ellervatin tendons'. The
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

ROOTS.

Best four sores of mangold wartzel, grown with
Messrs. H. and T. Proctor's manure, to be supplied by
their agent, Mr. William Maiden, of Pen Mills, Yeovil,
plateOrslue f:4 4e., given by Messrs. Proctor, Mr. W.
N'otley, being an average of 56 tons per acre. For
the best five acres of swedes, grown by Messrs. Proctor's
manure to be sapplied by their agent, Mr. William
Harden, of Pea. Mil* Yeovil, plate; valte 4,4.,
given by Meseri: Prootor. Professor Buchman, being
an average of 41 tons, 1 cwt., 1 qr., go lbo. per acre
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

Just Published, Price Two Shillings.

D_
ISINFECTION and the PREVENTION
of DISEASE, by means of OZONIC OXYGEN
in the form In which it occurs in CONDE'S PATENT
FLUID. Ry H. B. CONDT.
JOHN W. DAI7IIIB, 54, Princes-street, Leicester-
square, London.

RECKITTS'DIAMOND
FLACK LEAD.

Used in tho l'alaces of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

BiELPL A ISH.

SCHOOL Tile?. —On Monday all the Church school
children were treated with rake and tea by Mrs.
Parmiter, of ?dolphin& Court. The children, numbering
90, left the school-room about three o'clock, with their
teachers, in charge of Ms. and Mrs. Bailey, and pro.
oeeded to the park which surrounds the mansion. After
various innocent pastimes, they were bountifully regaled
with tea and oaks in front of the house, after which
they sung some pretty pieces, under the leadership of
Mr. Bailey, the schoolinaster, concluding by singing
"God save the Queen," and giving hearty cheers for
" the founder of the emit." At 8 o'clock the children
again assembled on the lawn in front of the house, and
each had a piece of cake to take home. Mr., Mrs., and
the Misses Parmiter, as well as Miss Pool and the Rev.
Mr. Tomlinson, joined heartily in the games, and did
all they could to make the children happy, and the day,
which was a glorious one, will long be remembered with
pleasure by all who were present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

Rona*'ff/milt"irrs'irtesa-
itcialmlais ,V ond, Surrey,
If 'll apt, an,thm2lliii ult., tobee
Anthulay Aalt,ley,-Cooper, Sari M
The kathony William
leuirbeing reaerrll.ll to Ileary lobo
the

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—Probate of the win of the
• Dowager of Shaftesbury, of
--trey, wax granted by her
ober sons, the Right
:LA of Shaftesbury,
Main dahley-Coepert
po walr . .; John Harvey, Rat, of
Spring-terraoe, Richmond„ ~ an executer, to prove
hereafter to whom • legacy of .£lOO is bequeathed. The
eounteed was formerly lAdy Awe Spencer, daughter of
the (earth Duke-01•Matiboroeitb, and married 1786;
DrOle Abe kin Rod et She( Rebury, who died in 1851,
and a large Unlit% 'ix sorts and three daughter&
Her , . *lip died on the 7th of August last, having
executed her will on the let of March, 1856, to which
twoodieile see added, dated 1857 and 1863, whereby,
aftor making proeiaion by way of annuity for two of her
eervt,lenvt,og eko to ID. of than her wearing ay•
parehlthwe bequette to be free of legacy duty, she be--
quote* `ea ,reeidne of her property to her son, the
present RN& —7l4estroted London Ant*
011itYcie—drirtaot Gasxmae 90aDot, v. Dos- '
CHeerrat Oaten/Ai oee..—Tbe return match wee ;
ottii,
played on WellmedaY t Binpton park, when fortune I
crowned the play of ih termer. ikibioined lathe were-:
—Weymouth t nut . 'op—Pat-miter, b a nrirn, II;
Aylleelaury, e Busee'y, Brown, 4; lee. r. .8 ander/ tot ,
e Jrc..nittib Way, 7 ; Long, b Brown, 0; Borneo,
Lit I"Hetl • Tweet, lia Brows. 0 ; fdills:b
B ...iiii," arab, Breen., 4; bianninp, rue out, Tj
M. •net s , Vuliwr, I, DIEON/13, 0 ; ieg by
I. 4,404 Seared innings :—Paruutear, 4
Tay or, 1 )(when, 0; Aylesbury, a and b Brown, 0;
Iter,A. Saaadeepoo, b H. Way, 30; Long, b H. Way, 7;
tdorr.le.e,_b Brown,
.0.; Ken.t, a and b Brown, 0 ; Bat, ,
0; Ilanninge, not
-. 0; Puller, b
107. Dor-
; ; i3Jmoodl,
Brown, e
b Lamm 4;
, 0; Hussey,
, Sanderson,
I ; byee, 1,
Heehaw, a
Rev. T. R.
king, 8; H. '
Sesdereon,
'7. 3; R.
34';

ILL

Al
Right Hon.

sftq

Loos,
I bw,

Tj7ti

L 8

readena.reamenpannempeniesnalleetelapersin- tee ell
our Meld "day of the Ytier 49 tii, late 214 t of June only
being eumplautueØeu iasollerl—rherovonleter,
1 Pt, 2,0 .dig• 2. pm.. 83 dig. ; 4 D.,"^ aa dig. •
In verge lime bew, 1 de'
Tbff temperature of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

reason to apprehend the approach of that disease, of
the sum of £1 1,. for ea...h day that such inspectots are
actually engaged in the performance of the duties re.
qui ad of them by the said orders, with travelling ex-
penses at a rate not exceeding 3.1. • mile each way, upon
the conditions following :—Tlieir lordships reserve to
thim•elvee the tow r of declining torn • ke such payment.
in all caves in who It tho ^pp iintmenta may appear to have
been made .11itiont adequate cans-, or to have been an•
neoevsarily Every appliontion for payment
is to be accompanied y a aegtifleate frOm the attthority
tiy which the inspector hatle peen gppointed, stating
the eilcumetances tinder which the appointment has
been made, and that the duties of the inspect-,re have
been properly performed.
"Ac, however, no proviSionlies been made in the
Act fiend 12 Vistorii, O. 107, for the ptyment of any
officer who may be appointed by the boa' autlioti•irs. a.
in the present instance, in pursuance of tilt order of the
Privy Council to carry into effect, in particular rliatricta,
regu!ations made by such orders, an application to
Parliament will be necessary for its sanction to Inch
payment. A separ •te account will therefore be kept by
the Treasury for each locvlity, of all expenees defrayed
from public funds in respect of these payments to in•
enactors, which will be treated as en advance, in order
that, if Parliament should so determine, such expenses
may be charged on local funds.
"I am, Sir, your obedient servant.
"H. WADDINGTON."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

Gffg;t

TRE REPOSITORY, SALISBURY.

MR. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Sales
of HACKS. FIGHTERS, HA RN ESS and
CART HGRSES, CARRIAGES, &0., are held on every
CATTLE MARKET DAY.
Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Gentlemen are continually representing to him that it
would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good class Horses,"
if some arrangement could ho made for viewing them a
day or two before the Svlo at the Repository. If sent in
on the Friday before the Sale, two clear data would be
afforded, the whole expense or which would be 3e. e.ch
horse per day for keep and gthom, amounting to 12s.
from Friday to Tuftday dnestsive, the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2.5. 6d. if bought in, or
the Commission if sold on the Tuesday ; this would also
enable the Auationeer to advertise the Horses as being
"on view" fur Tuesday's Sala.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

DORCHESTER.

CORN MARKET, Satniday.—The supply of wheat WM
moderate. Old was taken at IL per qr. less money;
new on offer at • greater reduction, but in oonsequence
of its indifferent condition little found buyers. Grinding
barley and oats saleable at late rates.

DORSET Cotrser HOSPITAL.—For tee Week ending
September 7: —ln-petients admitted. 6 • ditto dia.
charged, 5; out-patients admitted, 9; ditto diacharged,
6; remaining in the b 57; out-patients re-
maining on books, 124; '
have
v of

hovital,
"death, 1.

THZ Cirrut
.4. to each
. _

PLaorm.—The smutty committee
1 limier' t... Board of Guardians in Dorset acr
rules suggested for the formation of a Mutual
Assurance Society, and we understand that s
the aommittes will ' place as
x the several Boards '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

in
will
I hew
,of re
U.,
did
live

_Amusements
town --
711
I und

were required, as Weymouth. !iv 01
expressly for visitors, who looked rpi them. /I
did not know of any anunatimahVairrie innonint
_ manly than that afforded by the bat club in the
regatta that day. (Applause.) The name of Mr.
R. G. Newington was easoaintod with the toast.
Mr. Nzwurcirox, in responding, said the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

great form. n
be fell amongst
Amway taken up
much shaken by

is progressing I
building been
time of the a,

might have been

ALLINGTON
probed imi
in the stiove ohn

obsto*i .rk n

amounted to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

ALL coming' SMALL IsoBllol.

FOUL PRISM for all comers' I. mall bores. Any posi-
tion ; any ammunition. Seven rounds at 300, and seven
rounds at 800 yards. Entrdnced, some NA in the precious
competition, Firdt prise, £5, dud three tenths of the
entreat* fees ; second, £3 and teo-tentlia of ditto;
third, LT and one-tenth of ditto; fourth, one-tenth of
the entrance (tea.

There were only seven ootnnetitors for these primes.
Igt,Corporal Brown (Wein-moth), 39 ; Sergeant Roberta
(Weymouth} 38 ; Priv,.to Hibb4 Wilubortte), 37; and
Captain Thresher ( Weymouth) 35.
The other soorea were : Lieut. Tittar.l, sth, 2sl,
Sergeant Charles, sth, 25; Private Hibbs, sth, 26.

DRILL INSTRUCTORS' PRIZILIS.
A PURSE of £lO. offered by Capt. Ferrer. End D.R.V.
to be oonipetrd for by the Drill Instructors of the
battalion. _ . .

The following were the terms of this competition :
Teo rounds of ammunition to be fired, advancing from
400 to 200 yards, and retiring from 200 to 400 yards,
until the ammunition he expended, each man judging
his own distance and arransing his sight acoordingly.
The bugle to sound the "advance" or "retire." A
separate target, ftf t. by 2ft., was provided for each man
placed at intervals of six paces. Each target had a
black mark, two feet deep. across the centre. Shots
hitting within that mark were to be counted 4, and
other hits 2 points. In arlvancing the men might fire
kneeling, rising to load, running on in line after return-
ing their ramrods. In retiring, the firing to be from the
knee. Three prizes Fitst, ; second, £3; third, £2.
For these prizes all the Drill.lnstructors in the county
competed, save the one for the kilandford corps.
Sergeant James (Stalbridge), and Sergeant
Stroud (Shaftesbury), tied for the first prize with 16
marks; on shooting ofi', it fell .to the former, and
Sergeant Stroud took the second prize. Sergeant
Anketell (Wareham), took the third prize, with 12
marks.

The other scores were:—Legg, 8,4; bihetridge,
11th, 0; Purser, 7th, 6; Fitzpatrick, Bth, U; &khan,
6th, 10; Sullivan, lit, 10; B.ennie, 4th, 6.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

Iwell-grown
' another to t.
diminish

practically

4 journey v..
g!tplightet° A OM 111

readapt Th. •
MI lb 1187111r11

WfT
COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1865. -

smells, dear water, dear market, dear schedule
D, in fact, dear everything!
Meanwhile, is it not fenny to hear many
people call our premier Liberal ; certainly liberal
in his entertainments, but not politically. You
might as well call the Prince of Rirkness liberal
because he wriggles and writhes before holy
water, as Palmerston before the ballot. If
Mammon and Gammon were exiled from earth
they would be sheltered under his hospitable
roof. For he is the prince of spirits and. hum-
bugs. Witness his last demonstration against the
ballot, viz„ "Voting is a right or a trust : if a
right, every voter can sell it if he pleases; if
trust, he must dischsrge it openly." But Brown
belonea to a Debating Society, and he calls that
a double-edged argument For, says he, "If a
right, every voter can vote secretly if he pleases;
if a trust, he must not be tampered with." In
fact, Brown calls the premier a cynic philoso-
pher, I suppose from Diogenes, a very bold and
ancient limier. In my humHe opinion, I think
if voting be a right, how is it that so very few
Englishmen possess it? and if a trust, why is it
always kept in chancery to our detriment
When Brown told me Lord Palmerston had
just entered a horse for the next Derby, I
thought he was going to make room for another
premier, and that, like Nebuchadnezzar, he was
to ruminate for some while! However, the days
of Mammon and Gammon are numbered, and
every good housewife will be glad to hear that
the Ball hot is truly invaluable for curing
gammon!

MARY BROWN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

_ay
*me. by a girl bet.,
Norman. Dorehester ; 2nd, Ha
bredy ; 3rd, Jane Hutchings.
same, worked by a girl between
Baran Major, Hornbeam ; 2nd,Anna
3rd, Blisa 4atcbell, Broadway. or
by a girl between 12 and 13, Id
Knighton; Binds,
Margaret "

12
line
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

'so-rsormo
ot.Warehsto,
coisteielos
ngst which the
oaroo.
:Toloon-14 Use tlelth
Tire dog is allowed to
' —4tlsl bark.
befbre.

Before thi
Bo Bottley
—Joseph Reed% b

TTESBUL
_fpt,em..Ser
Wear.mi.xt

'RESS

WINTERBOttIig -ST/CXLAND,

Tui MARVEST.—The fine weather we have just
eejoyed has enabled our farmers to demure their late
crope in excellent condition, but the yield ttppetrd to
be considerably Wore the average;
SANATORY PRIKIAUTiONS.—The Baron ttambro, who
now staying at the Abbey, has during the 1.4
fortnight given stringent directions that all the memo ils,
&c., belonging to his tenants, shall be cleansed and the
outhouses, and other planet; needing it thoroughly lime.
washed.
CHoßcn MISSIONARY SOOIRTY. A sermon was
preached on Bund4rThe 3rd inst., in onr parish church,
by the Rev. B. Hobbs, in behalf of the above society.
Collections ,In al4 of the fundd were made after both
services. Notice was given that a reissiOrlary 16etute
would be delivered in the school-room on the ensuing
Wednesday evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

MILTON, HANTS,
4 mace from Christchurch and 8 from byrnington.

-
VALUABLE FREEFIOI.D LAND MOST ELIGIBLY
SITUATE kult BUILDING.

-
. PFtEDERICK ELLEN will SELL by
AUCTION, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Milton,
on FRIDAY, 22nd SEPTEMBER, 1865, at two o'clock
in the afternoon. (subject to Fuel conditions as will then
be produced,) all thst ilsirable piece of excellent
Freehold
ARABLE LAND
known as Copythorne,' containing L. Or. Bp., abutting
on the high i.d from ikrton to Christchurch, moat
eligibly situate in • locality where Land is rarely to be
purchased, and commands fine scenery, including
view* of the rale of Wig'it and the Needles, offering
therefore to speculators, or person., in want of a site
for Building in a proverbially healthy and charming
neighbourhood, • first-rate opportunity.
Also at the same place will be sold, at 12 o'clock
(removed fnm Nash Farm for the convenience of Sale),
a fat Cow, Malden Cob, Sheep Dog, Market Cart, net
of Earner., Butter Churn, Dairy Utensils, Flour
Stands, Dmble Perambulator, Poultry, Fettling Tina,
and quantity of Firewo,d,
The Land may be viewed, and (Lieber particulais
obtained of Meagre. Moms and St. BARER, Solicitors,
Lytnington, or of
_the Ath3TIONEER, Andover.

ANE D—Several GOOD COM-
NV T
• POSITOR.S.—AppIy at the Office, Church.
street, -Dorchester,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

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of tie United Church of England and Ireland, is
published every Thursday innrning. It treats exclusively
of Church matters in Enghood, Ireland, and the
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aims at the extension and defenoe oC the Chnroll and
her various institutions. Its leading articles are
the ecc'esissiical events and opinions of the day,
and its comprehensive reviews of Church literature
has long secured for this Journal the confidence
of its numerous readers. Price 6d., Stamped 7d. ;
HUGH WlLtrants, 32, Paternoster•row, London,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

for
. soma 800.

, pad
Jeffriss•
sad *AP

recei;ed handrail a.
Liverpool Doe. Trait,
the atom a docks ar
extension, certain +

to sorry

or 111111114111•14
broagb in noiug,

abolition o.
' hundreds of
opinion
odious ti
able to e
of hive,
at large;
minister the
to our huge
- be mnk to
- Litre

hitherto, so far as
are aware, By tbe growths -
Liverpool, isonseqitent on partial fee 4
Va, Derby eptates have been gristly nes "
' sandhills, and furze coN, Aka
gr next to nothing, his laidslifp haw _
' thousands a pounds from be.
, which has oenverted, them_leto
.nd wasehomiss • and with futthew
molt almost inedifitsk from Ow
-e custom house, he woult receiver
__ thousands more. But his lordiltip is ot
that with direct taxation wag wpuld be so
A no ministry would dare to.preelaim it, er be
on ; therefore, lip prefers the interests
his owilasol those of the country
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, 12.—Annual Exhibition of the Cottage
Garden and Labourers Friend Society, at
Beaminster.
Wilton (Wilts) Fair.
Gibe' Rill, near Winchester (Flante) Fah%
Thursday, 14.—Wimborne (Dorset)
Fain
Sunday, 17.—Flarv.et Thanksgiving Service at St.
George's, Fortrington.
Monday, ltk —Adjourned Dorchester Licensing meeting.
Cheap Excursion to London (South Western). for
6 or 13 days.
Wednesday, 20.—Provisional Grand Lodge of Masons',
at the Townhall, Poole, for the transaction
of business.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

NEW YORK, QUEBEC, and NEW
ORLEANS, by NATIONAL. MONTREAL,
and other ST EA MIMS, at lowest rat... Shiva
to New York, £.l be.
MONWOMERIE, 6, Ingram Conti%
P'enchnroh-stratt Irobdoh, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

sohnolo 10;nisal
t knitted mocking*,
Jane Churchill,
- 3rd, E. J.
—For

Ph6OT.

vesfi•

imatci • Airra frock _ate) made at
d.—For the best spesiumm '
date by a girl at itehosi. let vise,
Thema ; Sad, Harriet Croft, Broadway ;
Kamilla, Besdipole ; 4th, Fanny Carter, UP
that hest lumpier or other specimen of mark;
4 at eehool, let prize, Charlotte Cox,
. Nary emends, Upwey ; 3rd, Susan Croft,
!way ; 4th, Elizabeth Pearce, Knighton.
Jane Peters, Redipole. —To the gal who
anew the hest specimen el darning, &ma.
Ellnabsth Churchill, Martinstown.—To the
• parish =hook who shall produce the best
of • shirt oat out sod made by herself, Eli.a-
Harrie,
lackiand Newton.—To the pupil teacher
• 'pans!' school who shall produce the best specimen
a shirt, cut out and made by herself, 1," Way,
. .
"L the ben
Stafford

wbo ;ball
Wort, 10
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

ecclesiastical intclligrnu.
_ _ _

CLIIIIICAL FID SLUT. —The Riw. G. B. Blenkin,
vicar of liestee, Lincolnshire. has declined the valuable
living of Holbssoh, worth £l,lOO, while the income of
Retort% is but £4BO. If Mr. SWAM had vacated the
living, it would have been presented -to a gentleman
whose politiesl opiniors he deemed objectionable.
PRIIIIIIIIN TS AND APPOI N TIMM IS. —Rev. H. J.
Clements, LA., viol: of Sidmouth ; Rev. R. Cooper,
MA, Perpetual Curate of St. Ann's, Congresbury ;
F. C. Fagan, M.A., Incumbent of All Saints',
Guernsey; Patron J. James, reg. Rev. J. Tripp,
B.A.,ltector of Elainpford Brett; Patron, the Rev. Dr.
Tripp. VAIUNCISIL—Berwiek-on-Tweed, V., 12383,
with bemuse; Patrons, been and Chapter of Durham.
Gantby, B. Lineolnshiree £27, with house; Patron,
B. liFner. B. pilisblield. B. Hants, 447, with
hotimil W. Mingsmill, &sq. St. Luke's, P. c.,
waupo... 450.; Patrons, Trustees. St. Mark's,
P. C. Old-street, Landon, £250, with hoes.; Patron,
Bishop of Louden.
Tug New Again:meows or Lisrowsramig.—The
Bishspoi D 91461111 has conferred the Arideaconry of
Lindightrica, wide& bows. vacant a few days since by
dim* of the licee,Oh aria Corte, M.A., upon the
I:lcorge Barn Ilessißton, M. A., Vicar of Rerwlok-
%Tweed. ,The rev, gentleman was educated at
Colley, Dublin, where he took his B. A. degree
' Is libe followhig year be wow admitted into
Aly Orders by-Dr. Stanley, Bishop of Nerwieli. Some
time Itherwards he became curate of Sunderland, and
whilwasiklingthehappointment was elected to the chap-
laiasgoltibe Durham County Geol. le 1854, on the
61/111100111M4M Joseph Barnes' IL A. he was nomi.
meek by the Dean and Chapter of Durham to the
Visalgosf Berwick-upon-Tweed, which benefice he bag
bid - ..: - prelnit time. In 1863 he was collated
hl • ....... • ....,. , _to an honorary canonry in Durham
. ..A. N., Aradeaeon is the anther of
refeellpelldna of juvenile °Heerlen.
. __ Viearsale
ham, ran-
• degaiwPaar.
Countrp Misceilang.
tidsr m a , I d lintan._
WY —lll is a mistake to describe the
by the Bev. B. Mode as being ex:lu-
au-owe byres& The subjects are not limited,
_Aro it is desired through the few harvest
alluded to, to get these more general ones into
% el the agricalosesl elans.-49Meatterei
corn-

Rev.

Op
Bev.

a tie

-

se=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

Old Torn -
Finest Londoe

Fine dittO

-.gOi;u:,i-iiint
Creme de Noyeau -
- Camlschia • • 30
'BRANDY. Fine lelsy - - 36
Very Old Champagne - - 72 6 0 Fineet Oldaidav - • - 42
Fined Cognac - •60 5 0 Fineat Old Irish - - - •42
Fine ditto • -48 4 0 Kinaban's LL. • • - - 42
Bordeaux ditto • -42 3 6 Very Old Holism's- - • • -42
Hungarian ditto - - 36 . 3 0 Fined Holland& or Sobiedam, in original 136
Finest Cherry
Moat and (ltintlim Celtbr•tefl rhaPtpagntl.
First quality White Dry Sillery, per doe. 60.4.—Pirst quality ItroWn Sparkling per doz. 60s. 58. pot quart bottle.
()Achill Pewter, 4.. Id. dozen. Allanpp'aPele Ale, ss. and London Stout, 3.. &I. per dozen Imperial Pints.
Bottles ars +charred 2a. per dozen extra to addition to the above prices, and allowed for wUn returned. No
Bottles wave ia 'Ramage ortopt the.. beating o2j Label and sent from Stores.

WHET.

SPRING AND SUMMER SEASON.

CANAL, SALISI3IIRY,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

, Mary
prodeoe the a.
prize, Charlotte

. Fowler,
44, 11
3rd, 11

GAZETTICLTIJESDLY, SEPTE:

the lit administrative battalion , R.V. Five rounds at
200, and five oands at 600 nits. First prize, the
saver goblet; seeend, Elle purse of £5 given by Lieut.
Col. Steward. .. . . _ _

There were 414rte-eeeen enmpetitors br these
the g,frrage .enire was 218. The *nines were, tbe
p, Sergeant Le (WelFaget44 29; Awl, Sergeant
Charlet ( Wel elin4h), 2t • .4 r .
The next scores wSryr eeant pat* Bth. 2
ere_i— 6 ;
Sergeant Heiner, 3rd. ; Private Hwin r. Id. 26 ;
Corporal }intent, Bth, 26 ; roloar•Sergeant Fernier, 4.h,
26; Sergeant Draw, 2nd, 25 ; Private Sherren, 2nd, 25.

ALE °OURS' ranee,
FOUR PRIZES for all comers; with Enfield ride..
poeision - rare sinmurdtfOn: Five ronnda at 200, ana
five roundest MO yank Entrances : 10e., it made nn
or before tile first day of ...hooting ; 2. 6d. ectra if
made on the day of competition. Pint prise, £5 orfl
three•tenthe of the entrasoe fees; rewinds 4.3 and two.
tenths of ditto; third,. £2 and oae•tenth of ditto.;
fourth, one-tenth of the entrance foe'.
There were 28 trompetitore, and the mores averaged
22 each. The winners were—le: ;wise, Sergeant Roberta
(Wein:lo4oi), 29; 2tetrPrivate ..f.iTery(DrircheFter), 24t
*do-Private Candy (Wareham), Il 26; 4th, Ensign ud'
(Dorcheeter), 25. , I ,
The following were the next .Itest. gonres —Se
Charles. sth, 25; Corporal Martin, Bth, 25; Co I
Sergeant Gregory. 3rd, 23; Lieutenant tivird, sth, AI
Private Brown, sth, 2'2; Sergeant.Anketell 2nd •
Serotaitt lloa.e,itrel, 22.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

A siietdat

J.. Barnett, a Rilona —7-7,-0 run out.
I, Davey ; . . 5 not out .
T, H.rnettit Ildvey . ; , c °Von . . 4
at. Hiscouk . 0 ran out . Q
Smith, run out . . . 0 c and b Dsvey ; I
King, not out . . . . 9 b D..vey 7
b Davey . . . 0 bit wicket. .
G.tf.,rd, h Hiscock . . 0 c Monday. . 6
Chandler, run out . . . 0 c James . . 3
Hidont, inn out . . . 0 run out . . 3
Wilkins, b Davey . . . 0 b Hiscook . . 3
Byes 0, wides 3 . . . 9 Byes . 4

. stpemadt4, ,
DRAill 0* MRS. MoORR.—" OR September 4th,
at 81dpeften bottage, Mrs. Moore, widow of the late
Thomas Moore, &ell, author of Latta Rookh, aged
£8 " This it an announcement that one of the last
roses of a glorious summer has at length disappeared.
Few are now left of the brilliant company who
adorned the early part of the 19th century, and whose
names are famous in our literature. Among these
names none is or will be held in more kindly remem-
brance than that of the lady to whom the poet Moore
gave hie heart. Moore not only loved her—he was
proud of her, and it is delightful to see in his letters
and in his diaries with what eagerness be sounded
het prabies: Ile writes to his mother in 1813
"Ton °Anna imagine what sensation Been, excited
at the ball the other night: She wits very prettily
dressed, and certainly lookOd vet>, beautifill.
never saw so much admiration thicited. It strikes
everybody almost that sees her how like the forth
and expression of her face are to Catalani's !" And
no through all bit letters and journals, he is never
tired of referring to her—quoting what she said,
telling what she did, describing how she looked, and
recording how she was admired. He married her in
1811, and her history is summed up in this one
phrase—that she was the delight of his life. She
doee not appear to occupy 'great place in his poetry;
but it Is one of the 'curious traits of many a poet that
be is eicited to sing leas by the real mistress of his
heart than by some imaginary heroine, or by some
beauty that kindles a passing flame. Mrs. Moore
was not a Lesbia, nor • Beatrice, nor a Laura, nor it
Highland Mary, destined in song to live for ever;
but as much as any of these, if not more, she was a
poet's idol. She died at three o'clock on the morning
of Monday, the 4th. She was sensible to the end;
she knew that she was dying; and she said that she
was quite happy. She was the last that remained
to us dl the Moore family, sud now that she has
departed we begin to dotlnt itith some sadness, how
amany links are there left to connect the present
generation of letters with the past?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

THE INVALID'S FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
NERVOUS DISORDERS.

What is mere fearful than a breaking down of the nervous
system? To be excitable or nervous ih a small degree is most
distressing, for where can a. remedy be found? Here is one :
Drink but little wine, beer, or spirits, or far better abstain
from them altogether; do net take coffee—weak tea is pre-
ferable; ges all the fresh air you case; take three or four of
the Pills every night ; eat plenty of solids, and avoid the use
of slope. If these golden rules are followe d,yo will be happy
n mind, strong In b dy. and forg t you have any nerves.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12

700 M,
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, the inteigense tó se 5
ll P
sonvfctMn of the taste,
me inseparably bound up
people generally, their
.nd produce.; and that this
promoted by perfect treaders
obtainable by. the libation
substitution drithrect et
, the sway baronet bar
tile triad r'

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Under this title cur
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refurenoe to • pa'
and whet waist,
partie convened
Bart., of Sendhill
to the election
the iinbstitatioo
trade principlea:
meeting of soma
eonyened by Sir J,
handbill Park, ise"
plain in which
iniquitous es
occasionally as .
for other public purposes.
landed proprietort who have
the mahlieeee to set upon their..
that their own trite Interests 'egg
with the prosperity of the
customers for all that the last
pro.perity will be beet p.
trade, which is only
711111 and excite, add the.,
A tssation. Tbees vleWt
sweated to imprees on Lord Dolly, —.l6llPbe
college days and of his marmot years, isterorbp
to be, of all other, the mealiest able and iamb
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I parsons
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tially others, while .therwould gludi; contribute •
portion of the stipends of other clergymen where they
are urgently required, if assistione wero4or4ad,thern.
Ale Colonial•Leglalallors haire diesontinchil tb p'riotiot
of granting sites for the building of Churches an/
.Schoola—have abolished all State aid to religion, and
have withdrawn the assistance which used to be given
—ea denominational schools—hence, the bishop has been
/ obliged to provide the aithales. for the Washers in the '
,Chnrch of England schools. The population of the
aoWny has more than doubled itself in the lest three
and every month sees onc or more emigrant
arriving at sothe lii iii Mernetette 'ports; The
is op of Brisbane gratefully acknowledged the kind
assistance which has, during the last five years, been
affordad.)to bin miseinM by many friends in the mother
opyinSry, and ha is whim to mabe some special prori•
sWislinionAfft other dbj r—th'e erection and main.
tenon** of a small Church of England Orphans' HOMO,
the want of which he has often painfully experienced
during his msidenoe in the colony; that for the estab-
lishment of some smell fustitation for the children of
the riborigialki, that, if possible, • remnant of them