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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

PATENT HORSE RAKE,

With Tubular Shahs and Frame. lighter hi draught than any other made. so balanced that a man can work ace
all day without fatigue. Pates £7 lOs., upwards.
INTESIDIJIG PUICIIAMB of these Machines ars requested to ORM Attar, to prevent disappointment during
he press of tbe season.
AGENT FOR BAKER'S P TENT ANTI.INCRUSTATOR FOR PREVENTING SCALE IN BOILERS
STEAM BOILERS of all sizes ; Portable. Horizontal, Traction, and other STEAM ENGINES always
on hood or in Progress. PLANS and ESTlMATESfurnishod. CATALOGUES free on application to
W. N. NICHOLSON, TRENT WORKS, NEWARK.

E. R. AND F. TURNER,
ENGINEERS, MILLWRIGHTS, FOUNDERS, BOILER MAKERS, AND
GENERAL MACHINISTS.
ST. PETER'S IRON WORKS, IPSWICH.

DEG to offer their PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES at the very reduced Twice' gi% _
ifi the list below. The high character of their Engines, for Quality of Workmanship and Material, Eoonomy
and Efficiency they intend fully to maintain.
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Makers of the Celebrated Corn and Seed Crushing Mills, Grinding Mills, Oilcake Breakers, and other
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lir Plans and Estimates for Mill Machinery of all descriptions, arrangeMent of Farm Machine/1, Ica.
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SPEITISBI7 fly,

WEPIT Or ENGLAND DisTRILUTION o PRIzILS.
Among the euccessful tichet holders of prizes we
notice Miss J. Warner, Spettishury Rectory, who
took the second prize, a piano or .C2O. The ticket
was sold by /Jr. Newman, at Mr. Shipp'e,
Blandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

DEATHS.

March 2, at Eirershot, Mn. Mary Ann Cox, after a
long Ulnas., aged 83,

_ .
April 1, at Glyde.p•th Mill, Dorchester, Mr. John
Alexander Tooker, solicitors' clerk, aged 25.
April 2, at High-4reet, Poole. Maltby, wife of Mr.
Ch•rles Oster, blockmaker, agod 72.
April 4, at Belmon), Melksham, Msjor•General
Motile, of the Bengal Army, aged 73.
March 5, at Poona, of consumption after • lingering
illness of several months' duration, borne with Christian
fortitude, Elias Louisa, the beloved wife of Mr.
Frederick F. Otto, (formerly of the arm of Botching.
and Otto, coaoh-builders, Dorchester) aged 38 year,
deeply regretted by all who knew her.
April 5, at Lytohett Minster. after a protracted illness,
Jane, the beloved wife of the Rev. W. W. Sherren.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

Latrst.

"Monne" OFFICE, Monday Night.
Da. Ltotscrrottr..—A taint hope h still indulged
thee this distinguished travelkr Is yet alive.

FIANC6 Merl Picot/L.—Th. attitude of both
countries is menacing, and on the Paris Bourse on
Saturday apprehensions of war were generally expressed
THE DiriMTICRRANZAS FLIZT,—Malta, Sunday, April
.—The ironclad. now in this port have suddenly re-
ceived order. to prepare to proceed to sea. The Prince
Consert and the Repel Oak leave to-morrow under
sealed order.. It is behoved that their destination is
the coast of Spain, in consequence of the Tornado
difficulty.—V.ietta, April 7.—Her kt.lesty's ships
Royal Oak and Prince Cowart have been ordertd to "-
Their destin.tion is suppoe d to be Cadiz.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09

20 rine fat withers.
10 fat bees awes
10 ditto.
20 fat ecru pad watben.
50 capital nether Down ter, warranted mud.
7 it.,. pigs.
Young boar.
G,y horse. 6 pews, 16 hands, goal saddle sad
harsen.

.alresii-ioree, 7 years, 15 heads. Ward lab& aad
kerne...
• Spina waggon.
iNgnmindoe-4d. in the E on Sheep and Pip, 5 per
• cent. on Homo and Deed Stock.
f arly Entries are *elicited, so that the woe may be
• drAy *Awe: tisei.
N.ll.—No Line will he delivered Instil paid for.
. PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID 'To VENDORS THE

BAIIt Ilif.

- • A- Mit JiaittlitlPTCY ACT, NM
IN THE COUNT COURT OF DORRETSHIRE,
HOLDEN AT DORCHESTER.

:In the natter' ne JOHN RLiODON. of Low.saeny.
In the Oeirity 4 Donet. Blakemith, edjudad
&ohne& at the Sixteenth clay ol Septtinber,

AMETING of the Creditor* will be held
before the Reclaim at the County Court 0111 C,.
Dorchester. Donet. on the 18th day of April, 11887. .1
Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose nf des
claring • Dividend, and also whether any allowance
shall be made to the Bankrupt.
Proof of debts will be received, and Creditors Who
bolo not rot proved, and do not th,e prove, will be
excluded the beneht of the Dividend.
G. SYMONDS, Registrar.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, TOOL

•IN THE COUNTY COUR-T OF DOREETSHIRE,
HOLDEN AT DOECHSATER.

•In the matter of JANS CURME, of Crews A MIAS,
in the County of Doritet, Widow, Liniehurner, and
Farmer, adjudmated BitedirttiA on the Ms day of
YA4niu7, 1866.
_ill MEETING of tibe Creditors will be held
before the ReMaeree at the County Court New,
.Dorcbmiter, Darer; omit* liish day of April, 1867, at
Ten o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of de-
sisting a Dividend, eind also whether any allowance
*bell be and. to Hie Itankrupt.
Amid nf debt, w4;11 be :eoeivral, and Creditors who
have not yet preyed, and do not Olen prove, will be
e.cludcd tho b nvr.st of the Divi•iend.
Istria.

G. SYMONI

TEL BANKRUPTCY ACT. 1861.

IN WM COUNTY COURT OF PORSETSHIRE,
HOLDEN AT DORCHESTER.

1* 0 a nutter of SAMUEL CLERK, of Dongnitargn,
I. the County of Donee, Watch and C oek•eaker,
Jeweller, and dealer. Second-heed Clothes. adjudi-
cated Bankrupt on the 19th day of May, 1866.
-
IA MEETING of the Creditors will be hold
. before the Registrar st the County Guilt Office,
Ws-cheater. Dorset, on the 18th day of April, 1887, as
Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purposv of de-
claring • Dividend, and she, whether any allowance
shall be made to the Bankrupt.
Proof of Achim will be received, and Creditors who
have not yet proved and do not theta prove, will be
excluded tbie benefit of the Dividend.
CL SYMONDS. Registrar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

WAREH A M.

QA 00/rPAIrT. —The directors of this company
having to meet the requirements of an increasing
oonnimption of gas in the town. decided en haring a
lane main pipe laid in the principal streets of the town.
The works are being rapidly pulsed on.

AD VERTISEMENT SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

11000 eottittv erprts% anti ligricultural eaftttt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

SH A FTESBURY.

Ma AnAn NI-MUNSON, L R.C.P., Rd., and LS. A.,
Shaftesbury, of the Cl=Crose Hospital, having
undergone the n Ron, has been admitted
• licentiate in emic.=orye by the Royal College of
Surgeons.

STURIIINSTER.

Perry Siteetaire. Monday. —Before M. S. Yeatmall.
Req., and a full Bench of magistratee.—Solomon Rose,
of Startninster, charged with steeling pool from • SeW
at Wooll Hoes Farm, on the 34th instant, vales ed.,
the property of Jobe Rose, pleaded guilty, and was
committed for 14 days' hard labour.—Tbe following
persons were summoned by Kr. Hammond, deputy Ski
writable, for having in their possession unjust weights' ,
and measures :—James Lassiter, of the Crown lan,
alarmists, 5 quarts, end 1 pint. —Fined 12s. and sets
Ba.—Lavinia CoUine, of the. Swan Inn, literminster,
2 quarts. —Fined 41. and Se. meta —Edward Francis
Stickland, of the Mad lan, Stalbridge, 4 half pints.
Fined Ba, and es. coosta—Deaas House, of the Three
Ross' Heads Inn, Lydlinch, Iquart and 1 halfpiat
Fined 4s. and Sa. Meta rge Not, of Child
Okeford, 1 half-pound weight —Fined ss. and 9s.
costs. —George Edward Parham, of Lydlinob. 21b.
weight—Pined 2s. and th. coste.—Richard George
Hatcher, of Child Okeford, an old offender, pleaded
guilty to having been drunk and riotous in that Alegi
on the lith May.- -Fined PI, Including costa—•••
lit. Charles Harding, of the firm of Harding and Sons,
auctioneers, Fronts, was summoned by the depaty-ohisf
constable for selling three cows and three pales on the
remises of Min. Bliss Monk, of Belebalwel, on the
96th March last, they not having been on the premiss
for 28 days preceding such sale.—Kr. Dalthwoed
appeared fot the Sfeeshiat.—The sae was filly proved,
but Mr. Dashwood contended that the defendant was
not in any way resposilde, having only sited as agent
in the matter.—The Bench took a different view of the
seas, and convicted Mr. Harding in the washy of ES
Including seta—Jobe Strange, a dealer of Hasslbary
Bryan., was fined id. and 4s. sets. lee essaying cattle
011 the highway. in that pariah efts run est.—
The Bench also wanted the defendant for the f eters. --
William Phripp, of Gillingbent, and William Wright
of Shaftesbury, was summoned for bringing Stele into
Steriniester Ifintiree en Thursday last, without having
first obtained • proper limos se to do. The defendants
pleaded guilty, but said they were not aware that they
were doing wrong. The Bench only imposed • 'tombs
ape of le each, and costa 4s, auk, but remarked Sae
this encase would not be admitted for the future.—
Joseph R 611114114 of Obeford Fititaidoe, was summoned
for violently smelting George Clark, of the same plena,
on the Md April. The complainant who did eat ap-
pear to be more than 15 years of age, was still suffering
from the violence whish he resived at it.. 'mod. se 66
defendant. The Henrik after bearing the evidence
considered the mowed had been guilty of • most
aggravated sem* and committed him for two mouthy'
herd labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AN,D AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 4, .1867.

Since the above was written, we hare last with •
letter in a contemporary joarnal, written in defuses
and admiration of tb• Bishop. The following
salami we commend both. seriona attention of thee.
who think us primmer, or praitidioed in our oon•
' deinaatioa of the Charge. John Newton said, "One
taste was enough to discover if a leg of mottos was
tainted, and a man is not bottod to eat the whole
before he pronounom it be bad 1" but if w° have
been premature in judging of the Charge, his lord-
ship's friends have loose to • similar ooriolitsion
with ourselves, namely, that it is came& hilly anti-
Protestant. LA us hear the " pMent" :
" The Bishop of Sarum hies, thank Cod, sounded the
trumpet with no uncertain sound. Let all those who
love the faith, and who Sr. itirred to die for it, if
need be. rally round and Are o the hands of th•
venerated Bishop A Serum. Who knows but, follow-
ing the stims of the illustrious fit Osmond, our holy
Father will be the first to revive the VOOlllll Ate of
which be was the compiler—the noble Bite of Sarum.
It is not the heaping on of ritual that lithe present want
of the English Church; it is not lights, vestments,
Incense, and such externals that we most need ; it is
not all theme, but it is the revival and restoration of
that liturgy which is our right and inheritance as
gollAukutelk and which a provincial church had no
right or power to alter in its essentials without the con-
currence of the Patriarchate to which it belonged. As
to the validity of our present Communion Mee, that is
A question upon which I shall not here enter. All
nom& med Mast at least milmowledge that our present
✓ite is most seriously defective, and that the
bringing
hack of our own national liturgy is • measure tar
more importance than the more automat of ritual- A
high ritual matted on a Protestantieed liturgy is •
shocking incongruity and ea unmeaning sham. LA
us have back the reel and we can then clothe it with
the A"dr. of beauty; let us have our rd. and then we
con build on it a glorious and worthy ritual. God
speed the day of restoration !
Am:kW ream POILIKULLT Or Baloll Dzoonsa"
Bo we wW leave " our Holy Father" to his friends:
▪ few more smoit pporters, and this friends of out
Protestant Chun* may sit still, end, as in olden
days, the enemy will fall by his own bends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

bRADPOLE

WE have much pleasure in announcing Must Alexander
111.eyMok Broadley. Sou., eldest MOO of Rev. Prebendary
fttdadley, In the recent open competition for the Civil
Service of India wee one of the successful candidates.
There were examined 279 candidates altogether, of
whom 50 were successful, and Mr. Broadley's name is
the seventeenth on the list in order of merit, with
the goodly number of 1,377 marks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

orst!ibirt.

Hu liAirirrr has been graciously pleased to approve
the follosnog appointments :—Queen. °ea, R.*
Yeomanry Cavalry • The Earl of Deheeter to be
Cornet, vim Sir J. W. Johnston., resigned. Dorset
Regiment of Militia : Robt. Brounoker gentleman,
and Edward Cameron, gentlemen, to be Lieutenant.

Tug 0011101 T Boaococia.—ln the division on the
to disfranchise totally the boroughs of great
proposal
Yarmouth and Lancaster, Capt. H. G. Gridletz,a,
am!the clause ;In Its favour were—Mr. M.
H. M. Calmat, Mr. 0.0. Glran, Mr. K. D.
Hod,pon, and Mr. J. W. Treebp
Tut Mu= Mittria.—, A m.rehensitm*tivi
arisen from the Wording of • Painoo which
in this journal lest weer, we are requested to s=
the Lieutenant Aldridge who has been succeeded by
Lieutenant J. S. Wood, is G. A. Aldridge, who left the
regiment • year and a half ago, and is now of the list
Highland Light Infantry, and not Lieutenant R.
A who Mill resnalnaln the regiment.
The Law AB TO Bum) heillso.—lt will bcinseico
factory to the bakers and bread sellers, lately by
the magistrates of several of the petty sessional divisions
in this county, for selling break where a quartern loaf
was asked for "otherwise than by weight," to know
that in oval has been argued in the Court of Queen'.
Bench, ere all the judges, &pipet • precisely similar
conviction, when the Court confirmed the sonvietion,
and ruled that the meaning of the statute requiring
bread to be sold by weight is that the bread must be
weighed out to the purchaser whether he demand it or
not, the absence of weighing being held to show that
the baker is not selling by weight.
Ayr or. Ul/11TOIMITT Bei.L.—ln the division on the
Uniformity Let A maiduildi MA tut allowing college.
of Oxford and Cambridge to admit Dissenters fellow-
ships, there were in favour M the meeaure- Mr. J. 11.
H. Calmat, Mr. 0.0. Cilya, Captain H. G. Gridley,
and Mr. T. A. Xl,Asell , AgAlu•S IS, Mr. J. noyer and
Kr. J. W. Treeby. The second reading was passsd by
• majority of 44. The Hon. W. IL B. Portman paired
In favour of the Bill, and Mr. B. Brooke and Colonel
N. Sturt against it

THE CABI OF Cw&izjs BIUDLIL—The Rev. G. R.
Penny writes to Tar Times se follows :—Allow me
earnestly to ask your valuable aid iii making known
the coos of Chine. &idle, in the lost o' both his hands
by innadventure while employed in feeding a thrashing
machine. His parents are Dorset labourers of most
respectable character, but quite unable to afford the
least assistance to their son. A local oontribution has
been raised which will bring in the small annuity of
about DA or 2s. tid. weekly. Could we enlist your
help, this lamentable case would be relieved. Refer-
ences may be made to Mr. J. Tudor, surgeon to the
Dorset County Hospital, or to Dr. Parker, Abbotsbury ;
and any
_inquiries would be
_gladly answered by yonr
vary faithful servant, VICAR, Abbotabury,
theater, May 29.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

Distvitt Netus.

Wltini
Pew:mites I AAAAA —Oa aeadee. , the 93th
sermons were prom:gibed le ohs perish &ere% by the
risto,. the Kew. H. C. Hoe, mei elinedien• node is
belt& et the about' epeasUng to mai, CA

MINS ABBAS.

ggastoxs.— Wednesday: Before J. F.. Bridge,
and the Rev. t'. W. Bingham. —Charles White,
of ookld N,..ton, was summoned by linos Major
(his sce.in.law) for an assault. It appeared that the
defendant and hia wife ha 4 bees quarrelling, and that
the complainant had goes late the house against the
woman's wish and interfarred in the matter, when be
got rather roughly haedled. The defence was that
sufficient force may me used to eject hini from the
house; but certain it is that his heed came in rude
contact with the door, and his face bore slim of the
concussion. The *videos*, however, was conflicting,
and the OW was dionesed. --John Tucker, •
labourer, of Puddlethrenthide, was charged with
having, :IR lir Lab of May, 'it eat pout, stolen •
three-pronged ykk, and • treedpr-valesla, the property
of his Felber wiWea. an Benn My. Being emu
rioted, he was eernmitted for one calendar assath with
hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

PO..LIL

NoLacirrY Os Cann nr Poom-8•••••k• Irbil& Um
of lista. sea has there bans 100 l atm I. this
tows tbsc at tbs pressat pedal. Th. Mayor awl timi
boroagb iaaristraiss hairs bad HairsHy soibib, do
derby the past three ma., bat ono truasporr polka
sass.

Ploo. —Os &today aorobeg, at 1 Lot. lb* eiestibter-
house is the woopetios of Kr. Jobs Ridost, botcher,
West More, Pooh, WIIS dissovered to toes Inc The
police after mesh trooble, anieled by ewersl other
poems, seeseeded isextholehher the dames before
moeh damage wee dee*. Had It Dot bean (Cr the gamely
discovery the hoseqessows night have bees very
sertoue.

Tem ammonia lberemrtten—The new oommer
appears to mower equal to the beetorlehes of he most
sengebie promoters. During ibilb met week the
inhabitants of Bournemouth bare takes up the
questioa, sad Ma meeting held there co Wedeorley, is
eeppot of the projeek between 40 and BO &sees were
tam. Mr: Ff. D. thermottr, H. r„ bee followed the

example or kb eenesiae, 16. --Wa-r-16,--laup
o aa ammo, so that there are new very few
The employ hay* sot yet be., able to webs.;
a boat.

DIATH OF • CHILD OYDZI 8011101C70175 Ckn•
courritrons.—A n inquest was held by G. R •kid
Req., coroner, on Friday last, touching the cleartihira
Joseph Bailey, aged two man, the son of Thomas
Bailey, fish-dealer, Taylor's Buildings. The mother of
the demised died in childbirth, and • woman named
Jane White undertook tosuckle the child. She did so,
mad the deceased was scene months afterwards
taken to the workhouse. The child never was
= *.d, and it padually grew very in and
sad dad on Thursday last. When laid
out the body of the child jws.set.d each a
fearfully wasted appearance that it was suspected
sufficient food had not been given to it. and an inquest
was accordingly held. Jane While, however,
denied that the deceased had been clgl.atsd. sad maid
she had given Its, much as it mak' bike. The bequest
was adjourned till Saturday, when the jury reamed •
verdict of death From natural mums, and ememed the
father for his inattenten and la abeam the
deceased child to get into the 61 y descried ET
the master of the workhouse, when it woe taken te ths
institution about • month ago.

A Tom Woman nowt ro DisYtt.—On ilatiarday..
14.08 H. T. Johns, , *wooer for the hundred or
Cranborne, held an wart on the body of Jane Taut
aged 22 years, ter of a
aPPetred by the e ' that the girl her doter
was boiling water for her father's tea, and aarainelY
took off the kettle with birdie., when her clothes
caught Amend she wee immediately envekTed in flow
The poor girl was attended by Dr. A. F. Van, bun she
died -from the burn in • few how*. The jury retuasedi
• verdict of "Accidental death."

Vot. MIL—No. 609.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

Conesponbenct.

THE RITUALISTIC MOVEMENT.

To Our lilac,.

Sir,—The Deanof Ripon'. pamphlet entitled "Rome'.
Tactics" should be read by every one who would forma
correct view of the Ritualistic movement There may
y be gathered from it a just estimate of the
especially
any warning or instruction to true Churchmen
from that "venerated friend of the Bishop" the
author of "Rirenleon,'—Dr. Pussy! The met of
the work, la 6d., has until lately been an hindrance to
its wide circulation. On stating this to the Dean I
have received from him the inkemetten, that on appli.
cation to himself he will direst his printer to snpply to
any who want them for gratuitous distribution 25
copies for 20e. I would take the opportunity of thank-
ing you, sir for the zealous aid, which since you per-
ceived the dangerous conspiracy that exists against our
beloved Ch you have given to the Protestant cause
in this county. —I am, sir, yours faithfully,
Fordington Vioarage, June 3, HENRY HOULE.

I am sure you will not omit to notice the Earl of
Shaftesbury's moot valuable spesoh.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

Teti iMillet AIM rani Tow'.

Aldermaa Oalpin obseried it wee agreed by the
Finance Committee that it was now desirable steps
should be tale( for letting the tolls.
Mr. Bishop said that ceder their sgresniest with the
Duchy of Cornwall they were In expend • certain sum of
mooey within • stated period on improvements, and
the question of the tolls might require some modifies-
tion with regard to the provision for cattle sheds, he.
He suggested the reference of the whole question to •
committee.
Mr. V. rnon suggested that there should be a toll
charged for cattle *old in the rah Field, though not
placed under the shed. He thought this would be but
fair, after they had gone to the expense of providing •
Geld, and be was the Webers would not object to it.
Bach • °harp) was made at Yeovil, 814'11440rd, and
other places, and it could not be nay injustice Isere,
while it would make • considerable difference in the
mishits from the tolls.
The proposal met general approval, and it was
arranged to have • sommittes mostieg for the dual
settlement of the schedule of tolls neat Monday.

THE AIIIIIMILATIL
A oomplaint irao made by @moral Cooped lion that a
fence ban been emoted opera Moombury Slop, whit&
was an infringment of the p.bhc rights. This seems to
have been done by Mr. D. ftimplierd, but it he. now
been broken down. . .

ir7i3.:l;op--o-isUrved that this wu one of the most
interesting historisal remaias to Beglend, and it wee
dearly .rong of anybody to enelose it. He thought
some otepe should be taken for securing the Amphi-
theatre to the town.
Mr. Vernoo maid it would be • fine plus for &Sunday
*hoot tea party.
The Mayor thought it would be • good plug for
"barbing the Pope"--fisagbew).
Aldermen Oelpin empreseed a memortel to the Duchy
top.. op their rights to the Corporation over tb• Rine.
It was speed the subject should be brought forward
again at e future day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

THIC ARCHBISHOP OF YORK ON
RITUALISM.

The following reply from his Grime the Archbishop
of York has been reoeived in answer to a memorial,
adopted and numerously signed at a public meeting
recently bald at DirimmUe& by lay members of the
Church of England, to protest against the practices
and innovations of the Ritualists :--
Bishopthorpe, York, Way 15. —Gentlemen,— I have
to thank you eineetell for the memorial you have done
me the favour to address to me, and for the manner
you speak of me therein. My own opinions upon the
practices to which you refer are well known, and I am
happy to think that they are in confortnity with the
resolution. reel). Ming theca which have been adopted
by the two C.onvocations of Canterbury and York.
Little disposed to religious oontroverey, from knowing
the bitterness it .engenders, I am not likely to take an
very active part in it, but I shall not be de
trust, by attacks of remarkable acrimony frstrmdig
what little I can to preserve and hand down the
doctrines and worship of our Reformed Church, pure
as when we received It, to those that shall oome after.
Your promise of support shows that the laymen are
beginning to supply that interest in the quanta% which
has been somewhat lacking hitherto The denr..L.
Mee, It is diminishing, and it is well that all
should awake to it, for it concerns the intereste of all.
I sway that your hearts and minds may be preserved
by the spirit of truth, and peace, and love ; and with
grateful thanks for the expression of your goodwill I
will ask that you offer the mow prayer for me in this
time of the Churclis trouble —I have the honour to be,
gentlemen, your very faithful servant, "W. Ewa."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

TRI OPENING OF MI COPJ-ZICHAIIIOI.

Dr. ALDRIDGE again brought before the Colwell the
proposal be made at the last meeting for celebrating the
opening of the Dew eorniuchange by an exhibition of
painting., arthritis of vertu, snd objects of art, during
the months of September and October. He bad
mentioned the subject to sound gestismim of the
county, who cordially applaud it, sad would give their
assistarice in the matter In sonjundlou with the Commit,
If such an exhibition was determined upon. No thought
it would be of great benefit to the town, provide funds
for the embellishment of ths hall, and furnish an op •n-
-log oldie building with something like eciaL
Alderman Halpin thought the hall should be opened
lore market before the Is 4 November, as the first great
corn market took plus directly after harvest. He
thought • month would be ample time for sue an
exhibition • indeed, be feared the subject would not he
taken up wlth mach vigour in D iroluster.
Dr. Aldridge said it would be an much • county as a
town matter, and be felt satisfied success would result
If it was cons into by the Council cos moon.
Mr. Bishop thought the Council were apt to be
rather too der, in encouraging matters of this kind.
Snob an exhibitioe would eraftlely tend to refine the
taste, end would afford mush demure. and be thought
It came within the duty of Councillors to promote such
an object.
Alter sem* further eonversation, the project received
',nerd approval, sad It we.. IL.M. 64. GOODOIII
should join with gentlemen of the *aunty in eoesider-
ing the question with a view to its being carried into
effect.
There was DO other badness of Importance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

TARRANT MONCKTON.

DIMWIT SoCterr.—ln reference to our report of the
anniversary of this (dub we Moe been requested to
state that thoegh the mem of 92055. Ohs cestribetises
of honorary members) was in Silo anneal statement
inserted as paid towards the festival .epeoa. yet of
that mon a large proportion wee &dually paid back to
the general funds of the slab, esti formed a portion af
the as; ital.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04

BOTTBIMMOUTR.

THE PIIDPOSSD RITENSIOP OF rue PUBLIC GROUNDS
AID PLIMIUaII ClAtinena.—On Friday seeming a meet-
ing was bold in, the Belle Vue Araembly Room for
the purpose of taking steps to serare to the palate more
extensive grounds end gardens than there are at present.
Hr. Harley, ia the chair, having explained the objects of
the meeting, the Re.. J. H. Weakly, moved the
following resolution That in the opinion of this
meeting it is desirable and practicable to secure for
public see and enjoyment, in perpetuity, more extensive
public gardens and pleuras grotrade at Boureemouth
than said at present." Viewed from the Om-staff,
Bournemouth appeared to be ens extensive pleasure
garden bet when they deraesded they found their
walks garden,
aireumsaibed. It was considered that it
should Iv lees of a garden and more of • park, that
there could be three or four rates opening into
the ground., that they should hare the privilege of
making walks as through meadows, of planarig tress,
dowers, be.. thet then should be • cricket ground, dm
Lrwhere 'Mildews and norms might disport them-
er The pound they had in view was the valley of
the Bourne. N. Tratratit hal Mt .1 moat liberal
offer. With regard to Kr. G. B. .T. Gerrie, Bert.,
Mr. Weakly* felt Imre he would do all be wield for Hoe
interests of Bounientouth.—The Mistimes said be
believed Kr George Gerrie could not grant a lease in
perpetuity, but had no doubt he wo.da amist thein.—lit
area agrees that the views ef the chief landowners should
be aseertaleal.—After • short dissuasion, Mr. Wanklin
consenrad to Peeve out trail word preelinahle." The
resoled& was thee put and earried.—Mr. D. Bydenhain
then moved :—" That the valley of the Boerne, inelud•
the property of ifir (heti. Gratis and a. Durraith
Em.. being by future well adapted for nab • marrow,
an effort be made, Ann, to secure the teensy of them
for public use, and, serandly to lay them out in the
most appropriate way." He thought it beet to at ones
learn deffsithrely Mr. Durrunt's view.. Admiral
Sullivan wished to know whether the grimed would
require draining and whether it could be drained.—Mr.
Creek, said it mould —Admiral frallivan then moved sad
Mr. Thompson' assoedsd "That the fallowing gentle.
men be appointed to form a committee to treat with the
°wain of the land of the Valley of the Bourne, for
seeming a proper tongue. and to issaieror the beet
loathed of touvertieg it into public garden and *snare
s Emir', the Bev. A. M. Bennett, Bev.
grounds —Mr.
the Her. N. Harry, Dr. %Mem, Mr.
Haggard, Mr. Comma, Yr. Grapbeee, Mr. Baldry, Col.
Taylor, Mr. Maddock, Kr. Took, and Mr. Bydraeham
with power to add to their sawber." The sebleet will
be 'tram dimmer! at a Mare seeds!.
Imperial flarliament.
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were noticed before a forkiight bad expired. and that
the distressing want of expelling power soon disappeared.
Why did not the two smell machines he had hoes pre-
viously using do him any good? Simply because such
mocking,' are unless an remedial puts. Invalids Fs
now proving this for themselves, 'ad ere arderneg
Halm,'" Galvanic Apparatus instead. N.B.—lnvalids
should send two stomps to Mr. Halm, Warwick Lodge,
40, A ddison•road, Kensington, for his Pamphlet on
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Sold in Paoketa, Is.; and Tins, 2s. 6d. and 44. 6d
each; or Is. Packets, free by Post, for 12 Footage
Stamps. Alan in Bottles with Hollows, Is.bd. and 3a.
each, by
THOMAS HEATING. Chemist,
79, ST. PAUL'S CHURCHYARD. LONDON, E.C.

USE OF PERSIAN maser POWDER.
" Immediately on the first barge'sl of emigrants
coming alongside at Kedah, the °Wain, holding in his
hands a large bagful of PillBllll PORDZI, plentifully
besprinkled the deck, both above and below, with this
infallible Insect Destroyer; but for which bewared us,
it would be impossible for him to continue taking on
board any cabin passengers, such was the amount of
vermin which accompanied each coml.. lament of these
voluntary exiles." From Umber's Jemmy front Landow
to Persepolis, pegs 61.
Blandforif Grove' and Samson—Wey-
mouth, Groves and Barling—Doreltester, Watts (late
Davis) and Evans—Sberboree, Stokes, Dalwood, and
Sherwood—Yeovil, Games.

KEATING 'S PERSIAN INSECT-
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speciee of Inane, and bandeau to animal life. Sold
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or treble else for 36 postage damps, by T. Swaim,
79. St Pears Churchyard. London, E.G.

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are daily recommended by the timity for Coughs
and all Disorders of the Lungs, Chest, and Throat.
Sold in Bores, la lid.; and Tins, 2.e. 9d., is. 6d , and
lls. each, by T. IC/arum, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's
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PUBLIC APPOINTMENI'EL

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Tuesday, 27.--Consecration of the Lodge of Benevo-
lence. Sherborne.
Ronisey (Hants) Fair.
27, and three followiag ilays.—Birmingham
Musical Festival ---inary Return Tickets
issued at any Station on the G. W. Railway.
Wednesday, 28, and following day.—Weymouth Recta.
Excursions from Yeovil, Yetminster, Re.
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Thursday, !A --Fetlock, and Phillips Norton (Somerset)
Fairs.
Friday. 30 —Slagdon (Somerset) Fair.
Saturday, 31. —Shaftesbury (Donal) Fair.
Mr. Emmen Repository sale, Liorchester.
Meeting of Trustees of the Dorchester and Wool
Turnpike read, at the County Hall,
Dorchester,
Monday, September 2 —Fordingbridge County Court.
Tuesday, 3. -Dorchester Comity Court.
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To deatroy the rnip fly take road-dart, soot, and
small proportion of guano, mix them together, and sow
them along the rows In the middle of the day ,• in • shore
time the Biel will disappear. A little sulphur may les
used instead of guano. Some persons prefer applying
it in the night when the ground is wet with day.

HARRIS PROSPECTS. —Mr. Tamer, the well known
nrimltural writer, in • preliminary report on the state
of the torn crops from Durham to Nottinghamshire,
says that on good well cultivated land, the swops are ea
heavy as Gould be desired, while on wet or interior
where the seed has been put in either too late, or the
land ham not been in ploper condition to receive it, the
result is either • moderate or eery bad crop. The bear?
rain has, he thinks, done no harm to the corn, while ill
has done incalculable good to gram and room.
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Tim Cams PLAGUL —du order relaxing existing
restrictions on the movement of tattle end the holding
of markets and sales, and consolidating all tbe regula-
tions on the subject, has been used from it. Privy
Council Office. The new orders some into operation on
the 16th of September. The orders permitting foreign
cattle landed at Southampton and Harwich to he
removed to London trill be revoked front and after the
lit of October. The official return states that in the
week ending the Nth inst. only one animal was
attacked, and that was at a pleas In Pax celled Bacon-
tree, near Reeking. It was slaughtered, es well as 103
healthy animals, to prevent the spread of the contagion.

LONDON MARKETS.

BY EXPRESS a ELTIOTRio TELEGRAPH.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-27

lass ant nnu.

TM Went' GWoottereeinstitan &ACM§ DM-
nananose.—At Gloneester assizes, before Kr. Jetties
Shea, Thomas Taylor Pearce, farmer, and Octavio*
Long, steward to Lord FitsharJinp, both powerful
men, were indicted for having, on the 29th of
July, at the parish of Berkeley, Henry Batley.
PA L. ./^ndanta were tin in stand in the donk.
but were obliged to floss. or the eneeeetion eight
or nine witnesses wen celled. Their evidence was to
the effect that on the day of the polling for West
Glouontershire, Mr. Bailey, a farmer and elector, was
with others at the Swan Hotel, Berkeley, and he waisted
in eonveying conservative voters to the poll. About
eight o'clock in the evening they left the hotel, Mr.
Bailey intending to return tome. Outside they found
• great crowd of people, chiefly of the yellow pasty, and
by them they were followed. and assailed with shouts,
and sus, and stones. Bailey was struck on his back
and head several times. The crowd gradually
increased, and began to close round him. Mr.
Octavio, Long was beading the mob, and encouraging
them to follow. He caught hold of Mr. Bailey's collar,
and almost stunned him by • tremendous blow from
his fist on the bask of the head. Pearce then
came up and took his stick from him, put his left
arm round his neck, and hammered at his face with
his fist till be was blind from the blows. He broke
something in his noes, and the blood spurted out two
feet. He committed other outrages, until his daughter.
in-law drove along in a trap, end picked him up. He
was confined to his bed for three days. For the defence,
Mr. Gough called three or four respectable men who
were present, to prove an almost entire denial of the
charge, and that Bailey was exciting and defying the
crowd by waving his oak stick at them that when
Pearee went by, the old man turned upon him and
struck him with his stick in the face, and that Mr
Thane had then to struggle in self-defence, and that
there was a hancbto-hand fight between them. The
jury, having retired fore quarter of an hour, found •
verdict for • common assault, recommending the pri-
soners to mercy because of the excellent oharacter given
to them, and the judge sentenced them to three months'
imprisonment without hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-27

WEYMOUTH.

JINSIT AND launwen.—On Saturday thee were
129 pasaangers lauded inWeymoath per Chansal Liao&
steamer.

THU TOWN BAND. *nder the direction of Mr. Jones,
still maintain their good name. On Saturday evening
they played • very (owl selection nt manic, opposite the
Royal. =tab to the enjoyment of • large number of
spectator..
CHURCH PAsTOIAL A/D SOCIETY.—On Sunday
sermons were preached in St. Mary'. Church, in the
morning and evening by the Rector, Rev. T. °rearm,
sad in the afternoon by the Rey. A. Davidson,
commie. Collections were made as follows :—Morning,
C 99 13t. Oid. ; afternoon, El is. 6d.; evening,
£lO 9a. 2d.;total, £4l 3e. - -

Dative/Ir.—go inquest was held at the Barden Hotel
on Saturday, before H. Loch, Esq., on the body of as
infant named Waller Wm. Slacsto, wham parental live
in the neighbourhood. The infant, aged seven months,
was discovered the same morning by ha mother in the
cradle when life was extinct. It is supposed to have
expired in the night. No medical evidence wu taken,
and after the above facts bad been deposed to the jury
rettuped an open verdict.
OUST UAID DRILL AND PIMINTATION Or •
MED al. —The usual inspection of the Coast Guards of
Ibis division took place at Preston on Friday, the
inspecting odioer being Captain East, I.N. After the
inspection the Captain presented the bronze medal of
the Royal Humseepoeiety to Coast Guardsman Mount.
etelibene, who, it will be remembered, • few months ego
at great risk to his own life saved that of • man named
Avis the owner of • steam launch which got on to the
"wizen." But for such brave and heroic conduct, Avis,
would undoubtedly have lest hi. life.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-27

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I_ol,-vi IN CASE OF DEATH, OR £6
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IS NOW. OPEN.

Applications to he made to the Treasurer, K BURR err.
FAq., or the Honorary Br:rotary, the Rev. B. L
Wsrenu.

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ONE SHILLING, sent by Post for 13
Stamps, THE BETTING GUIDE, showing
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calendar of ratting fixture., &e.
Edited by a Member .1 be Sporting Clubs.
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BIRTHS.

August 14, at Warmwell, the wife of Mr. Beat, of a
daughter.

ATigust 20, at the Dorchester Gas Work; the wife of
osmond, manager, of a son.
Augnst :N. at Nonlen, near rorfe Gist* the wife of
)tr. James T. Lent, of • daughter.

MARRIAGE&
August 15, at the Congregational church, Dorchester,
by the Rev. J. Fox, Mr. J. C. Webber, of Dorchester, to
Miss R. A. Dawc, of the same place.
August 19, at filanaford Church, by the Rev. W. J.
E. re,cy, Mr. James Hooper, to Miss Elisabeth Cole.
August 20, at St. Mary's Church, %lappet, by the
Rev. Melville Lee, rector, John Orlando, eldest son of
Mr. Rwatridge, Maiden Newton, to Mary, eldest
daughter of the late William Cleaves 'Fucker, Esq., of
Allington, Rridport.
August 20. at Ashton.under•Hill. Win. Geo
Tawdrey Tush, Mn., P.R.(' a , of Weymouth and
Melcombe Regis, Dorret, to Anne, eldest surviving
daughter of Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Ashton-underhill,
Tewkeshury, Gloucestershire.

Angina 272.,0t Esuipole church, by the Rev. R. C.
Marriott, Mr. Thomas H. Ranh, formerly of
Weymouth, clerk to the board of guardians of the
Fulham Union, Leaden, to :mean, unk daughter of the
late Mr. Richard .• ill, coal merch.nt, of Plymouth.
August 22, at Vordinghtidge church, by the Rev. R.
Harvey, Mr. John .•odwan, of Stanford-hill Farm,
Eling, to Min Elisabeth Yeoman, only daughter of Mr.
James Yeoman, Godsbill, Fonlingbridge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-27

DEATHS.

August 14, at Parkstone, suddenly, the wife of
Robert styles, Esq.
August 18, at No. 5, Windsor.terraoe, Peckham,
London, Emma, the beloved wife of Hr. Tbomas
Sertius Doyley Pain, surgeon, and third daughter of
the late Mr. William Gould, of Blandford, aged 32
years. Her end was peace.
August 22, at Fordington, An Jane, wife of Mr.
Lionel bridle, yeoman, aged 72
August 17, at Handipt,e, aged 26, William Frederick
111.1.11.t0n, Lieutenant 13th (Prince Albert's) Light
Infantry, younger and dearly-loved son of Hastings
Nathaniel MiLtietmi. Esq., of Bradford l'everell.
August 17, at nbroton. Mr. James Trim, after • short
Meese from a paralytic seizure, aged 52. He warn
carpenter on the Senators estate to Sir Edward Baker
for nearly :40 years.
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August 19, st hturrainster Newton, Samuel Walter
Long, Esq., solicitor, ii 73.
August 20, at the Parvie. Poole, at the residence of
Dlr. Geary, dent'at, of congestion of the lungs, Mr.
Thompson.
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WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON, Friday.—The public sales of colonial wool
arc progressing steadily. English houses are well re-
presented, but there is only a moderate attendant)e of
foreign buyers. Bidding., on the whole, are spirited,
and the opening rates are supported.
BRADFORD, Thursday.—The wool market ii about the
same as last week. The better feeling which has pre-
vailed for the lest fortnight is well maintained. There
continues a steady demand for the finer classes of wools
at late rates. There is • general opinion that wools
have now reached a point at which spinners may add,
operate for the supply of their prospective wants; but,
though this is the opinion held, no one appears to have
courage sufficient to speculate, and spinners generally
seen to operate to supply immediate wants. Late rates
are pretty firmly maintained, and the slightest tendency
to make an advanoe has the effect of repressing business.
There was a public asle of 1,000 sheet* of English wool
this afternoon in the Old Exchange-buildings. The
wool generally was only of an inferior Inality. but it
fetched good priees—higher, perhaps, by Id. 5,d. per
pound than the current ;etas for similar wool have.
Bright super hogs realised front 181& to lath Per
and middle wethers from 151 d. to 1614.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-27

TEMPLEOOMBE.

FATAL AOUIDMIT.—On Tuesday &Ninon°, a navvy,
named George Huard, employed on the branch line in
course of formation between the South-Western and
Somerset and Dorset steamiest Templeoombe, met with
a sad and fatal accident by • quantity of the soil falling
upon and buryiog him. When taken out life wu not
quite satinet, sad the unfortunate man wu plsoed in a
urriege for removal to Sherborne, where he resided.
mon maga( Macros Port station. hone's,. Ito
owed ho liv., trie Jai uriN Ito sulaiiked being vamievere.