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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

BRADFORD ABBAS.

A PLEASING INOIDENT.—On Christmas Eve, Pro-
tenor Buckman assembled his labourers around him,
brewed thew a Gloucestershire " Wassail" bowl, and
thrn distributed junks of Chriainas beef among them.
We need not nay that the men ratlivr liked to "tipple,"
and fully approved of this observance of Christmas Eve.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

CHARLTON MARSHALL

ANNUAL Feerivac. —The ar.nnal tea and bill in
connection with the Charibin Working Men's Club took place
on Mouthy evening. and was well attended, about thirty
couples Joining in the duce,. Mr. F. king'. band was in
attendance. and gave get.eral satisfaction. After tea Mr.
Baitarti, the f der of the club, congratulated the members
on the continued prirlivrity of the dub. and alluded to the
formation in London of aclub 44 working women. He stated
that Ow two clubs were hell in separate building.., and were
both prospering. expre.sing hi. 01., opinion that they would
Kamm! beCter, unit the el .13 Amid be carried on at
a itsri cost, if united in one. than as two separate clubs.
The report of the onumitt,e 1W.114 11/I (0.101111 : Number of
member.— malts, 2.9; females, 12 ; total, 41; admitted during
the year, 25; receipts, hy entrwice fees, weekly subscriptions,
visitors' pence. and in hand last year. Ll 2 ido. 1004
expenstai forth., ar, s;l4 as. rid., leaving • balance in hand of
Ct 6 Aid. Number of books I-sued for home reading, &I.
We contrrstulam the members that, hotttrithstamloh;
•Ihrht opposition in the 'halm of • counter tea, there was no
falling off in the attendauce at their annual festival.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

STICK L AND.

THE annual gift of kr,,a4 to the poor took place on
Ch r istmas Eve. Over 300 loaves, we believe, were given
away.

BIANDFORD.

CHRISTMAS AT THE usiott —The inmates of the
Illandford unlon, hy the klinlnevi of tho guardian+, had a
bountifnl nupply of rolot beef and plain pudding for
alter which the men enjoyed cone excellent beer and the
fragrant weed. and the fen.aloi a pinch of onutf. Tot all irate
were rervi....l out at live o,ct, and whilot the ekf,rc talke I
over liy•goneevent,the youthful portion opent a happy °selling
in suitable games.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

HUNTING APPOINTMENTK

Lord Poltimore's Hounds will meet on qlredoeeday at
Portishans ; Friday, Eagardon Elill ; Setorday.
Corecoinbe—at 11.
&tat Dorset Hounds—Wedneeday, Gaunt.'; Friday,
Deloombe Head—at it.
The Blsoirmore Val. Forhounds—Tueaday (tl.ii Aa7l,
Sparkford Inn; Thursday, Lewis,ton ; Friday, rur,e

(..aendle—at 11. .
Mr Radelg fie 'a ottods—Thursday, Puddlebit.ton
Village —at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

IirTFER MARK MIL

.....
Thursday.—The following is:ere the current prices
at, this market (o-day : --Milk butter. per lb., le. bd. to Is. 6d.
losoos, Friday.- In provisions the, businem is firm, and
pries:ware well maintained. Dorsctbutter is selling at 140 s, to
Frindand, 124. to l'9Ws. Chmhlre chasm, 625. to Mx.;
double Gloucester. Ma. to 7tln. : Cheddar, AD. to 90s. ;
American, 70s. to 74a.; York HAUL% 112 a ; and Irish, 102 s.
to irks. per cwa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

DR EADFUL SHIPWRECK AT BRIDPORT.

During Thursday bud • furloue gale was blowing
from the southward, and the pea ran mountains high.
About seven o'clock in theevening as a pilot named Cole
was going towards the sluices, he met a man and • boy,
the former of whom scoostocl him in French. Cole did
not enderstand hie Teeeh, but at length made out, chiefly
from the man's gesticulations, that there IMO a weasel
ashore. The ooasticard were communicated with, and
It was discovered that a brig had gone shore on the
cost beaoh and was breaking to pieces. The man first
seen proved to be the captain, and the lad ICY one of
lb. crew, who mustered six all told. It was ascertained
that two more bad succeeded in escaping from the wreck,
but the remaining two were missing. The rocket
apparatus was brought out, and • line fired ovrr the
vessel, where it was kept for • considerable time, but
to no purpose ; and it seemed that the unfortunate men
must have been drowned. During the night the vessel
went to pieces. The brig was the Louise and &urine,
200 tons burden, commanded by U. Lome, and bound
from Lucon to Dunkirk, with • cargo of wheat. It is
believed that the cargo shifted, and that the vessel
becoming unmanageable, the captain ran for the neaseat
shore. The shipwrecked mariners were Laken to the
George Hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

BR! D PO RT.

Ws repot to record the sudden and merlons illness
of Matthew Denziloe. Esq., Fungeon, who was seised with
paralysis on Friday last, and whose condition is very critil.wl
TSB PROPOSED WATER SOPPLT.—EarIy this mouth
&Government Inspector will arrive in Rridport to in-
quire as to the necessity or otherwise of the proposed
water supply for the town.

ACCIDENT—On Friday night a rad aceident oecurred
to Mr. John Hodges, butcher, of Charrnouth, when returning
from Bridport market. It ppeers that in descending the hill
leading down ti Chideock the horse t ok fright, and, in pulling
him up, one 1,1 the reins broke, and the horse nu) into the
bank, precipitating Mr. Hodges and Mr. Bridle Imo the road,
breaking Mr. (lodges's collar bone, besides other bruises, and
Mr. Bridle was ver) much cut and bruised. The were removed
toCharmouth the same night. Both are progreaing favourably.
VoLUNTRER A RTILLERT " MARCH Our."—On Mon-
day the 3rd I). V. Artillery hale "march out- in the snow to
Charmouth, to meet the 2nd I).V.A. The i...orps, headed by
Captain Swain, end preceded by its excellent brass band.
enlivened the town and the villages of Spluondsbury end
Chideock on their route : (ho inhabitants, hevinz keid Monday
IN • holiday, turned out and cheered with delight. Alter
partaking of refreshment at the Coach and Ilona, Inn, end
hide little " fun," snowballing, Ise., and spending • few happy
hours together, the 3rd arrival safe home about S p.m.
COUNTY Pouck Turaday.—Bolore J. M. I'. Montagu,
Est;
ILIA All Cousiss. a boy *Nita 15, wllt brought up in custody
charged with throwing a 'done at the window of Eli Bartlett,
C'hideock, the previous °selling. The case wee proved by Mr's.
Bartlett ; the danage was Id.—Prisoner laid it was an accident,
as he was .oil) throwing snow-tails, but Mrs Bartlett mid, in
reply t, the m trikratc, that there was imam's- about the stone
when it caine into the room —Mr. Montagu was for 'sentencing
prisoner to a shipping for the offence, but on finding that the
police knew nothing against him previously: he was this time
let off 'in payment of ta. cost. and est the damage: and if not
paid I)) batur.la) meninx. seven dere herd labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

A BOMBAY LIBEL CASE.

A MON escitiug • great deal of interest among the
Parsee community in Bombay, has been disposed of
in the Criminal Sessions under Mr. Justice Westropp,
sifter having occupied the court and jury for four
days. There had been a dispute between two rival
families as to tie chief priestship, and Jamwstjee
Stirabjeci Madan' • partisan of one of the Jamsap Arm
family, wrote • letter to a flatly,. paper, in which be
charged Nowrotte Slinpoorjee Bunkum, is priest and a
brother of the Sunjana family's candidate, with hat-
ing fourteen yttirs back "kept a prostitute and had
*One and daughters by her," and with having also
disgraced his priestly character by "eating food Two-
wed by a Malsometau cook." Mr. M'Culloch awl Mr.
Starling, appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Sorj. all
Atkimon and Mr l'eroashaw Merwaujeo Meld& tor the
prisoner. 'flit. defendant pleaded the verity of the
charges. The jury found the prisoner guilty.--The
Judge in passing sentence amid : Jam etjoe i sabjee
21411 lin, yoU have Wen convicted on clear testinwuy
of le tam n g the character of Nuwrojec Shaporice Sin
jana, the brother of a well-known thistoor iii Bombay.
There seems undoubtedly to have ben a contest, or
if not a contest at least a rivalry, bctwc,i Ii si family
awl that of another family as to which should till the
office of chief dustoor of Bombay. It was no doubt
open to every member of the Parsee co ttttt itinity
pleased to discus. the claims of the rivals for that
office to do so fully and fairly, bet not to indulge iu
the licence of calumny, and those who do so must le
pre? arch to Lake the cuniwiiiii.neta for if such as-
saults as that of which you have I;en found guilty
against private character were to be sncti.,tw,l by
law, socwty would become intolerablti. You hav•
charged Nowrojee Sbapoorjce Sunjana with acts which
if Ito were guilty of them, would tutu hint in his pro-
fession of priest, and you must have been well aware
that that would have been the testa if those charges
you matte wen, true. You did your utmost that they
should be believed. You have not shown the slightest
tinge of remorse for your conduct. You persisted in
an attempt to justify that libel and to prove that it
Was true, awl you have greatly enhanced your guilt
by suborning at lessit witnewier to come forward
Inure awl swear to the truhh of that which was utterly
false. As an ezautole to :411 who may be flispogel to
fo low your step., I *cute) ice you to be imprisoned for
nine tuoutldi, and further to be fined 2,000 rupee',
awl in default of payment t you undergo a further
periol of impriaotiniriit for six calendar mouths.
I wish to all that I think the proprietor of the news-
pat er who has op 'lied his iNslimins to suet, a letter as
that which this man has ls3eu found guilty of pub.ish-
ing has iii a great measure shared the discredit at-
tubing to the publication of such a letter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

BLANDFORD Si'. MARY.

A &mom, FETE for the children of this parish was
given on Wednesday by Sir William Marriott, Bart.,
to whoa, the village and whole parish belongs. The
children, to the tumber of WO arrived at the Down
House in wauons, with banners end flags flying, about
three o'clock. They were inet by Sir William and Lady
Marriott, the Rev. C. Assheton-Craven, and conducted
to the servants hall, where they were regaled with •
sumptuous tea. After tea the children were all taken
to the dining-room, where an enormous Christmas tree
was brilliantly illuminated, and from which each child
received • present. After various games the happy
party returned home delighted with their treat, and
giving three cheers for Sir William and Lady Marriott,
the Rev. Mr. Craven and other friends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

sill' io Doi a o
845 10 501 525

............ .
Walden Newton .. 9 30' 110 535 9 40! 196 36
Bridport depart .. 9 0;12 40 410 046 1 50 6 0
Itretehot
9•l4ninster...
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Bruton
Yrnme 7 37.11 20 235 542 .. 1 60 710
Westbury
hath
Bristol 54 845
Swindon
Lowino . ll ISt 2451 6 010 IS .. 251 ..
e Third clean from all atationi between Weyinmith and
Trowbridge inclusive, to all stations hetwurn Ittadlng and
bonion. f Vain. Iwo Wevniouth (S lays excepted) at
10.30 a.m.. and 2_40 p.m., arri, on( at Doryloster at 10.60. and
3.0. g Will rdop here on rridapt, and on other days shell
required to take op pinowitgers fur Chippenbain and station+
beyomL

DOWN TIAIII6.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

BURTON BRADSTOCR.

Mt re-opening of the Burton Twine Factory, with
Mr. W. Vernon, of Dorchester, as proprietor, and Mr.
Hoerr. for manager, has afforded mush gratification to
the inhobitanis generally, and the church balls were
rung in celebration of the event.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

lIM3 MARK ET.

.......
11011011111, Businos. in the hop market bae been
only to a moderate extent, but the quotatione have been main-
tained. Mid and Ewa Kent.. £7 to 15..; Weald of
Kent.. 1:5 sft. to, £7 Ms.; Suves, £5 10. to £7 0...; Bavarians,
£7 to Lit Oit ; French. 1..4 to £.B; Amerhan, £5 10a. to £7;
Yearling., LS les. to £5 5. per cut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

ILACKWELI

CAPTAIN PURVEYORS TO THE QUEEN. ..
PIOPL ILS ITO OF
CAPTAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE
AND CURRY PASTE.

Sold road is all parts of the World, aise
Witeltuill tha Mesofaclory.
SOHO SQUARE, LONDON. ,
3 PIM MIMS. PARS memo, INT.

NOTHING, IMPOSSIBLE.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

THE FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE

We have again to record the appearance of the
foot-and-mouth disease in Dorset; and in this insfailn
it has been introduced, sa on the last occasion, by I rola
beads brought from Bristol Mr. J. Stickland, a cattle
dealer of Wareham, recently purchased a drove of
Irish beasts at Bristol. In due course they arrived in
the Isle of Purbeck, and were put oat t keep, some
at Carey, and others at the Manor Faro. Langtou.
Several of the animals were purchased by Mr. .1. A.
Damen, of Winfritb, and within the last few days the
foot-and-mouth disease has manifested Deaf amongst
eaeb lot. Mr. Norris, veterinary surgeon, of
Fordington, as want, inspector, was called to
examine the beasta, and found them to be suffering
badly. from it, on amount of their being in rather
poor condition. No doubt the whole drove of up-
wards of 50 are infected. The three farms have
been "proclaimed" by the local authority under the
Contagious Diseases (Animals) Act, and we can only
hope that the disease will not be conveyed to other
place,. Mr. Stiek land writes to say that his home
dairy at Keyworth was examined en Wednesday,
December 29, by Mr. No.flo and Supenntandent
Eeles, and all the animals were found in a perfectly
healthy state, lie adds that he has bad no Irish
cattle on his farm at Key worth for the kat tea ISM
—he always puts them out to keep.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO THE LORD
PORTSIAN.

_
We regret to state that on Thursday week a very
serious accident occurred to Lord Portman whilst
Gut with the East Dorset bounds. The meet was at
the Down House, and after going through two or
three fields, whilst descending a bank in Rickman',
Lane, the horse his lordship was riding made a sud•
den spring, throwing its rider on to the pommel of
the saddle, by which his lordship sustained such
serious injuries as to place his life in imminent
danger for two or three days. Mr. Bacot, of Bland.
ford, the family surgeon, was soon in attendance, and
Performed an operation. Dr. Paget, his lordship's
London physician, was also telegraphed for, and
fully confirmed the treatment of Mr. Ram* ex-
pressing his satisfaction that everything which
could be done in the case had been so ukilfully
performed. We are glad to state that his lordship
is going on ye favouraWy as eau be expected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

USEFUL VEGITABLVA IN AN

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Basms, Runners and
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ltetisaus SPROCTS. I ditto.
BRo.coLl, the best sorts, 4
ditto.
CAM; %on, best sorts, b ditto.
SAN or, finemt Curled, 2 ditto.
C (SR./T. 10.4 sorts, 9 ounces.
CoI LIVIOWItIt, I packet.
Cautara whits, and red ditto.
TlOSalrhA, 1 ditto.
ESDIVS, hest sort., I ditto.
Citits., curled. kr-, 4
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

PIDDLET ItENTII IDE.

PRILSIV.TATION. —The senior scholars of the Wesleyan
Sunday being anxious to show their gratitude
to Mr. Wightinan, the founder of the school, for the
nterest lie has taken in their vpiritnal welfare, have
presoited to him • handsomely bound hymn book, with
the following inscription, " Pres-need to Mr. Wight-
man, on the occ mien of his marriage. be the senior
schola,s of his Rible class. December 27,'869."
Wermrrsu Mitertsia.—On Monday the quarterly
meeting was hell in the Chapel. public tel was
held and seventy three were present. Afterwards an
excellent lecture was delivered by the Rev. B. Farley,
on the "Three Ilebrew youths in Rablvon." The chair
was taken by the Rev. J. Magill, and the attendant*
WAS g ,oi. The collection in aid of the Circuit Fund
amounted to t 2 Or. 21. A vote of thanks was passed
to the lecturer, and also to the chairman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

F. S.CLEAV ER'S

CARBOLIC ACID & GLYCERINE SOA'

Tbe great advantage ni th is Soap over oti,ers dr,', • 1.
RS "Carbolic Asir' Wan" ate, that in its roanutle,;"
none hut pure Medicinal Carbolic gaid in
with Glycerine is used, end entire freedom j
from the offensive odour of Commercial t:
containing sulphur and Tarry Matters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

POOL&

_ --
MMOHANICA' INSTITUTE --Mr. A. K Oaeolt, M.P.,
attended the annual festhal of the Meelmnia Institute on
Tuesday evening, and spoke in favour of such institutions being
helped by Government and against compulsory education. The
Rev. J. A. Lawton, Mr. Martin Kemp- Welch, the Rev. T. Orr,
and other gentlemen &Mkt-loud the meeting, and between the
addromea the choir of Longfluet Church sang, Ins very credit-
able manner, several glee., and part wmifs The Promedinge
were brought to a roneluaion by the National Anthem. The
hall wee tastefully decorated with mottoes, and wreaths id ever-
reene. (her the platform was the arms of tynhim, with the
nr 1t.," renm eon Glom° ;" and the maw uf Poole,
.with the
andtth " A 4 MOMS eill• de Poole."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

ISLE OF PURBF.CIE.

00AL FUND.—Colleetions at the churches of Cowie
Castle and Kingston, December 2.5, in aid of • coal fund
for giving • supply to those with large families at this
inclement season, amounting to ten pounds eighteen
shillings and aispenee.
AOOIDINT AT Cauca CLAY WOR[B.-011 Saturday
last an alarming a* ilent occurred at the clay works of
Masan. Pike. Two men, named William Cattle and
Alfred White, with • lad named William White, son of
the latter, were excavating clay in a lane underground,
at the depth of 150 feet. when a mass of about three
tons fell, entirely blocking up the aperture. Efforts
were immediately made to extrioete them, and were
successful. Cattle and the boy were found to have ace-
tamed internal injuries. They were planed under the
Site of Dr. W. E. Humble

Pitmen sod Published. at Charah-strest, Databgater
by Atrium Arensu, of the Perish of Fordiegtos. fof
Mu and oo.psoprietor.
Tuesday, January 4, 1t470.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

I.I)TATO MARKET.

itnitOroll AND firrr•Lnimm, Enday. - The supplies of potatoes
sale have Leen fairly extensive. With a :moderate iletnsod
prim. have rukal as uniicr : English Shaw.. 70a. to Ws.;
Itegent.s, 70s. to bats. ; Hocks. as. to 70.; Scotch kttgents,
75a. to I00a.; French, GO% to 70% per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

31IL130RNE sr. ANDNEW.

RCADINGS AND MUSIC. - Another of these pleasant
entertaioments for the people was given in the vill.,.ge
r,OOO on Thursday evening, under the presideecy
of J. C. Manse!, Fay., Longthorns. The part songs
were ably conducted and accompanied by Mr. Maidment,
who has been nothing in his efforts to improve the
musical taste of the villagers. The following is the
programme :—Part song, "Come let es be merry ;"
recitation. "Where there's a will there's a way,"
Meesrs. J. Pope and S. Cutler; duet, "'Heath the
g eentrood tree," Misses Stent ; reading, "Try." Mr.
Stant ; part song, " Red leaves ;" reading, " Poetic
seleotions," Mr. F. H. Butt; cornet solo, "Hurricane
polka," Mr. N. Butt ; recitations, selections from
" The Merchant of Venice;" part song, "Those
even ng bats ;" reading, "On sewing opnortnnitiee."
Mr. titent ; 11001 r. " Vengenee ! you, I've sworn it." Mr.
Maidment ; reading, "Come and go." Mr. S. Steed-
field ; song, " W..it for the turn of the tide," Mr. Cate;
" A Murrain Romance," Mr. F. H. Butt ;
glee, " May Oay ;" National Anthem. The entertain-
ment was well attended, and thoroughly appre isted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-04

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