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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

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IMPORTANT TO BORROWERS.
4, PORTLAND TIRRACII, PORTLAND STRUT.
SOUTHAMPTON.
Money advanced at a dais notice—from LIO to
£l.OOO to
_Cleramen, Fannies, Householders,
Tradesman, Lodging.bones Keepen, Cab and Cart
Owner% on their owl security and in strict confidence,
by Mr. M. MORELOS, at his private Atom, 4, Portland-
terms, Portlandetreet, Southampton.
The advances can be repaid, m may be agreed upon,
weekly, monthly, or quarterly. Applicedeon by letter.
Plans state unmet required.
Gentdee transactions immediately attended to.
. N.B.—Mr. Morrie also makes immediate advances,
from tit upwards, on deposit of diamonds, gold and
silver, plan, and trade stocks of *very description.
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GIVES the beat price for LADIES' and
GENTLEMENS' LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, and BEDDING.

LAD= WLITZD ON AT THEIR ILIAMIIXORIL
Post-aloe Orders seat the same day for all Parcels
tram the Country.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

WINTZILBORNIC ASSAIL

nig Seim Tyrolese Me'adieu gave • second entertain-
ment in this rdlage, at the Baptist chapel on Monday
evening. when the building WM thronged The singing
of this troupe I. very beget, and the performance wee •
great success, so touch mo that Mons. L. Andre gave 25e.
to the funds of the chapel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

THE CONGREGATIONALISTS.

The members of the Congregational Chapel, South-
street having had in contemplation, for some time
pest, the purchasing of a minister's house, resolved at
• public meeting held on Monday evening to purchase
one—Mr. Guy's house, lately erected in Cornwall-
terrace. Liberal contributions were made at the
meeting, one of their number—Mr. M. Deventsh
contributing the handsome sum of 2160. There will
be • considerable responsibility resting on the
congregation, which they hope to relieve somewhat
by the help of funds outside themselves. We wish
them much success in their laudable object.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

CHIIRCFI PARADE OF THE Sap D.R.V.

Yesterday (Sunday) the members of this flourishing
corps attended Divine service at the church of Holy
Trinity. There were present about 20 rank and Me,
18 hand, and the following officers—Captain Hodges
and Sub-Lienk Andrews; also the following staff
officers, Quartermseter.Sergeant Cross, Staff-Sent
Osmond, Pioneer-Sergeant Taylor, and
Sergeant Dnrden, and Sectiot-Sergeanta Ramsey,
Harris, Rogers, and Mutford. The band was under
command of Bugle-Major Wellspring, and played the
corps to and from the church in capital style. The
merman wee preached by the Rector, the Re.. H.
Everett, hon chaplain of the corps, who made ap-
propriate alhilioa• to the necessity of the volunteer
movement in these troublous times. The church
wee crowded, and the othoers of the garrison attended
in uniform.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

DEATH OF THE POPE.

Pope Pins IX. deported this lit, on Thursday afternoon,
having survival King Victor likninanuel • month and •
day. His Holiness hegan to get worse at four o'clock
yesterday morning, and all the Cardinals at present in
Home were sutideuly summoned to the Vatican. Towards
noon the condition of his Holiness became very serious,
end at halt-peat one the death agony commenced. The
Cardinale ***ambled in council -In the next room, but
they were all at the bed side, together with the dignitaries
of the Pontifical Court, at the moment of the Pope's
demise. The immediate cause of death was the rim of
water to the heart The Pope exp....mooed some relief of
suffertog in the legs on Tuesday, and wes able to walk •
few steps, but this exertion led to a (Mal result. Cardinal
Panebtanoo gave his Holism, the last sacrament&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

DOfI.OIDISTER SATURDAY'S CATTLE
MARKET.

At the market Cho attoadanos was not Imp, and
U, quality WWI weigh. 01 tot bed thee was a abort
mpoi. It sold well at how lis 6d to 15s psi exec
nem woo a short supply of fat sheep, irhkh woe
wry dsar selling et 10d to lid per lb.

DORCHESTER SATURDAYS OORN
ILAREST.

Oar markst was well stamded. English wheat was
• short supply, but in good condition; there was a
a umlaute supply of foreign. Trade was firm, sad
prior Waded upwards. Other sorts of corn were
maim&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

BLA.DIDZORD.

TOmei COMICII..—This body held its quarterly meeting
it the Tows Hall osi Tueedig last, under the presidency
a the Mayor (Alderman P. T. Johns), aul there were
also present Aldermen A- & Hodges sad H. Darden,
Councillors C. Pond, Stewart, E. E. Smith, J. az, w.
T. &Igor, and 8. Abbott.—Several bills were submitted to
the meeting and ordered to be pald. —The quarterly police
smiting eV, signed by the members prenut.—A letter
was read front Lady Rivers in reference to Mr. A. If.
Grresie 1411 of £lllO for the new Boor of the Con
Exchange. Her ladyship said she hod paid Mr. Green CA
OO account and she looked to the Osuncil to 5.. y Lb.
! remainder of the bill. She melded that the lour MY well
and bad given touch satisfaction at the county bell.
She hoped that some means would be used to keep the
Sono clean and bright for similar 00Cisielle, and sugg,,,,sw
that it should be kept covered with sawdust —The
Council demurred to the payment of the £4O, Mr. Hardee
eaying that the Boor woe ld be dear in that rase, as there
would be en additional item for removing the earth from
beneath the Boor. They had also boat AU or 130
takings whilst the job was being done. The Mayor said
be had mily made himself responsible for £lO.- Mr.
Pond suggested that they should pay 410, as the joists
bad oleo waisted repairing or replacing. They could tios
exceed that, as it would not do to pay more than they
had rendered themselves liable for—Mr. Abbott sag.
gonad £3o—lt was agreed to tel the matter stand over
till the adjourned meeting on the 54h of March. -A par.
meet of 4135 to Mr. Eaverstuck on account of iron rail-
! Inge in Little-lane wee ordered.—The Town Clerk's 101 l
of £2l was produced and ordered to be paid. The bill
was for two years; and a member reminded the Mayor
• that • resolution of the Council bad ordered the Ton
Clerk's extra charges to be include I in the annual state.
most of each year—Mr. & B. Smith called attention to
Items amounting to over .C 6 10s. for charges conn,cted
with the election in November last, when only tie., can-
didates were nominated. The chivies were for opinions,
letter., and attendances to ascertain whether the teo
retiring members, Messrs. Bennett and glsar. who had
not been nominated, were, notwithstanding, elected or
not. Whilst he did not complain of the charge; be
regretted that a little neglect had caused so much expense
to the borough In tAts regret most of tee member,
present concurred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

During the week ending February 7, there have
been admitted :—ln•patients 4; discharged, 5; out
patients admitted, 12; discharged, 5; emergencies, 1;
death., 0 :—lepatients, in the hospital, 48; Out-
patients on the books, 196; casualties, 21 ; physician
for the week, Dr. W. V. Lush; surgeon for the week,
Mr. J. Tudor; house surgeon, Mr. Herbert J.
Capon. Two in-patients and 8 out-patient' have had
their ticket. renewed, entitling them to two months'
further medical attendance

The Home Burgeon desires to acknowledge with
thanks the receipt °lione and a half vear's numbers of
The Illuatratsd Leedom News from the Rev. R. W.
Foe., of Askerwell Rectory, Bridport, for the amuse-
ment of the pationta. H. would also wish to say that
such periodicals, however old, give great pleasure to
those patients who are unable to read during their
long illness in bed.

DONATION.

Last week the committee duly notified the receipt
of a donatioa of a from Mr. John Floyer, M.P., of
Stafford.

THE WKATHER.

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commrrrzu TO THE DORSET COUNTY
PRISON.

Atone,: Thomas Edwin Farnham. stealing money at
Maiden Newton—Hard Laboeir Thomas May,
fraudulent enlistment at Portland, 3 calendar months;
Thomas Sootney, stealing a watch and chain at Port.
land, 2 calendar modths ; Albert Wareham, William
Short, and Robert Fisher, stealing fowls at lwerne
1 calendarmonth each; Joseph Horton,
Mark Greenwood, and Thomas Day, misbehaviour
In stoke Abbott Union, 28 days each; George
Riley, steeling boots at Wsouth. 28 day.;
Thomas Bates, misbehaviour in Dorthsem Union, 14
days; George Jona, and George Morris, vagrancy at
BrWport, and Clara Bartlett, His and disorderly at
Weymouth, 7 days.— feeprisonssoa David Banger,
breach of ib• pesos, ix, at Bourtoa, 12 calendar
months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

DOZOKSIITEE..
THE PRINCE'S VISIT TO DORSET.

D. Aldridge, the Mayor, kw received the following
letter in reference to the loyal address promoted last
week at Crichel to the Prince of Wales:—" Marlborough
House, Pall-mall, S.W., Feb. 4, 1878 —Sir, —I am
commanded by the Prince of Wales to thank you, and
through you the aldermen and bargees.s of the
b•rough of Dorchester, for your welcome address of
the BOth instant, containing, as it dam, such express.
ions of loyalty and devotion. The Prince of Wales
further deeires in. to assure you what pleasure it
afforded him and the Princess of Wales to visit
Don't, a county his Royal Highness is so deeply con•
nectad with, and in the welfare of which he feels sorb
deep interest. It was gratifying to their &lel High-
names to find in this cour.ty such unmistakeable signs
of prosperity. I have the honour to be, Sir, your
most oWdiemt servant, D. M. PlOITII."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
(Bp Telegraph )

A special edition Of the -Dsely-Te6vraph publishes
telegram from a Para correspondent dated Sundae
night stating that the Porte ham refuaed a Firma°
Permittting the British Beet to corns up to Constanti-
nople, on the ground that if allowed the &mien
forces would prohebly oc.upy the city. A Cabinet
°mimed was hastily summoned this morning. It is
said a hitch has occurred se to the passage of the fleet
through the Dardanelles.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-12

BOROUGH POLICE —Yarn:Rimy.

(Before the Mayor Aldridge). Alderman Galpin,
S. F. Hodges, Mr. IL Dania, Mr. 0.3.0. Gregory.)
HaanaA W .. • travelling hawker, who gave her
address as Weymouth, was charged by P.C. Carter with
being drunk and creel= • disturbance in High Eat-
street, on • date no lees remote than the lit of December.
len. The constable found her staggering up and down
the street with a crowd of lazy scamp, following and
hooting after bee. Hs took her to the station. and on ber getting saber and Frivint her address, she we, allowed to
go, but when the constable went to the &adrift given,
she was not to he found. Her first appearance in the
borough was last Saturday week. She did not now appear
and wee fined be. and 94. costs, or in default 14days' hard
labour.