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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

BANKRUPTEiT

LAST EXAMINATIOS.--Juse 12, W. Berme, Vill"
cheater, innkeeper.—Jatie 4, A. Chalk, Fonlinghridge,
Hanipelairs, bricklayer.—June it, A. Brown, Ports-
mouth, watchmaker.—June 18, A. Allen, Alms,
Hampshire, apholsterer.—Juns 30, T. Read, BristoL
timber dealer.—June 90, J. Poole, Bridgwater, bane-
dealer. —June 20, C. Mailer, Bawdrie, Somerset,
blacksmith. June 11, H. Leonard, Bristol,
btker.—Jsne 11, J. Look, Bristol, Jane 13,
E. Evan% Fremantle, Southampton, builder.
—June 13, C. Fryer, Briatol.--June 17, J. Mereital.
Castle Cury, limersatshire, iaskeeper.—June 17 T.
Marshall. eamle CUry. Sontiersetalaire, market gardepor•
—May 28, W Smith, Southaes, Forties, Hants, boot-
maker.—May 28, IL Creel, Laminae* Hants, comb
painter.—May 23, J. A. Williams, Portsmouth, letter
carrier.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

CATTLE MARKETS.

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411.•
.... MiInIOPOLITAN, Thursday.—To-day's market was
eff antily supplied with beasts, nevertheless, all breeds
1
leyed pa slowly at Monday's currency. Sheep, the
4 w_pf which was only moderate, were an fair request,
ill all- priors. The best Downs realised to. 10d. per
.%4
Sibs. Lsu.bs were very dull, and the quotations
Juxilverdee ined 44. per tilbe. They ranged front Is. 81.
1‘47,
to ill per 81 The supply in the pens was seasonably
glanive. e have to report a dull inquiry for calves,
at about stationary prices. Pigs changed hands slowly
lag former terms. In the value of mulch cows, no
Wsauge took I.lace,—Total supply—Beasts 886 ; sheep
hpa.., lambs, 8,'&40 • calves, 130; pigs, 3:W.—Foreign
lieja/I—Beasta, 140% sheep. 999; calves 70.
WAGATE AND IaRADENE ALL, Friday.—The demand
Jer each kind of meat is heavy, at reduced currencies.—
etoir;kie7f4!se.
I.
.tod3iet.to; 1131idrif::ingtodi3t.to.4s..21,1,.rt:
3s. 111.1. to 47. 4d. ; ditto,
mutton, 3s.' 4d. to
. ids runkialliwg ditto, 36.10 d, to 4s 26.; prime ditto,
twk.,
s. 44. to 43. 6d. ; Veal, 3s. Bd. to 4s. ; Small pork,
4s. 66. to 43. 106. ; Lamb, ss. 84. to 73. 41.
RINGWOOD, Saturday.—The number of the stock ex-
hibited for sale sit this market on Wednesday was CS
follows —Beasts, 38; sheep, 06; salves, 68; pigs. 208;
bones, 10.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.

THE attention of Public Bodies, Getlemon,
and others is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Clocks suitable
for Stables, Churches, and other Large Buildings, by
the late E. J D6NT and F. DENT, Clock and Chrono-
meter MAers to the Queen and the late Prince Consort,
and Makers of the
GREAT CLOCK FOR THE HOUSES OF
PARLIAMENT, ite.

Turret Clocks with COMPENSATION PENDULUM, 14
Pasted for variations of temperature, to work the bawds
of Dials of any size from 1 foot to 30 feet diameter.
DENT, 61, Strand, sAjoining Contts's Bank, and 34
and 35, Royal Exchange, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

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Quantity.

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7 2 8
O 1 19
24 2 30
7 3 9
8 2 1
8 2 0
8 2 11
O 1 21
O 1 6
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Gymnastics, Movements. and Exercises for the Dem;
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of Ap.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

AVAILABLE FOR ONE WEAK.

R-I)l,Mf URN Tickets imued from WEYMOUTH,
DORCHSTER, aud Stations Went of South-
ampton, including Southampton, to LONDON, on
MONDAY, 12th RAY, and on each snowed* MON-
DAY tM MONRAY, 30th JUNE, Incluamw will be
availabla for the RRTURN JOURNEY on gpy day
until and inelndieg the Monday following that oluln.lt
they are issued. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

WOOL MARKETS.

ejsotislow, Friday.—The public sales of colonial wool
Jim been progressing with rather more animation
*wring the *eek, which is attributed, in some measure,
11/ ,th• favourable weather, and to the tuttisfactory
malounta which have come to hand concerning the crops
tw this country. Prices have, in some imtances,
implored id—the fall, compared with laat aerie+, being
wow.from ed. to lid. per lb. French buyers have con-
tinued to operate extenaively, and a few parcels of fine
went have been taken from Amtrican houses. Ths
slernand for Belgium and Germany however, is still
much restricted. English wool continues dull, and the
cummscies are with difficulty supported.
• •BICADFORD.—A general dulness prevails in the wool
trade..• The downward tendency is an unmistakeable
testurec

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:"EIVERPCIOL, Friday.—There is no change whatever to
Import io-one market; the business dune hi quite of •
retail character at about late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

POTATO MARKET.

SOUTHWARK WATICRSIDE, Friday. —During the past
trtk, the arrivals, both cemtwide and by rail, have
en goodoind equal to the demand. The following
qr thi . day's quotations :—Yorkshire Flukes, 180 d. to
204 ; Yorkshire Resent., 1404. to 160 e.; Ycirkehire
.110Cla .6,(1 Seedlingo, 130 d. to 1804.; Perth, Forfsr, and
Pits Relents, 120, to 1405.; ditto Rocks, 120 a. to 130..;
dtto 110 s. to 130..; Prussian Whites, 100 s. to
rlt,l.lXrip.ch ditto, 904. to 100 a. per ton.

' HAT AND STRAW MARKETS.
irrialitMeadow hay, £2 Os. to £4 155.; clover,
10s. to le ; and straw, £1 15s. to £2 Os. per load.
Je.
WjtErsomiiyaL.---leadow hay, £2 Os. to £4 15.;
doer, £3 10.. to OS ; and straw, £1 15.. to £2 Os.
owl*. Soffly good, trade dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

Court iltb3o.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales reached
Constantinople on the 20th, and met with quite an
enthusiastic a welcome as could have been
expected from grave Turks. The Turkish
fleet tainted and manned the yards; the Grand Vizier
and Captain Pacha immediately went on board the
vessel of Him Royal Highness, and on landing at the
Imperial steps he was received there by the Sultan in
person. Court carriages and an escort were in readi-
ness to convey the Prince to the British Embassy, and
the visit of the Prince was returned by the Sultan
within an hour.—A correspondent, writing from Comm.
atantinople on the 14th inst., states: " The Sultan,
desirous of conferring upon his English Royal visitor
the Order of the Osmanie, telegraphed last week to
Queen Victoria for her Royal permission that the Prince
tined swept it. The answer in the affirmative arrived
in due course, and the Order, studded with brilliants,
and of the highest class, will accordingly be presented
by Abd•ul-Asis to Albert Edward."
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IfIER fetAJEBTE IN THE HIGHLANDS.—It im gratifying
to learn that her Majesty seems to be enjoying and
benefiting by her sojourn at her favourite Highland
home. Though more retired than waa wont to be the
case in Cornier times, the Queen takes daily out-door
exercise, and has visited most of the residents upon the
estate of Balmoral, and also a few of those upon the
estate of Abergeldie. The Princesses, with their atten-
dant% are out driving or riding very frequently.
THE PRINCESS ALICL—It is expected that Her
Majesty will leave Balmoral on her return south about
the 28t1i inst. Preparations are cominencing at Debora°
for the approaching marriage of Her Royal Highness
the Princess Alice with Prince Louis of fle.se. We
believe the ceremony will take place about the 9th of
June, though the state of the health of the Ring of the
Belgians limy have • considerable influence in deter-
mining the exact date, al it is understood to be Her
Majesty's wish that the King should, if possible, re•
preeent the late Prince Consort on this occasion, and
give the Royal bride away. We believe that Lady
Victoria Scott, the daughter of the Duke and Dm:hear;
of Bucelench, is destioed to the honour of being one of
the bridesmaids of the Princess Alice. Lady Victoria
has not yet been preseuted at Court, but, bad Her
Majesty held a drawing-room this season, her ladyship's
debat would have been for every reason a marked one
in the beget monde. Lady Victoria 40d-daughter to
the Queen, and this may be one of the reasons shy so
marked a distioction has been conferred on her previous
to her presentation. —Court Journal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

lionstsbers.

ihgesa.-ClaDmarivu Smarr. The
ti
quarterly meeng of the Co-operative Society wee
r
4lit the Brsh School-room, on Monday evening,
E, grgliu• Ilia* was • tolerably large attendance
, or members present, and Mr. H. Ed ward*, dentist,
' occupied the chair. The chairman, witbout offering
any prefatory remarks, called on the Secretary to read
the

Receipts.

T &Ore'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

THE FLOOD IN THE FENS.

The destruction of the sluice connected with the
Middle-Level outfall, four miles south of King's
Lynn, as noticed in our last, has been attended with
the most serious results. It is well known that
about the Humber-mouth, we have robbed tho sea
of large tracts of land by the erection of great fortifi-
cations. The " Wash" penetrates between the
counties of Norfolk and Lincoln, and threatens even
to advance into the great levels of Cambridge and
Huntingdonshire. Hers are 700,000 acres of the
richest and most productive soil in the kingdom,
lying 15 to 17 feet below the level of high water at
spring tides, and dependant for their oxistencsas land
upon great enbankmente, and self-acting sluice gates
which at low water empty the freshes of floodwater
from the distant uplands and drainage of the low
lands into the sea. For seine time pant the works
of the Middle-level have been allowed to fall into
disrepair, and the natural consequence has been that
by the recent spring tides, the defences were carried
away ; and the salt water has, at every returning
tide, poured impetuously into the district of the fens
as one dam after another has given way. More
than 30,000 acres of harvest, pasture, and garden are
already submerged. All vegetable produce has been
destroyed, farm yards have been cleared of their
contents, the live stock are only saved by being
driven to higher levels, and whole families of
labourers have had to abandon their cottages, and,
in many cases, their furniture also. Rows of pollard
willow, or thorn bushes, and the top bars of gates
indicate where inclosurea of cropping lie. Steam-
boats are paddling where a few days ago wheat was
growing and cattle grazing. Happily the flood tides
are over,and the engineers have an interval for work.
Mr. Hawkshaw has now bad the affair placed in his
hands, and the probability is, that the means which
are being used will speedily prevent any further
inroad by the salt water. In the meantime, what
is to become of the drainage of 130,000 acres while
tin" outlet' is blocked up? The anticipation that
the drainage of this immense district will be dammed
back for at least a twelvemonth, cannot but cause
the greatest dread and most gloomy forebodings.

DORCHESTER. PITCHED CORN MARRET,
Saturday, May 24.—We had a large attendance at
the Corn Exchange today, and after farmers 114 d
submitted to a DECLINE OF ONE SHILLING per
quarter, the general tone of the trade improved, and
a large amount of business Will transacted, especially
in wheat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

TO AD VERTIS ERB.

remota requiring space for advertisements in the
journal, may obtain the same en reasonable terms
isnr,4l.d ou application.) A portion of the wrapper is
dill salient. ,
dirf4lofiloe, Doralied's.

BILLHEADS! BILLHEADS! BILLHEAI)S.
/TRADESMEN, Shopkeepers, and others
1 are respeetfolly informed that the Telegram'
Office is the moat EXPEDITIOUS and the ORELPEZIT
for every description of PRINTING.

BlLleat4DB 7ROMSIXPNNOE ?SS strawr4
cantit=rture, Me" raute
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

BIRTIIi.

May 16, at North Allington, Bridport, the wife of Mr. J. It
Edward. of • daughter.
May 17. at No. 7, Frederick P ace, Weymouth. the wife of
Mr. E. Thurman, ki.C.P., cud Principal of the Middle School,
of a dauxhter.
May 20, at Poorstock, the • ife of P. C. Heal, of • (laughter.
May 17, st Erershot, the wife of Mr. Edwin Cox, of aeon.
May 17, at the Palace, Salisbury, the wife of the Bishop of
Salisbury, of • daughter.
May 20, at Alderholt, the wife of the Rev, R. H. S. Wig, of
• son.

MARRIAGES.
May 20, In London. Mr. ft. Peale, of Weymouth, to Miss
Grainger, late nf Mr. Sharron's, stationer, Weymouth.
May 18, at St. John's hurch, Portland, hy the Rev. H.
Jenour, Hr. A. Templeton, R.N., to Charlotte, youngest
daughter of the late Mr. A. Winter, of the Royal Portland Arms
Hotel, Portland.
May S. at Poole. Mr. George D. Boynton, of Wimborne, to
Helen Jane Carroll, of Market.street, Poole.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

11W:1.1111111f r 0

&tate of
Names ol II"' Cultivation.
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Farm House,
Bars Wlz,Bsr" Homestsai
lien, an Faros t end
°thew' vith f Meadow
Coowleara Wits*"
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t'ieyWtt. **dew
Higher need and t meadow
Lower Five Acre
Plantation Plantation
Down Pasture
Seven A 3res Arabia
Higher Eight Aerate Arable
Slid (Ile Eight Acres Arable
lower Eight Arise Arable
Plantation Plantation
Plantation Ditto
Nottli Hill Arable
Planti tion Plant4tion
Shercotube Bottom Pasture
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

frelaub.

Another dreadful murder is reported from Ireland.
A resident tindlord, named Francia Fitagerild, was shot
on Friday evening, about eight o'clock, while standing
in the portico of his own house, laniard neer the town
of Killanalloch, in the county of Limerick. The wife
of the unfortunate gentleman was standing by his side
at the time. There were two assassins, ard it it said
they were pursued by a clerical student who wit-
nessed the deed, and have been arrested. An
investigation into the eircumataames attending
the murder of Mr. Fitsgerald was held on Tuesday,
at Kitlmallock, at which the crown solicitor of Limerick
attended. Some important discoveries have been made
by the police, who, on searching the premises where the
Prisoner Beckham retailed, discovered three pistols, cue
of them wanting a ramrod, and that found where the
deceased was shot fits the pistol exactly. Walsh, the
accomplice of Beckham, continues to evade ti.e police,
but, from the arrangements that are being wade, it is
almost impossible he can escape.
On Wednesday morning letters were received
through the poet-office by Messrs. Daniel F. Leahy and
William Galgey, landed proprietors in the county of
Cork, of the moat frightful character, containing threats
of aseamination, and bedaubed with rude drawings
of pistola, coffins, and death's-heads and crossbones.
Letters of a similar character were received by the wired
of these gentlemen, whose alarm and anxiety of mind
can be easily conjectured. The matter was at once
made known to the authorities, and an investigation
was held during the day in the magistrates'
private room at the polics-court. It was thought
advisable that the inquiry should be strictly private for
the present. The whole cause of displeasine known to
be given by these gentlemen is that Mr. Le.lir
recently sold, and Mr. Galzey purciased, the property
called Lespeena, within six miles of Cork. It is
reported several other persons, land agents and others,
in the same county, have received notices of a similar
character.
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,
,
—The Traiee Chamber of Commerce, conaisting, with
three eleeptione, of Roman C,Nttliolica, have, by a large
majority, negatived the proposition to drink the lie..lth
of the Pope before the health of the Queen at their
public dinners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

DEATHS.

May 16, at Beaminster, Mr. George Tucker, carrier, &c.,
aged 47. 81uch respected.
May 16, at Richmond Terrace, Werrnouth, Hlnnsh, the
belovad wife of Mr. S. Martin, Station-master of the Great
W.tern Railway. Weymouth.
May 17, at Spring Cottage, Lyme Regis, the Rey, I. W.
Alban, rector of Mesagissey, Cnrua a I.
May 19, at L3m• Regls, Henry Franks Waring, Esq., aged
62 years.
At Pridport, John Luff, won, aged 73 years. Also, at the
sena time, his youngest grandchild
May IS, at Norton Ferris, Somerset, aged 67, Mr. Thomas
Herriogton, deeply lament, d by his family and friends.
May 20, Slr William Walter Yea, Bart., of Pyrlsnd Hall, in
the county of Somers-A, aged 78.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County ExpreAs and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
THE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-27

THE WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL
AND THE "TELEGRAM."

lhe following appeared in our contemporary, the
Tekgrom

We should like to know what the Telegram is.
Is it to be set up as a butt at the next meeting
of the •County Volnuteet Association? Is it
Dead Man's Land or Mt Man% Land. on which
everybody may poach? It is no doubt very
flattering to be lionised," but we assure the
uninitiated world that it is by no means a slight
thin z to be the Aunt tinily of a Corporation at
which every member of the Council feels himesel
privileged to have a fling. Things that must
be will be, as a matter of course; but to escape
the "potsherd." aimed at us, where are we to
find shelter? Talk of continental censorship.!
A free and independent journal has only to,
gibbet a miscreant, pillory a knave, satirise a
simpleton, and immediately some little man of
the law Will start up with a notice of action
mightily unmeaning, and not by any means un-
amusing to those who may not have to pay
for it. Let is faithfully chronicle the "little
breezes" that will occasionally spring up in a
Town Council meeting, and its reporter is imme-
diately threatened with expulsion. On Wednes-
day last we attended the Weymouth Town
Council meeting, and after we had been there
about two hours and a half, the reporter of the
Skerbarne Journal was informed by one of the
members that there was no more business to
come on. As we had other matters to attend to,
thatgentletnan, with ourselves, accordingly took
our departure. We know not whether the other
reporters received any intimation that a melo-
drama had yet to be played, but two days after
the undermentioned appeared in a contempo-
rary :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

4"'`wiut,

TRIGON-HILL,

NCAII WAnnux.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, 2 CARRIAGES,
HORSE, PIANOFORTE, &e.

It J. SPINCER has been instructed to
ITI SELL LI AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the
28th of MAY. 1862, on the Premiees,

THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AND OTHER

EFFECTS,
Of G. FILLITICH, Esq., who has sold the Estate.

Comprising :—French, Tont, Prem. and other Bed-
steads Feather Beds, 801-ters and Pillows, Horse Hair
and Wool Ibittresses, Palli.,sses, Blankets and Counter-
panes, Chests of Drawers, Painted Washstands and Ware,
Chairs, Walnut Wood Clothes Press with Drawers,
Mahogany and other Napkin Horses, Dressing Tables
•nd Glasses, Mahospuly Coulmode, ditto Bidet, Shower
Bath, Japanned Water Can, Small Felt Carpet, Bed
Round and Stair Csrpeting, and Rods, &a

. .
iialiogany Dining Table with circularends, Mahogany
Pembn,ke, and other Tables, 6 Mahogany Chairs, covered
with American leather, 1 Large Chair, Window
Curtains and Bands' Painted Press with Pigeon &Om
and Shelves. Roaewnod Sofa Table containing Bagatelle
Board and other Games, Circular Writing Table with
Drawers, Large Writing Desk with Private Drawers,
Sailer ditto, Six -and-a.lialf-octave Pianoforte, (by
Ricardo Linter,) Mahogany Music Stool. Music and
Music Stand, Mahogany Wagon on Ca-Aors, Cheffonier,
2 Book Stanch., 2 Prints Goldsmith's "Deserted." and
" Happy Village," (searce,) Fenders and Fireirons,
Blasting Machine, ko.
Kitchen Table+, Set of Disli Covers, Breakfast and
Tc•ft Services, Wine, Finger, Jelly, and other Ghsses,
Preserving Jere., La nps, Candle4icks, Larg Eight-day
.piece, Eight- ay clock, Press for Wan Cloths.
Biking Tina,Flour Bin ,Poultry, Feathers, &AM.-a. Double
Barrel Gun and Case, Chairs, Fencers and Fireirons,
Books, and numerous Effects, Kitchen Requisites, kc.
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Al-o, • Good Hackney for riding or driving. 2 Four-
Wheel C.rriages, (one by Faller, of Bath,) Small Wagon.
Saddle and Bridle, 2 Sets of Single Hai-Lees, Whip,
Corn Bin, Casks Small Salting Silt, Quantity of Flower
Pots. Garden Seats and Tools, Wat,r Pots, Barrows,
and mammas Articles.
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Iler May be viewed on the Morning of the Sale, which
will commence at 12 o'clock.

NvA NTED IMMEDIATELY, a Steady
Respectably Youth, as an OUT-DOOR
APPRENTICE.

Apoly to T. and .H.
,lissoomni, High West-street,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

MARRIAGES.

May 8, at St. Saviour's Church, Path, by the Rev. E.
Wynne, curate of Waleot Church, Edwin nurnett, Esq..
solicitor, Dorehester. to Mary Gertrude, eldest daughter of
the late H. C. Selby, Esq., Queen's Advocate, of the island of
Ceylon.
May 13, at East Coker, by the Rev. R. Marsha. Mr. G.
Squibb, of East Coker. to Mary A 1.1, daughter of the late
Mr. John Lewance, of the same p.r. .
May 8, at the perish chinici., Swonatre. by the Res. Lester
Lester, curate, Mr. Joseph Masters, to Idisis Lot. Burt, both of
Soariage.
May 15, at the parish church, West Bnekland, by the Rev.
Harvey Marriott, vicar, Mr. Richard Corner, Hooke ler,
aS cilington, to Elizabeth, second daughter of the late Mr.
Francis Thomas, of Poole, West Rockland. near Wellington,
Somerset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

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THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH
INSURANCE COMPANY
Have paid, in the last Twelve Years, the in of
One Hundred & Fifty-three 'Tkonshal Poem's
on aocount of
Eight Thousand Persons killed or Injured b7—
ACCIDENTS OF RIDING,
ACCIDENTS OF DRIVING,
ACCIDENTS OF HUNTING,
ACCIDENTS OF BOATING.
ACCIDENTS OF SHOOTING,
ACCIDENTS OF SKATING.
ACCIDENTS OF RAILWAYS,
ACCIDENTS OF BTZAHBOATIS,
ACCIDENTS OF FARMING,
ACCIDENTS OF MACHINERY,
ACCIDENTS WITH TOOLS.
ACCIDENTS WITH FIRE,
ACCIDENTS WITH RIFLES,
ACCIDENTS AT HOME,
L/F,N=l4/Fr Be% fIZLD,
.41001 DENTS IN THZ' ea*,
ACCIDSNTS IN THE LEMONT,
ACCIDENTS ABROAD.
For Rates, Forms of Application, and all other lan&
tuition, apply to the Chief Office.?, Bank Sandhi"
Lothbary, London.
EDWARD SOLLY. Mansitts

OLDRIDGE'S BALM OF COLUMBIA,
STANDS UNRIVALLED as a TOILET REQUV
SIT?. It lam been established forty years, and is the Wm sea
ONLY Lsü N4JDDY ever diseovend for PSLIIILIAVING„
STItithOTHSTIING BhAIITIFYING. ot RILATORINO the HAI
Whiskers. or liossiaehm. and preventing them tern's,' grey sr
off. Sold In bottles. H. filL, H. and Ile.. by C AA. ol.bainor,
WV.I.LINOTON.sIitak.T, Strand, London, 911 oL Clamfats
Perfumers.

Tri&Tiallsen's and ladles hair It Is most •Olcsdalsn and asuivalle4.

PIPE, TILE, AND BRICK.MAKING MACHINES.
P PAGE dc CO., Patentees and Maanemeturers et
-1-A. THE " REDFORD" PATENT PRIZE BRICE. PIPE sad
TILE bfACNIO.ErI, to HAND, HORSE, or BMW POWS..
They maybe aeon In operation dally.and fall pertkulars sad prime
obtained. at B. PAGS Laurence Pountaey-placalautaleal
Pountaey-hill, Canoon-street, London,

Manufactory :—Viotoria Iron Works, Bedford.

"MID'S EtllEltA SHIRTS"
Nov, every-where obtain the preference of Gen.
Vernon who determine to wear only P nob Shirt* ft
ere made uniformly well. .5.3 spurious Shirts are
advertised and sold as "Ford's Eurek ea," ch4eirell
that none are genuine unless stamped inside the
cellar-bend with
the R.FORD'S
TradeniarbJEUßEKA SHIRT
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Bold by most reepentable Hoeless nnd Drapers.
Where difficulty occurs procuring the above, send nnr nn
Mustrituxi Price List to the Patentees, liegisite FORD it Ca.
DORCHEI3TER :—CisAstme TAsen,i. '
Do. F.DWaItD STULL
Do. Joan FITCH.

THE PATENT LOCKFAST BREECH.
LOADING GUN.

NO Gentleman should purchase a Breech.
Leader without learnirrg she principles el Ike
" Lockfast," the solidity and shooting powers of wick&
are gained by a patented mechanism, which Can be
applied to no other gun without infringemeat. By tab
construction the barrels and breech are locked Segetker
by powerful leverage. Squally adapted for
Rifles. Common Breev.h-eartridges used. Paatro=
by the leading Sportsmen. Drawings and Prises ma
application to the Patentee.

J. D. DOUGALL, Ganmaker, 59, Bt. James's-Am%
London, and 23, Gordon•street. Glasgow.
Business established 1760.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

W( OL MARKETS.

. ..
Loxrifitr, Friday. —At the nubile sales now
in progress, good and floe qualities of
c denial wool have changed hon. more
freely ; lint the biddings for inferior parcelc are all
very inaligtive. According to M. Soliwartze'a report
the fa *. the vAtte of Superior Port Philip, Van
Dietnet . sal, and Sydney wools varies from id. toll.
kr
—in in 4. qualities front id.. to 14.1. per lb. Adelaide
wool is to Di. cheaper Wan at loft auctions; but
Cape fa . supports the ratei thin current, owing to
the lim ,supply in the inarket. French buyers are
operates • gely, chiefly io choice Pot Philip flocks ;
but the4taineas doing on algian and German account
in very moderate. The market fur Engliali ivool—owing
to the 11,40 quantity offering and to the heaviness
prevaiilnikat the public cities of colonial, as well an to
the sa,:iaLactory accouits which hove been received
concermwg the clip in this country—is very dull, and
:flee prices sr ichat4 lower. tienip moves off slowly, at
£34 for n Pit. Peterahurg.
BRADT RD.—There is a lucre attendance and a dis-
position to do -lousiness iii wool, but, nevertheless, the
marker iselcaidedly Ilat.Owing to the hue weather, the
clip is ippon .ne Nome three weeks earlier than used,
end is Waikato beau unusually large one, which makes
hollers anxious to quit ideas of old wool remaining on
hand. plass. aeouraingly, though very irregular, are

. .
ia many inatanceakiwee'
Livrartsm, Ftisiay.—Our market continues in tile
same mantise state se :reported last week ; but, as
imports awsllghtretwaka do not accumulate, and prices
are tLeruheispeefity well tuaintainad.

HOP MAJLEGT.

Donouttft,'Mondar. —We have no alteration to report
moor tree, which continues firm. with a inoder te
d mand ' for all good qv:slides. The blue has
ion la greet progress, snot has never at this season of
t c year *Pollen more health and vigour. 'Mid and East
Ken's, 11,55. to 1554., choioe, 1, ; Viretild of Rents,
120.. to 1251, choice, 1355.; STISBCX, 105 s. to 1155.,
choice 13011. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

-.P.-

DECAYED TEETH.

HE 1.2.1.vT15T SUPERSEDED. Pain and
I. expense oided by using LAWRENCE'S WHITE
ENAMEL. This New Pivsaration requires no mixing,
arrests &coy. and rend,re the tooth that most other-
wke be seer deed sound arid useful for years. Prioe Oil*
Shilling and Sixpence per box, with full directions for
self-application. Sold by all °herniate, or sent pest free
on receipt of by 7. L. LAWBENOZ & CO..
15. Zags TwaElg aa4l4/P. lug*
inesiarke•

KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES.
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Hominess, and other Affections of Um
and Ch(ola
e)st.din INCIPLINT Comournow, Anima end Wilma
COVOIL they are unfailing. Being thee front every btu...Nieves
dient, they ?nay be taken is tie mai &limb female se dis
; while the Puerto 8 and Pescruarower.
steels will fled them invaluable in al eying the Menem.* sad
irritation iandental to vocal median, sad also a powered
amilisry in the production of m1140D10011111191101•110/t.
Prepared and Bold in Bones, is. id., and Ties, li. H. seek
by TROICIA IiZATISG, 79. 89 Peas Clureeisseed. WAN
Retail by ell Druggists in the World.

DENrs PATENT DIPLEIDOSCOPE (ne
Meridian Instrument) for the liegelotion
Clocks and Watches by obtaining "Thte Thee fig
Solar observation." Rounit improvements wish, Gm
moat inexperienced person to fix these instruments
the Meridian, and thereby furnish the means of saw.
taiing either Greenwich or Local Thus. Price RS b
Dom Cloak, Wash, and Chronometer NAM 11,
Queen and the late Prince Consort, 61, Wm* 64„,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

BIRTII3.

May 6. at Sever:do Farm, Crewkerne, the wife of Mr. W
B. lielwlitch, of a son.

!flay 6, at Cattlstook, the;wlfe of Hr. Charles Jones, grocer,
of a daughter.
My 10, at 5. Clazence-street, Penzance, the kite of the Rev.
J. A. Deveni.:h. of a son.

May 10. at South Pethertrn, the wife of Mr. Charlet;
R.ien, of a daughter.
May 10 at Wych Farm, Bothoultatupton, the wife of Mr.
Richard Angel, of a Foil
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

AGENTS:-

DORCHESTER, CERNE ARRAS, and PIDDLE-
KADREWS & COCKER AM,

_
Solicitors.
Bettiscornbe, Mr. F. C. Hussey, Merchant.
Blandford, Mr. Li.. Fowler, Whitchurch, MaHater
end Brewer.
Bridport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Crewkerne Messrs. Lowman and Lang. Solicitors.
Shaftesbury, Mr. Charles Beatable, Stamp Office,
Sherburne, Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Stalbridge, Mr. H. Baines, of Gillingham, Solici-

,
tor. _
Stnrminster, Mr. Ft. Ridont, of Okeford Fitzpaine
Wareham, Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.

WEYMOUTH, Mr. W. V. PEIRS6N, 34, St. Mary.

street.
Mr. J. Housden, Bookseller and Post

Wimbome,

Office.

Fordingbridge, Mr. J.-Mai:men, jun., Estate Agent.

Additional Agents wanted ; application to the Secre-
tary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

- OATTLE MARKETS.

31E1701,01,17mq, Thuraday.-There was only a mode-
rate supply of beasta on offer in to-day's market, and all
breeds4Old readily at an advance in the quotations
re liseithts Monday of 2d. per 8114, 'Pim best Scots and
crosses. Yeafised 4a. Bd. per 8 lbs. The condition of
stock tills prime. Sheep-the show of which was tole-
rable tea, both as to number and quality-moved off
elowly.tt.prieen, however, were supported. We have to
report s sale for lambs, at • reduction in value of
41. pefellxi. The veal tnote was in • sluggish state, at
tarely llouday's enrrency. Pigs were firm in price,
hit teach cows were very doll, Total simply-Beasts,
972; sheep and Ismhi, 5.970; calves, 380; pigs, 320.
Foreign supply-Beasts, 108 ; cheep. 880; caves, 250.
NEWCAte AND DiADNNHALL.-Friday, May 16. -
The aMeals of treat to these market, though less
extensith than of late, have been to-a fair average ex-
tent, mid the trete ham ruled steady for all descriptions
on rather higher terme.-Inferior beef, 20. 10d. to
3s. Od. 8 Middling ditto, as. 2(1. to 31. 4d. ; prime !lege
ditto, 3.5. 61. to 38. Bd. ; prime small ditto, 3e. 10d. to
4s. 0 ; large perk, 3e. Bd. to 4s. 6d. ; inferior mutton
3s. 6d.'tels. 104.; middling chtt,, 4e Od. to 41. 21.
prime Milo, 44. 4d. to 4,6+1, ; veal, 3s. 10.1. to 4s. 161'
small pork, 4e. Bd. to se. Od. ; lamb, 6s. Ott. to 7s. Od
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

I,ITERARY

CHAMBERS'S EIANDI GUIDE TO LONDON; W. and
R. Chumbers.—All persoos visilng the British
Me'ropolis, sad who will not during the present ex, i-
bition year?) will find the Handy Guide of the Messrs.
Cliambwrs an indispensible companion. It gi /es a concise
description of everything of interest—from the Great
Exhibition down to the shoe black brigade. Here one
may know how, and when, and where, he may see some
five hundred sights, and when we say this we are sure
our friends will agree with us that nothing of interest
has been omitted. It is the hest guide to London we
11.,ve seen. Its price is only a shilling, and the names
of the publishers is a guarantee of the correctness of
the information it gives.
CHAMBERS'S JOURNAL—The lost monthly part of
Chambers's Journal—one of the oldest and hest of our
eheap periodieals—contains two or three of the best
articles we have read for a long time past. Tile plot
of "The Witness" a tale of Mystery, is laid in Corn-
wall, and that of " My first and lack partner," in Bath.
In the article on " lifedaeal Blondin" we have an
amount of feats of rope-walking, that place the modern
Blundin completely in the aliade. It is "a consummation
devoutly to be wished," that the public would give op
the penny trash which they purchase in such abundance,
for the inure wholesome reading found in Chambers's
Journal.

CHAMBRICB 8 Bong OF DAM—The 4th part eontsins,
among ournerous other articles—Memorials of Charles
I.—Convivi d Clubs in Lancashire.—The Corot-innate
Prince Charles Edward Stuart.—The Lighting of the
l3eacons.—Descriptive and Hiatorieal Notes on February.
—The Way Shrews were Tamed long ago, with a view of
the Ducking Stool at Broad water, near Leominster, a
Scold's Bridle and other illustration.—The Festival of
Candlemas in the older tin—Join of
,Gait—Sean
Nash.—The Wondmitil Home of 1505.—Deatli of
Charles ll.—fsecution of Baty Queen of Scote.—fa.rth,
quakes in f neland.—Throwing the Pancack on Shrove
Tuesday. —Ohl Grammar School customs.— A sh.Wednes-
day.—The Histors of an Umbrella.—The Resurrection.
its—St. ntine's Day. &e. We intend to refer to
some of these articles in a future number.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

LEATHER IikRKET.

LEATHIS AND Thou—The demand for leather
during the pa..t week has oontinued on about the Mlle
scale fa Our }at report. The supply GI freak goods at
Lislenhall on Tuesday was small, and former prices
were genteelly realised,'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

LoNnocrol4Pg2 /11.tnier. —The colonial reduce-
markets cr 'lig the week have been hianimate, and,
notwiths Mth g e reduced sttepliea brought forward,
lost Frida*guotations are in save cases barely main-
tained. fialtigutc,..,h4srover, sill forme the cxeePthina
Bengal beThels to 25., or even 2a. 61. per, cwt. AbQve
the former quotation. Small p.m:els of tine Bengal
on the spot obtained 455. 61. to 465. per cwt.. this after.
noon. Tluitnigermarket has been quiet, and prima are
gonerslly unplianired, but the Netherland Trading
4.Ya aale, op the 21st inst., is expected to
go off well. Tnineactions in coffee have been for the
most part unimportant on amount of the sipall public
sales. The 'shippers 1101, show loss dispoaition to buy,
and floating cargoes of foreign cannot be sold on former
terms. Irtee is dull and the low prices of cargo Beata
kind v s hae pot pet isagmlinly speculative inquiry. In
the tea-niarkettersidens have been restricted on
aceount of the ales eenimencing yesterday, when
the Assam descriptions of the Company's import mold
soiritai. the fell valuations. To-day the teas of
t; !dna growth paved off flatly. and low grades of Congos
declined fullyt Id. per lb. . Privately a steady !meioses
hoe been transacted in common Tayshan Coogan for
ex portatiov. ,
LONDON, PROVIBIOIII6.—We have very little to say
this week on Via bason niarket. Prima rule the same
as our lastAworations, vii, 88e. f.o.b. for prime sizeable
Waterford.; deliveries moderately good. In Fria/bind
we have Wow advance of 25., with immesh:l supply
ad demand I /arse, bitehinggood prices, varying (sum
100 s. to 10‘4,

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DEATHS.

May 18, at Dorchester, of consumption, Sarah Frances,
only surviving daughter of Mr. S. Idepham, bookbinder,
in her 18th year. Her rnd was peace.
May 9, at Chard, of congestion of the lunge, Edwin
Herbert, the infant ,on f Mr. Thomas Young, bookseller, Sc.
May 9, at L3inc 'legit, Mr. Richard Loveridge, after a long
and pa nful illness, aged 37, deeply regretted by a large circle
of friends.
May 10. at Cattistock, of paralysis, Mr. Wit lam Crew
Wlghtman, Jun. aged 15.
May 12, at the Colds, Lyme Regis, the infant son of Mr.
Bradley, aged 10 months.
May 13, at Iloluest, Emma, the vile of Air. Genge Willis,
aged 31.
May 13, at 2, Goswell Terrace, Goswell Road, Land-n--the
rmid,na of Mr. Toms he, fattier, after a very short illness,
Louise, the beloved wife of Mr, John Edwards, aged 25
years.
Mar 14, at Bradford-on-Avon, Miss East, late of Bridport.
Islay IF,, at Es ersh,d, Mrs. Mary Perritt.
May 13, Maria, the belt. ed wife of Mr. George Curtis, of the
Carpenter's • ma Inn, Rack Close, Sandier, aged 35.
May 13. at her residence, ilyaood Cottage, Walston,
Southampton Emily, second daughter of the late Henry
Holton, Esq., of Bevois Mount, aged IS.
Obey 13, aged 9 years, Jane the youngest daughter of Mr.
El'iett, of Parley art. Chrlsichurch.
May 13, at Fonlingaidge, after a few days' severe illness,
Mi.. Harriet Could, age 87.
May 19, at Id sdieston, Gilliegham, Mr George Welch,
aged 43.
May 11, at Poole. Elizabeth Cook, in the 65th year of her
age relative of the late aptain Matthew Cook.
May 7, at 'coon his way from Alexandria, George Rich,
gentleman, late of New Zealand, and formerly of Bleadon,
Somerset, aged Co. Mr. Rich was a very successful ram
breeder In New Zes..l

Lately them died et Tyrnan, at ['unary, a man named
Johann Jatzovite, • hussar attached to the person of Cardin ii
Riitthymiy. Primate of Hundary. 11J was 105 year', id age.
and married at the age of 01. A daughter of the last mar-
riage, aged IS, attended the limeraL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

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MANURE

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Vorsetsbirt.

DORCHEMR. —3RD DORSET RIFLE VOLU N.
TREKS. —4 sweepstake was shot fur at the butts,
Maiden Castle, on Tuesday last, when after some
good shooting, Sergeant Homer came oil the winner,
Private I'. Rogers being becund.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-05-20

Impala( Parliament.

DOITSR OF LORDS.

MONDAY.— Lonl Shaftesbury e.dted if Government
intended to s: te ton eny r laxation in the Poor LOVA,
in reference to the laboor test, to meet the 'receding
diatre,s in Lancasitte ? Lod Grans die aaid the Poor
LAW GllllrdilLllll would have the power of dispensing
olth nosily regulations on reportng the circumetances
to the Poor Law Boort' in London.

TUISDAT.—Lord Sllll,OOll moved the eecon.l marling
of the Qualification of Offices ABilition Bill, the objoct
of which aria to rcliove protestant dissenters, who
might hold certain in offices, from the necesnty
id taking an untreceAsary oath. lie also pointed out
that the church winild suffir no injury by snowing
the Bill to pILIS into law. The Duke of Marlborough
opposed the Bill, and on a division it wss lost
by • majority of 32; there being 35 for, and 87 against
It.
THURSDAL—The Registration of Voters Bill pissed
through committee, and the Lord Chancellor ataterl
that he had received and accepted a challenge from
the Speaker of the House of Commons that the HOW.°
of Lords should meet the other House at any pica,
at any time, and with any weapons. The challenge
hail reference to a rifle match, which, it would seem, is
is to come of between the two branches of the Legire
lature.
FRIDAT.—The Bristol, Exeter, Chard, and Taunton
R illy/ay Bill was read a third time and passed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-02-04

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new arrangement
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was resolved that
he repaired, and
the Surveyor and
for the purpoia. Mao, that three
-the quay wall opposite Mr. Willis's
and that Mae contracted for, and tenders in-
mao, b operiatendent
_ was °Assad sus inquiries be made with
regard it.> two lengths of new hose for the lire engine.—
The MrTet.adU tette! hew Mr. Podiseary, in answer
to the applicatiou made to him for payment for in-
juries-the ilreeyor said he had done- the sea wall by
11°7644denied thhlai t lb" bgidto he on th
quay—Mr.
Mbrir .4. a=
saidithey had an right.* waii on Mr. Petheoary to re-
pair the damage even if it had been done, as Mr.
rothseas.Cr the-Irkarfage, and they were bound
be keep the wall in • titling state for the purpose? re-
- *lbs irdsta, He ablothoursl4 tt Was not nght
upon people in this manner. They ought to tiy
A encourage the trade of the port, and not
dam It away.,..l memorial wee read from all the
renters ot the- market, with the exception of one, for
the market-house to be closed on Monday, Wednesday,
dering '
montinr, at six
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-02-04

,aZking,„

• THE

-
rem compelled to let the tolls by 4
alined resolvod—" That the Pile Pier
oou petition for • tarn of throe years,
at • reserved prim, or }early rental
the renter to keep it in repair."
"v were signed, and handed to
, • snffieioney of funds found
of the

." when •
go!poration
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-02-04

alsoosierri,tbst,

-when tbi

tie prisoner,
Aahon went in
A the tails. He asked it prim
in, aid the laidliwd said he 1
der and offered le wake hirn •
then took prisoner into custody,
• insuiriea,
.1 Royal
and Mr.

preseld of it.
and the next
it had
Jeffery
the Albion,
e cisme to his house aud..-..0d for a glass Of
He saw he had had enough, bet offered to ere
glass if he would promise to go with him to the
- He then left, and was gone about twenty
!ad sanitised with the bottle.—Prison
lomillippKg9l,llAidity.—Before CGotaio
- Majors U. Goodden, and 8.. r.
with
state
horse

prisoner

called

nosianded. • .
Poser

nlflg,
qYi.

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:*istift

Tiffie—rlTe-eniaTy n ,
in hni-hand. ~.
anti foDosd they' wl
Inn. Menai"
-
3lithing. in
.. offered te
...en took prism,.
.4xsoing, upon making ;
been stolen from the
.iodentiffed the bottle,