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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

THE HEALTH OF WEYKOUTH.
To *At Editor.

the, WiU you be good enough to give publicity to
the following communication In the next impression of
your journal? I have been inundated with letters of
Inquiry regarding the report that "entail-pox Is raging
at Weymouth." Personally Ido not know of • single
case but one, and that one is oonvalessent ; but I could
not satisfy my mind to answer the numerous inquiries
on this date alone, and therefore thought the best thing
to do was to ascertain from the Registrar's office the
mortality from this so-called "raging epidemic)," end I
Sod that nine deaths were registered some weeks ego;
but in the lest three weeks only seven deaths have
occurred—viz, two this week, two last week, and three
the week previous. Of these 'even cases, two were
females aged respectively 41 and 17 years. The other
five were anodes, aged respectively '23, 7,4, 2, and one
only 1 month. I have ascertained that none of these
oases were re-vaccinated, and two of them were never
vsecinated at all, proving beyond doubt that vaccina-
tion In childhood, and re-vaccination in later years,
insures comparetive immunity from this :snob-dreaded
disease. I may add that the Registrar'. diatriot (whose
books I consulted) includes the borough of Weymouth
and Meloombe Regis, and the parishes of Wyk.,
Chiokerel, and Fleet; and out of all this extended dis-
trict, including many miles, the relieving-offioer (a
registrar) has only been celled upon for one order for
smell-pox this last week. From those statistics we may
thankfully hope that the small.pox has nearly dis-
appeared from the district, and would soon not find "a
local habitation" if every one were re-vaccinated, as
there is only one case of smell-pox recorded after re.
41.4 ernal-pn. 45.
day after being re-vaccinated—proving the infection of
small-pox was In the system at the time of re-vaccina-
tion. lam sorry to intrude so far on your time and
space, being ever unwilling to " rush into print;" but
the stern necessity for removing from the public: mind
much misap?rehension on this subject will, I hope,
excuse my now doing so.
I am, Sir, yours faithfully,
WM. J. SMITIi, M.D.
Weymouth, June 29, 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

MARLBOItOIIO H.

Tau Guardians of Mariboronrh Union hive adopted
system of emigration to Canada, sad several children
now in the workhouse under the ago of 15 having
expressed • desire to emigrate thither before two f usidoes,
in aooordance with legal formality, they will bo provi-
ded for in "the new world."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

MONEY MLREET.

Money raarket more active, the discount demand (se cus-
tomary et this period of the year)baving increased. The rats
In consequence are slightly ender, nothing holm/ done below
A per amt., the Bank minimum. On the Stock Exchange
there is law capital adoring (vaine considerable amounts hav-
ing been withdrawn) and the rate for advances from day to
day on British government securities ha* risen to A per cent.

CHIPPENHAII FORTNIGHTLY CATTLE AND CORN
MARKET.

June 30.—Tho cattle market was small, and trade woo Very
quiet, prices baler about the sure uof late. Fat beasts .ml
sheep were In abort supply. Wheat was Is very abort supply,
and mold slowly at barely last week's price. Spring corn
nominal. Wheat, 274 to 30. per eack ; barley, Us to 34. per
qr ; oda, 21a to Ws per qr ; beam, 26! to 27e per mob; pea.,
tab to 24e per met- Bed, 14. to 14.44 per score ; mutton, 94
to 104; iamb, 104 to Itald ; real, tifd per lb ; pork, 16. Od to
10.64 per Korea Turkeys, Oa inch; ducks, 4. to be per couple;
fowls, 44 to be per made. dllk butter, is 3d per lb ; whey
ditto, Is. Nom 14 for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

de&th.

IN eonneotion with the bome•oornia,,, of the Py
Louise and the Marquis of Lorne, fa Aail,l ant
Queen is expected to visit Inverary.
Tag Doke of Edinburgh Laa left Lon lon fa (lea,
Via Ostend.
IT is rumoured that Princo Arthur will bee.
Duke of Ulster, and Parliament will shortly b
upon to grant him an annuity, with a rutin&
Ireland.
AT an inquest on the holy of a newlybonth
which we. found inside the gate of a lolfs reak
at Paddington, Dr. Lankester reunrked the err
children were found In the street§ of LOVIX?
yeti%
A Tory decided improvement In the Leila
Childers it reported. The right hon.
now at Bondi% in the north of Italy.
813.1-ACC178•710,: OF iitaiDtli.—A rOMAL
Ann Burn has given herself into ctietody it
stating that twelve monthe ago she polsonel ho I
father with washing liquor aril white preOplWe,
small doses- There were two limuracc.l OR L. 7,
and she received the money.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

LKATHEIL MARKET.

Supply of naariy su kinds small on Tuesday, and demand,
although not particularly active. could 0.4 be met for many
articles. Light English butte and calf skins of all kinds were
m rticulrilrfubsoaroe, and Mere was an increased inquiry for
butts and light common dimming Wes. Raw
market hides were in clean condition, and found buyers readily
Without change in prime.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

Miltobirt.

SALISBURY.

MYLITZKIOIIII DISMPPIAII•NOL-11r. M. G. !landlord,
who for the last few years has filled the post of manager
of the White Hart Hotel, left this city and went to
Stockbridge Ruses on Wednesday week, and has not
shwa returnsd. His disappeanmee causing great anxiety
to his friends, bills have been issued giving a descrip-
tion of his peism and dress, and offering a reward of
£lO for the discovery of his body. Up to the present
time no tidings have been received of him.
D100118•11.—The Lord Bishop of Salisbury has *Dilated
the Rev: Hugo Daniel Harper, Clerk, ILA., Head
Master of the King's School, Shereborne, to the Prebend
of Bedminster and Radcliffe, anciently founded in the
Cathedral Church of Salisbury, void by the death of the
Rev. Dr. Cuwall. the last Prebendary thereof, and he
was installed during the afternoon services at the
Cathedral on the same day. The Bishop has instituted
the Rev. Charles Torkington, Clark, 8.A., to the
Rectory of Abner, Dorset, vacant by the death of the
Rev. Charles Sawbridge, Clerk, the lest Incumbent
thereof, on the proaentation of Was Drag, of Char-
borough Park. And his lordship he licensed the Rev.
Anthony Gsratin, Clerk, to the Curacy of Swyre,
Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

Corrosponbence.

Somtrottatu.
YEOVIL.

FArdayTAL Acenner.—A- Wall held here on
Fatu
morning, before Dr. Garland, depaty-oorener.
touching the death of Mr. George Miller. DooBlll4d
Was • provision dealer and tallow chandler living in Chia
town, and on Weilneeday morning last he left home to
go into the country. On his way Loins in the evening,
ho asked P. O. Hamblin, of Preston Pluokeett, to ride
into town with him. This the constable consented to
do, on condition that he was allowed to drive. On
Deering the town deoeased wished to take the reins, but
Hamblin declined to allow him to do so, A son&
ensued, the reins were violently jerked, and the horse
ran away. One of the wheels of the van same into eon.
tact with the litneaton turnpike gate, and the van was
upset. A box of candles fell upon Yr. Miller, and the
injuries he received were so serious that he died soon
afterwards. P. O. Hamblin was also mash injured.
and as erysipelas has set in, the inquest had to be
adjourned for his attendanes.

BATEL
PROPOSED TEAMSTER TO ME SCHOOL BOLM4—A
meeting was held on Thursday night at Argyle chapel,
the Bev. W. H. Dyer in the chats, to take into consi-
deration the advisability of transferring to the Bebop'
Board two eohool rooms belonging to the chapel. Mx.
Dyer explained that both schools for • long series of
years had been carried on with peat moms, but the
committee now found it imposeible under the oironm-
stanoes in which Government aid was given to aosept
of this aid and oath!, their oonsdenees. After some
discussion, Mr. Hill moved that negotiations• should
be entered into with the view of truant-rink the
schools to the Board. Mr. W. Tuck seeended the
resolution, end it was carried unanimously. A com-
mittee was then appointed to negotinte. This is the
first time the question of transferring • school to the
Board has been seriously considered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

SMIGRATION.
To tAe Editor.

Dun fink—Emigretion being • subject uppermost
in men's minds just now, we trouble you with • few
lines that your readers tnay know, that from all parts
of the United States and Canada we are receiving ap-
plications for all descriptions of mechanic', artisan'',
farm hands, and others willing to work, to whom a high
rate of wagee (compared to what they can earn here) is
given. We are prepared to send all snob, who can pay
their own passage, to immediate employment. Let
them apply t 00.,, We may add as an interesting fact
that the Canadian Government gives 100 sores of land
free to every emigrant going to the new Province of
Kaintoba as well am the older Province of Ontario.
Every volunteer in the expedition settling there, will
receive 320 acres free. Emigrants can be carried from
Toronto to Fort Garry for about half the cost of the
United States route. Our Mr. Reed will, if possible,
visit your town and deliver • free lecture on emigra-
tion to the United Steam and Canada. In the mean-
time let all desirous of going send to us for information
and papers on the subjeet.—We rennin, dear sir, truly
yours.

REED AND BERL
The United States Emigration and Banking Agency,
38, Finsbury Circa., London, 41b May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

Corrusponbence.

NEW ORGAN FOR FORDINGTON CHURCH.

To the Editor.

fkk,—May I ask leave to explain, through your
columns, • matter of some interest to many of the
inhabitants of this pariah? We are looking forward
to the erection of a new organ In our Church within the
next two mouths or • little more. The kindness of
both absent and present Mends have been so great and
so ready that we have been able already to give the
order to Kr. Hill, of London, to whom it was at last
decided (after • careful oosoparison of estimate') to give
the commission. W. were, of course, obliged to fix
upon the Ware of the new organ before sending the
order; and this is, I know,a question of no little interest
In the parish. I may then at once state that it has been
decided to place the organ for tas pranal where the
old one has stood these last eight years; namely, at the
east end of the gallery. The main reason for this,
amongst others, was a plain and strong one; it was ,
impomible to pot the organ osa of the gallery without
• great difficulty end change in the pews and sittings.
At a future day the pews (it Ls hoped) may be replaced
by better ones and so the whole arrangement of the
sittings will be re-adjusted at once; and it may then be
easy and convenient to give the new organ • new poet.
Lion. At present it would be practically impossible.
Apologising for these details on a local subject, I am, ,
Sir, your obedient servant,

H. C. G. MOULE.
Fordington Vicarage, Dorchester, May 3, 1871.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

WILTON SPRING SHEEP FAIR.

T fair, which Is chail noWd for tags, we.. held on Thur./-
thy. Teens MAIM unuaiaby aintll supply, and trade was very
brisk, at an advance on U orntou fair of front it to St per head.
Scarcely a lut rata ducal Teo ranged from Ste to 740
a-head; couple., from 40. 10 700. Two silsair cups for the best
10 / lop ware aerial by tlm Corp /ration of Wilton, and the
fir.t, was tam by Yr. Saunders. of Wi4ifor.l, wit • sold 101 at
70e, and another 140 at 600. The 04c aid prat was taken by
kgr. Shergold, of Groveley, i 04.. ankle ilki a-head. Mr. J.
Taunton sold 2/0 te ol at 45. a-head. There was • good supply
of cattle, chiefly heifer., mil animals in 4,kytliln.; lite condition
found a ready •ale at go al prima Ve,y latle 1 tins in horses,
which were In lanai' supply.

A LITTLI Hui, two acid • half fill•Fal old., ltinolied on
'under mato:ie.. in gist Lsndou, a few days ago, and
wui buried on Sunday.
Holding the priocinal place smears% our daily
hese...gee, it is of the ntamat imp irisimee that tea
should bs procured perfectly pare, as wdll as reliable
ku quality. these advantages Sr. 'soured by purchasing
Heraixtua's In, impro...l with ,ut the ()sating of
tumoral 'facie,/ 'powder geuersily used by the Chinas. to
, hide inferior *eaves. tisruiinan'e pure Mad are sold
(piety ialleati4 packets. L•eal Agents are advertised in
our aoluisius,
Toe Alte..tfeesJouraa! gives an amusing iseeount of.
Intl for damaged on Ore vaned of ;hi ory by ELSeIIiTO
blame, lately held before en Irish Court. the tenant
having eat•oliehed • pm's! facie Cali, his superior was
ordered to ludio k 300() in sours, 1614kking the dual award
of damaged to • jury. Tee tnal rime on in Dublin,
Fortuuat ,iy, for utorself, 'he pursuer had seeurel ai his
oouussi Lr. Sorjesui Aruirtroug, who, after • luchiateor
ait loroiblo argum it, 13 1111 peroration, happily
appropriated, otaktrii miluedis, a passage from their
iihmortel awl popular 'semen.' poet'e " Deserted
ViUsge "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

YEOVIL.

" 811 TING ON" THE Tows CLUK,—Ever sinotz.
Town Clerk (Mr. Batten) incurred the displestirt
eertain members of the Town Council by ocemtbimi
as they suppose to the appointment of several erotic:
as magistrates other than those nominated by ch. Le
Council, they have taken every opportunity of mica
his office " hot." It has lately transpired that ta<
collector, 'AWL% who was appointed in 1665, tii
accounted for all the money he received ; end, vz
inquiries were made about his sureties, it turista
that the bond bad only been executed receon7,is
after the defalcations had been discovered.
maid by Mr. Clinker to be through the " unmans/I
neglect" of Mr. Itatten.and his accepting sureties's:if
was said by Dr. Colmar to be niiirepreseotatm-:
fact dishonesty, and several Councillors said they•z4
not vote for enforcing the bond. Finally Mr. Kama
asked the Town Clerk if he IVIA not redpoutibli
results of his own negligence? Mr. Batten: TuA,
suppositious CB/43. Mr. Raymond: It is a 'wows
rinse. Mr. Batten : I think it will b,enou.;ti I,tun
the reality, when it arises. If you want me tom
that I ought to have got this bond done befoi.la
need not ask, you know. But I dou't suppoie lama
have got such a testimonial signed by everybollo
Lewis had when be canoe. Mr. Clinker 'skid to
about Mr. Corlield's bond? Tait bu.ine4 MOM*
neglected for nearly twelve months in reettery ttt
same way. One of the sureties. Mr. Mirth, int if
should not have signed the E 20.1 bail 1 hal tsars
Lewis was El behind ; and the tueetioi ono silo3ll
for the attendance of Mr. Trott, the oitersurety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

DORSET COUNTY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
To the Editor. •

Sig,—At the hut annual meeting of the Dorset F.4..14
°vaulty, tne Yortlenci Demirel Noon to Dave bad its
share d abuse; and, as • braneh, was stigmetised as
the greatest sinner in the society. Oa looking over the
annual reports of the said society, I find that from
1847 (the year the society was formed), down to the
present time, that the members of the Portland bnumh
bare paid into the general fund 1:250 more than they
have actually drawn. I maid name brim:mess that have
always been • burden on the society, and 1 am some-
what surprised that the two able @peakers at the meet-
ing did not connect no with the other profitless and
shabby brandies. The society is called a benefit society,
sad the various breaches are In duty bound to help
each otter; and, if there be • fault any where, it is
the fault of the rules, and not in the members of the
Portland branch. As regards the steward of the Port-
land branch, I do net think what was said will in any
degree alter the estimation in whioh he is held at Port-
lent—Yours truly,
Portland, May 2, 1871.

A MEMBER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

Itampsijirt.

BOURNZMOUTH.
BOORSINOCITH Bowie° Cum.—The opening dinner
took place on Tuesday evening, at the Belle Vue
Assembly Room., when about 40 sat down under the
presideney of R. Kerley, Req. After giving " the
kneset,:i the Chairman pro,meed "The Prince and
of Wales," and said that their Royal High-
nesses had • growing family, and be hoped that at no
very distant day, some of its members might pey a visit
to this town—(eheers). Replyiae to the toast of "The
Bournemouth Rowing Club," Kr. Joseph Cutler said
that as the captain of that flourishing and, he trusted,
rising club, the number of whose members be hoped
would era long be dottbled—(baer, hmr)—lie had taken
a warm interest in its prosperity, not only because it
afforded pastime to the members, sad attracted the fair
sex—ilsoghter)—but because he believed rowing to be
one of the most manly and useful reereations of the sge
in which we live, whether regarded individually,
locally, or nationally—(bear, beer). It brought together
man of all dames, steeds, and opinions, stimulating
young moo to penmen, bracing their nerves for the
greet battle of life, strengthening the muscles, and Im-
pending the chest, whilst by their learning to become
oarsmen and being scoustomid to boats they might also
he %bid to lave their own lives and the lives of others
—(lear, hear). The club was useful locally, bemuse it
afforded much amusement to the visitors to the town
sad neighboarhood.—Yr. Rohde, in firing "The
Bournemouth Improvement Oontinissioners, sad pros-
perity to Bournemouth," mid the oommisaioners had
'tomcatted to them the interests of this rising town,
and it appeared to him they did their duty very
eiffeisettlY--(hear hem)—beesuse he thought it might
be taken as • rola; that when everybody grumbled at a
poetaster man he was doing his duty, and, judged, by
that test, most decidedly the Commissioams were demi
than—(ls:wider). Be 'apposed he was pct up to Pre'
po
se this toast became la was not at present • home-
, and had not the pleasure of paying these. ree.eel
and other liabilities which he understood were pcoa with
mid individually, they bad only ate Interestan
_h
it
the
the welfare of the town—Plear, hem), d
entaotithw_(illitaugagnessbura)o
ialtabitaals would have lautricie,moh as plemoregardens
aodeligbheiatb4thehopeepl er.o.fir B_aoutitimarto—e;
aces rising pleas in this part of the country; it ais
4, it every one's mouth as Brighton,
keseming as familiar eadilltothi4adijortuitheetsimc el
.if
Boursamovillsatiolt. atek /waselutoneebe ofpre-
paredluand h believed the time would arrive when it weeld
be :aima Basktos—(okeen). It had many natural,
mat not • few artilldal advantages, end One of those
.4w= was the board of Commissioners.
, 171 n ;b such advantage', such a body of Commie-
s'...as, and rash • captain, Bournemouth might well
Memo second to no plea) la Reglead—(lenghter).—
Kr. W. Reim responded•—Various official and
oomplimeetery toasts were proposed s.ad replied to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

INDUSTRIAL RDUCATION.

J. C. Baskmaster, Esq., on behalf of Her Majesty's
Commiedoners for the Amami International Exhibitions
of Works of Solemn and Art, delivered • lecture at the
Guildhall on Thursday evening Lat. In oomequese.,
probably, of the deg originally fired for the meeticg
being antisipaled as • very short notice, the attendance
was mall. Dr. Moorbead and J. Drew, EN , were on
She platform, with Mr. Buokmaster. A groped plan
ef the Sopa Albert Hall, and the buildings and grounds
adjaseat, with • line piehue of the interim of the Hall,
were exhibited, elm an antique aketeb, of sharper and
female Ague, shout life-sixe.
T. Moorhead sail that in the ab, nee of the Mayor,
who had sot yet returned from London, whore he hes
bees ofkeially representing the Corporation at the
Mcluliall II the latereatioaM ifshibitten, he had been
Vird to take the Muir, sad had great pleasure in
so. The Dr. that melded • few weeds oath.
advantages I. be derived hem the ealtivatiou Moslems
mad art, matlealarty in eciammetiosi with the Moieties and
A.rt of the Governmeat, at South gen-
the following latter from the Bee.
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much regret that owing to the change
to &Mood your lecture We evening.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

BURTON Bit 4D9TOOK.

MARRIAGE OF rilele TEMPLER.--Greet interest was
taken in the marriage. on Tuesday, of the Bev. Thee.
Orsham. formerly san,or genteel Sr. Margaret's, West-
minster, and who so.ne years ago, officiated as curate
at Burton, but is now vicsr of St. Philip's and St.
James', Bristol, to Edith Mary, second daughter of the
Key. W: C. Templer, M.A., tie beloved rector of this
parish. Arches of flowers end greenery and flags with
appropriate mottoes marked the event. At the gates
of the churchyard was an arch with a true lover's keot
in the crown. Al eleven o'clock the bridegroom entered
the church. suompassied by the Rev. W. S. Bunn, the
Rev. W. C. Templer (father of the bride), and the Bev.
W. Pope (uncle of the bride). The bride, attended by
ten bridesmaids, 'her lr afterwards arrived. She was
attired in a dices of white en-ded silk trimmed with
Honiten lace. The veil wu also of Rooftop lace, while
the wreath was ouneosed of white heather, creep
blossoms, and myrtle. The bridesmaids were :—lttes
Templer, Miss }Ube Templer, Miss Florence Templer,
Miss Blanche Templer. and Miss Beatrice Templer
(dsters of the bride), Mies C. Gendry, (cousin of the
bride), Mite RAIIIiIISOII, Miss Graham (the bridegroom's
sister), Miss Andrew. (of Weymouth), and Miss Parker.
They were all attired in white figured grenadine., with
white tulle bonnets ornamented with nstural flowers,
sent by Mrs. Gundry, of The Hyde, and veils, and they
had elegant bouquets presented by the same lady. There
were also preseut—Mrs. W. C. Templer. Mr. John Pope
(of Symondsbnry), grandfather of tbs bride, Mrs. Pope,
Mr B. Oundry, Mrs. J. P. P. Oundry, Mr. P. T.
'hoary (of Norwood), Dr. Johnston (uncle of the
bridegroom), Muter Lethbridge Templer, Master J.
Templer, Mt. Graham (brother of the bridegroom), and
: Mrs. Alezander Graham, Mr. and Mrs. IL Guudry,
sad Mrs. B.iley. The Rev. W. C. Templer officiated,
and was smelted by the Rev. W. Pope, Mr. J. Pop*
gave away the bride, and the ceremony being over, the
newly-married pair left the church, and proceeded to
rectory,their path being abundantly strewn wish flowers
by the inhabitants. Afterwards the choir assembled
on the rectory lawn ani sen 4 the " Bridal Hymn,"
['ben followed the welding breakfast. Tho bride
received • large number of presents from relatives and
friends, the inhabitants of Barton, the mother's meet-
ing, the obeli, end the chart& congregation of the
Harbour. The bridegroom also received various pre.
cents from hie friends in the parish of St. Margaret's,
Westminster. Tins happy pair left about five o'clock
for D,rehestar, cs reek for Southampton and the Isle
of Wight, where the honeymoon is to be spent. A
publio tea was provided at Ave o'clock in the school.
room, by the rector, for the visitors and the parishioners.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

DOECIIBSTER TOWN COUNCIL..

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'lhere was • meeting of the Corporation on Wednes-
day. Present: The Mayor F. Bennett, Esq.). Alder-
men H. Lock and J. Galpm. Counodlors J• Bishop,
W. Vernon, Dr. Aldridge, W. Slade, F. Bennett, and
M. DCVellitlil.
The Seat YOU r..portel that in the roof over the re.
Wing room the ratters had given way about three
inches in the middle. Mr. Bullion said they paid about
a:3O for building that room, and it was done under the
direction of Mr. Hall. It was so be esaminel after the

w'3l"r..nlovrarr also reported that he ha i considered
wh at eould be done to prevent the tows clock from
niacin( ; and he suggested that a case should be made
for it, with a in itai frame tilled in with wood and •
glma top. The cost would be about f.al 4e. The hail-
tea-per acid before the clock was illaminated the
works were m bright as a new shilling; but, sines the
lighting of the gas, water ran down the walls in a
stream, and the clock was quite rusty. This unmtis
factory state of things was attributel to want of venti-
lation in the clock tower and the gas; and it was left
to the Surveyor to have done what he thought
necessary.
APPOINTMENT Or • SUPERIMITUDENT.
A question aroma as to whether the Watch Committee
or am whole Council should appoint the new Superin-
tendent; and the little bit of patronage provoked an
eaker couvermtion.
Mr. BISHOP urged that ate previous meeting Inew•
beau of the Watch Cotoinittel intimated that they
sit( uld nut like to incur the roepooMbility of appointing
a Superintendent, and woad prefer that the committee
should be enlarged to sunbeam the whole CoeneiL
If' answer to Mr. GALPIN, Mr. Lock (acting for the
Town Clerk) said that if the whole Council overruled a
&minion of a :majority of the Watch Committee, the
Council's appointment would be illegal.
Mr. Vialeme asked who were the Watch Com-
mittee.
Mr. Ramo moved that they plumed with the boil.
was OR the power.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

Tag SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY
BILL.

The consideration of this bill was continued on Mon-
day by the Select Committee of the House of Commons
resided over by Sir F. Goldsmia The Chairman opencd
the prweedinge by informing the counsel for the pro•
molars that what the Committee would require to be
matisfied before they could pass the preamble a the bill
were .—Tuat clause' had been prepsred for insertion in
the bill to prevent any Interference with the rights and
interests of the first cisme debenture stook•holders; that
a meeting of the debenture stock-noldars had been hold
to the same manner as meetings of shareholders Gemini
under the 7th standing order ; that the debentare•
holders of all classes hsd been infor.ned by circular of
such *leases as aff mted the rights and interests of the
debenture stockholders; and also of tire particulars of
the contemplated arrangement with Messrs. Waring,
and that the bill had been approved by the stook-holders
of all classes.

The Attorney-General (H.P. for Plymouth) wu
examined. He stated that amongst his emistltumts
the present bill wu looked upon as a most important
matter for the benefit of Plymouth. It appeared to
him that it would be very desirable for Plymouth
that it should have a direct communication with the
North without any break of gauge.
Yr. Lewis, one of Cm members for Devonport, was
also called, and in the course of his examination ho
said lie eouourred in what the Attorney-Ganeral had
said respecting the scheme.
Other witnesses were also examined on behalf of tiro
promoters, and the committee again adj Aimed.
The Select Committee of the Howie of C muttony
having heard evidence for and against this Bill, and
minuet, hes tenured its dud-lon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

S WAWA° B.

POSIIMAII, the boatman who was so severely burnt
• few we •ks ago, by bin shirt catching fire, expired on
Saturday last, after suffering intense agony.
Outran:Hr.—On Tuesday morning • telegram, was
sent from here to Poole at 9.30 a.m., for a veterinary
surgeon, and be was in Swansge, rid steamplacket
Heather Bell, at 11.30 em.
6TH DORSET ARTILLERY VOLUSTIERS —This battery
marched to church on Sunday headed by their braes
band, under the command of Sergeant-Major Pope.
The rain poured in torrents daring the march. There
were 26 rank and file present. The sermon was
preached by the hon. shaplain.
Tux " Burnett Barr... '—On Saturday the children
of the schools in the town had a free excursion around
the bay given them by O. Burt, E.g., in the Heather
Bell. They arestubled to the nutubar of about 300 on
to pier at ha '• 7aet three, when the steamer hove in
sight on whi.i t.,.ere was hearty cheering, for the
generous owner. Having embarked they resumed their
cheering as the steamer proceeded out of the bay.
Each child then was supplied with a biscuit. The trip
lasted for an hour-and-half, when they wore again
landed on the pier, and only one or two presented
signs of having been sea sick. le the evening there
was a free trip to Poole, of which many availed them-
selves. On Monday there was another free trip to
Poole, Bournemouth, and Alum Bay. The Swenage
brass band, under the direction of Mr. White, was on
bo.rd, and all those who had been fortunate enough to
get tickets, with some who were not, availed themselves
of the excursion. They were joined at Poole by a
much larger ocunpany, together with the Poole brass
band, and the two companies of musicians, did there
utmost to make the voyage pleasant. The s'esmer
tarn departed for Bournentooth, when it took in more
passi.n are; ant alter steaming hack to dwanate. to
take • few more friends, started for Alum Bay. They
were soon landed, and the day Wog beautifully fine
the excursionists roamed about enjoying the interesting
views to be seen. After a stay of two hours, they
returned to their respective towns, all having enjoyed
the treat. The Heather Bell is a first class sealping
vessel, quite up to the expectations of the people
generally. She continues to run daily, and we treat
will pay handsomely, and be the 010111111 of reviving the
trade of Swanago and bring an early and large influx
of viaitors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

METRO-POLITAN MEAT MARKET.

SMITHFIELD, 1 —The uttrket to-,ley was Andy m alarately
.mgdind iii 111 e ki. The deuttui w.n more sclIV4ll. and
prioes were rather firmer :—Beel, from 34 4,1 to be 21; mutton,
3, 61 t 0(..; loub, 7s to ,vI to 7ss isl aul pork. II
41 to O. ;Nl' Mb. by the Call,llo
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

11AY AND STRAW.

SMITIMILD, May 4.—The supplic. of both hay and clover
wore lasr. Thu dernuel twat Gran, a., I price. had an upward
tendency. Prim.: meadow hay, 1304 to 140.; inferior ditto,
Ws to Ile.; prune llnit-csat clot er, haat. 14is ; intirior ditto,
lint to 1 ; Kuno nossood-cut clover, 134. In liOs ; inhirlor
ditto, 1014 to Itrth ; and straw, 3ds to 440 per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

SYMONIMUURY.

MARILIAOII OF Mies KAWLIStioN.--On Wednesday
morning was celebrated the marriage of Miss Saab
Felicia Bitslinson. oldest daughter of the Rev.
Henry Rawßosun, rector of Symondshary cent Itype,
cent Broadosk, to the Rev. Joseph Bretell Housman, of
Wethersfield, Sues. The village was cm fete. Triumphal
arches spanned the road, and the inhabitants and
vidtors thronged to the church. At the appointed
tim the bridegroom with Mv. W. G. ltobineon
as b.ist man, entered the stared edifice. Boon
followed the bride, leaning on the arm of her
Lather, and att,nded by her bridesmaids Miss
Adelaide Rawlinson, her bleier, Miss Housman,
sister of the briilegrwm, the Misses Armstrong (2),
Miss Rawlimion, daughter of Sir Christopher Rawlinson,
and Miss Templer, d tught ,r of the Rev. W. C.
Templer, of Viution. Lastly, came numerous party of
friend*, amen.: w doin were Sir Christopher and Lady
,Itawiinsofl. the Bev. John and Mrs. Langdon Folioed,
1 of Woodbury, Essen, Rev. Charles Parker, curate of
Symon hibury, Miij mi Bayles, Allington, and Ifr. John
Irving, The it v. Hr. G. K. Morell officiated, assisted
by the Itev• Henry Itawlinson, brother of the bride.
The drew of the bride was white silk, the veil was of
Brussels lime depen tin; from a wreath in which the
principal fhwers were orange blossoms. The brides.
maids wore white muslin, with blue trimmings, and
bonnets with forget:mi.-note ant other airs. The
service being ended, and the reg,ster signed, the bride.
taking the arm of her husband, left the church, fol.
I lowed by the rest of the party. School girls strewed
time path with primroses, and the boys cast in their way
I whole bouquets of Ifowere• After the wedding breakfast
t the married couple, having bade all adieu, drove oft for
Maiden Newton. ca made for Glouciistershire, to
"open I the honeymoon." The time.boncured usage.of
throwing the slipper" was duly obierved, the good-
; luck-propitiating old shoe elinging to the 'chide till
I after it bed olearel the rectory gates, and then betas
carried off in triumph by the fortunate finder as •
inetnento of this long-kdoe-remembered event. A
Pit de joie was fired, and the bells rang out a merry
peal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

YA'N'EIL.6I SILKS, poet free. [hack 811 k 188.6 d. to 10
t Ulf goiocas• dr.. Coloured Bilks from 1 Guinea to 10
hicllolhON & Co., 60 to J 2, Ceara Paul's Church-
yard, Le. Lulu", should ',rite tor the above before purchaaing
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

ÜbboN'S DYES.-18 COLOURS, ed. wwI.—KIII3IIONS,
.J WouL, SILK, EKATIIKII.B, completely dyed ut 10
amutes ti about suihnic the heads
Suilhistructluus supplied. pl ell eliemista.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

AN old established wine firm requires an
AGENT (on commission, with trovoilla
allowance), for tit* county of Dorset. ans
—Address la first plass, "Win. lisreillts age of
Mau& Williams and Co., Ilmbange. Brlllield
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

WOOL MARKEN.

LOSDOX, May 4.—A somewhat quieter tone has prevailed In
the ,teCt during the last few days. Very superior P. PMlip In
slightly easier. and lambs wool, though still dear, no longer
c 'mammas thc extreme pricee It realised at the outset. but
with thew) eaception*, whmh &Mort only what are more or lees
fancy article*, and do not touch the bulk of the wools, current
priests are fully inaintaine I.
During the last week English Wool has continurd In good
drinuel, and piices if anything me airaill the to .1 dearer ;
Inners, 1100,tOr, owing to the near approach of the new clip,
al, Unwilling. to ply prices now asked, except for actual
1,31401,1110114..
lie AUrultD, I.—The w.* market ty.Jay shows In Its main
•••• •I•orgion Irvin lgoolhof Tao •••••• hoalt'mere.
sumptive demand continuee to pr-veil for most now of wool.
an I price* are extremely draw tlowl demi-lamer. wethers are
suii:ll in favour: Litt•tre erto .1. ars 41•0 Ii fur roqUest.
Stock* aid comparitively *mai. awl where favourite sorts are
sz tree a hardeuing tendency is apparent. Too higa rates tend
to give cantina to the movements of staplers In the matter ol
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

bEFJI ILMILET.

The consumptive demund fur present sowing having now
come W an end, and no speculative Inquiry having wrung
up, there in cotmeitnently very little doing in our markets.
Cheap tigers el Ainerimi red clover come to hand (rum New
York, without, hoWaVef, Smiling buyers. There boa been some
bibiluesa paddling in old trelnil wed, the growing crops being
badly *poke. ot. For &bake awl white clover the trade is quit*
inactive. Mustard and nap nitwit are In brisk demand, at
entrancing rates For binl yemln there 1.. steady request, at
recent Mica. Spring taros are hot quite a drug on our market.
—John Shaw and Sou; Seed Merchants, 16, Water-lane,
Lontion, I.V.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

W •NIXEY'S Refined BLACK LKAD.—" Cleanlinces."—
inapo;ua upoo by uniinlicipled tradoAnien, uho, wail a slow of
deriving treater profit, are manufacturing and vending
BPURIDUIS IXITATIONd of the .bore article.
Ask for W. U. NIXE1"11 BLACK LEAD, and see that you
hare it. 12, Soho-square, Loudon, W.

GREAT FIRE AT FARNWORTH, THURSDAY
JANUARY 5, 1871.
ROOKS, Ac., PRESERVED in one of CHATWOODII SAFES
Lark Mill, Fathworth, January 8, 1871.
Mr. Chetwool,—llear ar,—We Matto inform you
that our elaatic web manufactory was utterly dea-
trojed by fire on Thuroday the lith inst. The sole
which we purchased from you about four yeani ago
was to an upper .tOrty in the mill, and was sub-
jected to the action of a fierce fire for several
When the building gave way, Use sale fell
a milioderable diatom*, and was involved in the
burning ism*, whets conapletely covered it in on
every side. We have great pleasure In stating
that the We pared through the 'fiery ordeal'
Intact. Our book, are in a good siats of preeervii-
Non. Our tire insuronee policy, and a number of
met 14.. were boned perfectly uninjured.
We are moat happy te testify to the thorough
efficiency of your safes as a protection against fire.
—*e remain your. respectfully.
We. lk Jeans Gnaw's.
PRICE LISTS ON APPLICATION.
120, CANNON-STREET, LONDON
And 13, CROSS-STREET, MANCHESTER.

2ion MILNER'S STRONG HOLDFAST mid FIRE
RESISTING, (nun-conducting and steam-generating)
SAFES, CIIRSTS, DOOnS, and STRONG ROOMS, with all
Inc Impnivements suggested by half a Century'. experience in
the manufacture of nearly 400,000 Sales, which WAY keep the
Books, Deeds, Cash and valuables of the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of the kingdom ; and of the professional and commer-
cial men of London, Liverpool, Manchester, Leeds, ic. :
Mdinbro', Glasgow, ac.: Dublin, Belfast, and the world over,
many hundreds a which have saved their contents in des-
tructive Fires and attacks of Burglars. Mitssa's Phasnix
Melo Works, Laverpoot Depots Liverpool, Manchester,
13hedleld, Leeds, Hull. London Depot : 47a, Muorgateatreet,
City, near Um Bank of England. Particulars, sites, price.,
punt free.
giONUMENTAL SCULPT GEL Granite, Marble and
jai Stone Tombs on view. The largest stock in the King-
dom, IMPERISHABLE LETTERS 1N LlAD.—Garrm, 63,
Quadrant, itegeueeetreet, Loudon. W.
_ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

811 ER BORNE.

A STRONG-MINDED WITS. —MIR Button, residing In
Geld Harbour, one night recently made her unfortunate
husband feel that matrimony bad not much di.ninished
the vigour of her right arm. Mr. Batton was enjoying
his supper of frugal bread and cheese, when Mrs. B.
returning from the inevitable' public," stole behind
him with a hatchet and dealt two severe blows, which
out his bead open. Though slightly under the influenoe
, of what Mr. Snodgrass in Pickwick deseribes as" the
salmon," she sent for the doctor, who poured in the oil
and wine, and probalily saved Mrs. Button from the
I excitement of the service occasionally held, under very
disaereeable clreurn.tano. s, over unfortunate indirduals
I in tie Dorset County Gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

PRODUCE MARKET.

The colonial produce markets have ruled dull throughout
the *yeti, and the general tendency of value. have been in
favour of buyers. Tile demand fur sugar haa been Inactive.
an.. Rae. shoW4 • mini:Yon ad hid per cwt. Redned goods
have add on lower tams. The market has been well sup.died
with coffee, and at auction cagier ra es have been accepted.
Ram and ruin have beau little inquired alter. Common quad-
tam of tea have ruled the turn cheaper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

POTATOE MARKET.

UOROUOII Lee SPITALVIKOS, th.—Ltrie supplies hare been
on ollor. With ...low trade., prieJs lisvo ruled as under :
Enelidi O. to 91s per ton.
Scotch Kortute
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

BM:MINSTER NEwroN.

StSALING WHE AS. —Hears Had, of Shillingstone,
and Ocavc Viisce, of lilandford, were charged before
Captain lianhain and B. (I. Ker-Ssymer, Eq , with
stealing 115 lbs. of nuwinnowed wheat, value 13s, and
• sack bad, the property of Mr. J. Dornoney. farmer,
Shillingstone. On the setting of 17th April Annie
Hopkins, proaecntor's servant, saw Hart (labourer,
employed by Mr. Domoney) take the barn door key
from the kitchen and go into the barn. Vince and
sit:other min ware stind.ng at the yard gate. .eaniusl
Boots, carter, WA4 in the stable, Hirt o .t-rel and
toidt away a sack bad. He afterwards saw Vino° and
Hart, with a man named Hunt (not in custody) carry-
ing a sack with something in it on his boos, some from
the bri. lie went after them, when Hunt threw the
bag down and all ran away. It was found to contain
wheat from Mr. Deinotters barn: Hart had nothing
to say, and Vince reserved his defenee.—Committed
for trial.
ASSAULTING • Maturr.—Thomas Northover, of
Butt's Pond, was charged with assaulting Elward
Norton, &oddball bailiff of 3haftesbary County Court.
On 28th April Norton was in possession at defendant's
house. He tame leaving "Life for life, kill 'em,"
fetched • bosons and struck at him. lie got out of the
way, and then defendant kisked him on to leg. After
that he threatened complainant with the poker, and he
retired. Defendant filing • stone after him. Mr.
Dealtwood pleaded that defendant was drunk. Fined
50s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

STARVING cATTLE IN SURREY.

- --- -
On Saturday the Dorking magistrates fined Edward
Russell, bailiff of the Hon. Peter Searlett tal, includ-
ing errs. for basin starved twelve head of nettle be-
longing to his master. Tito Bench at the same tinae
exprered an opinion that Mr. Barlett was as much
to blame u his bailiff. Their worships also compli-
mented Kr. Arthur Cherry, V.S.

WEST OF ENGLAND AG RIC ULTURAL
SOCIETY.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has signified
his iuteetion to visit the forthcoming exhibition of the
Bath and West of England AgricuUral Sozioty and
Southern Counties Assooistion. The es bibitioo, which
will be the Isrgest of any this society has held, will
open at Guildford on Whit-Monday, May 29, sod will
Last, as usual, fi•e days. Hill Royal Bighness will
honour the society with his presence on the Wednes-
day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

WARE HAL

WAILZHAII CaICIR 01,1:111. —T he inauguration of the
Worsham new cricket ground, kindly granted by the
Earl of Eldon, took place on Monday, when a spirited
game wee played by eleven of the Wareham Club
against eleven of the Isle of Purbeok. The following
I. the score : _ .

vAnzet).ag,

Whittle. John e aub;ii-t-ui.;l7ereed 0
Squire, b Upward •1
Itoxby, b Upward .. • . .. •• 16
Pike, b Upward . • .. • • •• 06
Bennett, H. b Bourke .. •• 10
Garland, c and b Upward • • ••• 4
Oakley. b Upward . 10
lkonLt&e3(.n4g,b Bourke .. • • • • 7
Whittle, James e and b lipward .. • • •11
Trtbbett, c Penny, b Bourke •.. 2
Lacey, n..t out. • 0
Bye. 2, aides 2 .. • • 4

SWANAOS AND MAI OW FCILIIIICI.
Bourke, c Oakley, b Squire •••
Stainer, run out .. .. • • •••
Charrinkton I b w, b Squire .. • •
Upward, thrown out Garland .. • •
Morris, b Whitt., James .. .. • •
Pinney, run nut .. .. • . • •
Mortice. b Whittle .. • • • •
Creed, C., not out . •
Creed, A, b Whittle, James .. • • • •
j one., c Tril.lol., b Squire .. • •
Substitute, c and b Squire. .
Byas 7, aides 1 .. .. • • • . • •

Mr. Year.ley, of the Red Lion Hotel, provided a-Capital
i 111,0.011. In the evening a cancer' in aid of the funds
was given by some of the members of the club, kindly
assisted by their friends, when an excellent programme
was gone through. Mr. G. Bond's song, " The Good
Ithine Wine," met with a well-merited encore, and in
response he sang" The Bailiff's Daughter of Islington,"
which was loudly cheered. Mr. John Whittle's /mini°
song was encored, and he replied with 'The Monkey
on the Stiok." In the second part the celebrated song
by Belle, sung by Miss Pike," Did'it Thou but Know,"
wa, rapturously encored, and the lady kindly complied
with "Douglas, tenter and true. Altogeth, r the
evening was most suctoessful, both as regards the sing.
ing and the addition to the funds of the club, the sum
realised by the ooneert, after deducting expmses,
amounting to Rll 81. Oi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

USE ONLY THE
GLENFIRLD STIROII
T

Hk WIZEN'S LAUNoRESS USES NO OT',EIL.

4R. 151 MEL'S PHOTOCHROKE, e new
Pomade to change grey hair and ...earl
in a few dap to their original colour, tb ongh
the agency of light. It is very obey to .p ay,
quite free from the proannons ingredients impair ~.ne
tained in the so-called Hair Itestorers. and it gm, •
mor enstaral shale then hair-dyes. Priee, with hr, .1.
3„ 61,. Rohl by all perfnmery vendors. IL &est:,
Pottle:ler, 96, Strand ; 128, Regent-street ; 28, (-
hill London; and 76, King's.road, Brighton.
...
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

HJUGH roN.

Icien CHURCH lifternOßlL—A. very well attended
meeting was held in aid of the Nada of the above cause
on Thermlay evening, in the parish church of this
village. The Chairman (Rev. J. It. Cotter) commenced
by asking all to sing the hymn "Jesus shall reia
where'er the sun," etc. Prayer was then offeredty
Mr. R. Elford, and addremes given by J. C.' Manua,
Kg., and the Ray. kir. Kemp. Tee latter gentleman,
bring a native of Ireland,c nal give personal experience
of the worlim of tir.) rociety. A. collecition was me&
after the meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

Mosituv.—Present Mr. It. Lino ehairinan, Ur. R. B.
&riven. Mr. B. Collins, Mr. E. Faroe. Mr. S. Faeroe,
Mr. T. Gibbs, Mr. Comben. Mr. C. Mitchell, Mr. J. P.
Striven, Mr. Hodder, Mr. White, Mr. it. Flew, Mr. C.
end Mr. A. Striven.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

TELE CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE.

Plenty of powder continues to be consumed by the
combatants around Paris. The bombardment in tbe
West and South is almost oontinuous. The h ghtin; is
very hot round hay, and the Versailles troop. bays
re-captured the Chateau, which they hid been
oompolled to evacuate. Such • treur:ndous attack
of artillery was made on Sunday on the fort of
VAJ1•01 that th.: Natiotud Guards who beld it ran away
In a fright and tried to enter Paris by the Porte &Italie,
but were ranged 11401iIii00. The Versaillese hold all
the positions of the Reds at Neuilly, the latter mile a
bold attempt against the it. de la Orlando J Atte, but
were driven back with great Ices, rho Versaillts troops
are rapidly oonstrueting fresh works, with Vie view of
isolating Isry and Venal's, anJ fresh batteries will .3on
fire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

BISHOPS CAUNDLE.

Sumatra DIATE.—An inquest WAI held in this
pariah on Thursday last, before J. Y. Mo'myth, &q.,
coroner fur the Libe,ty of Sherburne, touching to
death of Thomas Marsh, aged six years. Shortly
before two o'clock on the previous afternoon deceased
was standing in the road opposite the pigetye belong-
ing to Sarah Old. About ten minutes afterwaris
deceased's mother went out to call him to dinner. Ile
did not answer, and after 'earth, he was found in the
pigs' trough. The obild was quite dead. Dr. N. S.
Davis, of Sherborne, gave it as his opinion that the
child died from a dislocation of the neck through falling
over the pigstye. Death must have been instantaneous
Yerdiet accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

roplacil

MONEY M ARK IT.

Money has experiencal a lair &nutty' since ottr tut, but no
alteratufa ha+ occurred in the ratesot discount, the best paper,
being taken at 2i to if por cen ng t. Owi to Ilse continued
hasty arrivals of bullion, s.id large amount sent foto tile Swink
this week, tocro was a portial improesion that ti.. Bonk
Directors 111.1i4hi possi reduce tho rdeto 1 par cent—the
meeting held of Thur.' ty broke up, however, without any
chanee being mole. 0 tit, Stock Exchtogo advances on
Llanos government securitleo are in vie at I} to 2 par cent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

FIVEPENNY INCOME TAX.

- -
In this division, for the sispenny rate, proptatd by
the Government, voted Mr. H. Edwards, lit. T. A.
Mitchell, the Hon. W. 11. B. Portmtn, end Mr. G. G.
Glyn. For a initiation of a peony, Mr. C. Hambro,and
Mr. H. G. Scurf.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

RING WOW.).

DEATH OF A PONY FKOII BEE --A pony winch ths
children of Idr. Bradford were in the habit uf
to school was killed ot ltrckf rd schoolhouse
work. The pony appears tu bare been Vel in ti 4
garden, when by some meats the rope be,racse entaaglw
round two puts of bees, which were overturned. IS
insects imutedi deli attack dd. burs!. which thole
a few hours. .

_
Tata Gus Liceson.—On Wolnealay Henry Toylt
of Burley, was charged at the pot,y soanuot
carrying a gun without a license. It appears 14
defendant's father (who was co! the same tunas) Mt,
license, whioh the son had been wromily using,—F*
E 5.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-09

LYME REGIS.

THI RAILWAT.-00 Thursday last it • meeting of
tho South•Wostern Railway Company, the chairinan
(Captain Mangles) moved the Bill in Para moot for
making a rsilway from Aamiuter to Lyme Regis, and
for other putpo es be esprovied. A. discussion ensued,
in the course of which considerable opposition vu
expressed to the proposal line, on the ground that it
would be unremunerstive. The Chairman is reply,
said that the line would be constructed at the inputs'
of re,ideuta in the neighbourhood, and would be worked
by the south. Western Company to the advantage, the
dirccturs bdieved, of their mein line, The Bill Pas
ultimately approved by the meeting.