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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

WAREHAM.

On Monday, the 2Kby the BWlwp concluded his
"imitation at Wareham

LORD OSBORNE'S PROTEST.
The Rev. Sydney Godolphin Osborne ("S. G. (P'
of the Timm) has written • letter to his diocesan on
the !subject of his remarkable chazp. The rev. gentle-
man repudiable most emphathcaUy the doctrbiee of
transubstantiation and the possiemion of supernatural
gifts as the part of the clergy, as taught by the Bishop,
and declares that if he could be brought to believe
such doctrine, to be those of the Church of England,
be would not remain in connection with her.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

BL A NDFORD ST. MARY.

81[110011 A•COLDINT TO • FARM= —On Friday lest •
serious accident befell Mr. rosier, the highly respected
occupier of Blandford St. Mary farm. It appears that
the unfortunate gentleman was searching for hen's eggs
in the upper part of one of his farm buildings, and
placing his foot on an unfastened hurdle which had
been Weed with others ar a temporary shelter from the
cold under the roof, it capsized, and he fell a considerable
distance Wishing on his head, which was, however,
fortunately protested by • strong low-crowned hat.
A large hole warn made in the hat by • stone on which
he fell, and • corresponding indentation in his
One of his farm labourers found him in • totally
uneonscious state, and having procured moistener),
conveyed him into his house. Medical attendee., was
than sent for, and fortunately Mr. Daniell happened to
meet the mesmeriser and rode bank with him. He
found the unfortunate gentleman in • totally on-
sooseious state suffering from soullnalkle at the brain,
sod immediately telegraphed for his we, who was on
duty with the Yeomanry Cavalry at Weymouth. A alight
ris-estion tea plume the follow day, but tbe unfor-
tunate gestilleman still lies in a very precarious state.

head.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

INOOMIC WITHOUT RISK.

A N AGENCY forth. Sale of the EAST
..Cl. INDIA TEA CO'S TEAS will, with moderate
ieltettry, Maitre a respeatehle brief.
Apply for terms to the Company's Warehouse, 9,
Oust St Helen's Churchyard, Bishopagate, Londe..

'vim RAMS CRYSTAL GUNPOWDER.
.1 No. 1, No. 3, sad No. 3 Onto. for Noah
Loden.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

HARDING'S GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD

FOR HORSES, COWS, SHEEP, AND PIGS.
PRICE—In Cases of 1 Cwt. seeb, containing 24 'billing peekelsow 48 sixpenny packets, £1 Is. In Bags,
281bn., 5.. 61.; 461bn., 10a 6d.; and 112th.., 21a—which i 125 per Gent. clasper than any oilier Fnrinaceous
Food, and fax superior in quality.

HARDING'S GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD,
FOR HORSES, COWS, SHEEP, AND PIGS.
THIS is the most genuine and unadulterated preparation ever brought before the Public ; it is
I not meant as a substitute fcr Corn, Meal, ka, but should always be mixed with it; the moment as sent in
every beg given each time of serving, will hare the most extraordinary effect on all kinds of Stock ; it stimulates
the digeatirs organs. and purifies the blood, coneequently keeps the Animal lithe moat healthy modition, and at
the same time it. fattening qnal.ties are most considerable. In addition it gives Horns good wind. and the
greatest powers of endurance, keeps thP akin in perfect order, and rapidly brings the Animal into the most
splendid condition.

JAMES HARDING'S STEAM SPICE MILLS,
WINCANTON, SOMERSET,
To whom all Wholesale Orders, and Business Letters roust be addremed.
PROPRIETOR AND SOLE MANUFACTURER OF
HARDING'S GENUINE FARINACEOUS FOOD, for HORSES, COWS,
and PIGS.
The Food is eomposed of the most Fattening and Health-giving Seeds, Herbs, Roots, ko., asd is flub in Tads
and Alterative properties, and it is highly important that everyone keeping a

or Poultry, should use it.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

REOPIN MG Or

FOIA THE SALE OF csrni:

DORCRIISTIREL

IIUBJEST

NIR. T. ENSOR bogs to =Dooms that bii
NEXT SALE at CATTLE, BHILEP, HORSES,
wed IMPLEMENTS will be bald SATURDAY,
MAY ES, 1867, 1 One o'clock.

Rawl Einar :-
12 splemlid fiat heifers sod Moire, 1 fat ball, sea 4 Eat
calve* the propesty et Mours. tiauND/011.
6 prism fat hw..
1 wirsordwary fat Hereford ball, about 80 wore.
3 fat balls.
3 oioul yowls abort-bore bummer&
6 barroom&
2 wperior Short-Moro heifer. and calve&
7 heifers arid callow 2 fat heifers.
13 capital yearling titAfer • late the property of Yr. L.
LoC111•111,of Flroadwv.
14 fat ea/oth 3 ditto.
20 fat wither/a. 40 fat 6-tooth ditto. 10 ditto.
20 fat ewe. 1.1 fat horn ditto. 6 ditto.
10 fat homes ditto.
93 fat leo ,ba 10 ditto. 10 411110.
11 si.r oouplic
J.ov Laksitor at pod mmerlor quality,
oftli wry Wary lessee. the property of Yr. *-
alarm of 411041.- Respire, sew Tmeter. They
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

Sgriculturt.

Tar CATTLI PLAGUE is reported to Imre main made
its appearance in Cornwall, and great uneasiness pre-
vails in oonasquence.

CORN NARKED&

Mann•lagg, Friday.—Tbare was a very poor show of
English wheat here to-day, both as to Inantity and
quality. For all kinis the demand was in a most in-
active state, at prices about equal to Monday. Over
36,000 qrs. of foreign wheat having come fresh to hand,
the show of samples was on the increase. and the trade
was heavy, on former terms. Fleeting cargoes of grain
moved off slowly, at barely previous rates. The few
samples of barley brought forward were mostly disposed
of at late rates. The malt trade was steady, het no
change took
_place in prices. The 'apply of malt was
moderate. We were heavily supplied with foreign oats,
in which a fair average basilicas was doing on former
terms. Beans and peas were firm in price. Flour,
seeds, and cakes were inactive.
Per Qr.

1•113• T I. •
to 71
" Ditta 611 to 71
" 66 to 76
" Ditto, now, .SOto 71
Norfolk sad Limalis.

for Q.

" Ditto. new
Malting
Distilling
Grinding

I. I.
Scotch. potato ... X to II
Irish, bloat . Itt. X
walla to le

Kaman $5 to 37
Tick
Harrow „. ... 37 to 42
nes* ... 4U.4*

C•••:,
.N ortoft:

Suffolk to 73
Kinrston and Wan OP to 73
brown... 61 le 611

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Pl.OOl,
Town wade, pr
63 to 60
Househo1d...
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Sorfolk and &Wolk
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WAZIPIiLD, Friday.—Wheat was is limited deinted
sad the sales made were at rather lower prices. Otte
articles unaltered.

Baurrot., Thureday.—There ham been a total change
in the weather 1,11100 last week. from great best to ex.
teem, cold, for the edvaneed petiod of the season, and
the tendency to downward primes of grain haa accord.
ingly been checked. At our market to-day the supply
of &Wish wheat was small, and hill prices were
realised. Foreign in fair demand at our quotations.
In malting barley more doing ; grinding in good request
at last week's prices. Oats and beans dd. per quarter
dearer. Indian corn dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN!

aresysme should therefore provide against them!
EIOOOIN CASE OF DEATH, OR £8
Per Week while Laid up by Injury,
arodowd by

ACCIDENTS OF ANY KIND,
Biding, Driving, Hunting, Shooting, Flailing, ka.,)
cosy he Snared by an Annual Payment of from £3 to
Bli be. to the

RALLW AY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE

COMPANY,

The oldest established and largest Company in the
World insuring against
AOCIDEN'rS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
For partionlars apply to the Clerks M any of the
Railway Stations, to the Local Agents or at the °Mose,
fld, CORIDULL, AND 10, MOOT STRUT, LOIDGN.

WILLIAM J. TIAN, Secretary.
C. GOOD. Old Bank, AGENT FOR DORCHESTFR.
Aged tor Weymouth, Mr. Robert Oaklor, Mummer,
DOlllitishir• Beak; Yeovil, Yr. Foster, Bristol mud
Easter Mime Statism.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

WiREHAII.

TEE Fiume SALMON FISHNET.—A meeting of the
Rased of Ooesseratore was held on Tuesday, at the
Red Lion Hotel, when it wss resolved " l'hat a
waterman be appointed to superintend the river Promo
and estuary," and the Chairman, C. tim' bre Req.,
raeiVon.
reed that the funds of the Board were in good con-

SSW ULM) IT LICIRMIG.—During the late
thundentorm two lambs end s ewe Bialys Farm,
the cotpterty of W. C. I.A, Esq., were killed by the
ligh One al the wee completely cut open,
the w of each was singed and metered arse yards
and the ground bore Irmo of their
The value ot the ewe and lambs war
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

The Right Hon. Earl Russell has graciously favoured J. T. Davenport with the following
Extract of • dispatch from Mr. Webb, HALM 's Consul at Manilla. dated September 17, 1864
The remedy roost t facacious in its effects (in Epidemic Cholera) ha. been found to be Chloredyne, mad
"with • amall quantity given to me by Dr. Burke I have saved several "
CAUTION.-OHLORODYNE.
Two-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood staled that Dr. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the inventor of Chlaredyne
that the story of the defendant, Freeman, was deliberately untrue, which, he marveled to my, had bum rules
to. Eminent Hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Collie Browne was the discoverer olChkeedyne;
that they prescribe it largely ; and mean no other than Dr. Browne's.• -See " Tunes," July 13, INC The
public are therefore cautioned against using any other than
DR. J. COLLIS BROWNS'S ORIARODYNS.
This Invaluable Remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep relieves peo,. edam the erhem, reneli' We
deranged functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of the body, without creating any of those
unpleasant results attending the use of opium. Old and young may take it at all hours and doom_ whoa
requisite. Thousends of persons testify to its marrellons good and wonderful cores, while aonWal lees
extol its virtues most extensively, using it in great quantities in the following dieser,
CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, NEURALGIA,
DIARRHCEA. RHEUMATISM SPASMS. do.
Important Testimonials from numerous Medical Men acoompany each Bottle.
Cautioo . —Always ask for Dr. J. Collis Browne' s Chlorodyna," widow that his name iota the Government Bump.
Sold in Bottles ls lbd. 24 SW and 4s ad, by all Chemists.
Sole Manufacturer, J. T. DAVENPORT, 33, Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury Square, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

PORTLAND.

THE BELLEROPHON. iron-clad screw frigate, 14,
Captain Edward Tatham, has arrived in our road-
stead.

4111110 AL COURT LIM of the 03115011. and liberty of
Portland was held on Wednesday at the Portland Arms
Hotel, and, after the nasal bulimia transactions, an
excellent repast was provided.
No leas than 78 persons have been nocislneted from
which to select 1805 members of the Load Board to
carry out the provisions of the Local Governamusee Ast.
Surely out of such • large field as this the voters ME
without hesitation select the mac they think will ill the
office with snort credit to themselves and for the poenl
welfare of our island.

Ten iIIONCLLD " linrcreaus."—The Staidard says
that this whip bears the following dementioas. P.streate
breadth lg het 3i incites, length between perpen-
diculars 400 feet, depth of hold Pop of floor to upper
side of lower de* beam) 72 feet! inch, harden in *work
old measure, &M. Armament 96 cues. 22 being of
tons, a.nd four large awns of 124 tone. The engines
1380 horse power. After her trial an Saturday, in
which the the mean speed Minima was 14157, • very
fair result, the Minotaur relented into Portsmouth
harbour to complete her fittings, prior to sailing far
Portl.nd, where she will pick up the &mama equadroe,
and, it is reported, proceed to Cherbarg.

MELANCHOLY SRN! ON Boat]) R. 11.11. BELLEW.
mos. About Aries o'clock on Wednes lay morning,
while a seaman of fi.M.B. Bellerophon was entaged on
the royal main-yard el the ship he fell into the sea.
The descent was witamsed by lieutenant Thowu
Jame., .ho was on deck at the tim; sad it bad inch
no elect upon him that an affection of the heart
developed itself in a severe form, and be expired is
about ten minute. afterward; uotwlthssaisdlng the
unremitting exertions cI the surgeon. Deceased had
been in a delicate state of health for moms time phi,
and therefore an inquest was deemed numomary.
The seaman was picked up uninjured. A gloom mos
east over the ship, as the demand 1.111 moth esteamei
and respected by odious and man.

E. CAMBRIDGE AND Co.

;LATH W. C. CAMBRIDGE)

PATENT PRIZE COMBINED PRESS

WHEEL ROLLER AND CLOD

CRUSHES.
THIS Implement is composed of a number of W. Canaan:ma's old pattern plain-edged wheel'.
with • notched one between each. It+ merits and noes are too well known to need description of
siomment. The frames can be made either of wood or tabular iron.
CHAIN HARROWS of every description end price, PRIZE HORSE RARER, LAND PRESSER.
WASHING MACHINES, end every description of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT delivered free to any
Station.

STEAM-ENGINES AND THRASHING MACHINES MADE TO ORDER, OR REPAIRED.
Catalogues, with Prices, Ito., on application.
ST. PHILIP'S IRON WORKS, BRISTOL

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

BRAPTEBBURY.

Laowry or Tas MAIKUM or Wrentuorrez. '
We understand that the Marquis of Westminster hes
this week given • further atm of £lOOO to be invested
in the feuds for the beesit ef the Women's Almshouse
in
iihdemilwiry, =dam ettowither £7OOO which his
lordship hes gives to the further endowmoot of this
maenad coe.xtty. It will be remembered that the
original endowment by Matthew Chubb, the founder,
was • real charge of £ll6 per annum, payable out of
lends in EthelitenBt JtMat but when the divipends on
this last sum become av ,liable, the women will receive
the mine pay u the amen. latia.ly oi. Per wee*.
His lordship 6sa also, we hear, sent a donation of £6OO
to the Biliabory infirmary and 100 to the Beth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

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„Pte144t,544,44e414re114:. - *7

ARE NOT POISONOUS.
CONTAIN NO PHOSPHORUS.

vg.OIECTION FROM Fnze

BRYANT 8c MAY'S'

PATENT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

THURSDAY : 8d034 J. Ayßecap.

William Eton...A, private of the 80th regiment. was
.barged with slit ding • nest He was discharged en
Tuesday for the sense offence, as no asides°. Gould be
rodueed against him. The police had 0f... made
iurther investigations, and naseseded in finding the
owner of the ettat.—Tbotose Jaeliett, beber, living ii
Rich We zest, near the Boot fen, Zweed tint a
&lards,/ evening last be went to bed at b -pant 0f.,..,
having securely fastened the doors and windows. Th.
cent (now prodeoed) was then hanging on • nail behind
the door. The out morning on coming down item
be found • pane of glass broken, the window open, and
and the coat gone. Prisoner, in defense. arid he pelf d
up the a. at. He was oonsinlelied toe trill M &IP
1,4411.1105.

Vol.. 11I.—No. 007.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

BRMPORT.

DOG LIOZNIGIL—Tbo pollee hove now received in.
stroctions to see who hue taken out these licensee, and
to preened &phut those who lave not so provided
tbanolves.

BRIDPORT &moot. or Airr.—The following is the
result of the Government Hsemination : F'rises are
awarded to Mrs. livens, for freehand drawing, and to
J. 8. Cox, for prospective drawing, CertiAciates are
awarded to F. H. Bidden, A. Hodder, Kiss A. C.
liewli Ms B. Rawlinsan, Miss F. Rs=
Miss isos, sad Miss IL C. Saida, for
dem*, to J. C. Pima' .for posastry, and to F. H.
Paidis, ala. Mum, Moe, limit, Miss illoplissa sad

Miss Thompson, for model drawing. H. 0. Caw
would have been entitled to a prise for freehand draw-
ing, bat was disqualiled. an Be received a certificate
last yeer--nonw who were stiooewful last year
heing allowed to obtain Loewe, this yoar in the name
bmach.
Ti. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL/A—The 1400000 AS of the
N•tineal Send sy :414 doily whools have just b
cit
published by Mr. N•othover, the tres-s, r. showing
the yeeeinta for the inset y. a' from 14. v. 1856. to %lay,
18e7, to emount 4s. sd. The inclines oollestioos
its Bt. Mary's Church Me year. when the annnsi
sermonn were presehed, amounting to 184. 71..
Broad Oak charity. £6 Is. Esi., Bull Charitrs Rd, mil.'
tiona for Infant 'atone, £4 is. ehildreu'r weekly
penes. CM 44. 61., and subscriptions at 868.. each
from our two borough member% Mr. T. ii. UMW%
and Mr. IL D. Pledpeoe. The disbursements however,
amount to more than this, being £9Olll. 64., Including
minter.', salary 10s., Assistant masters El sniatress's
wlary £35, and awistant mistresses £l2 10s., and leave
we Cr' sorry to any, a &Llano, of L 7 7r. Id. due to the
treasurer. The annual sermons were retched last
Sundae; in the mamba( by Bey. L Tomlinson, in the
afternoon by Rev. F. Brown,
and in Ow evening by
Kev.. 3 H. Chown. The c sllecitiona made on the
000.100 amounted to eV 4a. 71. We hope that
additional salweriptions will be obtained this year from
thous who have not previously snliseribecl in raPport of
snob a valuable institution to the poorer inhabitant* of
this town belonging to the Church ot England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

VIII 1111111114 L.

The minima met on panda at /0.33 on Saturday
and although them Wer• • good sway &boo steel there
was a pretty fair milder. The me n warm drown up ia
troops, oad in severally addressing seek troop the noble
Lient-Colonel Commanotant in general terms thaeb4
the men hr tbs attendee' a and etteatiem to drill Re
haol not received or heard of one single complaint.,
which was very satbdactory, and ea Warning to their
homes he booed they would feel sore the worm for
their eight days' drill. They had hard what the la.
Testing °Seer said yesterday. Be had, in fwd, waled
the whole regiment, and this wan most gratifying to a
commanding °Seer. The men were thew dentlesd and
are ere this again aettled down to work, and We trust
they will again pay as a visit in 1868.
The "yeomanry weelr" was brooght to a dose by
another porformanow by Mr. Belton and his ouessany,
.t the New Meals HAIL

BOROUGH PETTY BERBIONIL
TIMIDLT : J. Ayling, and W. Talbot, &gra.

Mary Healey, o• remand and on bell, surrendered.
Superintendent Lidbury applied for • further remand
in consequisnee of the continued ill health of Via J.
Tutard. Dr. 'Heard deposed that Mu. lizard would
not be able to attend Wore Sedurday.—Case remanded
accordingly till Seta:day. The chugs against the
prisoner, 11 .111 be recollected, was for stealing a juke
keloneins t Mr. J. T mud. Bail not being effuse
Us e 'miaow mu loam' op. ;
W . private in the 80th regiment, on
remand, was charged with hawing a coat in hia pouemioa
supposed to hays been etches. Superintendent Lidbury
said no owner for the Goat had been found, but that
there wu no doubt the primmer had stolen the cut.—
Prisoner was diriargird with sin intimation from the
Beach that if an owner forth. cos. wee lima, he woold
be again taken into ended,.
Hannah Manna, s dieorderly person, was charged
with being drunk and noises.—P.C. MIcE
deposed that this (Tuesday) morning, about 12.30, he
heard a great noise on Chapelry-steps. hisour wee
along with two Milo. Witness knew milking of the
moo, but prisoner was drunk and making • distapbasse,
using bad language, and shouting so lowly as to
disturb the neighbourhood. Her clothes eau ger, y
off her.—Prisoner admitted that she was with Me MS
at the place named—there wee • tittle dog with her,
and one el the men said that ha had paranoid it
for 2t. She was not drunk. —Filmed Se and 00sta. 110.
g 'her 120. 6d., which prisoner mid she "dare say elm
could et!

ADVERTISEMENT SUPPLEMENT

TO THE

berOtt County eyprtoo anti alvitutturat fiaftttt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

lET COUNTY EXPRESS

asythisg else pertinent to tbe matter is *ill be
metal but whether is do .0 or not its vii
Mill be something aeoantiliebed ` it ei
the beginning of tie end, or tbe eomentinkleilien orea
cionvietion tba,t the tat ia bed, but at the same time
one of those Oils that mast be endured because they
caot...-3 be cured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

13 ors ctsht r t.

Tag Dosser MILITIA.— This militia will be in-
theeted by Colonel ',sere, of the 111th Regiment, on
Thursday next.

AI7OIIIIIIIIXT.- Fier Minty bag beau graelously
idened to approve tbe appo otment of Wynne Albert
Ranks., dentition, to be Honorary Assistant Quarter-
master, to the Pint Administrative battalion of
Detestably* Ride Ir oltintimrs.

SUNDAY TILADINO.—ID the House of Commons on
Wednesday, petitions were presented from Dorchester,
Weymouth, and Blsndford, complaining of the present
extensive system of selling and hawking goods on
Sunday, and praying that trading on that day may be
'maned to articles of necessity.

PRISISIIIIIIII —The Bishop of Salisbury has Bowsaw'
the Rey. Edward Glover, clerk, ILA. to the enmity of
Ramon Green ; the Rev. Francis Pergain, clerk, WA.,
to the auras, of Netharbitry ; and the Rev. Richard
Lownths, derk, At A. to the ehaplaincy of the
Storminster Union Workhouse. His lordshlp instituted,
on the 16th lost, the Rev. Edward Walter Fol., clerk,
B. A., to the Rectory of Askerwell, vacant by the death
of the Rev. Alfred Coo, clerk, the last incumbent there,
on the presentation of Mrs. E. S. Bower and othen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

trout anb fashionable Intelligente.

Tee QUI= sod the junior members of the Royal
Family returned from Osborne to Windsor Cesar on
Saturday.
THI PRINCESS 01 WAYS is fast reemering, and the
British Medical Jountal says the knee Joint affected
will escape any distortion.
Tna Qom or Dunkin and suite took their depar-
ture on hoard the Admiralty yeast Raehaatress from
Woolwich for Antwerp, on Thursday aftersom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

QEVRRAL FARMS of various sizes to be
'LET. and PROFERTIIIB tot. 13OLD, particulars
• of which may be obtained on application to Mesera
BL0111)111L T. and tauten, 'land Agents, be.

.041ces : 3. Po;:tiliad.street: Scol;tltsmptoo.

pCIISITANT to en Order of the High Cottrt
of Chancery nisei* in the water of the Mate
of WILLIAM WHITE, late of Weymouth, in the
County of Dorset, deceased, and in a Gauss "Cusuis
• and ethers against AZORES ;" the cireeittore of WILLIAM
WHITE, late of Weymouth. in the County of Dorset,
Stationer (who died on tbe day of September,
1865), arts, on or before the 10th day of Jugs, 1887;
Co wed toti post, prepaid, to Messrs. I,IOMILD and
BROTT, No. 6 Tokenhouse Yard, in the city of
London, the Solicitors for the defendant, the executor
of the said deceased. their christian and surnames,
11,1.•• ited deareirtions, the foil particulars of their
deists sad staleneent of their amount', and the nature
01 ts. acorns.. (at any) held by them, or in default
ther-of they will be peremptorily eschsded from the
benefit of the said Order. Every madam holding .ny
security is to podium the wise before the Vies
Chime, Bar, Sir Jogs STOMA?, AA his chambers, situate
No. 12, Oldagnare, Lincoln's Inn, in the county of
Middletwx, on THIMUIDAT, the 205.1' cl.y of Jove, 1867,
at 12elook at m 00... being the time appointed for
adjersestins oaths 'add claims.

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4frated thaa With day of April, 1867.
ROBT. W. PltatlC.E, Chief Clerk.
THONA• A NOME, London, Solicit*/
fern. Plaintiffs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

PIT 81b. to sink the OIIAL

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s.d. d. d
coarsobouts 3 Ito 3 PrimettoutlulowaS 10 too
SooctoJ quality.. 3lto 4 Lg. coarse calves I Sta 6
Primo lux atm 4 2to 4 Primo anal
Prime Soots. ie. 4 6to 4 1 Lino hoes_ . 3 oto
Inf. mane astray 3 6103 I Moat anti porkan 3 $1.4
Second quality 4 o'.o 4 Setae. ca10••0441111 oto 23
Primo count* wild t 6to 4. 9.r.01d sty pi 441014 oto 16

Lambs, 76. Oa. la M.'.
TOTAL BOTTLT.—Britash-13esots, 790; cows.
slump and lambs. 9,400 ; calves. 200 ; pip, 210.
Foreign—Bessie, 196; sheep aad lambs, ; salves,
164; pip, 24.
NEWGATI AND LZADENRALL, Frklay.—Tbo arrivals
of 64)44 and country-killed most baring fallen off, the
trade has improved and prices have had so upward
tendency. _ .

Per 8111., by the carasse.
a. d. a. d. 1 e. d a. d.
Inferior beef .. 3 4 to 8 8 I Interior mutton 3 6to 4 3
Middling ditto 3 10 „ 4 0 Middling dltto.. I 4„ 4 6
Prime large do. 4 1 ~, 4 4 Prime ditto.. . 4 „ 111
Prime email ditto 4 I „ 4 8 1 Bina I pork ....S 0 „ 3 6
Vaal 4 0 „ 5 41 Large ditto—. 8 „ 4 4
Lamb, Cs. 44. to 7a. 4d.
ButirroL, Thersday.—We had • short supply of beet
to-day after the fall market of loa week, and it proved
enough foe the demand. although trade was rather
active. There we.. slight improvement on last wok's
prices, beet descriptions realising from 70s. to 72a (the
latter being an extreme quotation), while secondary and
inferior samples °bagged headset from lids. to 67r. per
cwt. The sheep pens were very well lilted, but there
was • dull, slow sale, at scarcely any variation from lot
week's prices ; best wethers In th• wool realised 844.
per lb., and out of the wool Bd., while ewes and infenor
sorts in the wool made from 744. to 714., and out of
the wool from 844 to 7d. per lb. The show of lamb
ecotinues rather small, and it was in &mead. the Pri."
being very fine ; from 10d to Ild, per lb. was about ea
average figure for anything Tory good. We bad a Itris
supply of store cattle (cosigned here this week from
Ireland, but as present thy are not admitted to 00
market, and the sales take pleas in the open road and
neighbouring Gelds, a source of mesh iaeonveniessis to
both buyer and seller. The exclusioa of math tows.
too, is felt to b.& great hardship, sad apart from O.
trouble to winch their owners are put, the poor aninifli
are kept about in any angle of the mad or waste rubbish
coiner where room Din be found for them to be Fuddled
• together. Tb• trade in store cattle was dull, as Mill
• were not in demand, and low prima were ataapeoL The
supply of pip was rather large, hut there was rule'
limited demand for them at lest week's prises, and there
was not a large amount at business demo. ne show of
horses was small, and trade was very vdel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

DEWLISEI FARM,
Midway betwees nen:hater and Blandtoed, Dorset,.

PREL I MINA RT NOTICE of an IMPORTANT

SALE of • -114;,11-•;- FLOCK of rues-slith

BUSSEX DOWN EWES. LAMBS. md RAMS,
OW, AGRICULTURAL IIIIPLEYENTS, Ac., ha.
Jair "
been m
HARDING kindly .
nafrnoWd
bo IS quitting
7Dewlish Farm) to announce that Wm Sale niH ake
ivies, on WEDNESDAY. JULY 3rd, 1867.
'Further particulars will be given in future advertise-
ment&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

*tram CONENUNICATION BNIVIEN POOLE AND
CINIIRROURO.

At the adjourned petite) electing held le the Town•
bell, on Mislay, the-131h, the Mayor presided. After
Mr. Argent, the willector of customs of this port. had
reed the statistic. he had been requested to compile of
the truffle of the Albion, it was proposed, and onani.
lamely resolved, "That u Limited Liability Company
be formed to promote and establish cumin ecnamenies-
Mon between this port and Cheeboarg, with • marital
of £4,000. hi SOO shams of £5 wish, amithat &committee
of as following seutletaso be formed to awry the above
resolution into effect :—The Mayor (F. Fityring, Esq.),
Meters. W. Wilkinson, if. B. Sedgelleid, the Messrs.
' flelhen, H. Viiui.r, S. Jeanine, 0. Curti; J. Outoh,
0. Green, J. S. godson, W. Mate, with pottier to add
to their number." It was • miserable wet evening, and
this prevented • buis attendance, yet the aerator of
shave taken before the meeting separated was 151, and
about SO more were taken on Tuesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

POOLE COUNTY COURT,

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Of • lugs number of cases catered for hearing at
this ware on Ttinede7 lad, before R. Everett, Pq.
the following were the only ones of publie
Interest.
Wm) r ITICIINAN.—The plaintiff in this Ming is •
mordant redding in Poole, and the defendant formerly
carried on business in the dine town aa a draper. The
action was to recover podession of a bones and
premises situated in Poole which the defendant held on
lease, on the ground that by a provision in the terms
of the lead, the delude wee to hare power of tie-entry
in case either that the rent was not paid within &certain
time, or in case the defendant became a bankrupt.—
Mr. Harker, wto appeared for plaintiff, baring by
leave of the court amended his particular., by adding
the names of Jane Marian Wood, wife of the plaintiff,
and John Barnes Dwelt, called the plaintiff Mr. Woad,
to prove the terms of the lease, the signature, to which
were admitted. In reply to if,. Harker, the defend.
ant's solicitor &pained bitch:Mt that his client had been
I adjudicated a bankrupt, end stood epos his right that
I such adjudication should be offleialle proved by the
I resorts of the court. To this Mr. Harker replied by
producing the Leedom musette in which notice of such
adjudication was published, signed by the defendant's
solicitor aa the solicitor acting for the bankrupt. Mr.
Harker also stated that he saw Mr. Moore on the
previous Saturday and that it was in coosequemee of
that gentleman's dating that he should not dispute the
bankroptoy, that be had not some prepared with the
notice from the London opera This statement Mr.
Moore emphatically denied. His Honour decided to
adjourn the ode.
Is Re Larg.—Thia bankrupt, who formerly carried
on businees as a publican in Poole and whose anal
examination had been adjourned in consequence of his
attending after the Court was closed, now put in en
appevranon at the last minute. Mr. 1' of
Wimborne, appeared on his behalf, and proved that
proper notice had been served on all the creditors. The
debts recovered amounted to £36 16e. and the expenses
of the bankruptcy to £34 Se. Old. leaving • balance of
£1 lie. There being n opposing creditors His
Honour granted his order of discharge.
George Alfred Saunders, and Samuel Parsons, the
former of Lougfieet, and the other lately a beerbouee
keeper in Poole, appeared before the Court in the
custody of the jai/or on their own petition for final
examination. Kr. Moore of Wimborne appeared for
both parties, neither of whom had furnished the requited
statements of their saute and liabilities. Hie Honour
therefore ordered that they should be both taken bad
to prison till Thursday, when the Registrar of the Court
would attend and examine their accounts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

10110IINCY, HOUSE PAINTER
1. plain and crestoontal. Workatoo tont to say
distant..

Ull OUNCV, CARVER AND GILDER
.1 in all its besseliss. Old true*. r.-rilde4l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

THE BISHOP'S VISITATION.

Dm* the pest week tbe Lord ashep el Salsbury
bas me de hie triennia visitation in that parli of hie
dimes whielt la in Bonet, and though at the sone
eye proceedinp were but formal satl oar
evaolfst ere the aloe. moet hnportent events eentrred ;
prweer. before his lord.hip deprecated the extremes
ea which the ritualist. are going, einerthwardene re.
eatetely set their fame against the special pleading of
the bishop on behalf of time Ma in our church, sad
both clergy and laity joined in a most unequirosal
protest against the Popish doctrines the Bishop halt
entuiciatod as representing his OWD belief. A revise ef
the charge will he found in another portion of owe
column?.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

THE EXTRAORDINARY DERBYSHIRE
POISONING CASE.

The adjourned inquest on the bodies of the two
children named Joseph and Martha Tomlinson was held
at Alfreton, near Chesterfield, on Tuesday. The 'equity
had first arisen from the girl having died from symptoms
of arsenical poinoniuin. but the effacer, deeming the
case one for proper investigatioe, ordered the body
of the other child to be exhumed. arid the stomachs
and rimers of each to be sent to Professor Taylor for
analysis. Meanwhile the services of Detective Davis
were enlisted, and as the result of his inquiries, and
tholes of Superintendent Ronayne, the servant girl,
Elisabeth Wheeldon, was arrested on suspicion of being
concerned In the death of the children. It will be
remembered that the father of the children at the
previona inquiries stated that be kept arsenic in the
house, but out of the reach of the children. The
servant girl had access to it, and was in the habit of
laying it down for the purpose of killing rats, he., and
~Lo rutting it upon rows of peas and beans in the
garden. 04 Tuesday the inquiry ins first directed
to the death of the son, Joseph Toeiliagan, who died on
the 9th of April, aged one month. Dr. A. S. Taylor
FILL, deposed that the deceased cblWs (Jost)
stomach was delivered to him, and on analysis be foe
four grains of arsenic in the stomach, which showed that
the child had died from arsenic administered in compara-
tively large quantities. There was no natural cause to
account for death, the child being generally healthy.
The arsenic was found in the lungs, thymus gland, and
generally throughout the body. The quantity of
anemic found in the stoneffh alone was sufficient to
muse the death of two adults. In the case of the
second child the wit,.ess reported that he had found
dark patches on the stomach, and found them to contain
enema On further testing the stomach particle, of
arsenic and fluid mercury were found. The arsenic was
also found largely in the intestines, and also mercury.
The testing of the ratcoteher's powder showed the
presenes • f " veratria." The ooncludon arrived at was
that there was no natural cause for death, but that the
deceased Martha died from arsenic. The mercury was
stated to be due to the celomel powder given deceased
by Mr. Turner's direction. In the course of his
evidence Dr. Taylor remarked that he bad never met
two clearer offes of poisoning by anemia The inquiry
was then adjourned, and resumed on Friday, when a
verdict of wilful murder against Fla.beth Wheeldoe
was returned in the ease of Joseph Tomlinsoe, and as
ow of Martha Tomlinson was slimmed to Wednesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

POOL'.

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Fostoria Darrnto.-0o Theeday, before E. Lacy and
B2leke F. T. sq., John Cure, • jostrorimea butcher,
wen fin or. in default, three months' imprison-
ment, Idg drunk, (Minns driving, end resisting
the polies, on previons evening in High-street.
Trerrotostet. —On Towles afternoon, Mr. Pri-1.
chief ~Meer of the lisonworthy Etat•-rv, rho is on toe
point of leaving Poole. presented • handsome silver lever
'Fatah to Mr. &AD Smith. goo instructor to the Royal
Naval Reserve, Nabsorihed for by 77 members of the
reserve 1115 • mull of their esteems and appreciation of
the setiefeetory manner in 'bill he bed carried out
the ditties of hi. Gem
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-21

...,32164444
e.l.64ArgritiOVZStitildra
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Shaw at •"-

Pty.oslh.

lo • field adjoining the Repository, the property of W.
MAIIIIILD, Esq.
12 fatted calves.

Commisslon-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per mot. on Horses and Implements.

- No Lois to be removed until paid for.
PROCEEDS 01 RAJA PAit.) TO VENDORS

BAMI Day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

PUBLIC APPOINTMENM

Tuesday, 3. —0 beater County Court.
Opening of the Independent Chapel, Blandford,
Wednesday, 4. —Hartley Row and Mattingly (Manta)
Fairs.
Thursday, ll—Weymouth County Court.
Friday, 6 —Wareham County Court.
Sydling and ('ranborue (Dorset) Fairs.
Saturday, 7. —Mr. Ensor's Christmas Sale of Fat Stock.
Monday, 9, and four following days.—Smithlleld Club
Cattle ehow.
Blandford Counl Court.
Ezeu lion to London f.om Weymouth, Doe.
cheater, Ice. (Greet Western.)

Tuesday, 10.—Poole County Court
hint Annual Meeting of the Dorset County
Church Association at the Tovrnhall, Dor-
chester.

BIRTHS.
November 22, the wife of Mr. H. Gerrard, builder
Bridport, of a son.
November 23, .1 Ilteaminster, the wife of Mr. G.
Swaflield, of a daughter.
Notember 25, at Wareham, the wife of Mr. Thom.
Randall, of a daughter
November 27, at Wyk. Regis, near Weymouth, the
wife of Major SwaMeld, of • son.
November 27, at Bournemouth, the wife' of the Rev,
F. J. Jameson, rector of Coton, of • son.
November 30, at West Walks, Dorchester, the wife
of Mr. T. Hodges, of • son.
At Dogmersield Rectory, Hants, the wife of the
Rev. Cunningham Foot, of • son.
MARRIAGES.
November 25, at St. Mary's Church, Wareham, by
the Rev. H. T. Hearn, curate, Mr. John Hicloion, to
Mrs. Martha Brown, traitress, both in the service of
Mr. Yearsley of the tied Lion poteL
November 26, at Waled Church, Bath, by the Rev.
Mr. Bereeford, It, Thorns. Hull, of the Roes be,
Morford-street, Bath, to mma, only daughter of Mr.
John Nogg, of Puddletown.
November 26, at St. John's Church, Bore Regis, by
the Rev. H. P. klarriot Doddington, William Itiwley,
of Hirmingham, only eon of the I.te John Hawley, of
Austry Farm, Warwick, to Ann, fourth daughter of
Mrs. Northover, of the former p ace.
November 28, at I rinity Church, Gosport, by the
Rey. C. Hanaders. aeristed by the Rev Mr Curtis, Mr.
William Price, Mar. et-place, ...lisbury, to Annie
Phillip., third daughter of Mr. Sidney Smith, of the
former place.
DE tTHS.
November 16, at Tincleton, .fter • long and painful
illness, the wife of Mr. House, aged 51.
N ovember 24, at Broadway, Thomas, second son of
John and Mary Peters, aged 3 years and 3 months
November 25, at Blandford, Mr. G. Gaulton, egad a&
November 26, at Broadway, the infant son of Cornelius
end mar, Ann Day.
November 28, at Blandford, ars. Ann Barrett, aged
84 years.
November 30, at Netherbury, after • few wemk's
Mmes. Henry Thomas, the beloved and only child of
Mr. James Pattimore, aged 7 years.
At Long-cross, Ennbore-g *en, Motoombe, near Shaf-
tesbury, after a short but painful Mums, Mr. A. H.
New, auctioneer and appraiser, aged 62.
At his residence. Hampton Court. Middlesex, Mr.
James Feltham, only sou of the late Mr. James
Felthain. formerly of Woolsey, Sur.ey, aged 43.
At Weymouth, Mr. John Hatton, aged 70, an old
and 'expected townsman.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

TUeenay.—Before J. Tisard, Beg, (Meyer), J.
Ailing, R. Cottmell„ W. Tibet, and R. Griffin, &qrs.
Thomas Hanham appeared to answer a SUMMUIII by
George Jetty art-log out of the case adjourned on
Friday last. Mr. R. Howard appeared for complainant
and Mr Jolliffe, of Crewkerne,for defendant —Mr. It.
Howard said his client desired. withdrawal of the case
—Mr. Jolliffe made an application for costs under
Jarvis's Act —Mr. Howard objected to the granting
of the application When the matter was previously
before the bench he thee made a similar application,
which the bench refused to grant. Mr Jolliffe said the
matter was a question of law and not of facts. —The
Bench taking into consideration all the circumstances
of the case, decided to grant the application for
costa—Mr. Howard that again asked for a certificate
of dismissal under the cot of Parliament passed
Gorge IV. cap 31. al. —Mr. Jolliffe bleated under
the statute of Vic 25. there having been no bearing of
the case on its merits.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

PORTLAND.

FIIIITTTAL AT MT. auli'e.-1-0-a—Monday afternoon a
public tea meeting was held in the Sehooeroorn in 81.
John's pariah. Alter Ile tea several addresses were de-
livered by the Rev. the Incumbent of the perish, Rev.
J. Williamson, rector of Theale, who displayed some
nese sad interesting diagram-, the Rev. Althor Hill,
M.A.. chaplain of H. M. Convict Fetahliahment, and the
Rev. T. G. Horwoot, M.A. The splendid brae bend
of the 13th Regiment was in attendenos, and played
some beautiful selection. The meeting was presided
over by the Ray. Henry Jenour.
Tin CONVICT PRIBOII.—In the Roue, of Commons on
Tanday otaht, Nov. Mb, Captain Vivian eked the
Secretary of State for the Home Department whether
Ida at,ection had been dream to the fact that the °ells
in the wooden prison at Portlend wee lighted •ith
, is Iles, so that each convict in tl-at prison had az, on-
p, enacted csielle under his oontr, I for some hours during
every night of the winter months; whether it was the
intention of the Government to take any rep to put an
end to so dmingrro•• • system ; and whether any attempts
had been made by the prisons,' to Yet flre e, the prison.
Mr. Hardy: The prints is not wholly built of wood, but
is partly constructed of iron. At present no doubt the
prisoners bays candler', but no attempt has been made
74 to set fire to the la. Is feet, if they were set on Ire
the persons who er Id be in most denier would be those
inside; and in on where prisoners have burnt their
clothes no one has o anxious about the safety of
Om prleoe air the n 'laughter). The directors
have under their sidnration shelter mode of I, Oiling
the building, but ter. is no fear of in being set en ere.
Captain Vivian : undentand that there have been
three attempt*. Mr. Hardy : I can only say th•t I
bays written to the direators, end they have informed
me that there have been no attempts to bun the prison,
though there have been several nem in which prisoners
have set fire to their clothes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

HUNTING A FPOINTIIIigNT&

Mr. Radelyffe's Hounds—lihursilay. Waterman Ridge—
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Fast Compton;
Thursday, Drise-end, Lower Melbury ; Saturday,
Combs Coppice—mill.
The East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Minchinton
Down ; sturrninster common—at IL
The Blackmore Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Buckhorn Weston i Thursday, Holton Villa.;
Beturday, Clifton K ood—st 11.

The New Forest Hounds -1 uesday (this day), Manor
Hon..; 1 hursday. A wbridge Turnpikeinte ; natal,
day, Brockenhurst Station—at 10.43.
Mr. Walter. ylower's Harriers—Fridwy, Stapleford

Down -M 11. .
The Tedlwortb Flottrols - Tuesday (this des), Savernake
Station Thtitodey, South Grove; Saturday, Pill
Hcath—at IL

The south Wilts Rounda—Wendnesday, Knoyle Wind-
mill ; Friday, 4 hilmark Quarry; honday, 9th, Toyd
Farm; Wednesday, Grovsly East-end—at 11.
The Duke of Beaufort. I, ounds—ruesday (this dayl,
Swallet's-gate— 11 30; Wednesday. Tate Hock—at
10.30; Thursday, Ford-pt.—10.30; Fr;day —Tate
Station. 11 30; Batunlay. Knockdown-10.30.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

Morortsbirt.

THII ASTllinfllll Eiremmou.— In the divon in
Thursday, on toe ploproal to pay the troops employed
In tho Abyminian exp.dition out of the revenues et
India. tbe majority of 19E included, Mr. R. Brooks, Hr.
J. H. M. Caleraft, Mr. J. Myer, Hr. 0. 0. Glyn, and
Mr. J. W. Treeby, and the minority of 23, Mr. H.
Edwards.

COUNTY COURT CIIIZOTT vol DECENNlAL—Dorchester,
Toes, lay, 3rd; Bridport, Wednesday, 4'b; Weymouth,
Thursday. sth; Wareham, Friday, 6th: Blandford,
Monday, 9th; Poole, Toesday, 10th; Wimborne, Wed-
nesday, 11th; Shaftesbury, Monday, 18th : Wincianton,
Tuesday. 17th; Salisbury, Wednesday, 18th ; Andover,
Thursday, 19th.
COXIIITTTO TO TIT DOlllll MONTT GAOL —Hord
Labour : George Johnson, al behaviour 4 Dorchester
Union, 14 day,; Willain We id, leaving family charge-
able at Weymouth, II days; Edward Cain'. drunk. Ina,
•I Fl•lBPrmli^e, 7 days ,• George Bench, drunk, Ira at
Wimborne Minster, 14 d.y.; Charles Runaud, poach-
ing at Tollard Farnham, 14 days; Kate Ellen Edwards,
stealing sold dug, An, at Bheoborne, 1 month JeedPh
White and 0 ord. Cos, stealing hay at Wsreham, 14
day.; liewoh Press,, stealing welt Ash at Fewt Lelworth,
1 month; Thomas Powell, John Cornish. sod William
Loma, stealing dank, and fowls at Wyke Regis, 2
mooch,; William Lea, skating a watch, kis, at Wey•
mouth, 1 month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

CR AN BORNE.

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EXTRAONDINART SHOOTING. - Kr. Fulda*, of
Boreridp House, meetly entertained a grand shooting
party. The molt of one day's shooting in Harwood
Doppia:, which Mr. Fold,. rents of Mr, W. Stanford,
of Cranborne. was as follows :—Pheassnta, 688; hares,
29; rabbits, 84; woodcock; 3; total, 797.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

WINTERBORN g STICKLA ND.

Tag &tow( Elmosao, with his usual liburslity, has
Juries U. past week oatteed four pips and a number
of rabbits to be ditoributest among this nammaitom sal
&nerving poor in this parish.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

WI lIBONITZ.

DTnCT 00111118g10118 IN THU AIIIT.-At the meet
examinations at Chases Hospital for direst eoromlssions.
Yr. C. R. Parke (son of C. E. Parke, Eno., of Heobary
House, High Sheriff elect for the county of Dorset),
stood No. 11 in the order of merit, out of 112 sacamfal
candidates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.R. THE PRINOIIBB OF WALE&
CALINFIBLD STAROB
k_W USED IN TRB ROYAL LAUNDRY.
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE =DAL, 1862.
Bold by ell Groom, Chandlers. Ira, ee.
WOMB:SPOON A Co., Glmeeow, AID Limon.

CITY 80AP WORK&
UTABLUMID 1719

0081108 BAR SOAP,
465. rza CWT..
Seonoetioal for every parpoee sad fee all alimates.

COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD SOAP,
Comientraled and dried by machinery in i.lb asks;
each equal to lib. ordinary soap.
Sold by all Dealers in SM. boxes.
DS chaste 140011 be.), with leek sod key, ostruse paid.
WHOLICIALE ONLII 421111
CITY SOAP WORKS, MILTON-STRUT,
LONDON, SO.
See address on snob pleas.
THE SILVER PRIZE MEDAL
has been awarded to tie above.—Parie Eihtletios 1817,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

Vrourbings of farlianunt.
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HOUSE OP LARDS.
MONDAT.—In reply to Karl Granville, Lord Derby
said he was willing to produce any further papers
lie • the Abytainbui question which the noble
is mu if they win an the possession of the
Goverment.

To-gena-i-.1-Tbe Lords had as unimportant sitting of
I twenty minute..
Tun KILDA T. - The Karl of Devoe, in moving for
papers, intimatad that next session it might be necessary
to apply to Parliament for increased powers to the
Poor-law Board, with the view of Niel:Ohm the board
mon promptly to dimmest abuses and apply • temedy.-
The Archbishop of York thought that the failure of the
present eystern was in some measure attributable to the
fact that our workhouse are hospitals without being
oonducted upon the known principles of hospital man-
agement—fl. Earl of Cernarvon believed the system
was full of defects, sod that Parliament would willingly
comment to enlarge the power. of the Poot-law Board--
Lord Houghton urged that in any now legislation the
interests of the ratepayers should not be lost sight of,
and that it any large hospital acoommodati n was
afforded In connection with the workhouses it would
become • question whether etintributions 2ught not to
be made towards the expense from the Dourly-rate and
the eon.olidsted fund.—After a few words from the
Earl of Devon, in reply, the motion was agreed to.
Their lordships then adjourned until Monday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03

SPETTISBURY.

On Sunday afternoon a sermon on behalf of tb•
National Society wee preached in Soattiabery °harsh.
by the Rev. F. R. Warm. Tbo collection amounteil
to El 15a. ad.

WINTERBORNE HOUGHTON.

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Rgiq DRATH OF Irrsts4.—On Monday last,
an inquest was held at the house of William Joyoe,
a resident in this village before W. B. Atkinson, &01 ,
coroner, on the body of Edward Archibald Joyce. infant
800 of the above, who was found dead on Saturday
morning. The evidenoe of the mother of deceased we.
to the effect that on Friday night when she went to
bed about 9 o'clock. the decassa and his twin brother
were both wall and healthy, and about 4 o'clock
the next morning she lighte a candle and nursed both
of the children. Between six and seven she had one
child on each arm and found the decteased dead, but
not cold. she could not account for its death, as she
was certain she had not laid on it. She called her
husband and her next door neighbour. I here was no
mark on the child. It was the trongesi of the two.
'I he jury returned a verdict of "Death from natural
muses, 'by the visitation of God."