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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

TWsd nd later than 1863. by haring in their pms•asior
net unfit Wtbumnn food, which WM a criminal offence.
and rendered them lintde to a penalty of £2l for
ouch nice% The Bench felt that th re woe many
extenuating cireutnstinc,s in these cages I we had had
•1 almoat unexampled season of hot weather, will&
had made it very difficult to keep meat without ita ,
becoming tainted. The magistrate felt that they mu t
convict, as the offence bad been proved against some o'
them and admitted by others. But they Lad every '
reason to believe that the meat was wholesome and good
when killed, and that it had been rende ed unwhole.
some by the influenoe of the weather; still, when it
',edema taiiited, or partially decomposed, it was their
duty to have got rid of it, The B•rich decided to inflict
the nominal penalty of gl each including cults. As to
the Cade of George testi, they did not consider the cote
proved on the 9th, the day alleged in the information,
and therefore dismissed the case. At the same time
the Mayor intimated that Mr. Keats might be summoned
on the same charge for October sth.
Mr. Bennett said he wiahed te know their position as
,to the future. They might have meat in axe day, and
become tainted the next. What were they to do? The
Town Clerk said they must coniyly with the Act of
Parliament, which he read, by not keeping it in their
possession. Mr. Bennett raid in that ease the pork
trade would go to the de.m in a few weeks. The Mayor
remarked that some of the meat stivai was in an ad'
vane ...1 stage of decompeait:on. Mr. Bennett said he
thought that the loss of the meat wee sufficient for
them to suffer, without being fined £1 each, and said
that he knew the Inspectors were about to go round
before they did on the 9th, and could have removed his
if he had chosen, as others did, but be considered that
would be unfair to the other tradeamar. The ma4is•
trades reminded Mr. Bennett that the penalty was
only nominaL The fines were all paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-17

THE LOSS OF THE "EAGLE SPEED,'•
WITH 265 MVPS.

On Sunday assslibig, 19th August, the /10914
Speed, Captain /41111611 en sailed from Port Cluishig
Icst *ware with., coolies on board-300 yes.
0111oranten, 65 bolt sid girls under tea, end 311 in.
Atute in arms. The ship was an average vessel, sed
tI the formalities necessary in shipping coolies saw
the most important—the mustering of the wow by
the pilot—were observed. INK Apen4 ene, gig gam
ship went to sea with a orsq(,l when
only six were fit for duay•npagn mai ask, Mies
were drunk. Thom esanisfalisaargiglissed mstsd
towed by the deliiietl ofw.,fl see Mina
ing, when, wig& pit bed, the cow-
Deoting rope 111411 m, Apilsodlimbisollat Urn bows
oompied in pawing sao gym allipahiasLop'
the Hoy Mullah wads a WU.off end sprsag.s leak.
She did not utak till slnliis o'clock next slOrl:
she was within four heuniaidd of eafe anchormen ~e
soul on board wadi binee been saved
sok and 266 coolies whir& How nuns this?
•Ziiiitiyas we can Wm, through either the
or the abominable cowardice of the
In Command of her and of the Lady Elgin.
Brinsden did not let go his anchor till the
mischief was done, and instead of the Lady 112 gin
towing the ship book she allowed her to drift out to
sea; the stesonee also failed to paw lines by which
ithe °polies might have boarded her and did not send
her three baste to help in transhipping them, but
steamed off, 169 Goalies saved, 18 home be'
ship

i errery .
`4l mak,
_

with only 1.
, ostthd down.

. Loris lon ti

I for himself salt"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

TO BE IX? B! TENDER.
"HERBISON FARM."

CHARMINSTNR,

r desirable Farm, consisting of $
me, Beam, and Siabie, together with
eventent Ontbniktinp, and about 200
nt Pastaza and Arable Land, Mile free,
Tender for 4,8, or 12 Jean, from
185.
rill be reqairecl, on talky, to take off, st
be made in the meal manner, the
and Corn on the farm at a l
the Tillages and preparation for Wheat; ;
Reed fee thateldng, and carriage of
pairs and Improvers** and to farm on
em—the Landlord to repair.
be sent to Mews. A POILIWE and
master, on or before 20th ()caber
m appliance may be made for further

11 TIC D--s staid sober poison, as
GENERAL SERVANT, at I, Saliabru7
Psniseatsr. —Apply personally, not by letter.

OR STOLEN,
6 September 28, from
Yallmoushad DORSET
streak on he poll. A
TZARINA. Sam.,
be handsomely rewarded.

DEALERS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

REGISTERE:

AT the last Trish§ of the R. A.S.E. at New-
castle, these Ploughs won 4 out of the 6 First
Prises offered. Since that time they have won 23 ALI
England Champion Prima. They are strong, light, and
economical. Prices from £3 to £5. They may be
•-i of all first class Ironmongers and Dealers in
or direct from the

lobtained ti,
Implement',

-===- RANSOMES
PLOUGHS.

1151111=111111
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

SH Eli BORNE.
The following has been received for the Yeatman
hospital )—Chnrch boxes, lye. 44., per Miss Sophie
Highmore, 163.

BRIDPORT.

VOTSIIB' LISTS Rail/MON. —Mr. T. F. goldsworth,
one of the revising barristers for this circuit, held a
court at the Townhall, on Thursday and Friday.
The county hat presented no feature of interest.
The following are particulars regarding the borough
list :—There were no objections. 23 Liberal claims,
of which 11 wete withdrawn being on the hat and
not objected to, two were withdrawn, eight were
allowed, and two failed. One neutral claim failed.
Two Conservative claims failed. The number of
voters on the present register' Is 468, the number on
the register of 1864, 449, showing ma imams* of 19.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

Btkrton

Per Doe. Per Bot.
RED WINES. s. s. d.
Alicante Port - - - - - - 18 I 6
Finest Rousaillon
Old Port 3O 2 6
Fine Old Port
Finest Old Port
Choice Old Port
Very Choioa Old Port - - •54 4 6
ita Tent - • - • - -42 a 6
Choice Old Claret
Fine-t Claret
Fine Claret
The Standard Claret - • - - 21
Good Sound Claret lB 1 6
RUM.
Very Old Jamaica
Old Jamaica
Finest ditto
Rum Shrub
Pale Orange Bitters - • - •42 3 6
WHIBERY.
Camlaehie - - - - 30 2 6
Fine 1-lay • - - -38 3 0
Finest Old Islay 42 3
Fut.-et Old Irish
Rinahan's LL
Very Old Holland,- - - - 42 3 6
Finest Hollands or Schiedam, in originaloases
IN
\lilted Mai:5413,0w
e quality Bra/rq Sparkling per der. 608.
I,OOBMI 3e M, per doom 'amanita 11sta.
above prier, sod allowed fur Mtn Iqui4. If(e
mai bwllognisk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

LYME REGIS.

A FRACAS—When, oh! inhabitants of charming
Lyme, shall the faithful dove return to the discon-
solate bosoms of that most Interesting portion of thy
community yclept "the Liberal party"? Shall the
gentle cooing of that fair bird of peace ne more find
a resting pine in the effervescing minds of a dis-
appointed party, nor the well-known motto be
hoisted over their defunct hopes—requicacat in pace.
Where should *e loot for a gentleman more amiable,
plaoid, serene 4 thaq ,tke mild individual
who last week appeared before the magistrate Of
this borough to answer the charge of entirely
forgetting himself. On ordinary occasions nothing
can exceed the suavitir in mock) of the
person in question ; no even the infantine
Romulus playfully •gambolling around his adopted
parent could possibly be more sprightly than he
when pursuing the ordinary avocations of every-day
life. Unfortunately, there is one cloud that will
remove all the sunshine in a moment. The sight of
• gentleman of " The other side" appears to have an
astonishing effect The lamb of the previous moment
is transformed into

The form, the faoe,
The swaggerinz pace
Of gime ferociong lion:
! shades of Schureppe, Itchy and Co., manilla°.
turers of prime champagne, 30s per dozen, why can
you not get some of this effervescence? if the
quality is not quite of the right sort, still, it is " we I
up," and made to pop off at any moment eons
ceremonie, although it may be not at the required
moment; at least, we may presume it was the case
last week, when the gentleman above, like a bottle
improperly corked, unexpectedly popped, causing an
explosion in the street, when the flow was not of
the mildest description. Having received the
castigation he merited, it is to be hoped that he will
hentetorth be a wiser and a milder man in political
Matters if so, the fine and expenses he had to pay
will be money judiciously laid out; it will cdnfer
inestimable benefits on him, if it only teaches him to
respect the opinions of others, and, above all things,
to respect himself. —LYMBITIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

,ICE 9
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that

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morning.

eaten-

that

never-

Pal

pzi-s-oners

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indicative

and offared

of , gave anm.
to the question—What mean
liev. John Smith, of Br''
tions and offered the
`,e, Minima* was given by .
The itev. 11. F.
the ohuroh and

Al sernee ?
tile usual
r. nit ~.'

. .- prayer.
their faoes various bruises and disdituerce.nta ua— A msroduotigry
of the conflict they had been engaged in. At this time. .iat mean ye by .
being sobered by a day in the lock-up, they were all of 87dling, asked t.
vety friendly together, and expressed their regret for ~ , ordination prayer. ...
What had occurred. I'.C. Keats proved the obarge. the as_ ' - the Rev. John
It appeared that the two brothers wore kicking BO the witia,orna. Verrall, B.A„ -:
t:pt of I
and
g's paiwerhotunwwhen Norris told t
The Dennetta whem addressed the __.__ _.., oongregatlea: Anti .....
' I eel° faid 54. ma rweis Paull lords h. without code. toere ilvettl.:;tbore ,174ri,th.,,,,t1.. .1.0 jeYbno:kr=t4
or ....Treads frergptoo, ot Rardfoßlnor WM °W Whil *be lolkeiring ieseeiptietre." Premixed to Am lic I
isisiditisi sjuipole4 wawa, mewl V Mt, It". W, ilberwo 4 the ltembeets4 Oil Filllt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

stAilu FACTURERS.

IA CUE
01 110 different
.are, IPA well as cl
ot ivory doectiption
g.
,PIT FREE BY POST.

COURT

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLh.
The Amid most useful invention of the day,
AGITA Mew& JOIIN GOSNELL and CO.,
Three KV,thimalteed.otreat, Louden, Perfumers to
tier Ma' Oar to the publics this truly
marrellovh; Apetilnodly restores the imam
lair to da=bets, cm matter at what• yin
The Aga imacna al the properties si dyes;
ft, on aQvadriiey. mbaelialeidatheayeneyassilmhse the
!lay is nem .Mndz..C.s.lllappliedirio per ism& Will keep
at Le ON runes; belf bottles, 10e. hi.
ToatiterofgAr a-rigtea of the hiOaeat orate and from
indisiduskat undoubted respectability may be impacted
on application.
Messrs. 3. GOBNELL and Co. hare been appointed
rerfumen to M.M.a. the Princes of Wale&

NOTICE I I !
FF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
any;stiffering from Bile,lndigestion. and Torpid Liver,
they shoufd Immediately take FRI RID'S COOI7ND
HEPATIC PlLL.—They we the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Moth in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Plain in the Shoulders and Back, • Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State
at Bowers, Sassing Noises in the Head, Distension of
the Sternlieb after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking; 'nattering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and
eftkaoiouply upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle add Pleasant in their operation, require no con-
enement; nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of all ages—These
Pills are net represented as • panacea for every dis-
order of the body, like most of the modern quack
medicinesidmil for those disorders which are immediatelY
connected with the Liver and Stomaeb.—Sold by all
respectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, le. lid.

ii,l;i:

Ii COUGHS I!!
COUGH PILLS.
'k of 20 years'
- • only

Severe

Oot. 27, 1864.
' from s moat
- before last I

entered six months I
sever tali% ; myself sinking to
the grave. took in the of medicine was of
no avail. My husband, who was quite worn out for
want of rest, was persuaded to get a box of your
"Peotora Cough Ma" The Arab niglrt I took one !found
great relief. itutt the third or fourth night !never coughed
at all—the first night's ,1 h had for six mon:ha.
In a very short tin— cured.
and!
all. '
you to

\
IUAJSTRATED CA
Oestaiii Design aid '
artialei of Bod-room
100 siskow.u. &ad "
SgitiT
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ZERRIstI.TURE

Cityll COUGHS .
IVAN CTOR,U,
extraoo4oory can of cure of 0 cowgo
stawMaillialiet the following teetimonial—ooe
of h which might be quoted:—
t
' Frordingtoo, Dorchester,.
Sra,—For 20 years I have coffered .
'9 an (Wresting cone. In the winter
ed more severelyt than ever. For
ictig gotos in bed.' I thouglit
At I took iii.tbe way
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865.

THE B.EPOSITORY, SALISBURY.

IVIH. JOHN WATERS' Fortnightly Ssles
of HACKS, HUNTERS, HARNESS and
CART HGESES, CARRIAGES, tzo are held on every
CATTLE MARKET DAY.

Mr. WATERS begs to inform his Friends that many
Gentlemen are continually representing to him that It
would greatly facilitate the Sale of "good dam Horses,"
if some arrangement could be made for viewing them a
day or two before the Salo at the Repository. If sent in
on the Friday before the Sale, two clear days would be
afforded, the whole expense of which would be Is. each
horse per day for keep and groom, amounting to 12s.
from Friday to Tuesday inclusive, the only addition
thereto being either the fee of 2s. 64. if bought in, or
the Commission if sold on the Tuesday ; this would also
eoable the Auctioneer to advertise the Horses as being
"on view" for Tuesday's Sale.

GLASS TILES, of good substance, (Bridg-
water Patiorn,) s greet socistshioa wits» light is
llaobeo4iflOtbos 4s, may be but st VugAufg
Mins pit Wog Forcitoule, Dorigintut

INKISUWENT 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

Per 81b., sinking the Offs].

a. d. 8. d. a. d. s.d.
Inf. coarieteuts 3 2to 3 8 PrimeBouthdowns6 oto 6 4
Beeon.l quality... 3 10 to 4 4 Lip. coarse calves 4 4 to 5 0
Prime large cien 4 6to 4 10 Prime amall
Prime Scots, &c. 5 oto 6 8 Large hogs 4 oto 4
Inf. coarse sheep 4 2104 8 'Nett eel porkers 4 10 to II 4
Stroud quality ... 4 10 to 5 4 licking. ealve,ech 20 oto 24 0
Prime coarse wild 5 6to 6 10 IClr.oltl str pls,do 311 oto3 1 0
TOTAL SUPPLY.—British—Beses, 990; COWS, 170;
sheep, 6,970; calves, 360; pigs, 250.—Foreign—Beasta,
680; sheep, 4,500; salves, 340.

NEWGATI AND LIADINHALL, Friday. These
markets are moderately supplied with meat. The Scads,
generally, is quiet, at our quotations u follows :

Per 81b., by the earoase.

1. d. Ld.
Inferior beef .. 20 to 21 2

P. d. s. d.
Inferior mutton 4 oto 4 0

Middling ditto 8 4 „ 4 0 1 'lidding ditto.. 410 „ 6 4
Prime large do. 4 0 „ 4 4 Prime ditto .. 5 6„ 5 /1
Prime small ditto 4 0„ 4 8 Large pork .. 4 0„ 6 0
Veal 4 4„ 5 4 Small ditto .... 5 6,6 S
Brithatronan, Thuraday.—A moderate supply at
beasts. The trade ruled slow, at barely late prime.
The supply of sheep was large; the mutton trade in-
active, lower prices submitted. to. Calves a moderate
supply; demand steady, at late quotations. Fat pigs
a short supply. Beef, 6td. to 70. per lb. : mutton,
fid. to 91d. per lb. ; veal, 6d. to 7id. per lb.; bacon
pigs, lls. to lie. 6d. per score; porker ditto, us. 6d. to
12s. per BOOM.
Bmaror.., Thursday.—A rather limited 'apply of beef
and it included a fair number of foreiga beaste, which
were sold with leas difficulty than on former oecasions.
The demand was not equal to the supply, however, and
the trade was dull, prices showing little alteration from
last week, but there was a slight tendency towards • r•-
&lotion. Beet samples sold from 66e. to 70a. per cwt.
A rather short supply of sheep, and the quality was
hardly to good es last week; businees was very dull,
and holders had to submit to a reduction on recent rates,
best wether realising 84d. and ewes, Bd. per lb. Scarcely
any much caws on offer, and farmers cannot get sup-
plied. The few animals offered for sale obtain very high
prices. A fair supply of pig.; and bacon being Mill
very scares, everything was bought up readily at het
week's prices, bacon pigs realising from lls. to 112. 3d,
per score, and porkers from lls. 3d. to lls. Bd. Very
little business doing in store cattle, and scarcely any de-
mand for them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

CATTISTOCK, DORSET.

MR. W. BRYER having been honoured
with instructions, will SELL by AUCTION, on
the promisee, for the benefit of creditors, on THURS-
DAY and FRIDAY, 12th and 13th OCTOBER, 1865,
the whole of the FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
GOODS, ST OC N-T RADE: consisting of
GROCERY, IRONMONGERY, and SEEDS, HORSE,
SPRING CART, HARNESS, and other effects, the
property of Mr. R. L. WIGHTM&N, jam :

Comprising fottr.post, Tent, French, and Stump
Bedsteads; 3 Feather Beds, Bolsters, arid Pillows •,
, Hair and Straw Mattreases; Blankets, Sheen, and
Coverlets; Mahogany Chest of Drawers. Painted ditto,
Painted Wash tends, Draining Tables, Bedroom Ware,
Night Commodes, Swing Glaases, Towel Horses, Bed.
roam Chain, Painted Wardrobe and other Chamber
Requiaites;-Stair Carnet, Mahogany Bureau, Mahogany
Pint brolissieffitoo Tables. Oak and other ditto, Easy
Chair, reareGlassei, 16 Wind... Chairs, Harmonium,
Sofa, Pok, Rings and Curtains, - and Fireiroas,
8-day Clock, Copper W Candlesticks,
Knits-boa, %ulna and Coffee Pot,
_ _ _
- London
Trays,

Ped
Tea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

- - •
-
FRIAR WADDON FARM,

Five Miles from Doralieeter, Five from Niegmoutb.
Important SALE of 1,161 HORN SHEEP, 91 Head
of Coy, Stook, 14 Horses, 59 Piga, Implements,
Apples, Cider Rill and Press, auks, &a

MIL T. SNBOR has been favoured with
instructions from the Enentors of the late Mr.
W. Domino, to RILL BY AUCTION, on THURS-
DAY
QCTOBER 12t11, 18035,—The following HORN
SHEEP,- Dairy Cows, Heifers, Horses, Pigs, imple-
Abeam, Ps—viz.. 780 two, four, and sin-tooth horn
airei that ben been pot to horn rams, 90 old Ewes
that have been pot to Down rums, 9 born Rams, 2
Rams, 320 °Mbar bore Lambs, 30 wether horn
53 dairy Cows in oaf, 6 barren Ditto, 13 in-ca f
13 barren Heifers, 4 fat Cows, two-year-old
' seci-yeav old Ditto, 2 Rows and Farrows, I. Row,
slip l'iga, 12 mut Hones and Earned; 'leading cart
back Mare, 1 Donkey, Harness and Cart, 3
• reaping Machine, mowing Ditto, haymaking
tars* Drill, oars Drill by Wood, 9 one Milk,
• Caster, cheep Troughs, 2 bay Collectors. horn
Hoe, Dregs, iron Ronan, lot of elm Board and Timber,
quantity ef Apples, cider Mill and Press with iron
sans, (Inks, he.
The Sale will erimmesee at Eleven o'clock precisely
Ida lb.. Dairy Cows, Luncheon at One, and re-coas-
tlines tas Sale with the Hones, Snip, implements,
he,, at Two o'closk.
to

Is will leave the Or
veheeter, for the eels,
from Yeovil. _

glees Railway
arrival of the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

preNii.lms
luolhatiou,

Thesday, 10.—We'hill l•
Quartedy Msetitie
et the Bible Society.

(Hata) pair.
- of the Dorchester Auxiliary
y, at the Town Hall, at
pan.
Wechteaday, 1L —Bridport (Dorset) Fair.
Revision of Dorchester Burgess List, at 10 atm,
at the Town Hall.
Ramsbnry (Wil a) Fair,
Basingstoke (Hants) rain
Glastonbury ISouiarset) Pair.
Thursday, 12.—Meeting at the Town Hall, Dorchester.
Cal behalf of the Society for providing
additional Curatrs in populous places.
A lresford (Hants) Fair.
Martook (Somerset) Fair.
Auction at Friar Waddon, by Mr Rotor, of
•
Sheep, Cow Stock, fr.o.
12th and following day.—Auction at Oattistock,
by Mr. Dryer, of the Honsbold Furniture,
S.osk.in.T,ad,, and streets of Mr. 8.. L.
Wightman, jun.
Friday, 13.—Waltharu (Hants) Fair.
Saturday, 14. —Mr. Ensor's Repository Sale, Dorchester.
Monday, 16.—Auction at the Antelope Hotel, Dor.
cheater, by Mr. Ensor, of Freehold Pelmises,
situate in High West.street,
Sherborne (Dorset) Fair,
Excursion fttm Weymouth, &co., to London
(5.W.R.)
a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

CORRESPONDING WEEK 1864.
Oct
2 56 38 B Fine
3 51 38 NE Fine
4 48 36 NNE Fine
5 50 36 ENE lrine
6 53 36 B line
7 53 39 B line
8 53 43 Fine

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS, Monday.—Before DT.
Althidge (the Mayor), J. Ensor, Esq. J. F. Hodges,
Req., J. Bishop, Esq., and J. Oalpin, F4—FORDINOTON
Rows.—William Norris, labourer, of Fordington, and
William Bennett and Richard Dennett, labourers of
Came, were brought up in custody, charged with being
drunk and fighting at •-^ Cross, abmi one
-et Sunday - . bore •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

at 134,460

r-
produesenerloste showed rather less
mk, the saddes movements in the rote
Mg leaded to restrieties of speealative
there is littb aeration in the prime of
itdrs, and the deliveries generally eon-
. Recent heavy sales, moreover, have
mislead the stooks held by the importers.

was spin :ether more Oro at the °commencement.
quietly the &island destined, and the late
prioes award now in all eases be demised for
Ito middling qualities. Good to fine groeary sorts,
war, are readily saleable at previous quotations.
ofiss.narket bas been rather unsettled by the oon -
d heavy supplies offering. Plantation Ceylon
. .

ekses ir, an& native smut be saki upon I
Jonas" terms. TY Ilielberland Trading Company's isle
Axed for tbe 11114000 bop jam,
U. Deliveries tar exPart.ltere continue upon a very
eriensiwe mole. Rios is nubill Tho tea-market has 1
brre Irrn without any sbanipto notice by private ern'
tract Anneal womb sr* Oar diglooted with new tea.
There it mini an inquiry dir eats* mad mew tor
Ameries; bat there au giattlarrnakee. At the pubtle
maim various parcels at emesems is Ailr Week-leaf ougou
were taken stewhly. Teas in Mond lands went at
irregular primes. Borne parade of Tad* growth will be
owed shit day (Tramiel). Binge/ saltpetre bu been
In demand at rather higher rates. Mast kiads at spies
manna° the resailisheira.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

_
wade( library season we obeerse the third sod fourth
volumes of the Hon. Giantley Berkeley's "Life and
Recollections."

PETTY SESSIONS, Friday.—Before Major Portman and
J. T. Bukett, F.sq.—Charles Applin, of Wimoorne, was
charged by Superintendent B‘ynton with uttering •
counterfeit half crown piece to Mrs. Elisabeth Wareham,
of Wimborne. The prisoner sent a rupectable boy to
fet change, while he waited outside the shop to receive
it. Mr. Tanner appeared for the prieoner, who nu
committed for trig. —William Brown and William
Smith, two rough-looking tramps, the letter a discharged
soldier, were @barged with steeling • pair of trouen,
belonging to Chance Saunders, from a line, at Binsoa.
The prisoners, on being taken into custy, admitted
that they bad only just left Portsmouth Gaol, the shirt
of Brown being marked with the name of the prison.
The magistrates oommitted them for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

BLANDFORD.

ftacaurrow CLUB. —A dub bearing this same wss
opened here on Tuesday evening, October 3. Upwards
of 20 members have already join the dab, and their is •
very fair prospect that it will be well supported during
the winter meths. At the opening their Wa4 • goo&
attendants, of members, and the amusements—single-
stick, bagatelle, chess, /se. —were entered into with
mach spirit and good feeling,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

... KEEPS - ---- -- - .
Majesty', laundress says,
VU...-. _
monis) n
31theatan. Rice, and other Powder
NiVt3. RESTO II AT IVII CONDITION found nese of them equal to
POW
- -
is the Finest StAreh she has ,

ine.!timable4

theijy sot

i 5 iis-:

Powders.

,I

_ hays been the Medlin of
-ving - many valuable lierses, and should
Silwers be kept in the Stable of the Sportsmen, Post-
, ifsriner, ftc., ready to be given in owls of less of
ppetite, or fatigue from hunting, rectos!, hard work, or
Allay other cause. They increase strength, invigorate
the spirits, prevent swelling of the legs, sikst digestion,
r„ and produce a gldwry appearance of the skin; without
withdrawing the Horse from his sem/domed labour.
Lsoc'repared only by A. J. EVANS, (hemist, ire.,
oessor to Mr. FROTTD,) High-East-street, Dorchester.
doors below the King's Arms. Sold Ws yachts si
aid l& 6d.; cod in iiise4AitAgaolp,.Gd. NMI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

WINCHESTER.

THX KNIGHTS OF WINDSOR. The vacancy
amongst the Knights of Windsor has been filled up
by the appointment of Major Dowdall, late of th•
64th regiment. The gallant officer ham been se
resident in Winchester for many years, sad is made
respected.

Ascrraze TzerrmortAx. AS TO THE EFFICACY or
De. juipoot's PULKOIIIO WArsis. —Pool Mr.
Armstrdlig, Draggist, 8, Churebetreet, Preston.
• 'The oonntry little knows the biaidisiel effsets that
are to be derived from these, or so one with the
slightest or most inveterate disease of the lungs would
be without them. I can with ooliedetioe recommend
them, having seen so many lumedred cam In whieh
they hays never failed."
Teglirrapby Mee= Power and Published fee biasesit an
the other Proprietor, ' The Cal7/101 Al COCLIT
WinfIO4IOOOSTAST, ee their
Ogee; Ueereb-slyei,
_Derebeekr, by
Wspaass 4Tirs, -al esllsisu7 Villas. is Os Owl
, kende mv -• • is so
' I. 3••4•7 %dos" VIOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

PORTLAND.

VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY.

THE annual meeting of the 3rd and 4th Dorset
Volunteer Artillery took plaee on Monday last, when
a no.t friendly greeting took place. The 3rd
(BM, Sr.) left by special train at 7.15 o'clock, for
Weyn.aath, tinder the command of Lieue• Gundry
and Legg, and were met at Caatleton on the arrival
of the steamboat by the 4th (Portland) Corps, under
the command of Ca t. B. ro wn and Lieut. Eliot.
The two corps, on joining, marthed to the top of
the hill to the enlivening strains of the celebrated
brass band of the 3rd, and the drum and fife band of
the 4tb. The brass band of the 4th was not present,
and rumour with her thousand tongues said that it
had broken up. We have not ascertained whether
the report be true or not, but if true, we regret it,
for it would be • pity that Portland sboald not be
still able to boast of a good brass band as in days of
yore, for

"When griping grief the heart doth .01104,
And aolein dumps the mind oppress.
Then rennin, with her silver sound,
With speedy help dotn lend n 34 es,"
The band of the Bridport corps was mach admired
by the multitude who assembled on the hill, and
who "tripped it gaily on the light fantastic Vie."
Theteld au not overstocked with stalls or booth.,
the whole being claimed by Host Stevens, of the
Clifton Hotel, who appeared to do a thriving trade
at the time, no doubt, not only to his own gratifica-
tion, bat also to the satisfaction of the thirsty souls
who partook of his revivifying beverages.

From the above list it will be seen that the Pdrtland
Artillery have this veer beee,very luckyhi thli prises,
having carried of 24 p the btl. off,red for competition.
A m 01.! tetitarrht the steamer headed by the bands, and
aecotnpabied by the Portland corps was then made
The Bridport cortii, with their friend 4 were loudly
cheered as the beat motred oft, both corps evidently
feeling well pleased with their d ye enjoyment,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

WARMINSTER.

TOWN DRAINAGE. —The inhabitants of WA!.
misater have suffered much inoonvenience daring thee
summer from the defective data of the town
drainage. On Thursday there was a meeting of the.
Board of surveyors of highways, to consider the,
subject. Plans and recommendations front Menem.
Aahmead, of Bristol, who, for a long aeries of yearu
have had the management of the Bristol drainage
works, were submitted to the meeting, and were
finally adopted by it. The expense of the alteration
is estimated at £lOOO, and this sew it is proposed
to raise by • special sewer rate, to Se levied on all
house property in the town, the Common, Borebam,
and Woodcock excepted. The oolleetieb of the rate
is to be spread over five, seven, or ten yence> as mei
be found desirable
-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

hs beep for
PIIPAIk, bolt I

frozen into unanimity, as they are paid Lite
witnesses—indemnity for lots of time or day's
work—so our electors might receive the same.
The Ballot is also sadly wanting for our next
municipal elections. Then we shall hear again
about self-government (an excellent clap-trap).
Self-government indeed, like that of the pig-
headed African king, who sells no% and then the
members of his council, and replaces them by
jugs and pitchers filled out of hogsheada, making
the whole affair look very much like our muni-
cipal elections, as a specimen:of shelf govern-
ment. Self-government and open voting, are
two capital cards in the hands of our bold
conjurors in the Cabinet. We have so often
been told by aristocrats, and lately triumphantly
assured by Palmerston, that the Ballot is un-
English and unmanly (though used by the
aristocracy in all their clubs), and, moreover,
that it was dead, that we believe in it more than
ever. A clever Premier can palm anything upon
a confident nation. But the palmers' stone
acmes from that of Blarney.
MARY BROWN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

_ iPm;eiers ,
NV:armios Pan,
Skimmer,
• "
China,

THE TOLLER PORCORUII ESTATE.

Valuable FREEHOLD F RMS and several detached
Fields, comprising together 1003 a. Or. 15p. of es-
cellent dairy, sheep, and orchard land ; also the Old
Swan Inn, numerous Dvielling-hou,es in the village;
the Rectorial Tithe Rent Charges apportioned on the
lands in the parish ; and a Rent Charge in lieu of rec-
torial tithes on lands in the parish of Wynford Eagle.
CI:IINNOCK, GALSWORTHY, and CHIN-
NOCK are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, in
lots, at the King's Arms Hotel, Dorchester, on MON.
DAY, OCTOBER 23r,! at 1 for 2 precisely, valuable
FREEHOLD EsTATIES, situate in the parish of Toiler
Poreorum, 10 miles from Dorchester, two from Maiden
Newton, eight from Bridport, and eix !rota Bearninster,
and intersected by the Bridport branch on the Wil,s
and Somerset Railway (the Toiler Station being on the
property); comprising several desirable freehold farms,
eonsisting of excellent dairy, sheep, arable, and orchard
laud, with good atone-built hornnsteads and out-build-
ings, several deracherffiliffows, orchards, plantations,
and numerous plots of land in the centre of the villaw,
having frontages to the high road, and 'duped for
building porposts ; also the Old Swan Inn, with good
garden and orchard, • carpenter's homie, shop, and
premises, numerous substantially-erected cottages, with
productive gardens and orchards, fro., comprising in
the aggregate 787 a. 3r. 35p. land-tax redeemed, and in :
the occupation of respectable old yearly tenants, at
very moderate rents, being of the annual value of
upwards of £l,OOO per annum ; also a valuable Free-
hold Dairy Farm, consisting of 129. i. Or. 7p., with
excellent farmhouse and out-buildings, let on lease for
• life now aged 54 years ; also several smaller Farms
and Allotments, let on leases for lives of advanced ages,
containing together 215 a. Or. 20p., being of the annual
value-of upwards of £4OO per annum ; the chief portion
of the Estate is in good cultivation, the rest may be
greatly improved by the applioation of modern
improvements, and on account of the facilities offered
by the railway (a station being on the ”roperty) may be
affected at moderate expense, and will yield a highly
remunerative return. Also the Reetorial Tithe Com-
muts,ion Rent Charges, amounting to £242 4s. 2d.,
apportioned on lands in the parish of Toiler Porcoruin ;
and a rent charge of £6 per annum in lieu of the
rectorial tithes of Broom's-farm, in the parish of
W,nford Eagle. May be viewed by cards, to be
obtained of the Auctioneers, and particulars, with
lans, may be obtained of Messrs. Mackenzie, Treherne,
and Trinier' soliotors, 77, Gresham.house, E.C. ; of
Peter Cox, Esq., solicitor, Bea-oinster ; of Mr. John
Doyle, the School-house, Toiler Porcorum ; at the
King's Arms, Dorchester; the White Horse, Maiden
Newton; and of Messra. Chinnock and Co., land
agents and surveyors, 11, Waterloo-place,
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

ALDERBURY.

PRZBERTALTION TO THI Ray. PRIM/DID/01Y SKIRT.
—On Wednesday afternoon the parishioners of
Alderbury, Pince, and Farley met together to
present a testimonial to the Rev. Prebendary Newton
Smart, vicar of Alderbury, on the omasion of his
leaving that place for Kent. The testimonial con-
sisted of a handsome silver teakettle, of very
elaborate workmanship, supplied by Mews. Bassett
and Clench, of Salisbury, and subeiribed for by the
parishioners and friends. It bore the following in-
eaription :—" Presented to the Rev. Prebendary,
Newton Smart, M.A., by the parishioners of Alder-
bury, Pitton, and Farley, on the occasion of his de-
parture after a connection of 33 years, as a memorial of
their affectionate regard and appreciation of his kind
and self-denying labours amongst them." Mr. &
Pawns, of Whaddon, made the presentation,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

SOCTTHAJIPTON.

Alcatel:TS BaasWA atql.—Mr. Webster has wots
four *nes In succession, and now takes the First.
Twenty Guinea Champion Cup this dub has gives.
SANITARY PRICIAOTIONS. —The authorities have di-
vided the town into nearly forty distriote for the sake
of sanitary inspection. A town-councillor is at the head
a a visiting committee in each district. Disinfecting
substrates are ordered to be thrown into all privies and
gully holes, and the walls of all alleys and courts are
now being white-washed. Woolatoa and Bitterne,
where cholera has made its appearance, are quite sepa-
rated from the town by the river lichen. Both those
suburbs have become very populous, and as there is no
system of drainage or water supply yet introduced at
those places, there are a large number of cesspools and
drinking wells, and the former pollute the latter.
There have been a few undoubted bad eases of °borers,
at Southampton, Bitterne, end Wooieton, but scam*
worse thin those whieh happen every hot summer
among the siokliest, poorest, and least careful of the
population. The mail packet surgeons here who have
seen cholera both in the eastern and waders hemi-
spheres, state that if the cholera of the true Asiatics
in* rosily Wetted bare, it would make rapid
amongst the poor and ill-fed population in WOrit
portions of the town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

CATTLE MARKETS.

METROPOLITAN, Thursday.—Although the supply ot
beasts on sale in our market was very moderate, the
demand for all breed. ruled heavy, at tdozday's decline
in the quotations. The top figure for beef was 54. 2d.
per Sibs. The show of sheep was rather limited ;
nevertheless, sales progressed slowly, at late rates. A
few very superior Downs sold at 6s. 6d. per 81b. We
had a slow inquiry for calves, the supply of which was
moderate, on former terms—viz., from 4.. 4cl. to ss. 4d.
per Blb. The pork trade was much less active than
last week, and prioes were with diffionity supported.
Much oows were very dulL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILI4S.

ITIBESE PILLS cleanse the stomach from
bile, correct the functions of the liver and bowels,
and purify the blood in no marvellous a manner, that
the patient, as it were, becomes a new being. To pre-
--- health, all should take one dose of KAYE'S
DELLI3 PILLS. —Sold throughout the Empire,
di boxes, at ls. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. Wholesale
Depot, 22, Bread-street, London.
O INVALIDS.—BELVEDERE, four miles
_IL from Plymotith.—Honse and grounds designed
with • sole view to the comfort of select invalid resi-
dents. A. winter garden larger than that at Kew,
proverbially anlid climate, dry and healthful position,
and aetraetrre scenery, combine to realise an English
"Madeira' in tier, zed to Inilpiwe most southern
mama' for iskids Insummit Resident fionerlip
iendfliti—Ji grOXSI 14,11,40114 1002.

• -
ion good --_
I WOILIDKINEI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

LYTC HETT.

A HgkEtTLZSS CASE. —John James Barnes, of
Lytchett, was on friday muninoned by Sarah
Young, before the Wimborne Bench td show cause
why he should hot t,ntrihure towards a female child.
Mr. Itarker appeared for the complainant and Mr.
Add:neon or the defendant. —lt appeared from the
evidence that Miss Young and Mr. Barnes had been
Sunday school teachers together, that they had
"kept oompany" for the last nine years, excepting
one short interval, when by some means their court.
ship MU broken off, but renewed again at the de.
fendant's solicitation. Promise of marriage bad been
made, the appointed marriage had been registered, a
home had been engaged, he had promised to make
every reparation he could for the false position he
bad placed his intended wife in, and then, when he
found from her statement that she had no money,
he, with oaths and curses, said he would not marry.
—The Bench thought the defrndant's condnct had
been diem oef al in the extreme, and ordered him to
pay 2s. per week and the whole of the coma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

Fordien

Vord I orbit Cdroplainitot &lid that after defendant had
chalenged her fetlief to light which the old man
declined, he said to her, "Venire done some of it," and
knocked her down with his list. Defendant said,
"She've • took • false o tth," and proceeded to deny
lin tote what compleinant had stated. The conduct of
bmh parties was evidently thoroughly disgraceful.
Several witnesses were examined, and the case occupied
upwards of an hour. The magis.rates disini6sed the
case, and both pertirs had to pey their own costs._
Martha Trevett, a respectably-dressed girl, 16 years of
age, of Bradford Peveril, but who, it appears, hes lately
been a cmamoll gill about Dorchester, was brought up
on remain', charged with stealing Ba. 6.1. from the hone
of Mrs. Well:Trine, of Pordington, under the circum-
stances previously reported. She now pleaded guilty.
Her parents are respectable people, but it seems that the
girl has been a grtat trouble to them. The magistrates
sent her to prison for Oree months' hard labour. The
girl sobbed bitterly. The Old man (Wellspring) wanted
to know what he was to do for the fts, 61., which was
the money he hart reserved for rent. It tranepired that
the prisoner had previously stolen £1 Sc. from Mr.
Medway's, but undertook to pay it back, and had given
Is. of that she stole from Wellspring's to Mr. Medway.
The magistral es deprecated Mrs. Medway's cow pounding
the felony, and sent for her. She attended, and pro-
mised to pay to the old man the 7a. she had received
from the girl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

CREwICERNE.

SritEPLE CrlAsse.---The grand National Hunt Steeple
Chases have been fixed to take place next year on the
Haselbury course. Provided sufficient supsoriptions are
promised there will be two days' running, and the
committee bare &um:in/used their intention of allotting
£lOOO in prise& end endeavouring to obtain first-class
entries, especially of hunters auto weight. Horses, the
bond fide property of residents it/Rhin the endelties of
Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, Hants, %Vika and
Glonoe-tershire, will be qualified to run for the Maiden
the Hunters', and other I.pcal stakes, if a due proportion
of sub‘criptions are raised in those counties, or if the
owner shall have a place of residence therein, and shall
be a subscriber of 4.3 35, or upwards. It is intended to
appoint • snb-oommittee in each of the above-named
district&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

to whole aieilies and

noerie of danger to everyone who comes in contact with
an infected paranaa, Miry beinienedistely relieved and
cured by • few applications of the above-named
invalnabisienindy. In every ease an early -•pplioation
Is very desirable, for the longer it is delayed the more
virulent becomes the eruption and in many cases the
present Proprietor, A. J. E4s.its, bits seen a whole
neighbotirhood infeJted by the negligence of some one
family in li, lay retuning to believe it possible that
had really Itch imnongst them.
Many bnadrods of Teetimonials might be given.
application will, however, prove the above assertions
Bald in boxes c a is. ljd. each.
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

MONCICTON WYLD.

! 0011FIRMOION! —The Hight Rev. Dr. Hamilton, the
Lord "Whop of Saliabury, made his triennial visitatuni
here on Monday', when a confirmation took place in the
church, and several candidates were admitted to the
sacred right.
FEVER. —We are sorry to hear that the Nations
School here has been closed for the pest fortnight in
con•equeoce of a Case of scarlet fever having occurred
in the heiglihodllBo I, in a family attending the school.
This locality suffered Much front this scourge la 4
autumn, and we sincerely hope Amity ble spared another
visitation.

THE approaching departure of the excellent incumbent
of this place, the Rev. IL S. Hutchings, is looked
forward to with the deepest regret by the whole neigh-
bourhood. Tbe Bishop. of Salisbury has conferred on
him the vicarage of Alderburv, with Pitton and Farley
annex-d. in the county of Wilts, vacant by the Cession
of the Rev. Newton ',mart. He is secretary of the
Diocesan Church Building Association, and Diocesan
lospeetor of Schools. The living is in the gift of Mrs.
E. Hodgson; population, 362. The Rev. Lester Lester,
of Swanage, is to be the new inoumbent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

KiNSON.

A Ntw CASE. —W. Lnther4 was ramrnoned for
selling beer during prohibited hours on the previous
Sunday, namely at half•past 11 o'clock in the morn-
ing. It appeared that the defendant took out a
license under the late act of the Chancellor of
Fichequer, for selling email beer, but that "small" as
it was, it made people drunk, and that frequently
people who had drunk of it were seen reeling about
the road in a state of drunkenness, as people were
leaving church. Hitherto people selling small beer
have been allowed to do so with impunity at all
.bours, but Superintendent 13aynton considered that
'the evil in this case was Nanette t little too glaring.
He accordingly sent one or his men in plain clothes,
and the ease was proved indisputably. The Bench
fined the defendant and coats.

i *he
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

_ rest / had
. time sly ocittgh wo. completely
Sossed..thcougUiertssiater..witl—L -,4•44,05a1a
Thilkies% simple -
, oil/Mese 'of

- -bog
in any wena;lly4ougsethrlnt Proper.
"'Yours resPeetfully,
"FRANCES RIGGS."
One trial will prove their extraordinary propertied.
Sold in Bores at 70. and Is. Ijd.
Prepared only by EVANS, late PROUD, CH111118;
DO,4OHkaT ,
The above Medicines art( se/4 au f respectable_
Chemist. everywhere, and wholesale by the London
Agents—Mesars. Barclay and Sons, Messrs. Sutton and
Co., Edwards, Banger, Cleaver, Newberry, and others.
N.B. Those who have oesuion to write to the Pro-
prietor are particularly requested to address their letters
—Ev.s.iga, Chemist, Dorchester.
PROUD'S REMEDY POE THE ITCH,
.Virithout the least smell, • certain Cure in • few days.
The iirttating, troublmorue, and exeeedingly infec-
tious diatinse, so often the ware. of the greatest
. _ _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

I

ADr*iRTIS:

EP' ;ERS:
AD v ER'fftrr 24t G has grown with the
extension of newspapers, and the "wants" of .11
clause are now made publie through the medium of the
prem. As a matter of course oheapties3 is a great
consideration. Desirous of acting in the spirit of the
times, we aneounoo that advertisements of the " want,d"
class will be inserted in the newspapers published by
the "CHURCH AND COUNTRY NZWBPAPER COMPANY
(Lnarre.o)" having a Circulation of

UPWARDS OF 12,000 PER WEEK,
on the following terms, to be paid in advance
TRIRTIr•FIVIC WORDS for .„ ... Two SHILLINGS.
Every additional eigbt words ... Sixpence.
The following dames of advertisements may be plaoed
before
to

3TrTr- -P05,000 -REaDElitr-
at the above ebeggea
Situation, W ',Domestic Elerven
Situation Partne rsh ips Wanted,t
Sales by, ?rivet') Contntek Money Wanted,
HoUses•Waitted. Money to be Lent,
Houses to be Let, Miscellaneous Wan ts,
Apartment" Wonted, Artistes Lost and Found,
A/Art=4%l4,in e 14t, &c.
Salesy natation, and tiade annettneements inserted
at moderate charges.
This .4 Ise found a most advantageous medium for
all classes el advertisessents,as the papers bane a huge
eirculatiel aalotigst the nobility, clergy, and gentry of
the dill**, while they Ars the favourite news sheets of
the industrial idolise&

information afforded, and time contracte entered into
at any itAtlf °Mon, in Donet, Somerset, and Wilts—
by Mr. ,i2ffnititrVlC Poor, Dorchester; Office 12, St.
Mary•stroat, Weymouth ; Tucker's Library, Bridport ;
Mr. C.-W. Millard, Blandford; Sydenham's Libraries,
Poole and Bournemouth; Mr. W. Poole, Yeovil; Mr.
Roe, Printes, galiairary, or throagh any of our Corres•
pondinib Amami oi. whom, through the favour and
patronage of the Parochial Mom aro have one in every
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

CHARMINSTE&

A PUGILISTIC EMI:OI,NT= AND ITS RESULTS.
On Saturday last, David Bailey, a gentleman who
has been familiar with the polies court from his
youth up, was charged before H. Williams, Esq.,
and Major Astell, with assaulting Francis Walden,
and Elizabeth, his wife at Burton, on the 3rd of
October. —Mr. Weston appeared for the com-
plainants. It appeared that Walden, of the Sun
Inn, Burton, connects, with his business of publican,
that also of pig dealer, and that among his numerous
customers was the defendant Bailey. Some two or
three weeks since the oomplainant sold the defen-
dant a pig for 265. A. sovereign was paid at the
time, and 6s. was allowed to stand against his credit.
After the defendant had kept the pig several days
he complained that it did not feed as he could
wish and that it did not turn out to his expectation.
The complainant accordingly agreed to take
it back at the same price it was sold
for, provided it was in as good condition.
The pig was sent back, when it was found to have
gone backwards several pounds in weight, and
Walden resold it for El. When defendant called
for the money, complainant offered to go partaere
with him in the loss. As the loss was 6s. he agreed
to throw of 4s. himself and deduct 2s. from the
amount he returned the defendant. Defendant
grumbled, but took the money, and sometime after.
ward returned to the house, went into the kitohen,
where complainant was standing, and knocked him
dawn. As complainant was rising he knocked him
down a second time. Complainant's wife, who had
come in the meantime wished to know why he was
acting so cruelly and unmanly, when defendant
swore he would get a great deal more blood
out of him yet if he did not pay up the 2.. he
had kept back for the pig, and that if she interfered
he would knock her down too. Complainant again
rose and defendant knocked him and hie wife both
down into the fire, and said he would not allow
him ever to go out of that kitchen alive. After
this, on the same evening, when defendant returned
to the house and was refused drink, be threatened
he would "serve out" the complainant more
severely another time. —The Bench committed him
for a month'shard labour without the eption of a fine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10

otaes,
The
Clover,
Mann r

e Air- •
)1, .

'VIEWS OF DORBETSHIRE VOLUN-
TEER ENCAMPMENT AT WEST
LIILWORTH.
No. 1.-Bbovrlng the whole Battalion in fore-
ground (taken by dm kind permia- s. d.
lion of Colonel Nowa and °facers),
large
~ 9.—Jut returr;ed from drill large ... 6 0
~3. Yen between tenta damning for dinner,
„ 4.—Who of the Officered the Battalion,
50
„ s.—B=ord Corps 5 0
„ 001T4 .••• 5 0,,
„ 7.—Wimborn• Corp& ••• ••• ••• 5 "
„ B.—General view 0 '
„ 9. —General cabinet dee . ... 1 6
~10.—Part of the 011icera of the Battalion,
large figures 5 0
11.—Return from dinner, Sr 6 ... 2 6
„ U.—Album views, variona, each ... 1 0
„ 13.-Bturminater Newton Corp., large ... 5 0
AU the above show the Earanipment, Village, Cora,
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