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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09


WARM WELL INCLOSIIRE.

NVEIEREAS an application for the Inclosure
of WARM WELL FIELD, WARM WELL
HEATH, and COORS LANDS, situate in the Parish
of Warroweli, in the County of Dorset, has been duly
made to "The Inclosure Commisdoners of England and
Wales," pursuant to the provisions of "The Act for
Inoloenre, Exchange, and Improvement of Land;"
And whereas the said Application has been referred
by the mid Commissioners to me, an Assistant Com-
missioner, duly appointed under the said AA,
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. that I shall hold •
meeting on the 22nd day of MAY instant, at the hour
of Eleven in the forenoon, at No. 3, Old Square,
Lincoln's Inn in the County of Middlesex, for the pur-
pose of hearing any Objections which may be made to
the proposed Inolosare, and any Information or
Evidence which may be offered in relation thereto.
Witness my hand this 3rd day of May, 1866
N. WEVRERALL,
Assistant Inclosure Commissioner.

Prise 2s. Id., per post Si. Bd.
NOW READY.

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dames, and treatment- 'lson Throg.
Loryn_etts, Brooollirk‘ Onnson sad Asthma. By
ROBERT HUNTER, N.D., late Sattor- of the New
York Journal of Dimino of the Offeet. 40., ka- With
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

HENRY WEBBER,

(8000R88011 TO JOHN WZBSCH AND BONO
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1770,
DORSET BUTTER AGENT, CHEESE FACTOR, AND PROVISION MERCHANT.
No. 1, BREWER STREET, GOLDEN SQUARE, LONDON, W.
MERCHANTS SHIPPERS EXPORTERS, THEIR AGENTS, WHOLESALE BUYERS, C ITNTBY
SHOPKEEPERS AND GASH PITECHASERS.
May ,ff.cta oonsiderable saving in their purchases, and choose from a large and ever-varying Stock of
BRITISH AND FOREIGN PROVISIONS, AT
HENRY WEBBER'S
CHEESE AND PROVISION WAREHOUSE,
No. 1. BREWER STREET, GOI,DEN SQUARE.
AB articles the Direct Cash Purchase or Consignment from the Producer, thereby saving all intermediate
Merchants' profit.
ARRIVALS OF DORSET BUTTER DAILY. I FRIESLAND BUTTER, MONDAY AND FRIDAY
JERSEY BETTER, MONDAY AND THURSDAY. •
The prmoipsl Cheese Fla. and Markets atteaged in Wiltshire, Sameraetahim
ind Cbemhbp,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

MANUFACTURED BY THE PATENTEE.

ATOUNG'S PATENT PARAFFINE OIL.
J. YOUNG'S PATENT PARILFFINE LAMPS.

Paraffins Light Company.—Sole London Wholesale
House, No. 19, Bucklersbury, London, B.C.
Purchase only where the card is shown, bearing our
Trade Mark.

CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM, SPASMS, &a.
c.A.-o-rioiv..-"irr Cl-I.A.NOMR-Y."

C I-1- IA 0 R 0 I)
VICB-CadirCELLOR WOOD stated that Dr. J. Collis Browne was undoubtedly the
V Inventor of Chlorodyne. Eminent hospital Physicians of London stated that Dr. J. Celia Browni:, was the
dimoverer of Chlorodyne; that they prescribe it largely, and mean no other than Dr. Browne s.—See
July 13th, 1864. The public, therefore, are cautioned against using any other than Dr. J. COLLIS BROWNS'
CM.ORODYNE. THIS INVALUABLE REMEDY produces quiet refreshing sleep, relieves pain, calms the
system, restores the deranged functions, and stimulates healthy action of the secretions of the body.
Earl Russell has 'graciously favoured J. T. Davenport with the following extract of a despatch from
Mr. Webb, H.B.M.'s Consul at Manilla, dated Sept. 17, 1864 :—"The remedy most efficacious in its effects
in Epidemic Cholera) has been found to be Cinkaonvira, and with a small quantity given to me_ by
Dr. Burke I have saved several lives." Earl Russell communicated to the College of Physicians, that be had
received a despatch from Her Majesty's Consul at Manilla, to the effect that Cholera had been raging fear-
fully, and that the ONLY remedy of any service was Cabouonvwx..—See "lancet," December 81, 1864.
No home ahhuld be without It Bold in bottles, 2a ed and 4a64. Sent free, on receipt of stamps, by
J. 'T, DAVIC{PORT, 83, Greet Buseellotreet, London, AV.O,, sole manufacturer, Mame putsuliSri
MOP with* tA• WI 1141_11 001441 IVOV?he't CritiMedYtte on the GOTollll4tot 80401 - -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

VIEY4-01JTH.

Tun Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury bas
licensed the Rev. William Cooper, Clerk, M.A., to
the Curacy of Melcombe Regis, Dorset
THE WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND RAILWAY,—
The public have again been disappointed. It was
confidently expected that the line would be opened
for passenger traffic yesterday. The officials at the
Weymouth station, in the early part of last week,
received information that it would be opened, but a
telegram announced that the openimg mod be de-
fenvd, and the long looked-for event is again is.
volved in uncertainty. Several alterations are being
made at the Weymouth station, and perhaps it Is
the intention of the railway companies not to open
the line until these are complete&
FATAL ACCIDENT. —An accident, attended with
fatal results, occurred on Saturday. It appears
that a boy named Bat& about eight years of
age, was at Lytchet Farm, near Chickerell,
working with his uncle. They were engaged
in rolling, and on the roller being started,
the uncle saw the lad sitting on the shafts. He
desired him to get off, and did not know but that
he had obeyed the command, but after having pro-
oeeded about 60 yards he found the roller jump, and
on looking back saw the boy on the ground, the
roller having gone over him. He picked him up,
and conveyed him immediately to Weymouth, but
the poor lad died before he reached his home.
BOROUGH SESSIONS, May S.—Before J. A.
Devenish, Fisq.--STZLLING FLOUR.—Robert Carter
was charged with stealing 17 lb.. of flour, the
property of his master, Mr. Talbot —Prosecutor said
he was • miller and baker, and prisoner was
an engine driver in his employ. On Saturday
afternoon, about one o'clock, as witness was passing
the mill-house he saw prisoner tying up a small bag
of flour. Witness went into the mill but could not
see prisoner, but afterwards saw him in the engine-
room. He asked him where he had placed the bag
of floor, when he replied that he had not had any.
A few minutes afterwards he °barged him with
stealing the flour, which however he denied, and
asked him to seek for it, which he did, and found it
concealed on the boiler, in a basket covered with
waste. He brought it to prisoner, when he did not
deny having committed the offence, but said it was
the first time he had done each a thing, The value
of the flour was 2s. 6d. He afterwards gave the
prisoner in custody.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and
was remanded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

MBasalt and T. ENSOR pate Basa and Engon)
begs to announce that his next SALE of FAT
end STORE STOCK will be held at his
REPOSITORY,
Opposite the South• Western Station, near the
South Walks, on SATURDAY, MAY 13,
1665, commencing at Twelve o'clock precisely
with the Heifers and Calves. Stabling and Keep for
Stook sent the day before the Sale provided at
Moderate Charges. Early Entries are requested so
that due rablicrty may be given.
All Lots to be paid for immediately after the Sale, and
no lot taken away without an Order, to be obtained at
the office on the Sale ground.
PARBINT Emma:
6 Fat Heifers.
. 15 Barreners.

4 Bulls
10 Dsiry 00, sqme with mires The property of
and the others in fall milk Mr. WILLIS. leas-
2-year-old in-milf Heifers ling his Farm at
2 Dratr•old ditto Stratton.
SS Cows and Heifer with Calves.
IS Tat Oelrea. e
3 ?we in fall intik. ss.
40 me Fat Down Wethers.
SO
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9-0 ditto.
10 ditto.
4 Hoes Ewers, 1 Stag.
80 rat Down Ewes.
14 ditto.
10 ditto.
30 Wether Hogs.
100 Chaser Down Hogs, sound.
80 Chaser Hon. Hogs, sound, the property of Mr.
CI3IOI, Stratton.
40 Fat Down Lambe.
30 Fat cross-bred ditto.
. 20 Fat Lambs.
l 0 Fat Honi ditto.
150 Horn Lambsossany of them fit for the butcher, late
the property of Jausa DAVI.I4 Esq., of hieloombe,
deceased.
At the Repository, adjoining the PLI7IIII Or FIATHLREI
hts, at Four o'clock.
8 Seperior Cart Horses, the property of Mr. House,
Miring Dram Farm.
, Block Home, 3 years, sound, good in hornet..
Bay Cart Colt, 3 years, quiet in harness.
Iron Gray 2 year-old ditto.
Chesnut Mare, 7 years, quiet in harness.
2 Grey and 1 Chesnut Homes, suitable for 'Bus
work.
I Bay Horse, "Walton," 15j hands, sound, remarkably
clever bunter.
2 eeetttleart Horses.
WOOL FAIR,
MONDAY, MAY 15, 1565,

Ut R. T. ENSOR will hold his ANNUAL
BALE of STOCK at the above Fair. Early
entries are requested, and Stock settled for the same
evening if required.
PHESMIT ENTEILS :
411 3 Fat Heifers.
3 Fat Heavy Qxen.
• 4 very fresh Working Oxen.
2 fresh Barreners.
' 18 Heifers and Calves.
3 3-year-old Barren Heifers.
1 2-year-old ditto.
2-year-old
40 Fat Ewes.
21 Fat Horn Ewes.
20 Fat Lambs.
Brown Horse, 5 years, 15 heads, sound, good in
Ineness.
Roan Cart %WINN good in harness.
4year-oklOart Colt.
• 1 Waggon, 3 Dung Putts, 4 sets of Harness, Pony
Phaeton and Harness.
Expense of Hurdles, Cow Ties, Advertising, and Cate-
logses included in the commission of 14 per cent.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

CERNE _ ABBAS.

A CoNorsr of vocal and instrumental music was
given at the National Sehool•room on Friday last, under
the direction of Mr. James. The instrumental portions
consisted of the "Overture to Tancredi," violin and
piano; violin and harmonium solos, Mr. James, of
Plymouth; pianoforte Fantasia, Miss James; pianoforte
duet, Mr. James, of Bruton, and Miss James. All
these were well executed, hut especial praise must be
awarded to the violin solo, De Beriot. Mrs. James
' gave great satisfaction in the song, "Dearer than the
daybeams,' and Miss "James received an encore to
"Thou art so far," when she gave "Kathleen Mavour.
neen." A similar honour awaited Mrs. James's song,
"I'll be no submissive wife," and Parry's celebrated
comic duet, "The Singing lesson," sung by Mr. Brown,
of Maiden Newton, and Mr. W. Rogers, of Sydling.
In the second part Mrs. and Miss James sang
"Whet are the wild waves saying ?" in capital style,
After a recitation in the Cornish dialect, by Mr.
T. James, Miss James sang • sweet ballad of her
father's own composition. Mr. Rogers then sang •
comic song—two in fact--one being given as an micore.
A comic duet by Mr. and Mrs. James then followed,
which was re-demanded, but not repeated on account of
the lateness of the hour. The choruses (the number of
which we hope will be increased at Mr. James's next
concert), were well given by some members of the Germs
choir, under the direction of Mrs. James, the organist.
The best, perhaps, was "The Wreath," by Marsinghi.
On the whole the concert was a very successful one,
and we venture to promise a larger audience if a similar
one is given in future.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 9, 1866.

From the central heart of the great Metro-
polis the religious impulses imparted by the
May meetings will now begin to throb
throughout the country ; and wgs babe gkilt
delight in reiklinding air readers of a little
hire gathering in the immediate neighbour-
hood of Dorchester, which never fails to
present to our mind's eye the true image of
church and parochial effort in the cause of
Christian missions. We allude to the Reb.
Reginald Smith's annual gathering and inte-
resting hospitalities at West Stafford, this
year appointed to take place on Wednesday,
the 17th instant.—The meeting will be at the
usual evening hour of Divine Service, at half-
past six; and we cannot imagine a more
agreeable walk for a more gratifying object
than that to and from the quaint little church
and rectory, situated not much more than a
couple of miles from Dorchester. On a
fine summer's evening, we have had our
ears regaled by the notes of the nightingales
that sing near Rockhampton in returning from
this very scene. Every one repairing thither
on such occasions is soon made to feel the
' hearty welcome of a genuine hospitality, and
we believe also is constrained to catch the
spirit of zeal by which the whole of this
little demonstration is prompted. The
missionary flag floats over the tower and
porch—the red cross banner of England—
for that is literally the flag under which the
Gospel menage is carried to all nations.
I Who cares to inquire to which of the great
missionary orgatuzations of our Church, this
week alluded to in another column, the
meeting pertains. Enough, that sanctioned
and encouraged by our Bishops and Clergy,
the field is amply wide enough for both
the Church Missionary and Propagation
Societies. Nay, we think it is by taking
advantage of such opportunities as this that
those who from circumstances may be more
particularly attached to the one society, may
show their good will, pot only to the other,
but to the good and holy cauae at large. In
a Church which boasts like ours of perfect
liberty of conscience, it is indeed well that
there should be different religious associa-
tions working together, and yet aecommo-
datMg their views to the dietyain, phadet of
opiniQp paffiiithg with* tlf* As,* That
•

our great Missionary Associations co-operate
heartily in their one common cause is well
established by the good feeling manifested
betwixt their missionaries abroad. Let us
emulate this at home, and know no distinc-
tion betwixt Paul and Apollos, since "it is
God that giveth the increase."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

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"Use VisIaZIVINE as a Diet."
Vide Tns Timas, September 26th.
Only Prise Medal Corn Flour Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."
NOTICE TO INVENTORS.
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Printed instructions (gratis) as to the COST of
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and assistance in disposing of or working inventions. Branch
offices and agencies In every continental state, and In America.
Established 30 years. Full Information as to expired or existing
patents at home and abroad.—Apply personally or by letter to
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7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.O.
Ii the Chief Office of the -
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY.
J. W. O)IA,M, Secretary.

THOMSON'S PRIZE MEDAL CRINLONES
COMBINE ELEGANCE AND LATRST FASHION
Are always stamped with a CROWN,
SOLD tlr GOOD DRAPERS EVERYWHERE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

LAMBING SEASON.

WHITTEN'S VEGETABLE EMBROCA-
TION (established 50 years) is well known
as the beet remedy ever produced for the prevention and
cure of gangrene in Lambing Ewes.
Thousands have been, and may be saved by Its use.
Any purchaser will have his money returned by the
Agent if jibe known to fail, after using it according to
the directions.

A certain cure for Cute, Bruises, Sprains, Swellings,
desperate Flesh Wounds, Broken Knees, Sore Shoulders,
Greasy Heels, Inflammation in Cows' Udders, Mange
in Dogs, etc.
Equally valuable for the Human Subject. —Soso
atimonials.
Sold in bottles 2.8. 6d. (for Cattle), is. lid. (for the
Inman Subject).
Agent for Dorchester: k J. Evans, High East-street.
Proprietors—Parr and Atherton, Long-row, iNot-
tingham.

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testimonials.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

DENT'S TURRET CLOCKS.

rrHE attention of public bodiee, gentlemen
and others, is respectfully requested to the im-
provements made in the construction of Cleat' suitable
for Stables, Churohes, and other large Buildings, by the
late E. J. and F. Dent, Clock and Chronometer Makers
to the Queen, and the late Priem Consort, and makers
of the GREAT CLOCK for the 1101:78/313 OF PARLIA-
ko. Tenet Clocks with Compensation
Pendulum, adj‘sted for variations of temperature, to
work the ban& ril dials of y size from 1 foot to 30
fast dimmaster.
DINT, 61, Wand, ad=Coatt's Bank, and M
.11" Zen.,

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L is C,
AT the last Trial. of the BAS.Z at
Newcastle, time PM., welt 4 oat of the 6
PITO Priam offered, Shim that time they have Wan
"An &gland Ohanmien Prism. They are
light, and osoomakal. Primo from £8 to EA
May be oblitsil of all erst elan IroomoogeellsVi
la I to, or Ilhoot from the
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

. PETER DROMMOND & Co..
PRESTON ROAD NURSERY,
YEOVIL, SOMERSET.

PETER DRITXMOND k Co.
have much pleasure in informing the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry, and public in gunnel, that they have one of
the most unique and extensive collections of
BEDDING PLANTS
k the Klemdain, numbering at least 150,000, now reedy
for sale, It was through the exertions of P. D., in
porcskst Bedding Plants were find offered to the
et the late low prices; but P. D. & Co. beg to
m intending purchasers that they are cow prepared
to oiler each advantages as hays not been equalled in
the Male. The plants are well established in 4-ineh
and 5-inch pots, but many kinds can be supplied in
Move pots at greatly reduced plea.
P. D. k Co. beg to call special attention to Mr. J.
flestt's well-known collections of Variegated-leaved
Geraniums. Upwards of 20,000 alone—Centaurs'', and
all kinds of Varispted and Frosted-leaved Plants.
Priced lists now reedy, and may be had free on
application.
P. D. & Co. have for sale a fine and extensive 'colic*.
ten of Ornamental Coniferous Tree', Shrubs, Roses,
Fruit and Forest Trees, all regularly transplanted and
In a perfect state for removal to any distance.
In all orders for Bedding Planta,
PLARTS OP VALUI ASS PUT IA TO HELP PAT CARRIAGE.

INrs
Purlieu, _
having annually
Bedding Plants
yeah previous wu
Wee this opportunity
enuottraitement
Innwriadge he
earl Nursery
to sive ,
llthmsta to
and rueful att.
The business .
PITIM DUD/MOND
reattested that all letters,
Inll—
Kean&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

SEIROTON.

Etthrzzuntartr.—On—i—ot;d—a-i,. May let, at Etter-
minster Newton, before Marwood Yeatman, Req., and
the Rev. H. T. Bower, Thomas Quaife was brought
up on remand charged with embezzling certain sums,
amounting to £5 13e. 10d., the property of Mr. C.
Godwin, brewer, Shroton.—Prisoner pleaded guilty to
receiving the money, but said he had no feloniotui inten-
tion in not accounting for it. The magistrates
aentenoed the prisoner to six months' imprisonment with
hard labour.

LYDLINCH.
PARHAM'S BANKIICIPTCY.—The question between the
father,in-law of this bankrupt and the assignees baring
been arranged by the former paying £5OO and keeping
the goods, the bankrupt has obtained kin order of dis-
charge.

Jr is confidently stated that Monsignors Manning is
to be the new !famish Archbishop of Westminster.
Ere HILNEY DTIIOI2I, the hereditary champion of
England, died on Friday.
ienwersi.em the lair et ,Adadial Wang km
melted in • verdis. ci timpomity -
A holler imploded in Hansen warn MUM, ti!l
Yonday aflemoon. and killed three men eel stair id,
and.eisided three or four men very badly. lie biller
had been examined not long before, and was Thought to
be in good working condition.
IN consequence of the itrike among the artisans and
labourers at Plymouth, and of the interferenoe of the
union men with others willing to work, the Government
has, it is said, determined to suspend for the present all
progress in the construction of the fortifications in that
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

FItAMPTON.

frBE SOLD—a large quantity of LARCH,
SPRUCE, and other RAILS and POLES.
b Also, a largo quantity of LARCH, SPRUCE, and
0 Olga PILES all sharpened ready for use.—Apply to
Mr. Damns, Fasespiess.

SHORTEST AND QUICKEST PASSAGE TO
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
(No Ausporta required by this Line.)
BE MONTREAL OCEAN
4,N, 1 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP
•e" COMPANY'S STEAMERS Sail from
LIVERPOOL every THURSDAY, as
follows :
MORAVIAN ... May 11 PERUVIAN ...
' 11KfilIAN „ • 18 HIBERNIAN
NOVA *Milk , 25
Calling at LONDONDZIMT every IPRIDLT, to take se
beard Passengers and Mails.
Farm.— First Cabin to Quebec:, £lB 18a., £l5
and £l3 IN, according to accommodation.
• 9rl3lltAflg. —To Quebec, New York, and Boston,
MU; Children under Twelve, half price, Infanta
under Twelve Months, £l. Is.
Quickest and Cheeped route to the Western State..
Passengers booked by all the principal Railways to all
of Canada and the United States, at very low
For Passage, apply to
WILMM SBARLE & CO.
15, Water... Seek 4v&pooI;
In Londonderry, to
WILLIAM SEARLE 004 Toibitreet.

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TON ROAD NURSERY,
YEOVIL, SOMSBABT.

HHAVING disposed of my- Yeovil Nursery to
my late Sept., Mr. P. Drummond, I have now
to thank the public for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon me in this branch of my business, and to solicit for
the present proprietor • kind share of that favour which
be meet honourably merits.
(Signed) JOHN SCOTT.
Yeovil, April 15th, 1865.
PETER DRUM-
MOND,
Having purchased the above Nursery with the entire
Stook•in-Trade, begs to inform the Nobility, Clergy,
Gentry, and public in general, that for the last Seven
- he hag had the entire mansaftement of the above
the amnging and planting of the whole
/ planted out upwards of 30,C05
, for display and trial, also for many
was foreman of the Marriott Nurseries,
*may of thanking all patrons for the
shown him, And trusts that the
haa acquired in the science of Gardening
badness in all its branches, will enable
satisfaction in the execution of all orders
him which shall always receive his prompt
attendee.
will be carried on under the firm of
tc Co., and it is partionbraly
orders, tee., be addressed in
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

IMPORTANT NOTICE ! I !

IV THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF
any suffering from Bile,lndigestion, and Torpid Liver,
they should immediately take FROUD'S COMPOUND
HEPATIC PILLS.—They are the best remedy for Bile,
Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Unpleasant Taste of
Mouth in the Morning, Headache, Sickness or Nausea,
Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming in the Head,
Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach, Low
Spirits, Pains in the Shoulden and Back, a Dry and
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Costive State
of Bowels, Singing Noises in the Head, Distension of
the Stomach after Food, Uneasiness after Eating and
Drinking, Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, a Dry
Cough, Irritability of Temper ; also act very gently and
efficaciously upon the Liver, Liberate Bile, Disperse
Wind, and Strengthen the whole Frame.—They are
gentle and pleasant in their operation, require no con-
finement, nor alteration of diet; and may be taken
with perfect safety by both sexes of all ages—These
Pills are not represented as a panacea for every die'
order of the body, like most of the modern ?stack
medicines,but for those disorders which are immediately
connected with the liver and Stomach—Sold by all
ere.sxectable Chemists everywhere, in boxes, le. lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-09

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

CH ALLING.

FURIOUS DRP7IN(3.— At the Wi in borne Petty Sessions,
on Friday, Thomas Daniels', of Dedlington, in the
parish of Challing, was summoned by Mr. H. Charles
Burt with furiously driving two horses at length in a
waggon without reins, on the turnpike road between
Wimborne and Cranhottrne. The ram, who is in the
employ of Mr. John Porter, was drunk at the time, and
Mr. Burt had the greatest difficulty to avoid being run
over. The Bench fined the prisoner 18s. including
oosts, to be paid in a fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

LONGHAM.

DRUNK AND DlRORDRfitt—Stephen Head, farmer,
ant W. Cooinbe, labourer, were summoned to appear
before the Wareham Petty Sessions, on Friday, for
being drunk and fighting in the public road opposite
the Pare Drop beer-house. It appeared that Head
commenced the quarrel end he was fined Li 10s., in-
cluding costs, and Coombs LI, Including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

DEVIZES.

TAKING THE VEIL —A ceremony which, if ever
before witnessed in Devizes, has not been seen here since
the ep,soopate of Francis Mallet, the last Roman Catholic
Bishop of Salisbury, was witnessed on Wednesday at
"St. Joseph's Church,"—being no less than the reception
of a postulant of the habit of the" bisters of the Con-
gregation of St. Joseph," and the admission of • novice
of several years' standing to the Order as a " nun
I professed." The postulant (Miss Sarah Smith) arrayed
lin an evening toilet of white muslin head wreath, Ito.,
occupied a fald-stool near the after, when Bishop
Clifford entered, with two priests and four aoolothists,
when the usual rites and ceremonies were gone through,
and the Mother Superior was ordered to cut off the
superfluity of the young lady's hair, and divest her
"of the vanity of worldly dress." During the absence of
the candidate for the purpose of making these trans-
formations, the Psalm, In exilic was sung. On the
sister's return in sombre block, some formularies com-
pleted the office of induction on her behalf ; when
",Sister Mary Josephine" (late Miss Elizabeth Toomey
of Chippenhatn, teacher of the R.C. poor school here)
was admitted by a process varying but little from the
above, and made the " vows of poverty, chastity and
obedience."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

ant, ile lekter et my
ity o' yourn npaid
gin 2 uppen their i's
slave

show

down.
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a grate
2 me,

means i . .
nter4 a c my show , a aeons to
rat nprlpriocin
&sort o' skool in A teach boathAF 6 , 04/ sabir
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t table.] Silette, I era, jentlemtin. ,
mitt hart dun speekin pit. I've a
"2 tawk 'bout of it'll onnyllissen '
. .
'w tell l'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

WARMINSTER.

Ws regret to hear of the oontinsed ill-health of Che
Rev. Prebendary Fa.ne. He is stiff in Switserland,
whither he went some time niece hs the hope of
regaining his etrength ; but the laht meow received of
him conveys, we are sorry to say; no hatter
amount.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

car; iiietiao'
that they are e
this particular,
on Saturday'
baring
ently

s meeting
indelptnd

wit jeneral
,ar.) toe,— in OMB of oath r-
J receive to-thirls of the value, •
full amount they Insured for,
If • member lost beast
-ler at half
hi
say
the

one _
I their regular
fader ouch rules he _ a
ais own risk. But its benero•
too' 'et half the loss, then he
with a few alterations
the emergency. He
bad said, as to pre-
into Dorset. After
of ' - that the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

CERNE ABBAS.

Pgrry SIMMONS, Wednesday.— Before Lord Digby,
J. E. Bridge, Esq., and the Rev. C. W. Bingham.—
Edward Willie and Henry Willis, both of Sherborne,
were summoned by Superintendent Brown, for cruelly
ill-treating three horses in the parish of Buckland
Newton. The case was proved by P.C. Strange.
Edward Willis was lined £2, and 7s. costs, and
Henry Willis, who did not appear, .£3 and 7s. oasts.
—John Andrews, of Hermitage, was summoned
by the police for obstructing the highway by leaving
his horse and cart near the New Inn at Cerne, on
the 14th of November. Fined 10s. including costa.
• Arthur Corbin, of Maiden Newton, was brought
up in custody, charged with stealing 2.8. from the
dwelling-house of Robert Wills, of Frome St.
Quinton, the property of his daughter, Jane Wills,
on the 20th November. In consequence of his
having been in custody a week, the magistrates
passed a lenial sentence on.him-7 days' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

V.

BY "MOSS 6.meitanuo TIMEGRAPII.

• (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
MARK-LANE, MONDAY, Dsc. 4.
• Dry samples &gaged hank at fully last Monday,s
currency, but drop parcels were very &Moult of disporl.
Barley ru/ed toleraily firm, Malt unaltered. Oats, the
supply ot whieh warn large, sold at fun prices. Beans
• sad per sour, and last Monday's prices were sop-
:-
il
Ad. Rear lirr,
.11- • ---
awarsiiieniN

CATTLE ILARKITT, Dia. 4.
.o,thrridy seltedli noderate, sales slow at late rates'
"Sheep wee tolerably Arm, bat sales were effected with
LllCint• di/acuity. Calves rather higher. Pigs in fair
. .

request st fall prloen.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

'Tuesday. L—Raie by ldr. Walter Elliott, at his stores,
Downes-steeet, Bridport, of Furniture, tut
Derahcstor County Court.
Wednesday, 6.—Orsaberne (Dorset) Fair.
Bridport County Court.
• Meeting o( the members of the Melplaish A
tural Soaker at the Greyhound Hotel,
Bridport.
Thursday, V. —l3tarm4oster Agricultural Society Anal-
, versa:lt
Weymouth County Court.
Arriday. R.—Wareham County Court.
Illatiltday.l.--ehristmas Show and fiede dFit Stock at
?dr. Fusor's Repository, Dorribetter.
Auction of Fat and other Btore at Winoantoo,
Scimerset, by Mr. Robert Laver.
•Mmday. IL —l3landford Couitty Court.
Ruction at theeines Arms }dotal, Dorchester,
of the remaining portion al Toiler Forcer=
Beate by Messrs. Chinnock, Galsworthy,
and Co.
Tosadat 12.—Ittoundou to London (G.W.R.) Smith-
field Cattle Show,
•

,

HUNTING APPOENTMENTS.

Mr. Badelol.'2
Orors-40 IL

Hounds—Thursday, Phidishinton

• south vnit. Hounds—Wednesday, Woociyates
Inn ; Friday, Southleigh—at 1O4&
'Mr. Walter Flower's Harriers—Wednesday, Druid's
Head; Friday, Mr. Bead's Pond—at IL
Vie Lasgport Harriers (Mr. Pitman's)--Thureday,
• Marta* Station ; Saturday, Drayton—at 10.45.
told Poitinsore's Hounds—Wednesday, Fast Campton ;
4-Friday, Look; Saturday, Corwaorabe—at U.
Tedworth Hounds— (this day), Pattie Gate,
luuday, Itaniriden&vene , Ooomb Wood.
t j-
.r ',rot
Th •
—4l2lraketoor Vale' Boundw-.Wedneedsy, Hturtrw's
lodge; Friday, Canning's Uourt ; Saturday, Boning.
tea—at U.
Vbe New ForesitHennda—Tneeday (this day), Breeken-
hunt Staten ; Thursday, Trafalgar ; Saturday, Burley
Park—at 10.45,
rre Fart Dorset .Hounds—Tueeday (this day), Park
Fenn, near Giffin' gbam ; Thundag, Bipbbanapton
etturday, 17ddens—at 10.45. V,Cllii•••
'the Tyne Hounds (Mr. A. Whieldores)- Teeeday (this
day), layerstoke Housa4Thursday, Ewburst Park;
Saturday, the fltata,- balere—sa 10.45.
The Duke of Beardert's Eleauda—Triewlay (this day),
Bashion ; Wednesday, Newton Lodge • Thursday,
„Barton Village Fridspi Sower Woods Bawdily,
; Bellavington—at 10.3111vhare .

1 I. hr
u.t,t aLLEN DAB..
.., , ti.—Tamilswkasegth a aiiy m. 89m.
ii.‘ . 41.—Wedassispeololas, Bishop of Myrs, in
se., • kola.
1.„.. 7.—Thatoday.—Do4istsseed Bh. 39m.
4,. 8.-Iriday.--Coussisliso se the Blessed Virgin
egt
....844mziav L.., 2.--Setnsday CMOs* shooting ends.
j , 2. agsday in Advent. Lessons :
.„, lisisir v, Acts x; Evening, Isaiah
b., axis, 1; t. James iii.
4, 11.—Mon4ay.—Lay breaks sh. 42m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

CRICKLADE.

EXTRAORDINARY MARRIAGE.-011 Monday, at Crick.
lade St. Sampson Church, the worthy vicar, the key.
F. Dyson, joined together in holy matrimony Elisabetb
Gee, aged 33 years, and only 33 inches in height, and
William Gee, an oil veteran in Her Majesty's service,
with three medals, and whose height is five feet nine
inches. The parties reside at Horsley Down, in the
parish of Cricklade, and the bridal party were conveyed
to church in • carriage and pair, repplied by Host Lana.
down, of the White Horse. The novelty of the mar.
riage attracted much attention, and a large number of
persons attended the church. The scene at tbe hymeneal
altar was novel in the extreme, the diminsitive bride.
well-grown bridegroom, and the tall and upright figure
of the worthy vicar presenting a remarkable eentrask
A large crowd assembled outside the church and Loudly
cheered the bride and bridegroom,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

TROWBRIDGE.

A FrtiviitAl. it CArrhxz•zbiurr.—The other even.
ing a strange bight was to be seen in • churchyard
laver Trowbridge, viz, • funeral by candle-light. It
!ware that the clergyman appointed to meet a
funeral party at the church at half-peat three in the
afternoon, to bury their child. The party was there
at the appointed tinny and waited two hours, but
the clergyman did not put in an appearance. The
sexton was at last comp lied to go to a neighbouring
parish and solicit the attendance of that clergyman
to prevent the corpse from being carried back to the
home or the relatives again. When this gentleman
came, it was quite dark, but the sexton procured •
candle, and holding it in his hat, preceded the pro•
cession to the grave. The service was interrupted
by the candle being blown out by the wind. It
turned out that the "slothful shepherd" had gone
out visiting, leaving word that "if he did not come
he would send somebody else," which he failed to
do. The matter has created a feeling in the village
which will seriously affect Min's clergyman's influence
for the future.—Mirror

bati i

FONHAM. '
STRALING • Llve Pie.,—On Saturday, at the magis-
trate'? clerk's office, before Lord Portman and .3. J.
Farquharson, Esq., a young ijt, nestled WAliatn .JObn
Ansty, was charged with stes"Wg aisig, value 50a.:4 the '
property of Mr. Samuel Dfih, of bUig pitl.h. op the
sth September the pig was in the 'die and was missed
nezt day. Prosecutor's 800 spoke to-Prisoner near the
stye on the sth. On the 6th, William Andrews of
Eurno7e Green, saw prisoner With the pig. Andy ;ski
he had come 'from ObalisbnrY end bed given 49e.* fot. it.
He bonght it for We, and kept- it till Thomas Lush
claimed it as his fatber's.—Prisoner, who fink pleaded '
not guilty, admitted the charge, and was sentenced 4.:
three months' bard labour. He had been several times
convicted, and bed only jest been liberated from
Fisherton gaol. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

.. removed to rooms set
A 2 the emanated Wracks on
DARE

.nere a morli,
, single'lifrotU ''ha‘
.4 VW; 1 owe**, ;no eue
&e for the' ra, who,
iatkhd thatineel end
°rye' livis
. . . _ .

I .1 the deal
le snide by the

dirty weather
M. tg

144 She
out the flees, and the isameger, —..... of ,
additional hand or two, sethatin at the tide
*eaglet in preparing for the following %
lowed the tradesmen to shift as best
etr lights. Fortunately, everythie-
"tier for auppliini the abort& itpd
followine nougay.
Gliur DesnyisA. " la greatly to
'Wheeehetlseuppljet
'eying the tiler OrishiPirrecVhd
- to thet *doh oeouited
Itattits re 6ceil crhotiv
would

Portland
a Ira& amen
by candle
on Thula-
luta and put
'fling on an

_
..s down, to
Lys supply,
-, eould for

working
ill gas on

—end to
lariners in
West Bay
nd on that
lost. For
have been

/FAIR. —On Saturday (menial
Tara lay was thrown into • state of darkness, lad the
.., at the back wets oompelled to sores their esetomasa
1111 Palatal'. light.. It appears that duriug the high tide c
9'11444. Botwo water its way into the gas-houae
"L. D." In
bastes, of puttii
de was
dirr
_ they
tin 4447 ;
b.
•-• *elite regretted
urchin('
. ariner
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

INIMBORNE,

Tint Tows MumsGg.—We undentand that the
Board of Guardians of the Union have, under the
advice of the General Board, declined to undertake
the drainage of the town, as they have no hands for
the purpose, and besides which, they have no power
to do more than remove nuisances—not to under- !
take a general drainage. Whether the matter will
now drop, or whether another meeting will be
called for the purpose of adopting some means for
I draining the town, remains to be seen.
Joth Came:— The Daily Telegraph announces
having received about 16'0 for the benefit of John
!Cross, and says—" Enough, it is believed, has now
been contributed to testify the public lens. of the
hardships he has endured, and of the undue severity
! with which the one blemish in at otherwise ex-
emplary life was visited. The Red.',‘ C. Onalow, a
benevolent clergyman, who resides in the neighbour-
hood.,and who is not a magistrate, has kindly con-
sented to take eharge of the money transmitted tons
for the relief of the Doreetshire labourer, and to ad-
minister it for his benefit Illld for that of his family.
ROBB CRT BY Sun/ans.—On Friday, ten young
persons, Martha Hart, 16, and her sister, Agnes Hart,
14 years of age, were charged before the Hey. C. G.
Glyn, and W. Adye, Esq., with stealing several pounds
worth of wearing apparel, the property of Mrs. Free-
man, of Celehill. Mrs. Freeman said she would not
have prosecuted the gills, they heing in her service
when 'he robberies were committs,d, had not she found
that she kept losing their things, and that the girls'
mother was oontintiAlly hanging about the house. She
thought the mother was worts than the girls. Martha
we, seittenced to one month's imprisonment with hard
labour, and Agnes, whose drib was taken under the
Juvenile Act, was sentenced to 14 days' imprisonment
and two years in a reformatory asylum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

PORTLAND.

Tex Edgar, screw line of battle ship, Capt. Thomu
Brandreth, flagship of Vice-Admiral Sir Sydney C.
llaures, C. 8., arrived at Spithead on Friday morning
from the coast of Ireland. It is expected that she will
go into Portamonth harbour to dismantle and pay out
of commission.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

HORTON.

GANZ TRISPAIS.—George Harris was charged before
the Wimborne Bench, on Friday, with setting traps on
some land at kiorton, belonging to the Earl of Shaftes•
bury, with a view of catching bares or rabbits. He
was seen setting the traps by the polioe-oonstable
stationed in that district. The Earl of Shaftesbury's
keeper did not wish to press for a severe sentence as it
was the first offence. He was consequently fined 155.,
including Costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

reecue
dealing with
stern just*

HO'FIS OF THE WEEK.

is not abrogated or
of the existence of a
in the F of

in that
came
are
the

it beifore . _ local
handed over to b

and
.

.„

timi
ril."uce
---
.
jurise,wt;nn ... Shemin
,
1.--Sesewaws the head Fenian is still at are country Stipendiary
large;
it may be, amongst the mountains of vated brought before the
Mourne or Tipperary. it may be, on the trates simply handed over t.
surging billows of the Atlantic ocean; but with by public prosecutor, and
the ..nmes who seems to throw out ominous higher court. If this suggeetion can
indiAatimis of knowing too much about the be construed into any imputation
i, bushman, fixes the date of resumption of the county magistracies in England then
chase exactly at one fortnight after his that what we meant was totally tb
~ escape, which is as much se to pay that he wishing rather to come to the
has gone to America, and the adhorities are relieve them of the odium of '
perfectly. aware of It. The same )ournal, agreeable cases requiring
commenting upoik tlubre trial, sigluticantly exemplary piiniehment.
. ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

• 'PURR 'ISA. I
CLOCIE4C.

f, 61, &num, _
35, kora Exatiange,

ACTURERS

riE -
and e'thers,
provereents
for Stables.
late E. J. alli
to the Queen
of the GREAT
MENT, &a.
Pendelum, adjusted
work the hands eo
feet diameter.
DEN'r
and 3'
TO
(4.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

SHERBORNR. Pc,„ "••••••.'.
SHERBORNE AGRICULTURAL 'SObIRTY.,
The annual Cattle Show, nadir the ahspioes of the
Sberborne Agricultural &vie*, was helkon Thurs-
day, in a field near the Rairway4Statiou„ The show
was, we believe, a very successful meeting; though
there were a few empty pens to be seen, yet the
quality of some of the animals was described by the
umpires as being indeed very superior. The weather
was very favourable, and the arrangements of the
committee and their indefatigable secretary, Mr.
John Langdon, gave almost univereal satisfaction.
The umpires, against whose impartial awards no one
appeared to grumble, were Mr. Olding, of Rat(
In,
Mr. Card, of Morton Ferris, and Mr. Ford, Guessge.
These gentlemen decided on the merits of the lots in
every class. The following is the

PRIZE LIST.

111 D STORE STOMC
The beet pure-bred bull of any age in possession of
owner for nine months, plate, value £.h, given by G. D.
Wingfield Digby, Esq., awarded -to Mr. Thos. Flannam
(Horsington); second, £2, Hr. William Romiter (Marn-
hull). Best dairyoow (to have been milked through the
summer and now in calf), plate, value £5, given by Sir
W. C. fdedlycott„Bart, Mr. W. Roesiter; second, £2, Mr.
James Gifford (Cadbury). Best par of two-year.old
stook hei(ers, in calf or in milk, bred by owner, plate,
value £3, given by the Hon. W. H. B. Portman M.P.,
Mr. H. coate(Sherborne); second, el, Mr. W. ILsaiter.
Pair of one-year-old stook heifers, bred by owner, plate,
value £2, given by the Hon. W. H. B. Portman, M.P.,
Mr. James Gifford; seoond, El, Mr. Vomiter. Nine
best Down stock ewes (three t ~o-teeth, three (oar•teeth,
and three six-teeth), bred by owner, plate, value 1:5,
given by John Goorlden, Esq., Mr. John Fooks (Cente) ;
second, £2, Mr. John White (Zeals). Ten beet
Down Chilrer lambs, bred by owner, £2, Mt. G.
looks; best Southdown ram of any age, in posses-
sion of owner for three Months, £3, Mr. R.
Brook (Key Farm Yeovil); second, £l, Pro-
fessor Backman (14adford Abu). Best Hampohire
Down ram of any age, in possession of owner for three
months, plate, value £3, given by James Rewlentre,
Esq., of Wilton, Mr. Charles Rose (Zeals) ; second, £l,
Mt. C. Rose. Die best boar, £2, Mr. James Sims
(Henstridge); second, £l, Mr. S. Harden (Pen Mills,
Yeovil). The best sow, that has produeed one or more
litters and is kept for breeding, £2, Mr. Charles Creed
(Stourton, Bath); second, £l, Mr. C. Creed. (These two
prises are an present withheld by the committee, as an
objection was raised that the sows were not kept for
breeding.) Three best ohs, in farrow, £2, Mr. Davis
(Horsington).

IfitSlll,7l4o

NAT STOCK.

Beat fat ox, plate, Nalne £5, given by H. G. Shirt,
Bati., M.P., Mr. IL Galpin (Marnbull); second, £2, Mr.
John Coate (Hammoonl Blandford). Best fat heifer or
oow, plate, value £5, given by G. D. Wingfield Digbv,
Esq., Mr. Wm. Coate (Hammoon); second, 2 govt., Mr.
H. Galpin. Ten best fat Down wether sheep. £3, Mr.
Wake (Chilton Contelo) ; second, 22, Mr. Wake. The
best fat okti, £l,, Mr. A. Brook (Key Farm, Yeovil);
mond, Ws., Mr. A. Brook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

gorrtssponlituct.

THE LATE ACCIDENT AT EITIIIIMINSTER

MARSHALL

• To the Editors.
/
In your het impression appears a letter from Mr.
Domoney on the subject of the late accident at this,
place, in which he states that he lain • position to
.prove that the accident was caused by the negligence
of the officials at the station, there being no one at
the point& Loan most positively deny this, as it
,was never the practice for a man to stand at the
points, it being quite unnecessary, the points being
plugged and keyed. As to hisstatement about my being
content to stay here for Ba, per week, I can infoim
him that I never intended to stay here for that sum
Any longer than till I could get suited elsewhere, and
indeed had sent in my resignation before the acci-
dent, sad should have left before now had not my
wages been rose to 12s. 6d. per week. Hoping you
will give this a place in your valuable paper, I re-
main your most obedient servant,
1 'THE "LAD" IN QIJESTION.
r -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

CHARMOUTEC

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH. —A very handsoin•
window has reoently been erected to the memory of
the late Miss Breton, in the south aisle of this
church. The subject in the centre is the Remit-
rection, with underneath "He is not here for he in
risen." At the top of the window is the sacral
monogram, and at the bottom the cross and srown,
below which is this inscription' "In memory of
Mary, eldest daughter of Edward It.. and Helms
Breton, who died June 15th, 1865, aged 19 year')."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

statemen t
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

THE ,OREATUREIS AT HIS DIRTY

• 7014‘. AGAplt,
[The fanning 'boa been rem:dyed by our Manager.]
Oriental Club, 21st November, 1865.
My Dear Sir,—l thank you for kindly inserting my
letter to the BovitAwn Tinter in your two papers. En•
(dosed is copy of another letter (and it shall be the hat)
which I have felt ealled on to send to the Editor of the
ISositheri Times, if you will aid its publicity I shall
mush esteem your kindness.
In haste, yours sincerely,
H. G. GRIDLEY.
To the Editor of the Telegram, /sc.
[our.]
To.ths itclitor of the Bostlterls
Sir,,--Fos once only I depart from my rule of not re
plying to Anonymous letters in ordero remark that if
i'llittTrildeilenen," instead of going out of his way twioe
exhibit in print his personal pique, lied applied to.
-my agents on 4elodt of himself and the "Liberal Electors"
421 effects to *present, he 'could have obtained all the
usfotmation regarding the election es,ponses of Mr.
Edwards and myself, Which he is entitled to ask. I
may add that probably he is the only person to whoM 14
not apparent that no tradesman's account could he
reduced, except with his own consent, or for excessive
charge, and therefore that in either ewes there cannot
.•tat ground forcomplaint. I most be permitted to
, my surprise this new the excitement of a con-
- eleotion has subsided, and while political
questions are in abeyance, you should afford space In
your column' for personal and repeated attacks upon
me. In future I shall disregard them; silently leaving
my vindication to the impartial judgment of my con-
stituents.
I have honor, no.,
H. G. GRIDLEY.
20th Remember, DIM

"n 7

aEiThflON WafalifilErT.B&EITERN CRtJBCB
Me Editors.
I was mneh - see the letter whioh f
to the meeting 'eh,
' of our Re-union
u that letter Linable
one of ita rooms
dupposed to bind the
,Clepel wholp, or
an- approAl
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05

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ao-oKsintLER, BItIDFOIT.
Pratte on the Fells. by R. hi. Bellantyne.
Among the Tarter Tents, by Anne BOWIDlia• .4341
The Castaways, by Anne Bowman. 7
See Kings and Naval Heroes, by J. G. Edge:.
Cavaliers and Roundheads, by J. G. Edger.
Marten and her pupils, by Charlotte Lankester. r
Eiklon Manor, by author of the Four 8i11t61%
Brine Elton, the lazy boy.
Antony Weymouth, or the Gentlemen Adventurers. by
W. 11. G. Kingston.
Use in Babylon, or Children of Light, by A. L. 0.1. ,
int Lonias London Toy Books, with adottred plates.
iw ed.-Ohittiren's Books, with coloured plates.
id • large assortment of Children's Books at differett r

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ROM= HOOD, JUN.,
PRACTICAL WATCH è CLOCK IiAKIR
JEWELLER,
SALLSBI7W

2.Y STREET, BLLNDNORD.
NEW and Second-hind Lever, Geneva, and
ot her Watches. Roglish Clocks of every is
soription made to order. A great variety of Amethess
and other Foreign Cloaks always on sale. Gold and
Silver Chains ; Wedding Rings, ke. Old Gold and
Silver bought or taken in exchange, The boot shanties
paid to repairs. Clocks cleaned in the Goneny. A well.
selected stook of Spectacles to nit all sights. Batotee-
ters and Thermometers of the best make 'brays on sale,
Agent for the United Patriots Benefit Society.