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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

CORP& 2417LLEN.

CHTJIICH RXSZATTNG FUND.—On the evening of
Easter Monday, readings and a musical selection were
given in the National School, on behalf of the above
fend, The nen Was well filled. We noticed
Mr, Garland, and the Mist.). Gel:land, Mrs. C. J.
Parke (fienville) ; Mn. St. John Coventry, 041onsi end
Mrs. Todd, Mrs ,Misses, (2) and Mester Brett, Rev. ifx.
Kemp, Rev. Mr. Evans, Rev. R. W. Plum*—., and
Mrs. Plumptre, Captain Riddell, Mrs. TollaK dm. dm
The programme commenced with the duet—" Come
with me to Fairy Land." sung by Mrs. St. John
Coventry and Mims Garland. Of the first named lady's
singing we cannot speak too highly; her voice is sweet
apd musical, and of excellent compass, and she adapta
it to the tvertls , with ,great tut* and judgment. Miss
Garland, though at first sdrnothet trennilotts, as she
acquired confidence, took the contralto very nicely:
Both ladies met with hearty applause. The Rev. E.
Coombe then read the following selection from the
Rev. W. Barnes's poem.:—" The Fairy Ring," "The
My Man," "Bit of Sly Courtin," " Waggon Stoodit,"
"What Dick and I done," "Dialogue between Thomas
and John," and a poem in "Prelim of Dosset," all of
which provoked loud laughter and were heartily appro.
(hated. Atm. Coventry then sang "I love the merry
iiiinshitie," with much spirit? and was loudly cheered
and encored. Longfellow's 'wreck of the Hesperus"
was read by the Rev. R. W. Phimptire, follovrad by •
solo, "The Gaiird's Welts," song by Min Garland, and
nmeh adniired. The Rev. B. Daniel read " God's
..fudguient, on a wicked Bishop," "Bettie With •
drooddile,'i and other nalnitiOns from Southey'a ballads,
The duet, "Bark, I hear the organ's peal," was then
given with much spirit by the Mines Garland; and the
entertainment eonoluded with the National Altthem
Mrs. Plumpne presided at the piano-forte.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

April 12, _
Handley, lUchard
Charles Wellman,
of

.o jean.
Gordon•oquare,
-4 by the silo(
Fag.,

Dorset I,
Regiment
I he

Morning— :4-1,-nr.
, April 16, at Union Buildings,
/ much respected by all who knew Yu..
April 9, at West Lnlworth, Nis Crispin,
April 13, at Blandford, Mr. Barnard Pitney,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

I

Izight c
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the ‘

spring,
it Sal
water,

prea:hraa.
the year
sown

no ,
, but he
~. specially }
w4moriali
i ought to
A advantage elk
, might be ao
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_ _ _

Alto,
the farmer. It
I seqw!itittwyri with

The PRESIDENT said it appeared to him that as to
achools it was a matter for the consideration of the
parents of young men. If the County School proved
to be a better one than others in the neighbourhood,
probably agriculturists would send their ions to ; but,
if others were shown to be more advantageous they
would not be likely to do so.
. .

The school quebtion having been thus disposed of,
Mr. ELRWOOD remarked that as to Italian rye grass
they all seemed to be of opinion that it was a very good
plant. He believed it to be the very best substitute
for water meadows on dry farms. With regard to the
species of clover, he found that he stood almost alone.
But he was ready to go 100 miles to have satisfactory
proof that there was the difference in the two sorts of
common red clover, which some people seemed to
think. He had known the broad clover sucoeed for
two or three years, and the sow grass to go out in one
. . .

The following papers were then arranged to be read
next session :—The adaptation of the various artificial
manures to different soils, by Mr. S. Tucker,
Allingtun. Leases, by Mr. Elswood, Symoodsbary.
The breeding and rearing of young stock, by Mr. 8..
Tucker, of Chideook. Labourers and their cottages, by
Mr. H. N. Cox, Bridport. The rearing of horn sheep,
by Mr. A. J. Pitlield.
Mr. J. POPE then directed the attention of the
meeting to a new food for oattle—the cattle melon. It
was said to be easy of cultivation, exhausted the soil
less than any other sort, would grow in soil adapted to
roots, and would produce 40 tons to the acre. May was
the time for planting.
The meeting shortly after dispersed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

ehonld be withrelt it. Sold
.VENPORT, 33, Greet Ruseell-street,
genuine without the waal "Dr. I. 01111 i
-

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MR.

, ...1 their I
same terms
3 patronage.
supplied r-

STREET. I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

SI

The Lord Bishop of Here- The Right Hon. the Earl
ford. of Radnor.
The fiord Bishop of St. The Right Hon. the Earl
David's. of Granard.
The Lord Bishop of Bangor. The Right Hon, the Earl of
..eve I The Lord Bishop of Lich- Shrewsbury and Talbot.
'4. field. The Right Hon. ViliColllli
The Dean of Manchester. Bangor.
The Dean of Bangor. The Right
N . The Dean of St. Asaph. Wharnaliffe.
ge' The Dean of Cork. The Right T-
oil The Dean of Armagh. Talbot
Pa. The Dean of Down. Right
flit e The Dean of Dromore. Taisho%
The Demo of Ferns. The Viscount Glentworth.
'Thee fteem of Brechin. The Lord BobertCeoil, M. P.
The !Dean of Waterford. The Hon. Colonel Coke,
The Archdeacon of Tann ton. ?L P.
The Archdeacon of Berks. Sir H. J. Stacey, Bart, IL P.
The Archdeacon of Co- William Ewart, Req., M.P.
rentry, John J. Powell, Esq., M.P.,
-,- The Archdeacon of Wilts. Q.Q.
,so The Arotidemoon of Salop, Ed ward Warner, Esq., M.P.
sae- The ifortlfoble the fdarquis, W. W. B. Beach, Esq.,
nu of Lothian. M.P.
. . The Right Hon. the Earl G. Slater-Booth, Se+, M.P.
of Durham. Thomas Collins, Esq., ALP.
The Right Hon. the Earl J. S. Good- 11, Esq.
of Bradford.
The Chinned of the National Association for Pro-
. motto( Freedom of Worship have obtained the sanction
of many members of the episcopal bench, and other
, dignitariee and clergy, and of distinguished laymen of
the Church, to an attempt to solve the great and most
pr*lng questions of the day by • CONFERENCE of
(pirshmeo, on "The Restoration of the Ancient
Arreedorn of Parish Churches to Rich and Poor alike,"
se MIS 'lib an s of bringing Christian influences to heir
e.,' npon 'the mums of c - fellow-oonntrymen : and on
V " Tionartonnton of the tem of Church finance to all
r• wordippen is 0 mesas of providing the vast
or Menem of ino for March purposes."
ra ' AIM of the e-- - appointed to
enri kee r
err 0 and
wre Bob,
firc A ta
aft sum
Crown

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Hon. the Lord
. Hon. the Lord
de Makhide.
Hon. the Lord
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

lonly daugittor
Salisbury.
April 13,
Wells, Mr.

, at Bt. Mark's, Bennington, by the Rev. C.
sir. F. J. Rambling, of Ringaton-on-Thamee, to
Marianne, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Mills,
r/Pnrehester.
Or' DEATHS.
April 20, at Blandford, Bertha Lucas Lee, aged 11
'Menthe.
April 10, at Okeford Fitzpaine, after two days' illness,
Alice Mande Mary, darighter of Joseph and Marini.
Hallett, aged two y,
April 16, at Gore quare, London, • a short
illness, heightened shook of the of Mr.
flasionel man,
, Poole,
her.

Luisa,

msnagiog
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

FeoOplition
—NI not •

oecaaionwd great eznltation iiew York, where the,
vrar Is considered virtually at an end.
TEE SITUATION.—Opinions as to the influence of
Lee's defeat upon the Confederate *ease are very oon-
flicting. The Globe, however, whose views of the
. military aspect of the question have always been im-
partial and not seldom sound, dew not think the end of
the Confederacy has come with the capture of
Richmond ; but conjectures that Lee's army, unloosetroyed, might roily at Borkerrille, when) Leorskit
show a held front until he h =do artanglinias for
"Ig his junction with Joleaserree irtilarradhbilde
on the Line of the Rossoka, is fall imosmirder-
tion with the Carolinas, Georgia, and the Gulf fitsfra.
CANADA
la—The Toronto oortrllhesrdis-
- "-alio raiders with the r
'A for trial.

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of Doroharker;
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JI: by: obtaining True Tom by Solar observation
Recent Improvements enable the most inexpoienoed
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•
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nated for the Church and Country Papers by the
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Correspondents are requested to adopt and add •
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tion, their own names; or initials, to original
paragraphs, however short, as we wish to preserve
the right of reproduction against pilferers, under
the Copyright Act.
THI Ittauttsties Queettrix.—ln addition to the offices
already notieed by our friend "Cahouhus," we
have to acknowledge for him the receipt of highly
Interesting information from the
, triton Medical and General Life Association.
Equitable (London.)
National Provident Institution.
English and Scottish law Life Association.
Plate Glass Insurance Company\
Yorkshire Fire and Life.
Northern Assurance Connany.
Whittington Life Menu-ince CoMpanY.
Ba K.Wittel.--Metars. George Neighbottr and Sons
annonnee that they have forwarded a Otlpy of their
admirable work. We shall take care that they
have copies of Mr. Weld Taylor's articles ; we have
no doubt, however, that our correspondent will
have to reprint them.
littlEVEL'B BOOK Or PIEITUIII&—We have to ac-
knowledge the receipt of this exquisitely got up
volume, the most elegant surely hoer laid on a
drawing-room table. " The scents we sniff" shall
have our immediate attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

mother„
Woolwton,

late
Elizabeth,
cf

_
B. W. Pears,
lir Bliss Jane
,pl4l 1r
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bruie's
Mr. W.

sad illeoe

, by the Rey.
eon of the Ir
, to Ellen HU
e. William Moore,

iertarataur, Dorelimiter.
Peter's Church, Dorchester, by the
, Mr. George Nicholls, of Crewkerne,
Cox, of Dorchester.
15, at Cripplegste Church, London, by the
Gilbert, M.A., Mr. basic Buscall, of Norwich,
Ceeily Ansatatfa, third daughter of the he. Mr
Noel Martin, of Jewln-atreet, City, ir of Y
Holloway, of Dorchester.
"1. at St. Pees, Pisherton, '
George, seoond
f Weymouth, '
lats Mr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

I WM is,
jo Fat Horn Ewes.
• 5 Fat Portland Withers.
o Wether Down Tags, sound.
. 19 Down Couple'.
1- 10 Fat Lambs.
40 ditto.
• 6 ditto.
20 ditto.
20 Pat croft-bred ditto.
At the Repository, adjoining the PLOYS OF FILLTHIIB
• INN, at four o'clock.
• Say OA, by " Inkerman," 6 years, 14.2, pound,
• quiet to ride sad drive.
Day east Rorie, 7 years, sound, quiet in harness.
CALFRAY FARM, LEIGH, DORSET,
• T. ENSOR will SELL by AUCTION
Won. the Sad day of MAY next, at the FARuc•
noose, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon the GRASS and
FEED of 244 Aires of rich PASTURE LAND, from
the 4th day of Map to the 19th November next, In lots
, • guying from 9 to 22 acmes.
For further portionless see handbills.
Dttrobester, April 1865.

WOOL FAIR,
MONDAY, MAY 15, 1865.
MR. T. ENSOR will hold his ANNUAL
SALE ot STOCK at the above Fair. Early
•entries are requested, and Stook settled for the nine
evening if required.
Erpense of Hurdles, Cow nee, Advertising, and Cata-
logues inc./tided in the commission of 11 per cent.
PUDDLETO WN.

MB.. RICHARD H. HAYCOX, Hader of
tbs Natioa4 School, has been appointed
CORROPONDING AGENT for the Church and
Country Ne wipe pers.
liirrANTBD, by an established Lira
TV Assessiros COMPANY, poeseseing peculiar
qkraatages aucl doing a large business, a gentleman as
%APPAL N*WAGER for the Dorset district. —To •
=' eery liberal Terms will be offered.—
Post-ofeee, Nottingham.
list, aunt,
LOST, si Warmer's!), a SHEEP --
tail, white white

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people.

from every person mo..clthe list-4
enrolled members of the
eat% et whom will be entitled to receive a

Rev. G. F.
• the Rev.
Hort ord,

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7
the
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be preached by nanny of
the above-mon-
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.0 HAIL STORM INSURANCE.
• . w IMMEDIATE REDUCTION OF RATES,
A BONUS WILL BE RETURNED IN 1866.
MIDLAND COUNTIES INSURANCE
COMPANY.
HeadMlEoe, Linooln. London °Moe, 6, Old Jewry, E.O.
TRUST/SU :
l - Tin flonterrable the Earl of Ysz mm soso.
r Mh• Hon. ROBILAT A. C. NISBAT HAMILTON.
.11.41414 ; Wnaamir HIIDOAND, Enquire.
Dructrosa :
1
s um, Esq., Chair- W. Fawn, Esq.
W. HoTros, Esq.
)ep. - J. B. R. BairwconstAig,
W. MALIKALL. Eft,
C. MUM*" ifiqp,
PBl
1
.O•AN

' DAMAGE
Mangold
.4 per Acne.
rates.
limit as to

- (idles One fibikl!nik
3 be placed
Confetti:rep,
printed repor-t of the Procßodinea•
Voaurtinications may be &damned to the
St. John's, Madder Market, Norwich;
• C. J. Bowen, St. Bungsy ; and Edward
Manchester.
'Simultaneous Sermons will
the clergy throughout England upon
ilened subjects on the Sunday before the
re (October (October 1, 1865), and collections mak
sf tbe most missionary object of throwing open churches
•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

FROLTD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH,
Without the least smell, a certain Cure in a few days.
This irritating, troublesome, and ereeedingly infeo-
Vona disease, so often the source of the greatest
annoyance to individuals and to whole Families, and a
sonrce.of danger to everyone who comes in contact with
an infected person, may be immediately relieved and
cured by • few applications of the above-named
invaluable remedy. In every case an early applioation
ix very desirable, for the longer it is delayed the more
virulent becomes the eruption, and in many cases the
present Proprietor, A. J. EVANS, has seen a whole
neighbourhood infected by the negligence of some one
family in it, by refusing to believe it possible that tliey
had really Itch amongst them.
Many hundreds of Testimonials might be given. One
application will, however, prove the above assertions
Bold is boxes at Is. lid. each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC.

A sure and instantaneous cure for all painful affections
of the Teeth and Guma, Tio-doloreux, tto. Hundreds
have found instantaneous relief, and bornetestimony to
it. wondrous efficacy.
_ . - . . .

--- --- ---, -
'Prepared oak, by A. I. EVANS, Chemist, and Sotd
bottles at is. lid. each.

PROUD'S TONIC PILLS FOR FEMALES.
These Pills are peculiarly calculated to restore reigu.
larity, and impart health and vigour. It is unnecessary
to state peu-taculars,or to say more than that they are au
invaluable remedy for those diseases incidental to the
female constitution, in the early and middle stages of
Ste. SoZdinfatlal4d.eacJa.
FROIID'S BENEDICT PILLS..
For Females &boat the middle age of Life.
This Medicine ie justly oelebrated for all Female
complaints, Nervous Disorders, Faint Sweats, Loa of
Appetite, Sick Read Ache, Lowness of Spirits, sad ill
°marring irregularities is the Female System at a.
oertain period of life. So/41 WI boxes at la lid. ;wk.

EVERY ONE WHO Taus A HORSE
SHOULD USII
EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDIT/Olt
POWDERS.

These inestimable-loittleTt—h;v; been the Metal of
haying thlk lives of many valuable Donee, and 'Meld
always be kept in the Stable of the Sportsman, Post-
master Fanner, he., ready to be given in case of loss of
appetio, or fatigue from hunting, racing, hard work, or
any ether CaUDO. They increase strength, invigorate
the epirite, prevent swelling of the legs, assist digestion,
and produce • glossy appearance of the skin without ,
withdrawing the Home from his aecustomed labour. I
Prepared only by A. J. SVANS, Chemist, ho.,
(successor to Mr. room) High-East-street, Dorchester,
two dears below .1.• flag', Arm.. Bold to gesdkets at
s., ls. lid, sod 20. soak.

Delicious
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Our I.
System
. the only me
income required ,
of topics, and of inc persons _
lend of them, will be published in due amiss.
There will be free admission to all the General
Special Keeling" the Free Church Conference.
as the expenses attending it will be heavy, the Y
Counettllee thankfaSy -- • - "
_ _

receive
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

WESTON•BUTER-MARE.

FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY Omarmon. Last Tuesday
night the 8.15 train from Bristol ran into the express,
which was stopping at the Weston Junction. The last
carriage was shivered to pieces, and the other carriages
were violently forced over each other. No life is lost,
but several parties are seriously injured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

anckia4..
e

forinatory
Royal Highness tt,
rent kibibitlqn ofl.
no? and its moos,
kind patron

snatFt foe of ell
1 holiness— ni-ennees.
en, an' he 4rits very
•ets evil in t

been
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

Lino°ln, .1

Chair-

C.

--

AGAINST

T!unige, (green')

.
at If ivapqnoe
t reduced

• aod liberally nettled.
from the destrustive effects
tames +Mob the Fermer eau
mu kook to Insure his Crops
_

Hail Insuronee, to be
HA Deportment
at moderate rata.
• cent., with per-
deeeription on
profits divided
Policy Holders.
returned in 1862.

.

coat. Of -ilia
Parkotpating

4 1.
no *Ali

be 1867.
'e the life-thee al

8.

ASK/T%:

MEM
J. Rom, Beg., Dep.
man.
GROWING CROPS INSURED!).
BY HAIL.
Wheat, Barley, Oats. Rye, T
NJarmi, (green,) &a, insured .
Seeds also insured at
Fall compensation allowed
quantity grown.
Losses promptly and I
No diefrief being safe frou
ef Rail Warms, the may mem
adoptto prefeet himself from :
against Damage by Bail.
AB Letters respecting
addressed to
Yr. JOEIN HANSON,
Secretary for the .
ULU) °snag: Latooms.
711tV INSURADICHS of all hied'
Farming Stock insured at se.
inission to use a Steam Thrashing
LIFE .ASSURANCES
equitable terms. 80 per
every sth year with the _
.A. Bonus from 40 to 50 per mak wa.._
ZIAKPLIS.
Totul Amount
'Wn-Blue Premiums Bonus MAW of Policy rith
cialioated. dimited Paid to Policy. Bonus Will-
-4 / • tion9
• iLd. £Ld. £Ld.
1855 'lob as 8 a to 9 o 110 9
1857 11000 700 17 8 209 13 2 8200 18 2
1838 500 , 58 8 0 30 9 8 530 9 3
The next Bonus year will be . -
?aka' s irsorkted to bosoms pegable in
the Aerated.
Mr. H. LATHAM,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-25

Teeth
.o let its 200,
.7rhulliPaulez_ , andt4to,n64
'on Stmt.
Price 2a 8.4 ussals.,
per P-

WHEN YOU AS FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
SEE THAT YOU GET IT,
As inferior kinds are often substituted. It is sold by
all Grocers, Chandlers, Am, Ac.
aiERSPOON A Co. Glasoots AND L3NDON.)
STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R. H. THE I'HINCFF3f3 OF WALES.

FOEI

iD'S PECTOBAL BALSAM ON /10,11.11 HOUND
PREPARED by Mr. Roan, the Patentee.
This ealebrated medicine still maintains Its high
position it public estimation. For the awe of Coughs,
Colds, Influenza, and Pulmonary oomplainta, it remains
without a competitor. The wail-own properties of
the herb, 'with the elegance and extraordinary Balsamic
qualities of the prepazstiofl of it, has secured for the
Pectoral Balsamof Horehound, the highest and most ex-
tensive patronage. Influenza and common Colds will be
found to yield to its benign influent., in a few hours;
and in Asthmatic complaints, of however long standing,
alleviation and relief will certainly follow the use of it.
Mr. Ford reaper:Madly requests purchasers to observe
that his signature will be on the outside wrapper to each
bottle, and that the name of his sole Wholesale Agent,
Mr. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's, is engraved on the Govern-
ment Stamp. Sold in bottles at la 9d., 2s. 9d., de. 6d.,
and 10s. 6d. each, by most respectable Chemists and
Booksellers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

to
the vi.,
ehergen
Mailll,7 exl
being one
&oxen, but to
alY)rded.
letter, thitilegiSsorpon
by personaly

testimonials

held

the

GREAT Rimulmnox OF TEA DUTY.

BAKER AND BAKER
Give the full benefit of the Reduced Ditty on all thief
T.as.
THESE TEAS are Imported with the lea
vot coloured, and are in all respecte decidedly tato
Bit and Cheap° t Packet Teas Sold.
GOOD STRONG TEA 2s Bd. per lb.
Sold by Agents in all, parts of the Bingdoesi -
Weymouth HANN, 2, Broad-street.
SAND, RR, 28 East-street.
Portland DUNKIJIY, Fortunes Well.
Bridport Rocca.] e, West Alliagton.
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TILE mama of tetanus.— --.
prietor of this Patent, and Ow
testimony of tbe great benefits derisod i
by censtantly reewiring orders. daily , ..
Farmers, sad Iliad Ortroms, and also trona
moats where large numhers of homes are
masinfacturwr that Ifni attention of T......kattourr .
i this art.icle through the medium of tho _ • " •
• view of their keeping small stook aft as
.....,i ,
ilud to COIfaVEZZI, with whom as • , -
• oxiata, is box. OfM
,e feed. tberprioit win never
'to thin natal' a.• . , ' , • .
-.0 the Wes to the latter (sibs . . = "
: oft sucbtusinfts the bean nose
: ling upon the consanuars ell OWW
11 • .
pollestion lobs made by letter. to Ify. W. , • • .
PATENT CATTLE TIMM COMPANY, Steam .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

SWANAGE.

A WELL-grrowsr Camisercit.—At the Wareham
Petty Sessions on Tuesday, William Croft, an artist,
residing at Swarms.), was charged by police constable
Florence with having been drunk and disorderly in the
streets on the 19th inst. When placed in the dock,
defendant was so drunk that he was unable to stand, and
he accordingly knelt because the magistrates would not
allow him built. The constable said that numerous trades-
men in Swanage Lad complained to him of the prisoner
going into their shops while in a state of intoxication
and annoying their customers. On Saturday afternoon,
between four and five o'clock, he saw prisoner in the
streets, drunk and making a great noise, and, as a
natural consequence, collecting a great crowd around
him. Witness told hint if he did not go along quiet he
would be obliged to look him up. Prisoner then went
into a shop, but in about twenty minutes afterwards
was spin in the street tucking as great a disturbance as
before. He then took him into custody.—The bench
were unable to get any intelligible reply from defendant
to the questions put to him, and they ounmitted him to
Dorchester Gaol for sesen days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

BENSON'S WATCHES,
("MOCKS, JEWELLERY, - SILVER, and
ELECTEO PLATE.—J. W. Benson, Ludgate-
hill, London, E.C. (Established 1749) Watch and
Clock Maker by Warrent of Appointment to H.R.H.
the Prinoe of Wel* bee fitted up extensive Workshops
with steam machinery for the production of Clocks and
Timepieces of every description.

WATCH
adapted for every claw climate, and country. Whole-
sale and Retail. Chronometers, Duplex, Levers,
Roriiontal, Repeating, Centre geoonds, Keyless, and
Chronographs, at £2 10s. to 200 Guineas.

CLOCKS
, and Bed-reont
Turret, *Ale, oeomei,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

lv PRIZE OF IMPERIAL AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY OF FRANCE.

The Societe Imperial d'Agriculture et des Arta du
Departemeot de Seine et Oise, at their meecing it Hon-
dau, have awarded to Nicholson's Hay Maker

THE FIRST PRIZE, A SILVER MEDAL OF
THE ler CLASS, and 100 FRANCS, after a trial of
both English and foreign makers.
June 20th, 1863.

FIRST PRIZE, LARGE SILVER MEDAL
The Committee of the International Exhibition of
Agricultural Machinery at COLOGNE, hays awarded
the FIRST PRIZE for the best HAY MAKING
Machine, to

W. N. NICHOLSON, NEWARK,
Also sitsa • trial. - - __

June, 1865.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

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' 1.."1 animated all throligh the laity of the After that incubative stage however, so rapid is columns,
I to the anoonncement of an excursion to• 1 what turned Mit tff .be, slier inspection, 24 " demi.
at
PiTian"s°fwthhieohbetidi°elittgaehte"sent4ibpaitugrab'ecelittl4 a Bt'Y'
animal, which had first reftned its inectl iu the eight o'clock, from Weymouth to the iron•clads of F 1 agre:,l,nriva of the dietrier.
- --.,;r1 hag a memorial church in the progress of the disorder that at Nottingham morrow (Werlnecday) morning, August 30th,
--" .a.ever filled an en ... :tided'. The illegal ushers eYif the Hollanda were:
pa it el the II
ePat:4l.ll:tr ta'hiersideigligatrulr‘.B " aftamahi'
Mr .1' J FeK In
_ morning of the day before its death, expired In the two largest oaval powere of the world. The however, non est, having evidenkly been distorbei •.• ' - crgthi it Would i
tittle. The veterivarf aurgeou called view of the respeCtite chipe fortning this *Aligned by the officer's approach. At a later
—1"-rivitt thediSill Mail, lir.
sioadt.in, *.ll be a feature of the sgb wt Ilse in, and Morning the eargo vu removed to the charge of Mr, 1.,,,,1 iii,0.,,,,,,,, w... of, . is.
.... . _
examina- whst ill th.
- _ may pr bably never he repeated, in addition GI 8. 0. Cheepetnan, ,iler Majesty's boil of • .".isease Lad et:welly broken rue
Ceretodisi et Weyttrodt.ll: sn um, leerier.
• '- ~ht. the programme of the adver tisment insp.-thin could be safely Lit tn tim haws 0 th.-
-- • •ked is in itself (without Tits Attiarel it tiA *LE. - the pewtponement of th 'farmers themselves. Hu lordskip after rcal-ic ; 1
operations contested or, lt the Pict big utiof the Ationtin. Areverai extracts ,on cattle inserattee armlet f ..."
- --^.nt to cable does not, It appears, crier hood any Melt of rtiohey. tin blue hooka, to chow that all intern% 'elm te,a° -
-•t-men hes NIP ady avow, d his williegoess to „such societies 11. mo-tubing and peiroanent heat feiiii.eik
15. nd her out, 00 the tinder. thrungli the increased. Wept suostality anwbg al I -
, ja the ewest of flare It as his conviction, that the forwatidlt ft e.
" iartfewirtfe meld:), Was` t earldom. He believed ° thirs
be to strive to help each other.
' ....owe among them,
... _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

, MALL,
ESTABLISFIED
Nobility, '

FOR the pnrpotie of supplying the Gentry, and Private Families with PURE
WINES of the highest character, at II Saving of at cart 30 per cent.
ROVAL VICTORIA SHERRY 27a. per dossa.
(The Standard of ezoellense.)
SPLENDID OLD PORT
(Eleven Yearsin the Wood.)
PORT. YRENCH WHITE WINES.
Per dort Per doz.
i Rise Old Port, 11 years in Wood - • 375. Sergio
(Highly recommended.) Sauterne
11,' Prow the Wood ••- - -24 e. to 304. Chablis - Old Crusted - • • 30t. Creaming Epernay •-- - • ME
SHERRY. Sparkling Vernenay • -
Royal Vietoria Sberrkie - - - - 275. AY bloweetlx 425.
( or Brews.) Sillery Creaming - • 20s. to 244. GERMAN WINES.
Sepsrior selected
3°s• •• 36d• Nietsteiner • 20s. to 24i.
line Golden, very °holes • • • •434. Hoek heimer - - - - Ws . „ 465.
MADEIRA. Eudesheimer
`‘.., ,' But or West India - - - • • 60s. to 345. BURGUNDY WINES.
CLARETS. • • 20a „ 360.
t ..
Seamus
.- •
20.,,, 384.
et. Jallen - - - • • • 244. Maoon
364. „ 404.
. Medell4tbeezeellent Dinner Wine) -18 s. to 201. V°lnal
' It. ig
• - • • -'i - 304. „ 36a. Ranadn, Mouton - - - - • 365. „ 484. SPA
$
4- Lsoville, Larose
BEAUJOLAIS
(Tho Pitient imported.)
The Wines will bear the Seel of the "Earopesit ,
lIINGLZ BoTTLY.n. ALI sr
Beak Priae•lists forwarded on appiication to the ' AGENT
T. Y. TULLOCII.
0 ItOORR, TEA. DEALER, dim, AND WINS . MERCHANT,
T Y. T. beryl to state that he haa made a r.,,gsni.ntg with Company „,. supply ta.
eke Whit/, which are offered to the Gentry Inhalstante .4 i nii neighbourhood on precietly the mule twins
thosi of the Company. and he trusts by, adhering to tht.r eyetem to mono it stars.(
public patronage.N. 8.-wine, is geaust & kept wag
~.. y, in &moil 4*W Mad. bli the Glia,Pelit.. 44 "PO* to
taitB

-
NISH PORT • • • -15 rs per dos
;B$Wl a MERRY • • • 15s „
20E per dons.

.61 and Colonial Wine Company."
*IMPLIED.
KUL& - FOR DORCFIESTER,
HIGH EAST STREET.
!or a mule! an of their

a.•

&hi) &bow

order

'

• -
WS!'o•s
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

r, Londna, pg Drawing,
on Timidly,. •Cturch„
Guineas.

Bracket, Carriage, I
teC to 1,000

OPINIONS OF.. TRE PRESS.

"The movements are of the finest quality whiob the
art of horology is at present capable of produoing."--
111,4strated London Ness, November 8, 1862.
"Some of them are of great beauty; and if the
English watch trade only follow up with the same spirit
and success this first attempt to compete with foreigners
in decorative welshes, there seem. to be no reason why'
we should not get the trade entirely into our own
hauds."—Tiones, Jane, 23, 1862
BENSON'S 4-GUINEA LONDON-MADE
Patent Lever Watch, Capped and Jewelled, strong
Silver Caaes, made in four mixes, from 11 to 2 inches in
diameter. This watch is suitable for everybody, and is,
without doubt, t e beet, cheapest, and most imamate
Watch manufactured in this country.

BENSON'S £2 lOs. HORIZONTAL WITCH,
Jewelled, tre., strong Silver Cases, lj to 2 inches in
diameter, a sound and useful Watch.
HENSON'S S.GIIINEA LADY'S GOLD WATCH,
Horizontal movement. Jewelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, COTO billed with a rich artistically-
engraved ease and dial, making it model of elegance.
BENSON'S 6-GUINEA GENTLEMAN'S GOLD
WATCH,
Horizontal Movement, Jenelled in four holes, and all
the late improvements, with a pure white enamelled
dial, and elegantly engraved or engine•turned case,
20,000 OTHER WATCHES
in stock, for prices of whioh see the pamphlet.
The above Watches are sent free and safe by post to
all parts of England, Scotland, Wales, or Ireland. If to
India or the Colonies Fis. each eztra.

A PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED PAMPHLET
of Watches, Clocks, and Chains, descriptive of every
construction of Watch made' with tbeir prices, post
tree for 2 stamps, from which buyers can select. Also
a catalogue of Silver and Eleotro Plate, containing 300
illu.trations, poet free for 6 stamps.
J. W. Bewton, maker of the Great Clock for the
Exh ' ,bition 1862, and of the Chronograph Dial, by
which was timed ''The Derby" of 1862 s 1863, 1864, and
1866. Prise Medallizt, Class 33, and Honourable
Mention, Class
LUDGATE HILL, LONDON.

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eccleoinotical_ intellignut.

CLERICAL Itirritu.tiflierili.—Pretarrsteta end Appoint,
menta: Rey, T. Batchelor, curate of Sutton•upitn-
Tient ; Rev. W. H. Cmtrell, reJtor of Bidwell, Notts ;
Rey. J. Cotter, perpetu 1 curate f St. Jaiuna's, Suitt°.
in. olderneas ; Rev. J. H. Chealea, vicar of Sktudleby ;
Rev. E. M. Cole, 8.. A., vicar of Wetwang-irith•Tituleer,
Great Driflield ; Rev. 'l'. Collins, curate t.f Marr,
Done ,ater ; Rev. F. Courtenay, incumbent of Charles
Chapel, Piyinouth ; Hon. and Rey. C. F.ennes, M. A.,
terror of Hamstall Ited were, Staffordshire • rectorof
ARIIMVI, near Kenilworth ; Patron, Lord Leigh. Rey,
J. P. Grantham, curate of Hothern ; Rev. J. -S.
Gurney, curate of Riseholme and South Ca,lton ;
Rey. W. J. Hall, minon oanor, rector of Sletchesp,
London ; Petrone, the Dean end Chapter of St. Paul a,,
Rev. H. T. Herr; 8.A., Mina, of bottled, Yoik ; Reit,
Hthie, peri.titual citrate of Went*ortb;
R-therham ; ROY. VV. Houghton, vicar of MitniCOln ;
Patron, the Ili.hop of Exeter. Rev. J. b. Millar,
LL.D. vier of Tamworth and Rural Dean, Surrogate
for the dimes e of Liol.field ; Rev. J. S. Pollock,
curate of Holy Trinity, Bordesley ; Rev. J. G. Rice,
M.A., curate of St. George'a Birmingham ; Rey. P.
Seymour, M.A., late vicar of Memo:ten, Cornwall, ricer
f Bretton Cloyelly ; Rey. Isaac Ta3lor. incumbent of
St. 2datthiss, Bethnal-green ; Rev. J. V. Theed, 11. A.,
vicar of Irthlingborough ; Patron, the Hon. G. W.
Piizwillism. Roy. G. Todd, 8.A., curate of Holy
Trinity, Wicker ; Rey. W. H. Treyeleyan, M.A.,
rector of Mawgan and Martin, Cornwall.—VaCaNClZEl:
Aitneley. V., Hereford, £254, with house; patron,
Bishop of Wore, ster. lierdses, P.C., Lancashire, ClOO ;
pleton, Itev, T, E. Petty. Ceerphilly. P.C., Cardiff,
C 195 : patron, Dean and Chapter of Llandaff. Christ
Church, P.C., Chelmett, £200; ratrook Hynamm's
Trust 8.: „tittln6 tfigaine, 13,• Ewa, C6BO, eillh bons.;
Patrons, Governors of Chriet's Hospital. Ilarostall
Ridware, R.. Stefforshire, £2/3, with house; patipn,
Lord Leigh. Holy Trinity, P.C., Tottenham £25;
Patron, vicar of Tottenhain. Ilueborn-Crawley, V.,
Bds £46, with honee ; patron, Duke of Bedford. Holy
Trinity, P.C., Islington, £485; patrons, Trustees.
Ridgmont, V., Beds, I'Bl, with house; patron, Duke of
tt•dford. Radian, V., Norfolk, £lOO ; patrons, repre-
s• ntatives of late rector. Sidniouth, V., Devoe, £490,
with honor; patrons, repre.ontatives of Rev. W.
Jenkins; Slindon, R., Sussex, £3lO, with house;
patron, the University of Gibed; the patron, the Earl
of Newburgh; being a Boman Cathelie. Wellinktpe,
V., firhuere.t, £9OO, with 11064 ; patronetta, Mrs.
Palma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

eronasposbentr.
THE DORSET CATTLEL, PLAGUE NESTING.

To the /dame
MR. GMBH& AND THB THIRD BIIIIIHAIMION.
Allow me to trouble you with a few words respecting
the d istmeatou on the third resolution propreed and
carried at the Comity Meeting held on Saturday-lad, as
it may appear anomalous that I should tare seconded '
that resolution. and not have agreed with it to the
greatest extent. My name was putdown se Etc seconder
without my consent; but indefinitely worded as it was,.
I felt no difficulty in doing so, althougb my opinion, as
.expremeed at the previous oommittee manning, was quite.
Ia unison with those brought forward by the HMI. Mr.
Portman, Mr. Ferrer, and Mr. M. Williarne, viz., that
societies of limited area weuld be less expensively and
I more effectively managed than the whole county in one.
1 It is to be hoped, however, that no slight differenee of
opinion will mar the sunless of this great and highly
1 important movement; the enemy is at our gate*, and
certainly may not wait for our plans of detente to. be
matured before making its attack. Good most result
from the ample ventilation of the subject, and whether
for the county or for distriots, I trust the ruled adopted
by the committee on Saturday neat will be andb as will
meet with the cordial support and patronage of
,tho
agricultural public at large.
Yours obediently,
• ,
RICHARD GENOIr
Waterston, 28th August, 1866.
[We cordially echo our correspondent's aspirtAliala
and believing that "both views are best" again
fully entreat their promoters to amalgamate thew.
_
Dabal ant £Clitarg.

Tac BRITISH ANIII.—/t appears that the average.
strength of the British army abroad in 1860 was 5,1'16
offioers and 123,265 non.comniissioned officers and men y.
in 1861, 4 892 officers and 117,644 non-c.mmissimed
officers and men; in 1862, 5,496 officers and 124.703
non-commissioned officers and Elkn • and in 1863, 6.243
officers and 125,473 non-commissioned offi,ers ancl man.
Of the force stationed abroad in 1863, 4,383 officers and
97,597 non-oommissioned officers and men heiming4 Lc!
infantry corps- data skid.;

THI CASK Or CONSTANO6 Kiss. COUTweaday
morning Mr. Dowding, the governor. tr. "Viltg
County Gaol at Pisherton Anger, reoeliad terfarnimi-
cation from Mr. Chitty, Clerk of issise for the Western
Circuit., officially announcing that the sentence of death
passed on Constance Eanlie Kent, at the recast amine,
had been 00111Mtl, ed into one of penal servitude for life.
In the coarse of the morning Her Majesty's &clam was
made known to the prisoner, who received the announce-
ment with great calmness. It is not true that she has
writas:n 10020/ history of her life during the time she lust
been ua prison.
liPiutiliptryclbssoo Power, and Published for himself and
tbs cithairraptiatore " TES C4OBOll AMD COUSTIT
NortatimaleCtanwor, Lagesb." at their Ifsigastered
Offist, rralk-straelioabeeter, by. IPlEJuivjg
*ALOE FJIOI, or TOW, Albeik,comaky
0 Dkiol4. • • is, r-
"Tuesday, higir't 1836. ,
• ,-

'lonia()
and

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red el

tt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

BATH & WEST OF ENGLAND AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY, MEETING AT HEREFORD.

OPINIONS OF THE PEES&
From the Dorset County Express, Tuesday,
June 11th, 1865.
"In connexion with the trials of Mowers and
Reapers, we were much interested in examining the
different Ray Makers and Horse Robes. One firm
have introduced the Zia-sag principle into their newest
Hay Maker; it ie very mush like a Machine shown by
Nioholson, at Salisbury, on the visit of the Royal to
that Cathedral City ; bat the great original Hay
Machine Maker,(Nicholson) has really been obliged to go
back to the plainer and simpler arrangement's, dispens.
ing with novelty, in order to get lightness, the great
essential in the hay harvest field."
From the Mark Lane Express, June 12th, 1865.
"Two Hay Makers were on trial, but with Nicholson's
standing twat in 'public favour."
From the Mark Lase Express.
" Amongst those to whom were awarded Silver
Medals at the Stettin Show, we omitted to name W.
NlNicholson, Trent Iron Works, Newark."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

CIRENCESTER COLLEGE AGRICULTURAL
LECTURES.

Part I. July, 1865, in Bvo., price 54.
pRACTICE with SCIENCE : a Series ot
Agricultural Paper,, comprising
1. Agricultural Education oonsidersid in oonnexiosi with
the Royal eipieultiwai Society, by lenr. J. CON.
STABLZ, M.A.
2. Agricultural Drainage, the Theory ot tlesiesdestedai
u accepted by • Practical lien, by J. B. DEMOS.
3. Ploughs sad Ploughing, by J. Z. Etstreesn.
4. Report of Wheat Experiments, 186344, by A. H.
CHURCHL M.A.
5. Farmyard Poultry, Profits sod Mauseamet, by J. A.
CLABILL
6. Dairy Farming, by J. T. HitßAlllole.
7. On the Agricultural Value el the Natund Phosphalms.
by R.. WARINGTOI4.
8. On the Working of Steam rapsneivsly, by Ess. J.
CoNirrißLN, M. A-
9. On Leases, by B. G. Wataroan.
London: LosomAx's, Guar, k Co., Pateasski
Row, B.C.

CIIJERNSEY sad JERSEY. —TEUROUGEI
001itdUNICATION between the GREAT
WESTERN RAILWAY and the CLIANInEL
ISLANDS, by every an to Weymouth, and from
Weymouth Harbour every MONDAY. WONESDAY.
and FRIDAY, at 6.0 a. in., by boa Mail Steamers. The
shortest sea passage is by the Weymouth moats. Bee
Great Western Penny Time Tables.
J. tiLIINDERes Manager.
Weymouth; May, DM&

' .

Vfnumesui....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

SALISBURY AND DORSET JUNCTION,

the halt-yearly general meeting of the shareholders of
this oompany was held Thursday afternoon, at three
o'clock, at the offices, No. 1, Poets' corner' West-
minster, for the reception of the report and the transac-
tion .1 t" general btisiness of the ooittpany MA,
Aar*. • in the chair.
)tr. r read t)'
which

reporting
steadily
fully
entire
b thc
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

pRIDPORT.

I'as Ora t Match freWee-n--th-e. (Oxford) Harlequins
and it pleiked eleven ;tom Dorset and Devon, was to
have cotndienced on Timm-lay, but as the Devon gentle-
men had left, and several of the Harlequins were not in
attendance, the event was shorn of much attraction.
Fonr " einorgenves" had to be °aped in with the
latter, and their opponents were made up of a party got
rogsther by Mr. Yearkes Gundry. The weather was
de'ishiful, end the gra innings was concluded as
follows :

C. Marnbam,b Phillips . e I
R. D. Walker, e Bsxffie, h Denne
R. Muslim. a Radek ffe, b Bagels . .
K. B. Ball, b Phillips. .
C. D. Muslim, b Pbilia. . . .
A. G. Chapman, b Phillips. . .
f. Ponsonby, c J. P. Cundry, b R. Rogers
Oumlry, b Phillip. . . .
J. M. Taylor; b Phillips . . .
•FT. Hounsell, no out. .
W. Roltinge, b Phillips ,
Leg bye 1, wides 4 . . r .
• Emergencies.

Mr. GUI‘DRY'S ELITEF.,

W. S. 13,1,Te I b w, b C. D. Mall 1116111. • • 15
C. J. Radolrffe, bC. D. Maraham . . . 0
IL RawlilsoD a Gundry, bC. D. Maigbam . 0
J. P. tiondrv, o and bt. D. Walker. . . 7
F. nanka, a 1. Marobsw. b it. D. Walker . 5
W. nommen, a'. b, bR. D. Walker . . . 4
('apt. Deone, a aud bC. D. Marabam . . 0
A. Hatter, R. Mardham, b 1). Marsha=. . 5
.R. time, bit. D. Walkrr. . . . 0
Vonan., b C. D. &graham
nut ott . ,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

master he
. nine o'Olook,
Antral Brown and
. the settle between
sitting on prisoner's
ith a pint of beer, -
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b Brewer . . .
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Brewer . . . .

not out
I Coombe, b Brewer
Coombe, b Brewer.

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641001 , .41 •

, prison?.
uid that, P

_
considering
fore a jury, -
Bales, however,
ed for a oonviction, oh-
prisoner's apprehension a
aid that, having taken some
went to the Globe Inn, at
, and had some beer. The
George Cattle were there.
t the prisoner and Cattle,
• right hand. He treated
, and took his pane out to pay
saw in his purse, two sovereigns, •
florin or half -crown piece, and some
pot his purse and money is his right
and felt someone's band

Daniels,
Arnold, 1
Rowland,
Toms, c Whennel
• nerdy, b Brew.-
▪ Wattling, I.
92. Bewint, C
4 =like Paine, b r
Y • " Brett, r
James
John I.
POCILET.PICKING. —OA
Petty Beeeions, George
Mutton' -as charged '
Ferrer, 31. with
sovereigns,
petty of Wm.
Marston. Mr. Lacey
l'revennen attended f
been heard before Mr. ...-
day, when that gentleman,
sufficient evidence to go be
prieoner. Soperintendent
that sufficient e-
tamped a wo-
second ti,
money :
Moreton,
primmer,
Her "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

WIITTER BORN E STICK LAND.

FROM the report of the Sal;sbury Mamma prize
scheme, it appears that the candidates sent op from this
parish have been remarkably successful at the recent
examination, four, nnt of five of the candidates presented,
having obtained prizes, viz., Jane Burden, Jane Morris,
and Maria Jane Parry, in the first class, and Bossy
Burden, in the third clam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

during
The

,
ot the
Oetsvillai Omrtmensy
Mr. G. W. Ti

Horn. the secretary,
stated that the directors had much
that the wpricsoti the railway
'wards coal]

and-tbei
October the

wodld

in 4 recently Bina
*till *doh intefek Those lines
- • -- into direct communion-

oonsidenble

system
This common

li cation

Lp.eated

amount of through traffic between
the rufacturing districts of the north of England
and , cid Poole and Cherbourg. It would also,
by me __ the South Wales and Great Western Rai -
way, and the Wilts and Gloucester Railway, afford
immediate eonameniciation to the important ooal-fields
in South Wales and in the Forest of Dean. Those advan-
tages, unexpected when the Company's act was weal,
would sensibly effect the value of the property. The
directors, therefore, felt that the adoption of those lines
by the legislature was a embject of considerable im-
portance to the shareholders.
The Chairman briefly moved the adoption of the
report, and having referred to the various points
mentioned in that document, congratulated the share-
holders upon tho fact that the board expected the
entire works would be completed by the latter end of
October next.

.c rows*
pletilarei in I
works on .3, were prooeeding
snd oetisfeeforily toi,...rds completion, i
cilateleal that by the letter end of Octo
line Would be completed The directors
important lines in North Wilts, •
I by parilimentiCth -
bring the Alidland
'`h -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

SHAFTESBURY.
MUNIPICIDICE,—The bfarquis'of Westmintter has just
subscribed £2,000 to•nirde the building of a new church
for the pariah of St. James.

RIFLE CONTEST.—The return match between ten
members selected from the Blandford corps, and ten
of the Shaftesbury corps, came off on Tuesday, Aug.
22, at Shaftesbury, and resulted in the Blandford
gentlemen again beating their opponents—this time
by a majority of 108 points. The ranges were 200,
500, and 600 yards, 7 rounds each. At the con-
clusion of the match, the competitora repaired to the
Abbey Arms Hotel, where an excellent dinner was
provided by the respected landlord, and to which the
Shaftesbury party invited their Blandford friends.
The utmost good feeling prevailed, and several toasts,
expressive of cordiality and esteem, were proposed
and responded to. The following is the score :-
600
yds.
11

BLANDFORD.
200
yJs.
Mr. Atkinson . . . 16
Sergt. Meaden . . . 17
„ Davis . . . 17
„ Wareham . . . 20

Green . . . . 20
Corp. Ridout . . . 20
„ Groves . . . . 24
„ Furmage . . . 19
Lane-Corp. Martin. . . 20
„ Gayer . . . 21

600 I;
yds. Er
10-37
7-37
7-37
6-40
11-49
23-55
16-62
11-42
8-42
16-53
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29

what turned mit te be, u(ter inspection, 24" demi-
johns" of the beat ilollands, each eiontsiniug about 4,
g&l,na, whioh had evidently Leen bat recently
landed. The illegal ow tiers of the Hollatide were;
however, non est, having evidently been disturbed
by the officer's approach. At a later pal t a the
murniug the oargo was removed to the charge of Mr.
8. 0. Cheepetnen, iler ALsjesty's Codectur of
Connotes, St Weythodt.ll:
Ttlit Atbautie tiAifte..—the poafponetnent of VI
operations conni cted wl.k the picking up of the A tient la
cable doee not, it appears, arige beef any leak i 4 money.
One gentleman has sin ady avowr ol li wllllugtirae to
equ'p the Great ,stern and si nd her out, on the ender-
standing that £lOO,OOO dial' be paid in the event of
successfully recoil ring tie part lost awl laying the
w hole, sole nothing In case of fagots. It is no longer
any secret th•it ate great vein] was chartered on similar
terms. ghat I:50,000 would he handed over to her owners
had the arable been laid, awl that, si lording to agree-
ment, nothing fa due, as the expecli,ion failed. The
speculative offer firat-named fairly illuArates the tone
of fooling among the people who have been out.

ounLai.nia‘Abolit.2.46.