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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

IHE BISHOPRIC OF SALISBURY.
We are able to state that Dr. Mobarleiy, formerly
Yellow and Tutor of Raid College, Oxford, Select
Preacher at various time., and Head Master of Win-
attester School for a lengthened period, will be the new
Ilfehop of Seliabory Dr Moberley at present holds a
wanonry of Chester, to which be was presented by the
Bishop of that see, and the living of Brightatone, Isle
of Wight, which be received from the Higley of Win-
shester.—BrAo. . .

We hear, on authority which ordinarily is trust-
worthy. that the Premier barn offered the Kshopric of
Salisbury to the Rev. J. C. Miller, DD., vicar of
Greenwich. Dr. Miller le of Scottish extraction. He
has not yet signified whether he will accept the mitre--
Loudon Scotsman,
Canon Killer is identified with the Evangelical party
In the Church of England, and he is one of the small
minority of clergymen who espoused the Irish Church
policy of the preeept °oven:anent.
Mr Liddon, the late Bishop's chaplain, Is tnentioned
OW %miners as hie probable successor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

WAREHAM.

SUNDAY SCHOOL Smut, Burrus—,9u Sunday
evening last • special earwigs was held • t the Old
"Meeting," on behalf of the flundsy School .voniksoned
with that plain of worship. Interest was swat void and
sustained by the simple yet beautiful melodies gives by
the scholars, musia and words from the ftwidayr
School Union" books. The pieta sung were
ims," " I will sing for Jesus, "Thank God for the •
Bible," and "Shell we gather at the River," Mrs. $
Smith leading at the organ. We are sorry to say Mn.
Smith is leaving this town. For many years she has
being doing • useful work amongst many of the young
people of this town, and they will never same to re-
member her with regard. The sermon on the occasion
was preached by the Rev. J. D. Davies, the minister,
from the words, "My eon, give me thy heart." and it
was a discourse alike worthy of the minister, the place,
and the occasion.
COUNTY PETTY Sassoons, Tneeday.— Before 0. W.
Ferrer, E-q. (chutman), Mlles Rodgett, EN., and W. M.
Calcraft,
George BMW, of Merden, summoned by P.C. Thomas Ellis
for being drunk and incapable at Hoiden. on Sunday, the 251. h
July. pleaded guilty. and, Wing his Ana oaettoensocucsldnsd.,
including nssta- - Paid.
Charke Conk, of Langton, 'summoned LT P.C. Jamew Short
for being drunk and riotous at LanO.n, pleaded guilty, and
was enrd ba and 7s. costs, or 14 days' hard
Marks Brown, .4 Wool was summoned for allowing his
cattle loamy on the highway. Psfendant did nott appear, but,
hating been fined several time. Wel), and the present as.
being clearly proved, the Bench infLgted a penalty of 10a. and
Ow. cods, or It days' bard labour.

POOLS.
THs LAT! BI6BOP.—AI St. James's Chan* on Sun.
day the pulpit, reading drak, and oomminnion table
were draped in tummies, out of rupee** the late
Bishop of this diocese.
&Hoot. TWAT. —The annual treat in noun ection with
the Longdeet day and Sunday asbools tooir Place 00
Wednesday last, when Zie boys and girls and Imam
were conveyed to Sandbanks in waggons, where • err 7
pleasant LI ternoon was spent. Before 'berthas Joe the
Banks, the children attended a eboral Nereus IA dt
Mary's church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-10

RIDGEWAY.

Wssirran Tits illstrmuct.—On Wednesday, jut a
tea meeting _.was held at Hidmwa,T. in • Wending
to W.• Thomaa, Req. (kindly rent for the osession),
and a pablie meeting after the tea to advocate the
claims of the proposed new chapel, when addresees were
delivered by the Rev. A. Ped•Tioombe, Masora. Sharron,
3. otter, Rogers, sod Hobbs The &air we. taken
by H. Raggett, Msg.. and about £5O was promised
towards the new chapel, the pound for whielli has born
kindly presented by John Hopkins, Reg, of Upway.
The meetings were attended by shout $OO, and were very
tutovedul.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

FESTIVITIES AT BRIDEHEAD.

During the put week a series of festivities have been
given at the scat of Mr. Robert Williams, at Bridebead,
In celebration of the coming of age of Mr. Williams,
ensign of the 3rd Dorset Volenteer corps. Mr. Williams
attained his majority some few months since, but in
eonsequence of the illness of a member of the family,
the rejoicings were deferred- On Wednesday last be-
tween 400 and 500 of the poor people on the estates
were entertained at dinner, when, the weather being
fine, • very agreeable day was enjoyed. The families
were conveyed in decorated waggons from the villages
of Winterbourne. Compton, and Littlebredy, Mews.
Norris, Roper, Chick, and Byrnes kindly granting the '
u‘o of their teams to assist in the enjoyment of those
who had been invited to partake of the 'squire's hospi-
tality. The numerous party was seated in the spacious
volunteer mess tent, which hail been brought from the
camping-ground at Burton Bradstook, and Mr. Williams
and • large party of the gentry of the neighbourhood
combined their efforts to minister to the enjoyment of
all present. A fife and drum band had been engaged
from Burton, and amidst music and other attraction.
the company contrived to pend a really happy day.
On Thursday a number of foot races and athletic sports
took place on White Hill, near the lodge gates, when
running, jumping, and other rural puitimes were in-
dulged in, in the presence of a vast concourse of spec-
tators. Mr. William% left Bridehead on TuesdAy for
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

RULES AND REGULATIONS.

_
All rules and regulations of Newmarket will be ad-
hered to at Weymouth.
The colours must be declared by 8 o'cloak on the
evening before running, at the Golden Lion Hotel, for
for neglect or alteration of which a fine of one soy. will
be enforced.

Entrance, 10s. each. No charge for weight/ and
wales.

All Stakes and forfeit, to be paid to Meant
WILATIMILIT by the day before miming, or to the
CLUJ( Of the Conine by eleven o'clock on the morning
of each day's mew et the Golden Lion Hotel, We,.
mouth.

Three bones to start in each ince or the public money
will not be Weil.

Mew% WZATEMILBT, Handicappers.
Mr: Jour BAUIPITUN, W..yrnoutk
Mr. G. OOTTZBILL, WArtrz.
Mr. T. MAI/WALL. Mloore, Dear Weedon,
Jades and Clark al tka comm..

BITTTFaIt MAKING IN sumu&s.
villa difficulty so mach experienoed at this
J- arson in prodecing FIRM and SWEET
BUTTgIi, free from rancidity and unplewswit flavour,
is entirely overcame, and the Churning quickened, by
wing
TOM IniEION AND 00. S RUTTER POWDER.
Hold by most Chemists sad Gramme, in 6L, Is.,
2e, td. and 7s, &I, bates, wit& lull directions for use.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

THE SCHEDULE TO WHICH TH

LAND and Hereditament, in which the above-
named RICHARD, Marquess of Westminster, in hie own
right, as aformaid, is interested, situate in the Parishes
of Gillingham and Rest Stover, in the County of Dorset,
and proposed to be exchanged for the Land and Bore-
ditaments hereinafter specified.
No. on
Tithe Bap. DESCRIPTION. A. I. P.

Gi
1963 rooks Fickl _ • I 335
1964 Great Mad,ifiskos Pisi .18Q 16
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Fart 3CCI
and 31/i f
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

CORYATES.

AVDDIEN MATH TN TUZ lIARVERT FILLD.—MT. IL
Look, deputy coroner, held an inquest in the school.
room, on liatunlay, upon the body of John Green. a
labourer, aged 50. The deceased was at work with
several other men reaping wheat on the previous day in
• field belonging to Mr. William Mayo. Ile commenced
his teak about 7 o'clock, and kept on for about three
hours, but was evidently suffering terribly from the
oppressive heat of the atmosphere. Ile was obliged to
desist from his labour several times, and was wired with
violent sickness. The poor fellow struggled against his
overpowering feelings manfully, but wa• obliged at last
to succumb; and he fell upon the ground, after several
ineffectual attempts to complete a second "drift" or
cutting. Brandy was procured from the house, and at-
tempted to be administered to him, but without avail.
Ile gasped several times painfully and expired. It was
stated that the deceased bad suffered from disease of
the heart, and a verdict of "Death from natural causes"
ea returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

FOR INDIGNSTION, PAIN AT PIT OF
STOMACH, &a

...-EVANIPS 818 ciiiiiiiiiamoors DIGESTIVE
PILLS immediately relieve and mue Indigestion, Pant
after Eating, Wind, Pain in the Back, Bad Taste aad
Dryness of Month in the morning, Irregular Action of
the Bowels. Au, and many other symptoms of Stomach
Disease. Unlike most Pills and remedies offered loins
public, these rithi do not purge the Bowels • require no
confinement ; nor need patients fear taking tiold nor any
ill effects, be their employment what it may. In the
most Inveterate and long standing mow they are
uniformly suceoseful, oa thu many Tmdisnon!mb r,•
oeived fully substantiate. Directions given will. oath
bottle. l'rioe la. lid., and 24. 9d.
LIOR NICCRALIIIA, fict-Dowiusux, Am
.1: EVANS'S NEURALGIA, TIO•DOLOREUX and_
FACE.ACHE PILLS. The tenet severe caws .9(
Neuralgia, Pains in the Fade and Read, are speedily
relieved and eared by them. Sold in borne 714,
In_ lad., and b. tid.
_________-- .
I[4loli TO ACHE.
i: Everrirs TOOTH.ACH B SPECIFIC immediately
mikess the mons panful coma Sold in bottles 70.,
and Is. lid. meth. ,
FOR RR ZUMATIB It LUMBAGO,
SPRAINS AND BRUISES, km.
EVANS'S ANODYNE EMBROCATION, or HEAL
ALL the moat effleacious remedy for Itheumatiam,
Lunt Pains in the Limb., Numbness, Sciatica, ,
Farr Spraioa end Braises, Spam! and Cramp,
ta
Stiff N . Stiffen.' in Joints, Fromm Limbs, and
Chilblains before they are broken. No Embrocation
ever offered to the public has been found more effectual
in alleviating the acute pains of the above disorders, as
It gives ease after &Le first anormrtion, ,icsl.l in bottles
1 4. lid. tad 1:11. Ltd. *loth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

Detailed Prospectus Free.
value of T. Canoe, and Spices carriage paid.
MOORE BROTHERS' AND COMPANY,
Merchants, 36, London. Bridge, City, E.C.

THE MOST RELIABLE FRIEND.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

WI MBOILNE.

Prrry 81111610118, Friday.—Befoge C. 3. Parke, Ernelo
Rev. (inn]. Glyn, and Rev. J. li. Auden.
rerun. --George liftmen, a boy, am charged with killing a
&wk. the proisav of (*M. 1611.111 e, iin the oth Alum., Mr.
T: appcanal tor the prointnition, and Mr. Moore for the
Jaen v. The boy ~..ifeusid that he killed the .1. .k. but all
that he did it by order 4 hi. nude, Nathaniel Feast,
whose gri IV the duck MN twig...init. X, Frotad denied
that he told the boy to Lill the duck ; he veld that he might
have told him to ',take the duck, ai.he wino continually annoyed
by romplainanti. duek.. The bench aid that Mr. Proud ioiLbt
to be In the hi, i.place. They had no doubt that he Lave the
boy itertnietion., and that he had killed the duck by hie
, tender'. order.. They had no alternative but to fine ule Isiy
Cl eel rot', but they should expect the master to pay the
money.
A Initti'Llincl RISTARD. Corntiiita Dardett, labourer,
phstdel guilty to appenwiating to him an toe £2, which be
received In he capacity a darnel to the Kinum Friendly
it wkly. Defendant aki that he was arty badly off, and teed
the money, but he would repay It nfterharneet. The money
wait onlered to he repaid In • month.
itacUsixo • Win AND Allnalla on TIM Geftftre
W.miusan, the landlord of the Co.entry Arne, Corte Mullen,
Y., I:ban:nit with umaulting him wife and teing threats toward',
her.,. the 6th Ind. Ile was further chanted with saaultlnir
P.M. William (leant in the exeention .1 he duty on the name
day. The Kanner, who had been renianikil in cudody for
a week, pleaded guilty to both theme. The defendant, it
wanted, bad for some thee pat been in the habit Id thinking
to very gnat W1C...4, of which had made him at time very
violent, and n the .lav ill if 11 hi. Wlie woe on:welled to
obtain • warrant for his appreNieeion. and thi, led to the arm-
...ion of the second chant. of ...suiting the °Moe, who wna
intnedal with the warrant to execute. The Chairman mod
feelingly warned the prisoner to refrain from drinking and to
at • bettor euniple to his children. The penalty for the vault
I .11 his wife could be LA including cost.; for aussulting the
"mac, he would be finel V, including end., and In .I.lault of
i.,,ent two month.' hard labour for each offence, one term
of impaanment to commence at the expiration of the other.
Ile wisild aka be bound over to keep the peee and he at good
hehaviour for 12 montle, himself in L2O and .Nte surety in
420. Thu lino/axing been laid. and the recognizance. altered
into, the defendant (who licemel to feel his padtion) Ina
liborataL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

AI) SHOP NECKLACES

Mr. BENSON. bo hoMe the appolutseent to R. a.
the Priuoe of Wales, has just published two pamphlets,
enriched and embellished with illustrations—one upon
Watch and Clock Making, and the other upon Artistic
Cold Jswelkry. Those are sent post free for 58. each.
Persons living in the country or abroad C• 11 select the
article required, and have it forwarded with perfect
safety.-25, Old Bood-street, and the City Steam
Worts, 58 and GO, Ludgate.hill, Maori.
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN GUARANTEED
1 STATE LOANS. No Lorrain& Bowl tlar
chances to win for £1 the large premiums of
230 000 225 000 £2O 000 La,, Ac.
. .

Public drawings on tee First of every Month, under the
superintendence of the Austrian Government, and
official public functionsries. Official lints sent Gratis to
Snbecribers,—Apply for El chancel., issued upon forms
supplied by the Austrian Government and bearing thes
Imperial half a florin stamp, and for prospectuses to
VOMLGK ER and Co.. Bankers. Vienna.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

HOP MARKET

Eionoceu. Friday.—Ti;;;sim7WaTell; mme romemre cleansed
the phut of yen:m(ll.l.lA lure wrought • betaeficial effect In the
gown,' aspect of the grounds, but MUu.o warm, sunshiny days
would doubtless he of service now. Trade at the lkwough
.. • .
-Mid

....annum Taut., at nominally late rates. quotations :—Va.
and E 4 kcnt..., £2 lea. to 10, ; Weald a Keats, 112 ba
£4
; Sweet. £2 to £3 : Yanthatn, £3llO, to £6; Count),
• 10. t t 4 10, ; limariato. LI to £3 to.. ; Brlgiana,
£2 to ; Yearlings, a to £210.. Arnerkan, £20.. to £3 10.
per cot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

fiTLUI HIGINIS AND THRASHING MACHIN= NADI

TO 011011 O RKPAIRID.
CATALOGUISs WITII PRICKs Az. O.V APPLICATIOI
ST. PHILIP'S IRONWORKS, BRISTOL

NATIONAL LINE.

....
STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
18TOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
NA L STEAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited-)
new full-powered British Iron
/Sinew Steunrshipe
Tons. Tons.
Isar( (BuilMsa) I LOUISIANA, Thotosl 2210
hums, Ones 3200 Hisswris. Thomson 3325
Tem Qualm, Grows 3412 1 PsiouinvAxis„ Hall 2873
Ernmitan, Thompson 3400 VIRGINIA, Forbes ... 2876
lan
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as
follows :=

AND

FRANCE WIDItitIDAT, Aug. lath.
YIItOINIA WEDNINDAT, Aug. rith.
DENMARK WILINDIDAT. Sept. lit.
And from Queenstown the following days.
The Schion sarommodation on board these Steamers
Ia very superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve and Fifteen
Guineas, according to amomodation in Stateroom—all
baring same privilege in Saloon. Return Tiaketa,
Twenty.tbree Guineas.
Mere is exoellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a fall supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Pawengers booked through to Aspinwall, Sari
Franci.co, the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and 23,
Water.street, Liverpool; or to N. and J. COlllll2lB and
BROS.. Queenstown.

LIKEIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF
IA MEAT.- —PARIS Exeismoir, 11867, Two Holm
MEDALS: HAVRE EXHIBITION, 1868, THE GOLD
YUMA& - Only sort warranted genuine by Baron
Liebig (the inventor)." A snecess and • boom"—
Mcdieu/ rerw owl Circular. One pint of delicious
beef tea In, 21(1., which costa Is. if made freer fresh
moot. Cheapest and finest flavoured "stank" for
kol. --CA UTION. Baron Liebig's signa-
ture upon every jar, ant as several Australian and
other inferior ltation extracts are being offered to the
public, be sure you ask for the Liebig Company."
Extract °nig. Sold by all Italian Warehousemen,
Grocers, Chemists, sod Sliip's Store Deakin.

TO TIIE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
READ TIIE SECRET FRIEND.
DR. BARNES has for twenty years given
his exelunive attention to the treatment ad aura
44 Srsual Udlh NER IN and PHYSICAIi IPLEILITY.
Loiel .4 APPETITE. P h. the BACK, DINNERS lof
MIGHT, IAiiteITIJOE, iNDIOESIIOI4. SPERIIATOR.
MCA. IMPEDIIIENTS 1.. MA! MACE, snit IMUICTOns
othO 50.t0 d h) the youth, if
taarloatad, rrsult In ronsompllon, itwanlty, or An Celly death.
on:dig-AI work , 141.ieltICT FRIEND, I, Illinandel with
numrroini (-bar. and Tnatinioniala 1.411 Paden'', Aboadnif tie
551, ty •Ideh they rem roNtorol i. littilth sold manly iigour
It It C trot 100415 in Mao. ohOrequirc A slimly SUM.
To the Married and Moran this book Is invaluable. bent pont
hoe, wen. Om oboe., felon on rcoelptuf too damp,
Mr Ada.. Dr. Rumen, re, Thornhill Creiornt
thleonlan-,44,

FROM 4-lIJEEn,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

LYI'CHEIT IiLATRAVERS.

Fllll.—On Tuesday afternoon, the 10th inst., some
premises (oonsisting of bakehouse and more) in the occu-
pation of Kra. A. Fry, grocer, ke., were found to be on
fire, and had it not been for the energy of the neigh-
bours, the whole of the shop and dwelling-house must
have been destroyed. As yet no reliable information as
to the cense of the fire has reached us, although it is
generally supposed to have originated by the knocking
out of a pipe by persons passing the mid. The loss,
which con.ists chiefly of grocery stook, is estimated to
(mooed EX.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

riv THOSE WHO HAVE AN OBJECTION
JL TO TAKE PILLS, EVANS'S PECTORAL
COUGH LOZENGES, for Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Shortness of Breath, Dry Cough, Sore Throat, As.,
will be found a most efficient and stroanffis Intned7,
moodily relieving the most distressing symptoms. Sold
n boles, 70., sod Is. led. each.

TilOR CHILDREN'S COUGHS and COLDS.
EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP, a safe sad effectual
remedy for Coughs. Colds, ka One trial of this
pleasant tasting medicine will convince that it is one of
the most valuable remedies ever offered to the public,
by the early use of which • very larye amount of
suffering will be saved. Most important testimonials
could be given did space allow, from persons who speak
at it thus Perfectly suceessfuL"— instnut relief."
—"rya the greatest faith In it."—" Would not be
without it on any amount,"—" Quite sure it saved my
child's life; had only given one dose, and within two
hours the child was quite another creature." By
promoting free perspiration, gentle expectoration, and
the consequent sedative effect upon the system, it will
generally remove all alarming symptoms in the course
of twenty.foar hours. Sold in bottles, Ted., Is. lid.
and 2e. 9d. mob. Full directions accompany eaei
bottle.

L-IOR CHILDREN TEETHING, &v.
1: EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE, a safe and
effectual remedy for Wind, Griping, in the Bowel.,
Restlessness at night, ire. This safe and agreeable
ruixliaine removes instantly the above disorders to
which infancy is liable during Teething, giving comfort
and repose to the child, and peace and gladness to the
parent. bold in bottles Ted., Is. led., end 2a. Std. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

1,101.A1,4110; O DIPUTY-8111:211117, GAOUII, CIIAMAIS.

friAt, the undenagned, berth, declare that judgment of
death was this day executed on Jonah Detheridge, In
thr Doreet County Gaol in our presence.
Dated this 12th day of Aux.d. leo9.
C'""t" I)(ll:lVi'„..6.l7ltele,t.ofthe
Gaoler f the In .1,4.4
J, D. Lawrence emitity (WA.
Chaplain of tho
Lwnu W..""1 lk.nwl COMA,' (AA.
lu the meantime the oolliu WU conveyed away from
the smiffold. It was a plain elm coffin, with the hitters
"J. I)." out in the lid. In the afternoon the caitivict
wag interred in the burial ground of the gaol, hs3sido the
graves of the murderers Preedy and Fooks. The grave
was ailed up with quicklime, and soon very little trace
will remain of the hod! of Jonah Potheridgc,
who, to gratify his rraeuttnent against punishment
brought on by his own mialooda, took away the life of
hu.hand and father, and brought himself to a shame-
fuhleath, and • dishonoured genet, ot the age of only
21 Team
The Daily Telecirupit says one may fancy the jury.
men approaching such a corpse with the terror and
doubt which the carcase of • newly-slaughtered tiger
iosPhlis: When that yellow butcher of the jungle
Info, the he, ater. 111 S niacin shy of owning noir him at
first ; they p, olt the terrible body with stones, or throw
firebrands 51 it; sad even then, should the wind stir
the grey oehj,,jj.l.• ever so little, everybody leaps beak
in swig. yrjrbt. But hoopoe rope will choke the life
ulna jhe toughs"
.villain that over writ (Wand man at


LUP
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

LYTCHETT MINISTER.

&Tom FlESTlvmr.s.—Tbe scholars of the National
dry and Sunday schools had their annual treat on Wed-
nesday, the 11th inst. About 130 children assembled at
the schoolrooms, and marched early in the afternoon to
a field kindly lent them by Mrs. House, of Poet Green.
Soon after four o'clock they were supplied with an
&bandanas of excellent plum cake, bread-sed•butter, and
tea, after which a variety of amusements were provided
for them, such an cricket, foot•ball, rasing. Jumping,
" scrambling" for apples and pears, ho. Later in the
evening they were marched in front of Mr. House's
resident*, to sing a few pieoes of moth), and to receive a
large piece of cake each to carry home. They were then
dismlsted by their master (Mr. H. 1). Foot), and all
seemed greatly delighted with their evening's mouse-
manta.

A PPREAKARION 07 Buiummus. Three tramp
named Whims' Monkish, John Tonser, and Alfrep
Turner, were brought before Colonel Cox, last Friday,
charged with breaking into the dwelling house ot
Matthew Perry, of Netherbury, on the 27th July last,
and stealing ther,from three watches, three chains,three
coats, one vest and trousers, two pairs of boots, two
gold rings, and other articles. On the 2516 they were
apprehended near Banwell, as rogues and vagabonds,
and ware senteneed to 10 days' imprisonment at Shepton
Mellott gaol On the 9th of August, Supt. Macllsle
went to Shepton Ma'lett, and apprehended them. The
greater portion of the stolen property was found on
them. They were conveyed to earainster and corn-
mittod for trial at the next quarter sessions,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

DORCRIME B.H I L OF ART.
In connection with. the Government Department of

tioivnee and Art, Booth Kvin.ington7
LX
PUBLIC MEETING will be held in the
linzaguALL,oe WEDNESDAY, A UGUST 25th,
for the diiitribution of the PRIZES awerded to
the Student• of the tiohnol bz
0. W. FAHREK, ree., PRIMIDINT,
it 7.30 pots., it which ell persons interested la the well.
fire of the School ere invited to sttiind.

The NEXT SESSION COIIIIIICLICOS 04 TUESDAY.
Aueaerr IT. for the evening choo, and on WEDNikI•
DAY, AUGUST 18, for the morning and afternoon
armee. The afternoon elaai for the future will
carramieuoe at 2.30 p.m.
LUCAS WATSON,
Hos. Secretary.
. .

Dorchester, Auguet 9, 1F169.
T. THOMAS'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL
1,„/ SCHOOL-SESSION. IRO and 70. A GENERAL
I NTRODUCTOR Y ADDRE•4I3 wiU be delivered by Dr.
Sews, on FRIDAY, let 00TOMER, at 3 o'clock. p.m.
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WANTED, in a large Farm Ilona°, two
good respeetable servants, one as COOK and
the ether HOUSEMA I I). The former must underekand
making bread and assist in the housework • the hoes,-
maid must understand waiting at table, Cllsnieg Pl".•
•k—Apply to "K.° at the elks ot this repo..
circhester.

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LET, a GoNVENIENT DWELLING
iii)i'sE, xitu&te in the West Welke, Dorchester.
Ailyt M W I LLI AM BAKJI AND,
: ,iebestes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

ISICIDPORT.

SHIP Launeu.—On Monday evening a brig was
launched from the shipyard of Messrs. Cos and Son, at
Bridport Harbour. She was indeed as handsome a
slipper as over left the stocks at Bridport. Mrs. J. P.
F. Gundry "christened" her the Dora, and at precisely
ten minutes to 'even she glided slowly and majestically
to her future element amidst the shouts of the Assam.
bled multitude. She is built for Masers. Job Bi
of Liverpool, and intended for the Newfoundland
Brasil trade. Some hundreds of people were present
at the launch, but a very large number arrived too
late.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

gorrtsponbencr.

THE FOOTBRIDGE AT FROM E VAIICHTI RCH.

To Mt Ede.?.

Ste—Will you permit me, through your widely-circu-
lated paper, to call the Attention of the authorities of
the perish of Promo Vat:church to the state of the foot-
bridge over the river, which forms part of the priocipall
footpath Pula that village to Maiden Newton. I have
observed that is has been falling into decry for many-
years, and it is now become so thoroughly dilapidatea
as to be pest repair, and to be extremely dangerous to
persons pasting over it. I apprehend that it is the duty
of the Surveyor of Highways to maintain it in a fit
stste for the use of the public, and if any accident
should happen by reason of his neglect, he would be
liable to damages by way of aompensation to the pigeon
injured; but whether that be to or not, I would wiped
to the principal landowner', as well as to the rector,
that they could not do a kinder act to their own
parishioners, as well as to the general public, thaw to
°am* the Parma legally liable to erect a new bride*
with the least possible delay.—! remain, Sir, your
ful servant,
A TRAVELLER.
Maiden Newton, 10th August, 1869.

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PUNT= lied Published, at Obereb-strest, Dorchester,
by Lusa) Ames, of the Parish a/ Fordiagioa, for
sell 'sad es-proprietor.
Tuesday, hugest 7, ldee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17

811 ER BO.RNF.

FRITIIIIIOERY. - A goodly sprinkling of Maisonsk
assembled at Sherborne on Monday OD the installation of'
the new Mader of the Lodge of Benevolence, Brother
L. H. Ruegg. The ceremony of installation was un—
formed by the V.W. Deputy• Provincial Grand blaster,.
J. P. Montagu. Esq. The W.M. than invented hie
officers es follows :—S. W. Gillard, J.W. ; Rey. G.
Thompson, Chaplain; Rev. W. Perry, Treasurer; S.
K. Woodward. Secretary; T. Farrell. S.D. ; B. G.
Long. J.D. ; R. Moe', J.S. ; Alfr, .1 Reynold, 0.0.
Hembray ; Organist, J. Ramsey. The banquet after
wards was held at the King's Army. Amongst the
brethren present at Sherberne on the o cession were the
Deputv•Provincial Grand blaster, Past tlrand Chaplain
of England ; Thome'. P.G.D.C. ; Manodcrs, P.P.G.S. ;
Jacob, W.lf's ; R. Winglield Digby. Melineth, Ryall,
Parfitt, kc.. kc. The proximity of I.lrand Lodge
(which is to he bold at Sherborne three we ka hence,
i vit., on the 30th) kept many brethren sway'