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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

TARRANT GIINVILLI.

TEI new eobOO-1-1-a—file-pa.r-i-sh.beir-tin in August task
was on Sunday formally opened or Instruction with
the, short service, specially oomposed for mph ossaidons
by the late Bishop of Saluebnry.

WA RSHAW.

••
LOCAL GOVIIINKIIIT Bo BD.—The pnaent candidates
for this Board announce that they will stoutly oppose
underground sewers end waterworks at the expense of
the ratepayen Perhaps. the Board shore may have
something to say on the Nebjeot.
Courrr Fern Stramms, Tuomday.—Before Colonel 0. P.
Nansel anal Nit. Ilawknewurth.
W. Hunter, of Swanaire, wee ordered to pay a Local Gormu-
Meet lionnl rate of 10. and es. end&
Richard Collins, one of fa. and 7s. code.
Charles Sa.rcy, who did not appear, was summoned foe
unlavrfully leaving the service of Mr. W. Elegant, of Rogers
11111. Complainant said on Feb. IS the men were tbr:l7;s
with a steam engine. About 11 ent. he sent them an alio...snot
of ale. At one he found several so drunk they could not work.
lie complained of it, when defendant and two others were
saucy. Ile said next day they must flnd their own drink, and
he would pay then) money lurked. On the following day at
11 they demanded al* as vassal, and on hie reminding them of
his etatement the previous day defendant maul "I'm —; no
more ale, no more work for me," went off, anl had not been
num since. Ile only wanted to show men they could not leave
without notice. Defendant had 10s. a week with house and
fuel—Ho was lined as , the wages duo (5e,) and gs. ousts, CV
7 days' bnprlsonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

DORSKT LENT ASSIZICS.

The commiseioo for these sodas' wee owned it the
sunbelt. Dorchester. on Thursday, by Mr. Jutioe
Quain, who arrived from Winchester by the Ll 5 South.
Weetern train. Ms lordahip WU met at the station by
the High Sheriff (Mr. J. W. T. Fyler, of Hsffleton),
aocorepanied by the Under Sheriff (Mr. Coombs), the
county Clerk (Mr. Andrews), and • number of tbe
county pollee. His Lordship was at one, driven to the
Shirehail in the Sheri!' carriage, and the oommission
was opined At half-past three, the learned Judge
attended Divine servioo st Bt. Peter's Church, at the
doors of which he wag met by the Mayor (Mr. G. J. G.
0rve011). who was accompanied by Aldermen Garde,
Loci., and Cuttne, •nd Councillor' Turner, Burnett,
Dav,.nish, and Aldridge, with the Town Clerk (Mr. G.
Symonds), and the meas.& tutors, is well as the members
of the borough police. The sermon was prow:Mod by
the Sheriff's chaplain (the Rev. R. Goodwin, of Euit
Stoke, near Wareham), founded on Matt. v.-19. Al
tile out:allusion of the service His Lordship returned to
the judges' apartments at the County House.

CROWN COURT, FIUDAT.
Before Mr. Jostles J. R. Celialf.

Business commenced ohortly after half-past 10 o'clock.
Thera numeroni attendanee in the galleries,
inol cidirg many of the fair let.
The following gentlemen wore sworn on the Grand
jury :
Sir Holynenx H. Neprian, bark, foreman.
Mr. C. .T. Parke. Mr. J. M. P. Montague.
Mr. F J Weld. Mr. G. Warr,.
Mr. If. Williams. Mr. C. K. Astell.
Mr. 11. C. Goodlo. Mr. Can Glyn.
Mr. M. S. Yeatman. Mr. 11. B. Middleton.
Mr. J. E. Bridge. Mr. W. J. Smith.
Mr. It. if. Mr. G. E. Eliot
Mr. B. P. P. Gundry. Mr. J. W. B.Hawkosworlh.
K. A. Wood. kir. T. COllOl.
/14. B. Littlehales.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

ABBOTeIBIJRV.

A CCIDTST WITH :II; IV; 1100 X. —Last week, •
young man named Toms, working at Newham, between
Langton Herring and Abbotabury, out his knee very
severely with • reeping book. He was attended by •
medical gentleman , but on Monday night he was still
very ill, though the doctor had hopea of his reeovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

POO L.

LIC7IIIIII. —On Tuewia—y—o"v—en. In, last, the Roc. O.
Waterman, delivered a third Irolure at the Towabell,
In ow:mention with the Young Men's Christine Alma:da-
tion. the subject being 'Harmony of the Deductions
of Astronomical Bolcom with the Bible." The preldent
of the aseodation (Mr. IL. Kemp-Welch) occupied the
*bait.

'Lemon PwrivioN.—A petition against the return
of Mr. Charles Waring am member of Poole, was lodged
on Monday last, by two persons named Charlie Hurdle
and Henry Stark. There are severe' charges In the
petition alleging bribery, treating and undue iniluenoe,
before and after the eleoticro, and personation at the
election. The solicitors for the petitioners it.
C. C. Kills and Co., of 19, St. Bwlthin'a-lane, London.
Hurdle signed the petition le Oil. way—l, so hes a
likely person to have a spare thousand pounds for the
required bond, to say nothing of guarautaelng °costa ;
and Stark Is also In a humble position. Meantime,
:sung of the leading Conservatives deny all knowledge
of the petition.

11 UN TI N 0 APPOINThaNTS.
Cattistock Belinda—Tuesday (this day), Cokiir Wood
Friday, 13th. Nether (Mine—at 10.45
last Dome Elounda—Tneeday (tbia day), Mltschinton
Down ; Thursday, 1211, Ranstoo—at 11.
Mr. Radoltffe's Ilounds—Thareday, 12th, Olacvtlies
Wooton—at IL
Bisekozoor Vila Hounds— Tuesday, (this day), Inn
Bridges Thursday, 12th, Bishop's Cancun., ; Friday,
13th, Fifebeed Nasals—at 11.

til KTII&

February 24. at Weymouth, the wife of D. Lang.
burst, 6011 Rifles, of a son.
February 26. at Mordsu House, Corte Castle, Nrs.
James Kent, of, daughter.
February 26, at 22, Grove Buildings, Dorchester, the
wife of Mr. W. Lerebert,of Ilethpool Strest, Paddington
of a eon.
February 27, at Oarohne-pleos, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. Jaoob Mershall, of • son.
February 28, et Moor Court farm, liaruhnU, the wife
of Mr. Adolphus Andrews, of a son.
Mareh 1, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. J. H. Bartlett,
of a son.
March 2, at Baokland Newton, the wife of Mr. A. J.
Kingsbury, of a daughter.
Maroh 7, at London-street, Fordington, Dorshsster,
the wife of Mr. D. Taylor, yeoman, of a son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

MONEY TO LEND, to borrowers residing
In town or oollotry, from £5O upwards, ropay-
Aga In owe sax from ono to Swe yews. at 6 Psr owt.
hltellot on personal opeurlty ; also, o•
frestio!d or leseehold property trent 8 per coot., or
berm of re to be agreed pie. No oommleolow.—
—PP'Y to P. PluffrfOW, Seq., 120, Southampton Bow,
London, W.C.

WANTED, good GENERAL SBRVANT
of pools ozporoooo, steady sod roopooffible. A
"r")ald kePt —Apply to MN. AT/Llllll, /dryad
Dorohostor.

TO FOWL FA NOl 111113.
i 13 URI BRAHMA 1008 tor Bale, 3s. per
-I- "Na.—APPI, to Mr. H. OoLuirs, the Pm*.
Pow', liostoo. PortlsoL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

KAYS'S WOPSDELL'S PILLS,

PHE L-1-17-KR Is justly credited with being the
mace of many complaint". if inaotive, or oat of
order, it becomes enlarged or irritated, producing
Dillon" Complaints, Jaundice, Sickness, _ Depression et
Spirits, Irritability of Temper, U neglected, •
e-ries of what is willed Laver Complaints le produced,
tbat render life insupportable. KAYS'S WOISIDILL'II
PILLS hay. been found of the greatest vane in all
disorders of the liver, restoring the organ to tampions
health, and renovating the system.
Sold by all Chemists and other Dealers la Patent
Medicines, at is. 144., 24. 91. and 4s. lid. Wnoteeste
Depot. 22, Bread-street, London.

.IVER COMPLAINTS, BILE and INDI-
A/ GESTION CURED WITHOUT MERCURY.
Only two medicines really sot upon the liver ; Os. IN
Memory or Blue Pill; the other dandelion. Thomsen&
of ft.:institutions here been destroyed by Metier;, Slue
Pill, or C•locteL The only rfe remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS. . .

whiola let very gently en the Liver, giving immediate
ritilef In all oases of MA Indigestion, Sisk Hosea*lus.
Liss of Appetit*, Oiddinem, Spasm, liaartbant„ Fat
-
u ore,. Nervousness, Goal, and all disorders of the
Stomach and Liver. Bold by all oboodats sod msdiolaa
voodoo, la Bozo. at ls. ltd., 2‘. 94., 41. IL, or for
stamps from J. Mack 47, Mortiator-atroot, I:formai*
I square, London, W.

KAYE:d PILLS,
rr HE STOMACH is the great supplier of all
.1 the wants of oar system. Its °Nies is to repair
Ito wear and We: of life. If disordered, its feostlob
assess, winch is followed by Indigestion, Eidodu
Lowness of Ina noste oases In-
sanity. KATI'S WOISDILLI PILLS are the best possible
Modelne for all the disorders of this °Mos.
cleanse it, whilst by their tonic power OW lih's It be.

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vigour. _
Sold by aU Chemists sad other Doll" hi Plihmk
Moitaker, it Is lid., 2s. Shi. and ha ed. Wholesale
Dever, 22, Broad.,lreet, Lon.lori.

NERVOUS DEBILITY.--Gratia,
MEDICAL WORK, ohoviDE Same how
the may be Cured without the lad of quack& Free
OD ripoeipt of podia"' stsaipe—AAdtwet. Bsimmume
Institute of Anatomy, 1311.014111"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

LCOAL BOARD OP IMAM.

The Surveyor reootemeudect that the reservoir should
be restated so se to make It water•tlght the whole
height, the outlay for 'notarial for which he ealuulated
at £3 10..

.
The Mayor doubted whether Blllog up the cricks u
proposed would softie, but that cementing inside would
be necessary. However, this Gould be done aftorwardi
If the other plan were not effective.
Alderman Gilpin suggested raising the walls of the
reservoir still higher, so sato increase the water storage
sufficiently to prevent the now regulate Sunday
working.
The MAYOR said that would be a very serious
expellee ; and the higher they went the ratio of outward
preasure teas greatly increased.
The TOWN CLERK rounded 18 inches of iron work
above the present reservoir, backed by brick-work.
The MAYOR said of course it was only a question of
expense.
The Surveyor had not calculated the increased
mutants of the reservoir by this proposed repairing, but
he thought It would be about 500,000 gallons.
The MAYOR said that would prevent Sunday pumping.
Alderman GALPIN suggested • committee to consider
the whole subject, with a view to ensuring sufficient
storage.
Weekly visits were suggested by a committee, and
Mr. Vernon recommended there should be a book in
which the visitors signed their names. The value of
co, Mani supervision was generally recognised.
The committee named was —The Mayor, Alderman
Gal*, Councillors Turner, Vernon, arid Devankth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

DOSCHMTNII TOWN 00UNCIL.

wiDgmas.—Freesal : The Mayor (Mr. G. J. G.
Cheery), Aldermen J. 13 alpin, H. Look . cotwouion.
M. Deveuish, W. Vernon. L. Burnett, L Turner.
J. F. liodre A. Belson, Dr. Aldridge, with the Tows
Clerk (Mr. Giles Symonds).

-
COLIPOZATION TROP/1171.
In referenoe to • terrier of the Corporation property
wbloh basseveral timed been spoken of, it was arranged
that the Town Clerk should present one completed up
to this time at the nest meeting.
coattail:3.SW= ADDIZIIIBIL
The Mayo* said the first business was to °onside, the
propriety of 'sweating to Her Majesty the Qcteen and
the Duke and Masher of Idinburgh addressee of con-
gratulation on the marriage el the Duke of Mdinburgh
and the Grand Duebees Maria He had that notice placed
en the pers. The inhabitants of Dorehester from time
iminemorW have been proverbial for their loyalty,
and he hoped their reprsesulativee in the present day
were no lees loyal. Ho thought an address should
proceed from them hoping that the union would prow
one of happiness and create good feeling between the
two great nations. He moved that an Wuminated
address be prepared and forwarded.
Alderman Loci sold he should be happy to we°nd
the motion. He thought they ought always to show
their loyslty on these 000stions. They had been rather
remiss on one or two previous ones. Be cordially
united with the Mayor in hoping she marriage would
prove a blessing to the parties themselves and to the
nations at large, cementing the friendship between two
of the greatest empire. of the world as far as extent
and power was concerned, and he trusted the union
would tend to the establishment of peace throaghont
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

LOCAL TA XILTION.

The Ortuordl of the Central Chamber of Agrisultsre on
Tuesday, after sleeting Sir J. Pakingtien to the aim of
Vice Preeldest of the Chamber, adopted a report pre.
seated by Sir Massey Lopes on the eubj,et of load Ms&
Men. It Indicated that partial relief rolght at ones be
given by the DOW Parliament by extesding the system
of Treasury grants, but that administrative shanges
would be mammary to make the reform thorough. The
gaieties of antexhausted Improvements was also Mo.
trussed, and It was ansalmoasly agreed to secure the
pandas of a Landlord and Tenent Bill derieg the oom-
log session, In which c mpeosatios for noexhaustad
tsmpory improvements should he 'soured to the Vacant,
and °envoi:motion for cUlapidatilms to tbs landlord.

MAIDEN NEWTON.

Tan Ashattee war —l7n; ti;e—su-14;;It.of the last fort-
nightly 'estate. It was Illustrated by photographs
dieplayed by the lime light. The Rev. M. Mulkey,
boated by Mr. Slater, deseribed the scenes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

PAPER BUM OORSETS.—Patented. These elegant Bodice.
greatly Improve ths figure to which they add grsos is
elegance, are perfect-fitting & the present Parts fashion TIII
TAPER BURR unlike all others, prevents Injurious pnwure at
the Chest. Yields to every Mottole. strong ether, required and
aaneot be brok.n.
Wholesale—W. THOMAS k BROS. 129 1129. Cheapside, LC.
II SOLD BY SSPECTABLS DRAPERS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

WAILDIIB AND oonrviar 0111011.

On finding a true bill agsiost the OODTiOt Fenton, the
jory made • written communication to the effeiot that
It appeared the warder was in sole charge of thirty-lour
men, and there was no other wards within re•oh, to
render SISiNS.OOO. This did not appear to them sufficient
protection to the warders; they thought no body of
oorivicts should be left with INS than two warders.
_ .

The Jodie said It "Yu a very proper recommendation,
and he would take care to transmit It Co the Secretary
el State.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

S
friARK-LikNS Tgin DAT. I
The make% has eked with • fair amount of
nteadlneen ; but bestow los not been brisk. jlegfish
tablet has been in Hushed minuet. but toreldh hid sold
rather wore freely. Mose sa Wore. Noise sod mad
tending or ward.. Bow sod peso unaltered. Nothing
'snob doing to doer. .

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tins Dir. I
About 2,500 beasts, Including 750 torsisn. Trade
ecei quiet; prices drooping. Inferior 5.. 6.1. to 6.. ;
prime, 5.. 81. to 6e. Almost 18,000 sheep, about one
kalf being Lively). Market dun it gegopenog geat„.
51. 61. to 61 ; prim., 6t. 81 toe.. 101. Limbs
per it,. Osiess quiet. Pigs unaltered. At Deptford
1,508 Humbug, Waite.

MONEY MARKET, This D.
Dlsoonnt demand unaltered. Three months' bills
denied Si pee oent.

THI CLAIMANT IS ORTON.

The Globe published • letter purporting to be from
Citadel. Orton stating that the Claimant to the Mob-
borne eetate• wu no other than Arthur Orton, his
brother.

THE CLAIMANT IN PRISON.

The prisoner In Newgate stoutly refuses to answer
to the name of Castro or Orton, but willingly responds
to that of Tiohborna He wart on Tuesday supplied with
hie prison gash, whisk are made of a light brown woollen
cloth, linos breathes, ribbed worsted stockings, °ammo'
leather shoes, and a sap with a little knob at the top
without a peak. Be bag been closely shaved and his
hair mopped. Hie shirt sleeves momure 37 inches
round, the muscles of the arm being 77 bootee, while
round the chest he is 56 Inches. He foils in picking
oakum, sat, does not pick anything Itke the portion
allotted to him; hie Innen ars somewhat delicate, and
the tar rope le very trying. B. rime at sin o'clock, and
goes to bed at nine, and attends chapel, for the proem*,
every morning. He has hitherto maintained complete
ailenoe, and, emmidering all things, takes very kindly to
the ekilly. When hie new apparel was brought to him
be appeared to falter a little, but soon regained him sell-
promotion. He sleeps wonderfully well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

GERNS ABBAB.

Simone ABU= ON • iNZTti.—Twoot the magi&
trate' of this division—Mr. J. Batten and Mr. C. S.
Glyn—were ooeuezdrgtor five hours in bearing • elsarg
of aseselt upon Courtney, tee of Lord Dishy is
keepers, brought against • man named Joseph Levis.
It seemed that a few mornings since the oomplasnent
and defendant with others were at the Good Hope inn
at liillteld. At dinner time the keeper left and went
to the farmhouse of Mr. Spinner; but be returned
again to pay a man who bad been forge-beating at the
recent meet of for-hLunde. Between three and long
o'clock • /grabble arose. Earle twitted the keeper with
poisoninst his dog, ani after high words Courteney
struck Earls. A mays ensued, and the landlord
ordered Bevis out of the room, and he went away.
About half an hoar later the keeper left. On his way
home be was waylaid by Bawls, who knocked him down
and beat him. In the ronfil • one of the keeper's lege
was broken, and his &nee dislocated. This, it was
111104 Cd was caused by the kleks of the defendant. Mr.
Atkinson, of Blandford, appeared for the defendant, and
Ms contention was that the leg was broken accidentally
by complainant failinu. There were four witnesses
'summed in support of the charge, and seven on behalf
of the defendant. The megistrates convicted defendant,
and sentenced him to a month's imprisonment with hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

tIIILLDS OF 00011Tf TAMIL'''.

At the suggestion of Mr. Devenisti, • notice had been
nt on the paper to consider the propriety of varnish.
leg the shields in the hands of the ConnolL It was add
they were in the seller, sod included figures of Gog and
Msgor I Mr. Herbert Williams originally paid for them.
On the motion of Alderman Gilpin seeendcd by Mr.
Harnett,the matter WM referred to ;he General Purpose
Committee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

THE EXAMINER:
A PoLrricAL, SOCIAL, AND 'mama Ravuw,
b STABLISHILD 1808.

Bate the oommercem nt of 1871, instead of the six.
teen pages to which the weekly Issue bad previously
been limited, twenty four smeller pages are now given,
with the oecationsl addition of four or eight ; the into's.
lion being that, includes of the spews occupied by
advertbementr, en average of twenty pages of original
matter shall be furnished each week.

"The melu objocti of Tan -illa-1411Rn newspaper,.
said LEIGH HUNT of the work whlob he and his brotbor
Joan Hunt commenced In 1808, "wet, to assist in
producing reform in Parliament, liberality of opinion In
general, especially freedom from saperetitlon, Lod a
fusion of literary tastes into all subjects 'botany"
Gnat admires' ban been made In political, social, sod
literary progreardoring the forir.and.sixty years which
the lifetime of Tan 11.131111= already severs, aid
many good reforms in which LllOll HUNT, AI Bain
Pongtage.g, and their sagooiates were pioneers, hare
been aokilend ; but these reforms have only prepared
tho way for others yet to be effected. Tag Flexural,
in wording* with in original prlsolpies and traditions,
attempts to do ads much useful service to thie souse of
progress now.. it boa done in former years. It 'hives
honestly and heartily to aid Its readers in formic,
mound opinions concerning the important event, of the
day, and in drawing therefrom snob oonalusioos ss moy
ptomain wise thought and fearless motion towards the
removal of snore and abuse, from which the world still
suffers, and towards the dovolorment of views that are
necessary to the [Bonnard well befog of all dame of
society.

LI moo, indepoodont thlokere give expeesolon to
their opinions in the poise of TIN 'U4IIIIIII, and none
of them clam to be infalliblo, no attempt lo made to
obtain complete agreement in the views pot forward ;
but in tee fundamental prinadDlat nlll4ll Prompt Ibiza
ears le no variation.
THI Eismixis Is published on Saturday, in time foe
the early morning melba and can he obtained
through any tjeweagent,
PRICK TEIRSZPIINCE,
Or by post asset from the Wiles,
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on payment of 3s. 91. pee (Mortar In advance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-10

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