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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

WIMBORNE AND CRANBORNE UNION.

APPOLWTMENT OF scaooLumniza

friff g GUARDIANS of the Poor of the
I above Union will et their Meeting, to be held on
FKIIIAY the 16th instant. proceed to the election of a
5CH00L11,9112988 for the Workhouse of the mid
Union. The Salary to be PIO pe annum, with rations,
washing, and furniated spurtesints, sad such extra
Sem an the Committee of Council as Education may
sward amording to the eertillcate °Wined. The
pernoo elected must be tiompoteat to perform the
duties of the Aloe prescribed by the lorol Con-
solidated Order of the Poor Law Commispioosre, and
will be required to enter upoa the duties on the 2916
instant.
Applisatacies in the handwriting of the Candidates,
siding age, qualillostloas, slid peanut oesupation, to-
gether with teatinionisle to be twat to me 05 01 before
Thursday the 14th day of Jane bonsai.
By order o/ got Bawd ot fieerdisee.
J. IL JENVEY
deck.
! Winds:mac Lit Jose, LS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

THS A TTIZ4DANCL

As could only reuonably be esp. cted, owing to there
twins no cattle shoe, the attendance has not %nen so
'art. •• at soine former meetings. On M.nlay there
were 1...6 admissions, and the revs pt. were £67 11s. 6 1.,
in Tuesday, 1,86 a. receipts /.130 3a; on Weduesisy,
4,867, recipe £r..87 12.-; on Thur-day, 12,857. receipts
1.613 18a; ant on Friday, 5,862, receipts £Z76 la.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

WREN YOU ASK FOR

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
BEE THAT YOU GET IT,
A. inferior kinds are often solutituted. It im sold by
all Grocers, Chandlers, &c., fsc.
(WOTHEKSPOON & Co. GLASGOW AND 1.3ND0N.)
STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO IT. R. H. TILE PRINCES. OF WALES

TO MOTHERS AND DAUGHTERS.
FRotTIYB BENFTICT FILLS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Agriculture.

Tem following °auntie. or district. are now cortiled
to be free from the cattle nburn.:—Coenwall, Devon-
shire, Durham, Dorwt, Ewes, Otoueestee, Hap
hire. liaittiog lonshiro, U. mfordshirP, Kent. '•liwarai
(Middle/teal. Monmouth. Northumberlsnd, Re land.
shire. Surrey, Sows, Warwickshire, Wores..—,robirsc
Wiltshire, and Westmoreland
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

WEYMOUTH

BURIAL BO•RD. —A meeting of the parishioners
of Si. Mary's was held on Thursday last for the
purposes of auditing the aooonnts for the past year.
Mr. Churchwarden Rolla presided. During the year
the amount reoeived had been, by rate on the
parishioners £4lB 8.. 71 and by fees £122 19s. 6d.
. The payments had bees, one-twentieth part of
mortgage, interest, and property tar, .Cll9 I Is. 6d.
and for repairs, salaries, &3 £147 4s. 11. The
report was received and adopted, and a vote of
thanks unanimously given to the chairman for pre.
siding.
RAILWAY COLLISION. —Oa Thursday evening, NJ
the last down Great Western train was blinking into
the opeiding, after discharging its passengers, it was
run into by the last down South Western train.
Fortunately both trains were going very slowly,
and consequently the damaae done wail not very
earions—probably £5O or £6O will cover the whole.
The cause of the collision was, the South Western
train ran on the wrong rails after coming to the
points.

BOROUGH POLICI, Wedneeday.—Befont the Mayor.
_tames Gilmore and Thomas Williams, of the brig
Baltic, of Liaolly, now noder repair in the harbour,
were charged wi b neglecting their work and leaving
the ship. As Capt. Richards did not with to press
for • conviction, they were discharged upon prowls•
ing to return to the vessel and paying the costa.-
FRlDAY—Before the Mayor and R. Griffin,
Win. King, • lad aged 10, was brought up in custody
, charged with stealing a watch from No. 1 Victoria
terrace; belonging to John Cox, butler to E. L Kin-
deraley, Esq. It appeared that the boy was in the
, employ of Mrs. Willis, of the Black Dog Inn, and
ihai *be sent him to the house for some empty bottles.
They were in the butler's pantry and he was told to
go in and bring them out. Some time after he had
left, the watch was missed. Mrs. Willis was com•
mlnicated with, and she closely questioned the boy
about it. He denied all knowledge of the watch, but
she insisted on searching him and found it on him.
The boy aid if the magistrates would be merciful he
rrould
having good testimonials of his own character and
giving proof that he bad done all in his
poser to train tip the lad in the right way,
the Bench, instead of mending the prisoner to •
reformatory as they said they would otherwise have
done, sentenced him to 24 hones' imprisonment, and
at the expiration of that period to receive 12 strokes
with a birch rod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Palm —Wit 9 Triangular Hoes for Corn, sod 9 Clip., aa Illustrated, £7 10a —6 Hook 7 isobar ong, for Turnips, Am, £1 extra.
Catalogues sent Poet Free, on application at Royal Iron Works, Kettering, Northamptonshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

THE ROAD TO HEALTH AND LONG
LIFE SECURED BY
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

lIIPURMEILI OF THE BLOOD

In Wean's the mos appropriate medicine for a particular
ailment. there may be wane iMeolty truism oue ea be found
to purify, regulate. and improve the quality of the blood
Them Mlle perms and exert them three qua illeatione in an
diamordinerY antra, The:. °nab e the Airmen to &Feet any
erdi ary food. Mersa. the meeretory pow.. of the lir,,
cleanse and purify the it °ad, it el ii morbid teaLfAff. end
throw into t • elm-illation the puree Memento for sustainly
sod repairing the frame.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

CHEAP CHINA GLASS AND EARTHENWARE

S. STEMBRIDGE

Is now offering his Stock of thus, Chins
Earthenware, /cc., at such price. as cannot fail to
give aatisfaction. Small tumbler., lid. each; half-
pint tumbler., 21d. each ; cut tumblers, from 31d. each.
All other goods equally cheap.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tuesday, 12.—Poole County Court.
Wednesday, 13.—Wiruborne County Court.
Thursday, 11. —Auctiou at lisrtinstown, by Frederick
Foot, id Household Furniture, Baker's Psi eat
Mantle, and effect&
Dorset County School Annual Distribution of
Prises st the Townhall, Idirebester.
Moody, 18 —shaft...bury County Court.
Tuesday, 19.—Wincantrin County Court.
Auction of a Shipbuilder's Plant and Stock In
Trod., by Hr. Potbecary, on Hope Quay,
Weytnoatli.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

CORN.

W H EAT —For the best sack of wheat grown in Wilt-
•,
r, or within Xi miles of Salisbury, in 1865, by tbe
el
ljto. £5: Mr. W. F. Bennett, Chilmark, nursery
w'J. a,. ISCS. Thrre pont et.-d.

HARLEY. —For the 13t ..ack of barley, ditto, CS: Mr.
.1. marrh, Stratford, eetd from Amanita, ISM. —lst
pT,‘... Ditto, (Imo, highly contint.noled. Mr. Wllltem
t.ra Rennet t, Salisbury, ehevalirtr— highly
C n.trt•nrlttl. Mr. E. C. Pinckney, Berwi:k St. James,
v &her—highly commended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

BIRTHS.

June 3, .1 t Parnell Dairy House, Winfrith, the vile
of Mr H. C. Parnell, of a .on.

,
June 6, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Henry
Domoney, of a daughter.
'lnce 6, at Broadmayne, the wife of Yr. Rill, of the
Dorset county constabulary, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

PHOSPBO MUM) eurpasses, most certainly, by its
more correct and constant composition, the beat gotta of
Peruvian guano; and of its superior efficacy there can be
not the slightest doubt,—Prom Report by the Baron Justus
Von Liebig.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

tato an ft rintr.

11 II& RTYKS' CABII. —The claims of as.. Ryvee aud
her son to be the legal steeoesdante of the Duke of
Oumberlaed„ • younger broth, r of George ILL, sad so
• member of the Royal family, are begone the (kart of
Probate and • actl jery.
DT pedigree la thee
stated :—Henry mirth, o hehe of Ono
married, on the 4th of Hush, 1161, Olive, danglailria
Dr. and Such Witcioth, *ad bade desolater Olive,
Princess of Cumberlsod, who married Jobs Thomas de
Farrel. From the latter marriage sErawg Lavin&
Jennetta Horton &ITU. Wta• =amid Thames Wye;
the issue being a sae, oleo awned Tbernea, who wee
born in 1833. This Wm Riese and her mu ere ebe
pre.ent petitionors. The nun the form of •
petition under the Legitimacy Declaration Act, by
ebiab notate pocers are conferred upon the Court of
40'artog the legitimacy el • petitioner, or his or her
father or mother. Thus Mrc Byres, who kut slarrs diA
erwrael her own legitimacy and her father sod m
marriage, seeks to Mnale • deem proving the marriage
of hot Penn-thee. Henry Frederiek, Duke of Cumber-
land. w,th Ohre Wilmot, bee grandmother. The mow
supported chi, fly by dammentary evidence. lira.
Ity••• is • very ladylike person, with features may
Armaly rewtobling the portraits of the last geoerelisa
of the Royal family, and demeans herself pith the Awed
remarkable ram and saf•poniession.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

WARMWELL INCLOSURE.

THE Inclosure Commissioners for England
and Wales, HRUEdY GIVE NOTICE, that •
MEETING of the Penang Interested in Warmwell
Field, Warmwell Heath, and Cook's Land, situate in
the Parish if Warenwell, in the County of Dorset, will
be held on the 4th day of JULY neat, (and not on the
28th inst., as stated in the former advertisement) m the
hour of Eleven in the Forenoon, at the Mansion House
et Auoubruß FONTIOI, Nay., in the said Parish, for the
purpose of appointing • Vnluer in the matter of the
Inelcours of the said Lands under th• provisions of
" The Arta for the !admire, Exchange, and Improve-
ment of Land."
AND TNIT FOUTHIR GINN NOTICZ, that • Majority in
number, and in respect of intermit of such persons,
may at such Meeting, resolve upon Instructions to the
Valuer not inconsistent with Um, terms and conditions
of the Provisional Order made by Skein in the matter
of the mid Inclowurn. _ .

Witness my hand, this 6th day of June, in the
year al oar Lord, 1866.
.J. R. MOORE,
By Ord*, of the Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

MARRIAGES.

June 7, at lame Courtney, by the Rae. Prebendary
Damen, Rector of Shillingytone, assisted by the Rev.
F. W. Mansell, Rector of lwerne Courtney, Henry
Synderoombe Bower, Req., of shroton-house, only son
of the Rev. Henry Trammell Bower, of Footmen
Pays, to Sarah Matilda, fifth daughter of the late Rey.
Robert fielkyld, Rector of Footmen Magna.
June 7, at Holy Trinity church, Weymouth, Mr. G.
Stainthorpe, of High Conereliffe, county Durham, to
Eliza Jan* Meade, of
.the former place.

June 7, at Sutton Veney, Wilts, by the Rev. a."
F. B. Powell, wilted by the Bev. Henry Walstr,
George Thompson, eon of Charlie Prosily, C. 8., of
Fern-bill, Farnborough, to Harriet, second surviving
daughter of the late Richard Elba', Esq., of Sutton
Vepey. _ . . _

-JM 7, at Seaborough, by the Rev. W. C. Templer.
rector of Berton Bradatock, assisted by the Her. J. C.
Shan, rector of Besborough, Joseph Narks& Fox, eldest
lON of Joseph Hanby. Ea., of The Hyde, Dorsetshire,
to Ann, young/mg deeghter of the late John Tatehell
Esq., of Marahwood 111suor, Dorectabire.

DEATH&
Ranh 4, at Ipswich, Australia, Mr. &dm Dykg
kto of Bore Regis, aged 40.
May 25, at East-street, &Upon, Rm. &nit Crabb,
aged 54 rtars.

North Allingtoo, Blurbs% Otoeglaast,
daughter of G. B. Ewes.), EN.. aged 1 year.
Bay 2& at Longeeet, Mr. Thomas Smith, late of
Paritstooo, aged 72 years.
.

May 30,'.0 Wareham, Thomas Brine, aged 81 years.
May 31, at North Allington, George, son of Me.
Charles Crabb, aged two years.
. . . . _ _

JUDe it lir-al P°la, iiWaVirile of Mr. James Bimen,
aged 66 years.
• . . .

-June i, at Fordington, Mr. Henry Franklin, of the
Hit or Yin lon. aged 54.
_

Jane 8, at Barrack-street, Bridport, Mr. Samuel
Rooker Champ. aged 66 ream
Jule* 5. at Blandtord, Mrs. Elisabeth 84eel, aged 77.
J. 8, at Blandlord, Jane, wile et Mr. W. G. Batt.,
aged 301.. n.
June 7. at Blandford, Mr. John Yeatman, aged 77.
Jun. 7, at the Manor House, Martinstown, Charles
Mackin., aged 68, deeply regretted.
Jane 8, at the Gude, Dorchester, Mary Aug, the
vouch-loved wife of Mr. J. V. DLa . urance, deeply
g .gretted.

CALENDAR.
Jane 12.—Tnesday.—Trinity Term ends.
13. Wednesday.—No real night.
14.—Thursday. —Day long 16 h. 25 m.
15.—Friday.- —Corpus Christi.
16. --Saturday.
17.—Sundsy. —Third Sunday after Trinity. 84„
Alban, M.rtyr. 303. Lewes : Morning,
1 &gnarl ii. and R. Lobs ; Evening,
1 Samuel iii. and an/atiann I.
18.—Monday.-13attl.. of Waterloo, 1815.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DmicazaTEß. TUESDAY, JUNE 12. 1866.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

CHEAP BEDDING PLANT&
J. COOK

BEGS respectfully to inform the inhabitants
of Etridport and It. vicinity, that he his now JO
sale a choice amortment of BEDDING PLANTS, in
nil of
Mtoek ho. Ihe:n "eel"' rari
from eties . loot
.ier parta o n.
The
England, the autumn portion of which are struck, and
will be placed out of doors to be hardened, and will be
ready for sale by the lot May. They are offered in pots
at the low prioe of 2s, per dos. ; a reduction will ha
made to purchasers of large quantities. The Stock
consist' of Calorolariaa, Fuch.ias, Tom Thumb and
variegated Geraniums, Heliotropes, Lobelias, single and
double Petunia, Salvias, Phlox Drummondii, Pyreth-
rum% Antirrhinum, Lautanas, N. nikergrita, Jaeibaia,
Alonscas, Verbenas, Penstemona, Mimolus, Ageratums,
Copheas, Gasaniaa, Pansies, Climbers at 2.. per dos.,
Eocrrmocarptis amber, Lophaspermutus, biaarandiaa,
Tropinolema. Ac. Annuals (very cheap), Allen
(choicest,) French and o.rmana ; Stocks (choiorst),
Garman and Brompton' Phloxes ; Marygold (choicest),
Frinch and African ; Balsams, *Wallflower@ ; Cucum-
ber, Melon, and Vegetable Marrow plant.; a
quantity
of Pelargoniumv—show end spotted, fancy and
ne named Exhibition kinds, from 4s. to 9.. per d 0..;
also, a quantity of good Fuchsias (Inc plant.). from 6..
to 12a. per dos.; fine Cinerariaa, be., 6d. each.
Variegated Plants at 2s. per do: : Ageratum
I'ariegata, Alyssum Sagatile Arabia Alba, Artemisia
Valeria, Ballot. Nigra, Ennio Inatitima, Fragrani,
Glecoinia Hederacea, Lonioara Reticulata Auras,
Meath& Ofßainalii, Melli.a Offloinalia, Thymus
Vulgarius, Veronica Chaniceiry% Vinca Major% Ac.
Planta with ornamental colouret foliage, at 2s. per
dos. :—Amaranthus kfelanctiolirus Rotor, Coleus,
A tropurporeua Nigricans. Coates Ver.ohaffettii, Peril's
Nankinensis. Frosty, silver, and leaved Plante, at
2a. per dos. :—Adyseton Orientals, Antennaria,
. Cineraria Inaritima, Diotis Inaritima, Repels
Cacesia,
.and Santolina Incana,

Ali—o;ders punctually attended—tn.. Planta curefally
punned and tient any dastanea...

Observe the Address:—
j. COOK. FLORIST, BRADPOLZ, NILS BRIDPOIT.
April, 1866.

MARKET•PLACE, BRIDPORT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

WEYMOUTH

Twa new Byrum was opened for Dirk's service
on Sunday week, on which taxasion a good omgregation
was present. On Friday evening the annum' meeting
of the Weymouth Bailors' SeeMty will beheld, the Rev.
Tclbot Greases, in the chair.
itr.COIT A IRIVAL/I.—BrllD•WiCk Buildings, No. 2,
Mr. Welsh; Johnstone Row, No. 6, Mrs. Hutton;
Masy'sotreet, No. 100, Mr. Cooper; Clarence
House, Mr. C. Henning ; Royal Terra.., No. 2, Rey.
Mr. Wakefield ; Coburg Place, No. 2, Mies Brown.

Tuesday tiveniag the Rev. T. Plnnket
Mooney, B. A., presiebed at St. Mary's church in behalf of
the Moravian Minion, which now numbers nearly 73.000
persons. There was a lame congregation present A
inflection was made at the close of the service.
Bommon Parer Seasions, Tuesday. —Before the ,
Mayor E. Beyly, R. Origin, and R. Cottrell, &gra
—ltodert Carter summoned Mr. Church, gas pro.
•prierior, for 12s. 61, balance of wages. Complainant
rid that he was owed at It. per week, about
eight weeks ago, and that he left the situation •
week ago last Thursday, when he told the foreman
he was going to leave. There was no agreement
entered into by which be had to give a week's
notice. He only went to Mr. Church to oblige him ,
because another man had left. In reply to the I
Mayor plaintiff aid that they did not tell the wage'
per day—it was Hie. per week.—John Male, fore-
man to Mr. Chart*, said he gent for plaintiff as he
had frequently asked for a job. He engaged him al
lbs. per week, and plaintiff .understood that he was
employed by the week, and that he ought to give •
week's nodes if be wished to leave. Plaintiff
worked seven weeks and five days, and left without
notice. Witness bad no idea that be was not at
work on the day be left, till he met him on the
bridge.—Mr. Church said that the plaintiff was em-
ployed by the week, and that he considered that he
would be in duty bound to give his men a week's
notice if he wanted to discharge thee.. —The Bench
thought that plaintiff bad not sabstantiated his case.
There was no doubt but that his was a weekly
hiring and that he had left without proper
none,. In each case, he wee not entitled to recover.
The summons would therefore be dismayed. —Mr.
Church said be was still willing to pay the plaintiff
his week's wages, if he would made up the two days
at over time. - The Bench thought the offer • very
haudiome one on the part of Mr. Church, and that
the plaintiff ought to accept it —A girl, ten years
of age, muned Mary Ann Broughton, was summoned
by Thomas Snook, grocer, for stealing some green
currants from a tree in hie garden, situated in Town-
lane. The currents were worth two-pence. He had
often lost fruit and vegetables from his garden
although it was walled all round as " • man's
brad. He did not wish to preen the case, his only
oliject in bringing defendant here was to teach the
children that they could not commit depredations
with impunity. The Bench lined the defendant ss.
and 21. the value of the currants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING

lA. Branch Rouse is now opened in
London forth. Bale of this Remedy,
.-

!which lass base in 0•11 in A 11131—a

lover thirty years. It is *meat to
laks, sad M sate fa MI mess ;
soothes the child and gives it rest ; sedlsms the pima,
and will allay all pain or spasmodic mike, sad fa
SURE Ti) REGULATE THE BOWELS.

Depend upon it, Mothers, it ?rill sire rest to ;ourselves

and
---------------
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it Oa best and sorest
remedy in the World in all eras of Dysentery en
Diarrhea in Children, whether arising from Teething,
or other causes. There are other preparations of a
similar name in this country. Be sure and ask for libt&
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
Cuerta and Panama, New York and London, on the
outside wrarper.. . . .

Among the hundreds of testimoeWs, is one from
Prof. J H. Skidoos, London. The (dies's is an
extract —"I: have tried Br,. Winslow's Soothing
Symp upon my infant boy aged six months, who suffer
from his teething, and it relieved him immediately."
Bold by all Chemists, at ls, lid. per bottle.
directions with each bottle.
Cell on the Chemists for one of lira Winalow's
Family Almanacs and Domestic Receipt Books for 18116,
of Charge.
Principal Office, 905. Flish Holborn. London.

Dlt. KING'S DANDELION It QUININE
LIVER PILLS.

THZ best remedy for Bile, Wind Indigestion,
Costiveness, Piles, Headaehe, Sickness, Giddinen
Mattering of the Heart, Nervousness, Leen of Appetite,
FLatulence, Heartburn, Le.
_

Their Ingredients are really steeliest, and are sworn
on oath not to &entails Um smallest partial. of any preps-,
ration of Antimony or Mercury ; they sot verygently ea
the Bowels, and do DCA require any change of diet on
the part of the Patient, or produce the slightest risk of
taking gold. lithe Public ocly he.. how MERCURY
destroys the delicate coats of lb. Stomach, weakens
Digestion, affects the Nerves and positively shortens
Life, they woeld she no, other Aperient than De.
RING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS, which liberate Bile, diapers* Wind. and
streugthea the whole Frame. Thiry purify the
ni Blood,
restore the tone of the Stoer:do, destroy Worms, and
remove all complaints broueht on by irregularity of the
Bowels, time being to both mess • restorative and pre
-
'emotive of Health, cleansing the Blood and Fluids
from every impurity.
Prepared only by JAMES RORIE, 47, Mortimer-street.
Cavendisb-eqaere, London W. in Boxes, at Is. lid.,
2e. 91., 4e. 6d., end Its. each. free by poet for Skimps
and from following agerits--14 Yeevl Evan.
Dorcheeter ; Ffooks and penny, 3.isvne ; Locher and
. .

Hitchcock, 'Taunton and mci.t., is*. .d Ked-a7li;
Vicoom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Plated Goods.

Watahos, Clook;,— awl --ii;i7olhiry Rapidest
lagroving,
Diamonds, Jossßory, Pluto, Watch's, ha., bought
or szobangod.
74, ST. ART-STRNET. WIT MOUTH.

CHARLTON MARSHALL

WI LL IA M SELBY, Onto of Blandford, )
begs to announoa that he has taken Premises at
Charlton. whi re Is intends oarryinu on bwiiims as
B AKER., Glted.:l3lt, ko. Fenn his lons experience he
feel. confident that entire satisfaction adl be riven to
all who may be pleased to favour him with their patron-
age and ern pure.
Custiniirrs r gularly supplied in Blandlord and the
Ne.gl.bourbood.

(ZPOONER and BAILEY lespectrully invite
1,..) the .ttntin of Hot Grower who do not wish to
be disappiinted, to ttirir SPECIAL MANURES lo
M•ogrl, Swede., Turnips, and Rape, prepared with
atria, reference to the *ants of the respwriv• Root.,
and the inaintenance of gro.th through every stage.
They are hued on their BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE'
the practical regatta of which and the testimony of
users fully bear out the high position in which year
after year it has been placed by the most eminent
Chemists
In addition to the above they have ready Half Inch,
B no Dna', and Extra Fine, Peruvian and Howland'.
Inland Guano, linovilved Bones, Vitrioliaed Guano, as
writ air OIL CAKES .1 all kinds for Feeding purposes.
MAOLnn WO% IR and Cogs Sion*,
ELI N G SOUTH A MPTON.
PETER SHORT,

UMBRELLA AND PARASOL MAKER,
RESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the
Inhabitanta of Biandford and the Public pie-
rally for their pait favours, and begs to inform them
that no has REMOVhD to premiers in Donet-street
(near the Rose and Cr, wn lan), New Buildings, where
he hopes to receive a oontinuance of public patronage
and support.

IMPAIRS it•ATLT lIECUTZD.
Blandford, 14y 9.1, 1866.

WINE & SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT
CROWN HOTEL, BLANDFORD.

114 EYERS respectfully announces that all
articles in the above trade are warranted best
quality, and in•y be had in Kettles •t Wholesale prices.
SLISOPP'S PALE ALES, & IMBUES LONDON
trrolTT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

SALISBURY.

NOVIL OcCOIIII2IIIOE. -On Monday, the Ant day of
the Bath and We-t of England Show, a tsarm of bees
alighted In a hawthorn bush class to rtand 92, shed 11,
nocuried by Mr. Parrett, of Barnwell, Somerset. Mr.
Patrett succeeded in taking the swarm, and conveyed
them to his lodging.. Mr. Parrett exhibits at the before
mentioned stand an improved corking machine, prime
champagne. bottled cider, and alto so ecovllent pre•
panto:in for embracing and improving eider.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Latta.

" Orrice, Monday NigtiL

TEll COLIIIIIO CASI ha. at length appeared in the
Rolls Court, the esoommuniested Bishop of Natal
having brought an action to recover the arreare of
his nalary from the Colonial Bishoprics Endow.
meat Fund. When Dr. Colette° was deputed from his
ewe by the Bishop of Capetown (acting RS metropolitan)
for heres 7. the treasurers of the Endowment Fund
thought it their duty to withhold the free-thinking
preLate's salary. The queetions which them proceedisgs
raise are of great importance with respect to the 'status
of golonial bishops generally.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

IMPORTANT NOTICE

TO THE WORKMEN 07 WEYMOUTH.

B. C 'LLIMORE, 20, St. Mary-street,
Weymouth, begs to inform tatl:a.,,,Aft jp_bid
commenced • WATCH CLu f
payment, • good ,;11vor Lever Watch •slued at £5 5a.,
guaranteed by him for two years, on payment of 2e. per
week, or, • Watch rained at £2 15s. on payment of I.s.
per week. F. oh member can choose his own Watch.
The Club will be open from six to nine o'clock, on
Friday and Saturday evenings only.
Observe the Address : T. B. Cuxuwong, (from
London,) 20, St. Mary-street, opposite the Dorsetshire
Bank.
Close at eight o'clock other evenings.

PLEASURE BOATS!! PLEASURE BOATS!!
rPHOH.AS SHEPPARD begs respectfully to
A. thank his patrons for their support during the
last 15 yes". and to inform them that be is now letting
out • number of superior Pleasure Boata for the
present season. He feels confident that his charges will
be found most moderate, and hopes to secure a continu-
mime of the kind patronage with which he hag yet
been favoured.
Castleetreet.

il 25th.

WI
GV, NIVI PAO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Dorsetslitre.

Trim ooanty is oertified to be free from the cattle
plague.
C.ICNTY COURT CIRCUIT FOR JULY. —Dorchester,
Tuesday, 3; Bridport, Wednesday, 4; Weymouth,
Thursday, 5; Blandford. Monday, 9; Poole, Tues-
day, 10; Shaftesbury, Monday, 16.
THI BAAL EBT•TC INTIMACY BILL. The
object of Mr. Locke King'. Real Estates Intestacy
Bill was to annul the °elating law, according
to which, if an owner of real estate die intestate,
the whole of his property goes to the heir.
at-law. So that, if the Bill bad become law,
property would he divisible among the merest of kin
of the intestate owner ad iniaitunr. It was rejected
by a majority of 17, the ayes being b 4, and the
woe 2sl. la the minority were Capt. H. G. Gridley
and Mr. T. A. Mitchell, and amongst those who
ouposed the measure were Mr. IL I:. Start, Mr. R.
Sheridan, Lieuteaant-Colonel N. Sturt, Mr. R.
Brooks, Mr. .1. R. M. Calcraft, and Mr. J. W.
Treeby.

Tits Renew BILL—TWO important divisions
took piece in the House of Commons on Thursday
night, in both of which the Government were
victorious. The first was upon an amendment pro-
posed by Lord Stanley to postpone the Franchise
clause until after the Redistributirn clauses are dis-
posed of—an amendment which Mr. Gladstone
styled an "art of ambush," one which the Times
regrets, the Daily Nowa decries as a factious
manosuvre, the Standard approves, the Star regards
as shrouded and disguised opposition, and the Daily
Telsfsraph descrbee as an insulting and dishonest
Parliamentary trick. The numbers were, for. 260.
against, 21,7. In the minority were. Mr. H. G.
S,urt. Mr. J. Floyer, Lieut.-Colonel N. Start, and
Mr. R. Brooks; and the majority comprised The
Hon. W. H. B. Portman, Mr. R. B. Sheridan,
captain H. G. Gridley. Mr. T. A. Mitchell, Mr. K.
D. Hodson, Mr. G. G. Glyn. and Mr. H. D.

S•ymour.- Mr.. J. H. M. Cilcraft, and Mr. V

Waring, paired againit the amendment; and Mr. J.
W. Treeby. in favour of it. The second division was
on an amendment moved by Mr. Walpole to alter
Mr. Gladstone's proposal of a £l4 county franchise
to a £2O qualification. 297 supported the Govern-
ment clatiae, and 2/13 opposed it The majority in-
eluded: Mr. R. B. Sheridan, Captain H. G. Gridley,
Mr. T. A. Mitchell, Mr. K. D. Hodgson, Mr. 3
H. M. Calcraft. Mr. G. G. IGlyn, and Mr. H. D.
Seymour. In the minority were The Hon. W.
1-1. a Portman, Mr. H. G. Start, Mr. J. Floyer,
Lieut.-Colonel N. Start, Mr. R. Brooks, and Mr. J.
W. Treeby. Mr. Portman was the only Dorset
Liberal who voted against the Government, and Mr.
Waring, Liberal, did not vote at all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

LYME REGIS.

Mr. J. Fuvii.ms, eesl naseeliont. was elected• Town
eo Monday. IDths room of Kr. si Fowler,
demised.

I? s probable that before 10111 a small fort will be
constructed bare for die defence of this part of the emit

Tn. Coan.—Souse of th• members of tha Town
Council are deputed to maks • journey to Portland for
the purpose of purchasing stone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

AND PORTABLE ENGINEf3.

N.B.—W. B. bag Two Booond-hand Portables for
Bale—one • seren•norie and one • four-horse Power
sound and good. Apply to
W. SKETCHLEY

WOOD-CUTTING IiNGINIIEB,
GREAT GEoRC.E-sTREET, WEYMOUTH
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MARK•LANE, MONDAT, Joss 11.
Very moderate arrivals of both houte-rffolll2 rod
foreign wheat; *ales Flow, st an advance of Io per qr.
dosdV. at full currencies. Malt unaltered.
Osta decanted M. per. qr Beans, paw and doer were
firm at late rates.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET JIM 11.
An extensive show of (omito he"lB..hich moved a
slowly, on rather lower terms, but sheep and salves were
steady. Moderate arrivals from our owe graaixig
districts. The demand was by uo mesas &afire, yet
prime Irma breed+, commanded rather more money than
last meek. Ale. breed...mid at 60. 6d. to to. 84.1. but
heavy beasts produced from IS. 2d. to As. 4d. per Mb.
The supply of steep was tolerably good. Pei..
Downs and half.breda changed hands *Middy, at lull
quotations, but heavy sheep were • any Nu., at late
rate'. The top err. was 611. per 81b. Prime Lincoln'
rodieed 5.. 4.1 t Is. hal. Per
Prime lamb. morel off freely, at Ba. per Blb., bat
inferior lamb. were • dull sale, on former terms.
The sale f. r calves was inactive at late rates, vu.,
from Re. 4d. to 84. 451. per 81b.
Is pip eery little doing, at lard week's quotations.

MONEY MARKET. Joss IL
Consols for money we quote twit to ; and th•
amount, 86i to 87.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

COBS MARKETS.

MARK L 4112, Friday.—Freeh •p to our martin to-day
the arrive/a of home-grown wheat were very moderate.
The trade for all qualities ruled arm, and Is. per garter
more money wee oemanded. Millers, however wens in-
disposed to operate at this silvan... With foreign wheat
'hi market eras moderately supplied. The trade wag
firm, and all deeeripiions were held at enhanced Mee.
Floating carves of grain ruled firm, and prides bed an
upward tendeney. Tbe supply of Fngliah barley on
iirs. small; of foreign moderate. The trade wag quiet,
on former srross. Mat sold slowly, at Monday's
currency. Oats ware in good supply and slow request,
at barely lale rates. Beane and prim met • slow sale, it
last litor.day's quotations. Flour trade quiet, but at fun
prices, _ _ .
Per Pr .

Per Qr.

VOIT B.
x,nt, rod. 41 to St ; Scotch, potato ...
" Ditto. now 36 to 46 Irtob, white
1,010,1 N hitf, N? to 67 " blaek
" Ditto. . 116 to SI
vorfolk and I.loeolo

10
... te
011 to 111
... le to ft

31.1ma0

" 'DILL.. new —to Harrow
Pigeon
Malting 34 to 41
73 to 31 , Gray ..
Grinding 1310 24, ; Maple_
MALT. Whit. .
Pron. Norfolk. and
fit/Belk _ 5810 83 Ildirliah opting
Kingston nod Want 53 to 67 . Winter do. ... -
Brown... ... 43 to 33
ay•. ; Town made. per fillo

FBAS,

... Le II
—17%640

OAT..
Emilie,

Household-
-20 to 26 Country
16 to SO Norfolk sal Suffolk

-licntek.rfe;;l-

i, to ii

eh ship

SI to 14
77 to $9
if 1.37

31 to 34

LivitrooL, Friday.—The attendant:* was not lugs,
but • fair business was dose in wheat, at 2d. to 3d. over
Tooday's rates. Floor also dearer. Oats, beans, yeas,
•nd barlev !km. Maim in moderate riquart, at • 'Flight
bowman's&
Ag LLD, Friday.—Wheat most be noted 9A,
dearer, with a fair min Barley rally as dear. Beans
ami oats unaltered.
Beuffid., Thursday.—Our market, with • very short
supply of wheat, was steady, at an advanee of is. to
2-. per quarter; from is. per quarter higher, with .1.,0d
cononapime demaad. Notwithstanding mei
guppies of barley, the demand is motive., and prima have
somewhat improved train the extreme depreasioo of this
day sen'aight. Osta in moderate supply, and grad* very
Blow, at last week's pricey, hidden corn in limited
demand, and rather cheaper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

IC INSON.

FC2ITIVAL—AOOOrding to 11.11Cient custom a
gathering of the Y.llagers took piata on the 31.1 May,
',enlist!) the magniecent tree at Headiest Croy', wbn
goodly ampply of creature coniterts yrs. previa," Iv h,ot,
trnol.l d the Itoysl Oak inn. Flounders's celebtated
Lam bud web in attendance, to the strains of wiieh
the juveniles tripped it right merrily on the green
ward, whilst the OM "grey beards" ptiffsd tbe fra,trant
weed, sod thonght of "the days when they wart
a gypsey log, a long time ago." tiome of them, how-
ever, is the exhilarating effects of Lost Arnold's potent
bey,rago became apparent, regardless Mrheumatim, and
other iellouities,
.1 ad in thn merry dance, to Me 00
mall amusement of the apeataton, in feet the whole
MO. wasl an admirable illustration nf natio amusement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

PORTLAND.

It is said that tb• beadiaarters of the 62nd regiment
will be stationed here within • short period.

its Thursday evening Captain kid., a H.M.S. 81.
i;corge, returned in tbe Hind gunboat, frogs an inspec-
tion of the eoast guards and wait guard stations in the
district.

SVISANCIM—We are slid to find that many of our
Portland friends are bestirring themselves in getting rid
nuiouiees. Not however before the subject
imperatively demanded being taken up. Among the
Immo, crying evils is • filthy gutter in Higher-lane,
clionl. The house. is tlbert-torraos or. drama into
thol open getter, which is neither paved nor pitcher',
and the bteueb arising from tbe great depth of mud and
stagnant w •tar, es may well be imagined, is nauseating
and .iekening in the extreme. The wonder is that the
nniaat.cc has not already created an epidemic, and if it
be alloweJ to continue during the ensuing summer
months, aimuld the inhabitants eseepe the cholera that
is •pproaching our shores it will be by a miracle. There
are inany othcr nuisances which loudly call for moody,
b.tthl rise is by far the worst we have ever sees in
as, town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

EtdIORATION TO QUEENSLAND.

FREE GRANTS OF LAND

/ILL persons not haring before resided
in Queensland paying their own full passages
to the Colony sec Pre a £3O Land-Order—equal
to 30 acres of Land—for each ra,niber of their families
*1 12 years and upwards, and a ENS Land-Order for
each child between 12 months and 12 years.
FREE AND ASSISTED PASSAGES are now given
without restriction no to age, to Persons of the following
occupations: Shepherds, ploughmen, road-makers,
quarrymen, professed gardener., miners, carpenters,
masons, bricklayers, blaeksmiths, wheelwrights, ship-
wrights, he., also female domestic servants of good
character.

HENRY JORDAN
Agent-General for Emigration for Qiesaaliuld.
Appointed Agent for Dorebeeter,
HR. H. LINO.

• WEST OF ENGLAND AGENTS:
Bath • • • . .G. F. Issas, 4, Vineyards
Berkeley • . . Giles M. Dowell, Post.ollee
Bridgwater . . .G. B. Sully
Bristol. • . .H. B. Janos
Berustaple . . E. Galliford
Bideford • . . Joesph &orlon
Bridport • . . Mn. Prince, Post-eines
Callington, Cornwall . Edward Philp
Chard . • . . Jame Nowlen, Holyrood-.t.
Devises . • . Edward Giddings
Donifiester . . .H. Lint
Exeter • . .a. FL Gully
Frbute . J. T. Allen
Glastonbury . • . Jobs Godden
Gloucester . . . WUhio Beach, shipbroker
Bonito's. • . . John Knight
Gmbister • . .a P. Chap*
Deborter • . . JIM'S lisksr
Loaner Gwennap , .J. S. Toribin
Liskeard, Cornwall . John Philp
Penzance . . .W. D. Matthews
Plymouth . . .J. B. Wileosks
Salisbury . . . Brows 100.
Southampton. . .J. W. DiriZan.
FA less . • . .
WidMum
Tavistook • . .E. Turner
Truro . • . .N. H. Davis
Trowbridge . . . John Diplook
Will. . • . . Tbownis Green
Wedriu.super-Mare . WWIIa Smith
Yeovil . . . .H. M. Custard
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

CATTLB DIA SKIM&

MITIOPOLTTA K. ThUrAlLy.— The supply of beasts on
sale bare to-day was only moderate, and the demand
for all breeds roled rteady, at an advance in the quota-
tions compared will Monday of 24. per Mb. The beet
Soot.. snd croa.• realimid 5.. 4.1. per 81h. Sheep, the
show of whioh was by no insane extensive, mowed oe
fraly .1 24. per 131 b mora money; bast Downs and half-
breeds produced 6a. per Sib Lambe, met, slow inquiry
at late ratas— cis, from 6s. 81. to 8.. per Alb. Tbe
inquiry for mires was somewhat restricted, at late
ourrenci • the top ficure was 6.1. 44. per 8111. In pigs,
very little business w.. transacted, on former terms.
. . .

Per Sib, to sink the Offal.
s. d. L d. s. d. 0.
Inf. coarse besets 3 to I 0 Priate4outlidowess 10 to 6
.weond quality . 4 lo 4 4 I.rg. roams ealress 4ts 5
Prime larr E ten 4 to 4 !" Prime ..it
Prime Soots. k,. .5 to 5 I Large bop_ .. 4 oto 4
Inf. coarse •herp 3 I ,o 4 4 Noat. sail porkers 4 6te
Setood quality 4 o 5 1 &tog. eanreswelal 01. U
Prime roars. wild N tot 8 Qr.old str pi ..d. Mb Ste U
Lamb, 60. M. to Ba. Od.

Tani. SUPPLT.—Hritish—Besata. 970; Cows, —;
•heeo .11,1 I.mhj, 6160; colon, 110; pip, 210.
Foreign—Beasts, 22; sheep and lambs, 1,900;
calves, 60; pigs, 70.

HIV/OATS MID LIADMIFIALL —Chili moderate sap-
pita of meat lir. on sale. The trade is .ateady at oar
quotatious. . .

Per 81b., by.tbe cargoes.

4. s: d. .4.
Inferior UM 3 to 3 I Interior mutton 3 Ito I
M idd II ng ditto 310 „ 4 0 iddl,kg ditto 4 „ 5
Prime lama do. 4 2 „ 4 Priam ditto . 5 4„ 5
Primo nomlitlitto 4 I 4 8 lAnt. pork . 3 10 „I 4
Vaal 4 I 5 I itron 1 ditto .. 4 „ 6 X
. _ _ _ .

Leak ea. .e. t• 1. Od.
131111/10L, Thursday.—There was but a short supply of
beef. Prices ranged from 70s. to 735. per out., and
everything was ..ta. There was • large number of
shmiy, of rsoellent quality, at • egasewhat reduced
figure from last week, sloe prime be.ng from Ted. to Bd.,
but • great 'limber renisinei unsold. A oapitsd supply
of lambs, the ohuioest qnality resheior 101. to lid. per
lb., and there was • brisk wile, everythlug being sleazed
out. There was • very laro show of pigs, and the
demand was equal to the supply. /Moon pigs fetched
from 10s. Gil. to 10s. 9d. per score, and porkers 10e. to
10i. 4d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

Coaarcnoir.

In our preliminary notice of the exhibition, we men.
tioned Inadvertently the probability of Wheeler and
Son's firm, of Gloucester, being represented at the
show; but we find that the great houses Present
are restricted to thaw of Messrs. Sutton and Son, of
Reading, sad Mews. James Carter and Co., of London,
whose attendee and attractive display we shall ly
and attentively describe in a future impression. Mean
while it melt be understood that the entices already
glen is our columns, hovels*. only those of on antioi•
patory nature derived either from the announcement'
in our advertising pages, or from special communications.
And in printing one of the latter relating to Ifteeira
&Atm and Son's intended exhibition, we observe that
the word "grapes" has been substituted for the tight
ono "prams' in poll," which ale wb.t Messrs. hntton
actually show, although it might indeed seem more
natural to mak* the militate and say grapes. For
greases, however, their renown la so fully established
that agriculturists need not be startled to find this
eminent scientific house, treating them as tenderly as M.
Keynes and others do the Ville Welt

NOTES IN TEI INITLEXIXT YARD.

,••••••• •- - -
,le addition to the notices of the objects of
interest sod importance exhibited by lending
implement booms, which we have already gives we
Dow proceed to work sip the colas& mad; by
ourselves in vting the steads of our kind friends
and wippmasru Ws trentlt mey not be deemed
invidious to adopt this principle of selection in • awe
the to go through anything like theaskew et
catalogue wouM be an leillellos we weld wet
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

FOR FEMALES ABOUT_ THE MIDDLE AGE

-
OF LIFE.
THIS Medicine is justly celebrated for all
Irvine's, Comp%tints, Nervous Disorders, Faint
Sweats, Loss nf Appetite, Sick Head Ache, Lowness of
Splits, and all occurring imigolaritim in the Female
System, at a certain period of life. Bold in Boxes at
Is. lid. each.
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS. ChemlA. Dorchester

CHING'S WORM•DESTROYING LOZENGES
HAVE, for sixty-years, held a distinguished
reputation, and are still and increasingly patron.
ised by the highest names in rack, respectability and
science, from s personal knowledge of their utility in
their own families. It is • fact establidted by the
annual Bills of Mortality that one-half of the children
born are cut off before attaining Seven Year. of Age,
snd the fruitful source of this mortality is found to
exist in that foul state of the Stomach and Bowels which
produro.. the genenition of Wont's. As the safe restores
of Infantine Health, in this critical state, many anxbitts
Mothers, who hare successfully bad recourse to their
Loaenges, can
.gratefully testify to their excellence:

Walesa' le 4.ents, Mr. Ed•ards, late of 67, St. ?aid's,
now 38, Old Change, whom name is on the Government
Stamp. Sold in packets at is. li., and Mixes at 2. 9d.
each, by moat respectable Chemists and dealers in
medicines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

PROVISION MARKETS.

The demand for ..11 kinds of batter is in a alsgrisli
state, on lower term... Friesland has sold from Ma. to
80..; Karam. and Z war. 20.. to Ns : Bosse, Miss to
74.. ; Enid. n or. Leer, 761. to 800. ; J.reey.7&s. 1090.;
and French. 70s. to 72.. par cwt. In bacon very htt •
i. doing, and prlow. have • drooping tendenov. Homo
end lard are very dull. Cheese sells slowly-111.m,
51s, to 56.. Goon, 504. to 56..; Kanter, 20..; and
American, 703. to 82s. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

NOTICE OF SALK

ENSOR has been favoured with instruo-
• lions from Mr. C. J. Fruoita, of Ceroe Abb..,t arnounee that his annual Sale of Ri M LAMBS and
I.W KS .111 be Lela in the het week in August.
Partieulere will be given in future advertisements.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

MELCO3IBE HORSEY,
1, Mlles from Dorehestwr, ft from Blaadford, 5 from

Sturm. *aster.

lu,rostant Sale of 2,165 Dorset horn sheep and lambs,
long horn bode's, bull, inileh coos, pigs, 19 cart
" " . . . . . . .

b;rl/4 !moos, itup.looloa. to, 60 hogo1;s;d1—of cider,

aa.kc, Lc.

Al R. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
I. Instructions from the ay.:tutors of the late Mr.
j"..JitairAtift•U•leadting DAY.
Cow- Stook, Aga, Hann, Impleciwals, Oder, Casks,

191 -lx•tontb ewes.
tour.t.notb

two tooth ditto.

t4r.1.1) chl:l.l.rer lambs.

31)1 nether ditto.
ln ram. and ram lambs.
17 2. y ear-olti heifers.
2,1 I.year-old ditto.
rior-ild bull.

A I.l,ney now in calf.

C.., in ;all.
2 sows.
12 •tore pigs.
17 cart horses and harness, capital ebesnut cob, quiet
to ride or drive, brown cob, • good back, 6 waggons, 4
putts, cut, donkey and cart, phaion, dog cart, harm...,
saddles and bridles,staing and thall harnem, plough hames
and traces, reaping and mowing machine, corn drill,
turnip mid manure drill, 6 iron plougha, 3 wood ditto,
chats harrows, Iron harrows end drags, wood ditto,
Cotemam's scariller, Cambndge's roller, 3 iron rollers.
horse hoe, bores rake, 2 haymaking machines, turnip
cutters, chaff cutters, cake crushers, tbraahing
mactinea, tumineler, winnowing machines, blowers,
a quantity of barn implement., 180 corn racks, 90
oh.cp crib., • large number of sheep troughs, 150
chosen huidles, cider mill and pram, 60 hogsheads
of cider and casks, varying in aim from half hogshead
to eight hogsl reds, and i great variety and number of
I.:ricultural i ffeeta.

The ti.de .al commence at Eleven o'clock with the
11,,hr.. Luncheon at lia.t•paat One. The :r•boep will
F,, S”hl at Three o'clock.

The high repute in which the dock of Dorset born sheep
and the long horn bmete bred by the lithe Mr. Jamie Davis
have he. a held for so many years, renders it unnecessary
for the Auctioneer to make any comment to rates them
in the estimation of stock owners in this and adjoining
countii e, to •• born they •re so well known ; but for the in-
formation of gentlemen at • distance, he begs to acquaint
them that the cle has been establithed upwards.( 100
years, and eminently posseres those superior qualities
for which the Dorset horn., and the Meleonthe flock
in particular have been celebrated, and so much sought
aft, at Weylill and other large fairs. The long-horn'
helm. are principally by the bull that won the
let prise •t the Royal Shows at Battersea and
Worcester. The long•homd stock bred by
Mr. laavis have &lore,. been In great request by
the moot eminent grazier, in this and ruThiningeonntita
who h•vesureenefulig exhihited them at Baker-street and
nuinerous provincial Fat Stock Shown The bones are
powerful and good workers, and the implements in
good condition ; and as it is seldom on large an
•.s,rifilage of live and dead stock is offered for sale in
one day, the Auctioneer respectfully and earnestly
s ;lei's • pen. toad attendance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

PIGZONS.

▪ CARILIEID (any colour) —Beet orsik and hen, £1 10..,
Mr Hobert Fulton, Shandon CAtsgs, Duke street,
Deptford, London; 2nd. 15e., Mr. Alfred Cowl,
Tsunton. Cemmended—llle Chas. Salida.
Trust IRS ( Best cock and ben, El 10e.
and 2nd. 11.., Mn. Robert Fulton.
Tunet.r.as (soy other variety).—Best cock and hen,
• R..hert Fulton; 2nd, 15a, Mr. Henry Yardley,
Market-hall, Birmingham.
1' cress—Bent cock and hen, Cl 10.., Mr. Robert
Foin ; 2edr 'la, Mr. Charles Bulpin, River Side,
lin I g water. sotnerses.
I: r!cris. —Best cook and her. El, Mr. Edward Pigeon.
I.yol.tone, near Exeter; 2nd, 10s., the National
l'o.Ctry cornpanY.
%,',IIIM re—B. et wick and hen, £l, DO prise awarded;
Ilui, 10.., Mr. Charles Salvia.
• TA I —Best cock and ben, El, Mn. Charles
B i'pin, 2nl. 10s., Mr. Fleury Yard!.,.
eiteLa—Best cock and hen., el, Mr. Bt. John
C,,,ntrv, the Knoll, Wicaborne, Dorset, 2nd, 10.., Mr.
Edward Pigeon.
To rnTIRD. —Beat cock and hen. £l, Mr. Charles
Bale, ; 2ncl, 10.., Mr. F. Key, Beverley.
Biers.—Beet cock and hen. El, and 2nd prise, 10a,
Mr. 11.nry ; oorornended. Mr. K Pieoo.
Tt- it Him tte4 cock and hen, el, Mr. Charles Halpin;
2nd, lon., Mr. Henry Yerdley.
N tics. —Best cock and hen, tl , not stiffioient merit. I
KACiantr 01. Rest cock and hen, el, Mr. Charles
Bull in : 2,.d, 10e. Mr. Henry Yardley; commended
—Mr. FA 11/A,fi Pigeon, and Mr. Henry Yardley.
A DCHANGILK. —ll,st cock and hen, el, Mr. Ch•rles
rowborn, Leeds, Yorkshire; 2nd, 10.., Mr. Henry
Yardley.

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MAGPILA.—Best cock and hen, Cl, Mr. Alfred Court,
Tsontou, ,m..rset ; 2nd, 10c, Mr. Henry Yardley;
commended- Mr. Charles Halpin.
,nrrcim.— 3 steak and het, El, Mr. Henry
Yer.ll., , 2nd. 10.., Mr. Charles Cowbarn ; commended
.-llr, Henry Y.rdley and Mr. Cbsrles Grisham.
ANY OTHKR NSW OR DISTINCT VANINTT.—•Fiest cock
an I Len, 1, Mr. Francis /trowel, 2, Charch-grove,
1.4!).,11, Lecrishoom Kent, Scaled Ice pigeons ; 2nd,
104 . Mr. Henry Yardley.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12

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SHERBORNE.

THI SOND•Y SCHOOL EXCURSION.—bie. Soott,
the Traffic Boomer of the South Western Rsilway
Company, boa informed the Vicar that Thursday,
June 14th, which was the day suggested, will not be
convenient to the Railwar Company for the proposed
trip to Southampton. The day now &grated upon in
Thursday, July 12th. The train will leave the Sherborne
Station at 7.30 a.m., and aiil start from the South-
ampton Terminus(Docks Station)on the return journey,
at 7 p.m. It will be high water at Southampton •
10.51 • m., and the 2nd high meter (vide Pariah Magat
'ter for lost month under the above headtne) will be •-
12.51 p.m. Parents and Vieitors are requested oat
arriving to lead the way out of the Station, -leaving the
Children and their Teachers on the Platform. As soon
as the may is clear, the Schools will march in Proceestoo
with their Bands to the Floating Bridge. After
ermaieg the river, they will adjouni to Mr. W. G.
King's Cliff Hotel, and Tea Garden., just beyond the
Bridge, for tefreshmenta, after which they and their
Teachers will embark on hoard the Duck Company's
Steamer Phceniz, which will be in attendance, under
the command of Captain Cockett, for a cruiee down
Southampton Water, past Kelley Abbey and Hoepital,
as far as Calahot Cootie. On returning, they will
amuse themselves for a short time until their tea is
s,ved. The Tea Gardens and Steamer have been
engaged for the private net of the School children and
their Teachers only, and no other pram man be
admittet: to either, for want of room. —Parisi' Maga:ate.