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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

KELTON ABB &&

BIM= AID Foemde &BLS Bocterf.—The minual
meeting of the Minas Abbas Amen Mites was held on
Tuesday lost, aremeber 16, under unreal eiresun-
Manses, Berm Ramiro having ldedly invited the
members to Imllll the meetileg In the greed old hall of
the Abbey, which was orowdedl with a same istereafflag
gathering of eve hundred pee Amon them me-
net were—the Baron sad Barmen Hamlett, Mr.
Parietal Hamitic end sL.rg. family elude, the Rev.
W. Murata and family, Mr. Nolen', of Milton
Brewery, aad Mr. Woodhouse, of Anetey, Dr. Keens,
of Cerne, and all the principal farmers of the neigh.
bourbood. The chair wee taken by Mr. J. Ideasel-
Pleydell, the Baron's health not permitting him to
occupy It himself; the Rey. Mr. Bowen, aerate of
liiitoo, having oomuieneed the proceedings by reeding
o portion of scripture and prayer, the meeting wee
this addremed by the ehairmsn, the Rey. c.
W.
Bingham, of Bingham', Meloorobe, Rey. C. J. Glyn,
Whilohamptoo, Rev. L W. Peers, Dorchester St.
Peter's Rev. .1. R. Cotter, Witted:roma Houghton,
Rev. H. P. Rinke', Dorchester. The addremeee weee
all
short and to the purpose, and of an unusually interest-
ing ohmmeter. ne building In widish the meeting wee
held, and the circumstances under whirl It wee held,
no doubt deepened the feelings of both speakers and
hearers. Three hymns wets well rung during the
meeting, and Mr. Jambs, the secretary, was permitted
to wry home with him the noble oollection of to-5,
his long and difficult services being at lam rewarded.
We trust the Baron may be spared to witnon many
more such gatherings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

OORPS CASTLE.

CONGREGATIONAL CHIMICH.--The mutest misting WU
held on Wednesday, the 11th lost. Tits sehool room wu
atly ditcorated with sv.rgreens sod cooktoem, and th•
tea well provtdosed. Alter tea the chair woe taken by
the ker. J. Scott, sod following singing and prayft the
meeting was ed.lrewil by the Revs. Thames NO•Ve. of
D,rciustor, Charnben, ef Sewage and W. L
of ; bitaids 'hash the obLir gang ilueral
approje late please which were well resolved. The
addrume were market,' by ability and earnmtains, sad
showed okaarly whet Noosioafortatat principles lute In
reg.ri to the 'tote, the world at laigr, and the
Individual. It Is to be booed that the friends OA Curio
will not woe forget the truths whisk wet* so felthenll7
taught. Votes of thaoks were usablmously given to
the gentlemen who had addressed them, to la. friend.
who was fres marxeliallag plooso, to those who hod
rimidig lb. yes, and to tho singers, sati the mookag
wee brevibt to a thee by prom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

LAMENTABLE BOAT A4JOIDENTt

Oa Saturday aftcr.oon a sad disaster °marred at
W. t Mooloy, In tour y. Mrs-ne Aird sod Son. con.
tractors, of Lambed', are oonetrneting new reservoirs
for the Lambeth Wster Company on the banks of the
Thames at Wrt tioubry, •lirre 300 or 300 men are
employed. Abut a qoarter•past four oa &turd*,
afternoon. 18 of these me.. had entered • boat to arose
the river to their borne.. The boat, wltieh was man&
evererowdsd, hod got n'y slew yarAs from the shore,
when it dlp,el und.r eater. It Immediately sank, sod
all It+ occupant, were thrown lee at° weer. Of them
on hoard eight were saved, two by alleging to the host,
which had toned bottom upwomis, and the others by
planks thrown to them from the shore. The boatman
Limo. It by swimming. Drags W.re al ones sheabloge
and eight bodice were recovred up to Sunday afters
moos. Them, r. bad j .•• It en paid, end upoo on* was
found SI 25., end mon another f 2 104 G. .1.10 money
was foal upon the o•herm it bdrg supposed they
drepred what they hul while Amain, In the water,
many of them in their e..zerness to reach the boat,
never haring rut it in ti.. ii vekets. The moo bed hese
warned of the danger of overcrowding, but without
avail.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

THE TICEISORNE TRIAL

At the risiog of the Court on Pride,. the hundred
and forty-fourth day of the trial, ea adjournment wee
made oat!: Monday, December 29. Dr. Beeedy has
ossoplead the week with his address to the jery, sod
several skirmishes hays taken place between the
learned maned and the Winch. On Wedosoday Dr.
ICeneely was more than once btterrupted by audible
remonstrunoes from the defendant on the line of
argument adopted. When the learned emeneel
admitted that his client had In fact goes to Lloyd's to
make marches. as charged in the indictment. the de-
fendant was an4douly beard to exclaim, "They may
@wear ; but I drift admit It ;" sod when the speaker
hoisted that if b'e client "wept to Wapping to give
money to m's slater-, be pimp them none for twelve
moctts afterward," the defendant again trusted round.
and said .• That is not to." "I wish you would
tot Interrupt try,. returned the learned nounsol ;to
which his e lent r.rlied, rather sharply, "Well, I
wanted to put you right."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, TlMluabar.—Thars was • 'Mem largo
supply of beef at our market today, though it was not
of the description which had hese specially prepared for
the Christmas market last week. With the uisfavintr-
able &rage whirl& has Mass that date ownirred la the
weather, butchers showed little inebriation is make
largo purchases, and boat dossripilloas sold 'lowly, at
84a. per it., while inferior shimmed hands at Tea sad
ne. We had • short supply of 'heap, hat enough fat
tLe demand, whisk was very limited • prima however,
were arm, Wait weithers reansing sd. per ; ewes
se I. Stowe settle from Ireland were in wiedeaste supply.
with a 'Mat trade, hut good hams sows were hi
request, at late
KITROPOLIKir TEMIADAL—Oar bud manly
Is much leas Shea was aatielpited, lbooday's market
having closed fairly steady with • "Maar sheet or
nearly so, a large Thursday's market war ormildently
predicted. Fora arrivals, though sparing 111 number,
mast as to-day from all quarters. Notwithstanding
this, there is to all appsaranos morn than soncleut for
trade requirments ; the demand Is slow and the
bushman doing of • heavy sharaoter, and at radioed
ramie. Reports from the dead market are unsatisfaotory
and, coustqcently, the live trade rules accordingly. AL
good display of °holm Dateh oows, for killing pur-
poses, Is notieeablo on the foreign side, oonspiouous for
thdr quality, bright and appearaboe ; vales
Ibk. 10 to 6.. per stone. Large framed English sheep
are reported Ad. per stone lower; choice seat DOWI3II
quite as dear. On the foreign aide transactions are
limited and sales door on more f mroareble terms, te the
buyer. The veal trade is ixoessively dull No special
price can well be Immo& The bulk of our foreign
arrivals hive yet to 001110. Irish salves, 4r. 4d. to
41. 61. per stone. Meat porkors fairly saleable at Si.
per Mono.

13easta Total Supply. Foreign Supply.
.. - 1,100
Shoop end Lank. .. 7,1 0 .. 3,610
115 111
hi. • • • • 186 35
bawler QuaUty. Firai Quality.
Beef .. Sa 61. to S. AL to 6a. 61.
Motto.. 5.. 161. to 6.. 21. .. Oa tal to 7.. Od.
Teal .. fo. OA to 5.. 411. 6.. 10.1. to 6.. AL
Fork - 161. to 4.. 21. .. 41. 61. to 6.. 01.
At per &woe of 61....1121.1.‘the Uffnt•
11111C13 COWN-EN511•11,1121o.CA) pair hued. Dutth, Inferior,

_
416 to £2l pet hmd.
RSAv•La.

11.11cla eows—Englat:7oTatch, tO—total, 100.

SE IDS.

MI deeerlpilme of ag7i—ou—ltar—al seeds are held firmly,
bed it eppeare prima Isla be higher. Cable &driest
from New Ydrk quote red o!over seed 21. to 3e. per
,t. dearar. For floe home-grown long price. are
asked. The setae as to white clover seed. There
stems to be • goal crop of legliah shake. Steels' le
CC COO and de,r. le3ertod It.lian atom!, at the resent
ear3rre. For sprits torn e not much lagnir7 at
preemot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

WEYMOUTH COUNTY COURT.

Saturday: Before Mr. T. E. P. Lefroy,
Sporting. as admini,trator of the estate of the
late Dr. Nettleton'. V. Misr Allmon, of Portland.—
Mr. ANA Attwooll arpcarcd. and misted that the
sumnions one Inkuded for his dater, who could not
appear.-11r. Bowling sold that Mr. Abel .old not
be either "Mrs." or "bliss" Attwooll, and he objected
to 31r. Abol Attwooll's appearing.—The belliff said he
served the summonses &Anteing It to defendant's
litothrr, who said he would give It to his Aston—Mr.
Attires-1i said the account bad never been rendered.—
It appeared that the summons had been backed—
" Mrs. or Miss Attwooll," and the Judge add this was
Inauflloient ; it on. wrong that a summoos should be
8o baek..d.—Mr. Sperling thought if there were an
explanation by him, the other side would pay at ono*.
—The Judge : Or you would withdraw the aooount --
Mr. Sparing said he woe willing to do that, if the
other side would withdraw tht•ir 'secant against the
relate. He prodneed a letter, in whioli it was said that
the account was "for medical attendance on my nelos,
Miss Attwooll," Mrs. COMM] had a &aim against the
imitate, and there was • differenee of about In. 6CL
The Judge thought there should be • !settlement by
mutually withdrawing the noounta.—To this Mr. Abel
Attwooll °tinted ; 10.. 6d. of [Jr. Nettisford's aooouut
was for attendants!, on himself ; but he was • member
of the Odrifellow's Club at tin very time, and therefore
could not eine anything for medical attendanon—The
Judge : Will you have the trouble and expense of
owning here again, for about la. 61. In all probability
you may win ls. 6d., at an expellee of Mk —Mr.
Attwooll &aped to settle tin amounts by mutest
withdrawal, as be considered that, beside, the le, 61.
he should save 10s. 61.' +bleb be did not owit—The
sans wee Candled, plaintiff to be allowed to Mks out •
fresh summons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

ALLNOI!Dyarup ON A PUBLICAN.,

At the ithi-reit-all; on -iires'slit'el:!•;,- 1;4-o-is—Mr. G.
churshill, • man bound John Burton, was brought up
charged with obtalolog by false pretenses. 5s from Mr.
Diehard Warren, landlord of the Hisses Aram, Puddles
town. Pfsoner was defended ty Mr. K. N. Howard,
of Weymouth.
It wowed ISOM prosecutor's statement that as
dey, Nov. 23rd, the Keened called at the Inn. and
slogged • hod for I irobelf, end r...ablins for like horses,
which be said were on the way. If. use. its neut. of
llyd. and @Aid he know Mrs. Warren very well, end
that h. ',ad bin son had slept there on the slain of
Woodbury 11111 far, aa two Hydes did. After hoeing
gruel and a feed of ecru for • home be wee tidier, be
.eked prosecutor to lend him • isoverelgo, stating that
he bad two boron 11l at the White Hart inn, Dorches-
ter k. pt by Mr. Ambrose Brown. The landlord
demurred, and should.. teas tamed out his pockets sad
thawed souse money, and said be hod to pay 13s. for
the oar• of the homiest Dorchoster, but hod not ersough
by St. As the man appeared to he hard•op be lent him
• Grown OD that taproom:14.110o. Primus'. had • dog
.011 b he left In the care of the ostler, tiling him to
feed it. end he would pay, Hs bad the dog still.
thing the hones did n.,t came. aod that the story
about baying two ill at Dorchester was inliOn,Ote hi
tot these promedings.
Mr. A. Brown, leadlord of the Whit. Hart, said be
knew &food.. t vety well; he bad no horses In his
ersbles on the 23rd ult., and had not had any there for
about two years.
Mr. Howard urged there was ito false protease. In
law—it meat be of an ezietinir fait A bsre lie we.
we Ott • false protein:-e. (Ipoo the faith of the oleo
homes alleged to he owning, he asked lota sovereign •
then he mtteaded be bad two 111, sad had to pay 131:
(Yen said r. Obarobili, but he said be had two 11l at
the White Hark and It waa on that representation be
lent the money.) He urged this was • num debt, and
the M.VOI bad been offered. The man had nixie homes
owning to the fair, ands boy took them oat of the way,
so that they did not tomb the inn.
Mr. Henry Boston said he was father of the prisoner,
and lived at Newtown, Poole, In a house of his ova.
Hisao' lived with hint 40 man, In • house cilia own.
He and his son were in partners as horse-dealers, sad
had been many years. On gunday, 23rd Nov., be sent
nine harms by their man (Samuel thrown) to Martins-
town fair on the 24th. firs son rode on before to take
stabling at Piddletowo. He gave Brown Li to pay
turnpikes and stabling. Bed been accustomed to pat
In homes at the King's Arms, Masts:film, when Mr.
Brows kept it Ws son sold two horses at the fair.
The magistrate mid It was a very suspicious cam,
and one It was right to trek% forward, but se he had
nine borers, end was thus able to pay, he would dis-
miss the case
. _

ta—orteid Mr. Warren 161., sad settled the
matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23

OHRISIBIAS.

Chrlatmaa comes again with all It. hallowed
associations of puce and good-will, and generous
thoughta and deeds of kindliness are the natural
outcome of the season. May the glad time
find us all ready to cherish and manifest the
aspirations and feelings which the Christmas
anniversary should engender. The poverty of
the poor has this year been In no way less ravers
than in former times; indeed, the dearness of
provisions sod the high price of coals have
tended to aggravate their normal distress; but,
happily its prison's hail been modified by the
comparatively mild sewn, the bountiful potato
crop, and the generul plenitude of labour.
Still, thete are always the old, the helpless, and
the unfortunate, demanding our sympathy and
assistance ; and, although the Poor Law should
provide for their necessities, and little kindnesses
and aids may In a general way be best imparted
through the agency of the district Visitors, yet
better than all, especially just at this time, is it
that instead of distributing money by others we
should be our own almoners. "The poor you
have always wbh you," said He who went about
doing good ; and our closest imitation of His
Divine errinple is the beat way of ensuring
happy results from our eft Its. In this bustling
utilit,rian age the festival that gives • pause
front the rush of the busy world, and reminds
us of the Advent sod Moon earth of the Fowler
of our Faith, cannot but be fraught with benefit
to our hearts if rightly iv,ed, and it sill bghteu
our spirits and fresh flour sensibilities to observe
the old English customs that have come down to
es from the traditionary put. Sweet carols
ingading through the dim night, and setting ea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

WIIIIBORNL

COAL CILUS.—Kr. Henry Reeks, NO serebset, Now
Borough, hoe rooked on order for 150 tow of orals,
for the relief of to. poor thl• winter, through this ray
ezeollont charity.
DRAYS or TEIII 0017STT SMYSTOS. Kr. arierVii
Rees; of Wfroborso, who ham far Borg thou a quarter
of • oesiary flUid the aloe of Surveyor for Oho 'suety
of Dorset. died ow Monday Otero neentlestiloon,orod 73.
Parry Misioes, Fridey. —Before Mr. C. .1. Parke, and the
Rev. John Riley Austen.
JoAs 110k11,11/0“, of Tarrant Rushton, eras fined ft and 10e.
cone for having two unjust weights in his possession On the
IRh ultimo. The Deputy Chief Constable ',reduced the
weights. —two k, one being one drachm and the other half a
drachm deficient and unnamed. If, Rai:mond stated that
the defendant only kept a entail shop.
nowu Tooy, of Fern Down, Ilamprenon, was fined If. and
lle mete, Le having been drunk end furiously driving at
Longhorn, on the 15th instant. The offence was pvlved by
P.C. Short, who said the defendant drove into a ditch by the
Skl• of the reed before he Moppet
WAickl, the landloni of the Angel Inn, longtime.
woo nimmoned the Deputy Ch I.7.llllgabk: for permitting
drunkeitime in a. homes on the 21011 innent. P.O Short
proved finding two men in the home on that evening, both of
where were drunk when they went to the Public-house, where
they weft elbowed to remain drinking fir wt. time These
men were fined for drunkenneis on the leth ultJmo. The defen.
darn had no defenoe to make, and the Bench omvicted him in
the penalty of 40e and tie ed cons, and ordered the conviction
to be recorded on his home
.

Henry Proaspeon, the buullord of the Rad Lion Inn,
Sturminster sou 11■01n10114,41 by the Deputy Chief
Constable for permitting drunken°. In his Mene en the MI
instant lir Atkinson appeared for the defendant. bapt
Cliunt proved tbeceenen, end stated that two ,4th, men whom
be found drunk in the homes wave convicted ,•f th. offence IS
Ike last meeting. The Bench took Into consideration the fadli
that the detenannt had only kept the Inn a short Urn, and w.
likewise • novice st the business, by only fining him 2.. end
2.. &I. costs, without recording the conviction on his
license. _

ij,e Term e, of Woodlands, was summoned by the Deputy
Llik4 le, on the information of P C King, of Vernood,
foe haring been drunk on the highway, while in poseeseion of
14 .ded gun. The defendant did not deny lb° Ina, and was
Anal 101. and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

Zomensttsbirt.

Cos Diamozna.—kle. Collier, formerly a Asinll,
but late • saosessfal veaturer alter Cape diamonds, has
attracted great interest in Ilatinster by the (hails) of
a large number of these preoarite steam, soogLly valued
La all at about £20,000, one rePredeating • twentieth of
the whae. They are In the rough, not sat or polished.
and, spread on • tray, Lob for all &b. wor,d 14k• bits of
gan gratin _ . _

- Sirocuiwa CitunrY.—Doring Tuesday night, mut
utiserearit entered the orchard aajoiniog Mr. Paull's
far re-house at Wooliningstone, Oreekerne, and elides.
roared to hamstring, if not to out t ff, one of the Wad
legs of a °oh Uwe A fearful gash was made near the
has*, laying bars the bone foe severel testae.. • hatches
appears to have beim wind, and it was evidently the
intention of the perpetrator to deetroy the animal,
which Is a valuab'w Ally. Fortunately, the oord of the
leg was not severed, atd, wider the cars eta veterinary,
the animal will doubtlersa sorry* the 1.11-treatmeut. •
reward of £2O has b en offered, and It Is hoped that
the guilty pardee will be speedily detected and pualehed
ae they deserve
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

SUM' AND SOONOMICAL NODE OF
PROJECTING IFIRE-OR \TES INTO ROOMS.

&elm that tho crat And trouble attending the removal and
replacing a chamber-vats is considenthle, I have this sinter
adoptod a very simple mode id projecting • gntte flre•bukst
into the n.. 0. so On to oltain the desinal warmth iIIMT one-
third the quantity 14 fuel formerly tx.tiaunieti in the ordinati
Kennard grate. With a good draught into the vent. I find
that by thus projecting the open la.ket-gtste to as to require •
smiler fire, the cold chink-draughts into the room to
ferried.

Nine:ten. the of these Kennard grates having a good draught,
carry away with the smoke lunch Matt that MUol be replaced in
the mom by cold air rushing in.
My simple modification of the existing grate in many open.
went& might be adopted at little net, even loss than Se.
With • goal going vent ark ordinary nrehuket, with honks
riictol behind, or that it wW hang like a trivet on the front
bars 1 the grate, 0.. • rude Min of what might bed....
With or, omit-pen below the nre-bitaket it forme at once • very
ebtap and suitable projecting gate for parlour or bedroom.,
ode and cloudy Ido not me why we shoubl continue with
good-going yenta, wasting the warmth and glowing charms of
dear cod by burying it while burning In our chamber wells,
seeing that • bright biasing Pre, men in • firobasket Is the
clunked decoration that • room on have at tide ata•frel. My
enonotuleal project msy he made the nowt of by phclim
*heel of bright tin noir the front of the grate-bars, behind the
flrehaidtet eci as to reflect the cheerful glow ,4 the projecting
fire, still more into the mom, while the gaping cavity in the
dimmed grate is decently filksi up by such a 16ect Of tin is
mu be burnishol up every morning.- -Bo ilder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

LYTCHETT MINSTER.

ENTIIITAINNIIST. —The meowl entertainment at the
Wetland school took plat* on Wedgies,lay, November
19th, sod, like the trot, wan very sueose.foL The
weather was favourable', and the attendenee me large
thst many were usable to oteaut seats. Ti.• pre.
Famine, alth.ugh rather too lour, wee wail oevrled
and seemed to give general satisfaction. W. should
Nippon that not kmi than 200 persona were pronaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

BROAUMAYNE.

Niers FLOY BRASIL.—Aft.:r the full tide of larnenta-
tien cmtaitted in all +lto lettere wo hove hitherto
rettelved from Brasil, it le plomoing to hove one like
the following that tile of mum:less and speaka hop folly,
although it most be altnitted the potition of the
writer of it Is exeeptioneL Ours*hus(arab, the son
of M. H. dlaroh. of this parish, has sent. letter to
his father dated Colony of 41..saagasy, Braid, Oetober
3-d, id 3, la which be says :
" Toil dear mother I remind the two pair. of socks fur
Madge. Bhe Is very well no,-, but she km had every bad 11030
of it .Ith mimi whooping cough, and blindness eighteen
days from Inflame:bon ef the ores, •Il at the mme time I
did not think Ole would lire, dear little thing ; but, thank
Clod, she Is better now than ever I knew her. She is the main
consfort I have out. fine • very g 0.41 girl, nod everybody is
very fond of her. Bee speak. • good rWal of Broil lon now.
I live In the y. I win butcher for government doe
months, but now in un on my own amount. I kill two bolloc.•
wweek, snot lout doing very well as yet. I have • splendid
h .me, and a .good English bridle and saddle, do. ; all the
lot oust me forty pounds Ingllth mon. y The horse colt £9,
which is tonddered egoist price in th,s csu.itry. I do no:
enjoy the heat of health here. I hate to coon long w.y to et
beset., yin on the Caw pea. It oomph,. Me edits or We day.,
and the rosil• ate es led Its Ws teleare that annotlmea we lame
some of the Moots coining down--13-y get In the wood., and
U. cannot get thorn out, It I. such emit. But I have been
very feebly yet In that way. I shall have to go again In akw
days, if all is well. The colony hi In • much better slate now
than when we some hers. At that time we could not got any
hewed to set or anything eli., swe can sow. We have e tkls
an-I shops of all sorts now. Then are two hakes', end they
make Me" VMS brood; one pork butcher, sod nut Um Wed
butcher. So we get on eery well. flare put up • good
tilling Sate, sad ens building a toe booms. The oolmy will
be e teed Pita Mee ram an shoat a hundred navvies e{
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

" 2!* i 16.11 a-v. 7 S. J. Koran&

Blr.—Tbe subeenbere have, much pleavure in preeentlng to
you • Nixed token of their eeteva end regard, and in appreole,
tinn of your faithful and undone eserviam as • Ceded=
Oony,rgfetional blielety. The eubecribere hereby tender their
deep oympathy and condolence In the many trial. you have
experienced from • portion of your coneregalon durtni
latter part of you- two ism ininletraion in this town. We
oonirmtulate you on the very &arable appointment you have
mimed, and beg to taproot our eineere good 'deb*. tar soar
mice and happlnew aneoept your now enogregation."
Nonaoeforiatty in lbw lowa has rtipeived a severe blow,
sad 'easy leepeateble [WHIN have MA the Appel to
eoneeguenee of the arbitrary proopollog al the Deeeosa
—Consipeicalat

111001111 TLI A ?PILLS. —The
Oemmindetters bad two kag and hard days work at
the Town-ball, on Friday and Saint/ay last, in the
discharge of their highly Important mod mammary, but
very disagreeable &Moult., and deliosto ditty, whieb it
Is only oommoo Jostles to say, they fulfilled l• • vw,
fair and matidatitory meow, cooststent with their
positlom as arbitratoni between the Crown (ably repre-
sented by Mr. H. Ma'isocline, surveyor, of Dorchester),
and the Teams respestabla appellants who appeared.
Of ernes It would be highly sallefestory if
en
pesible to mot ths eateremoiss of the wintry without
levying any gash tax. Nowa. J. 11. Oaloraft, K.
Budgets on Friday, sad Mears. K. Bodeen, N. Said,
and W. IL Words on Saturday attended as
Cesumissiomera.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

CIBNI MILLS, DOBBILT.

TO BS SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

MR. GILTS SYMONDS, at the PLUME 01
FIATIEW Ipa, DonativriA, ea FRIDAY, the
nth day of DEORKBas neat, at three inaloak In the
ofterucee, unless enviously dkposed of by Private des-
truct. aid subject to sash eoudittoos am shall be then pro-
dueed—All that FREEHOLD WATER POWER OORN
MILL, known as CIERNE /JULIA, with the Deriding-
holm, Bakehouse, Carthosee, Eitable, Gerdeo, and
Promisee now occupied end erjoyed therewith, with
the MILL GEAR and MACHINERY thereto belong.
aa tho same Is now la the oceopation of Gannon
Fox am Tenant thereof, at the annual rent of £7O.
This Kill la driven by a imenol supply of Water, arid
worked by Two Pain of Mouse, mid aleerstive businem
Is now and hes for many years paid been coined as
there.
There le an Annual Fee Farm Real of £5 7e. ft
payable flameout to the Eriolesiudieel Commie/smilers
for loglead and Wales, and • sum of El per annum
for Lar.d-ter.
The Toaant's filtered moat betaken by the Perehmer
at • Valeatioa, in the ulna wily.
BODW ELL, WEYMOUTH, DORSET.
TO BE BOLD, BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
THREE KRISSUAGIS or DWELLING.HOUSES,
edjacient to the Roderell }taloa, Station, Wee
"UPPERTON HOUSE." in the occepatiois of
Klee BATLii. at • nut of LID per annum, and Noe.
1 and 2. Rodwell street, adi Anion the above, Is the
oesupaUone of Wituen Stolen and J. PaUsin, at
the rocpective rentals of 1:12 and £l2 per tumult, held
for the residue of certain terms of 100 years gratted of
the mid promisee In the year MO, at the oggremite
ground rent of £6 per auuum.
The above premien are c Herod for Dale In room queues
of the present owner trontemplatin a removal from
the county.
Far farther particulars apply to Taoists COOnete,
Erse., Solicitor, Dorclocstitr.
Dorchester, Nov. 10, 1873.

Darsbester, Deanaber 4th, 1873.
rrfig FORTY-SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY
J. of the TRADESMEN'S DINNER, at the Kiee's
Ales Harm, is SRA far THURSDAY, 4h, at half.
past five o'elock, TROIA Coos" isq , la the Chair.
Tlekets. 10.. Bd. eaok, dessert mid bottle of vial
leoluded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02

PROPOSED RAILWAY.

Notice, has been elven of an intention to ap,ly te
Parliemeet in 1874 for an Act to enable • oompany to
saalt• • railway between Seepage sod Wareham ; and
ou Monday treeing there was • meeting at the Web!,
works' ogles to consider the solject. Mr. R. F. D.
reprove was voted to the *hair, and amongst times
pre•ent we noticed the Rev. D. Travers, Dr. Thorne,
Mews. & 8. Hunt, Harman, Meikle, Pope, Monteith,
Hunter, Hardy, Hillier, Mall. Huzion, Fooks,
Stevens, H. Burt, Lillingion, Troyt., Pelting, °reed,
0 Sri, Horlook, Tateliell, Spenser, ke., and many
lotoboolos, tvadeomeo, and working men. The learned
Cbaltrean, who holds • high position in the House of
Common., sod ha. • country house on the Darlato•
estate, rematked on the isolated position of the town
and the illia.lventaees therefrom arising, and then in.
&sated the sonveolenoe anti benefit of railway manse-
tlon with the Bouth•Westetn line at Wareham. The
Hew. D. Travers, while endorsing all the chairman bad
said, said the meeting should be careful to adopt the
right mode of urea/der.. It was then proposed,
seconded, end carried unealmously, "That •on moral
(which was reed) be present.d to Lord Eldon, point-
ing peculiar
oat lb* disadvantages as regard both NG
and land 'communication. shirk materially affect the
trade and prosperity of Bwenage, and whiels, owing to
the advaneed priors of moss Wogs. press with severity
on the inbab•tasts, and appestats to his lordship's
known amid tried ready sympathy for all over whom be
Las an lc license, to facilitate, by the support of ha
prod will, the proposed railway from Warebem to
Swanage. That this memorial be printed, and that
the town and neighbourhood be canvssaed, in order to
abow the general and popular desire for such • railway
to be constructed, and that this memorial the. signed
be presented to the Eight Hon. the Earl of Eldon."
The trommlttee of management sleeted eouidated of Dr.
Thorne, Masers. Hillier, Hannan, and Pops; Mr. H.
seerstary.