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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

50th ANNIVERSARY MEETING.

WESTERN DORSET ASSOCIATION
FOR THE PROTELTION OF PROPERTY,
AND PROSECUTION OF OFFENCES, within the
several parishes of
Abbotsbary, Litton Cheney,
Askorswell, Maiden Newton,
Bradford Abbas, Mapperton,
Batcombc, Melbury Bubb,
Bradforl reverell, ldelbury Osmond,
Bradpole, Melbury Sampford,
Broadwinsor,
Milton, West
Buckland Newton, -
Mosterton,
Cattistock, Nether Cerne,
Charminster, Perrot, South
Cheddington, Poorton, North
Clietnole, Po werstock,
Chilcoinbe, Portisham,
Chilfroiue, Piuicknowle,
Chelborough, East Rampisham,
Che'borough, West - }Lyme Intrinsica,
Compton, East Shipton-Gorge,
Compton, West Stockwood,
Corscombe, Stratton,
Evelot, Swyre,
Frau ton, Sidling St. Nicholas,
Fro St. Quinton, Toiler Poroorurn,
Fro a Vaucharch, Toiler Fratum,
Grilbstone, Upoerns,
Godlnanstone, , Walditch,
Halstock, Winford Eagle,
*
redy, Winterborne Abbas,
tube, tiVinterborne St. Martins,
Winterborne Steepleton,
Witberstone,
Longbrody, Wrixall,
Lonthers, and
Lacombe, Yetminster.

•
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the BOth
GENERAL ANNUAL MELTING of this Association
will he holden at the AcoitN Inn, in the Town of
EVEItSIIO7', on TUESDAY, the 23rd day of APRIL
inst, at Eleven o'clock in the Foreneon, for receiving
Subscriptions and Auditing the Treasurer's Accounts.
Persons wishing to bocotue Subscribers are rtsplosted
to attend to sign the Articles of this Association,
printed copies of which may be had on application to
the Treasurer, Mr. C. 11. BAniurr, Solicitor, Evershot,

Pr Dinner precisely at Two o'Clock.
Erersbot, 9th April, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

CORNIIILL. TEA WAREHOUS.S.

JG. LAST, Tim Drama, GROCER., AND
e PROVISION MERCHANT, respectfully informs the
inhabitants of Dorchester and its neighbourhood, that
he has taken the Shop and Premises No. 11, CORNHILL,
where he intends carrying on the Grocery and Provi-
sion Business, in which he has had several years' ex-
perience.
I. G. L. having purchased an entire NEW STOCK
in the beat Market., for cull, is enabled, in every de-
partmeat of the Trade, to offer • good article at the
smallest remunerative profit; end truste by strict at-
tention to the uniform superior quality of his goods,
and the wants of the public, to ensure a share of their
patronage and support.
I. G. L. solicits • trial of his carefully-selected
TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES, SPICES, PRO-
VISIONS, PICKLE'S, BISCUITS, BRITISH
WINES, ha., Ac.

E° VXTRAORDINARY mmur must belong
to that which

PLEARMS EVERT ONE,
Awl such is the caw with ths
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.

FLOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Pote.ie that he is SELLING COALS M the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,

At the South-Western Staiion—
Heal Walls End Coals la. 4d. per cwt.
Small bate, for Smiths ltiga.
Tenby Stone Coal • la. Gd. "

At at Greta Western Station—
Laden Newton. Dorchester.
per cwt. per cwt.
Best Hatatoek Coal ... Oa. 1114. os. 1114.
Small ditto... ........ Os. 74. Os. 7.
Beat Ballo ... .......... ls. sa. Is. 24.
Cidni . ................. Is. 04.
Coals delivered in tits Country at moderate charges.
Orders received by Mr. F. loca, Poet Oflke, or by
Mr. Doom Hat, at the 0. NV. Motion, will be
punctually attended to.
Dominator, Ott. 30, 18110.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

DIU DIES' SELECT MDR ,tltY.

Two or three families in any part of the country may
unite in one subscription to this extensive Library, and
obtain the best new Works in Ilistory, Biography,
Travel, Adventure, and the higher class of Fiction
without disappointment or delay. For Prospectuses
apply to IL:WAIMEA Enwsno MtniE, New Ozford-
street, London ; Cross-strcet, Manchester ; and New-
street, Birmingham.

KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY-

ING POWDER.

pOULTRY, DOGS, AND PLANTS are
effectually freed from Fleas and all other
Vermin with which they are infested, by the above
Powder, which is quite harmless to animal life. The
Farmer, the Gardener, or the Sportsman will therefore
and it invaluable. Bugs, Cockroaches, Beetles, Moths
in Furs, and every other species of Insect are also in-
stantly destroyed.
Sold in packets, Is., 2s. Ikl., and 4s. 161. each, or post
free for 14 or treble size for :Ai postage stamps, by
TIMMAS KEATING, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Church-
yard, London.
Take notice each packet bears the above name and
address.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

' )1 ID GOLD RIND (18 Caret, Hall
ke,ll, engraved with Crest. 42t. ; Large sire.
• . , 75+. On reeelpt of P.O. order the sizes will
from.—T. CULLETON, Seal Engrer,
Comer of St. itartin't-lane, Lou-
. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

WHO IS M Y EIGHBOUR ?

Thy neighbour ?—it it he whom thou
!last power to aid and bless,
Whose aching heart and burning brow
Thy soothing hand may prem.
Thy neighbour?—lis the fainting poor,
Who." eye with want is dini,
Whoin hunger sends from door ta door—
Go thou, and succour him.
Thy neighbour ?—'tis that weary man,
Whose years at their brim,
But low with sickness, cares, and pain—
Go thou, and comfort him.
The neighbour tho heart bereft
Of every earthly gem •,
Widow and orphans, helpless left—
Go thou, and shelter them.
Thy neighbour ?—yonder toiling slave,
Fetter'd in thought and limb,
Whose hopes arc all beyond the pave

thou, and ransoui hiw.n-
Where'er thou tucet'st a human form
Less favoned than thy own,
144,'ember, 'tis thy neighbour worm,

Thy brother or thy son.
Oh! pass not, pass not heedless by,
Perhaps thou canst redeem
The breaking heart from misery—
Go, share that lot with him.
ANON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

CORNIIILL, DORCHESTER.

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY

Aif R. H. RICHARDS, at the ANTE-
.I.V-11- LOPE HOTEL, Dorchester, on MONDAY,
the 22nd day of APRIL, 1861, at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, subject to such conditions, as will be then
and there produced.
All that Suhstantially Built and Highly Desirahle
MESSA LIGE, BURGAGE, or TENEMENT, with the
Outhousese and Garden thereto belonging, situate in the
Coruhill, in the parish of Saint Peter. within the Borough
of Dorthesterand now, and formerly years past occupied
as a Banking Establishment by the Wilts and Dorset
Banking Company.
The above premises are hold of the Mayor, Aldermen,
and Burgesims of the Borough of Dorchester, for the
residues t.f two several terms for 99 years, determinable
with the lives of two healthy persons, aged respectively
47 and TO years, at the yearly reserved rent of I:1.
They arc most advantageously situated for the purposes
of Trade, and offer a very eligible opportunity fur the
investment of capital.
For further particulars apply to J. T. Stionro, Egli. on
the premises, or to Messrs. Ai 81188 8 and Cournmur,
Solicitors, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

ILARK-LA.NE CORN EXCHANGE.

lIIDAY, APRIL 12.—T0 day's market was moderately
supplied with English wheat, and on the whole, the
samples were in tolerably dry condition. For
all -kinds the demand ruled very inactive, yet no
further change took place in prices, compared with
Monday last. The show of foreign wheat was large.
Buyers purchased with great caution, and, in some
instances, the rates obtained were decidedly against
the seller. Floating cargoes were in slow request,
nnd the quotations bad a drooping tendency. Fine
barley moved off steadily, at full prices ; but all other
qualities were very difficult of sale. In malt. •
hunted business was transacted, on former terms.
The oat trade was dull, and, to effect sales, lower rates
had to be submitted to. Beaus and peas realized quite
preview quotations, and the demand for them ruled
steadily. All kinds of dour sold slowly, at, in some in-
stances, rather lower prices.

CU 4111.31 NT raicto or BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
811111Inifs per qr
WHHAT—Fowex, Kent, and Suffolk, *bite 42 69
w Intt.i, floe ~elected runs .. GO 63
„ 1111.10, red .. 40 6i
.. .
„ Ditto, old .. .. 56 66
.. „
I4tto, white. .. . GO 73
.. „
Ditto, TIIIMers GO 74
Norfolk Lincolnshire and Yorkaldre47 09
.. , .
HAIUXY Malting 35 45
..
~ Grinding and didilling 25 31
, Chealter —t • ..
HA LT—E.wet, Norfolk, and Suffolk .. 66 71
~ Kingidon, Ware, and Town-wade 72 70
, Brown 67 61
.. ..
OHAI -tine: and Suffolk .. 21 25
..
„ Scotch and laueolnahlre, potato 26 34
~ Ditto, feed .• 24 27
..
Mali potato.. .. 23 27
ftFir
. . .. .. 36 3.3 ..
14BAH8--Magaaan, old .. .. 44 43
„ Ditto, new .. 30 34
P• Ilok, old .. 60 32
..
w Ditto, new .. 32 36
.. ..
„ Darrow and Pigeon, old .. Ed &I
Ditto, n •• .. 38 42
raii--Non-liollers.. _ '7

. ..
and Kent, boilers 40 14
" Ditto. Flue Suffolk .. 45 46
. likplu .. .. 40 44
..
. (key . as 41
YU/UR-14:4 marks, dellverell (11 sack) 44 57
&colas ditto and Country .. 40 44

FORRION GRAIN.
WHUT-11antzie and Knnirberg
~ Ditto, ilittn, extra -
liticitork, Stettin, and Walnut
lielltiont and P,sllllllll.lllaliall •
Itatiidi and Si
Italian, or IdArianople • •
, ides.a - - -
American and Canadian •
DARIEN' 'Winn( -
. . " .....

• 70 to 73
• 74 76
- G 9 74
• 66 71
- GI 67
67

• 56
.
- 37 41
2.5 as
- 25 so
es
so 40

I:rintlimt Awl distilling •
0/11T8---1...1aut1 &int tirtur • •

LEON—Small
E,:sption
V. lI.IW ditto
.
YLOClC—Fretiell 'Omagh (per Rack) - 41 r.n
Crotadlas, uusl Auterivan Seer - 24 42,
Swett - :SO :KS

- 42 45
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

P/iWeOMi),

BED-ROOM

96, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON

MR. H. EDW A R DS, Diem; Soma-
brew, DORCHESTRR,
it Home Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS tad
FRIDAYS excepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences of his Patients without extra charge.
....lanais, per post en 561331 an interview.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,

USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY. _
riIHE LADIES are rmpmfft.tkly.infoTratet that
tviyA.
_R. th' TA lieu iiliF,Xcj.uspivEy_uskii WISE
}U)oe UNDMR7:—°.
• Htti'itar.TlP.NTT.'S LAUNDRESS says, that although
she has tried. Wileatati, Rica, AND OTRES POWDZIL
4TANCHZI4, she hail found none of them equal to the
OLENFIELD, which is
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

ITALY.

" General Cugia," says tho Pungolo of Milan
of tho Stli, "called on Garibaldi in the name
of Count Cavour. Garibaldi did not conceal his
discontent at the manner in which the volunteers
had been treated. and required the immediate or-
ganisation of the 7th corps, exclusively composed of
volunteers. This corps, consisting of four divisions,
confided to Turr, Medici, Cosenz, and Rub, will
be placed under the command of Garibaldi. The
ministry, on it side, while accepting the formation
of this 7th corps, insista that two of the divisions
shall be composed of regular troops. Garibaldi,
seeing the bad will of the Government. is disposed
to bring his application before Parliament. Nilo,
who has already once brought about a reconciliation
between Count Cavour and Cariltaddi, is expected
with impatienoe from Paris, in order to do the same
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

NOTICE.

AGENTS are required by the WEST-
MINSTEU FIIIE OFFICE,

&tabfished 1717,
AND BY THE WESTIHNSTV.R AND GENERAL

LIFE OFF-ICE,
Established 1d36.

Chief Offices, 27 & 2S, King-street, Covent Garden,
London.

Applications for the Appointment to be made to
W. M. Baorta, Esq., at the Chief Officer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

INTERNATIONAL HOG FIGHT.

Our American cousins have had many and various
kinds of encounters with us. They have built splendid
clippers for the express pormom of vieini with our
noted Aberdeen ones. I:ming,
cricktn,, cu-vu-play-
lug, and almost all kinds of 411111ACIIII:11tS Ii Ivy furnished
the ncte.sary for iuterrmtoonal conteds 1,00...0011 us and
our transatlantic box-ttren ; nor as the more brutal,
though not less exciting, modest of the ring been
forgotton. &vent and have upheld tlou 1 (?)
of their r.•Teetive countries, nod, perhaps, after such
on exhibition, it is well that fighting is turned over to
tlto condo., opecies, tloat fighting ii "gone t-o the
dogs" Hood that we have now to record an International
Dog Fight, of which the N,to York Herat! gives the
fulbwing account :—" The match between Rosie of
Brooklyn and Bess of Liverpool, England, was made
moue Sloe ago, and has created very great interest in
sporting circles. The remitation of Rosie is as wile RS
the cum.try. She has won ten matches and many
collars for her owner, who, finding too more dogs to
conquer, consented to match MI pet with the English
Bess. Bess had been equally fortunate in England,
'having will every match of the five she had fought—
and her trainer, who rejoices in tic cogiuioiv,uof " Shef-
field George," had not the slightest objections to crom-
ing the Atlantic if his expenses were guaranteed. The
match, fferefore, was readily made for 250 dollars a
aide. Sheffield lieorgo and the other dog came over about
a month ago. Not lens then 10,000 dollars depended
upon the is•sult of this fight, and in the Welt nirl
South, in Coition-ilia otod in England, the lettio.g was

The prrliminanes being duly arranw,l, and the dogs
in goisl condition and eager for the fray, which they
seemed to know was near at Lind, the fight came off
last night at a well known sporting house near this
city. Boats capable of holding about Isoo persona sloped
up from the pit, which was about 16 feet long by 12
broad and 2 deep. For fear that the shootings of the
spectators should attract the police and interrupt the
fight, the doors, windows, and ventillators of the
rood' were closed, and in this almost air-tight apart-
ment over 1,000 persons, having paid the admission fee
of 50c., were pack ii MI tightly that movement was
hupossible and respiration difficult. The assemblage
conaisted mostly of Brooklyn men, of all shades of
character, and, as in the Houses of Parliament and of
Congresii, the meuibers of opposite opinions are seated
upon opposite sides of the House, so hero those persons
who backed the English kept themselves separate and
distinct from those who backed the American champion.
At lialf-itgot 8 o'clock, when the proceedings began, the
room was lined with hatless, coatless men, shouting,
swearing, betting, offering and taking odds id seven to
five and three to two upon ltosie, the Brooklyn pet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AXD PRONOUNCED NT lIER MAJESTY% LAUNDRESS, To u
THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
Sold by all Chandlers, Grocers, Re., kc.
NV OTHEILSPOON k CO., GLasaost AND LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

EMIGRATION AND FREIGHT ROUTE

GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.

TO ALL PAWN OF 'AS ADA AND THE
UNITED STATES.

rrHE CANADIAN MAIL STEAMERS
LEAvt %IN:l.°m, EvEur T 111111411.11. POR
Qi:EIiEC in Summer, and for PoIiTLAND inWinter, land-
ing Passeug...ni and Freight on the Wharves of the
GRAN RAILWAr, whereby they proceed at
once Li all parts uf Canada and Gm Western States. •
First Class Sailing Ships to Quebec and other porta of
the Giwted Trunk Railway occasionally during the
Season.
For through Pieoage and every information apply to
SAME and SEARLE, 19, Water Street, Liverpool, or
ot the .irtict:s of the tatAND TRUNK COMPANV, 21, Old
Strevt,Lon.lon, LC. The Government Pamphlet,
Maps fix., are issued, undis, on app!ioation personally
or by
letter.
JOHN M. GRANT, Secretary.
21, Old Bread Street, Loudon, E.C.

I iitendiug provide thielvs
with Through Ticket:, id the Grand Trunk Railway be-
fore Euiltarkin, thereby bAviug maul cv.t, and truubk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

WEYMOUTH.

_
Race fashionable ball, which might
with propriety be called the "Race Ball," seeing
that it terminated the proceedings of Waddon Vale
Steeple Chases, was given at the Royal Hotel on
Thursday night. The Stewards were :W. H. P.
Weston, Esq., Capt. E. R. King, J. G. Dlogg, Esq.,
and G. S. Hawthorne, Esq. There was a large
attendance of the principal families of the neighbour-
hood, and the whole of the arrangements passed off
most satisfactorily.
FORlSTRY.—Weymouth at present bid, fair to
be all bustle and activity during Whitsun week.
Besides the meeting of the yeomanry for a week's
duty, the annual excursion of the members of the
South Western district of the Ancient order of
Foresters, it is understood will be to ibis place on
Whit•Torday. This district has courts held in
Hampshire, Wilts, Sussex, and Dorset, and numbers
upwards of 4000 members. The order is rapidly
increasing 1n numerical strength in our own county.
Etscreo BioLooi:.Profeseor Whitworth gave

entertainments at the Victoria Assembly rooms on
Thursday and Friday evenings last- The professor's
performances were truly wonderful, obtaining, as
he did, the complete mastery over the feelings and
actions of those who were suscerlible of his mes-
meric powers. He gave complete satisfaction tohis
audience on each occasion.
MR. R•DCLYIPL'S FOXHOUNDS. These hounds
met at the Radipole turnpike-gate on Friday last,
and the weather being fine, added to the meet being
near Weymouth, a large number of persons in
carriages, on h-sseback, and on foot went out to
witness the proceedings. The lovers of the chase,
we understand, enjoyed a day of excellent sport.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

Pittingo from Vuncii.

A FAIR ItzmARK.—A middle-aged young lady is so
angry with the Government for asking how old she is,
that she thinks the Census would have been more
rightly known as the Incense-its.
A FIEND IN HUMAN FORM suggests that, in these
days of patent candles and much writing, it would be
well if sonic authors, instead of consuming the mid-
night oil, were to burn the midnight GOlRpositiutE
LTINGr IN STATE.—A Queen's Speech.

Nxwis FOR Exrrea•Hiu..—Tlie expelled Italian
despots have all become Protestants. A fact dear Lord
S. They are all proteating against the title of the King
of Italy.
PRINCE bICRAT'S PIPPIN.—ID modestly proposing
himself for King of Naples, Prince Murat may think
he lias thrown the apple of discord amongst the Italian
people. Let him net flatter himself. His apple is
but a rotten apple at best. All things are not apples
that call themselves to. The missile luta fallen short.
The ball may be at the thrower's foot, and he will
most probably put his foot in it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

BOROUGH 010 DORCHESTER.

INDIAN FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

rPHE LORD MAYOR OF LONDON, in
1. Pm-Nuance of. Resolution passed at a PUBLIC
lIEETIND at the Mausion House, having invited the
CO-OPERATION of the Local Authorities throughout
the Unite,' Kingdom in aid of the above Fund. I beg
leave to inform the inhabitants of the Town and Neigh.
bondman' of DORCHESTER, that Sul.cription Lista
have been opened at the ,everal Banking eidablieh-
metals within the Borough, where contributions will be
received, and be duly forwarded to the London Com-
mittee.

JOHN FRANCIS HODGES,. •
IdArm
_ . _

Dorchester, April Gib,

TO BUILDERS.

EXTENSION OF TIME.

TENDERS fur REBU ILD ING and
RESTORING the PARISH CHURCH of
IlAWK(71117131I, Dear Axminster, will bo received up
to SATURDAY, the Anh lust.
JOHN HICKS, Architect.
South Street, Dorchester.

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coNTENTs or No. 4.

WEATIIEItBOUND. a Tale of the Great :Mow Storm.
Chapter IV. Hy Tom E. Sournfor..
SKETCHES—PenonaI, Nautical, and Tropical. Dy
PICIWIVAL Sri's YARN. I—Balite and the lializiann.
illustrated by W. J. LINTON.
TIIE CIiAPEIAMRILS, a Talc of the Civil War in
Spain. Illustrated.
'THE MADMAN'S MARCH, a Tula founded on Fact.
Illustratinl by T. Ilhorron and C. J. Knox.
E.tirril, Alit, FIRE, AND WATER. Its cout-
pn,sibility. Willi an Illuitration.
INSIDE AN ECG:ink:LI.. With an Illustration.
iitsrolucAL NARRATIVES. .I.—The Surrender
of ltmne.

LONIioN : ARTIWR HALL, VIItTUE & en., 25,
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SELLERS. =

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DR. BRIGHT'S MANUAL on SPERBIA
TORII:11(1A and °Una UNIRARY DEPOSITS
with Cams and Drawinge from Life, &e. &e.
Licentiate of Me CuPrge mcmccr of the
Royal Culleye mf Serveome, Ay. AT.

CONTIN TM :—Modern Treatment of Syphilii—stricture
-- Impotency.— Unhealthy and Debilitated Offspring
Diseases of the Urinary Ormins—Non-retention of Urine
—Desire for Solitude —Gmundkss Fears—lncapacity for
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maladies may be effectually eradicated by the most
simple means.
Published and Sold by .1. ALLEN, 20, Warwick Lane.
Paternoster Row, Lu 1341011. tiClilt direct on receipt of
postage stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

Scotlanb.

Tee Bice PIUNCE.—This venal, at present lying at
Greenock, has now been fitted with six boilers, and
two more are ready for ahipment. The boilers were
all delivered to Government in June last, and it seems
the delay rests with the Admiralty. The plating
of the ship is going on steadily, and four of the seven
atrakea on each side have been finiahed. Abont4oo
men are now engaged at work of different descriptions
on board, but it is not expected that the vessel will be
ready for sea for many months.
A t 'oxen Diaaargit, AND NO lIINTAIN. —The
following is part of • letter received by a coach pro-
prietor from one of his men :—" Sir,—The Coach coin
hear this day, and it all brok. The off side of Booth
l'annals are smashed inn, the l)ore ou that side along
with the window are Brok to Buts. the fore Boot are
also smashed along with the lamp l'ost. the Pannell off
the near side Dore are also Itrok. the Toting are Brok.
the under-oarrage are coneidurably Damage. In Facts
it is that much Broken and Damage that I do believe
that the urns coach can never ho mended."—/urerness
Conner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

jai by all Agents for Keating's Cough Lounges.

DEAFNESS.—A newly-invented instrument
fur extreme eases of Dedfneds, called the SOUND
MAGNIFIER, Organic Vibrator, and Invisible Video
Conductor. It fits into the ear 40 as not to be in the
least perceptible ; tho unpleasant sensation of singing
noises in the laced is entirely removed. It affords in-
stant relief to deaf persons, and enabled thou to hear
distinctly at church and 'public assemblies. Every other
kind of hearing instrument. Messrs. SOLOMONS,
Opticians, 39, Albcripiarle Street, Piccadilly, opposite
the York Hotel, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

1 Chief Constable (annual aalary 300
Annual Allowance for Travel-
ling, ke.

150
- 450 0 0

1 Chief Superintendent, or
Deputy Chief Constable per
annum ... 110 150 0 0

1 Fir7C-c-b7is Superintendent per
annum . ... 130 130 0 0
4 lieeond•elass ditto 'ditto ... 93 380 0 0
4 Third-class ditto ditto ... 85 340 0 0
11 Merjeanta at El 3, per week 657 16 0
36 First-elass Constables at 20s.
per week ... 1872 0 0
36 Second-class ditto at 18s. per
week . 1684 16 0
30 Third-class ditto at 17s. per
week 1723 16 0

Total £7:k4B 8 0

3.—That the above resolution be made • rule or
Standing Order of Sessions, in lieu of Rules or Stand-
ing Orders Nos. :02, 213, and 234, which said three
Rules or Standing Orders shall be, and the same are
hereby rescinded.
The Resolutions having been seconded, were carried
unanimously.
Hr. HERBERT WILLIAMS withdrew his resolution,
of which lie had given notioe, respecting the appoint-
ment of analysts for the several Petty Sessional Divi-
sions of the county, under the 23rd and 24th Vic. cap.
84, after some opposition by some of the justices
present, who were of opinion that in some divisions of
the county it would be extremely difficult to find per-
sons properly qualified to 811 the office.
On the motion of Mr. H. WILLIAMS, it was ordered
that the deputy-governor and the turnkeys of
the gaol be attendcd,and medicines be supplied to them
in future by the surgeon of the gaol, and that the same
be included in the duties required of him for the salary
of £l2O per annum.
Edward Leigh Kindeisley, Esq., qualified to act as a
Justice of the Peace of the county.
The county business occupied the justices only about
two hours this day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!

itif ONE 1 from £5O to £2,000 can be advanced
ITI. upon Personal Farming Stock, Implementa in
Trade, and other securities, at 5 per cent. interest.
£194,090 to lend upon Mortgage, in one or more sums,
at 4 and 5 per cent.
Apply to Messrs. DOILI and Co., Radiate Builciinp,
Holborn, London.
N.B. No agents treated with.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

ROA D-lIILL HOUSE.

Mr. (lntham Foley will, un the 94th inst. mace- ed
to diapOse of the contents of this now celebrated lonise.
Thist considerable zuriosity would exist on the put of
the public to view the came of the tiimit myst,tions
crime of the nv wa.; Luticileate.l; and to limit which,
lll:iume 1u,,-.oule, % price bas been fixed upon the
catalogues. the IMIM•Vi. of whichssill aholie :Omit
peremms to view; but even this restriction has been
comparatively ufekiss, for tie demand for the catalogues
has, we leant, been extraordinarily great.

aliltsbur.

SALTSBURY.—Sorirty for Prontoli»y
among the Jeirr.-11n Sunday. April 7th, two ser-
mons in aid of this eissiety were preached by the
Iles% F. T. lassett, sue 51 the secretaries, at St.
Thomas' Church. The collections were—morning,
.CS 7s. I 11.1. ; evening, .C 4 Os. 50. On Monday
two ancelings were held at the Council Muse in aid
of the same ohject. The first took place at noon.
The chair was taken by the Hey. Prebendary
Renaud, who, after prayer had been offered by the
Hey. It. M. Chatfield. apologised for the absence of
the Bishop aml the Rev. Prebendary Smart.—The
report of thu Salisbury and South Wilts Auxiliary
The leaves taken from the.
.Tea plant in the early
was read by the Secretary, the Rev. It. M. Chat-
. prolog. R. virtuo
slyalices tifs juices,
.are y With°. test;
Tlic committee desired to acknowledge with
in
devout thankfulness the continued success vouch. agseeteSt‘ii:el:ll7 ingr'ecatcl7P lit:1'17:17;s • a re; Ya
rds
sided to the upetstions of the society and the Autumn the leaves become almost dayeurle'ss. This
gradual increase of its funds. With regard to the lett( r growth was formerly all sold at low rates under
Salisbury and South Wilts Association, the Corn its real name,-11ohea :—but this dingy common tea,
mittee had only to state that the usual sermons hail together with the Lest have long !seen made to appear
been preaches!, and :in:otiose held, hut they were dike by Wing covered by the Chinese with the same
sorry not to be able to record the formation of any powdered mineral colours, and mixed off with the fine,
fresh auxiliaries. The Treasurer's statement showed to the grin loss of the Consumer. (See P.orfitusientory
of awl Lanett The way
.to
.avoul the conse-
the receipts to have been £lll 10s. 2.1., £lOO
whizh ha.l been remitted to the parent cociAy. '117,0c.
sso:!Ltl:l".l7,e,cmit::"
ißibi!TianCttetellmyi'Lriireatsuy
Tile !Wane.: La I been applled to the ;.ayii.iii: el :4 (i/CLlis of aAV ofirc lire arithuul sisty.l.l risk colour on
due to the secretary, priuttug, advertising, expenses the surface. Mimi:nen nail Co., Loudon. import such
of annual meetings, &c.—The Iles. Jens Prizi.rs PURE Tea, and supply the saute in packets, through
moved that the relied be adopted and printed under their authorised dyads, as LOCkl. UST advertised in
the direction of the committee, and. that the gentle- this Paper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

DORCHESTER.

TO BE LET, 01l that convenient DIVEL-
LI NC, HOUSE aud Premixes. situate and being
No. 3, Salixbury Terrace. Ilent moderate. Immediate
poaxession may be had. Apply to lir. Gaullisu,
Saddler, &c, Iligh-strevt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINOTON, DORCHESTER.

TIM DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
rally, that they are now BELLING COAL as under:

FOR CASII.
At their Yard, Fordinvion :

Bed Wall2-sed Ced
„ Small ditto
Calm

per ewt.
Is. 4d.
Is. (hi.
• is. t 4.

At the Greal Western Railway Stations :
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
Best Radstoeh Coal lied. I I !d.
4
Small ditto
Ituabon Coal
Bulk ditto ls. 2.1. ls. 241.
Tenby Stone Coal B4 Is. &I.
Cute.
AU Coals not paid for within three months will be
charged ld. per cwt. more.
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SA LT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.

The very hest ROMAN. PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDDWATER TILES, &c.

The Dollell6BTEß COAL (7.114 PAN arc al.O INIPORT-
EPS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL Tl3lltEll and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, Ac.. fie., which tiny •ro
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED I'ItD2ES.
All floods will be delivered, if required, at any din.
tame, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. Wicoor L'llmorz, the
Company's Manager, Fordingtou, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.

ICIROUD, Onzmirr, High 1F444t., Dorchester,
AGENT roa HORNIMAN'is PURE TEA.

77i4 high spate in which it is held everywhere
has been acqaired by its being uniforin and exert/rid in
quality: it has no artificial • facing' poiodcr, fur con-
sisting wholly of the choice tpriiig gather:xi, thcre %fa
no brown Savourless leaves that need be diagnibcd ly
the Chinese with a °oat of Colour; consequently loaf mg
tirtisgtii is always found in this Tea. Sold only by
/AWL and sewed in Pada..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

Varittito.

SCIIAPS OF OLD LONDON.—The watergate of Easel-
house will be found at the bottom of Essex-street.
Many pus under it to and from the steainboata with-
out noticing its interest. In a view of the Thames,
showing the Frost Fair in the reign of Charles 11.,
the King, Queen, and others of the Court are seen coin.
ing down the Temple-garden stain to witness the
sports on the ice; and in part of the background is the
archway, and beyond the archway are the gables and
other parts of Eases-house. A garden, with terrains
is between the arch and the river. Through the gate,
as it now stands, we have a peep of the Thames and a
portion of the new library and greenery of the Temple.

Among the minor items of gossip from Paris are a
report that M. Baroehe has resigned his post of
President of the Council, • the announcement of a new
pamphlet in a few days i 7 Count de Montalembert ;
the invention of a new ri e by the Emperor ; and the
permission accorded to M. Ganes*, to return to Paris.
The Alapsigeur animation that the individual amount
to be paid by young men of the class 1850 for exemp-
tion from military service has been flied at 25001.

13oetrR.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

GOOD SEEDS CARRIAGE FREE.

SEEDS DIRECT FROM TIIE GROWERS.

THE MOST CERTAIN MEANS OF PREVENTING

DISAPPOINTMENT.

SEEDS GROWN IN BERKSHIRE and
the adjoining Counties having obtained great cele-
brity., SUTTON and SONS have made such arrange-
ments with the rreat lines of Railway, as will enable
them to deliver their Goods FREE OF CARRIAGE to
most parts of the United Kingdom.
Catalogues may be obtained gratis and post free, on
application addressed to SUTTON AND SONS, Royal
Berke Seed Establishment, Reading.

AItDIS, CRESTS, &c, Engraved in the
Best Style. Cresta on Seals or Rings, 7s. On
Steel Die, Ga. Initials. Is. W. per letter. Hook Plate,
engraved with Arms, 10..; or ermt. 5. Postage and
registered Mier, la. extra. —T. CULLSTON, Heraldic
hog by Appointment to the Queen, 25, Cranbeurn-
street, corner of St. Marto..-lane. London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

Tiinimn.te, April 11.—The supply of beasts on offer
in to-slay'. inarlc.t VIM seasonably good, and the
demand for all breed, ruled v ry inactive, at, in most
instances, It decline in the nuot,tions of 24 per nibs.
'rho extreme value of the hest Soots was tie per Mbs.
With sheep, we were well supplied, and the mutton
touie was 'doggish at hareley Ilonday's currency.
The best OM ltowns, in the wool, realized f's per Slim.
Prime lands: sold readily, at fnll prices ; otherwise, the
Lob tr.ele was heave, at late rates. Calves were in
short 'nipple, and si,Cudy renneNt, at full prices. Pigs
commanded extreme rates. Milch cows dull.
Cr. &Intr. hoists 3 4.3 s Pr. South Down 8 10toll 0
41. x. quality. do. 3 10 4 2 [Ando
Priutuhrgo oxen 4 4 4 b 1..1rg0 core. adven 5 0 8 0
Ditto Sods, Lc. 4 8 4 10 Piime stnalidltto 6 8 0 0
Cr+. &loft sheep 3 S 4 0 Large lhoo 4 0 4 6
Rociol q uslilv Ito 4 2 4 oiNeat sod. porker 4 8 4 10
kr. cr.. woalkd 10 " sifinek.calv..(carh il. t 02•2....
850cp
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

ST URMINSTER.

At a Special Petty Sessions, held on Monday, the
Bth inst., before T. B. Hanhain, Esq., and Colonel
Malet, George Baatable, of Marnhull, blacksmith,
was acquitted on the charge of stealing a wooden
manger on the 29th ult.

BLANDFORD.
ELECTION or OROANIST.—In consequence of the
demise of Mrs. Oakley, late organist at the parish
church, a meeting was held on Tuesday, the 9th
inst., in the Townhall, to elect a person to supply
her place. Mrs. Edwards, her daughter, was elected.
The appointment has given universal satisfaction.
Rau: Coln-N.—The return match appointed to
take place between Wimbonie and Blandford Corps
is postponed for want of better accommodation, as
the Wimborne corps to the present time have used
wooden targets. Mesas. Pitney and Rookey, of
this town, have engaged to supply the deficiency.
Wonting° MaN's ULCB. —The members and Mends
of the above society met in the Townhall, on
Wednesday, the 19th inst., to hear a lecture from
the Rev. W. Dodge, of Shroton, on "Sketches of
the Rattle of Waterloo." The lecturer, after stating
that the subject did not possess the interest it did
in days past, sketched the whole of the movements
of the opposing armies, until the retreat of the
French, enumerating many instances of great bravery

Printed and published for the Proprietor, by Caw.=
WHITBRILAD MILLARD, Of lOW BAIA, FOP=
Dorchester, Printer, at the Moe of The
Coma, Xxress Charoirstrest, Dorohister, MOM
day, April 16, 11161.
/id '''447‘Z"M44l
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

BIRTHS.

April 3, at Winterborne Abbas, tho wife of Mr W.
11. Allen, of a daughter.
April 6, at the White Hart Inn, Crewkerne, the wife
of Mr Mitchell, of a daughter.
April G, at Axminster, the wife of Mr Coombs,
plumber and glazier, of • daughter.
April 7, at Woodbury Cottage, Axminster, the wife
of Mr Francis Light Stocker, of • son.

MARRIAGES.
April 2, at Trinity Church, Yeovil, by the Rev. J. D.
Elliott, Mr William Sutton, of Yeovil, to Ann Prise.lla,
eldest daughter of Mr John Perry, Temperance Hotel.
Yeovil.
. _ _ . . .

•
AP;:ii 2, at Crewkerne, by the Rev. Mr. Whytt, Mr
James Adams, hhoeinaker, to Hannah, eldest daughter
of Mr James Gudge, both of Crewkerne.
April 6, at the parish church, Lopen, by license, by the
Rev T. W. S London, Mr John Look, to Mary Elizabeth,
only daughter of the late Mr Benjamin Denman, boei
of Lopen.
April 8, at the Holy Trinity Church, Weymouth, by
the Rev. 0. Morris, Mr William Loveridge, late of
Colyton, to Miss Isabella Ellen Bishop, sixth daughter
of Mr M. Bishop, late of South Street, Bridport.
April 3, at St. Mary's Church, Moloombe Regis, by the
Rev. W. R. B. McGwire, Mr Jennins Attwool, of H. M.
Customs, Weymouth, to Jane, daughter of Mr Thomas
Comben, of Melcombe Regis.
April It, at Bridport Church, by the Rev. T. Roper,
Thomas, second son of Mr John Crocker, of East Street,
to Esther, only daughter of Mr James Beggs.
April 4. at Charminster, by the Rev. C. Tucker, Mr J.
Guy, of Dorchester, to Miss A; Major, of Charminster.
April 4, at Wool, by the Rev. F. Newington,Elizsbeth,
third daughter of Edward Brown, Esq., to Mr William
Morey, of Sturthill, near Bridport.
April 5, at Wool Church, by tho Rev. F. Newington,
Mr William Ricketts to Miss Ann Cox, daughter of Mr
Joseph Cox, organist.

DEATHS.
Apia 0, Mk Wint.ripootsa., TagasusouLis, tlau nor.
William Page Richards, LL.D., rector of Stoke Abbas,
in his mu, you.
April 2, at Lulwortb, aged 61 years, Eliza, the oldest
daughter of the late Capt. Crispin, R.N. R.I.P.
April 6, at Dorchester, in the house in which he IVY
born, and in which he had lived more than 70 years,
Chri,toplier Arden, Esq., a member successively of the
ancient Corporation and of the Town Council of the
borough of Dorchester, of wtich he was six times
Mayor.
April 8, at Barrack Street, Bridport, of abacus on the
brain after a very short illness, Mr B. Harvey, aged 42.
Feb. :i, at Victoria, British Columbia, suddenly, of
congestion of the brain. aged 25, Edward Napier Berkeley
Portman, eldest son of Major Portinao, Dean's Court.
April 6, at Hill Farm, Lytelutt Matravers, Mr Daniel
l'rumplor, aged 70, sincerely regretted by his family and
friends.
April 7, at High-street, Poole, Edward Augustus,
infant sou of Tom Rickman, jun., Esq., aged 10
months.

April 9, at Longfleet, Poole, of congestion of the
lungs, George Rogers, Esq., gleatly respected and
beloved, aged 63.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

V. ,
(14..(4,1qt R.
katel.ttit4;;/'

DORSETSH IRE VOLUNTEER

ASSOCIATION.

AT a largo awl influential COUN TY
MEETING held at the SIIIREIIILL, DOR-
ell ESTER, on FRILUY, the 12th of ArMIL, 1861, to
take t•ITEIIi for the

-FORMATION OF A VOLUNTEER ASSOCI-

ATION FOR THE•GOUNTY OF DORSET,

The Right Hon. the Earl of SIIAFTEHBURY, Lord
Lieutenant of the County, in the Chair,
The following Resolutions were unanimously adopted :
Proposed by the Right Hon. the Earl of ILCUESTEE, and
seconded by JOHN GOOLDEN, Egg.,

14. That a DORSETSHIRE VOLUNTEER
ASSOCIATION be FORMED for the purpose of keep-
ing up a permanent Interest in the Volunteer Corps of
Dorsetshire, especially— 1
By offering Prizes for Rifle Shooting to Volunteers of at

Arms.
By assisting in the payment of expences of Members of
Artillery and Rifle Volunteer Corps, wheu attend-
ing Battalion Drill.
Proposed by the Right Hon. Lord Ihnsir, and seconded
by MONTAUUE WILLIAMS, FAKI.,
'2114.--That all Persons giving a Yearly Subscription
of los., or one Donation of 1:10, be Members of the
Association, of which the Lord Lieutenant of the county
for the time being, shall be the President, and Deputy.
Lieutenants, being Meinhers, shall be Vice-Presidents.
Proposed by Capt. OLIVER WtLLlaai FARRAR, and
reconded by JOHN HALER CALCRAYT,

:la —That the forming of Rules for the government
of the Association, the Collection of Subscriptions, and
Management of the Funds and Affairs of Um Association
shall be entrustsA to a Council, consisting in the first
instance of the following Gentlinnen,—of whom three
shall be a Quorum :
President :—THE LORD LIEUTENANT.
The Right lion. the Earl of Deliester.
The Rev. Lord Sydney G. Osborne.
The Right lion. Lord Digby.
W. C. 'IIi soil. D.A.
Sir John If. IrOyley, Batt.
11. C..Sturt: Esq.

J. J. FarquharsZu,
TIIO Cowman,ling ()Meer of the Q.0.11.11.C.
The Commanding ()Meer of the Dorset Volt. Artillery
(whoa eiewinted).
The Co anding Meer of the Dine& Var. Rifles.
The Hun. W. 11. D. Portman, M.P.
Baron Ilankhre.
Rev. A. !testable.

Juin' Go..hleal, Esq:

l'aptain
Hubert WiUiaw,Esq., Q.0.11..Y.C,
Capt. Dinidry, Os.r. Artillery.
('apt Templer, Ds.lt.V.
('apt. Kindersley, Ds.ll.V.
Capt. Falwasser,
With power to add to their Number.

propobed ly Lit:W.4'olonel GDPKGI3 MANKEL, and
lovontled 1?y the Mayor of Durclrester (J. Fa.tacta

IiODGIW, E 4),

dtli.—Tlist the thanks t.. 1 the meeting be presented to
the Lord Lieutenant, both for his conduct in the Chair,
and for his acceptance of the 01 Hoe of Presideat of the
Association.

A list for subreriptions and donations was opened,
and the utidertneutiened immediately affixed

Annual
Su..cripioss. Donatiou.
£.& £Ld.
Lonl Shafte.bury .. 10 0 0 ... 10 0 0
Lord Ilchester ... 10 0 0 ... 10 0 0
Lord Eldon ... ... 10 0 0 ... 10 0 0

Lord Digby
J.'Graft
Oliver W. Ferrer

...10 o
o o o 1000
oo o o

C. Hambro
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds.—Thursday, Tollard
(lump.
Theft. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday, (this day), Cross
Keys, Lydford ; Wednesday, Redlynch Gate;
Friday, Dagber 13ridge.
Mr. Radclyffe's Hotulda— Tuesday, (this day), Mel.
combo—at 10.40.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

exhibited by individual soldiers, and closed hiia
excellent lecture by expressing the hope that war,
with its attendant evils, would soon cease, and peace
universally reign. After a few remarks hem the
chairman, (W. C. Fincham, Esq.) and a lOUS at
thanks to Ike lecturer, the meeting separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

30s2C.EnELESS
STEAM MACHINE PRINTING OFFICE

CHURCH STREET. DORCHESTER.

EVERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER-PRESS PRINT,ING, including every variety of BOOKS, CATALOGUES, BILLS, CARDS
CIRCULARS, LABELS, lux. executed in the very beet style.with the utmobt despatch, and on the mot rtazonable terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

WEDDING CARDS—For Lady and G entle-
„ma_ !in Each. 50 Embossed Envelopes, with
Maiden Name Printed Inside, Cl.. Viitin Cards-- A
Copper Plate Engraved in any Style, with Name and 50
Cards, prink,' for 2so port free. N.B. All orders
executed by return of post, fur Stamps or Casb.—T.
CULLETUN, Seal Engraver and Diu Sinker, 25, Cran.
bourn-street, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C.

riILIE PEN SUPERSEDED.—Mark your
Linen. The best and only method of Marking
Linen, Silk. Stockings, Coarse Towels, or Hooks, so as
to prevent the Ink wa•liing ut, is with cuLLETows
PATENT ELEUTRO-SILVLIt PLATES. By means
of this novel invention a thousand pieces of Linen can
be Marked in a few bur.. Initials. Is. cub; Name,
2s. Gd. ; Set of Moveable Numbers, 2s. ed. ; Crest Plate,
55., with the necessary Dinxtions for Use. Post free.
Certificate from the eminent Dr. Sheridan Muspratt,
F.H.S. Prufesssor of Chemistry, &c. :
" Several trials with Mr.CULLETON'SPatent Electro
Plates for Marking Linen, inducted me to pro•
pounce them excellent ; the letters are beautifully
marked in a deep black oole.nr, without blotting; and
after a long boiling, with either Potass or Soda, they
remain unaltered. Other Plats which I tried &corn-
pined the lak, and in many eases 'yarned holes in the
Linen. I ean Notify Mr. CULLETOWS Plates ace
incorralible, and will not hurt the finest fabric.

(signid) "VeuElitielgDeAorebblelLS6PuiltA,
Liriv'erpooL

,
,
I "May MA 1854." - ----.. .
I All Orders te be bent to tbe Patentee end Sole Maker,
1 T. osnurrox. 25. Crenbourn-Street, corner of S.
I idartbes Lane, London, W.C.
I ..: All Orders euedted by roan of y.A.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

INSUUND AGAINHT

LOSS BY HAIL FOR SIXPENCE PER ACRE.

HAIL BONUS.—Upwards °ICA per Cent. allowed to
Insurers this year, who insured in 184. id, 184,
18118, and 1857, and a proportionate abatemunt to
those who insured for a less period.
110NUtiE8 PEILLODICALLY.
GLASS in Green Houses, M. per Gent., and up-
wards.

FIRE INSURANCE at rates as low u those of other
well established offices.
LOSSES 'mid immediately after the amounts have
been settled.

LIFE INSURANCES on moderate terms, and pay-
ablc to Me Tryistered holders. Insurers of the
participating class, whose Policies have been in
force more than two years, are entitled to four-
fifths of the profits.
Further particulars may be had at the Chief Office, or
of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.

AGENTS:-

DORCIIESTER.—Messrs,ANDREWS k COCKERAII.

tioliaiton.

Blandford, Mr. ri:;;;le.r, Whitchurch, Maltstor

and Brewer.
Bridport, Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Carne Abbas, Mr. J. Murley.
&earshot, Mr. W. P. Bektiar.
l'iddletown, Mr. W. Beassnt, Builder.
Shaftesbury, Mr. Charles Beatable, Stamp °Moo,
Sherburne, Mr. C. Stokes, Bank.
Sta'bridge, Mr. H. Baines, of Gillingham, Solid.
tor. _ .

Sturminster, Mr. R. Mont, of Oketord Fitzpaine.
Wareham, Mr. Thomas Randall, Chemist.
WEYMOUTH, Mr. HENRY GERRISH, Wilts and
Dorset Bank.
Wimborne, Mr. J. Honsden, Bookseller and Post
Office.

Fordingbridgo, Mr. J. Hannen, jun., &tate Agent.

Additional Agenta wanted ; application to the Secre-
tary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

CLEAR MOUNT,
Near the Old Castle, Wyke Regis, Weymouth.

• POTHECARY is honoured with in-
Am.& Ulm,. from the Executor to SELL by AUCTION
(without Reserve), on the Premises, at CLIARNOUNT, on
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and FRIDAY, the
17th, 18th, and 19th of APRIL instant,--Tlie Excel-
lent FURNITURE, CHIMNEY and eiER GLASSES,
GRAND PIANO-FORTE in good condition, about 800
VOLS. of BOOKS, 280 OUNCES of PLATE, PLATED
GOODS, OLD GOODS, GLASS, CAPITAL LINEN,
BLANKETS, MARSEILLES QUILTS, VALUABLE
MISCELLANIES, and useful Effects of the above
Establiilintert, the property of Miss SittoNG, deceased.
Particulars in Bills posted in the Vicinity, and Cata-
logues had at the Office of the At:Clio:0:M

Sale each day at 1 for 9. o'clock precisely.
On view the Day preceding and Mornings of Salc.—No
Reserve.

Gold.,n Lion llotel,Weymouth,
2nd April, 184;1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-03

Byes & wide' e byes 1

Dosmarm.
First Innings. &coed buddy.
Parsons, e Willett, b Duster 10
lisone, b 1111103
Belton. b Darner
Franks, not out
ellen. e and b Willett 6 b Denser.
Symonds, b Willett 2
Oriels, b Duper
Pbllllps, b Darner
Tolloce, b MOM
Rind, b Dame, 0
Grant, b Queer
By.. 3, widen% Idg bur 3 U Dyad 2, widen $ .. . 6

FATAL Acornityr.—On Sunday week an accident
occurred to Mrs. Stone, which terminated in the
loss of life. It appears that Mr. Thomas Stone,
dairyman at Stourton Caundle, and his wife, were on
a visit to their son, residing at the Weighbridge Inn,
Dorchester, and on tbeh return home they intended
to call on • sister residing at Mappowder. On
arriving at Doh.* Ash, Mr. Stone got down to open
a gate to allow the vehicle to pans through, hitching
the reins to the cart, when tin horse from some
cause started off at the top of its speed, and over-
turned the cart, throwing Mrs. Stone out • ith so
great violence that one 01 her thighs were broken,
and otherwise sustaining snob severe injuries that
she died on the following Wednesday. The horse
plunging, righted the cart and started off again, and
on coming to the bottom of the second field, kicked
and broke the shafts. The animal was uninjured,
Email or Denra.—On Monday afternoon,
Joseph Seal, • shepherd residing at Fordington, was
charged before the Mayor and B. Davis,
with being drunk and threatening to knock out
Superintendent Pouncy's brains with a shepherd's
crook. Defendant said he didn't believe be was a
quarter so had as Superintendent Nancy repre-
sented, but he could not remember anything about
the affair, as he had been drinking all night. But
be might have felt • little" riled" on account of
some parties having thrown stones at his dogs. He
was lined 20a., including costa, to be paid in a fort-
night.
CoIIIOTTID TO TN. DOICHIMI GAOL.--Herd
Labour : George Ratchet, leaving family chargeable at
Thornford, 1 calendar month; William Wallace.
await at Weymouth, 1 calendar month; Thomas
Handley, vagrancy at Cern* Abbas, 7 days; John
Johnson, vagrancy at Broadwinsor, 3 calendar mootba ;
George Staple, robbing garden at Beaminster. 14 days,
and 4 years at • Reformatory; Sarah Snook, starling
milk at Btalbridge, 1 calendar month; Edward Hawkins,
stealing leggings at Rockland. 14 days. /aprisonstrat
David Lester, drank, Ike., at Dorchester, 7 days; Joseph
, Crabb, stealing • canary at Beadier, 14 day.;
Mercy Jane AA*, stealing parsed at Marnholl, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-03

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