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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

THE cerms PLAGUE.

SIR, —An appeal is mule to the Noblemen,
(leafless°, and Yeomen of the County of
Dorset, in behalf of Mrs. MAST WARD, a widow, of
it. Pariah of Wyk. Roth, whom wire Dairy of eleven
vet, One Coos were swept away by the liesrps now
desolating the Reeds of this Ilagdoen. I wield simply
with to mention the very prover way Is whieb Airs.
Ward has aimed throragtsout in this matter, as to that,
Ii my o, Sion, may be attributed the arrestiog of the
Wootton. On the Ant appearance of Meese in her
Glows Se ease to me (bets the serest sting Magi.-
testi) sad reported the eiroametasse. I immediately
west to see the Oss, and came to the swelasion
that two or sore of the Herd were Wetted with the
Pins.
The same evening I wrote to Mr. Coombs, the Clerk
of the Division, sweating that a iseSmit of the
Magistrates should he called without delay, aad which
meeting was held at the Towahall, Dorchester, at the
Ott of September last; but is the nisentits Mr.
Redwood, the sepsioneed veterinary serirree. of
Fordisgtoa, warn e.led in, who immediately °unarmed
my worst The disease WAS his skill and
adoption, sod the whole Herd di.4l irithie tea days. I
may bore nmatioe that four of the animals, being Is very
Ana condition, it eras proposed should be alsghticed and
sent to the Istrlce Illarket, where Say would has
fetched eight or ton isonsde ash. Apparently they
were not infected, sad Yr. Redwood offered to pies a
tertlilaate that they were At for food. Nis. Ward
aosulted me as to this nissure, whom I advised h. r
not to do so, as the hide-, &a, might be the mesas of
spreading the iniestion. I told bor, moreover. if the
Cows ware to he slaughtered and sold, she would forfeit
all °Wm to sympathy in the county, sad without a
Iserrser she squirmed is my advice.. I therefore
Indulge it. hope that sash a swills will contimand
itself to the liberality of the county alid to the pubrie Ii
geolgral. Mrs. Ward was left • few years alas • widow
witti nine Sadist'.

flabeecipties Usle will be placed at the respeellve
Beaks is the comity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

earcesponbnut.

"MY LIFE AND REOOLLECTIONS,"
111. k 1V.,) BY THE HON. GRANTLEY
F. BERKELEY.

To at Editors.

Having pasted some very pleasant momects In
reading the firrd series of the above-mentioned
work, we outwit help @eying a few words of hearty
glades= that its third sad Icauth volumes are at last
before the public. In these beolts Mr. Berkeley
thews us the picture of • " Life " which. though
@widened by some bitter sorrows, OW patiently
bon" ) and much winkoul injury front these war
and dear, has yet been spout amidst great joyousness
and sunshine; and gives to the world a host of
kind-hearted, genial" Recollections" of all Moe
masticated Kings, Princes, Dukes, and people that
the last sixty years have sews come and go Anec-
dote upon anecdote, persog after parson—the
ideatity of mob separate character being stamped by
a few short, clear worth—pass before us; phases of
brilliant Landow life appes in well-marked contrast
to exquisitely &nth bright, country manes and
sight.; vivid descriptions of nature; tutees* appre-
ciating of the beautiful; all combine to make us
thankful such • book is in print. The follies of pest
and present years, too, are justly viewed; yet the
Author has a geed thought and word for almost
every one I Bunting, shooting, fishing, are all
dealt with by • master band, and we are sure the
work will prove as useful in the find lIS it is
amesing in the drawing-room.
O. H. (3.
Southampton.

Ideaawhils. and until we our overtake the 'also.
hoar of local intarsot la Mr. /3erkidey's volumes,
we give Dome of their fait sad oiler mean
extract&

80a01141 ROM= AND TIN lirt.rm.
When Musters imoisissded his oompaay of Motility
Iwo Militia, his wee, like a good many more militia
win, were eery far from steady, particularly when ad-
vapalog with charged Uproots, soros of them Mopping
In their charge without the word. Mad ethers "skin tot
It. " do that agoin," cried lb. contain, "dean
It, yen as beer, se now, remember, DO wore stowing
till I give the ward kelt,' sad Wad, above all Woe..
your 'dressing' —that hi, keep your line." In order to
see how they obeyed him, be placed himself weral
'estimated of their sent,,, lasing his man, and depending
on his running pewen of Nob, he retreated backwards
helloes them as they same on. "Charge r &modemd
his powerful vise—and they did charge. Masten' legs.
did thew Mlles well, bat boring no *Flo 11, lb. back
his bead, he sewer sew a gable-mg brombig "balloon,"
Of beds*. hernediately In his rear. into which he aloe
plump, this time his lam to his friends and his bac& to
the htriektliors bayonets of the ambushed foe, into
whiter he fell from ibo odrritg the ditch, the agony of
the moment making him to give gas proper weed.
Has mew delighted with fun peodused by their
captain's 'Mimosas position, mime on with UM,
kerma" levelled at itill fere. " Halt, and be united to
you," thundered Ilasenn ; the company, of imarm,
obeying, but not very readily, as every Ile of them,
non-commiasiosed raw, ensign, and lieutesont, were
ie its of laughter, is which Morten at last heartily
joined.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

Bit &DFORD-ON. A VON.

A Batuts or Itharourowsu —Kr Daniel ekAioni. of
Deadboses Fano, boa hia ca.. at Beektagtoa, up to their
books in mud and water, and now calving, but lie m-
art remove them becauss his farm is Ave all.. distanl.
has to he earned this diadem doily. A few
daps Is.. he lost a valuable horse., worth MO. to/ het,
and oe Nsodoy night, as he WM returning from Desk-
ingion to Boudfird, there was no light at the Whagliold
turnpike pie, and mistaking a light further on for use
at the gate, his horns ran against the gate, the force of
the ooflluloedialocatiae the animal's neck, in sonempansos
of which it drape'd down dead. A strong desire has
hoes expreseed by wane of the meighbeering farmers to
aid lir. Pickford, who is a derarvbig iadastrious mu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

BOURNEMOUTH.

SPCATING.--AIL goodly number of "lb. knights of the
trigger" ennobled a few days shoe to winees • piens
shooting meta, Weser Captain Renee RN. , sad
Mr. <Amine Coady, the spotting preen.* of the
Royal Arms Inn, at six Wrds each, for 0 $ nide, the
former gentleman shooting at 30 ye... Malvin the
U.. of both barrels, On lathe letter at 30 Igoe. of
shot. Mr. Candy shot In his usual id style.
killing live al his birds, but the galLuit captain waif.,
from being alike seeniefuL Various swesponices wore
afterwards shot for, whom Masers. Horne, Colville. end
Joy were the eaceintel tempetitoirs. The shooting woe
kept op with greet spirit till the eludes of nee* per
chided a continence of the sport, and sassed the so.
eembled sportsmen to beat a retreat to the Royal Arms,
wiikin they spent a jovial evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

BIERWIOH ST. JOHN.

A. BOY KILL= BY • F•Ufil.-0• Monday zoom*
the quite lints village of Meredith In. Jobs was thrown
into oonsideinable amitainatt from • report that • boy
bad bar. killed. From the information we have
resolved itys that on Sunday evening • blacksmith
of tbe vll roluroed boom Is • Mate of
serni.lados oil sad oommenaced besting his evil&
Me snhermsently tamed her and his two tons out of
doors. The night being very Manny, tbe poor boys
took refuge in an whose* belonging to • farmer
where they remained till the nevt morning.
'Moir whereabonto basoming known to the farmer, be
took nu • thick disk sod going into the building. cow-
roamed to beat one of the boys most unmereifully,
indeed, inflicting such 11•600,11 injuries on Ida that he
was Wien up • °arms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

THE GENTLE-MIN AND THE TB.ADESMEN OF

W BY MOUTH.

To Ma liagors.

Lra week • Yr. Dirges wae matolted to play two
psis of billiards, of MO up each. with Robert East,
Our old marker, riving the latter 100 out of each 300.
This sporting affair got wind and a number of retractable
tradesmen in the town went to back their old teacher
and townsman at the hoar appointed, 9 p.m.
Going amongst others to me the aka displayed, I
found to my prat astoniehmeot there had bees a with.
drawal of the " W mouth and County Club" 11140
from the room, they da.dlog they would not mix or lit
With the tradesmen. A more gratuitous insult was
never offered, or one enom uncalled for. Had not the
tradesmen who bed paid his sa. entry an eqeal right to
sit whore be lilted aa mill as the araceratio eh% maa,
the latter being ready enough to take his bets or odds
upon the mrsra but not to touch him. We here had
too moods of this thing in Weymouth, au amraption
unwarrairad by bartb, titration_ , positioe err mariners.
We, who ate not era d tly •panshist apon Weymouth
clubs, dare to quelion their eseduot, and affirm it to b
• piese of %tolerance.
If you look at them individually what, what do you
Met Ilse who gain their livelihood by trade—in atone,
physie, British wines, ha, to, with one or two ex.
=theirs is sole • trade— whilst others have been
manger and have had a gold father, or leaky
uncle. Yes tisane are the men who ran up their amen
forsooth, es if • tradesman Mate between the wind mod
their nobility. If their is to be a weeding out with
strong-bra of desperation let um have is everywhere,
and in all things ; we 'hall then be the, to distinguiels
the true gentleman from the false, wheels will be more
to our taste, bemuse we are well assured no real English
viaticumn would have ions ache thing. Why Sir
Tarp% had as good • feeling ; be, also, only tesehed the
pares not the person. Who know, his plats and mom
to hasp it—renpeetfolly, but not
erirl 'iITIA
A WEYMOUT DERMAN.
February 12th, 19136.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

garresponbma.

THE OAS QUESTION.

To tha Sikkim

A poor ignorant fellow calling himself " Gm-pipe."
a very appropriate Daum for I Mks lb one is about as
empty as the other, bar addresser' to you a very abusive
leiter of am whieb he b.gins '' Yellow townsmen." B.
wishes to has wit too, but like the old epigram—
" Tom rubs his head and thinks that wit will some,
Knock as be will there is nobody at home."

This writer, with an ignomace only to be matched by
his mlf-acmosit, prolamine.' °pintoes oa matters of
which he autnot pmelbly have the amalleart tittle
of kooalsdin Whitaling Jigs to milestones is gemerally
thought vary unprofitable employment and
bum sad argument oa aslfo-omatitsd numekullearmt
about ths maw

" TI. very true that listiory is sot my forte
1 cannot to stupidity pay sours.'

It is • pity that • gentleman of smith great acquirements
should not be wore extensively known, but real merit
Ii always modest—

"Men of prodigkins parts ere mostly ay ;
Greet Newton's mit this failing did inherit ;
Thus Gespips too avoids the public eye,
Anal hides in lurking holes a world of merit.*
The paper en which this sapient letter is printed being
soft sod silky, has induced me to consign the letter as•
@notifies to the Gadder Clitioina--e parpom to which
effusioss of this sort are man especially fitted. 7
would Metes this gentleman to keep his ink to write his
washerwoman's hills--about the highest style of compo-
sition molted to his abilities.
I remain, your obedient servant,
W. W. BURDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

BISHOPSTOKE.

Tin Cern.. Dissaaa.—We ere sorry to announce
that tho tinder-pest bas made its appesranoe on the
farm of Mr. Brown, of Allingoes, sear this village.
It first nianifested itsalf on Sunday morning, whin
two beasts died, aloes which six or seven have
esimonibod to the fatal disease. Savers! more are
suffering, an/ it is expected that they will also die,
and in all probability others will follow. Mr. Brown
was fortunate in devising of eight beasts Wort the
pseillenos broke ant, to a bur at Southampton.
Them were then in perfect health, and were all
slaagitterod and sold in the usual way of Winer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

CAME.

The rest or of Salida, week broke does a ban
elm tree, wheal' wood aser the ober* Wisest it we
the tower, from wbieb it bit away several stases oi
the battlement, ssid some of them fell es tb• search
roof, wbidi is really shattered, se AA it Rad bv
newly slated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

able time, and it is supped that they had drifted
from Torbay. The bails have bean dieeatly ip•

term].

Tim GALE 91 SUNDAY. -00 limiday week this
island was visited with a gale. which coulineed with
great fury from about II till 4 "'dock in the stir.
none. The rain poured down upon tkie heads of the
convicts while they wore in chapel. One of the
windows at the Primitive Methodist Chapel blew in,
and at the chapel beloogiog to the Bible Cliristians,
some of the congregation were, daring divine ser-
vice, obliged to board and prop op tb• windows, to
prevent their being blown out of the walL Numerous
chimneys and chimney pots fell is various ports-of
the island, and • out many buildings were pero7
unroofed. Captain Way's pilot boat broke Irmo
her moorings, and was drives on .the Beek wiittlr,
sod when the thle went down, .he toppled over and
broke up. The water in the West Bay was rougher
than Ise bee. seen for assay years. and some
millions of tone of shingle was displaced. The
Chesil Beech, consequently, presents a very different•
aspect from that we have before sew.

CKIL2I2 ASSAIL
HIGHWAY BOARD. —The manual statement of it
moments of this Booed, teem that these aro
parttime is this &Irk* sod 122 miles of roads to be
kept in relish. TM impssditure for last yeas
amounts to £1,136 14e 30., of which sidaries mid
common *bargee astoast to 21111 fo. The rateable
value of property is the distriot being £53,512, it
follows that the ettablieseent expenses do not
amount to this fertbisp is the rood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

WAREHAM.

To. oupola elachartiblatower en the Towahall
Is berms mach , sad great frr has
orris far its miry.
,behaU of the corporation,
the Mayer. Mr. Freakud Miter, en Friday ler,
thoroughly immured it, in oompaay with the Town
&deur aid the neassaary per tine.
wen Ursa 'riven te pat it is proper repair. The
great &riderless ender which Wareham lies as re-
gards even harping public places sod buildi ',psalmody
existing in tolerable ordttioo and repair 11.4 alone
improvement) is, that there is little or ni food ander
corporation metro', and no power of getting any as
is monsoipal borongha It is felt by the oorporation
and others as being on** to uproot that those who
for the tiose hipper I. be in ofErie that do what is
wasted is the way of repair, ho., ho., at their owo
cost
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

" Good Boer,
Sold Wear."

The bed orthography was eosimented on by his tom.
pardon. "Th. landlord eosin to know boot," wee the
reply. "Of course it's Ms OWI
91310111 CAMOLIIII mon rim Spy.
On one remarkable da,. a noble lord, now no more,
lame to Brandenhursh donee with the not yeti itteini•
Scent present for • Qiisien, ef • piseeipple Ole be
bed left, her Majosty seat for her sserstary, and laugh-
ing at tbe present of the fruit, toed him that in return
she had asked the peer to dire; " but," sbe settled, "he's
nothing more oar Ism than • soy from Ouitois Bosse,
so with bins we will bare moos fun." Elbe them endured
two decanters of fps, the eolosir of wise, to be 'lamed on
the dinner table, on either aide a her, sod from them
she drenk copiously and with cosublorabla display,
taking care Vat lb. noble lord should never tin ta the
wine .he mewed so fond of. As goon as his lordship
bad liken his leave, h. r Ilsjerty Isughlnely 'salaamed,
" Olt, rare the fern ! now he will go Itself to Carlton
Rouse and soy that be saw no the wower for wins, and
that I finished the best pert of two bottle, at dinner."
The real tact eras that the Quagga tamer drank anything
but milk, tea, and coffee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

OORFB CASTLE.

Tits Cairns—The gale of Sued*, work caused the
felling of what is celled the &Woe tower of tbs sloth,
situated at the wedera extremity al tie own impinge-
eble footsore. Tbso tower will be logsg membered by
stators to the male, so Pb. only *es Isoin S Perfect
spiral staheme is lb. interior. The orighiel tower, of
whit& dm talks stainwee Is a portion, wee ifs. wages
shops, sod shared its fats at tbe grows' dessolitioe of
the male. Tow mans which 14 orc Smoky, strewed
that part of the WU with the &iris, while many tom
of solid insesery rolled down the slopes into the giver,
blookh.p up the roast hogwash, which was oleamd as ems
as pop.tbls. The elhot of the gale hes essierieXy Ahmed
the appl.lllll4lll of the wshls rains from tbe sontb-weet,
the tower bang at least lofty feet 4t..1 put, bow.
emus, still rions, bat it is numb

Tata %%Latin is sadly shorn of tbat beauty which has
charmed to many sumer limiters. SS WV Ore" were
tore up by the rents and Ile in mates of broken trunks
and bneshes. soil uplifted odes of earth and roots.
Diming the height of the stem, the omit of falling tr...,
minted with the roaring of the wind sod elk *tided
iamb to the gmedeur and t. rror of. teem width VII
neve, be offend from the memory of those who whammed
It. Of. fleet of 21 remelt riding at anchor in the
morning, only I remained at eight ;of the ether. several
went to pitmen le view, whilst only two wore known to
hare safely rebelled abater.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

3RINTING OF /AVERT DESCRIPTION
1. Executed at the Ofira of this Paper,
CHURCH-STREET, DORCR RIME

[Prom the Wiltshire County relapses ;
this Advertisement beim, of that public
character which entitles it to the t)ft
of our entire circulation ]
TO ROTEL-KEEPERS. 00/M607102M8,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-20

A LADY'S 81“? 0111 HORMACIC .

A lady's bone, to be peefeot„ should be all over head.
some, and well upon its haunches. If slightly hollow in
the back, so much tbe better, foe it genenlly tends to
ere in action, and toter motion to 'be &die. • lady
should never be heard epos the saddle —thet is, there
should be lo betopina DOM, sot era in • trot. She
should di so closely, end when rising to the tot pore.'
such elutio motion from Ur foot to the knee aed the
rad, that her return to dr saddle should be as light as
a feather. alte should so sit "square to the front' end
her hones ears—to speak as • soldier —ought to arra
well with she buttons as the bosom of her habit.
Nothing is so bed as to lit with • lean to on. dee, cad
whom her admirers are following dter, to lot them fear
that • very little terld net her off from the stirrup
of her sad4le. Her bands should be erre, het light,
sad her arm, a• well as every inclination of her &curt.
should banners, with the motions of ber .6d, as if
poinered the some voider.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

Contsponbentt.

THE LATE MR. STURT, OF CRITCHELL.

To the &Nor&

A copy of your Tekgrerm, dated yesterday, Dm
just reached me here. Having known the late Mr.
Stunt, of Critchill, (brother.in.law of our own Lord
beutenant,) sac public man, and also having, before
now, had an opportunity of seeing him to great
advantage in his own family circle, surrounded by
some of those mentioned by your respected owes-
pondect. the Rev. W. F. Hadclyffe, the friend and
patron of the "roses," ill. very pleasant to read the
sincere memorial he has planed in your columns, also
to read a fact first mentioned in year /Capers', in-
teresting to us of Bussex, who know something of
Dorsetahire, viz., that the Earl of Chichester was
amongst those nearest reletivee who surrounded him
at the last. Those is Hamel equally with times in
Dorset, who know Mr. Gerard, Or, it should DOW be
said, Mr. Start, will wish him well, and trust that
the anxious reeposeibility which it now becomes his
lot to bear, wall fall pleasantly on himself, as no
douht it will usefully, to all around him. Above all
things they will feel, and as far as they oan do, show
reverential respect and regard to the excellent lady,
the relict and widow of the late Mr. Start, and wish
well to those otherwise named.

Ynors obediently.
A SUSSEX DORSET MAN.
I:righlon Downs, Sosesz, 20th April, 1666.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

GIZAT WOSTOIN ARCHINT MINTING.

The Moroi read a wentounieation from Mr. Henry
Devenbh, newt secestary to the Great Western Arelpm7
meeting, asking the Council to give a guarantee of
ono to rover any deficiency that might arise on their
swiemblint at Weymouth In July nest
The MATOM ezwented his opinion that the archery
meeting would be of mat benefit to the to.. as it
would bring many grialtors to the place aid that it was
deterring of sapport, sad on the motion of Mr.
MH,Lentsi the talked far guarantee was given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

tatrst.

" Farms" Onto., llood.y Night.
Ti. cholera km non al al Trepaum, Frame.
Vr. PIA.DOT kit Umpool 015 Words, for Now
York. Kai b• bays •Ws mad *mast yor.re I

UPWARDS el 50,000 cattle have bees *Awaked by tbe
catch. pleese is Cheshire, 30.00 D ci whieb died, sad
9.000 he.* bees killed. The dimwit stat liagere there.

Tea Aurora Potaror or 811 ROBES? Currox.—
Yr. eland, Nrlte-rt's spat, write* to the editor of
th" Ttura—" Permit me te state from ',mono' km.-
ledge that Ifir Robert Clifton has not been emoted, m
atn,sti in the Home of Commons, nod tbot ha kiss not
del his country, ne stated to an evening pew of
taturday."
- - -

Toff 11111110 LT Or Tff2 InsfeloP.-Bbould the GOTSTS-
ant refer defeat 'woe tba Reform lUD, or eboadd the
ao.j ,rity on tbe wooed reeding be_ seq estill, it is, we
boiler.% uoderstood dal Lord Hassell will teoder
realenation, nod not advise Her Majesty to diesolve
Parliament It le deo understood to be ermined,
should the Coe...destine woe into power, that Lord
D..rby be only a ma.mher of the Cabioet, without
aim, Mr. Disraeli going into the Hoed of Lomts4nd
Lori Btanieizatundng the priatepal podia the
—Sunday

Tan Divtaion.—lt is now tolerably corbels that the
dial on on the remind r &dins of the Belem BLII will
not take slue brfore either Thursday or Friday asst.
the latter night being the more prouable. The larp
seceveion hoot the Liberel ranks, end the result of the
lilettion petition. diiriue the last week,have tended very
much to r. duce the isi.jority imported in favour of V*
Oovernmmt. Ii le now kuown that the " Adullam"
party will number %boot 30 members more or Ire be-
longing to the Liberal side of the Rouse. The weeder.
will prob.bly inelode Lord Abelover, Major Anson, Mr.
Wentworth Beaumont, Mr B. &Ail, Lord Beneat
Brute, Mr. o.rineten. Mr. Doulton, Mr. B. Duff. Mr.
Atm Ellie, Led Echo, Mr. Gregory, Berl Grosvenor
Lord IL Or, +minor, M . 0. Hratbeote, Mr. ROlllOlllll
Mr. Wog, Mr. Cornwall Leigh, Mr Lowe, Mr M.oltie,
Mr. Mardi, Mr. Milenna, Mr. Pim, Mr. Block, awl
some four or !lie more. The Minl-terial strength hi
pleo redoeed by the unseating of the members for
Reigate, Terms, Hel.ton, and Nottingham—lre alto-
s. Muir, while the Coneerv.tine ham lost North Devon,
via.nt by Mr. Trrfarms's .baoraniob to the peerage. aid
Bridew.ter by the unseating et Mr. WeetrotiP. Om. '
bridge remain. 'mans, bat the mat will be filled on
Tee-day, and the mw member will be in time to tab.:
has part in the divi.loa. A. we abated Ind week, there
are two it not three Comervatives likely to vom far the
Bill, and we believe there are two or three whore
health will reakeely admit of their atitendenee, while
tl e entree for the mese corm out the Government
&de will onbehly be only °se or two. Altogether, it
I, likely that Colonel Taylor will be able to muster 310
I. the Oppool,ion lobby. Mr. Brand, on the other
bend, omen to boring together something more than 390
supporter. nf the Government. bet by what number of
gots. he will reseed this number it Is not very sale to
anticipate.— Stesidop Oussite.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

1130r5tt5btrt.

Tna Maim TAX. —One—hundred and fifty members
voted for Su Fitzroy Kelly's motion for the repeal
of the Malt Tag, and 136 against it. 10 Liberals
Mere in favour of the repeal, end 13 Conservatives
egainst it. Of the Dorestehire representatives, the
Hoe. W. H. 11 Portman, Mr. .1. Floyer, Mr. R.
Brooks, and Mr. J. W. Treeby voted for repeal;
Mr. R. B. Sheridan, Oapt. Gridley, Mr. G. G.
Glyn, and Mr. K. D. Hodgson opposed it.
Doman Comm, Began. —The thud annual
memiog of tbe Mareholdere in this ondertakiog bas
been held. The oouncil consider that the question of
the ultimate soccer of the echool can now be retie.
femoral, answered. 'floe balance sliest Mowed that the
working expenses of the school for the test year bad
been aB3 Is. in exams of the reoeipu. This lose
was partly to be accounted for by the neoeseary
sepiasa at the commeooement of the undertaking,
and partly by tbe outbreak of mariet fever during
last autumn. The present amount in band and doe
to the oieepaor is £2Bl Its. Id , and the liabilities
are £485 la 7d. Tbe number of boys at the school
bee gone on increasing every haltyear. Al Christ-
mas, 1063, there were bat 17, now them are 73.
The Rev. B. O. Watson (bead-toaster) believes that
with 50 bow Ite school could be made seltsupporting.
and that mhos something unforeseen happens the
receipts for the present hallow will exceed the
espenditur• by about £6O. Tbe Van. •robdeaeon
29anotosr7 double Dot that ultunately there will be
300 boys at the sobooL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

WEYMOUTH.

I Stoma BRIRSZT 41001=117. —O. Friday lest, se
/Moss seadent otwerred to John Roberts, oma of the.
workman employed at ffir. Groom'. Flops Brewery, as
he was wahine barrels. In order to understand how
the incident warred, we will jest tor the information
of the eminitieted. dribs the sada sperms& of
bona mashie. Two pipes with stopawis one
lading from Si. MART bask, and soother direst from
She eteam esase, unite Dar a " seadn• over which
the bag al the mak intended to be washed is &leek
limed The ask being pawl bottom upwards in pan.
tau over the non* the wombsr las to me that the tap-
hole, which iv this oar the top. is far from elc.trum-
• on, to mire ant to the 011-win talon it le termed on.
Bus it susetanes happens Ilia there is pert a a bungor
on+ is the barrel, en when sue le the sae it ell( S.
driven up to this Up-hole by the Mom end .1 ni the
swat. Wiles Bah oasis, • whistling sound is Irma
Irina, end the washer boa to tern off the 'tam or the
Mural must neseemarily burst. la the consent Iselana
Roberto tweaked to tars tbse steam cosh in Uses, and
oho sioarquesoe wee, on. head of the dusk was Mows
out, sad the oak half Moire off the oasis The steam
thus tamped, and it is apposed Skit In laying to turn
off the slam ahermarde the assident marred. The
poor fellow invi dread/shy amidst shoat the arms and
thw skis ooloslobair Peeling off tie Bah. Dr.
Tiserd, who h•ppesied to be pastas ss • dos tins, was
ailed in, who applied the usual deessinge, nod the
injured man was labia to the ladsn,y 01 Inn his
mese was wiradered a very twitiral one, Iv. sae happy
to may be is sow programing as Emerald" es said be
ameba.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

YEOVIL.

C•ITLI1 PLAGUR AT YIIOTTL.—At die ad -
jnarsod Qsarter Saslow bald at Wells ea Woodsy the.
16ih, Mr. Geoid, the chid °amiable, ebbed that ths
autboritim at Yeovil had resisted his power sad wets
acting against IL A penis sashed Will. had last
mix slll. then the preceding week, sad the local
ineprotore, Meseta Lewis and Brass, stated that
they died of plearo-pneussonia. He (Mr. Gorki),
however, believed Way had died of tire muds.
plague, and ho wished to wad his inspector dint kat
could sot as the authorities did sot rflooolllll M.
juriedietion. After some dimension, the aid coo-
vss authorised by the Court to apply to thi,
Privy Council to sand down as isepsoior, if ha.
should deem such a °purse neossmary. Animals stilt
mations to die in Mr. Wills' herd, and the local in-
Mi.psnievering in their npinios that they died
;111r11 chill" and not rinderpia, the obis(
constable applied for an , sad the Privr
COllOllll meat down Profsssor Slwooda, who arrived is
Yeovil os Friday afternoon, and at coos proomedlect,
to impact Wills' herd, which be pronounced were.
the worst asses of rinderpest he had ever mow..
Some cattle belongiug to Mr. Pool, of Coat,
ng Mattock, bei also ill, -H. Wood, Esq., of Mattock,
indsoed the inspires°, to go over and inspect 1b.....
Mr. &moods acquiesced, and oertified iamb tiny wore
also dying of cattle plague. On fiaturday a mortise
was bold at Ws Townhall, when the comity
caagietratas proclaimed Coat, and a circuit of trio
mike from tha infected spot, to be " infactird. Wet
Mayor of Yeovil also ordered the beasts of Mr. Will.
yet remaining alive to be slaughtered, and dio
Mayor, lc., acting aa local authority for lbw
borough, met yesterday (Woodsy) to proclaim Yeovil.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

HA WECHURCH.

Kieran Dermot 000er or Bssincerct, Tbanday.
—Before Ir. Comosimioner Andrews. -Its Willism
Lusiberd, farmer and lax dealer, Hawkebiush. Nest-
ing for laM examisation and dissitargs. Mr. Toby (for
Kr. Flood) appeared for bankrn Tb• Oasis'
Assignee reported r follows :—" —To an-
neared meditate ELMO de. id.,
i=hisi in fall
18.. l Id., total £1,464
P"
given up, furniture, farm stock, bo, ft C 6811-
Degeieoey ELM 17a. Bankrupt's yearly expenditure
for the support of himself and family he. been VII. Of
WI large amount owing to ansecured creditors the seas
of 1984 16s. 64. I. owing for met borrowed, the re-
mainder for goods bought. At the time of the adjudica-
tion the landlord wasin possession under • distress for
tent, mod ems proceeding to sell. The whole effects
did not maim nalleient to pay the rent and expense*.
About • week before the bealtreptey bankrape, owing
Mr. Snell, of Fishponds, Bridpork En, let blot ham,
Ire cows and six yearlinp for LK mortrilli Kik the
balance, from him in orb, which be handed to Kr.
Tweed, his eolisito,. to take bins threagh the scan.
Kr. Tweed has paid no part of this ams Into mart.
Bankrupt comae to mart on his own petition, and no
meigsee has been spectated. The Oonirsissiocer said
that this money Amid ham been paid into mart, so is
to hare been entered in the statement of assmants. As
It was, the as.. mask be adjourned to suable 14. Piped,
Mr. Tweed', Wet. to do .0. mia mesa might have
prevented the bankrupt beingi4lasharged Wt day.
But, ea far se he maid see, ban would not Milian
an immediate discharge. No eredi apprized to offer
oppolitim, sat bemuse it was se good a sue, but
beams it was in bad that it was not worth their altos-
tios. The case was adjoarned to April 94th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

&atop onbtnct.

THE REFOHE Emma AT BILIDPOIET.

To tho Editor&

Though I address you anoeymosisly, Mill, I hope you
will believe use what I say &bet I am not cms M the
"j, ariatocrata," and that I am as willing as Mr.
Bright that the intelligent among the workbag clones
should be admitted to the fa-snobby ; bet I would ask
yea to allow me through yoer columns to epee the eyes
of the unrepresented al our borough to Ow poultice is
' whisk they place themselves by soospting ths proposed
I newts a Redeem as it is, and by 004 ant levelling
epee • re-distribution of the mato They may rest
united that &add the Maiden; carry their
Bridport will eventually hoe one of her mensbers, and
then how hule will they be beselited by the siteesion
of the humbles. However, should it tarn out to be the
sees that the Bill is serried. I trust that oar worthy
member Mr. Hodipeek will still continue to reprwent
tle. An for k.. Mitchell, I &mad reeonimend hi. taking
• house at Bridport, es•lilyiag himself for being •
member of the Town Ocianeil, and eventually being
elected on the Watch Committee.

Yours obediettly,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

TIS CATTLI FLAGON.

The fait notice on the paper was to take into non-
the propriety of deaming the borough united
sit iia wrenty for the purpose of the lad Orier in
Coon. ! is reference to the reculatiumi of the cattle
Pl igw. ft tpmered that in Mai meet of the borough
nig being annexed to Om county, aaything °scarring
withis the limits of the borough would have to be made
ineud by the corporation. Ti. invidious applied only
to atom contributing toward, the ripener. of .DJ
occurring. On the proposition 01 Yr. Ili LIADOE.
seconded by Yr. Tibetan., it wall resolved that the
horough be sneezed to the cosety for the minima of
the Order in commit dated Marsh 24th, and that
noting' be issued to that effact
TOR WITINOOTH AND PORTLAND RAILWAY 00/1 PURA-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

TVS HAR101:111 WWI%

The HARPOUIt it•liTti reported that the harbour-
light was in an nasal* condition. In eamequencte
of the defecates state of tba piles it was fregastotly
shakes out by the vibration.
Mr. Pccrusoaav said tha wart of the pier light
aincointed to the interest of C 2 000, and 1.. thought
by applicatioa to the proper authorities Glovernwernt
woeld be iodeeed to reader aesinaeas. lieu. resolood
to confer with Major Kay, RI, respecting it.

TEI OLD HOLE /AWL

The FI•lhOCII KAMM Va. qnretiooed regarding tbe
"old balk" of the North Quay, lb* nuisanee of which
In pointed out mate time since. The Harbour Muter
rid that be ens three parte owl's?, sod that he lied
the other °amen did not eosekter the balk was •
aulaunee. .

TIONAZ laid that the Cowbell and imp numbers
of the inhabitant, sotirely dissolved from Me owners.
Alter ease discussion the Mork wee direeted o serve •
notice es the owners to the ef-et that miler the vessel
be removed within two months it would be mold by the
Co. poraUea.
100•1. BoAto Huvre.
_ - .

On the neetto;-of 1117-Viitrtin. oreTtoded by Mr.
Manor, it wee rma,lved to lake up mui relay the pave-
ment of Vienorie-terraee, Mr. Baker hewing offered to
perform the work for kV 10a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

Will BOR NE.

VICII,CIUMCELLOR'II COURT. April 17th.—Before
Sir W. Page Wo.id. —Lewin e. The Earl of Sheltie-
hary.—Tbe halving of this snit was oomiload to-day.
The plaintiff. alleged in their bill that an agreement
had been entered Into Weems obe of theta and Hr.
Waters (the late agent of the earl for the ina!Alte.
meat of his estates) for • lame to the platnuff,
Sdward Lease, of two farms, called " Horton
Manor" and " Woodleade," in the Want, of
Dorset, for • term of 21 yam, from Ifloboolow,
IbRK it was alleged that the rental was to be
£6OO • year for the terms, anifl92 • year as
Interest for rpooey 'kneaded by . said in draining
the firma. Large traces of land wen to be reclaimed
and brought into cultivation by the plaintiK and the
owl Wal to erect eertaia farm buildings, and con-
'Moot • road between the two farms. The plaintiff,
H. Lease, took poseessioa of the farms, and oneff°'
that he expended large same of money on the faith
of the earl performing his pen of the alleged agree-
ment, and grantang a lease is peretiallUe
The plaintiff occupied the farms tall 1866, and paid
rent, but no lasso was ever greeted to him. Con-
adorable oorreepondence ensued between the plaintiff
and the earl's pea and prawn seat, and there wer.,
greet dispute.., to the mina& outa to be paid in
respect of intermit oft the drainage expeoditare.
tnally, the plaintiffs were served will notice to
quit, and on the part of the esti an action of eject.
meat was brought, and an action for arrests of rent
and interest. The object of this suit was to compel
the earl to grant • lame 011 the tenni of the alleged
agreement and to restrain the actions from being
carried •n. The earl, by his answer and evideotes,
denied that any such agreement was ever imam to,
and amerted that the plaicuff took possemion as •
tenant from year to year, the form of bolding
usually adopted between the earl and his tenant,.
The principal allegation, in support of the plaintiff's
OM were also denied. Hi, Honour 0•1041 to the
cionclusiou that the plaintiff, bad failed to establish
the existence of such an agreement as was alleged,
and therefore dismiseed the bill with or. lir
Bolt and Mr. Kay (inetruoted by theme. Lovell)
were for the *lntl& ; and the A noraey-Genend,
Sir H. Oakes, and Mr. Speed (instructed by Meson.
Hester, Roes, and Norton) were for the Earl of
Shartesbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

CHURCH•RATPS.

We build our own ciairches, end when oonseerated,
the church and churchyard belong to the ParteWooers
for aural purposes, and they as the landlords, must
take care to misers .heir rights You Cr. not regains
to .upimt the clergytesn, but merely to keep in repair
wh,t is to a cartein extent your own. Diemintieg
chapels mar be that up end sold ; and in moose parishes
our, is the only place of worship. Our paroilikl
eystern OrCUM for cli • ruiniatisr, JO baptise, to iiarry,
to elil the sink, nod to hart the dead. Diswesiting
ministers may Om* themselves, and why should I be
li•ble to superman If I ',fuse to hieriUs• or 1•1'.7 •
pariahioner's ehild, or to marry a wank if I
have no claim in return? Dissenters will be very un-
wise if they give up their parochial right.; and them
rights eon only be nminteleed by a small pat moot. It
I. all very well in towns where.. have oematerbe, but
in. shout tin hundred, of country perishes? Do you
think we sl.oald allow the Dimenters to U our chetah.
yards end f-ave on to pay for new ground, and allow
them equal privileges, while they beer no past of this
expense? No, payment sod privilege must go togother.
Do away with ref.-sand we will keep our own buildings
and churchyania for ourselves Then in many *pantry
pariah.* you could not get land for a noiceoeformiet
buriel.ground. You might bane to go through two or
time parishes in wet and /WM to bury; and even then,
when you bays purobssrd, drained, fended in, and kept
in repair the ground and the building, where you now
pay a mbilliog you would hare to pay • pound. DM
senters have no objection to rate on for their chapel and
buri.l.groend at the minatory ; why *Meet to &majority
rating them for the burial-ground and church of the
µwish ? I believe CAtureb-rates • fair armegemont ;
sod I .00.4, Advise nonpoeforenists to uphold them
as they value their parochial rights."

The mooed leo:We of Mr. Mamioghain displays
scarcely equal ability with the 6rst, being largely
devoted to vindicate the particular rite of confirma-
tion; and in exculpating some of the clergy from the
charge of Simony. In answering the imputations
on "a state-bound church," be gives at least one
amusing instance of Diesenters themselves being in
to seek the protection of the law in regard to their
own internal dissensions. The point respecting En-
dowments is also well brought out. We trinities.
cheep instructive lectures will he widely dispersed
wherever an interest is felt in church controversy,
mid that being permed with candour they may be
suffered to work conviction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

AN OLD PURIM iItiWICH[D.

The M•TO1 read • letter from Mr. Lumina asking
paystamt of hia bill which hut been standing against the
Corporation for betimes (oar or iv, yew*. It appeorsd
that the bill visitor materials .applied in that wostobad
at ,1, the repair of the Quay wall, as which.. witch
money was throws away. gavioal of tb• it..... in the
bell wore for go.loriao •oPelied to the sontrsators and
fcr which the Corporatioo woe not respon•ihle. The
affair was o forted to the Fianna.. Committee, that the
itrms only for which the Cosnoil were responsible
might be ;mid. .

POLICSNOVII liars.

Tb• Atm' mad • oommunisetion from the Cita
Coustabbo of the Etorart Constebulary to the effort that
the helmets worn by the bounty p4lae were contraelsd
for at fia. Id. rash. 8 revel members did not sr the
Inipers.ive nomad, of the Weymouth boriab polies
wetting helmets, and 1t... said the rime erred to
motions the old4babionad " bow. ' Mr. 'slender
for policemen's hate eras therefor. aempted.

REWARDING AN OLD WEANS.
Sergeant Brine applied for •it loosens of pay, and
as he was on* of the oldest sonstebnas in tb. police
force was considered • highly meritorioss ossr. The
°pencil resolved to incresee his pay from 234. to Xs.
par week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

!District Nebo.

DORCHESTER.

SAD AOCIDIST. —OD Wednesday afternoon 'fleets
Boma ander netts, at the Kieg's Arms Hotel, whilst
tending • chaff stutter gee his hand entangled In the
tosehiorry, stverely bruising IL On admission to the
DOPIIt County Hospital amputatkmof
,the UMW, WM
deemed asoterary.

PRIMINOLOGY.—inether we regard phrenology as a
science, or ridioulo as absurd the attempt to infer
character and disposition from "the bump*" as oyes
bead, it most be admitted that the skilful pbrenologiats
tell with remarkable caactoess the distinguishing traits
of those P. MOM who inbuilt to their maninulation.
How far this is clever guessing, awl I,ow for fair dicisa-
till know not. On Monday night, Mo. Clitherow,
• loly "who has devoted 20 yeses to the stode of this
,k,lful wiener,* teetered thowswooo, at tbe Towlebal,
lo fore a fair meembiy, end invested the subject with •
coed deal of interest. Thom who foil .lispowd to feet
for themselves whether phrenology be wieoce or ham.
hog, or* would advise to take their heads to Mho
Crabtree's, Hiah West-street, and submit them to the
bandling el this lady professor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24

Huai CHABLIS Smut,
Boni August 1111, 1795,
Di.d April 140, 18.15,
Aged M

During the hours when it was arranged for the
funeral to take place, the bell at Winiborne Micater
was tolled, and chi shops wire partially closed. A
similar mark of respect was paid at Dorchester.
The procession was marshalled in the following
order :

The Rae. C. P. Mon, reotor of Critna.
Tbe Roy. IL F. Cam Itrormoraes, curate,
The leadormbere and .on-maker.
Yr. Frampton, Mork of the and Mr. J. C.
orgenot.
Mr. J. Parr, Loudon, Mr. Ford, Rushton.
H. Dibbse, stew- Kr. J. Romer, Bern-
ard. ° worth farm.
Mr. H. Newton, Hon- • Mr. LH. Ruegg,
Sberborne.
Mr. T. Oormshr, Doe- C Kr. R. Roberts, Dor-
chester. enner.

itelatesse ;

R. 0. Start, RN., M.P. Shafer Fleaspitry Start
Colooel Pieper Start. 111. P., Lord Oa m.o.
Th. Hoe. T. GI. Basing. Tbe Rev: R. Jou.

E;;<,

Tb• Earl_of qbaft-sbary.

—.—,
Lord Bingham. L;ia—lii-lfale—y.
Lord Harding, Lord Darnley.
The Rea. N. Start, C. Stara, neq.
Major Portman, Lord Ashley.

Fries& :
J. H. Oslerdt. EN, A relmleeeoe Herbage.
Lord R. Ci. o.boros, Th. key. V. F. Biplelyre.
1 C. Heard) Is. Esq., lEr glward B. Baker, Bart
1. C. Ileased Esq. G. Nianeel., Esq.
W. Green) ieq , ' The Rey. Gera. Glyn.
The Her. J. Truanae, F. King, Req.
The Bev. J. lledneid, I. litagilins, Raq.

Nearly a handfed ihe teneniry in threes, sad others.
On arriving at Ms orweb gra the rester and Me
choir (accompanied by the mita) commenced chant-
ing the opening sentamme of the boriel °Mos, to
Weldon in 0 minor, the striae of which were
peculiarly solemn and impreeeive. The parse and
weirs read by Me Rey. C. P. Pliina, sad r
the promotion left the Mouth to proceed to Me
vault, Mr. J. C. Wise, Ma organist, played the
Dead March in Said with mut* ability. The
church is cruciform, and the family vault is in
the northern transept under the pews
occupied by the Starts. Rem already
were deposited the bodies of Mr. Ashley !Murk soo
of the late 'squire, and Mrs. Ricketts, his sister.
Tba coffin having been placed in the vault, the
service was orcluded, Ma solemn sentences and
prayers bong most impressively delivered.
The choral porticos of the service were well given.
The mounters lingered around to take a parting
glimpse of all that was mortal of their dear friend,
imd Mee his body was left to return to the der till
the resurrection day. While in this life he did
his pot modally that be ought leave Me
world better than be found it, sad now
he has gar.' hear his memory will linger
amongst us as a sweet fragrant*, and his noble
philanthropy will be an incentive to those who
remain to follow in the fair path he trod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING
h. Bran& House Is now opened
London forth. Sae of Ws Remedy
whisk bas been in nee in ANIZIC
_ . _

lover thirty years. Ills pleuaat tc
take, and is safe in all G&W ;
soothes the child and givea it rest; softens the gams
and will allay all pain or spasmodic action. and is
SURE TO REOHLATE THE BOWELS.

Deps;4 Wpo— u it, Mben, it will -gr.; rest to yozielte.
and

RELIEF AND HEALTH 10 YOUR INFANTS
It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels
and Wind Colic, and we believe it the beet and sweet
remedy in the World in all eases of Dysentery a.r
Dierrbam in Children, whether arising from Teethin
or other muses. There are other parationa of
similar name in this eonntry. Be sure and ask for MR&
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, and see that
Cowrie and PERMS, New York end London, lean the
outside wrapper.
Among the hundreds of testimonials, is one from
Prof. J H. Siddona, Loudon. The following is •
extract :—" I have tried Mrs. Winalow's Soothing
Syrup upon my infant boy aged six months, who suffer
from bin teething, mid it relieved him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, at Is. lid. per bottle.
directions with each bottle.

Mall- on tie Ch:m-iisis—for on. of Mrs. Winslow'.
Family Almanacs and Domestic Receipt Books for 1865,
Pros of Cluny%
Principal OfHos. 205. Hi °lbws, London.

vis
WINS L 8 -
soo-r1414c,
syRUP.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

Mugu 41 to 41
Tisk 4l to 441

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Cribb sprlag
%%rimier do. ..

FLOCS.
Town lead e. per OW
Ito
.

H outobold...
Ceesatry
IgorMk sad Suffolk
es•ohlp

•
Barwrip, Tburid.y.—M oar market to-day thz3
a limited supply of Uzbek *heat The soladitiob
the new minphis was fair • the quality snob eom
of. The miss ranged ak mums c...ior those
current on this day se'enight. In foreign nothing doing,
and values nominal. Some simples of malting barley
were shown, the quality very In.; but no *stoat
business transpired. Grinding barley very soiree, and
fully Is. per qr. dearer. Osta quiet at hat wesies
prices • new Irish tawny realised 811,s. per &Alb. Indian
corn 6d. to la. per qr. higher, and the &mead good.
-

. .
Waxinn% Friday.— Messrs. Neel& aid Boas
report old wheat st this market as Is. oeLira_Llt
cheaper. New beans are is fair supply, sad oo
lower than last week. Other artistes remain un—rl.

?Ili.
ft to SII
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28

THS CATTLI TRADE.

BATH .—A tolerable suppli-of-careames,— which sold at
the following prime :—Beef, 4s. &L to ss. 2d. per Moos
of 81b. ; mutton. 4s. Bd. to ss. 24. ; lamb, ss. Bd. to 6..;
veal, 4s. tot.. 44. ; pork, 4s. Bd. tot.. 2d.

Baisroc.—There wax a fair supply of beef and mutton
at the West of England agricultural produce stores
to-day, with a good demand at the subjoined prima :
beef, 41. 44. to 41. Bd. ; mutton, 4s. &I. to sa. per stone
of 8111.

Wivraittag..—There has been but one large fair in
this dist,ict during the week—that at Marlborough.
The number of sheep penned was very large. The new
re rict.ona as to removal operated against the erode,
an I p item were 2, to 4s. the head order thote of recent
Wiltoldie fairs. A clearance was not made. Ewes
soli no to 66e. and lamb. up to 42a. 6d. In cattle very
Poising. Ulf' grass is very short in many dis-
trict& The quotations for beef are 12a. to 13s. for
best, and 10.. 64. upwards for inferior. Mutton is firm,
at 844. to 94. per lb. ; lamb at 10d. Bacon pigs have
advanced 64. to Is. the score, the current quotation
being lls. toll.,

PUBLIC APPOINTMETo NTS.
eday. Auras% 2S. —Perlock (ikunerset) Fair.
w.doeedoy, 29. and following day.—Weynamith Rana Friday, 31.—Two Grand Concerts at sa.
Dorchester, by tho Grenadier Guards' Band,
under the dination of Mr. D. Godfrey.
Saturday. September s.—Mr. Erion's Repository Bale,
Dorchester.
Bristol (Somerset) Fair.
Monday, 3.—Fordingbridp County Court.
Tuesday. 4.—Dorchester County Court.
Auction by Mr. Bossiest, of 1,400 Down Sheep,
25 Cart Hones, 21 Pot Pigs, Farm Imple.
monis, ke., at Farnham and Tollard ILIT.I
Farms, the property of the late Right Hun.
Lord Minn.