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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

CIaNK A B

New FOlT.—Through the liberality of the Vicar.
the Rey. A. H. Ball, a new perpendicular foot of
stone, with traeeriad panels, bee jest bean
placed In the south porter. 111. the work of oar *minty
sculptor. Mr. B Grimsby, of Dorchester.
_ . . . . _ .

Ou•srirana—At the I.st meeting of the Onardiaas
• letter was reed from Yr. Michael Hiller, who has
been the repreeentstive of Buckland Newton a quarter
of • century, aad long the ohairmaa of the Board,
dating that advanced age and deolinitqr health had led
him to wok that he might not be again nominated; he
acknowledged the invariable Moines, of the Board sad
the assistance of the Vice-Chairman. Yr. Symons, the
Vico-Chairman, was requested to reply, statist lite
regret of the Board at losing one who was always
kindly to the poor whilst remembering the rale-payers,
and wishing him evar.v happinese.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. Tins DAY.

About too thousand five basil'," bmsts, including
Ave headrod foreign. Trade walk Priem timpani@
Meer. Best Boot. and CM. IVO sad mopes.* to
mix Mains. Leven thousand Rag Bob, and tell
thousand lomign .'nap. Prices twopence, lower, whit
dull demand. Best Doom sir to mit end tmempermes
per 8 lb.. Lambs eight to miss shillings, °thus gag
Figs tumltered. At Deptford throe bandred brads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

ilyra WOIIIIDILLIS PILLS.

riSTOMACH is tbe peat Supplier etmU
tt we of oar system. Its oiliest at=
m the ar end bier el life. If disordered, its
seems, I'M& la followed by ladleratioa, Readmit,
lames of Spirits, Relmeholy, and In some emu In.
saafty. Ken's Wonsam's Puza myths Met pomade
lledielas for all the disorders of this organ. They
gleams It, whilst by their Maio power they gin it sew
Arm.
yield by ell Cbmilds sad Mbar Diatom in Palest
If Miklos, al la ltd., 2s. 9d., sad kid. Whohamle
Reek 12, Bred-strait. Leads*.

t. 43.

A BUNGLING EXECIJTION.
Amsecount of tint bungling execution an Les, a
nemi in North Candi is
nier,
w. i 014,1,11 theVel York
re (it sa thousand negro=
present, the majority of them yslt
attired in thm d Di women, who WOTO
otos gen end showy holiday dresses.
When the hour 0 fifteen minutes peat one had arrived the
sheriff celled George m fro his cell into the lobby of the
upsteirs. Re was neatly and tastefully dammed
amut of Wick, with new boot., whit° c°11".
and • checkered necktie, and the pants haring a white
stripe clown the IMMO. The sheriff then placed • whits
shroud over his body, which gave him a theetlY
Knee, end he was pinioned by the elbows behind and
his hands in front. His neck was next bared end
the noose eras placed around it, and in this terrible
plight he was led down the stairs of the gad, out into
the
_yard, end around one corner f the building to the
"fold. He mounted the step, to the drop with a firm
anti .trady treed. At twenty minutes to two p.m. the drop
I'll Wm!. a loud crash : an exclamation of horror came (win
t!tnr veil :he rope had broken, and the body of George
Loa • in the ground, quivering in the agonies of
Tlo rope ex..- prompt), loosened. The neck. though
El brolrn. we. tilt, I OM to One Side ILO he writhed in
tuv gesso& tort••rv. lie was asked if he felt hurt, to which
be repliall, very badly 1 rt.' A new rope was soon
t. we. quto.il ale and placed again on
t!. tetm.• I ...ek, and 1.1 ..a more he VAS standing
a -; n the diet.. He cried out ' Good-bie !`
*gait. to ii. crowd. Mn. urinate. two It. there we.
another r ••• ; the tad, fr'l flab' b..t this tinie
H remained ••tilamied The great •. ...nem and courage
with which be wolkedon the scalfold second time elicited
the admiration of everebcdly.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

- r tTISTICB OF NATIONAL DRUNICIIN-
NNW . .

'Muni of tho nalikbffol oonwictions tor
.1 ••--- • • united Mnylem, We fife' tha
135,064

. it Incas in -the -__.
;1.41.1 p.,•lneed during the year . convictions,
in illation to the number of its deninews, ia equal
t • .3 per 10,000. Inland presented relatively • more
....I.lBfit crop 76.354 convictions, equal to 147 per
1040 people, therefore between two and three time.
ta Esllish ratio That mare people are excited in
Ireland to breakthe peace through drink than
i England is ohviou• on the figures. Irishmen are
in iv., quarnlamie in their cups than Englithipen, and
t ..• tends to make the former appear in the police
r I.irns greatly more drunken. But a moderately
41, elik Irishman probably fights and jets into the
I' ; an Engli.lininn only as moderately drunk
probably reaches his home in safety. Persons who
Ii ire been before the niagistrates four or more tinier
dories the year may be taken as habitual drunkards.
Englefot 14 per cent, of the total convictions are
r .fen,l,lo to the habitual offenders. In Ireland the ratio
i. 14.7 per emit., or nearly thrice that of England. For
s tinexpleined reason the Metropolitan Commis-
• onen, of Police hove only returned the figures for
eland one-fourth of London, and • very bad fourth, for
t o. redo of conviction is ;814, or Inure than fourfold
t .:It of England generally. In Liverpool the proportion
I. na per 10,000 of its population; there the habitual
drunkards supply 18 per cent, of the conviction.. Ilut
Ifithliat ic even worse than Liveqmol, for in the Irish
1,,,..tr0p01is 116 convictions go to 10.000Peranna, and
22 per cent. if habitual offenders to total convictions.
I, convictions Cork is neatly as bail, being 382 per
16,000, and, as regards the habituals, worse, thee
forming 35 per emit of total. Londonderry i• the
so.alltit place in the table, and there are lie...ably vonie
pvetilar conditions there which make its proportion,
even fee Ireland, eat:emir, The convictions were 1,112
pr 10,000 inhabitants, its habitual drunkards con-
ibuting to nearly one-halt 01 the convictions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

SKIDS.

Markets quite of s holiday oharsotrr, ao4 the
business transactor' redacted to the lict.llc.t pi:v.l6lo
limit.. Of Clover seed. both rot end obl'o, the stooks
remaining on heed are lighter then hare been known
for ...lacy years. For *owing ilastard and Rape geed
there is a fair lequiry, at full prio 13,1g11.12 Canary
Ivor' is scarce ; Vivien eon be obt.tord on very
moderate term.. Feerting Lloreed more. od at late
rate.. For I.rge bloc Pius there la a good &mead.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

be felt ea If ha were a hotels of St. George—at one
• tho patron saint ef Borland—of ffordiust
(oughter). He dwelt on the eontlatet between
Pordlegtos past and prevent, and the good *Rested
under God'. bleeds, by Mr. and arc %Intl.. tile
mooting, h• ooneidorod, owl • proof Vint Weeks...Mg
liquors Were not tomaboary for •O •renine, ham.
Not amusement. They had enjoyed • feast of
reason and Sc. of soul, and masts, too, hod
contributed to their gratification, reminding blot of
Eittakenveare'• laying that he who had no mute io
goal was fit for treason, stratagems, and vpans. The
repori presented by the ezogliont eoergtilrY wt., be con-
sidered, full of good *common se 3 a run tri aged° to
the speaker privately by Mr. Buses. Mr. Smith re-
ferred to the importance of making • right use of money,
sad to the benefits aegruine from these vedettes. Is
oonoluslos he told ho bad heard with groat satigfaation
the annountoment that the dub had £2lO in the bank:
be hoped to hear next year of a bap iseemeina of
healthy members. The oboir then agog "Praise.* The
Bon. C. K Vines tendered • few words by way of
cacti°n• There was, he remarked, often • oellision of
intense' hsigrsgeu Use different rank. of society ; but
this, be contended, might be overoome. Relating the
story of the beating of a gentleman's stink. under the
auppoeitioc that It was a poisonous snake, be urged from
the lUastration that men were often misunderstood.
The advantage of porraveranos In the various under-
takings of men he demsnatrated by the instep*. of the
rainbow bridge, saustracted after several fruitless at-
tempt' of the kind. The dangers arising from the
sedsolion of drink likewite afforded a pro Stable theme
for comment. The rev. obairroan spoke on the evil
sesomplashed in setting class sg•inst class —• subjeet
that bad ocerupied hie own mind for 50 years. He had
that if much good were to bodes. amooggt the working
and middle slams those above them ought to evince a
greater readiness to invest capital-.-a principle which
had 6... gradually rooognired. He mentioned a grail-
tog instate*, of £30,000 being invested in the most
wretahod coatis and alleys he had ever seen, sod the
improvements awned by the personal indolent*, of the
percher/sr in the esettlitlon of the inb•bitants. Ift•
pastimes overlooked the good being thus wrought
amongst the poorer alarm The view then read some
original poetry on " The Death of Saul," "Th. Burial of
Moms," and the death of an =tanned and Christian
brother. I. ogeolusion he gave some Cbriatifin advisee
of a practise' nature. On the propositlea of Mr.
Penns thanks were amorded to the ladles, se also to the
Rev. W. &rase end other speakers. The proinedisp
dosed with the doxology.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

()'rom Judy.)

FANCY Gots • 1.0310 WAY: : Cain Of
bitter, please. Facetious Barman : Yea, sir. Mil
(having drunk the ale) : That wasn't bitter, was it?
Facetious Barman : I believe so, sir. If it waan't, you
must fancy it was. Swell : Oh, very well Fancy I
have paid for it, too, will you? (loud day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

CiaNE ABBAS.

Taisinur floczerna—Th• looal societies, as nasal,
miebrsted their anniversaries in Whitton- week. The
Neg's Haul slab bad their dieser on Wednesday, under
the ersiddeney el ths esteemed Patron and Treasurer,
Mr Juges Hei end there mere preeent—Yr eta*
Kr Harmars, idr R. litotte, Mr Franklin, and 15 est
et the DO remaining members, and it was egreed that
no sisit bensit should be paid tor 12 months. They
had good dinner, and enjoyed themselves merrily.
Oa Thursday the Women's deb held their anniversary
tee. nil slab is net very strong. Dimming and otSer
ammeatents Were alloyed 1W elosing time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

THI TICHBORNI TRIAL.

This morning the Lord Chid Judie said the publies-
tion of tit* letter oflr Oudow in nevem' newqmpere
wee shoot as cross • piece of oestempt of 'owl so well
could be. kir Hawkins said be would somananieate
burnedietely with the Attorney Geassal. Mr Alfred
Seymour. M.P., mon of the brother of Deemer Tick-
borne, said Sir Boger need to vielt his father at Burgle,
and he had teen the tattoo marks on hie arm when he
threw off his oast to play the French horn. Defendant
was certainly not Sir Roger.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

ROSCOMMON UNCTION.

The Bon. Captain Froneh boo Wend an address to
the electors of Roscommon, deelaring himself In Urea,
.i& meesure whir\ without !Ripening the unite of the
empire, will give Ireland control over loeal intertatc

ALLYANDRi.PALAOII DEATROY2D BY FULL
This slegont *awe, which mewed not unlikely to be
a fair rital to the Cryetal Palace, has to-day been
destroyed by Ire, together with It. valuable cionteeta
The Ire broke out in the °entre dome attest half•wt
twelve to which It was walked for ktalf-tm-bour, but,
upon the burning timbers falling, the lamas awed
along the nave to the *own room, and from theses
returned to the theatre, and the whole building was
destroyed in 90 ralnuten The local Ire engines were
on the spot within half-an-hour, but not • single seeps
had arrived from Londoe before the whole banding
was i wreck. The palace le insarei, but it Is net
known to what extent. Several firemen were injured.

PERSONATION AT GLOUCESTER ELECTION.
To-day the Gloncestsr magistrates committed for
Dial JUDM MOOO7, Ohlarid with permeating a TOW at
Olosseeter denim. Bad was sampled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-10

IVEYKOUTB.

lIIN GMAT 1•1111131 left Portland Roada early la
tko forosoon of Bandar. _ _

DIGOOVIUT or aim= op Tas Dimly) Boron's&
.-A.nothor Dorms was Need In lb. Ronde on Sunday
morning. It was identified 64 the body of Mark B.lok-
lead, who had worked for Mr. Holton, of Middle Bond
Street Mr. R.N. Howard, the ooroner for Portland,
was Wormed by P.B. Fiorito°, ; but no footled vu
tweddered iteremary, nod an order for the burial was
Ova.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

A nuana.oumo OF WURNIXO.

- -- •
A itomforeoee luta been bold, under the proddanoy of
lb. &road Morkey, 11. P.. for tbei Inauguration of a
endes' guild of learning. It was 'Mania by a largo
amebas of monthers of Parliament, and reorasaniatiree
of trades unitise Lad workmen's Main: The ohaimnaa
eepkained that its 'pedal olive* was to *stand the ad
vastness Of university training to norking lone.
illesl meolntions la promotion of the scheme wen
sordislly adop4ed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

BLiNDFORD.

- -
CASH Panning —Tho liquidation of the Roetor's
liabettise, and the facHaties afforded by lb. atneadarl
Rapti uptcy law for oveldles tho mama* of debts,
hare Even aceouregmamit to the general adopttoe of
the principle of mak payments by our tradesmen.
Individuals it. stimulating their customers to shorter
credit, sad one lirm 611110116044 by theular the following
64 their future terms : —" 7h pas mat• diaseeat for malt
within seven days, or nett in Wee maothe'. If this
were genorally done, trudges's would hare kW isessaten
to oomplaio of people dialing wail 00-.Portay• st°r".

MILBORNE ST..

ANpRZW..

A VlManx BIRO I—At the last unless, a man
namoi Dither, of this village. W 64 oonvisted M reeelv•
log a pleas of meat stolen from a bitheher's can stand•
log In the street. On Monday his soutane expired,
sod then wee • demonstration to tielebrath the event.
Ills friends and admlrere—perhaps they
In the feast, the frying of width attraoted ortiol"Wdetable
to the house—enbeeribed and hired a carriage and
pair of greys to take him beam from Dorchester
Canis. Readying the " hero" as be left the gaol,
the party "liquored up" tonally and then proanded to
Milborse ; bad another "refresher' at the Royal Oak,
the ions of the robbsey, and then drove round the
village gloriously.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

imperial Varlianunt.

FIOLTSB OF LORDS.
MONDAY. —IILAZI RUIMILL pricentiod to the Howe of Lord
&II for the better government of Ireland. Dui Ramiro
[Armee& la the abolltkin cif that mockery 14 • mockery the
Lord Lietnenaney, reactance to , the Interference of the
Pope to the government of Ireland and the adoption of the
majority eystern la trial by jun,
TIWAY.—The House read the Agricultural Children 13111 •
second tune.
TIIVIMAT.—ThiIII Rai no bu.incei 01 Importance trim,
acted.
Fllloll7.—The Lords paned .nie hills e gage,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

AUTUMN ALLNCBUVRES.

It will be emu by the following that Colonel
Memel haa declined the invitation from the
Secretary of State for War for the Dorset
volunteers to take part In the autumn manuin-
vres at Dartmoor, and hatst comp will be formed
In the county as originally arranged :

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BATTLLION 5111:41114—W11111021111. itll3llll -1. Eight
oat of the twelve oorps somposiag the Bot.alion haring
expromed a preforms, for the regiment.' eamp, Lieut.
ca. Maass' has declined the Invitatioa to attend the
masceavres at Dertmoor, end the arrangements
specified to Battalion Orders of the lOth May gill hold
med. 2. Commanding °Moors are partioalm7 re-
quested to mod up the memarameete for the Busbies to
the Controolors without a day's delay, In order to ensure
their being 'applied Is time for amap.—By order, O. C.
BLaarrr, Captain and Adjataat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

aMmibt

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

BIRKS AND HANTS soonrrrs SHOW AT
SOUTHAMPTON.

ON It= AND 20ta JUNE, 1A73,
(THE SHILLING DAYS)
A SPECIAL EXCURSION TRAIN for
11. SOUTHAMPTON West Station, will leave
Weymouth. Dombeetor, ø, u follows:
emu... I T.... Wares to Southampton
snd back.
It Jr—dd.
I d.
50

1 --.-...—.. I 4—C i -
fff l. i
a.
.. d. n d.
1 815 1268 9

Cl.led a.
t 11.
50
46
40
39
8
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

CEIALBURY.

Doitewe Conan Tgannarrog A511091•77011.—A
quarterly mosrlog was held here on Wednesday. The
proseediass oorameneed with Divine service lo the
porta choral); the Rey. W. Aowortb, cf Wisher.%
being the preacher. Then there was innehece in the
echool.room, followed lw the business ateetiag, the
Rev. O. K. Paul presiding. The agents reports were
read and other busisese diapered of. Biandford is
@sleeted for the annual fate, and the anoxial sonference
I. to be held at Dorchester In September. Kr. Hodes",
treasurer of the lumosiotion, spoke on the probability
of this society feeling the effects a the rapid spread of
Good Teniplary I diminished support, and the rev.
tident antielpoted • similar Tomah ; bat Messrs. G.
n.ritis, D. Balloca, Rev. D. Haan, and others, erw ro
ironed for approbensiec, se the Laid of I•boar le ample
for both organiaatioas ; indeed, they rather thoaght
the ona would help the other. After the meeting most
of the fries& joined In the larerardot
thorn, oonarettag of the W 0041104, 1L.4.?"4
Chalbary Bands of Hew; m.subse, of lb.
roeieties ot those villegss, Weedier with the essenhers
of the "Balboa [Jolty" lodge of Gerd Templar., sod
vinithug members from Poole, Tordinebridir, Artabeene,
and Woodford lodger. Hooded by the Witolsonplea
brass band, and marrying asmoroas tanners and gar-
landa, the whole maretted throegh Ohalbary to
Horton, when they eetsred a large bare peat for the
oscsaion by lir. Orampliv). Over the doorway was—
" Weloome, Meads and demean," Lad the toter*
was neatly deoorated with eewegreehe, tkettßat, 4,6
Althouch °enable of meting &boat Bit to toe. • relay
war found necessary. Attic tea • meeting was held,
under tho priiiidernity of Hr. G. Dart* of Poole, and
addremee were also delivered by Mese% R. Rows, of
Stoke Wake Bartlett, of Blandford ; W. Bristow, of
Pool.; Rev. B. Hull, of Lud ; cad D. Ballots, of
Lytelsott. At the close hearty cheers were gives for
the Bad of Shaftesbury, who had kindly seat fb to the
local society to aid them in defraying the expanse of
the day's arrangement..

BRIDPORT.
Sam L WINCH —Oa Widowed& svosii,pg UM, Well
twitehed from Kr. IL CøzisibU4&il yard, st
Bridport harbour, Ile Wards't &brigaalias of 450
tons bathes ; she is dossed 15 yews • 1 el Lloyds,
cod, we understand, will protreed le Load's to load
for tho Newfoundland trade. Hoe owners ere Komi.
C. T. II toying and Co., or Liverpool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

DORCHESTER JULY FAIR.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—ThaII
6th of Julr next falling Ole near on a Sunday,
the usual FAIR on that day will in consequence be
13eld on SATUEDAY, the sth JULY nest
G. SYMONDS,
Town Clork.'
Dorchester, 14th June, 1673.

DORSET VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.
rrHE TFII NTENNTH ANNUAL PRIZE
A. MEETING .111 take plaise It Pompton,. os
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. the 17th and 18th
JUNE, "then PRIZES of the Nritriogste valuo of £255
veal be (Eared for competition by the Artillery arid Ma
Volunteers of the County, and members of the Qaoon's
Own Yeomanry Cavalry.
For Programmes and further partioulare application
should be made to

THOMAS COOMBS,.

Csptaln 3rd D.R.V.,
Honorary Secretary, Dorchester.

Kay 1907, 1873.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

LATZER NIWS.

''.v._.•••

MARH-LkNE, Tula DAT.

Tim grain trade sentioras without feature. No
farther movement has taken Oriels this value of wheat.
notwithstanding Mut the demand has bras embed
withinvery moderate limits; in het, priess havo boss
eitramterised by steadinesa, and sittroaah prises
as!emporium • temporary redasties on any =data eznv.
of • large supply of prods's. prosporat aselsinly do set
justify this sapecratira of lower rotes. With as 00.
abated orasomptin dammed mikln rations'
laroads into our Mocks, aid with ea lb.
Ceutiorat still rerahino hi2b to attrara
=from us, ray downward movement moos bo.
At present there is os paean* Moat 00*
• three baptized thousand omens of whoa, bni
It is rapested that moms of the Californian grain will
sot ant,. until sitar hornet, and tho total wUI from
this erase be redacted to about One lELUiOII quarters to
ho received. Tko United .Btatee may supply um with
Magee quantiti's than was rapostod, but the sepobilities
of the States are not sosurstely boos°. Spring
eon, has boon firm Barley has bora quits as
dew, sad Oats bars &dewed One to Two &Mims
MI. Beans and Pass hays bran Moody in raises.
been roller firmer.

MARK-LANE, MONDAY.
Wheat &red heavily, bat there vas me okapis In
the value el either Baldish ar feesisa. Oats &deemed
Oas to One sad [Reposes pee qualm. Begley. Betas,
Peas, sad Melee quiet. Flour moody*.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tali DLT.
About two thousand eight hundred Beasts oft male,
looluding about sir hundred Foreign. Trade quiet.
Pries' drooping. Beet Beota six and twopence to it.
aed fourpecoe. About twenty.five thousand Sheep.
Demand heavy, at twopenoe to fourpenoe
But Downs, six oud twopeoes to six sod fourpease.
Lambs dull, at eight to eight and sinpenoe. Calves
end pigs without change. At Deptford about two
hundred beasts on
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

FREE FUBLIC•ROUSIS FOR SALL

DORCHESTER AND CHARMINSTER.

TO Bg SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. J. T. ENSOR, at tbe ROYAL OAK INIT,
DOILCRE9TER, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
.WE, 1873, at fonr o'clock in the afternoon; unless'
Preciously dieposed of by privato contract, of wllloh
elo. Duties will IN', given. subject to condition' then and
there to to produced, and in Vle following, or ouch
other iota se shall be determined on at the time of
ae/O,
LOT I.—All that old.retabli.het and c cil-accnstomed
INN. with the Bit KWHOLISE, CLUB ROOK
COACH -HOUSES, STARLING. OUT-BUILDINGS,
and YARD tbersunto bolnoging, known so " Tel
ROTAL OAK 188," eligibly skinte foe business in
High West street, opposite the, County Hall, Dorches-
ter. baying ale, an entrance from Priam. street. now
and for .onto yews past in the oocopetion of Hr.
OWORGI RSA% ci yrarly tonont ther.M.
LOT 2.—A1l that newly built DWELLING-HOUSE,
situate in Prino.astreet, Dorchester, in the °coups.
Hon of docent SAINSBURY.
LOT 3 —All that other new.built DWELLING•
HOUSE soljlininz the last lot, and in the occupation
Of ARIL BTO/1111•..
Lor that we,l-known INN, with the
BREW HOUSE, WORKSHOPS, COACII-HOUSE.
STABLING, OUTBUILDINGB, and GARDENS
adjoining, situate at Charminstcr, in the lumediete
vicinity of Dorchester, for many years favorably
known al "Trot CoMPAMES lan." and now in the
occupation of Mr. SAYORL WARILY/4 Oa yearly tenant.
Log 5.—A1l that Ct ITTAGE or DWELLING-
HOUSE, with the GARDEN bolonging, also situate at
Oberminster, and oocineed he GILLUM/841U
LOT 6.—A1l that COTTAGE or DWELLING.
HOUSE and GARDEN, now in the occupation of
Wank
The above Properties are Freehold, and offer
oprrtnnities for investment to Brewers, Wire and
fipuit Merchants, and other., seldom to be met with.
Application for a view may be made to the Revered
Temente. and for further oartienlers V. Mr. M. C.
WRITON, Solicitor, air. F. Bisszrr, or to the
AnCrriotentlt, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

SEIERBORXL

8017111 K=111116701 8011110111 LID AIM DIPART-
rum —The meshs of the esaminalinas Is drawing of
the boys of the National Schools sad the Loag-stroet
sobools have been received. Le the former 'shoo& 23
boys were marked szeolhank mod received the usual
plisse; 12th.,. prodelent, and 11.3 satisfaetorUy tanght.
In the latter school, II were narked ersellent, the
same number proficient, sad 23 others satadestarily
Wight. The master of the National 3ohooll Is Mr.
Treglohan, end of the Long-street whoa. Mr. Noire.

.BHAFFI3BUBT,

ru D.R.V.—Chtptaln F. Beeett-Stemford, who km
been for months pad anlferlag from 1•011111•61. (the
result of an ambient which happened to Wet leen year
In Noeway) la now la fair way of reeorery from that
lamenem. The medical man whom he loat week eon-
suited bit upon the tree canes of the Ismaioam • •
small boo* of the ankle being oat of elem. Thle has
been met right, the oonsequenes of which le the dimard
lag of the crutches, and ere log the atiolt will be dim-
pemed with.

Asaicotronat LAloolllllll.—The following
agreement bag beam eigned by Dearly all the farmers
possessing holdings on tits Shaftesbury estates :—•• We
underalgood oomplors of laal undor the Dowager
Marchioness of Westminster, feel that It ie necessary
that we should conabino together to protect ouresivu
agninst the presest organisation of the Airiesthurt!
Labourers' Union. We therefor• agree with gash other
that vs will not employ aniazrar of the /tidalDural
IJ Labonrers' uton on our and that we will, la
the event et • aosirolty of non-L aka labourers, old and
assist *soh (Aloe during bay-making and harvest, when
necessary. Is forming this combination we do not wish
to rarain from giving proper wages to the labourers,
but to protest against sorabbatton and dictation
promoMd by paid igilatOrL —Datsd Jas. 7, 1873."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

Let%
Weymouth
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uo;siadar ... -.-.. $35 Ii 6. 7 6
847 9 8 610
I"tet°°' 857 410 6 2
810 7 6 5 9
Ar. BoutharaptooWeet .. 11 4

Saturnine from doethampton (West Station) as 7.0
p.m. on Thursday and Friday reapectively.
•On Thursdsty and Friday Excardon Tioksta to
Southampton iffi be Maned from Bourmuncinth by the
7.10 and 9.30 i.e. Traina ; Christchurch by lb. 7,20
end 9 40 a.m. OrOinary Trains. arakisble to return by
the 643 and 7.54 p.m. Ordinary Trains from South-
ampton, Wed Station :—Farea, 7r. not, Ss. Second,
3a. Third Chun
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

IRISH 017TB.AOL

A murder, supposed to be agoutis la Its assail, is
reported fres Moe* (bunt,. Last nights farms
named Devilry wee beaten to &loth In his own boa's at
(loofahs, within a short distaste* of the Clentaho
Notion.

THE TICHBORNI TRIAL-To-DAT.

- -
Major Foster, late of the Carebineero, spoke el Roger
Tiobbarne's dress and manners, his Prone\ accent, and
the practical jokes that were played upon him. His
manners were those of a gentleman.
Captain M. Keay, M.P., an Miser of the Carablneers
when Roger joined, said he Malted defendant at his
house at Croydon, and questioned him minutely, but
be did not oven know weer* Roger and witness need
to take the soldiers to ohurch ; he was not at all like
Ropr.
kr. Thomas filebardson, veterinary surgeon, of
Cleamel, said that to the beet of kin WWI defendant
was not Roger Tiohborm.
Lord Si. Loaner's", said that be questioned daleadant
In the pregame of Mr. H• 11•01, and he gars evasive
answera He plainly saw he was not Roger TISII.

Hallam corroborated.
John Itheidg• homy. an old resident at Tlokboras,
denied emphatically that de/snidest was Boger
Georp hie alio dented that the deleadmit was
Roger.

TR/ ZANZIBAR MALL CORTRACTT.

There ha. bean great aaoltement In the House of
Coimmocts respecting the Ztosilmor mull confront, It op,
peering that Mr. Lowe boa liargsieed I. give the Haien
Steam Company £26,000 for • marries they were
• few months age to perform for L'15.030, and=
trio British Indio Steam Navigation Company would
Inks for £16,315 Mr. Holms headed an opposition
to the contention of the sontrook and the Chow
ostler of the Exchequer wee planed In • qeoadry.
To-night the adpureed delis!' was to some on,
and a• fan of betting ths Government was ontisipoted
with glee ; but, we learn by telegroph, that
It is ell nipped in the bud; for, there being an inform-
ality in the mode In wt.ieh the oontroot boa been laid
before the House, the Speaker hos rated that the order
for the adjourned debate mast be discharged. Notice,
however, has been given to realm* the subjeet on
Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

THE PLIMSOLL LIBILL.

Without *ailing on Mr. Serpent Parry for his rePl7
to the Attorney General. Mr. Watkin Williams, Q 0.,
and Sir John Kerslake, In the setfon brought by Mr.
Norwood, M.P., against Mr. Plimsoll, M.P., Mr.
Jades* Slaelibuni said Ws brothers on the Beach, Mr.
Justice Quito and Mr. Jostle. 44061661 d, weed with
him, that the rule should be oilmharged. Is spite of the
eelleatids evideom given at the Beard of Trade inquiry,
they were of opinion that the Livonia wee overloaded,
sad that coesequently when she got to see in rough
weather eke became unmanageable. The judges ooa,
marred, however, in censuring Mr. Plimsoll for the
fusetioses of hui statements, and for his neglect to
apologies when he found that some of those statements
had been made In error.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

Paarktto.

THE CORN TRAM

A quieter tone has characterise] the grit. trod*
during aro week. The supply of English wheat bee
been only moderate, but there has bees a good show
ef fanlike. English samples bars malatalsed lot. prima
bet foreign liss bees Is. per quarter lower. The stook
of wheat is Landon has dummied risen May to the
'steal of 35,000 queers, Me quantity now held Wag
31,000 erre. The stook of (our Ls 217,000 ewe. The
position of the tre4e does not appear to be about to
undergo any tutorial alteration. If Use weather keep
fuourable prides will probably be wpkout appresdable
slterat.ou, but if there he a deterionalog primped a
rapid *Arum would at case sums At present there I
I are about cue million sad a half quarters op passage.
Barley hu been Arm, and quite u dear. Oats have ,
' tended upwards la tau, end beau bedpost' have beta
disposed of at rialto late rates. Ibis, has bee. au
turn firmer. The supply of English grain on offer has
been only moderate, but there has bees a good show of
foreign.
On Tbarpisy at Bristol Male ruled dell at easitered
prices for English, whilst foreign was It. lower. lodise
urn sad oats 61. °beeper. Al Dulles 32a per sack
waa Me top pries for wisest. At Birmingham late rates !
Were well supported.
Oa Pride, Ng Nark-Lae the pain trade was without I
feature. Wheat was Masties, but priers were up-
pallet Barley Nude fed prlass, and otiose grabs was
quit* as dear.
At Readied ow Saturday the market was inuesal/y
quiet, the supply of whom being short, sad millers not
willing to operate to any material outset at the present
high rats of prima The best sorts °My oemeneaded
the terms current • week ago, bat others qualities
were dimmed of at terma slightly in favour of the
buyer. But little dose Is barley, at waeltered
Ottrraholgar The tendency was upward for oats, beans
and pees. At Warminster there wee a good @apply si
wham, hut trade was quite aoudad, bolder.ref.=
to yield to reduetios demanded. At Bak s
and foreign wheat vid at last week', prises. Beau sad
peas sures. eod Is. per qv. dearer. Oct. first. Wheat,
red, 56i. to 601. per quarter. at Dorchester very short
supply of Hagfish wheat, which sold fr,l4 last week's
ratoe—frem 565. to 62e. per Imperial qr. • the
averse,e of this blur e 7th inst. s9r. 64. qr.;
barley
mode fully reseal
,quotatlaes : 28i. to 30s. per Imperial
qr. Roe qualities of We /a, to 2a dearer. Beau la
dearer. _ .

••••••••
DOKCIIISTEK, SATULDAY.—At Mr. Bowed re-
pository sale, on ti•trtrdsy, there wore *boat IZO bimetal
and mayo. and 800 sheep and lambi. Thom was •
firtt-olsos sappiy of fat boot, Including Warta prom Mr.
Bradford, of Look, Mr. Gibbs, of &Leith'', Mr. W.
Mayo, of Friar Wadden, Mr. W. Dowdon, of Rolm
and Kr. 71. Sims, of Shantou Montagne, arid prim
mord h oil Wow 15.- to ith as IFIL snore. Heifers
ealym, £l4 to kW 18s. Fresh Barroners 14 to
20 games& 203 Derakt born owes, belonging to Mr.
Caddoy, of Caeoilboron, nada from 06s. to 701.
wetbor lambs, 345. 61. to 34e. 11414 okay.: loatbo,
341. to 40i. Litt watbers, oat of the wool, el. to Ød.;
urea, 81d. to 91

AVIRAGN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17

SEEDS.

The agricultural seed trade contionse lath. stagnant
state described in oar I tat—our marketa being now very
thinly attended, end the amount of busbies panting
being reduced to the smallest possible limits; in fact,
the wiallOti may be rewarded u quite ova, Of Glover
seed, both red and white, the stooks remaining on
band are lighter than for many years. For sowleg
hfuotezd and nape aced there lea fair logalry, at fall
Bogllth Canary seed is BOUM foreign eon b.
Obt4Ded on very moderate tents, Feeding Linseed
moved off at late rates. For !awe blue Peas there is a
rod domtad• Franck Buckwheat has gels• inuah
serer. —Joni Beam k Bonet, Seed Merchants, 37, Mark
LW. London, &C.