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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-05

Emperial Parlianunt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY.

Lord CtaitgNnoN, in moving for the instructions
given to Lord Cowley in his recent mission to Vienna,
asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs as to
the results of that mission, and for 1101310 statement on
the present condition of European affairs.
Lord Matti Kalil: lit was quite ready to give every in-
formation consistently with the public interests. Her
Majesty's Government had accepted the Congress ffi
certain conditions on the 23rd of this month, since
which time the other great Powers had given their con-
sent. It was not, however, yet agreed what details the
Congress should discuss. As the question as nearly con-
cerned the :medal Rad political condition of Italy, he con-
sidered that the Italian States, one and all, should have
the means of speaking on the subject. It might be
satisfactory for the House to hear that, although • dis-
armament was hot agreed to, both Austria runt Pied-
mont had declared that they would abstain from all
hostilities. Under these circumstances, he expressed
his conviction that peace would be preserved.
The Vexatious Indictments Bill and the Evidence by
Commission Bill tassed through committee.
The Railway Tickets Transfer Bill was read a second
time.
The Companies' Act (18b)) Bill, the Medical Act
(ISM) Amendment Bill, and Oaths Act Amendment liill
were read a third time and
The House adjourned at Er:Os:Lutes to 7 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-05

It AMPISHADI.

FATAL Gl'N ACCIDV.NT.—On Wednesday last an
inquest was held before ti. S. Cory, Esq., coroner, at
the Baker's Arms, in the parish of Corscomhe, on
the body of a little girl, named Harriet Spencer,
daughter of Joseph Spencer, brickmaker,—another
victim to the careless use of firearms. It appeared
from the evidence, that on Sunday evening week,
deceased was playing "ho peep.' with one of her
sisters and a labourer mond George Ellis, the lat-
ter having a gun, which he did not know was
loaded, and which one of the witnesses stated be
snapped several times, but each time bolding it up in
the air. When Ellis was running out of the door
after deceased, he tripped and fell, causing the gun
to "go off," the shot striking deceased in the bowels
and right arm. The unfortunate child was immedi-
ately conveyed to bed, and Mr. Ulapcott, surgeon, of
Evershot, was in attendance as soon As possible.
Decease,' lingered until Monday evening, when death
terminated her sutlenngs. She dim' from the effects
of the gun-shot wound—partly from the wound, but
principally from the shock which the nervous system
switained.—Verdict, "Accidental Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-05

FLIDAY.

The Lord Chancellor twilt his seat on the woolsack at
5 o'clock.
Lord SHAFTEMRUHT prssetted a petition against traffic
in opium from Grassendale.
The Duke of A itt;% yr. withdrew the motion of wlibdi
he had given notice on the subject of education in untie.
Lord STANLLY of ALIMILHT Wished to be informed
by the noble earl the Secretary of State for Foreign
A fraira, whether any instructions hadbeen given to Lord
Elgin to enter into negotiations with the Chinese Go-
vernment for the purpose of obtaining their assent to
the importation of salt into China ? Salt was now suc-
cessfully exported to India, and it was of great impor-
tance to the wilt tntile that they should be permitted to
, have u customers the rut population of China.
The Earl of SIALIIKKIICILY said, that Lord Elgin had
received no instructi tttt son the subject, because it was
thought better to leave the settling of the treaty with
China entirely to his discretion. When the treaty
reached Her Majesty's Government they discovered that
no arrangements had been made with respect to salt,
and that it still remained • contraband article. Mr.
Bruce had therefore been instructed to ascertain upon
what tern s the salt trail° could be carried on in China.
The report on this Bill was agreed to.
This Bill passed through Comittee.
THE MINISTEItIAL CRISIS.

The Earl of Deller,—My lords, in rising to move that
the House do now adjourn until Monday, I trust my
silence with regard to the state of public affairs will not
be attributed by any of your lordships to indifference or
to a disparagement of the important consequences which
result from the vote of last night. On the contrary, my
lords, I deemed that vote to be of such serious conse-
quence that I thought it necessary to invite my col-
leagues to inert me at all early hour this morning; and
after the Cabinet Iliad the honour of an audience with
Her Majesty at Buckingham Palace. I have not, how-
ever, Her Majesty's sanction for making any communi-
cation to your lorships with regard to that which has
taken place ; and I think that the state of affairs is so
critical, the consequences of the vote of last night are so
important, that the House of Cominona having adjourned
till Monday night, I believe I shall best consult your
lordships' convenience and the convenience and interests
of the public, and best show my sense of the gravity of
the case, by postponing till Monday next my statement
to your lordships. I hope that by that time I shall be
prepared to lay fully before your lordships the advice
which I and my colleagues have felt it our duty to
tender to tier Majesty, and the course which, with Her
Majesty's sanction, we propose to adopt. ((imers.)
Their lordships teereupou adjourned, at 25 minutes
past 5 clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-04-05

Corresponbenct.

SPECIAL SERVICES.

To 14e Editor of Ills
.Dorset Coma), Express (tad

A gricii ural Gazdle.
Six,-1 heartily concur in the good sense,
cretion, and propriety of your last week's remarks
upon the =desirableness of publishing " pulPit
services" in newspaper columns, more especiullY
when, as has very lately been the case—if the
report given of a sermon recorded in the columns of
your town contemporary be correct—the preacher
takes occasion not merely to teach his hearers their
duties, but to make a very strong attack upoii, and
denunciation of, the belief of another body of
Christians, who observe and note upon it, and if it
were allowable would be prepared fully to discus'
the subject with him. But let this pass: the news-
paper is the last place in which such matters should
appear. Let every man be fully persuaded in his own
mind, and let us all try to practise as well as doc-
taluute- Doubtless, you have many readers who
have their widely differing opinions, and I say it is
better to devote nevrepspers to things more (dads
world, for which they are eaksblialisd.
Yours, kc.,
A READER.

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London: (.OFF and Ca., City Road.

REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
BEST PERUVIAN GUANO,
LAWES' SUPERPHOSPHATE,

BONE MANURE.
I_%i.DAMEN bogs to infortu bis frieutls that
he is pillared to take orders for BEST Plittr•
VIAN GRANO, for delivery in London, direct fr
Mt's4lll. A. ibbs and Son's ston.4. at 1:12 is. lid. per
ton ; or for delivery at any Railway Station on the
:iouth-Western or Wilts and Somerset Itvilways at
£l3 10s. per tin. I..tWE4 SITERPHOSPII ATE at
irm. per ton. DALE I MAI 114)NE at Ws. per. yr. at
an Ports and Railway Stations in itursetshire.
Dorchester, .%larch, 1559.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THORSDAT, Nov. 17.—The supply of beast here, to- I
day, was only moderate, and the quality of all breeds
was inferior. The best Soots, km., sold steadily, at
fully Monday's prices; otherwise, the beef trade was in
a sluggish state, on former terms. Although the
numbers of sheep were rather limited, the mutton trade
was very inactive, at unaltered currencies. The best
old Downs were worth quite Is. 2d. per Sibs. Calves—
the show of which was only moderate—moved off
slowly, at barely Monday's advanced rates. The pork
trade tolerably arm; mach cows dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

r,OROUR CHRMIDIT, High Enid-street, Dor-
ehesier, AGENT FOR HORNIIIAN'S PURE
TEA. The high reptile in which it is held everywhere,
has been aniiiired by its being aisiforia and e.crelkut in
ynalitp: it has no artificial 'lacing' poa,fer. for eon.
listing wholly of the thoire spring gathering, there ere
no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by
the Chinese with a coat of colour; consequently lastinfi
inrenfnli 4 always found ist this Tea. Sold only by
AgtSTS, and secured in Packets.

rrHE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY con-
-1- tinue to APPOINT AGENTS for the SALE of
their celebrated PACKET TEAS, and aho for the ex-
clusive Sale of their UNCOULOUItED TEAS, im-
ported direct from Fu-Chau.
APPIY personally, or by letter, to the Company's
Warehouse, 9, Great St. Helen's-ohurehyard, Bishops-
ate-droet, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

BOROUGH, FRIDAY, Nov. 18.—Our market is bat
moderately supplied with most kinds of hops. New
Wealth and Sussex qualities continue in good request,
at very full prices. In other kinds, the business doing
Is rather limited.—Mid and East Kent poel:ets, 84$. to
141.; Weald of Keats, 565. to The.; Sussex, 525. to 655.
per cwt.
HAY AND STRAW MARKET.

liarrunito, Nov. 18. —Meadow hay, £2 10e. to
£4 4a.; clover, £3 10e. to £5 es.; and straw,
El 61. to £1 12e. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

There Is • slight improvement in the demand for long-
wools, and late rates are fairly supported; other kinds,
however, move off slowly at last week's currency. The
supply on offer is tolerably large. For export to the
Continent the inquiry is somewhat restrieted.
Down Tees
Down Ewes
lialf-bred Hugs
Halt.lored Wetter. 1 17
Bent Keats
Leiceeter Fleeces, mixed
Ontoblng Skint
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool

I3d.
.. 13d. 19d.
.. dd. 15d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

FILM AND FISTULAS.

Mill valuable Ointment extinguishes the canoes of
these complaint*, removing them with perfect safety.
when all other means have billed.

OLD WOUNDS, SORE LEGS, Ica

When, from sny cause, an old wound re-opens. awl
begins to discharge, it may always be healed by this
Unguent, and cases of sore legs which have been • cow •
tinual source of torment for twenty years, hays beet'
radically cured in six weeks by the same process.

BotA the °Wisest and Its goad be wed is the

-
lowing awn:—
Rad Legs , Cancers Sore Nipples
Rid Breasts !Contracted and SUE Sore-throats
Bums I Joints SlOndlateass
Bunions Elephantiasis Scurvy
Hite of MOSCI)114001 1414111 ax Sore-beads
and Sand•Fllest ' Gout t Tumours
Coco.lev , Glandular Swellings' Ulcers
Chlego-foot ' Lumbago i Wounds
Chilblains 1 Piles Yaws.
Chained Hands , Rheumatism
Corn. (soft) ' Scalds
Sold at the Establishment of PROFSPOoIt HOLLOWAY.
244, Strand (near Temple Dar), London ; also by all
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through-
out 'le civilize(' world, at the following prues :--
Is. 10., 2s. :M., li. tkl., 11.., 22a., and Ma. each Pot.
no. There is A considerable saving by taking the Last r
sizes._ _

N.ll.—Directiona for the guidance of patients in every
diaonier are affixed to each Pot.

A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

GIVEN AWAY.-26,000 COPIES OF A
MEDICAL 1100 K, for the benefit of Nervous
Sufferers sent, post free, by the author, secure from oh.
Nervation, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing 2
stamps, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, • new
work on the self cure of Nervous Debility, Loss of
Memory, Dimness of Sight, Lassitude, Indigestion, Dis-
like to Society, kc., which, if neglected, result in oon-
Numpti ~,, , insanity, and premature death, with plain di-
rections for perfect restoration to health and vigour.
"Every young man should peruse this excellent little
work, if he values his health, happiness, and peace of
mind."—British Critic.

The true "led* to those who desire • steedy end private
CHM. By HENRI SMITH, Esq., 8. iturtou-creseent.
Tavisteekequare, Loudon, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

CARTER WANTED.

WANTED, a CARTER and LAD to take
Charge of EIGHT HORrini.
Apply to Hr. Sannin. Donut, Portisham.
None but thaw who are strictly honest need offer.

GOOD PLAIN COOK.

WANTED, a STEADY PERSON, upwards
of 30 years of age, as COOK, one who can Bake
and make Butter preferrtml.
_ .

Apply 10 Mr. iHOMAB POUNCY, Warr, penileSilll..

HFRANKLIN, JUN., begs to announce
. to AGRICULTURISTS and the Publisgenerallr
of DORCHESTER and its Neighbourhood, that havioc
commenced Business at FORDINGTON as • COACH-
BUILDER and WHEELWRIGHT, he respecthdly
solicits their patronage and support..
• •

H. F. Ir-gs to state that having had great experi-
enoe in every kind of light and general work, and having,
esperienoed workmen in his employ, he feels confident
of his ability to give satisfaction to all those who may
favour him with their support.

Orders punctually attended to and executed with
every possible dispatch, with moderate charges.
Fordingteu, August 27t1,1859.

NATIONAL HEALTH AND WEALTH.
instead at
TIIE DISEASE, NUISANCE, EXPENSE, AND
WASTE,

Caused by CMSTOOLS and WATER-DRAINAGE.

By the Bev. Henry Moak, M.A., Vicar of Fordiagion,
Loral.

LONDON: BRADBURY AND EVAN, 11, Bouverie-St.

1859. .
Price One &Wing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

Tile AsHecoillis MURDER.—There seems hut little
doubt that the murderer passed through this town
the night after the murder, as about six o'clock in
the evening of the day of the shocking deed a person
answering his description called at a farm-house,
some three miles from hence, and asked for relief.
The farm lies in a direct route from Aschombe
through here, and is eight or ten miles distant from
the scene of the murder; and as he appears next to
have been traced to Cerise, where on the following
morning he offered a waistcoat for sale, the proba-
bility of this conjecture is much strengthened. A
few days previously, he was certainly in this neigh.
bourhood, having been seen at Child Okefortl, where
he called at a beer-house. It is a great public satis-
faction that such a villain is at last in safe custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

E2lLltshire.

Amnon:lw.. Jfacrigar fit nigh hi.—The
inarrirge of Alivi Anna Maria Antrallaw with Casino
I ilt F.sq caused general joy ii. thin village
on Tuesday. Flags and JJJJ tuxe were abundant, and
the bent rang merrily. The tenantry anal
wits of the village were Inca:A by sir Edmund and
Lady Antrobus to the wedding breakfast, at which
111:11Iy of the gentry were present, and the happy
pinr departed Car their wedding tour, about two
o dock, amid the cowaratulations of their friends.
The bride was presente7l with a handsome bracelet,
composed of a very beautiful opal and brillants, on
the previous ilay, front some of the inlialiitants of
Amesbury, as a inark of respect anal esteem ; total the
childrei. anal teachers of the Nat. d Schasal.room
gava: her aa elegant ,ilver inkstand, which bore a
suitable inticript . Sir }Minima and Lady Antra-
has treated the school children with a good dinner of
Eighth roast beef anal plum pudding on Wednesday.
anal on Thursday they distributed more than INO
half-h 1 packets of tea, with a quantity of sugar,
among the poor of the village.
Siutiocs ACCIDENT. —Tito Tedworth Hounds met
at Amesbury on the 7th inst., in front of the Abbey
House, anal drew an adjoining covt.r. when they
d. There was a good field, about MI
I.:Mit:men being resent. We regret to record an
accident to 3I r. I antler, of Amesbury, within half
an hour of the meet ; as his hare was about ta take
at fence, it turned short round. awl was ran into by
l'ulwar Corven ramie. Mr. Tanner meived
considerable injury, and we understand is in a very
precarious state.
WAtimixsTrtt.-011 Thursday week Jam,: Bur-
(father anal son), coal
rola, anil rows Pria•con,
if:fuliers, Na,rtaill St. Philip. SllllerAt.t, were
In-might up in custody of police constable White, and
ehargeil before J. Itav,nhill, Neg., with cruelty to
two horses, by working them while in an unfit

rtatu, one of them having very sore shoulders, and
the other a frightfu: ..fire on its back. Mr. Itarra.
oi 'torsos and hearing the evi•
fleece, sevlrviy ce:14.:1,4 the li,rendantS for th, ir
inhuman conduct. nutt tined the father XI and elleS.
The son wr..l discharged.

NIAIL.--.A !ay tnail bag is nnw 41,•s;.atc!ird
from Warioiniter to ,Pll Wevit ilay4 by the
train which leZlVv3 at 11.43 the bus clogaig at
11.623.

Elvetiou of .114.P/on—J. T. Sinp•r,
~f 17.,:totoinville, wa.i eiected Nhyor for tit.,
ytlr thu Town CouAci: meeting ,m We,l-
- by. :ul.l te usual Linoiciral and Lureag%
were also appointol.

Tr...vinoNtAt..—tieveral aniall pieces of plate have
been pres..tite.l to Mr. Charhal White, National
scli,,,,lmast-r, 31 an appreciation of his insport•lnt
myrrh:. 3. Tilt: i:CV. li. IL Duke 'usual a high ulo-
gium on Mr. White.

DEN ry. yor. —The Town 'mined
nnaninvotaily elected Mr. Alvh.runia Burt to the
mike of Mayor, on \Vellum:lay, avid after that
gentleman hail returned thanks, the retiring Alder-
men, *AlessrA. Ilvirt, Waylen, and J. E. Hayward
were re-dialed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

BLA NDFORD.

Corsty Corur.—There were very few cases for
hearing on Monday, and none of the least importance.
The court sat but a short time.
BLANDFORD FAR/16We Cm:B.—The annual show
of stock, and the customary dinner of members, will
take place on Thursday next, the 24th inst., when a
spirited gathering is expected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

GLENFIELD PATENT STARCIL
is the only STARCH used in

HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRY,
And as some unprincipled Parties are now 'making aril
offering for Sale an [ciliation of the
0 GENF! IILD STARCH,
We hereby caution all our Customen to be careful, when
purchasing, to PC't that the word GLENFIELD is osi
each Packet, to copy which is Felony.
WolliEitsrooN k CO., Gi-utaow LSD Lupo*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

Their name is legion, but for the worst, in their worse
form, this preparation may be relied on as • specific.
Erysipelas, ringworm, scald bead, tetter, and all dia.
colorations, scabious eruptions, and other unnatural and.
inflamed conditions of the skin are relieved with sur-
prising facility by the Ointment. It is desirable in all
cases, that the surface to which it is applied should be
previously fomented with warm water.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

foreign anb Colonial inteltigner.

FRANCK

Th. journal, of museilles date that the diplomatic
re Wive of the French Government at Alexandria
has received instructions to prevent any act that would
interfere with the privileges of the Suez Canal Com-
pany, and that the works of the canal are to continuo.,
in spite of the Sultan's prohibition. M. Lessons has
kit Manedlles for Constantinople, where, as we already
know the French Ambassador has received instructions
to make every passible effort to get the Sultan's inter-
dict against the works on the canal rescinded, and to
place himself in monsinutication with the Hessian Atm
bnearlor on this subject.
The Senators Rauland, General Lelievre, Smiley, the
Archbishops of Bourses and Toulouse, and the Bishops
of Nancy and Limoges. took the oaths of allegiance to
the Emperor on Sunday at Compiegne.
The Afonifeur publishes a report of Admiral Rigenit
de Omanlly on the fight which took place on the 7th
of September with the Cochin• Chinese, in which the
enemy has suffered severe loss. The mart says :—We
have put the enemy to flight, and have oh:strop-A their
forts and artillery. Our lou amounts to 10 killed and
40 wounded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

NEWHATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Nov. 18.-71se supplies of rust age very
extensive. Trade rules inactive.
Pee Bibs by the carom:
s.d. .4. 5. d. a. d.
Interior beef.. 2 8 tat 10 Inferior mutton $ 0 3 6
lliddling ditto.. 3 0 3 4 IllddlingdltAo $ 8 4 0
Prime large ditto 3 6 3 10 Prime ditto 4 2 4 6
Pruneattell ditto 4 0 4 4 Veal
Largo pock .... 4 4 2 Smell pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

OIL CAKES.

T H. PHILLIPS has now on SALE a Cargo
. of best AMERICAN BARREL and BAG
LINSEED CAKES, just landed at POOLE, and which
lie is enabled to supply there, or at any Station on the
Soutb•Western Railway, at • moderate price for whole-
sale quantities.
He has also made arrangements with a Manufacturer
near London to supply the best ENGLISH CAKE in
Trucks of 3 tons at all Stations on the South-Western
Railway at Manufacturer's prices. Terms in each case
Cash.

.........
J. H. P. also continues to be the Agent for the sale iif
Burgess and Key's Heaping and Mowing Machines, and
any other Implements used on the Farm, prices and
illostrations of which way be had on application.
Address —Ansty, near Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

MILBORNE.

MILBORNE FARMERS' CLUB.- -A meeting of this
club took place on Wednesday, November 8, when
• lecture vu given by Mr. Summers, on "Farm-
yard Manure." A discussion followed, in which
several gentlemen took part. A vote of thanks to
Mr. Summers, proposed by Mr. Dowden, and
seconded by Mr. Phillips, was warmly acceded to.
The latter gentleman thought that there was more
original matter in Mr.Summers's lecture than he had
ever before heard in one lecture. Mr. Summers
appropriately acknowledged the compliment paid to
him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

TIIE PRUSSIAN AND RUSSIAN
ALLIANCE.

The PFGela prints a letter from Berlin pnnwirting to
give the substance of a confidential circular addressed
by the Pnis,ian Minit r for Foreign Affairs, under
(late the to the Ambassadors of the VATIOII3
European Courts. M. de .sehleinitx (according to this
amount) informs the representatives of Prmisia that the
Emperor Alexander of Russia and the Prince Regent
of Prussia, who had not seen each other for a consider-
able time, were desirous of meeting in onler to concert
personally upon numerous political subjects affecting
equally the two Courts of Berlin and Bt. Petersburg.
They met in the Prussian city of Breslau where they
passed two days. They had frequent interviews. and
are firmly convinced of the identity of their views in all
that relates to the political state of Europe. The two
Princes have had no difficulty to contend with, either
upon the general character of pending and foreseen
questions or upon the solutions which those lue4ions
may and ought to receive, and they are agreed as to the
identical path which the two Cabinets should follow in
the future.

The Mereere de &nab( states that Prince Gortschs-
koff hrj addresmi a 'lir circular to the Ilusgiaii
representatives abroad. "ft appears certain." wars this
journal, " that from this time neither Prus,ia 11.1'
Russia will support the project of an Italian Confedera-
tion. This ambulation in fact would irive tho the pre-
ponderance to France in !taly, and we have good reason
for believing that England mill reject it on the same
ground."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

,E•rotlanti.

MR. Itr..mc. M.P.. AND TIIN WORKING (3..M4sItS
or Ems Dr iti: ill. —A public meeting of working 'nen
was held in Queen-atreet iLil, Ealipihnrgli. on the even-
ing of Friday week, for the purpose of considering
rwaplutions PIIII bearing addresses in reply to the nectit
lecture of Mr. %lack, M.P., on wages, etriLo. and
trades' unions. The ball Nai crowded. A g thoar
Oil the platform were the Lon! Provost, Bei Thomas
Itulutell, Mr. Thomas Knox, 314 Newton, engineer thus,
London. and delegates f var!ous trades in the town.
The Lord Provest WSW called to the chair. Mr. lvrraoh.
A tailor, moved the first resolution. to the "if. ct that
the meeting was of opinion that the theory of sapply
and lit mood, AS Al.lii.l AU AIM priSIUCerS of labour by
Mr. Black, was unsound in 'principle, and opposed to the
title interests of the working clapces. Tise speaker
endeavoured to show that trades' unions are pieces, re
WI a protection to the lale purer in the pEsposal of hit,
labour. end in the preservation of bis right 4 AA it work-
man. The reaoltition was c e.iwl. The nest re-olutiee,
to the Cited that the stab ments of Mr. Black regal-piing
trades' unions are generally inaccurate, and that they
b•llect wry injuriously upon the Alinalgainate I
Engineers' Traite Society, was moved by Mr. (Bunt and
Arrontled by Mr. W. Newton. front London, who
entered into a defence Ipf the Allualamated Society of
Engineers. This resolution, also, was carried by heel:,
relation. Mr. Lorimer proposed a third resolOtion, to
the effect that the meeting. arta r having considered Mr.
Black's lecture, have no ..nfidence in his yjrwai.f social
and political economy, which was unanimously adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

SALISBURY.

WILTS AND DORSET BANK. -Mr. W. C. Boors,
Assistant-manager of the Bank of London, has been
appointed General manager of the Wilts and Dorset
Banking Company, in the room of Mr. Samuel
Provis, who has retired. Some five years ago, at
the solicitation of the founders of the Bank of
London, Mr. Boors undeitook the duties of Anis-
tant-manager. previous to which he had upwards of
twenty years' banking expenence in the firms of
Messrs. Jones Loyd, and Co., and the London Joint
Stork Bank. We understand that the testimonials
as to his character, zeal, and ability, were most un-
exceptionable, and the Directors of the Wilts and
Dorset Banking Company have, we consider, shown
great prudence and discretion in unanimously select-
ing, to fill this most responsible situation, a gentle-
man who will maintain the high standing of the
Bruik, and inspires confidence in the public and the
shareholders of this &risking institution. He will
very shortly enter upon his duties.

ANDOVER SHEEP FAlR.—This fair, which took
place on Thursday, was rather better attended than
last year, there being from 18,000 to 20,000 sheep
penned. In consequence, however, of there being a
large proportion of sheep unsold at East Ilsley on the
previous day, dealers were determined to make •
stand for a reduction, and were ultimately successful,
those who disposed of their stock being obliged to do
it at a reduction of about Is. a head on rates 3b-
tained at previous fairs. The highest price we could
hear of as being realized, was 525. a head, which was
obtained by Mr. Neate, of Wberwell, for a pen of
fine lambs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

NoyEmn:ll 17.

(Before the Jrnnr. Oft:nx.titv. Mr. Justice WILLIAMS,
awl Mr. litron BRAMWELL.)
D'gr.CHNIE v. ICKECIINIE AND MENEM%

Mr. Macnueen appeared for the petitioner.
John and Janet 31.liechnie were married in Scotland
in August, 1:42, and cohabited at Greenock and at
Perth until January, then obtained
employment es a coppersmith in the Canada Ironworks
at Liverpool. and lived in the Duck Cottages, a large
pile of buildings at Prkenbead, where there is accom-
in...lathe' for :4* famili, sof labrurers. They had ic
children, and lived together comfortably until Ift.W.
when the wife took to drinling and behaved with great
violence and hepropriety to her lantana owl children.
In January, Ji'liechnie left her for a fortnight,
and wh .n he ',turned sloe owned fled she lia:1 EOM..
Mitte,l mlultcry with Robert Menzies. Mliechnie
ordend hr nut of the botne, an.l a few days ofter•
with she awl M. vales Wi it tog, (her to Sectland, tak•
log with them tl: • yonngc.d cliii. uf which she sant
tbat !tenths,: was tie father. Menzr.es was a lad undt r
20 year. of go, Who ha.' come }nen Scotland in A state
ne.liteti in, and far whom 311i.i.chnie had obtained
employment in the ironw.,rt:s.
Tlw Court d:s :Jived the marriage, with costs against
the co-rerpendent.

Hon. Mr. Heron Martin and Hun Mr. Justice
Srarrommilinn.—Saturday, Ike. 3, at Stafford.
LlVLltFoOL.—tiaturday, Dee. 10. Al this assifo
notice has been given that thu criminal burioess will
eon, on Monday, the 12th. but no civil blinilielli
will bo taken beton. Friday, the Kilt of December, and
notice will be i:iven on Monday, the 12th, of the day on
which the borates:l will commence.
The learnt I will also hold Assizes at New.
castle, Durham, anti I %e'er:, lint the days are not fixed
until the gate of buiiit Liverpool in known.
Wrwrr.un tliu lion. Mr. Baron
Channell.
COVNTY OF SOUTHAMPTON.- Saturday, Dec. 3, at
WincheAer.
I Drwonntititn.—Saturday, Des. 10, at the Cutts at
I Ex. ter; the city of Ext t.r the same day.
t;mmi.srEnsuinE.—Tlitirmlay. Dec. 15, at alecester
Hi, city of t:loceiter the satin...day.
CAKDIFF.—Tuts.lay, Dec.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

POWERSTOCK.

RWITORATION OF POORTON Cut RCII.-It Will be
remembered that at the proceedings in celebration of
the restoration of Powerstock church, the Rev. T.
Sanctuary announced that Miss Burdett Coutta would
subscribe 1100 towards the restoration of l'oorton
church, as soon as the additional sum necessary could
be raised. We have now the gratification to an-
nounce that Mrs. Jenkins, a lady who owns a greater
portion of the property in the parish, has offered to
give a second £lOO. The Rev. T. Sanctuary has
promised to give .ClOO, and the sum of £5O is pro-
mised by Colonel Nlarryatt. Thus the sum of £350
is already guaranteed towards the amount required,
viz., £6OO. The church of this secluded pariah is
very much out of repair, and entirely insufficient to
meet the requirements of the parishioners. It is to
be hoped that with the liberal promises which have
been made, this dilapidated church will not be al-
lowed to remain in its present condition; but that
the sum required will be speedily subscribed to con-
vert this edifice into a building worthy the sacred
purposes to which it is dedicated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

A reduction of the civil Ikt, siminntilig to 6,000,0110
fr. oalv, sad a diminution I.f the 14alaries of the employes
have been decided upta at Constantinople. The Porte
use ndilressed aII ttttt minium to the Powers which have
signed the Treaty of Pais. Kabul: Llfeioli has returned
front Crete. It is said the difficulties there have been
settled. Said Paella has been appointedAlovernor-Gene-
ral of Weblin. All the Itediffs have been dismissed and
sent to their homes. The Apostolic Prefect (M. Plan-
chet) of Syria, has been ttttt rdered by the Kurds.
News from Smyrna. of the stli inst., states that Sir
Henry liulwer had arrived there, en route for Salonics
Situ Vol°, to meet Prince Alfred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

BRIDPORT.

VOLUNTYIR RllMML—Serjeoult Henry J. Coppock
and Hamilton D. Gundry, of the Volunteer corps,
returned on Monday week from Hythe, after under.
going a successful course of instruction.

PILIZU TOR Snoorixn.—We are authorized to
state that in the shooting for the cups which have
been presented to the con* by the Captain, no
volunteer will be permitted to contend unless his
sergeant bas certihed as to his being perfect in his
manual and plateau exercise. The necessity for con-
stant and punctual attendance at drill during the
present week is therefore meet apparent.

We are happy to be able to announce that the
Secretary at War has received Her Majesty's appro-
val of the appointment of Dr. Henry Strangways
Mountiell to be the honorary surgeon of the lit Dor-
set /title Volunteers, and has communicated the
same to the Lord Lieutenant under date of the 12th
Inst.

----;
ATIoNAL AIiiOCIATION.--On Wednesday last, at
a meeting held at the Thatched House Tavern, for
tho purpose of forming a National Association for
the encouragement of volunteer rifle corps, and the
promotion of rifle shooting, Captain Templer of the
Ist Dorset Volunteers, was appointed a member of
the working committee, in conjunction with Lord
Spencer, Lord Elcho, Captain Montague Hicks,
Captain Gladstone, Lord Cowper, and Mr. Wane.
SANITARY.—The following particulars of nuisances
removed and abated in Bridport and its boundaries
between August 151.8, and August 1559, show that
the Sanitary Inspector (Mr. W. Ilansford) has not
been idle. Vaults emptied, 122; nlizens removed,
119; open gutters covered and repaired, 37; open
vaults covered, 20; pig styes removed, ; dilapida-
ted vaults removed and renovated, 3; stables, re-
moved, 2—Total, 309. Several cerapools erected to
drain pig styes, by order; several houses white-
washed, being in • filthy state, by order, kc.

A DRY Su.-.At the Pack Horse Inn, East-
street, on Monday, a novel and disgraceful feat was
performed by a man named Jesse Burridge, of Bea-
minster, but now residing in this town. He under-
took for a trifling wager, to drink three quarts of
beer in eight minutes, but the thirsty soul accom-
plished his task in seven-anil-a-half minutes. He
then offered to drink another three quarts in a simi-
lar time, but his challenge was not accepted. How-
ever, he sat down with the company, and took his
share, (and a large share, too) of six quarts of beer
and five quarts of cider, and even then his appetite
'twined lutrilly allayed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

AUSTRIA.

The refortn work at Vienna is vigorously proceeding.
Thu sitting 'rive begun of the co 1111 l 111 l nitrated with
the task drawing& project of municipal reform. The
ifiveniment is engaged in constructing a :,_elinte out of
the old Council of the Empire. The IleW iii t 101 l is to
onitrol the adniinistration of the finances. An I mierisl
autograph letter has !wen addressed to the .11iiiister of
Finance, Baron Von Bruck, expressing the tie ire of the
Emperor to make gmid the &licit in the budget of the
your !WO to 1861. lit order to cirri out the de:4re if
the Eelperer a aellleit tee will he amsnntetl. who.: work
I. to be terminated at Bo: end of March, mid the re,ult
submitted to the Council of the Empire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Fast Dorset Hound.— Wednesday, Chatter-
wood; Wednesday, 30th, Uddsna.
Ir. J. Hadclytfe's Hounds. Thursday, Piddle
Wood—at 10.30.
be B. V. Foxhounds. —Wednesday. Halfway House,
Nether Compton; Friday, Fifehead Neville;
Saturday, Melbury—at 10.43.
The B. V. Harriers will not meet until further

The

notice.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Keen Thom, near Storey; Friday, Dunster Park
—at 10.30.
The South Wilts Hounds.—Wednesday, Whitsbury ;
Friday, Forest Hut—at 10.46.
he New Forest Hounds. Tuesday (this day),
)taawa), Bridge; Thursday, Lyndhurst-road
Station; Saturday, Hatchet Gate, Beaulien—at
10-30.

The

in relation to whatever de-

perent of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FRI:I/ERICK MALLIETT, Editor of the Dorset
aunty &press and A gricultural Uazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Till
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

LONDON MARKETS.

(BT 1 ILICTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

'Lilt, :-LANE, MONDAY, NOV. 21.

The in spplies of all kinds of grain at our
market t o-day, both English and foreign, were
rod-

Trw:le for wheat as last Monday.
The barley sad oat trades were firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

THE EUROPEAN AND COLONIAL
WINE COMPANY.

No. 122, FALL MALL, LONDON.

THE above Company has been formed for
the purpose of supplying the Nobility, GentrY.
and Private Families with PURE WINES °fib° highs"
character, and • raving of at least 30 per cent.
SOUTH AFRICAN SHERRY 90a. it 241. Por del•
SOUTH AFRICAN PORT S. k Ws. ..
The finest ever introduced into this' country.
ROYAL VICTORIA SHERRY
A truly exeellent and natural wino.
- • - -

SPARKLING EPERNAY CRAMP—A-64z ia..
Equal to that usually charged 60s. per dos.
SPLENDID OLD PORT (Ten years in the
wood.)
ST. JOLIERTI CLARET 28.,,,

(Pare and free Irons all acidity.)
PALE COGNAC BRANDY 595. k
80T114121 AMID PACILIGES HICLUDZIX
"Their South African Wines are not only agreeable
but particularly delicate and pare, and without that
overloading of spirit so commonly found in low priced
wines."--Vide More Mg Post, Feb. 17th, 1859.
"They have a splendid Sherry which they designate
'The Royal Victona Sherry,' and the quality is so rich,
full (Immured, and yet so delicate to the palate, that it
will soon be found by the public to be not unworthy of
Ito Royal mine."—Vide Court Journal, Feb. 19th,
1859. _ _

Delivered free to any London Railway Station.
Tenus cash.
WILLIAM REID TIPPING, Manager.
Sole Agent for Dorchenter end Western Diatnct--Mr.
W. G. MASTER, at Mr. TitSuch's, High East-street,
Dorchester, of whom Samples and Price-hats can ho
obtained.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FURDINGTOY, DoRCIINSTER.

rrHE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
I. beg to inform their friends and the public gene.
ally, that they are now SELLING COAL u under :

At their Yard at Fordington :
per cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto la. 24.
„ Tenby Stone Coal
Al the Great Ireatern Railway Stations :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester.
Rest Radstock Coal 100. 100.
Small ditto
Ruabon Coal li. ld. ls. Id.
liuUo ditto 1214. 124 d.
Calm 124. 124.

BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any :Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable tenni.
The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, ke.

Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But a' paid per
within one month, Is. 3d. per ton discount will be
allowed; within three months, 10d. per ton; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
The DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS. WELSH SLATE. ke., Re., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. ALFRED BURT, the Company's
Manager. Fordington, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
November Ist, 1859.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

SPAIN.

The Madrid journals state that at an audience which
the tttttt tde lallC4lla ti Porno I!) Nei of their Majesties
just before his departure from Madrid to take em ttttt and
of the expedition against Morocco, his Majesty sidil
that, in the event of the Ilar..hal thinking that the iser•
vices of anothi r tleneral would he useful, he, in his
quality of husband it the queen, as Mata.hal of the
national armies, MX a Spanaird, and as a gentlosian, was
ready to place himself at the head of the troops, and to
share in all their perils and fatigues. The Queen, it is
said listened tO this .IcLlaratioh with b ars in her eves.
and O'Donnell thanked his Majesty with prof I rum-
tion in the name of the country, and said that, if cir-
cumstances should r.-piire it, nothing would be more
agreeable to him than to place himself under his
Majesty's orders.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES,

CELEBRATES) FOR THEIR GREAT STRENGTH
AND FINE AROMATIC FLAVOUR.

1910 ensure a really rich and delicious beverage,
use these choice Coffees, their excellent qualities
have long been known and appreciated throughout the
entire Kingdom. Sold in Canisters and Airtight Pack-
ages. troiu 2 oc. to 2 lbs., at Is., Is. 4d.; and la. W.
per lb.

PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA
consists of • combination of pure, rich, and choice
growths. It is guaranteed for its purity, strength, and
full flavour, and strongly recommended as • truly good
and economical Tea. Sold in packets of from 2 oz. to
1 lb.

AGENTS in this District :

DORCHESTER J. PROUD.. Chemist.

Mrs. BROWNING, High East-st.
Axisins.ter E. Wills, Stationer.
Bridport Huddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
Blandford J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
Here Regis J. 11. Mundell, Grocer.
Chard J. Nowlen, Printer.
Child Melon' C Streets, Grocer.
I:illinghain J. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
Ilenstridge lt. Rogers, Bookseller.
Poole H. Hicks, High-street.
G. Nesse Penny, Merchant.
W. Cox, Spring Gardens.
...... W. Thorn. Winchester-street.
G. Gooney, Half-moon-street.
G. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse.
A. Entry, 40, High-street.
S. eroker, 18, Park-street.
Hopkins, West-street.
T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Summers, Grocer.
E. Gilbert.
J. Perry, South-street.
Hayward, Grocer.

Salisbury—.
Sherborne
Shaftesbury
Weymouth .

WiliLn
Wareham

Win Canton
Yeovil
Yebuinster

IMPORTANT AGENCY.
JOHN CASSELL & Co. are ready to appoint Agents
in every Town or District that is not fully occupied.
Teruel sent free by post. —Address : JoHN CAMILL
Cu.,
80, FENCHDUCH STREET, LONDON.

Now ready, price One Shilling, or free by Post for
Fourteen Stainps.

THE LADY'S ILLUSTRATED
ALILANACK FOR IMO.
The Almanaek, greatly Enlarged and Improved in
every respect, will form one of the most attractive of
our Annuals. Choice and numerous Engravings are
freely interspered, many of them illustrating subjects
from the London anti l'aris Exhibitions of Paintings for
15.59. It contain* beautiful Work Table Patterns—
N-,tes on the Munths—Reniarks on the Weather—Fes-
tivals. A tttt iversancs, and Remarkable Events—Proper
Lessons for $ lays and Holy Days—The Queen and
Royal Family—Her Majesty s Ministers—with other
useful and interesting Information, comprising Postal
Regulations, Law and University Terms, Stamps and
Taus, ke.. &c.—Pablished by W. J. Jouisom, at
the "Lady's Newspaper" Mice, 63, Fleet-street, LOU..
don (E.C.)

ARE YOU IN AGONY?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

DAIRYMAN WANTED.

ANTED, a MAN and his WIFE, with-
TVoutiocumbraaoe, to ILANAGE a DAIRY al 40
Cows. .

_
Apply to Mr. KENT.
Alton Pancras, Nov. 21st.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

DORCHESTER UNION.
PORTER WANTED.

THE BOARD OF GUARDIANS of the
above UNION are desiroua of receiving APPLI-
CATIONS from Persons willing to undertake the
DUTIES of PORTER to the Union Workhouse; the
Salary is fs. per Week, together with Rations. Candi-
dates must be Single Persons, and one who is a Shoe-
maker will be preferred. Testimonials as to character
and respectability are to be delivered on or before 10
o'Cloek on WIEDNEI4DAY, the 30th Day of NoVIDIIIKR, at
my °nice in Dorchester, when the applicants must
attend and the appointment will be made.
By order of the Board,
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk.
Dorchester Orden, 18th Nov. MB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

WARmixerrra, Saturday, Nov. 19.—Wheat, 38s. to
Ms. (last week, 38s. to Ms.); new wheat, —s. to —s.
(last week, --s.to—s.) Barley, 361. to 465. (last week,
38s. to 464.); Oats, 225. to 28e. (last week, 225. to 28..
Beans, 46.. to 56.. (last week, 44a. to 605.) 81b. loaf. lid.
—There was • large supply both of wheat and barley.
Wheat sold readily, at an advance of is. per qr. Trade
in barley was dull, at former rates. In oats and bow
there was no variation.

SOUTHAMPTON, Friday.—Old wheat, £lO 104. to
£l2 5g.; new, £lO 15a. to £l2 Oa. per load. Malting
bariey, 365. to 45.. ; grinding ditto. 28.. to 2135. Oats,
24t. to 30.. ; beans, 40.. to 50.. malt 64.. to 665. per qr. ;
Flour 33.. to 345. Od. per sack.—There was • steady
sale for wheat, at an advance of la. to 2s. over late rates.
Barley of all kinds la. over late quotations. Flour Aso
advanced la. per lack.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

PORTLAND.

Siiirm is PORTLAND ROAM—Blenheim, Captain
Scott; Royal Albert, Admiral Sir C. Freemantle ;
Aboukir, I 'aptain Schomberg ; Hero, Captain Sey-
mour ; Mars, Captain Strange, Emerald, Captain
Cumming; Melpomene, Captain Ewart ; Mersey,
Captain Caldwell; Diadem, Captain Mason.
Portland is insular only at certain times of the
tide, and extending into the English Channel four
and a half miles in length, north to south, by two
miles in breath ; connected with the main land by
the Chesil Bank, a narrow ridge of shingle, ten and a
half miles in length, and terminating on the south
by Portland Bill, a rocky pmtnotory, with two light
houses, 19s feet above the sea. It forms the west
aide of Weymouth harbour, and has stone quarries,
and several ancient remains. Off its south ex•
treraity is Portland Race, a dangerous part of the
channel in which the tide set east, with great
velocity. The works in contemplation are of a
most formidable character, and will doubtless make
the island and harbour of Portland the most secure of
any we possess, not excepting Gibraltar or Malta.
The famous breakwater is making rapid progress,
and has already advanced about 2.400 yards from the
north-east extremity ot the island, and shelters a
secure anchorage of upwards of 1,200 acres for Her
Majesty's fleet and the numerous shipping which
take refuge in the bay. The number of men em-
ployed in the construction of these great works is
over 700, in addition to 1,000 convicts, and is Aug-
'limiting daily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

GILLINGHAM.

Mrs. Balfour delivered a lecture on Monday week,
at the Temperance-hall, in this plate, to a numerous
and gratified audience, on "The Life of George
Stephenson, the eminent railway engineer."
On Wednesday evening week, Mrs. Balfour
delivered a lecture at the Railway Men's Reading
Room, at the tunnel, on" Home Influence," when
the company, chiefly consisting of persons employed
on the works, appeared very much pleased with the
impressive manner in which the talented lecturer
described the pleasures and advantages of a happy
home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, Nov. 19.

There has not been mach going forward in foreign
wool; the stooks of useful descriptions are •ery
and when the market is better supplied there will no
doubt be more doing. Scotch continues quiet, and
prices almost nominal.

WORCESTF.R HOP-NARBET, Nov. 19.

The demand for Worowder bops continues brisk, and
certainly in beyond anything of the kind that bee been
known in the trade for many years. This, considering
the large growth this year, is most satisfactory, mad
the planters regard it as a proof of the acknowledged
excellence of the Worcester hops, which they say are
now very commonly supplanting the Kent and Kuser.
The samples are falling off, and prices are slightly ad-
vancing in consequence. Firstmlaes samples realise
from 725. to 765. per cwt., and secondary qualities, 60..
to 65, ; low, 50a. to 555. per cwt.

The produce of hops in the Noricidr Istria is still
on the gradual. decrease, and, al very end in
quality this mit, the quantity is than 4; ple-
ading years. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

WIMBORNII AND CRANBORNE UNION.

APPOINTMENT OF MEDICAL OFFICER.

MHZ BOARD of GUARDIANS of the
1 WIMBORNE and CRANBORNE UNION will,
at their Meeting to be held at the BOARD ROOM,
in WIM BORNE, on FRIDAY, the Twenty-fifth day
of NOVEMBER next, proceed to the APPOINTMENT
of a MEDICAL OFFICER for the 3rd District of the
said Union; comprising the Parishes of Cranborne,
Edinondahmu, Horton, Pentridge, Whither= St. Oiles,
and Woodlands, containing an Area of 27,710 Acres,'
and a Population of 4,600. Salary £7 per Annum,
with all Extras allowed by the Consolidated Order and
other Orders of the Poor Law Board. The Person
appointed will be required to reside within the District,
and to enter into a Contract for the due performance of
Vaccination in inch District.

Applications and Testimonials, with C,ertificates of
Qualification, to be sent under corer to me, on or before
the 24th day of November next.
. . . .

The PersUn elected will have to enter on the Duties
of the Office iinntediately.
By Order of the Board,
GEO. LANCER,
Clerk to the Guardians.
Wimborno, 314 October, 1850.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-11-22

MXISOPOLITALN CATTLE MARKICT.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21.

Our market was supplied to-day with five
Iliouaand three hundred beasts, and twenty-two
khouaaad sheep.
Beef, best puility 5 0
Mutton. ditto