The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-05 00:00:00

REPOSITORY, BLANDFORD.
ltif R. ROSSI fER respectfully announces
..I.VI. the Third et these $ des to be held at the
"(Huut'(i)tM INS YARD,"ogi trUltl) Y. FELIIII%kRY,
Oil,, 11161. To col 1111 l eine at eleven o'clock.
CATALonrc-20 fat lambs, 14 weeks old; 12 fat four-
too:11 nether., 30 ft 130 f.O 00,, 40
very superior Vt. ,I,tto, 12 i fad uuuoit.L:itho, 4 fat
iiit den ditto, 10 meaty t wo-tooth sit cp, 2 meaty stsii
ditto. 7 fat rams,
1 fat Hereford Steer, 1 f.kt e:re. 2 gnocrior fat ditto, 2
fat Devon C 111,1; 1 prior fat Devon bull, 2 freJlt oxen,
heifer 1111.1 calf, 4 cows with calves.
t;ocal store pip.
A 1.:owil ao. 5 years old, 15 hands, 11 good huntress,
iina ken dm en in liairon a few times, and weld .pitet,
the property of a 1;111111.111a/1 1.111C04114:11; to 11. .11111 ; a
131,ck (oh. quiet to ride soel drive, 5 veats old, 14.2,
pound ; a black mare ally, quiet to rule and drive, a
grey Imire. 15.3, ha been constantly in uhe both for
roldm 6; a brown puny, quiet to tile and
otive ; a black ears colt, 3 years old; -a black cart bone
a owls& good onook.as.
. • , =fat:
' flume" 'agar
no n
Sons, to be at the Itepenitury at fur o'clock on
Friday, where special accommodation is provided.
&le of horses at three o'clock.
Bllndfurd Auction and Agency Moos, Sturrninster
Newton,

OAKLEY FARM, CANFORD.
About Ten Minutes Walk from the Wimboine Station
towanlii Pooh,.
---
Horses, Dairy Cows, First-clasa Agricultural Imple-
ments' Sin-horse-power Steam Engine, Dairy
Utensils, ke.
ltif R. H. RICHARDS has been instructed
ILL to SELL by AUCTION, un WEDNESDAY,
FERRUARY 13, 1861,—The whole of the
STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, AND DAIRY
UTENSILS,
on the above Farm, the property of Mr. iItILDEIIICIC
INKY, who is quitting.
Comprising 3 powerful Cart Horses, 2 Had( ditto,
good in harness and s.sdille ; trace, thin, and plough
Harness. spring Van sod Pair-horse harness, 6 PrIIN•
Dairy Cows and 2 three-yearoild Heifers (nearly all
with calves), of large size, fresh in condition, and ex-
cellent for niilk ; 2 Wagon', 2 Dung Carts, 3 iron
Ploughs, Pair of Drags, Iron and Wood Harrows, Iron
Cunihridge'a Ring ditto, full-size Corn Drill,
nesrly new ; Turnip Drill, complete, by Holmes ;
awing ;average Horse Hoe, by Smith ; single t-ow
Herm- Manure Dist:bitter, with seed boy complete;
six-horsepower Steam Emine, in good working order,
by Garrett. and Thresher ; three-liorse•pinver Threshing
Sear.fier, horse-power Chaff Cutter,
ditto liand power, liorse-power Corn Bruiser, ditto
Laud power, Boydell's bean splitter, BentalPs riot
Pulinr, iniproved Oariluer's Turnip Cutter, Turnip
Oil-cake Crusher, Steel-tooth Home Rake, by
Howard ' • Winnowing Machine, in perfect order, by
Urry ; Barley Parr, Ram Shovel, Sieves, Bushel
Measure, Coin Sacks, Corn Forks, Haul Rakes, Huy
ditto, a quantity of Fold Hurdles, Sheep Troughs,
Cribs, Fold Bart, kc.
1) tint tTrrNHII.M. Butter Churn and Stand, 2
Cheese Presses, Sutter Trenille, 1 Milk Lead, 1 Tin,
Cheese Vats, Milking Pails, and Milk Pans.
Ru treatmente sill be provided at Eleven, and Sale
commence at 12 14'1'104.
Abbots Court, Illtnilford, Jan. 21st, MI.

HAMPSHIRE.
_—
TTIMBER MERCH ANTS, CONTRACTORS,
AND OTIIERS.
• ---
Valuable Oak. Ash, and Elm Timber, in the parish of
Dibden, near to the town of Hytlie, with ear ellen'.
Land Carriage, and about j. mile hum the Southamp-
ton Water.
viESSR.S. DANIEL SMITH, SON, and
11l OAKLEY will NELL by AUCTION, at the
DitusissoND Anne, I i VTHE, on 111 UIL I) AY ,
FEBRUARY 14th, 1861, at Two o'clock, an extensive
fall of
OAK TIMBER,
now marked with point, and standing upon the "Clay
Pits" end Petty's Farms, coil in Aslie.i Ail mid or Grov•,
forming part of the Widen Estate, and comprising LW
oak trees, with the lop, top, and Mirk, of various said
useful diniersions, suitable for general merchant pur-
views, and fur planking ; with • few heavy sticks and a
large proportion admirably adapted for rending and for
conversion by machinery, being romark•bly hearty,
elvaii, mid straight, with a very fleshy bark. Also, in
lots, suited to the merchant, the wheelwright, and the
carpenter, 73 ash of good quality, and 10 elms of capital
growth and size.
Catalogues, with conditions of sale, may be obtained
f Mr. Fry, at Ilythe ; at the Druiniuond Arms,
II he ; the Dolphin Hotel, Southampton ; the George,
Winchester; the Angel, Basingstoke ; Red Lion,
Farehem ; the Dolphin, Itothy ; and 1 Mr--mars. D.
.5 muithi, Son, and Oakley, land agent. and surveyors, 10,
Waterloo-place, Pall Mall, London, S.W.
L 20,000 for ONE POUND. —LOTTERY
authorised and guaranteed by Government. Apply
to FREDERICK SINTZ, Banker, Frankfort-on tne•Maine,
or letters addreaseil to him at 28, Clement's Lane, Lsou-
baril-street, London, E.C. will be duly forwarded.
Prospectus gratis.

QUTTON'S NEW SEED CATALOGUE
kJ contains all thc novelties in Garden Seeds worthy
of recommendation.
I. will be forwanled, psnt free, to any address.
ROYAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT,
READING.

£29,000 FOR Xt.
NULL Particulars of the manner in which the
above Sulu can be realised, will be given ion
application to Mr. F. FA BRIUIUS, Banker, Frankfort-
on Abe 31 inc
Letters addressed to "Mr. R. Ws ititEN,9, Castle-street,
alcon Slu.re, London, EC.," will be iiiitnediatcly
forwarded, Post Free.

GOOD SEEDS CARRIAGE FREE.
SEEDS DIRECT FROM THE GROWERS.
THE. MOST CE!tTA 0.1...411W-E-NUNG
SSEEDS GROWN IN BERKSHIRE and
the adjoi ll iii g Counties hosing obtained great cele-
brity. SUTTON and SONS have mad,, such arrange-
ments with the rreat lines of Railway, as will enable
the-o to deliver their timid. FREE Oh CARRIAOE to
most ports of the United Kitigilum.
lietalogues may be obtained gratis and post free, on
application addreesed to SUTroN AND SUNS, Royal
Berks Seed Ketablieliment, Reading.
VOR FAMILY ARMS—Send Name and
1: County to the floral Heraldic Studio and Library ;
in a few darn you will receive a Correct Copy of your
Armorial Bearings. Plain Sketch. 3s. • in Herald!.
Colman,, with written deecription. 60.; Large Sim, 12s. ;
Pa•rilv Pedigrees, with original grant of arms, to whom
and when granted, the origin of the name, all traced
from authentic records. fee 2 Guinea.. An Ind..,
enotoining the Dailies of nearly all persons entitled to
ose Arms, as extracted from the British MUSeUllit
Tower of London, Herald's College, /sc., kc. The
Manasl of Heraldry, 400 Engravings, 3s. 6d.. post free
—By T. CULLETON, Genealogist, Lecturer on
Heishlry at the Alcclianics' In.titute, 25, Cranhourn•
atrect, corner of St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C. The
Heraldic Colours for Servants' Liveries, ss.

'-/O-Ifif CASSELL'S COFFE11111"
Are Bold by the following AGENTS in this District :
DOVAMDITEK J. FROUD, Chemist.
Dlrs. BRO W N I NG. High East-st.
WEYMUMITH A. ELLERV. 411, High-street.
S. CHOKER, 111, Park-atreet.
A ammeter
Bridport
Itlandford
Here Regis J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Genie
Crewkerne
Crabborne
Channouth S. Ryan, Grocer.
Code Castle Mr. Wareham, Grocer.
Erershot
Gillingham
Henstridge
Netherbury W. Folltlef, Grocer.
Poole H. Thicks, Ifighatreet.
G. Nesve Penny, Merchant.
Pidilletrenthide
Portland
Salialiury
Sherburne
Shafkabury G. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse.
Wilton
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place,
W. Summers, Grocer.
incanton
Yrusil
Yetni Mater
TOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES are eele-
e, bratcd for their GREAT STRENGTH, their
RICH AROMA, and DELICIOUS FLAVOUR.
Price. per Ili, 1/, 14, and 1/8, in Canisters, and Air-
tight Packets, from 2 on. to 2lbs.
JOHN CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING
TEA
consists of a 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 us.
to lib.
FARMER'S PATENT MOSS COCOA,
la. sd. per lb.
VALUABLE AGENCY.
Aosta wanted for CASSELL'S COFFEES sad
TEAS is every plane where there is not ono already.
For Terms, apply to JOHN CASSELL and Co., SD,
FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON.

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET,
Ten Miles from Dorchester, Eight from fiherborne.
11'ESSIt8. BAKER and ENSOR have been
favoured with instroctions from Mr. C. Hume,,
who is quitting the FP:11), TO SELL BY AUCTION, on
the Premises, on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 13,
ISSL --The following DAIRY I'OWS and HEIFERS,
Fat Wafers, Down Wethers, Pigs, Dairy Utensils,
I iiiplementa in Husbandry, Feed of 100 Acres of Grass
Land, Rick of Meadow Hay.
Viz:-20 Dairy Cows, some with calves and the others
well smowned in calf, 5 3.year old in-calf heifers, 1
Alderney. in-calf, 1 hammer. 2 fat heifers. 2 sows in
farrow, 611 24.00 th down *ethers, 2 wagons with iron
axles, I two-horse wagon, 3 putts, 1 farm cart, 2 ploughs
and tackle, I drag, 3 harrows, net of iron seed harrows,
7-share scarifier, horse hoe, corn roller, turnip cutter,
11 sheep troughs, 2-horse thrashing and winnowing
machine, reed press, barn implainents.
Tlllt DAIRY Uremiths consist of 4 milk leads and
stands, milk tin, churn and storks, cheese vats, cheese
tub, milk pails, large beams, scale., and weights, small
ditto, buckets and yoke, pig troughs, Ito.
The Feed of about 100-Aeres of Orsas Land until
stl, April neat, about 10 Tons of well-made Meadow
Hay, hi 2 Lots, to be consumed on the Premises.
The Cows are mostly of the Devon Breed, young,
and capital milobers, and the Dead Stock is in good
mindiiion sad well deserving the attention of Pur-
chaser..
Refreshments will be provided and the Salo will
(eminence at 1 o'clock.

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NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
CIONTAINS Designs and Prices of 150
different articles of Bedroom Furniture, ail well
as of 100 Bedsteads, and Prices of every description et
Bedding, lent Free by Poet.
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PwMAO. prter ; fit Paw. Is. 114. ;
anted. Is. 104
DR. BRionrs MANUAL on SPERMA.
Tokitsi, EA and other ITN I K It Y
with C4lllOl and throwing. from 11e, he. ht.
LICIII, .1 t. 1.. CoPrist 0/ Paean-was, Meedier qf
Rural Colorve of Siirorona, e 4e.
Cortex re :- -elern Treatment of Sy nlitlit -Stricter*
-bointecity - I lotiraltby sod Detilloided Olrapring-
Diseases silks rittialy I trians.-Nou•rsitntuon ofl,age
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AN ABSTRACT of the Receipts and Payments of the LOCAL BOARD OF ALTII of tho
sahl Borough, from the Thirty-first day of August, 183.9, to the First day of BRTMR, law
published in pursuance of the Act.
GEN ER AL BA LANCE SHEET.
De.
CR.
E s. d.
.s d.
To balance in hands of Tree- By one Instalment of Preliminary Expenan
surer at the close of the last and Intere4 .
51 6 10
financial year . £1267 8 9 One Instalment and Interest of Mortgage
Ditto Inspector of *Balsam:ft 7 4 3 of the General District Rates 59 9 6
1274 13 0 -- One Instalment and Interest of To Net proceeds flartega
of General of E6OOO on Special District Rates. No 2 391 5 0
District Rate, mads 13th One Instalment and Interest of Mortgage
ll.rcli, 1860 .
... 747 7 7 for 0000 on Special District Rates, No. 2 234 15 4
proceeds of Special Die. One Imtalment and Interest of Mortgage
trict Rate Nu. 1, made 11th for moo on Special Distiiet Rates, No -2
239 12 9
March. 1860 ... 302 0 6 Establishment LIMNOS, Salaries, Corn. Net • lids of SiMekal Die-
. • 'Motion, Tradesmen's Bills, ha., vii :
Mk ' _ Oteteral District Mats Aecomat 176 4 S
_ .
•••• I •-• 014
• f-
- 19 •
435 3 4
Money and Plans ... •••
„, 180 16 10
Repairs., Highways 756 10 11
Scavengers' Expenses
... 182 17 9
Lighting Account _
' 183 9 2
Interebt on Old Paving Debt... ••• 58 Is 0
Street Watering Expenaus
... 11 3 9
Water Supply
,• 50 5 4
Expenditure on account of Waterworks 1312 8 2
Sewerage and Drainage Works • 1066 6 5
Balance in Inspector's hands 16 9 5
„ Surveyor's bands 4 9 6
20 18 II
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0191 3 0

..
.. 6ö13 6
Balance due to Treasurer --- 90 3 6
1952 10 5
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£6191 1 0

' RATE ACCOUNT.
Cs.
2 a. d.
By one Instalment of Preliminary Expensee 51 510
Ditto and Interest of Mortae for 1.1 23 9 6
Establishment Expenses ...........376.. 4 8
Repairs of Highways
••• • ... 756 10 11
Scavengers' Expenses
•.• ... 182 17 9
Water Supply
••• ••• 50 5 4
—Street Watering Expenses
•.• •.• 11 3 9
E 1451 17 9

PERMANENT WI
DL
2 e. d.
To balance in hand at the close of the last
year 1039 011
Sale of Materials . . 7 10 0
Balance ... 1511 16 0
22558 6 11

(I) WATERWORKS, viz. :
e. d.
Winter and Hoesey, balance of Contract... 290 5 11
D•ito Extras, Working Engine and lowering
Rumps .•• • • ... 196 10 10
Mr. Dodson on account xf his Extras on
Contract No 5 ...
... 162 17 4
Guest and Claimers ••• ... 1 18 0
Spittle and Co., balance of Engineer's Cer•
tilicate . 6 19 9
Prawn And Co., balance due on their Con
tract
.1312 6
Ncw Pump .. . . Zi 0 0
Mr. Gregory, balance cif his Contract No. 6 336 15 0
Ditto fur Extras ... . . 136 7 10
Extrs Work to Hydrants and Tradesnien's
Labour at Well Lowering Pumps And at the
Water Mains
•. ... 63 9 0
Extra Work at the Cottage ... ... 378
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21312 8 2

LATE ACCOUNT No. 1.
s. L
By Lighting Account . • • ... 181 9 2
Intercat on Old Paving Debt .. . 88 18 0
Eltabbahment Expenses • • 9 14 9
LIN 18 1

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Sold by all Grocers and Csndln Dealers, and wholesale
h PAIIEK 11.11,1 tile Patcl‘teetl, Sutton-street,
ulerkim well, London, E.C.

TE ACCOUNT No. 2.
Ca.
6. d.
By one Instalment and Interest of £3,000
Mortgage . ••• ... 391 5 0
By Ditto of £3,000 ditto.
... 234 15 4
Ditto of £3,000 ditto ... Zi9 12 9
Establishment Expenses 42 7 5
Balance ... .. 49 14 11
43)57 15 5

'ORKS ACCOUNT.
Ca.
2 s. d.
By Waterworks Aix:mm*(l) ...1312 8 2
Sewerage Works Account (2) ... _lO5B 5 5
Establishment Expenses 6 16 6
Survey and Plans ... .. 180 16 10

(2) SEWERAGE, viz. :
E d'
Mr. Dodson, viz., amount
of Extras on Contruat A. 198 14 3
Payment on Account 106 0 0
92 14 3
Ditto, ditto Contract B. £sn7 0 0
Ditto, Extrax on Ditto 194 1 6
- - 781 1 6
Ditto, Relaying Main Sewer ... 124 1 6
Bennett ;or Cutinirs 6 18 6
Burton and Cu. for Flushing Valves ... 412 0
Masons' B Ila 3614 4
Miscellaneotut ditto ... 12 3 4
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1:1058 5 5

fR. H. ED \V ARDS , DILNTIST, Sorra
J.SuiRT, DORCHESTER,
‘t Home Daily from Ten till Five. TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residenced cf his Patients without extra charge.
A notice per podt ensures an interview.

COAL STORES.
AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
110 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
I: • the Pub:ic that he is SELLINU COALS at the
lbov.• Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
At the Sinith- Weider,. Station
Beht Walls End Coals Is. 4.1. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths ...in. hl."
Rest Teuby Stone Coal ... Is. 6d. "
At the Great Wester's Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Bent Haddock Coal On. Iljd. On 114,1.
Small ditto Os. 7d.
Best Hullo
(Alm
Coals delivered in the Country at moderate charge,.
Orders received by Mr. F. Pest !Mee,
.or by
Mr. R.,BEKT at the htation, will be
tiniily attended to.
Dorsheater, Oct. 30, 1660.

FILE WEYMOUTH, PORTLAND,
AND DORCHESTER TELEGRAM.
PRICE ONE PENNY.
EVERY THURSDAY.
kRLY EDITIONS are MI BLlsll ED
I_A on M El/NI...St/AY Afternoon at 3 o'clock, ems,
taming the London, Corn, ant other Ihrkets of the
same day ; •lim the latest Intelligence of moment from
Mr. NEUTER'S Telegraph Office.
Persons desirous of being supplied with THE TELECRAM
way have a copy left regularly at their houses.
COMPARATIVE WEEELT CIRCULATION.
Weymouth TOMMIE .. 4 a• •
Ilorart Chronicle . 1.2 6 •
--
Malorlty for Telegram .. 3. &
Order, received at THE TELEGRAM Office, 9, St.
Thomas-street, Weymouth, and at the Office of the ,
Imunirr COUNTY EXPRERN, Church-44R t Dorchester.

POSTPoNERENT OF COUNTY BALL.
THE COUNTY BALL announced to take
place at the ASSEMBLY ROt OMS. TowN-
HALL, DORCIIESTI.:I' t on THURSDAY. FEBRU•
AEI. 7, 1861, is UNAVOIDAIiLY I'osTI'ONED
until further Notice.
Antelope Hotel, ib. 4, 1861.
GRAN BORNE CHASE AND NEW
FuttEST TU RN PIKE.
MHE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING
of the TRUSTEES %sill I i hell at the W1E1'1101'81)
INN, in FottniNnnutui.r., on Fill DAY, the Rihili day
of MARCH, 1861, et Two o'clock in the Afternoon, for
the purpo,e of Auditing the Accounts, Reporting the
State of the Road, and for the general purposea of the
Trust.
ROBERT M. DAVY,
Clerk to the Trustees.
Fordinghridge, February let, 1861.

FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.
--
Auction of a well-tired Bay Hack, 5 years, 15 hands;
Black Cart Marc, 4 years, staunch and quiet; a
3-year in-calf Heifer; 2 Yearling Heifers; Sow in
farrow ; 3 Store Pigs ; 2 Spring Care (nearly new);
Saddles and Bridles ; 7 Milk Lesals and other
Dairy Utensils; mid a few lath:l,s of Household
Furniture, the Property Of Mr. U. FOOT, quitting.
--
-Ik4R. FREDERICK FOOT will Sell the
_ILL above hy Auction, on TUESDAY, the 12th of
FEBRU A KY, MI.
Sale at 2.—Particulars are given in Post Bills.

CHURCH RATES..
--
AT a MEETING held on Monday Evening,
JANUARY, 28th, 1881, it the Independent
BLANDFORD, the following RESOUL
TIONB were pasised :-
I.—That thin Meeting regards the syatein
of supporting religious worahip by the exaction
of Church Rittea as unscriplural and unjust ; and ear
neatly hopes that the House of C.,mealons, in the ap-
proaching Session, will confirm its recent detisiona by
passing a Bill for the entire abolition of the impost.
2.—That this resolution be advertised in the Pook
Herald and Dorset (',,0 ,m 1 Irpresc
13ENJA1111N GRAY, Chairman.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDING TON, DURCIIESTRR.
HE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
A. beg to inform their friends and the public gengp
rally, that they are now SELLING COAL as tinter:
FOR CAR.
At their Yard, Furdinition
per cwt.
Best Walls-end COld
„ Small ditto
Cahn ls. I.
At Me Great Western Railtrap Stations :
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
Best Radstock Coal llO. II Ad.
Small ditto
Ituatam Coal
Hullo ditto
Trilby Stunt Coal ls. fad.
tulin
All Coals not paid for within three months will be
charged 11. per cwt. more.
itEsT TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE. delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very best ROMAN. PORT!. A ND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, !cc.
The Dow:HEATER GIAL ('m N fat also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER an
DEALS, WELSII SLATE, Ice_ Ac., which they Cr.
NOW SELLING at VERY RF:DUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rate,, for carriage.
Orders addreaaed to Mr. WILLIAM L'Homut:, the
Company'm Manager, Fordiugtou, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.
January 1, 1861.

BENSON'S WATCHES.
MANUFACTORY. 33 and 34, LUDGATE HILL,
LoICUtiN.
17411.
--
QPECIAL attention is requested to Benson's
Li new Illuotrated Pamphlet on W•tches (post fres
for two stamp.). It contain. • roll deserh lion of every
esirstruition of watch now mode, proincely ilkistratco
with drawings, with tlo!ir SAT-ions prices, hill °Omit
information R., to the Watch to hoe, and how to use it.
lir its aid pi nions living in Scotland, I,l:tliti, Of
ally pat of the kingdom, eon select with the greatcst
c-ctointy the Watch best adopted to their use. Eve.),
Watch hi warranted, end sent free and safe by post on
receipt oil felliittatice.
RENSONR LADY'S WATCH." Exquisite artictir
feeling in ornoinentation and perfection of niechanion."
Morning Purl.
Siker, 3 to 15 guineas. Gold, 5 to 50 guineas.
BENSON'S GENTLEhIikeN'S WATCH.—" All that
can be desired in tliiohi, taste, and deitigii."—Gfolc.
Silver, 3 to 50 guineas. (fold, 6 to 100 guineas.
BENSON'S LEVER WATCH F.S.—" Leave nothing
to he desired but the money to buy them with."—
Staiobred.
Siker, 4 to 30 guineas. Gold, 7 to 50 guineas.
BENSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCH E. 5.—" A good
Watch without pitying an exorbitant price."—Duily
rh vrni.h.
2 to 8 guineas, Gold, 5 to 20 guineas.
Agent. for India—Messrs. Orindlay and Co., Cal-
cutta ; Messrs. Smith, Taylpr, and Co., Bombay ;
Moire. Thacker and Co., Calcutta and Allaliabad ;
Mesas& Lo Page and Co., Library, Colciitta, of whom
Imiiiplileta can be obtained. Ordrra with remittonceo,
includlng It. extra for postage), should be sent direct
tor through any of the above firms) to J. W. lietnion'a
Watch Manufactory, 33 and 34, Ludgate-hill, Loudon,
E.C. Eatoblished 1749.
Merchants, Captains, Shippers, Watch Club., and
Wholesale Boyers treated with liberally. Old Waage
takes its azoliaup or repaired.
. .

BIRTHS.
Jan. 23, at Weymouth. the wife of Mr. William
Ronne., Cheeaefeetor, of twin claughters.
JRII. 30, at Wincanton, the wife of Mr. John B.
Purchase, of • daughter.
MARRIAGES.
Jan. 2R, at Portkliam, Linel. eon of Richard
Havoc f the Half Moon in. to Mies Itaacombe.
Jo. :10 ,at St. Peter's Church, Marlborough, by the
Rev. T. W, Mr. Frederiek Head, to Louiati,
only daughter of Mr. Staten.
LIEATIIS.
Jan. 28, at Dorelleater, Mr. Thomas Baretinibe, in the
80th year of hie age. 1111iVel ally reapeaed, and deeply
lamentA by a lerue circle of nlations end friends.
Jan. 24, at Iles, lhury Bryan. Mr. Samuel Strange,
yeoman, amid 58. lamente.l by he family, auil
aineerely regrette.l by an VA. knew him.
Jan. 28, at ()lilford, near Erwin", Mr. Malcolm
Magill, aged lit.
Jen. 31, at Portland•terrace, Southampton, alter a
long illueas, Tliciolusta Harriett, wife of W. Milk,
I.
Jan. 31, suddenly, Mr. JO/01111 Riggs, corn merchant.
Ringwood, aged 01, inueii rtspecteil by all who knew

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
--
The East Dorset Hounds— Wednermlay, Horton Inn ;
Friday, Hanford ; II:outlay, 11th, Plough lull,
Mauston.
The 14. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day) Chub
Thorne Muller ; Friday, Thornhill Obelisk ;
Saturday, Kttio Weston).
The B. V. Harriera—Wedneeday, Auckland Knoll;
Saturday. Marsh Coppice—at 12.
Mr. 11a41cIffya's liounds—Thunalay, Shortwood
—•at 11.
Lord Pultimore's Hounds—Tuesday (this day)
splling Barn ; Wedneielay Melluary ; Friday,
Guracll; Saturday, Coker Wood— at 11.