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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

Corresponbencr.

LANDLORD COERCION AT WAREHAM
TOW Editor of .tAe Daily News.

Sir,—A few days ago you gave publicly to the threats
of landlord interference at Bern Regis, in the borough
of Wareham ; now threats have become acts in another
village in the borough,Corfe Castle. The Rev. Nathaniel
Bond. a gentleman who owns a considerable portion of
the village, and who his hitherto been highly respested
and esteemed in the whole neighbourhood,has permitted
his political seal so far to outrun hie more deliberate
sense of what is right Ai to give notice to quit to two
tenants for hs,ying committed the mime of refusing to
promise to TOCO for Mr. Fremantle, a gentleman whom
they had never seen, and never heard of, until he
solicited,or rather demanded, their votes, in the company
of their reverend landlord, or the "agent" of the clergy.
man of the parish. One of them has held for 20 years
the land of which he in now deprived, simply because
be would not pledge himself to vote in the way his
landlord desired.-1 am, Ica,
Wareham, Sept. 24. J. M. G.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

Countrp faiscrllang.

SINKING OsEDENlNo.—Hyaeinths, Tidies, Cronies,
and other Bulbs, from Holland, are sold bauction y
every Wade...he and Saturday, and frequently on
Monday, at balf.past 12 precisely, by Mr. J. C. Stevens,
at his Horticultural Sala Rooms, 38, King-street,
00,...t-garden, London, Catalogues on application.
KITCHEN GARDEN °FIUME& Particularly
attended to transplanted produce is the matter of insect
attacks. Worms will uproot Lettuces, Endive, and
even young Cabbage plants, Wide "the grub," a bard,
leathery-coated pest, will gnaw many or them In teal,
at the collar, or otherwise wholly °often,a the lower
portion. As regards the former, sprinkling of fresh
sleeked lime, in moist weether, thrown over the whole
border, replanting the vacancies, will be all that is needed.
With the latter more violent WADs must be ~,sorted
to. Wherever a plant is seen to wither /DA di., there
at its base will be found the esteem which mast be
suseerthed and des and fresh phate dibbled into
the empty spaced. destroyed,
odo so, however, without wholly
geetheythi ell the rube, wilt be but to cowl Toped.
ties of the lass already suffered.

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WOHDBUIty HILL

Tim FATS on HOnTh-t-y-v-ras- fairlyateeded, and there
was a good supply of sheep. Trade was very dull, keep
being generally very scare. Down ewes made from 255.
to Ma each, Down wethers 28s. to 32c. Down lambs
14s. to 205.; Horn ewes sold for 2:s. to 30a, and Horn
land,. 13e. to 18a There were some very good cart
colts on offer, and the demand was good, Prices ranged
from co to 50 &DIAL Irish colts made from £25
to r3s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

CATTLE. MARKETS.

llgrgorocrralki,—iitTrrday—.ZaWd-s—upply of beasts ;
trade ruled extremely inactive, at • further decline. A
large, number of sheep, but the demand eras very
heavy. and • clearance Geoid not be effected. Calves
Aliened hands on former tense, bat ply Tern dull.
Itiloh caws inaotive,.. . . _

Per Mo., to Auk torn OW.
s. d. s. d. s. d. 6. d.
Inf. coarse bouts $ oto 3 Prlmellantldounl6 Bto 6
&mond quality... 3 4 lo 2 1.1. tombs calve, $ 4to 4
Prime lune eaen $ 10 to 4 Mote 4 61.6
Prime Scot., te. 48to 6 Lorre hap 34to 3
Inf. coarse awry 3 0108 Neat mai. porkers 310 to 4
flocood quality .. $ 8 10.4 Sob, . calvesoelt 23 oto 26
Primo emu. wINI 4 8 104 tir.o4l etr.pix..do 33 oto 22
TOT‘I. UMW. BMW.

1320 I Nada
Sheep and Lambs 12,3201 Bberp and Lambe
1v
10 I Pigs
I'iIWOATII AND LRADINUALL, Friday.—Tha supplies
of meat on sale at theme mirkets are limited. The trade
k quiet, and prime rule as under:
Per tilbe„ by the carom.
4. d. id.l
Inferior beef .. 2 10 to 3 2 Inferior mutton 3 0103 3
Middling ditto $ 4 „ 3 8 Nllddlinz ditto.. 310 „ 4 0
Prime large do. $lO 4 0 Primo ditto.. . 4 I„ 4 4
Mom 403•11 ditto 4 1 ,4 4 Haul p.rk .... 318 „ 4 8
Veal 3 4 .4 10 I Large ditto . 3 2 3 8
BitiB2ol., Thursday.—Poll supply of beef. Trade
dell, except for very best descriptions, whir& were
seizes; for superior samples 70s could be obtained, but
very good beef /old at from Me to 138. per out, and
inferior aorta Gould scarcely be sold at from 56e to 635.
The pens were lupin crowded with sheep. Trade was
very dull, and prices showed a downward tendency,
best webers realising 60. and 60 per lb., and ewes
and inferior sort., 6d and 1311. In store cattle scarcely
any business was done. Of much cows a limited num-
ber oh/Aired hands, the prices ranging from £l5 to Cal,
and in one or two exceptional some, £22. A moderate
supply of pip, and a brisk trade ; best aorta, both of
bacon pip and porkers, changed bands at from Us 3d
to lb 6d per score.

HOP MARKET.

BOZOUGH, Friday.—Full average supplies of hops
Lava been on sale. Fine wools have moved off freely
at full quotations. and in other descriptions a moderate
business has been transacted. Lii and East finite,
£3 10s to L 7 ; Weald of Kant., £3 to f. 5 8e ; Wee;
E 2 10. to £4B; Farnharna, Et 10. to E 6 100 ; Coventry,
Et 44 to ES su; Bavarians, E 5 fe to LO Ss; Belgians,
51 to LI 15s ; Y.arlingL3lohtoL4lQ
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

Vantpsbirt.

Pllll liaoarnro.-11w4tag Rants Artillery contended,
oe Friday last, for the challenge sup, Sir. H. I).
Woirs pries, and Mr. Haviland Brirke's prise. They
were won respectively by Sergeant Danford, Ganser
D. 13ydenhatn, and &nowt Bell.

ELIKMOIIII2/1310 AT BOCIIIIIMIOCTIL —The Aupporlers
of Sir H. D. Wolff met at the Pembroke !trembly
rooms, on Thursday lesklifr. W. B. Rogers on:nolo': the
°hair. Sir Drummond doom:mind the attempt made by
it,. Gladstone to disestablish the Irish Choroh, and, as
regards the Malt-tax, be observed that he had always
been in favour of • great reduction, but could see no
prospect of its abolition at present. With regard to the
public expenditure, he quoted figures to show that in
one year, when Mr. Gladstone was in dike, it bad
attained a sum it had never arrived at under the Con-
servetive Government. In aoudad= he stated that be
felt sure the Conservative element was still predominant
in the borough of Christchurch, and that be dinnid be
at the head of the poll on the day of election.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

SR A FTES BURY.

Thu Er.gorms.—Mr. George G. Glyn has issued an
address to his constituents. He says :—"The Reform
Bill of 1867 has greatly increased the power of the
working classes, and haa increased thereby the responsi-
bilities of • vast number of our fellow-subjects. This
great measure of reform has been wrung from • tory
government, whose bout had been that their mission
was to stem the tide of demoersey, and who in vain
attempted to clover the abandonment of former pro-
fessions by ill-devised securities, and illusory attempts
to talcs away with one hand what was given with the
other. Despite the amendments carried by the liberal
party, the measure is still incomplete, and will require
revision at the hand of • new Parliament. I heartily
concur in the policy laid down by Mr. Gladstone, and
affirmed by large majorities in the House of Commons,
upon the question of the Irish Church. I consider
her fpuition untenable, and injurious alike to
the interests of the established Church of
England and of Protestantism in both countries.
I deny the doctrine which points to those
who desire justice and equality in matter. of
religion u the enemies of the church of England. I
believe that nothing can justify the state of things which
compels a majority to support an establishment for the
exclusive benefit and use of • rich and anall minority;
ant I can find no satisfactory :solution of the difficulty
in the palliatives which have recently been suggested in
the report of the royal commissioners. The attention
of parliament must be shortly directed to the question
of national expenditure. The taxpayers of this country
have a right to demand increased rigilance on the part
of their representative.; •nd it is my conviction that
economy, with due regard to the interests of the public
service, will only be attained under a government which
has the hearty support of a majority in the House of
Commons. My general political opinions are well known
to you. I am in favour of an enlarged systctu of
eiuestion—of the establishment of financial boards for
the better adjustment of your local burdens—and, if the
pressure of public opinion does not prevent undue and
illegillinate interference with the exercise of the Iran.
chine, I shall be ready to support any well-devised plan
which will secure free and independent action to the
voter. With the most heartfelt thanks for the kindness
with which you have hitherto trusted Inc. I venters to
appeal to the enlarged constitueney of your borough as
a firm supporter of liberal principles, and as an attached
follower of Mr. Gladstone, the great leader of the liberal
party."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

MOSlnt.—Tefore the Mayor (J. Tiaard, FAO, and
J. Ailing, Esq.
Cumuli or ROBBIRT.--Jigues Edwards Tel charged
with stealing, on Saturday afternoon last, • half-
sovereign, • coat, end a book of the Royal Naval
Reserve Certificate, No. 30,298, the property of Charles
Hebb. —The prosecutor said on Saturday last he rent
to drill on board H.M.S. St. George. After he mune on
shore he went to the Yons•ers' Retreat, in St. Thomas's-
street, and left his coat there. The coat contained a
half-sovereign and his oertificate. He had not seen it
since till that morning. Several witnesses were called
who proved the priponer took the cost.—The prisoner
pleaded not gritty, sad said Mrs. White told him that
be might weir the coat to go and fetch • pair of pincers.
The book was in the coat, but he did not see the half-
sovereign.—Committed for trial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

LONG FLEET.

Tux THONDimarronn.— Daring the thunderstorm
which prevailed here on Saturday, a hay stack and
a straw rick, belonging to Mr. Coo, of the Nag's Head
Inn, on the Wimborne road, were struck by the electric,
fluid, and totally consumed. Neither of them were
insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

COMPTON ABBAS.

Posing LgiliarT7n:—Zori--t-ic7since • grant of
books was received by the Rev. W. Eliot, the rector of
the parish, from Rebecca Hussey's charity towards the
formation of • parish library. To add to the grant
thus made • tea niect.ng was held in the parish on
Thursday, the 11th instant. The fanner, of the perish
liberally provided the tea, which was prepared in a
commodious barn kindly lent by Mr. Holloway, of the
Manor f*rin, and tastefully decorated fur the occasion.
About 140 sat down to tea, after which addresses wme
delivered by the following gentlemen. The Rev. IV.
Eliot first gave a brief sketch of the history of "the art
of printing," which had made the possession of a
library by a country village possible. He was followed I
by his father, W. Eliot, Eel , of Weymouth, who
kindly promised • present of books to the library, and i
advised his hearers to avail themselves of the amuse- :
molt and instruction which their library would afford I
them. The Rev. Wilson Browne. curate of Hinton '
Martell, next gave some excellent advice on "What
books to read, and how to read them." The Rev. P.
F. Eliot, incumbent of Holy Trinity, Bournemouth,
then spoke of the homes in which the books would be
read, and gave valuable suggestions on home happiness,
which he said mainly depended on siz "c•a," viz,
cleanliness, contentment, cheerfulness, cooperation,
carefulness, and concern for better things. The Rev.
W. Darley, of A Amore, concluded by temperately
advocating the claims of total abstinence. A sum of
£4 144.11.1. vu realized by the sale of tickets and two
subscriptions from the late Mr. Benham. of St. James's,
Shaftesbury. and Mr. Stag, of Bedchester, to the
: amount of 12*. were received at the tea, which sum,after
I the deduction of necessary expenses, will be sent to the
I Pure Literature Society, who liberally double all sums
sent to them for the purchase of village and other
libraries of • similar description.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

LONDON MARKETS.

BY EXPRESS a ELEG`TRIO TELEGRAPH.

PROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

MARK-LANE Brrr. 28.

Although the supply of English wheat was very
moderate, the demand for both red and white parcels
was in • sluggish state, and in some instances the
quotations had • drooping tendency. The general
condition at the samples was good. There wail rather a
large quantity of foreign wheat on offer. Even the
Sliest parcels met • heavy inquiry at barely stationary
prices. Floating cargoes of wheat were a slow inquiry,
but other produoe afloat was held at extreme ratite.
Fine barley ruled steady, at extreme rates; but
gritiling and distilling sorts moved off slowly, at barely
stationary prices. Malt steady. Good sound oats
realised full quotations; hastei samples were somewhat
difficult to move. Beans advanced Is. per qr., with a
steady demand. The supply was rather limited. Peas
quite as dear; inquiry inactive. The flour trade was
heavy, at last week's decline in the quotations. Maize,
owing to large arrivals, was somewhat lower to purchaeo.
Moeda and cakes were firm in value.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, SIFT. 21.
Exteesive supply of foreign beasts, sales steady, and
prises had an upward tendeoey. Moderato arrivals from
our own district.; demand steady at an advance Of
T ICO "MCC per SM, on last Mmday's rates. Best qualities
114. 4il. per Sib. Small supply of sheep, which showed
a similar improvement in CaTei rzLher dearer.
Pigs M. 41 to 4s. 4J. per 81b.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

CONSUMPTION

Which has now 1e:m..1 through 96 Editions of lOW each I
This remarkable 'book trenta of the mums. symptoms and
pogrom of this fell dasestac. through all It. 'togas, sod the

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTERESTLNG AND EXITUORDLNARY

CASES OF CURE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

asiltsb ire.

Ter Marquis of Weetmbuter Ima given • donation
of MO towards the enlargement of the filaradanry
Infirmary,

ATTEMPT= SUICIDE TM SALMI:MT.—On Monday
evening, a man named Thomas Walker, who resides is
Crane-street. Salisbury,was seen near his hones attonme-
ins to cut his throat. The razor was snatched from his
hand, lie was conveyed to the infirmary, his throat
being slightly cut.

- - -
EXTRAORDIRARY ARSTINIMCI FROM FOOD BY • PIG.
—A large heavy pig vrea lost by Mr. White. of Zoals
Farm, Mere, and it was at last accidentally diseovered
in the middle of a straw rick, where it must have been
imbedded for more than four weeks, during which time
it had no food or water. It is doing well. and no person
Gould imagine from seeing its condition that it had
undergone any hardship.

_ _
Di 5111513 AL Or Ta az I Marinas or W lawmen:a RirLz
CORPS.—During the march home from Heytasbury,
where Warminster corps had been to drill, on Wednes-
day evening, September 2nd, several members of the
band beanie very unruly, and would not obey the
orders of the officer in command, Ensign Wakeman.
This officer reported their conduct to the Captain of the
corps, whoordered • Court of Inquiry to investigate the
mse. The decision it arrived at was that Privates Frank
Holton, Thomas Turner, and William White, should be
dismissed from the corps and their names struck off the
muster roll.

SEVENTY-KEVIN SKIMP KILLID BY LTGEITSING.—TUB
storm which visited Devizes and its neighbourhood on
filluiday evening, caused the death of 77 slump belonging
to Mr. Robert Hooper, of Little Cbeverel, out of a
flock of 554 ewes, folded on the highest point of the
Fore Hill on Little Cbiverell Down. They appeared to
have been struck down whilst running round the fold,
and were lying in all positions. St:welts could be treeed
over their bodies in straight lines but In different dime.
ticns. and after they had been skinned the marks made
by the electric field were clearly risible. Some of them
were frightfully injured. Others appeared to here
struck on the heed, and did not eghibit any very aszked
evidenee of the muse of death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-29

CEIELNB ABBAS.

BUDDIN DEATH.—Mrs. Farr, the wife of Mr. Thome,
Farr, plumber and glazier of this town, died suddenly
on Thtustlsy tut, the 24th inst. She was upwards of
70 years of age, bat up to that time in the enjoyment of
Le. 4•1..

SPWIAL Swinton% Wedneeday.—Preeent : The Lord
Digby and Richard Marktr, Esq. —Henry Haddon, a
bailiff to Mr. Fooks. of Berton Farm, was brought up in
custody charged with having, as • servant, embezzled
large sums of money belonging to his master. As the
K.:clouts are in a complicated state, Mr. Fooks a.ked
the Numb to remand the prisoner until the neat justice
meeting, which request was granted. No bail being
offered, Madden was sent back to the lookmp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

POTATO MARKET.

ROlOOOll AND- IL-130, ir-i&y.—Sappliers of
potatoes extensive and considerably In exeess of thP
demand. In all descriptions sales have progressed slowly
it about late rate.. The quell., of a large proportion
of the produce has been inferior. English Regeote,
60. to 130. ; Scotch Regents, 60s to 130. ; French,
40. to 80..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

LARKED:I.

o-r-ssouse OEMS.
Qr

Gray ... IS to 45
46 to 48
White ••• 421° 46
Buda,. 62 to 46
Foreign, Mika
It)e 401042

English, SO to 86
" potato „.. SI to SS
Banish, fl to
" potato —to -S
Irish, black 23 to 31
" white• 23 to 31
Foreign, feed. to

" FLOOR.
Town-mad e,O 11$4. 62 tot?
Country 40 to 41
Norfolk and Suffolk... 37 to 32

TUESDAY. —Salisbury : Business slow, at a decline of
Is to 2s per qr. on wheat. Barley cheaper—flail :
Small business in wheat, at about late rates. Barley
Bat, at Is decline. Oats. betas, and peas firm.
WIDNItallsT. —Mark-lane : Lioaraely any buslnescand
prices nominally as on Monday. —Borten : Blow
demand for whilst at leper qr., less money. Barley
weaker. Oats and beans steady. Worksop : Wheat,
44 to thl per load easier. Barley declining.
Tntituinati.- Bristol: English wheat in short supply,
and mold slowly at a reduction of la-to 2s per qr. For
foleinn wheat 'Gamely any inquiry, and values were
nominally Is to 2. per qr. lower. Malting barley gave
way a farther Is per qr. ; grinding slow, and 64 per qr.
ehesper. le oat. mareely anything dole& mad values
moat be quoted 64 per qr. lower. Maize and beams each
gave way 64 per qr. _ .

_ . . - . -
VUZAT. L . I. d.
American, red per 4061 b. .. 68 .. 62
Polish Odom, !relief, soft, ditto .. 0 .. 0
Kohanka, hard, ditto .. 22 .. U
6 Whit, Taganrog, Don, Ac. , eon, ditto .. 46 .. 47
(Mirka, Wean, 241colael, soft, ditto .. 60 .. 62
Berdianaki Marianop!e, soft, ditto .. 62 .. 64
English, red and white, new, _ ditto .. 40 .. Z. 2

Englid), good to fine malting, per imp. gr.. 42 0 .. 60 0
Irish, ditto, ditto, ditto 42 0 .. 45 0
iriSh and French, grinding, pm 40Vin. 35 0 .. 36 3
Danube and Mediterranean, ditto .. 32 6 .. 33 0
OATS.

Limerick end other, line whit-1,717er 3201 b .. 59 0 .. 29 8
Cerk, Dublin, light, dil 27 0 28 0
Cork, Watesfurd, black, per 3041 b .. 25 6 .. 25 6
Irish teeny, ditto .. 26 0 .. 26 6
ULM.
FLOUR.

Egyptian, per 480111.
Englkh, per imperial qr.

41 0 .. 62 0
44 0 .. 60 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

The following members attended • meeting of this
Board on Wednesday last :—Menus. B. &riven (chair-
man), R. Lan°, W. Gibbs, B. Stone, B. Pearce, It.
Scriven, T. Gibbs, W. Combs.. C. Mitchell, J. Laos,
R. Flow,E. Prarmand A. Scriven, with R. N. Howard,
Esq., clerk to the board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURaL

SALE.
Ell ABLISII ED 1852.

MR. T. ENSOR bege to announoe that hi.
NEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY,
DECEMBER 5,1865. st the iterostroar mijoiniog the
South Walks, near the South- Western Railway Station.
'Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
PRINENT ENTRIIII :-
9 prime fat heifers the property of Mr. J. W. Janes
of Mappowder.
2 prime fat heifers. 2 ditto. 2 ditto.
2 ditto. 1 ditto. I ditto.
1 extraordinary fat heifer.
2 prime fat steers. 2 ditto.
R trash barrenirs, young and of god site. 5 ditto.
5 ditto.
10 fresh barreners. 2 ditto. 2 ditto.
2 ditto.
2 heifers and selves.
2 fat calves.
11 very prime fat old Sussex Down wstbon and 6 WA
tha property of J. J. FARQOHLIIIBOIII.
10 prime fat RAeotb down whether*.
20 prime fat Down whethese.
all prime fat 4-tooth ditto. 33 ditto. 25 ditto.
20 prime fat Same& Down ewes. 24 ditto.
10 ditto.
20 fat DOWD LIMA. 20 ditto. 30 ditto.
13 fat sheep.
3 useful cort horses, sound and good workers, and
their homage.
Bay. b 15 hands, quiet to ride and drive.
Chestnut cob pony, 13, very quiet to ride and drive.
Li.:ht spring ran, with tilt, in good erudition.
Spring cart.
6 pockets of good Kent hope, 1868, In lots of hill •
pocket.

Extensive Shed. are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Bale, at moderate l'hargea.
Commission-4d. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF SALE PA IU TO VENDORS

SAME DAY.

WAREHAM BOROUGH ELECTION.

ALL persons having any CLAIMS against
THOMAS IItANCIS FEFaIANTLE.
one of the Candidates for this Borough. are requested
to send the full partionLirs thereof to the undersigned
forthwith, in order that the same zoo be promptly
discharged

W. c. LArEY.
Election Agent for the hunt Thorny; Freneis Fremantle.
Wareham, November 24. 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

filarfuts.

At Mark Lane there has been a dullness in the eorn
trade throughout the week,the fall of la in wheat having
prevailed to the end of the market on Friday. The
prices of other kinds of grain and pulse for stock feeding
appear to have been influenced by the decline in value
of the leading Artie's, wheat. The meat naarkete have
Improved for all qualities. ha Gd. per stone live weight
is DOW th• price of the beet qualitiee and 3r. .
11. for kinds halfmeet, haltisone. The Wto
prices of sheep
remain below the value of beasts per pound.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

470 Stanton, John, Dorset place
10S1 Handal% H. A., 30, St. Thomas

.... . . 1 1
392 &demon, James, Union plane. . 1 1
1056 Puckett, Charles, Week Parade
716 Dibble, Henry, Park street . . 1 1
849 Hockaday, John, Upway sired . 1 1

street
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

WOOL MARKETS.

BRADVOILD, Thursday.—A fair quantity of wool has
clanged hands since Monday. Some of the tninaseitioos
love doubtleu been speculative. All the better classes
of wool are in good request, if anything there is rather
lee, doing in Down wools. Prises are on the whole
fully as firm u they were last week, if not firmer.
LONDON, Friday.—The publie sales of colonial wool
have opened steadily, with • good ettendance of both
home and foreign buyers. Many lots etperiencied a
brisk competition, and the value of some descriptions
showed an adranee,oompered with"the previous Nales,of
Id per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Friday. —The tone of the marketa has
been rather better, but the amount of bosinesa
transacted has been smalL Fine paroels have been in
improved request; other sorts, however, have bran
neglected. Prices are unaltered. Mid and East Kents,
106, to ET lbe.; Weald of Kent., 1:2 to ft 10.;
flatoen, £2 to £4 ; Farnham. 1:4 to It.; Coventry
.4 to 0; &mutton, £2 10s to E 4 ; Belgians £2 to ;
Yearlings, rs to £4 per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

HOll3ll HIE&

The contract for hone labour having expired on
Monday last,
Mr. Bourn' proposed, Mr. B. STONI seconded, and
it was agreed to, that tenders be invited for the work
for the next six months.

IMPILOVIMIIITS.

The Surveyor's report intimated that the road near
Yrs. White's had been repaired, that leading up the old
hill eompleted, and that from the church to Weston
was being done. There was now plenty of water at
West weir.
The Board directed that Love-lane should be repaired.
Some minor business was transacted, before the Board
*operated.
The following summary of receipts and expenditure
for the year ended Kan* 25, 1868. ham been published,
having been allowed by the auditor :—Dr. to amount
received on general district rate, £l3O 91. 10d. ; balance,
£306 2a 61. ; tot J, £735 120. 3.l.—Cr. By payments for
lighting, £36 ; public drainage, £5B 10s. 41 ; works for
water supply, £92 19s. 4a.; repa'rs of highway.
Ell 7 14s. Id. ; scavenging, k 37 Is. Id. Egobbadissmat
cAaros —malaria, clerk, 235 • surveyor, £35 16a. 61. ;
inspector of nuisanima £l5 ; i 235 16e. 6d.; printing,
, books and stationery, £l9 Bs. 3d. ; aloption of itet,;
283 154. 3d.; sundries, El 4s. 44. ;-2190 4. 41.:
, interest. £3 3s. 111. ; total, £735 120. 33.—Balance,
'To treasurer, 2305 2s. 54. By general district rate
, £306 c 15.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

RATING OF nil GOVT./LINENS FROPCITT.

The Board having claimed £54 is. 4d. for general dietriet
rate upon the property occupied as the prison °Mears'
quarters, a letter hal been received from the Home De.
partment,soggesting thatithe claim must have beeu made
In inadvertence' as the property being in the occupation
of the Crown, was not liable to rates. The letter went
on to say that the eontribution promised by the Lords
Commlesionsrs in lien of rates would be paid at the close
et the current parochial year; but any application for
It most be made to the Home Offioe and not at the
prison.
The CLERK said they could not help themselves. They
might say the letter had been read to the Board, and
wag satisfactory. Agreed to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

English, fond moulds, per 21301 b.
Unitael Mutes, Osinedisn, ke., smut super-
fine, per berrel.. - • • . 0 0 .. 0 0

35 .. 31 0

IXDIAN

Mixed 60.1033:10, per 42101 b. 0 0 .. 0 0
Danubian, ditto .. • • .. 36 6 .. 37 0
All/VAIA.-1111th : 0010 qrs. oats, 800 qrs. barley. Celesta ism;
2607 qrs. ebial, fill qrs. cats, 106 qrs. beaus, 28 sks. flour.
3 °reign: 540 qrs. barley.
Olowerefer Corn trade very quiet in every department.
Supplies of English and foreign wheat are more than
equal to the wants of the trade, and prices have further
given way le per qr. Barley sells slowly at a decline of
Is per qr. on malting, and Cat per qr. on grinding
samples. Oats sell in retail at about late rate& Beans
I. cheaper. Birmingham Moderate supply
of wheel, and to effect melee • reduction of SI
to Is per gr. was enbmittxd to. Fine barley le per qr.
lower. Beans rather dearer. Other articles unaltered
in value.

LONDON, Friday._ A fair supply for English wheat,
quality euoellent. Demand very Inactive, at Menday's
decline. In fareign wheat a few small transaction.
at about stationary currencies. Barley quiet. Malt
Inactive, at drooping currisneies. Oats somewhat
eateneive, and all new corn had a further downward
tendency. Maize met a moderate demand at late rates.
Beans and peas slow. Flour trade very inanimate, but
no alt.ratien took place in the values os any description.
Wakefield Wheat and barley each la cheaper, and the
trade is dull. —Licerpool : 'There wane full attendance,
but business very limited. Wheat 2.1 per cental and
dour 6d per sank lower than on Tuasday last. Maize in
small no least, at 3d. redaction, but mired, being still
scarce, is worth 390. Other articles slow and unchanged.
SATURDAT. —Bland/ant : Market fairly attended.
Barley, first elan quality in demand, with only a
moderate supply. Pricealrom Is. to 2.. in advance of
last week. Wheat no change. Oats in good demand.
Dorchester Wheat, 464 to 52a • average, 49. ;
barley, 331 to 41'u; average, 46s : Very
thin attendance, and a moderate supply of corn. The
demand for wheat, as indeed fur all other corn, was
quiet, and prices generally had • downward tendency.
—Minnie/4er : Attendahee thin, and supply of wheat
small. Demand appeared to be steady, and nearly
every lot was sold, farmers conceding a further redac-
tion of Is. per qr. For barley the demand was quiet,
and prioes ruled much as teat week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

Couto onDenu.

JUVENILE LABOUR.

To the Editor.

Sra,—Will parents and stock•owners never learn tl.at
it k unprofitable as well as cruel to send children of
tender years away front school to watch over Flock
On Friday. at our polioe-oourt, we find a child of seven
watching sheep at Weston, and be or his playmate have
cans-d the loss of an animal which the father of the
Ittle fellow declared he would not have sold for .1:5. I
remember seeing a tiny mite, aged six, on • bill more to
the north, guarding (1) two 00.1.1 and calves, ands abort
time after another boy tamed the death of a calf and
met the owner 1:12.
We cannot be sorry for such things, while the little
waifs of humanity are robbed of they mental food for
babes, and stunted in mind for life. Yet we have
farmers' associations offering prises for long servitude
even for throe under 18, and occasionally some poor
fellow, who must bays been a mere child when be began
grinding his brain, under bus hob-nailed boots, obtains
tire prim. What is more hopeless still, retlemen
whose aoudad all respeet, and whom judgment all
admit to be good except in this instance, ay oat against
compulsory schooling, and churchmen and dissenters
see unable to agree even on the Apostles' or, as Dr.
Posey suggests, the Nicene Creed, as • basis of Catholic
education. If such things go on, the call will be in
more ways than are dreamt of now, "Disestablish and
dieendow."—Yours treiy,
Weymouth, Nov., 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

W EYMOUTH ELECTION.

Mr. J. J. Powell, Q.C., when addreeeing the
electors at the close of the poll, intimated that he
would publish the names of thaw who signed the
requisition inviting him to contest the borough, and
bow they voted. In pursuance of the promise, we
have received the following list, showing the II&Mell
affixed to the requisition, and the votes they gave as
recorded by Mr. Powell's poll clerks. We believe
that some of those who are set forth as haring signed
the regulation deny having done so, and in one or
two instances the votes said to have been given do
not accord with the official poll book. With this
reservation ma to the accuracy of the document, we
publish it, and, if any one is reported incorrectly, we
shall readily note the error in our next inns.
"To JOHN J. Poirzu., Esq. Sir,—We the
undersigned electors of the Borough of Weymouth
and Nfelcombe Regis, being of opinion that you are
• fit and proper person to represent us in Parliament,
do hereby request you to stand for election, and do
pledge ourselves to support you and to make use of
every lawful means to secure your return at the
forthcoming general election."

N AMOS I Requialtiontsu. How voted.

1 I
a Z

209 Mead,David, High strest,Wsymontb —1
101 Dennis, Henry, 6, Weston terrace • 1
Rashleigh, Stephan, High street.
167 Holland, George, High street • • 1
202 Lacey, George, Chapel row • • 1
238 Orchard, William, High street • 1
190 lackett, Thomas, High West street 1
43 Bartlett, Thom" High street-
SO Chalker, Richard, High street • - 1
69 Cole, Thomas, High street - I
291 Scott, Samna, Love lane • • - I
360 Allen, John, Oakley place • -
255 Parsons, Daniel, Ebenezer place • 1
269 Purchase, William, Franobise street 1
376 Bart, James, Hondord street - • 1
78 Chick, George, St. Nicholas street - 1
266 Rashleigh, William, High street •
124 Elbum, William, Chapel steps - 1
180 Hawkins, Henry, West row • •
169 Herridge, Albert, Silver street •
324 Tell, Richard, High West street -
263 Pitman, John, Silver street -
207 Mass, John, High West street • 1
262 Piney, John, High street
170 Hutchings, William, Boot lane - 1 1
2E3 Smith, John, High West street - 1
325 Tizard, William, jun., Jockey's row
19 Board, Thomas, Boot laae • • 1 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

MARRIAGES.

Moremher 17, at Bt. John's chureh,Watorloo,London,
by the Rev. J. A. Johnson, John, only son of Mr.
John Foster, Sheriff's °Boer, Bridport, to Miss 11.07
Ann, fourth daughter of Mr. C. Hutt Windsor Castle
Hotel, London.

---N—S;em-her-TIT at the pariah church, Tolpuddle, by
the Rev. G. L. Nub, Mr. Joseph Drake, to Amelia
Tuffan, both of To!puddle.
November 2a, at Pimperne, Blandford, by the Rev.
T. W. Bury, brother of the bride, assisted by the Rev,
Henry Wright, br 'toter of the bridegroom, Philip son
of Prsocis Wright, of Demaston Manor, Derbyshire.
to Alice Pairabeth, youngest daughter of the Ray.
William Bury, rector of Pimperne.

DE AT II&

- ---
November 17, at Bare Reif. ia his 77th year, after a
abort Mote+, Moms& NOll, 802
November 25, at Si, Michael's-lase, Bridpart,Charity,
weft daughter of Captain E. Lee, aged 11 years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

rATTLE

_
MtTROPOLITAW, Thursday. Mods-rate supplies of
beasts. Prime broods in request, at full prioes, but
inferior breeds flys/bete& Show of sheep was somewhat
limited, nevertheless the Undo ruled heavy, at Into
rates. Calves inactive. bat the valise of prime animals
was well supported. For pigs, the trade woo quiet, on
former terms.
Pet 811*, to sink the Offal.
a. d. s. d. s.d. s. d.
Inf. coat... beasts 3 0103 I PorneBoulh4owne4 810 5 0
SecenJ quality... 3 6 to 4 0 Irk. coarse cab 3 6tc 4 6
Proof 111110 c tell 4 210 4 I I Prim. small
Prime fleet( ke. 5 oto 5 4 I.arge hog. 3 4 tc 3 F
Inf. roams slop 21010 3 4 Neat porker. 3 1010 4 G
Second quality . 3 6to 4 0 Itekng. calves,erh Cl 44 to 24 0
Prime coaree•rll4l Slot 0 Qr. old eir 44,410 22 oto'A 0
TOTAL SUPPLY. Folllon armor.
Renate
Slump

.... eV I Beads
till I Mr!!

Calves l9O I Caivos
Pigs I Pip
Hamm, Thuraday.—Good supply of beef, including
150 beasts from Ireland, uf middling quality, and some
firse-class heifers. Trade was very dull; best descrip.
tions fetched 65s to 684, sod secondary sorts, 56. to 60,
per ewt. A very slow trade in sheep, of which there
was a abort supply, but It proved quite equal to the
demand, there being not much oall for mutton ; 61 to
6id was obtainable f.,r wethers, and 54 to feli for ewes
end inferior sheep. There were • number of mileheows,
of middling quality, on offer, and business was brisk, at
prices in favour of the buyer. Of store cattle we bad •
moderate supply • trate was quiet, at late rates. About
1,000 pip were in the market; • good trade was done,
bacon pigs and porkers realising from 10. 104 to us per
pore. A moderate show of Lorseg, and a good many
sales were effected.

NEWOATZ AND LIADENBALL, Friday —Full average
iop'i,u of meat are ou rale at these mvik.•ta. For all
qualities he ttrade has beau dull, at about late rates.

Per 811. , the-t4acue.

• . ,
si. d. 4. d. I
Inferior beet .. 2 10 to 9 0 Interior motion 3 oto 3 4
Middling ditto 3 4„ 3 6 bldhne ditto.. 3 8,, 310
Prime large I. 3 8 4 2 Prime ditto.. . 4 0„ 4 4
Prime small dttto 4 4 . 4 61 Bma I p.ek ... 3 10, 4 6
Teal 3 6 4 8l Large ditto.... $ 2 „ 310
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

ISIRTIIB.

November 16, the wife of Mr. C. Caudill, Royal
Arms. Bournemouth, of soon.
Novernb. r 17, at Wincauton, the wife of James
Burrage, MG., of • son.
November, 16, at No. 2, fat, John's-wood, Holden.
burst•road, the wife of Mr, E. Tucker, of. son.
N..vembor 16, at the Fitzpains Arms, Winton, the
wife of Mr. Alfred Stroud, of a son.
November 24, at Eaat-atreet, Bridport, the wife of
Mr. W. L. Matthews, of •
November 25, at Portville. Itridport, the wife of the
Bev. G. F. Brown, curate of ltruiport, or 'laughter.
November 25, at Sydling St. bicholaa, the wife of
Mr. Robert Guppy, of • daughter.
Nov-mher 36, at the C.stle, South-street, Bridport,
the wife of Mr. Henry ',inborn, of • daughter,
14, vember 26, at Blandford, the wife of Mr. Henry
Sandal, of • son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-01

BRIDPORT.

_
Bot Oran Prrrr Ssaators, Tuesday. —Before F.
Good, and W. H. Hay. &gra
A boy, named Wiffiast Way, summoned for throwing
stones in East-street, on Sunday evening, plvaded guilty,
and tram fined Is., and 6s. 64. costs, allowed fortnight
to pay in, and in default. 7 days' imprisonment.
Sicily Powell, a girl of 16, ersa charged with stealing
goods from bee father, and pawning them.—Yr. Day
;prosecuted. It seemed the girl behaved well till the
hist twenty mouths, and on the fith October through
her brother finding some pawn tickets, it was
discovered that she bad stolen no legs than thirty
panxls of goJids, and pawned them all to Peggy
Pomeroy, or her son, Samuel Allen. Prosecutor had
cautioned the pawnbrokers not to Mks any foods In
pie lge offered by his daughter. He identified the
whide of the artiolen

Samuel said the I
of black trousers for 64, lid., and said her father sent
her, as he was out of work, and she pledged them in his I
name. She had some tea and other household goods
prisoner
reln-a Ain hti house r
Sept.,
2d,
and
pairnad
pair ;
with part of the money. On sth September prisoner '
brought two new shirts and pawned them for 3s. 3d.
She told him she made shine for sale, and had made
these. On August 24, she brought the sheet marked
George Powell, and pledged it for is. 30. Wane.'
Identified 25 other lota of goods which were pledged
with him by the prisoner. He said he had always been
very particular in sulking pri•oner about the goods, and
she, as he thought, always gave him straightforward
answeta. He knew she was his father's housekeeper, so
thought she was sent by him.—Prisoner said she never
said to Samuel Allen what he said she did.—Proeteutor's
father said prisoner had been in the union the greater
I part of the time since October 9th. —There was a second
charge against the prisoner for haring goods under false
pretences of Mr. Bartlett, draper, she having hal goods
of him from time to time in the name of her father
without his knowledge, moet of which she had after.
wards paid for. Mr. Bartlett did hot wish to pegmatite
as the girl heel always behaved well to his, and he
withdrew the charge.—The father of prisoner mid he I
had intended next sprieg sendang her to Atnerica.— I Prisoner pleaded guilty to her father's charge against I
her, and the magistrates sentenced her to two mouths'
Imprisonment with hard labour, stating that it was •
eery painful ease to them to hear, but considering
prbener's age they had only given her this lenient
aentenee in the hope she aught baled to repent Aod
reform her oonduet—Some little time ego the girl
charged her father with assaulting her and he was fined,
and that arose we believe from his finding out she had
been stealing from hint then.
Georpe Rides, brought up In sestody charged by hi
Sarah Mita with assaulting her and threatening
her life, was bound over for lig mouths himself in S2O,
and ou• Rudy hs 220. ;
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

CATTLE MARKETS.

tilwritoPotrraN, Thursday. -Moderate supplies of
beast.. Prime breede sold Ire«ly, at Monday's advenee,
<Aberrant) the trade ruled quiet. Sheep steady, at fall
quotation.. Prime mall calves wore in fair request,
but for inferior breeds the demand was inactive. Pip
quiet.

Per tbs., to rank the Offal.
4. . a. d.
coarre beasts 3 to 3 6
',trona quality... 3 to 4 4
Prime twig, cam 4 to 5 2
reline acrits, Sac. 6 to 5 0
hi. coarse sheep 3 to 3
Sevilla quality . 3 to 4 2
Prima coarse slid 6 to 4 ti
TOTAL ICITLT.

_
d. s. d.
PrlroeSouthdorras4 10 to 5
I.rg. <oars. <alter 3 6 tt. 4 6
Priam mall
Large Logo 3 Ott 310
Neat rad porker , 4 I/ to 4 0
&Aug. calres,eelt 50 0 t. 06 0
Ur. old str pers.do 32 0 to :5 0

Sheep .

&{OQ

Calves..
Pigs ..

I Beasts

- - .
121 (.Ivoe
37 1 Pigs .

Burro, Thursday.— Very large supply of fat beasts,
but the consignments from Ireland were not larger than
usuaL For anything goal there was an active &Intend
at about hot week's prices, best descriptions realising
from 615. to Affs per cwt. ; but secondary samples remained
ow band, and only realised low figures, which ranged
from 58. to 63s per cwt. The sheep pens were not well
filled. There was a moderate trade for good ',ethers,
but inferior qualities were negl-cted, and could with
difficulty be sold at hid per lb. • beat "tethers realised
Cid, and in a few Instances 6i:l. The c,naiunments of
atore cattle frou Ireland continue very shirt, but they
are quite sufficient for the demand, which remains dull,
and trade shows little prospect of reviving. Of much
cows we had a large supply, but the demand was any.
thing but equal to it, and aco.np.ratively limited trade
wu done at a marked reduction in prices, which ranged
from £l2 to LIT. There was a short supply of pigs, and
• brisk traie soon cleared all off at an advance in prices,
which we may qttOte at front lls to lls 3d, and in a few
arms lls 6.1 per score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

WI BCILDIIO.

Soma ooneeirration then arose as to the new infirmary,
which it WU proposed to erect on Mr. Wye°ld's
premises, at the side of the *mete-hall. Mr. Reynold
was ready to swept CGOO for his interest in the property,
which it wan supposed would be raised by the sale of
the present building, sod It was eappoeed that the new
erection would cost hes than £2,000. Of this Sir
Frederick Johnst no had contributed £2OO, and Mr.
Fliot £lOO, and the sub-committee were requested to
use every elution to nbtsin the remainder of the motley,
their being • covenant in the lease that the building
should be erected within two years.
The proceedings elowl with a vote of thanks to the
Mayor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

CONSUMPTION

Which has nnw paused thrnazb 91 Editions of TOW sae\
This remarkable lionk mato a the mom srmatom.
prograw a this fell disease. tliniush all its stages, aud

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTERITING AND EXTRAOILDLVARY

CASES OF CURE.

TREATS ALSO OF ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

ISLE OP PURBECK.

ROYAL NATII-0-1-A-L 311 L - On
Thursday a meeting of this institution was held. The
thanks of the institution were ordered to be given to
Mr. Benjamin Heaps, of Northwood, Manchester, in
acknowledgment of his gift of the lifeboat Mary Heaps,
about to be sent to Hinueeridge, on the 'out of Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

BRIDPORT.

COUNTY Prrrr Simmons, Monday. Before W.
Faq„ and S. P. Oundry. Feci.—Jois Guppy
pleaded guilty to stealing IA insomnia wipe and pair ol
trousers froin George Coombe, landlord of the New Inc.
Corscombe, and warn sentenced to two months' hard
labour.

A Pgmor Ream° was given at the Drill-ha]!
on Monday night on behalf of the building fund of
court " Star of the west," Ancient Order of
Foresters. T. Hounsell, Esq., presided. The Rev.
H. Calloway kindly gave his services as one of the
readers, as did also Mr. Hughes (the secretary of the
court) Mesas. Morgan, Farr, Powell, and Salisbury;
Mr. G. G. Williams gave some comic songs, Mr. W.
Stone played a solo on the violin, and Mr. Hughes
danced a military hornpipe. There was a large
attendance. The size of the room rendered difficult
reading loud enough to be well beard by all. To-
wards the olom some of the audience began to get
rather noisy, and one mischievous person turned off
the gams, so that the room we understand was in
darkness except one light above the platform.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The Fast Dorset Ilounda—Wednesday, Sturminsta
Common • Saturday, St. Gileis—at IL
Lord Yoltiniore's Hounds--Wednosday, Litton Village;
Friday, Egordon bill; Saturday, Bsaminater
tunnel—at 11.
The Shickmoor Vale Foxhounds Tuesday (this day)
Temple Comb.; Thursday, liagber Bridge; Friday,
. .

Barnes Cross•roids—at 11:
Yr. Radalyffe's Hounda—Thursday, Warmwall Holm,
—at 11.

PUBLIO

Tuesday, B.—Salisbury Great Market.
Wednesday, 9.—Ezeter Fair.
Thursday, 10. --Salisbury cheese fair.
Dorchester County Court.
Friday, 11. —Chippenham (cheese) sad Ringwood fairs.
Yeovil Great Market.
Saturday, 12.—Weymouth County Court.
Sunday, 13.-3r4 Sunday in Advent. Sun rises 7.56
a.m., seta, 3.54 p.m.
Meaday, IC—Ember Week.

BIRTHS.

November 25, at Bore Regis, the wife of F. D. Lys,
Rw. • of a son.
November 29, at Evershot, the wife of Kr. Rothwoll,
of • duightcr.
December 2, at Charles-Week Dorchester, the wits
of Mr. William Dobson of a son.
_ _

December 7, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. James
Andrews, of • son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

A meeting was held on Thursdsy lut. at the Council
Chamber, in order to appoint Ward Aldermen for the
ensuing year. The no.mbers present were : The Mayor
(J. Timed, Esq.), Counr:Hors Buck, Roberts, Commins,
Byer, R. Thomas, Brown, Webb, Bet* Mason, Bsrling,
and Vertue, with F. C. Steggall, Esq., Town Clerk.
The Aldermen were not summoned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-08

!HINR OF DISRAELI'S
LTION

Menlaud Radkela asy
that-- _ _

It is the last of • series
of tricks Wended to leave
Gladstone in an awkward
situation at a short notice
—unfair, unprecedented—
only a so:wilco of something
that scald sot hare been
held • fortnight longer.

LgcrioNs PROVE?
The Liberals say that--
1. The large eonstituensies
are with ths Liberals, u is
shown by figure%
2 The Conservatives have
been beaten worse than
they ever were before.
3. The Liberals are sup-
ported by all the intel-
ligence of the country.

TEN ANT•RIG UT?
they have never yet told

THE NEW MINISTRY.

First Lord of the Treasury ... Mm. GLADDTOIIII.
Secretary of Foreign Affairs Lord CLAILINDON.
Colonial Secretary Kul GIANT' IX&
Seeretary at War . Mr. CAW/WILL.
Chancellor of thelizeheriner... Mr. Lows.
lodian Secretary The Dug. of Argyll.
Irish Secretary Mr. FurrtscuL
Lord Chancellor . . Sin W.Pasin WOOD.
First Lard of the Admiralty... Kr. Campus.
President of the Board of
Trade

Lord eil•1100110T for Irelead— Mr. JOBllOll 011AGAII.
The Attoroey•Geoersl ROBLAT COLULL,
Lord &dreads for Scotland— Mr. licusoauurr.