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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

!'[BORNE.

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FOR TUE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL IN
Foggrom Penn.—Two sermons in aid of the above
beret; wag preached at the Minster, Wimborne, on
Sunday, 11thinst., by the Rev. Laster Lester, rector of
igo.geog Wild. The solketions at the close of the
111“6111 assosated to £l5 se. On Tuesday evening •
pew. meeting was held at the Town-hall, lieut.-10GL
Paget in the Muir. The hall wee arevritsd. On the
'getter= were, amongst others. the Rev. Pre
Oeslew, Rev. Good, Boy. Leder Lester, rel!ag
Pix, and Rev. W. & Peke, mimionary from Antigua.
The Her. Prebendary Onslow reed the report, which
showed that the Wiaiborne district. lan year, mint in
d .aarions, subeerintions, be., £46 Os. 10d. to the Parent
elate. The Rev. W. R. Paige gave particulars of the
sort the society was doing in all pats of the world,
• impseially among the negro., of the West India
Islands. A vote of thank, to the chairman, and to the
goo.
.P4p, brought the meeting to noises.
A " DIAZ Coursoros. —Elizabeth Broadribb,
Pamphill was brought up before Mr. Baskett, on
Ttie.d.y last, charmed with stealing £4 10e. from the
pereon of Benjamin Watton. of RedbilL It appeared
that on the previous Monday, prosecutor met the
prisoner at the E tug wood station and came withler th
Wimborne. In the town he met her again end went
with her into several public houses, one of which was
the Crown. When he went into the Crown Inn, he
counted his money and found he had £7 10a. Shortly
after he missed his puree and accused the prisoner of
stealing it. the said she had not got his money, but in
• minute or two after, in moving about, the purse
dropped from her d.ess. Prosecutor opened it and found
it contained only £1 10.. lie then sent for the potion
prisoner was marched but only Is. Bd. found upon her,
the room was LIMO searched but no trace could be dis-
covered of the abstracted money. Prisoner stoutly
maintained that shs was innocent, but the magistrate
oommitted hector trial, though he commented to Wu,

WAREHAM.
—en "Sim* Correspond's* is
nepiired for Wareham and • liboarlsood. Apply to
the Editor, Chursh•street,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

RAY MARKETS.
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-11;71A.-101. £3
clover, £4 108. (Id. to L 6 105. (Id.; sod straw:
in es. al. to lb. 04 Per lei& A wink* supply,

WARN YOU AM FOR
GLENFIELD STAROH
SEE THAT YOU GET IT,
AA Inferior kinds on often Sabrtivated for the nits of
ones nein.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.

BOIJLTES EMBBOCATION.--Safferers
from rheumatism, lumbago, sprains, broiser,
stiffness of the joints and mtuoles, weak limbs, Loss Of
power, swelled gland, and other whew or punk ire
advised to seek speedy and certain relief by applying
Bootrga Embroostion. Testimonials with each bottle.
IL lad., 2s. 91, and 41. 6d. per bottle. J. SANG= and
SONS, 150, Oxford-street, W.

USED IN THE ROYAL APARTMENTS.
MRDALS AT THE EXHJSITIONS :
PARIS, 18.5.5, Ass LONDON. 1862.
IT IS UNRIVALLED AS A
GLOVE CLEANER.
CLEANS AND
REMOVES
GREASE,
OIL.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

DORCHESTER FAIR, OCTOBER 26.

AIR. T. SNSOR haa— with
been favoured wi
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, in the Fair Field, at 12
o'oloek.
53 Dorset Horn ewes, in lamb to a Down rant, will
. . . _

begin lambing in December.
150 ditto, will lamb in November.
30 ditto.
TO Portland ewes in lamb too Down rens.
20 Down ewes. 20 ',ether lamb..
Entries received up to morning of Sale.

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL
SALE.
Erl ADLISHII) 1832.

T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
MYLNEXT SALE will be held on SATURDAY.
OCTOBER 24, MK at the lisroarroeY adjoining QM
fleathiWalks, neer the Soatb-Wosters Railway 12116410 w.
PRISM Emits :

S fat heifers.
1 fel deg.
2 fat heilera 2 ditto. 2 ditto. 1 ditto.
4 lamb *owl. 1 baba, 2 fresh rows, sad 1 oz.
3 In-call
4 hemmers.
2 bolls.
2 fat calves.
40 fit prime Down ewe& 50 ditto. 30
20 ditto. 90 ditto. 10 ditto.
Mn' .tai. 20 ditto.
30 prime fat &mei Down ewes. 10 ditto.
15 ditto.
20 fat Down-ewes.
20 fat Down wetbers.
10 fat Down wethere. 5 ditto. 6 ditto.
90 fat Horn wetbere.
80 fat Horn ewes 25 ditto. 15 ditto.
20 ditto.
10 Horn ewe., will lamb in November.
At the Heron Repository. Plume of Feathers Inn, at

tbri)i O'clock.

Well bred &wet horse, 15.2. very darer bunter.
Bay °A, 6 years, 14, sound, quiet to ride, just broken
to hareems.
Brown cob, 7 years, 14, sound quiet to ride and
drive.
Bay horse, 6 years. 15, sound, quiet to ride and drive.
Black borne, 15, quiet to ride and drive.
Bay horse, quiet to ride and drive.
Grey Esnioor cob, 6 yearn, sound, gullet to ride and
drive, and will cur; • lady.
Grey nob, 6 years, 14. sound, quiet to rids and drive.
Bay pony, 5 yew, 13, sound, quiet to ride and drive.
Bay cob, 14, without reserve.
Black cart horse, sound and good worker.
Bay eob, 4 years, 14.2, round, quiet to rids and drive.
Grey pony, 13, quiet to ride and drive.
Bay pony, 6 years, 13. vary quiet for children to ride
and drive, and o small photon and burner.
2 sets of gig hornet.. riot of pony barseet.
1 string and 2 thill ban:tweet.

Early Entries are respectfully solicited.
Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Bale. at nialerate Charges.
Commission—id. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
IS per cent on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OV SALE PAIL) TO VENDORS
RABE DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

WOOL
.1141ICILTS.

LONDON, Fridai.ll;tbe7-16;is seli7rity has prevailed
in the market for colonial and low wools, bet no change
has taken place in prices. Enshalt wools Ims been quiet,
on former terms.

BRADFORD, Thersday.—Thve is but little inquiry on
the pinta spinners. Lustre aul Down wools are in fair
demand at good prices. blears. G. and W. Totrnend
have held a public sale of wcol this afternoon. There
was • large attendance, and oompetition was on the
whole rather brisk; good ambit wools sold well, and
went • shade dearer.

HOP HA.LKET.

Bottooon, Friday.—We hate no alteration to notice
in the character of this market. Fine parcels move off
freely at full prices; but inlerior produce has been
nleoted. Mid and East Ken., 1.1 lOs to £7; Weald
of Hants, £3 to £5 ; Sasses, £llO. to /A de ; Farnham,
1:4 10s to OS 10.; CtrrlottlY.t..l4 es to £5 6.; Bavarians,
£55. to ft 64; Bolgialta. ES 51 to Ea 15.; Yearling,
£5lO. to £4 10a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

CONSUMPTION

Which has now passed thrneeh 96 Whims of 1000 each I
Thu remarkable book treats of the MUMS, symptom', and
program f Ulu fell disiesll.o, thfongh all Its stages, and the

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTERESTMG AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

WRITAOTJELCH.

Co-opeterrotr.-eh—quarier. ly report of the
Industrial Co-operative dociety established in this
villsge, shows a balance of £43 15. &It, on the capital
account for the quarter scams September 30th,
which after allowing EIS Ils for depreciations and
sped.' allowances, gives a balance of E. 41 4s.
disposed of in the following manner ;—Payment
interest to shareholders. El Ils. 44.; mares filed last
quarter, £73 est. 80.; addition this quarter, £41.. 74.;
dividend on nu Hu. members purchases, at Is. 744.
in the pound, £l2 Is. 34d ; balance carried to next
quarter, 31.74. total, £4l te.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

-6VIToRskr.

Tuaria,_
AS Parliament will soon be dissolved, I
vesture to express a hope that those who have
hitherto enjoyed the Franchist. es well as those who
have now &squired it for the first time, will do me the
honour of electing me to serve as *se of their Represen.
tatives in the new Hous ol Commons.

Since I was last elected, the Act relating to the
Representation of the People has been amended by •
large extension of the Preach"..; but there are some
Clauses in the Reform Act of 1867 which the next
Parlisusent will, I hope, alter and improve.
Two of the pancipal questions of the present day are
the Education of the People and the Policy to be pur-
sued towards the Irish Church. With retard to the
former, I shall oppose any scheme for raids( a Compul-
sory Local Rate for Educational purposes. On the latter
question I have voted, and intend to vote, In favour of
the Reeolutions which would put an end to the second-
spay of the Established Church in Ireland, a. I believe
it is impossible to maintain the existing state of that
Chinch, and that it is right to do such an act of justice
to the Irish as we is England should desire if we were
In • similar positive. Ite deMila of any eta will iloot
way careful cooststeratice, when they are fully brought
before Parliament ; and I shall veto for no &theme
which, in my opinion, can injure the Protestant religion,
or which does not deal liberally with vested interests
and private or personal rights. The Union made in the
year 1800 of the two Churches of England and Ireland
has not added to the numbers of the Protestants in
Ireland, and has been upheld rather by the power of
England than by the affections of the Irish. I believe
that their separation will not weaken the Clinrob of
England, while the people maintain the true Protestant
doctrines of the Christian Church. _

The increase in National and Local Taxation requires
careful scrutiny, and I shall support all well considered
measure.' which may tend to diminish expense, while
maintaining efficiency; and shall be prepared to assist
in removing or lessening the burden of a Tax which
may be moved to press unequally on any portion of the
oommunity.
Trusting thut my politieal conduct has met with your
general approval,
I remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
W. H. B. PORTMAN.
Gurweston, October 10th, 1888.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

BLANDFORD.

A GooD gikupti—jOiT-a;e—iniormed that Sir W.
Smith Karriott, Bart, of the Down House, near abed-
ford, has raised the wages of his gardeners from 10g, to
Ils. pm weak.
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Crrr MISBIIOIIB —The annual meeting on
behalf of this aociety wsa held at the Town-hall on
Tuesday afternoon, Colonel Manuel in the chair, who,
In a few timely remarks, introduced the deputation,
the Rev. Mr. Tyrrel, to the meeting. He gave • most
grephia description of the state of things, showing the
Importance of the work carried on amongst the myraul
peopled city. The facts given of usefulness, and
&rent conversions to God through the vrork of the miedon
were very telling. The rev, gentleman closed his most
interesting Addams by one of the most solemn direct
appeals to the easement" that will make his address
long remembered. The attendance was good. Comm.
Hon amounted to ES Oa. 6d. J. C. Hansel, Req., of
Longtbornm, would hay. been present at the meeting,
but for • prior engagement sit& his yeomanry troop.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

CRANBORNE

lIANNEN is favoured with inatruo-
.i.v.d. Eons to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
OCTOBER 22, 1868, the FARE bTOCK and STOCK-
IN.TRADE or Mr. Cloaca WHIFFIN, Garner:
comprising, a rick of prune clover bay from 8 Mlles
with liberty of removal. MOW of wheat Um produce of
4 wires, mow of dredge the produce of 41 awe., heap of
wheat straw, 2 two-year-old heifers, • pair of van
borsea, 1 eight-year-old, the other twelve-year-old, both
bays and good workers, a grey mare in fool, • three-
year old dark grey colt broken to barnese and suitable
for an omnibus. an iron.grey 2 year-old colt, heap of
stable manure, heap of manure for drilling purposes, 4
cwt. of artiaciel manure in bars, • two or three hors*
waggon on iron arms, 2 four-wheel earrier's vans with
springs, double shafts and patent aoles, • two-wheel
spring cart with tilt, • double-bodied pbateon, spring
cart on patent salsa, 2 pair of double hareem nearly
new, thill and Icon ditto. 2 pair of plough harness,
iron plough by Tusher, roller and pair of drip, wheel-
barrow, weggon jack, grindstone, bushel measure, 12
sack bogs, fan and stocks, forks, rakes, prongs, shovels,
iron bar, eider pipe and hogshead, large mails tab,
potion steamer, be.
Bale at one °Week.

DORSET CHURCH ASSOCIATION.

Presidea :

Tam Rion? Hoc nu- SeArnim:Tay, ILO.

ALECTURE will be delivered in the Town
HALL, Doacneersa, on TUESDAY EVENING,
OCTOBER 27. st half-pest seven o'eloolt, by Rey. E.
W. PEARS, M.A.. Rector of Dorchester St. Peter's,
Hos. Seeretury of the dasciatioo.
The subject PRIEST UPON THRONE,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

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Norstusbire.

DOW? Miemastmag Sark= WM
commence to-day (Tuesday) for the transaction of the
county Wainer and the trial of prisoners sill tab.
Place on Wiediesedsy. The following are the names
of the priselsan for trisi : —Janne Rase obtaining money
by Ulm pretenoss at Wimborne Minster; David Bugler,
assault with bitmit ho., at Portland Frederick Bay,
cutting and wounding at Portland; Thomas Clark,
amaiing boots at Weymouth ; Elisabeth Darla, dealing
• watch at Comoornbe ; Hermann Zimmerman, assault
with intent dm, at Winterbourne A blies ; Jams.
Edwards, stealing • coat, he.. at Weymouth; Henry
Haddon, einhasaleineut at Corns Abbe..; George Short,
dealine mosey at Dorchester, Henry Derrick, Charles
Davis, stealing • boo of cigars at Kilborne St. Andrew;
Meg Udall, housebreaking at Boaminster.—Chs EMI :
William Bridle, damaging =whine or engine at Hinson ;
Richard Williams, Peggy POMMY, *tailing candiee it
Bridport William Biggs, Joseph Keaty, stealing barley
at Sherborne ; William Maidment, assaulting constable
at Blandford ; Ellen Sergeatt, steeling money at Wey.
mouth ; Dorms King. obtaining goods by false pretenoca
at Sberbores ; Samuel Rabbits, stealing wood at Won.
borne St. au,., Eliza Broadribb, stealing money at
Wimborne Minister; Thomas Cornelius Baiter, he
being a Wee of • artain carriage, (lid convert it to
hie own use at 13Itafteabury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

CATTLE MARKETS.

Iltraorourisr—,— supplies of
boats. Prime breeds in request, at full quotations, but
for inferior stock the demand wss inactive. With sheep
the market was woidcrfudy supplied. On the whole
there was o. fair inquiry, at late rake. Prime small
calves were Pearce and dear, but inferior breeds moved
off slowly. Pigs in moderate request, at full prices.
Per 811.., to ink it. OftaL
a. d. a. d. 8. d. 8. d.
Inf. roam brut. 3 2103 4 :Pr4onoloutlidoonss 2 to 6
Second quality„. 3 6 tea 10 ,Leg. coarse calve. 3 610 4
Prime Wu. roes 4 0106 0 Ption small
Prime Scots, hc. 5 2to 5 4 'Large hop ......
Inf. comae cheep 3 3108 8 Neat met porkers $ 10 to 4
Second quality .. 3 10 to 4 4 'eckne. cahrea,eoh 22 oto 26
Prime coarse wild 4 6to 6 0 IQ, old str.plcs,do 28 Ole 97
TOTAL ICITI.T. TOMMIE sornr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

CHORAL CONCERTS.

ITIHE DORCHESTER SOCIETY, conductor.
Mr. J. Rontosow, beg to announce that they
purpose giving • series of THHEE CONCERTS, at
the Town.hall. during the winter !swaths, for which
they respectfully invite subscriptions.
Subscribers of 10a. 6d. will rewire Two Tiohete for
Reserved, or Four 'hetet' for Unreserved Seats, for
each of the Three Concerts. Subeeriben'liaall entered
at the Music Saloon, CornhilL
THE FIRST CONCERT for the Reason will be given
cso THURSDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1961. Seats may be
Reserved and Programmes obtained at Mr.
Music Saloon, CerabilL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

MANOR OF CRANBORNE.

MR. HANNEN is favoured with instroo-
lions front the moot noble the MARQUIS OF
SAussuar. KG.. to SELL by AUCTION, On
WEDNESDAY, the 26th OCTOBER, DM, At lb.
Crow. Keys Inn Cranboroe, at two o'clock. 46 ooros of
ezoell.-nt UNDkRWOOO 1. 10 Lots, also 55 SCOTCH
and 26 SPRUCE POLE. large ASH TREES, cud 40
One BEECH TREES Full parttculate are in catalogues,
which may bo had of the Aocriowass, at Fordingbridgo,
at of Mr. ISTARFORD, Honor Homo, Cronborne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

PARICBTONE.

-
Tai Fdicrion. —During the past week sevesel meet,
lop have been held bore with reference to the forth.
ooroing political contest. The leading supporters of the
two gentlemen seeking parliamentary homes, namely—
Mr. Charles Waring and Arthur Guest, Esq.. have
been and still are strenuously exerting themselves for
the respeotive candidates, but it seems that the majo
pert of the constituency have not promised their votes
anticipating no doubt that sundry hogsheads of "suger'T
will be clistributed somewhat late on the day of election,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

Jortign Intelligence.

8010D11 Or • CHILD.—A boy at Paris, of &TOO,
we. Catlaht, a fell days past, attempting to gt Nal a
herring, and was taken to hie father, to whom the
oirounistanoe WWI told. Next morning the little fellow
we. found hanging In his bedroom.
Errtuosrauseg STORY. The Pall KaU Gazette
relates the following extraordinary story on the
authority of a correspondent at Rome. He says:—' I
was mistaken in informieg you that Monsignor
Villanuova-Castellaoci had resigned his post of Vice-
gerent of Rome; it appears that he was dismissed by
the Pope. The (muse was • great scandal which mate
to light tea pertain convent which at present I will not
name. Nearly the whole of the MAW, who are very
young, were found to be as nuns should not be. As the
roles of the convent are very strict, the affair was kept
very close. At length, search revealed a subteinneous
passage communicating with • monastery of Belgian
monks. The passage terminated In an ancient Roman
vault, the last vestige of • pagan temple, in which the
monks professed to practise mystic ansterities. Mon.
signor Castellami we. blamed by the Holy Father for
having failed to dimover this secret communication, and
for defending the nuns, particularly the abbeaa, though
she was in the same coalition as too many of her Book.
I have been at pains to ascertain the truth of this story,
sad I relate only what is stated by 'several Romeo
prelates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

MO I Bemis
!1,12711 and lambs

Lllree,

SlBTOL,Thureday.—Large supply of fat beasts;
holders had to submit to a reduction of 24 Per cwt. on
beat deseriptions, the prises realised being from 613 s to
6135, while secondary and inferior samples, which wore
rather difficult to sell, changed haeds at from Me to 63t.
Fair supply f sheep, though shorter than last week,
was still sufficient to fill the pens. Trade very dull, and
pr:ces showed a downward tertliney, but we must still
quote best withers at fild and Gid per lb. Ewes sod
luferior sorts could not Iss sold it any figure. Theaters
Gatti* a slight improvement. Of mild) cows a good
supply, quality, however, refiner inferior, and the
hiebe4 priee realised ea. In& Fair supply of Pip from
Ireland, trade was rather satire, and all on offer were
sold at prices ranging from 104 9d to Ils per score.
NIIMOATI ao LZADIISHALL, Friday.—Fair average
supplies of meat are on sale at these markets. The
trade is quiet, at our quotatinrs.
Per Bibs, by till mem.
a. d. s. d. e. d. s.C.
Inferior beef .. 3 oto 1 4 Irterlor mutton 3 2to 3 10
Middling ditto 3 6 ~ 310 11,ddling ditto.. 4 0„ 4 4
Prime wet do. 4 0 . 4 4 Pime ditto.. . 4 6„ 4 8
Prime =an ditto 4 6 .4 8 I bowl pork ... 3 10 „ 4 6
Vesi $ 6 4 101 Urge ditto.... 3 3„ 3 8

'III cive.
3?.° I Pig •

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-20

BIRTHS:

October 8, at the Pottery Hotel, nem, the wife of
Yr. it harks Eyles, of A d.ughter.
October 11, at thsrmouth, the wite of Lieut. H.
Somerset Clive, Royal Engineers of a son.

MARRIAGES.
October 11, at Allinetoo Church, by the Rev. H.
Fox, ILL., the incumbent, Mr. .1. Margne, of Bradpole,
to Mrs. An gelina i•tevens, of Allington.
Octvber 11. at Blanilford Church, by the Rev. J. R.
quirk, Sr. Frank Paddock, butcher, to Miss Ana
Ma-ters, both of Illandford.
October 14, at All saint s Church. Dorchesler, by
the Re,. J. Miller. rector, Mr. Henry Smith .liarfoot,
H. M Inlsol Revenue, Yeovil, to Louisa Mary, only
daughter of hr. Thomas Devland, Dorchester.
°Maher 11, at the parish church, Wyke Rails, by
the Rev. H. Figou, rector, Mr. W. Churchill. of
Rodwell, Weymouth, to Jane, third daughter of Mr.
W. Steel, of Beaky Wood, cer.,

DEATHS.

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In August, near Lawrence. New Zealand. aged n,
front .n accident while out shooting. Horace
George
Blanael. youngest son of General Sir John Michel. of
Dewlish. Dorset.
October 8. at Weart-ortreet• Bridno,t, Annie, second
daughter of & G. Flight, Esq.. apt 11
October 8, at West-street. Brtdport. Charles Albert,
eldest sunning eon of Mr. Henry Smauld..g.d
October 9, at the residence of her mother,
mouth, Mary Elisabeth, eldest child of the R;•;.
John Jenkins. M. A.. chaplain Royal Navy. and mt.
daught.r of Colonel Terry, late 25th Regiment
Own Borderers, aged 18 years.
October 11. at Chubb's A I.shonse, Dorches,er, Edith,
wife of the late Mr. Stephen Haskett, aged 89.
October 11, at the residence of his grandmother, Luton
House, near Blatidt•rd, of rapid consumption, William
Rsverstock Little. aged 19 year,.
October 12. at Longneet, Poole. Emma Francis,
Olin &tighter o William Lewis Cockram Adey, Req.
aged 22.

-71;tOber 12; at Stratton. Sarah Green, aged 80 years.
Her and W• 11 pe.ce.
October 12, at Weymouth. Mary Frances Brown, only
daughter of the late James Garrett Brown. Req., mad
Mary. his wife, of Dulveitom Somerset.
October 14. suddenly, at weymou,h, Herbert Owen,
EN , barrister-at.law of the inner Tern; le, and Revish4l
flarrist.r for West Glouce•tershire, aged 68.
October 14, at Surbiton, aged 62, Marpret, widow of
the lat. Rev. F. Urquhart, rector of Broadmayne and
West Knighton, Comet.
October 14, Alfred Stephen, infant son of Mr. fkoplise
Champ, Brachial.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

I=_X

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Thisilay 27.--Salisbnry Great Market.
Wednesday, 28—North Molton fair.
Frome Great Market.
Thursday, 29.-4)oth, Cs.a., Chiselborough, and Stock-
bridge faint
Friday. 30.--Saliabury fair. Yeovil Great Market.
31.—Hallow E'en. lisia is thought, rye the
Dorset Mad Somersa Counties Alliumick, to
be the night of all others in the year
for the walking of spirits. In many
places nuts end apples are in request on
Hallow Ken, and various trial. are made
with them to fortel events. Thus, if a nut
when put In the fire cricks, the lover will he
unfaithful ; but, if it bum, his love will
burn true ! 'there are othee un4fallow-ed
ceremonies played on this ere, which have
Aitken with affiright the constitution of
the silly young people who endeavoured to
obtain what is denied to Illan—an insight
Into the future.
Sunday, L —2lst Sunday alter Trinity. All Sainte
day. Sun rises 6.4.5 a.m., sets at &II p.m.
Monday, 2. —Election of Town Councillors.
Michaelmas term beginu
. . . . _

Poole and

=i--hease) fairs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

lION ABROAD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1868.

TO THE ELECTONs OF THE COUNTY OF
DORSET.

TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE
BOROUGH OF WEYMOUTH AND
=LOOM REM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

Samrrsrtsbire.

Tug old oonrent at Canoington, near Bridgwater, is
being fitted up as an industrial school for Catholic
orphan ehilaren in the oounties of Gloucester, Dorset,
and Somerset.

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDRICT. —IL boy RADINd
S. aides, at Chilton Trinity, near Bridgwater, on Monday
put a chestnut in hia month, which slipped into his
throat and choked him. He died almost immediately.
_

MID-80MERSIT HCIMISENTATION•—The Liberal can.
didalse for Iliil4omerset. Mr. Freeman, of Sorrierlease,
befanin..dtoiell.irtt.hhTeasgarteciest,os.ofenoStLevvyi.diarin..c Isar
....„Byrisplrtoiotnl,,..mtadmiyereo.thiireiezemboanawd.
addressed the meeting at some length, and explained
that he was an advanced Liberal. Mr. Tagart expressed
In warm terms his approval of Kr. Gladstone's policy,
usetheevlerirysheirCohrturctpwm. Acerthote.
pegreledPetitedneellyty‘htheles.tgi affectingtoa
n and Tagart wee unanimously
psasedL
CONSECRATION or BELLS AT A RONAN CATHOLIC
CHURCH. On Thursday morning, the Right Rev. Dr,
Clifford, Bishop of Clifton, performed the Pontilicial rite
of blessing the bells intended for the Roman Catholic
Church. South-parade. Bath. The bells, four in number,
were suspended from a cross beam beneath the chancel
arch, each being surmounted by • banneret, bearing
Christian emblems. The Bishop having delivered a
brief address on the use of bells, more particularly in
reference to the service of the church, blessed each of
those before him according to the elaborate eer,monial
of the Romish Church. At the end of the Psalms pre-
scribed his lordship blessed some salt and water, after
which a portion of the former was put into the latter in
the form of • mon, end the bells were then washed
with the solution. Other Psalms were recited, and the
Bishop, with the thumb of his right hand made the sign
of the cross on the outside of the bells with the holy oil
for the sick, seven crosses outside each, and four with
chrism inside. The tburible with Incense was placed
underneath the bells, so that the smoke could amend
into them, and in conclusion the Bishop, having kissed
the Book of the Gospels, made the sign of the eras ow
each, end then retired to the sacristy. The hells, to
which four other" will be added to complete the octave,
when the necessary funds have been obtained, will form
the chimes for • three-lsoed clock low In amuse of
erection by Mr. Wadham, of Mileo.a-etreet, and whiela
Inn be elempletai Irt Cbditrais.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

THE FIItST AN!) HlO HEST PRIZE
11 RDA L
GIVEN Fon SEWING MACHINES
At the PARIS EXHIBITION, Vic?,
swarili.l to the
'LITTLE WA NZ ER,"
In Competition with AT other Machines.

11 'Mit'

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rpo CIDER MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
.1 Fresh emptied Port Pipes, Merry Botts, Spirit
Pus's sod Spirit Drums for sae ; also Rae sod Brisody
hopshoods.—Por portisalars, afiva; to D. RNA
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

norsetibtre.

COMXITTID TO THII DOIIBCT COUHTT PRISON.—
&Pious : Richard Norman, obtaining money by false
pretences at Broadmayne. fiord Labour William
Lee, misbehaviour at Blaudford Union, 14 dap: George
Knight, misbehaviour at Dorchester Union, 21 dap;
Frelcrick (rose, poaching at Piddlehinton. 2 month. ;
George Dab., usault at Code Mullen, 14 days; Sarah
Marsh, stealing soda at Bridpert, 1 week.

CELIBACY PUN BMW. In turning over the leaves of
an old note-book, I found the following memorandum,
supplied by a deceased friend, who reside fin the parish
to which it refers:—

°Mend, that ail young unmarried persons, shove seventeen
years of age, do I..rthe itb go to service, or to he proceeded
against avoading to law."—Extfactio,” 04 Perish Bookof
Ililtun. I,vrstt, .I.D.
Perhaps some of your correspondents may be able to
throw wale light on a law, which may well appear at
the present day, to be so strhment.—Notes and Queries.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

ethe
-amid
siPsiliol or

•
disappointment..,

XANUFACra...- ,
WHOLIMAILI Aatana—Yeesra _
EMUS, 226, Upper Themee-etreet,
Cacrnos.—To —.rd seibut Maddest
ead.oonsequeet ore that the

Sigmalasi

,
of " Huffy novae

on tbe libeL

From the Apricot!feral Magazine :—" town',
Farmers' Friend is the cheaped and best Dressiest lieg
Reed Wheat. By the use of it not only is Smut In
Wheat effectually prevented, but the ander/mead
ravages of the Slug, Grub, and Winsworm completely
annihilated. The testimonials in favour of it are new
so numerous that scarcely anything could be said whieb
would not be an echo of them."

AGENT FOR DORCHESTF.R—E. P. WATTS (late Da•is),
Cu 'mum

Bold by A. Mown, Weymouth; Beech and Haraleott.
and H. J. Coppook, Bridport ; R. Fonrarra. Cielmill.
Taunton; Mr. G. Cooper, Druggist, RuAra ; G.
Stocker, Beorniaeter ; W. G. Hester, Salisbury; or
may be bad direct from the Manufactory. In wkiii sass
the aeoount would be given to the mares* Arai.
WHEA'

SOWING.

IMPORTANT FARMER& TO :0

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

WAREHAM.

foUnTlf COURT, Monday.—C.s County Court causes
undefended disposed of by the Registrar (Vreeland
Esq.), end one disputed claim and 12 judgment
1011,111120111111 by the judge (T. E. P. Lefroy,
Bormatt Pouck sam,lay.—Bafore lleesra. Randall
and Willcox, jurtices.—A long list of ilefsulters in
payment of poor-rates had been summoned at the
instance of the overeeeni of the throw Wareham parishes,
who now appeared against them, pursuant to resolutions
passed in vestry. Several, with the eminent of the
overseers, were let off, on the ground of poverty and
inability to pay--others more able were ordered to pay
both rates and wets. In tho course of the proonedings
the Town Clerk, Mr. Filliter, announced the receipt of
• circular letter addressed to the Wareham borough
justices' clerk by Sir U. E. H. Beach, under secretary
of State for the Rome Department, In the name of Mr.
Secretary Hardy, pointing out that it would be sufficient
for the overseers to get a list of poor persons, who really
could not pay, made out for the purpose of excused by
the justice., without potting the parish to the rapeame
of obtaining formal summonses in all such oases, se •
preliminary step. The °warmers stated that the vestry
had decided that sit the present defaulter' &hoed be
summoned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

FIRST COURT.—WSDNZSDAT.
(Before the Lord Porn'Ax. )

There was a large number of magietrates on the I
Bench, amongst them Colonel Napier Stun, II.P.
The court was opened at ten o'olook. Mr. G. H.
Davis, of Dorchester, wee chooses foreman of the grand
j ury. In aid remain them Lord Portman referredt °several
amendments of the law during the year, and then
&rested attentio, to the cost of keeping prisoners in this
and other smooths, showing that in Dared the expendi-
ture hi £25 ss. GL per head, and 20. 2Jel. for hod per
wok; while at Taunton it is £3o9s. id. and 25.
at Shantou Mend P2B 14s. ;at Portland nearly EV with
2A. 6d, for food ;And in the borough of Poole £43 17s. 24 d.
and ss. 61. hr food. The Government Police
Inspectors advised the consolidation of the borough
and county forces, and he thought the few boroughs in
Dorsetstill keepng their own polies would do well to
Lake the hint beore compelled by law. Ihe amount of
poor-rates had increased in England and Wales ai per
cent; in Dorset it wm only 1 per cent. The relief
In the country to able-bodied poor had increased 17 per
cent. In view )1 the probable scarcity of work this
winter, he suggested the undertaking of anything like
public works, wlich might be done by subecrlntion, and
did not come wthin the purposes to be met by • rate.
There was an inesase in the prig system for poaching,
and he wished ii to be known with a view to preventing
fight., that keepers had only to identify poachers, and
should not try t. apprehend them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

CONSUMPTION

Which hint noir passed through at Editions of ICOn each
Vas renutraiihio Is.,a treats of the comics. symptoms and
ptvgrcits of tlum fell thtieue, through all its stags, twit Gas
TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH INTERESTING AND EXTRAORDINARY

CASES OF CURE.

_
TREATS ALSO OF ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

WEYMOUTIL

Fotimeogido Ectettog.—Both the present
members for Weymouth have strived, and the electond
Dented has begun in earnest. lir. H. dwards is making
a vigoreue canvas., and the Liberals seem determined
to use every legitimate means to mecum his re-election.
Mr. R. Brooks, the Conservative candidate, was out
canvassing re fleturday. The" anti.eonipeet" candidate.
Mr. Powell. hu been engaged day alter day in milling
on the electors, and his committee seem hopeful oi
sueeees. As the election approsehed, p arty spirit le
Inoreeditigly wanifeteed.

WIMBOENE.
Tug WIRLITAN CH/TlM—The foundstion stone of
this chapel will be hod hy J. S. Iludgett, Elq., of Ealing
Park, Middlesex, On Fri4y, the 30th inst.
FATAL AOCIDIXT. An event, which has excited
painful interest in this town, occurred on Friday last.
It appears from the statement of witnessess who were
examined on Saturday at the coroner's inquest, that
shortly after 12 o'clock, three boys belonging to the
Crammer School, named IloeLreon, Kennedy, and
Lloyd Jones were playing in the churchyard. The two
former commenced throwing stones at Jones. He
pureued them, and as Hodgson was passing from the
pathway in the churchyard to go across the road, a
horse and cart, driven by Mr. Sims, jun., of Leigh farm,
"me up, The horse was frightened by the sudden rush
of the boys one after the other, and as Hodgeon ran to
pass by, the horse knocked him down. Ho was removed
in an Insensible etate to a neighbouring house, where he
partially recovered consciourineas, and from thence was
gemveyed to Mr. Tenner'a where he lodged, and under
who.. care he was plaoed by his parents. He lingered
till seven o'clock the saine evening, Drs. Druitt and
Hoe having been in attendance. The medical evidence
was to the effect that death was caused through the
sudden collision of the led's head with the horse, there
being no external fracture, and that this caused the
brain to crack internally, ',reducing hemorrhage. Dr.
Fletcher and the Kee. Mr. Pie were present at the
inquiry, and also Mr. Tanner, who watched the case on
behalf of the boy's friends. The jury returned a verdict
of "Accidental Death" and elpressed their decided
opinion that no blame could be attached to the driver
of the out. The deceased was about nine years of age,
and the only son of Philip Charles liodgein. Esq.,
solicitor, finneyetreet, London, and Eritb, Kent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

CEENE ALIBAS Tri:NPIKE IZOALni.

lOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN.—That the
1.1 TOLLS arising at the ssverel TOLL GATES
called Or known by the names of Puddlee Keep Gate,
Lineberry Gate, and Gate Post Gate, will be LET by
AUCTION, subject to each eunhtione as will be then
and there produced, to the beet bidder, at the New
Into, in Calllll. Ana" in the enmity of Dareet, on
WEDNESDAY, the :kith day of OCTOBER next,
between the hours of twelve o'clock • t noon and two
o'clock is the afternoon of the same day, for one year,
c,inuseneing on the first of January, one thousand
eight hundred and sizty.nine, at twelve o'clock nt noon,
in the ininner directed by the Act of Parliament penned
in the third year of the reign of hi, late Majeety King
George the Fourth, "For Iteeiiiiating Turnpike
liosile ;" which said Tolls produced last year the sane
of 1272 above the expenses of collectiog them, awl well
be put up at that now,
Whoever happens to be the best Slider, must at the
same time pay one month in advac f the Rent at
which such Tulle may be let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to tho matisfeation of the Trustee. if
the said Turnpike, for payment of the remainder of the
money monthly.
. . . , . .

Liaed at Diordassier the 26th day of L.eptember,

G. J. ANDREWS,
Cletk to the Trude.e of the said
Turnpike Rio.

ADIVIDEND MEETING of the Creditors
of THOMAS WANHILL, of Pools, In tba
County of Dorset, Yacht Builder, Shipowner, sad
Carrier by water, and Clay Merchant, who w.is adjadis
stated Bankrupt on the first day of August, IsifiL will
ho held pursuant to the "Bankruptcy Act, Iwo," ass,
174, before PHILIP lIINHT Piers, Esquire. Registrar,
at the Court of Bankruptcy. Iteeingliall•strest, in the
City of London, on the 10th day of NOVEMBER,
,IritSl4, at II of the clock in the forenoon prec.sily, when
the Andenea will subniit a statement of the estate of
the Bankrupt recovered and outstanding, and of all
receipts and payments thereout made or to be made,
and the Creditors present will declare whether any and
whet Dividend shall he Olgall, and whether any and
what allowance shall be paid to the Bankrupt. Proof
of Debts will he reoeived, and Creditors who haws
not proved, or du not then prove will be excluded the
laciefit of the Dividend. and all doinis not then proved
will Ise disallowed. _ _

WM. P. MITHRAY,
'Wears,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

THE ROYAL BERKSHIRE ROOT
noW, open to all grower* in lit• United
Kingdom, will take place, at READING,
On SATTiIti)AY, NOVEMBER 224th, 'SCA
'When, in addition to hiuldeonie prise. for Mengel
Wurzel, Turnips, Kohl 1441, Carrots, kr..
priseo will be offer.il for the beet ln 61117014 N
CHAMPI4,N SWEDEN, I. under;_

1:
The bed 1S Sutton'. ChmulAno fixredni 5 0 0
The second best ditto ditto 2 0 0
The third ditto ditto ditto 2 0 0
la mope, or plate at the option of the Exhibitor.
SO CHARGE YoR Ulna.
. . -

I.stest day for receiving Goofs, Novruara 26.
For further particulars apply to SUTTuN %ad Hom.
Reading.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

Tauce or Paisonia.

William Bride, on remand from the assizes, was
charged with ceetroying machinery at Einem. No
evident* wag dfered, and he was discharged. His
lordship said it was • great compliment to the Court of
Quarter Session, that on. Her Majesty's judges should
have mut the one to this Court, but as that judge said
"an acquittal vas certain," be thought the prosecution
exercised • wisediseretion in not offering any evidence.
In discharging the prisoner, his lordship told him he
must consider himself exceedingly lucky that he came
before such • jodge, and that he probably owed some.
thine to the weather being PO very hot, end there being
• largo number of DaZOOG at the back of the indictment.
This Court bad received the very higheet compliment
Her Majesty's jadges ever paid to an inferior court, bat
he hoped it would not occur again.
Henry Buddon, 33, farm bailiff, pleaded guilty to
stealing varioue stuns of money, the property of his
master, Mr. J. Fooks at Cenie Ab6is, and was sentenced
to twelve months' bard labour.
Thomas Cornelius Muter, of Shaftesbury, charged
with appropriating to his own use • carriage, belonemg
to Mr. W. ilesektoa, with wig& he had been entrusted
to repair, was acquitted.
David Bugler, 22, labourer, charged with an semult
with intent on Swan Robins, at Beaminster, WY COO.
.Tioted of common 'Assault, and sentenced to six months'
-hard labour.
William Bias and Joseph Kea* for steeling bads,
belonging to Mr. A. Whittle, their master, at Sherborne.
were each sectenoed to two months' hard labour.
Richard Williams, stealing candles from Francis
Mason, his meter, at Bridport, six months' bard labour;
Peggy Pomeroy, receiving the same, two years' hard
Labour.
The grand jury ignoied the bill against Ellen Sergeant
charged with stealing 1439, belonging to Daniel Vosper, ,
at Wevmoutk.
Also the bll against Elisabeth Broadribb for stealing
£4 10s. from Benjamin Watton, at W iinborne.
Edward Lucas, 61, carpenter, charged with obtaining
goods by false pretences, at Skerhorne, was acquitted.
George Short, 42, stealing 34., belonging to Robert
Collins, at Darchester, ten years' penal servitude.
James Rose, appropriating • bridle and saddle, belong.
lug to James Buckingham, at Wimborne, one month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

BIRTH&

October 19. at Pyrrhus Cottage, Stockbridge, Sophie,
wife of John Day. Jun., of a daughter.
October 11, at Saltibury.house, Vortlington, the 'wife
of the Rev. F. J. Motile, of a daughter.
Octo r at Trinity-street, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. Henry Marsh, tailor, of a daughter.
Oct.,hcr 1, at Bridport„ the wife of Walter L.
Stephens. of a son,

detober 21, at St. Thomas-atreet, Werniouth, the
wife of Mr. C. Hibbs, of • daughter.
October 21, at Barrack-street, Bridport, the wife of
Mr. Edwin Walter Ewens, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES:
October 14, at the Roman Catholic chapel, Spettis-
bury, by the hey. T. Sabha. Mr. Phillip Nen Penna.,.
to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr. Richard Hominy,
pork butcher, both of illandfonl.
October 14, at Martituitown church, by the Rev. R.
Ludlow, vicar, Floyer Balstrode Pope, Req.. of Yeovil,
to Sophia, youngest daughter of the late William
Hawkins, of Martinatown.
October 15 at Alton Pancras, by the Rev. ft. C
Collard, IL 11:., ricer of the parish, John L. Mayo, of
Broadway, to Annie Katherine, second daughter of
the late Chance Hawkins, of Alton Pancras,
October 17, at St. J11111C41.1 Church, Poole, by the
Rev. T. 11, Jenkinson, Mr. Edwin J. J. White, only
eon of Mr. White, of the Bell and Crown Inn, to Jane,
only daughter a Mr. Job Short, of the Gas Tavern,
Poole.

-OCiober 19, at the pariah church, ilelcombe Hog*
by the Rev. John Homan, Mr. Horatio Yearsley, to
Sarah Jane, daughter of the late Mr. George Hatchard,
of Me'combo Regis.
October 29, at the Independent chapel, by the Rev.
B. Gray, Mr. Henry lludderidge, to Mug Vali', both of
Blandford.
October 29. at the Independent Chapek Maiden
Newton, by the Rev. G. R. Miall, Mr. F. T. Lee, to
Min Eliza Gale, both of Bridport.

DEA.THB.

--- --
October 17, at Charmouth, Joserh Fleury, eldest son
of Mr. Reuben Penny, aged fire years nine months.
October IS, at Chesp-strcet, Sherborne, Mr. Thomas
Johnston.

October 11, at Bedchester.iFontinell Magna, Mr. H.
R. Horaer, aged 39.
October 19, at Bridport Cottage. near Creetown,
Scotland, alter an illness of three days, James,
youngest son of the late Robert,Gilchrist, of this town.
aged six years and ei4ht day. tFriends are requested
to accept this intimation.
October 20. at Richmond House, Wimbledon, the
ly Adine lane.
October, 29, suddenly, Hrs. Stevenson, widow of
the late Charles Stephenson, Esq., Parkstone.
october 20, at Market Lavington, Wilts, to the in-
expressible grief of Lis own family, and deeply
lamented by numerous friends. Wm. Foyle, Eaq., late
chairman of the Devises Board of Guardians.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

WOOL MARKETS.

BRADFORD, Thurelay.—Ch-o-ioe -si-1-d scarce lots of
lustre and down wools are principally in demand, whao
other deacciptions are quite neglected. Dealers in the
country are extremely firm; rooks in thie market we
not large, and with full confidence that a good demaaril
must rouse Cr. long, they are extremely 611111 in the
maintenance of prism
Loxworr, Friclay.—Only roodomlND busies= hes been
Passing in colonial wool since our laSt report, never-
theless no change has talon place in the quotations,.
English wool humored off slowly, on forma tams.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

CASSELL'S PURE TEL No. 3,3..;
bro. 4,3 a. 6d.; No. 5,4 e. per lb.
C-liSSELL'S—CELEBRATED COFFEE.
No. 1. ls. per lb.; No. 3. h. 44. per lb.
CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE
No. 4. la. 114. per lb.; No. 5,2 e. per lb
CASSELL'S—CELEBRATED COFFEES.
Additional Agate required.
CASSELL'S—TEAS AND COFFEES.
Sold by Amato throughout the Kingdom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

PROM OUR oirm IMPORTER.

MARX-LOU!, °cross" 26.
Wheat trade vary inaistive ; to tell a further rodoe.
tion must have been submitted to. Barley steady.
Spring corn of all Irina" firm.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, OCTOBIR 26.
Both foreign and F.nglialt beasta dell, at barely late
prices. tiseep trade unaltered. Calves and pip
steady.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

PILOTECTION OF TB I MILITIA STORM

Colonel BINGB/3( bid before the court a letter fro m
the War-Orrice on this subject, and, on his motion, the
surveyor was to atimste the etpenses of providing an
open iron barrier about the stairs leading to the armoury,
and a new maltose.
The Cocut then adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

DORSET MICHAELbIAS SESSIONS.

The financial business of these seasiona wig transacted
on Tuesday, at the Shirehall, Dorchester. Tbe Lord
Portman presided, and there was a large attendanoe of
magistrates.

ILA 11.4018TRATZIL

Wedsle Edward Parry Okeden, E.g., of Turnworth ;
Charles Jas. rton Swaffield, Esq. of Wyke Regis;
, Carr Stuart Glyn, Esq., of Csstle ; Garry Parr
Yestman, F.q, of Stook Rouse, *Airborne.

COULIT PLISOX.
Captain Foster brought up this report. There were
92 prisoners in custody-82 males, and 10 females. 149
had been committed lathe quarter, sa compared with 176
in the corresponding quarter last year. Disbursements,
£761 Gs. ld.; NIMO quarter last year, 1:893 14s. lid,
Total ocie4 per head per week, 7s. 24., same quarter
Lit year,l3a 7d. Adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

11.0liOUG II OF -iiiiiiiiiiii-AND
mELcomug REGLS.

f;EXTLINVI.
TiiK Now Reform Act giving an increased
number of Electors tho ptivilege of recording
their Votes in your Borough at the ensuing Election.
necessitates the dissolution of Parliament during the
peewee autumn.
Fur the beet nine years I have diligently attended to
my duties in the House of Commons, and now offer
myself oc a Candidete for rewlectioz, trusting that by
your suffrages and support I may be nee more placed
in the proud position of being your Member.
During my career in Parliament I have consistently
advocated those principles which I promised to support
on my lima soliciting your Vote+.
I shall. if re-elected, nontinue to tupport the present
Conservative Government withow losing soy own
independence of action.
. . . .

I would advocate by all means in my power the con-
tinued maintenance of Church and State principles,
and of our Institutions, Civil and Ecclesiastical, at the
same time without interference with free and religious
institutions. . .

--frii-ol;"Very soon to Lave the pleinuire of being in
Weymouth, when I trait I shall be enabled to personally
solicit your support.
In the meantime I have the Lonna, to be
Your most faithful Servant.
ROBEHT BROOKS.

Woodeote Park. 8111 Alward.
r I tHE Duty being ftoduond 111JAHLMANB
I. PURE TEAS are now EIGHT•PEN
OHBA PIM
TEA formerly 3. 4d., REDUCED to 30. Bd.
TEA formerly 3a. Bd., REDUCED to 3a. Od.
TEA formerly 4a. Od., REDUCED to 3a. 4a.
TEA formerly 4a. 4d., REDUCED to 3a. Bd.
Two ounce, quarter, half, and Pound pack.,
All GENUINE PACKETS are aimed.
airmiiewitta LONDON,
ORIGINAL IMPORTERS OF TIIE PURE ITU
AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT :
Breiporr
Beamisarer Oliver, Fore-street.
blandford
Bere Belill
Orme Abbas B amett, Lengotreat
ISHIRCHXSTiII EV ANN (stocemor to Mr. Frond
II igh-Esat-street.
uwate Donator, Broad-street,
Ifiebory Osmorwi Watta
PiddletrattAiala Symea.
Poole
Portland Harvey, Chemist.
Weroltem Beet
If BYMoUTH Cola, Chemist, 18, sa,
It Noboru
islarborial
Parra
t'.MNI
6141V6A1dissie Our

PAINT,
AND ALL
FATTY SUBSTANCES
FROM SILKS, SATINS,
RIBBONS, CLOTH, FURNITURE,
AND ALL WEAttiNG APPAREL
To II HAD or ALL Ckl %MINTS Ain PtarnLlPl4
Agab i• d•kNOER 444 SO" 100,
Odaivines,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

IRINTI NO APPOINTMENT.

Mr. Radclyife's Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Yellow.
ham Wood ; Thursday, Lulworth, at 11.
Lord Poltimoro's Hounds—Friday, October :10, Winter.
borne Lodge; Saturday, Baniiiishani Village, at
- 11.
East Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Crishel ; Friday,
Durwmdon Bridge; Monday, Harley Gail, at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-27

INAFPICIINT WATS OP' THE GAOL.

A letter was read from the Home Secretary, twanging
another report from Mr. J. G. Perry, inspector of
Prisms for this district, which /Wel that the cells are
not in accordance with the Priming Act, 1965, in the
matter of wroth, light, oommunication cf prisoners
with warden, and ventilation, and ttat ing that tbo
Treasury grant mast be withheld if the provisions of
the law are not somplisi with.

Some conversation foUlwed, and it wu &molded to I
provide communication between the prism= and
warders by means of a song or in Nome other way, hat
" t° 'h. other Points, appeal is to be made to Yr.
Beeretary Hardy.

COUNTY AIITIMIL

Mr' J.FLOTaII, M.P., reed this report. New boilers
and a boiler house have been ordered its emit of about
RI,OOO this is to be defrayed from the surplus fund.
The report of the Commissioners in Lunacy is thoroughly
24616047. The Commissioners, in their concluding
obserYstisns, say "the sedation since the last visit has
been very Inconsiderable, being limited to nine of each
sex ; only two of each having been secluded frequently,
and the majority hardly more than once. There has
been no re.traint, and we cannot close this entry with.
out expressing the strong sense we have derived from
our visit, of the activity, ability, and success with
which Mr. Byrnes continues to superintend and direct
, these whims." There had been an increase of ten
pauper county patients in this quarter. —Adopted.

TINANOL

Mr. H. C. GOODE/Er read this revert. Thsespenses
of the last quarter were £4,094 3s. 5d., and the receipts
1:5.675 4a. Id., leaving a balance of £1,58l Oi. Bd. A
rate of three farthings in the pound was recommended.
Adopted.

001TXTY POLICI.

Mr. Maxim read this report. The retseipt.s, including
• balance of 1."2,Mi 6a 91., were 1C4,28218e. 11d.; and the
expeediture left • balance of £774 Qs. 54. The eatimate
for the expenses of the ensuing quarter amounted to
£4,010 Os. Bd.. and &rate of one penny in the pound was
recommended.—Agcpted.