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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-26

GRAND TRIAL

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R. H. THE PRENOESB OF WALE&
--
GLENFIELD STARCH.
Exolusively timed in ths ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Stareh
is exclusively used in the Royal LeamdM .nd HIT
_l"leirtY's Laundress mys, that although she his tried
w aims, Rice, and otter POWDSII STAIOII2II, abs ha
found RODS of them equal to the OIJOMILD. While a
Iln, fined starch oho over nod.
roan MEDAL AWARDED FOR rre
liffigailOßlTT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

BTOURP.UNL

Ai lIIPLIATAIT TEILKINATIOIt TO • WIDDINO.—
On Saturday an elderly couple of this village, the
one a widower and the other • widow, were married.
Contrary to the generally received axiom, that it requires
only two to maks • bargain, there were certain of the
widower's relations, namely, two or three sons by the
Bret marriage, who objected to the contract, and to thew
their disapprobation. when their father maintained his
right to certain articles of furniture in his house, in the
most brutal manner set upon him, beating and kicking
him to such a degree that medical asaiatanee was obliged
to be called in. Meanwhile the poor woman, who no
doubt was looking forward to peaceful days with her
pottier, eyeing the desperate way in which he was used,
fainted away, and the house, which otherwise might have
been • house of joy, became through their violence •
mono of misery. It iota be hoped that the sufferer will
have the moral courage to bring to justice those who
have so shoats: ally used him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

Trgi izarserrox or
PFINPARID 0000 A.

SOLE PROPRIETORS
MARAVILLA COCOA.-- TAYLOR BROS., LONDON.
The COCOA (or CACAO) of MARAVILLA is the true
Theobroma of Linnrus. Cocoa is Indigenous to South
America, of which litarerilla Is a favoured portion.
TAYLOR BROTHERS haring secured the exclusive
supply of this UNRIVALLED COCOA, have, by the skillet
application of their" soluble principle" and elaborate
machinery, ',induced whin is so undeniably
" THE PERFECTION OF PREPARED COCOA."
that it has not only secured the preference of Romatopattis.
and Cocos drinkers generally, hut many who bad hitherto not
found say preparation towns them have after °Decrial adopted
the BARAVILLA COCOA as their constant beversge for
breakfast, luncheon, Sc.
"AN ACXXHIPLISH ED FACT."—Extract from the Able"
TAYLOR BROTHERS, adapting their perfect system
of preparation to this nowt of all specieo of the Tasosscia.,
have produced an article which supersedes
COCOA in the market. Entire solubility, • delicate aroma,
and a rare concentration of Hie purest elements of nutrition
distinguish the MA RAV ILLA COCOA above all others.
For invalids we could not nmonsineod a more agreeable or
valuable beverage." .

—dosailiPZioiii can.v. Mb. Vb. sod 11b., IT MA Giacomo.

"THE EXCELLENCE OF PREPARED COCOA."

BARRY & Co.'s
PREPARED COCOA

(n lib. rackets, One Shall:ay per lb.
HIGHLY NUTRITIOUS AND INVIGORATING.
Made insfanteousty teith Bailing Water.
rriiiEqualay or winch will bear larorahlecnropariann grips
any caner dencnpuon °Meer* ever offered 10 the Publse.

Observe tho ;log', . Trade Mark
on each
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Packet.
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Finsbury Steam Mills, London.
sOlt) BY A lA. GROCERS.

PARIS IMPOSITION. UM.
the Solo Silver Modal of Honour,
With the Jurors very dittleetig
recommendation,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

C HARM I NSTER. •

BRITISH AND FOlll2Oll BIRLII BOCIZTT. —The annual
meeting of this association was held on Thursday
evening last, July 9, in a barn, kindly lent by Mr.
Dunning. As the magnificent building would hold at
least a thousand persons, we cannot say that it was
filled, but one compartment, that had been molt
excellently arranged for the occasion, was filled by
nearly 200 persons. The chair was taken by Matthew
Doyenish, Maci , sad the meeting was addressed by the
Rev. R. W. Pears, and Mr. Peassll, • nephew of the
chairmen, and student at New College, whose address
gave very great promise of future usefulness in the
ministry, by the Scriptural character of its principle.,
and the simplicity of tbo language in which those
principles were Del, forth, as well as the ability with
which it was delivered. Our old friend, the 1t.,. P.
Kent, deputation from the parentsociety, concluded the
meeting with one of his interesting addresses, full of
deep feeling, as well as well-selected anecdotes.
The collection amounted to upwards of la,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

ISLAM DOG HOTEL,
ST. MARY-STREET, WEYMOUTH,
(Omits lb* Royal Baths.)

TORN J. I. LONON A.N res_peettully
fat Informs him bleeds, the inhabitants of Weymouth
and Its adjuent district, that the above Hotel has been
entirely tefitted, and the bar remodelled for the comfort
and convenient* of his numerous patrons; and he
intake, by supplying the best articles, to merit a con-
tinuum of their favour'. He also has much pleasure
in informing the visitors to Weymouth that they ala
be accommodated with capital sitting and bed rooms.
Vines and Spirits of the lout quality. Devuten's
geeuine unadulterated Ales and Stout on draught and in
little.

Dinners, Luncheons, Tina, and Suppers supplied on
the shortest notice. . . . .

.-14.17A—Prini;-antrance from the Esplanade, adjoin-
ing Yr. Upjohn's Music Warehouse.

BONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION.
£25,000 Sterling may be obtained by an
investment of El. E&000,000 sterling, guaranteed by
Governmenkare annually divided in monthly allotments
In various sums upwards to E 28,000 sterling.
. . . .

For prospectus (which will be seat gratis) apply to
Mr. Fizouic SICTI, No. 8, Three King-court,
Lombard-street, Loodon, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

eountrp faiscrllanp.

KITCHEN (URDU OPIIMATION&—UIii• can be added
in this deportment to the Livia* recently offered. Upon
lati veils, and in backward situations, it will now be
necessary to make the main sowing of Cabbages for one
io the early spring months. This operation must be
deferred. however, in warmer and more genial places.
I scarcely need add that upon the flint opportunity all
aorta of " winter stuff" must be finally planted out.
To those who may have had the temerity to transplaot
such things out into " nursery beds" I must advise the
constant and free use of the watering-pot, otherwise
they cannot be kept alive, what the weather, un-
fortunately, continues as at present. Fetch up all the
backward work.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

CATTLE MARKETS.

lirraopouvai, Thursday.—Full average supply of
beasts. Prime breeds in fair request, at full priees,
but inferior stook was very dull, at timely late rates.
We were fairly supplied with sheep, whiah moved off
heavily, at barely Monday's currency. Lambs were a
dull inquiry, in prices, however, no change took place.
The supply was rather extensive. Primo small calve.
were firm in value. Inferior calves were very dull. In
pigs and mach cows next to nothiug IMO doing, at late
currencies.

Per 8154., to sink the Offal.
s.d. s.d. s. d. s. a.
Inf. coarse beasts 3 oto 3 1 PrlmeSouthilowns4 8 to 4 10
neson.l quality... 3 4 103 10 IA Alf , 2 6to 4 4
Primo I. r arm 4 0104 6 Pensp. small
Prime Scuts, to. 4 8 to 4 10 Largo bogs 3 Ito 3 8
Inf. coarse abeep 3 11.0310 N...kt sml. porkers $ 10 to 4 2
8. 1 quality .. 4 oto 4 2 SAng. calseseeli 21 Ito 240
Primo coarse wild 4 4to 4 G Qr... 14 str 0144.40 32 01.0 34
WAG. fm. 41. tr.l OA. 2d.
_ TOM sum. 7061141101,1. T.

Rout.
ism I Beasts
Sheep mad Lambs 1674* I .hp alai lambs
Bales. lso I Cairo%
ings

BRISTOL, Tbnraday.—Very short supply of beef, but
it proved quite equal to the dens awl, the best descriptions
realising fB.. to 70a. per cwt., and secondary sorts, 63a.
to aim. Average supply of mutton. Trade was pretty
good, best wetbers selling at qt per lb., and ewes and
inferior sheep at 541. to GI. Moderate supply of lamb,
generally of a middling deotripti ; &I. to Sid. per lb.
was freely obtained for gool animals, and the middling
qualities rout at all price', tlio average figure being 7d.
per lb. No store cattle fee. Ireland, and very few
bea,ta were in the market. The weather being so hot,
and the gra-i on scarce, very little business was done.
The stock of mild, cows was small, and Undo was dull.
The supply of pigs was alm short, and trailo was not
belch, prices ranging from lie. to lii. 3d. per score. A
good show of hones, bet not much business was done.

NNWOATI AND LIADKNIIALL, Friday.—Only modgrate
rupplim of meat me on mleo tbese markets ; never-
Unless, the trade qpi,t, at our quotations.

l'cr talle.., I,y the carom.
Ld. e. d. I e. d. I. d.
Inferior heef .. 3 0 to 3 4 I Inferior mutton 3 2to 3 6
Middling ditto 3 n ~ 3 8 NI iddimg ditto.. 3 ft „ i 0
Prime large In. 3 10 . 4 0 Prime ditto.. . 4 2 „ 4 6
Perm emalltiltto 4 2 .4 4 I Bout.l pork ... 3 0 .. 3 8
Veal 3 4 ~ 4 4 I Large ditto. •• • 310 .4 6
Lamb., is id. to be. 4d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

Oa Monday • meeting of the members of the
Town Council was held in the Council Chambers al the
Guildhall, under the presidency of hie Worship the
Mayor (J. Tis.rd, Fey.) There were also present
Aldermen Howard end J. Ayling, Councillors Drew,
Thomas, Eliot, Buck, Webb, Brown, Barling, Cornelius,
LAOS, and Betts.

£5,000 Izmir.

The Town Clerk read replica from three different
immune. office& as to (ho lean on the general district
rates. The Atli' and Mutual Life Officio offered to land
the amount at 5 per sent., and the Bun Fire and Life
Assurance Ofiloe agreed to lend 0,000, the principal
to be poid by annual instalment.. at 4i per cent. The
latter offer was accepts&
FOUNTAIN.

DIUMI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

ATHELHAMPTON.

Bernrut AND Foaling Riau 130cIrrr.—The annual
meeting of this exaellent society was held in the fine
old hall at A thelhampton, on Tuesday, the 7th bast.,
when. as usual, the hall woo crowded. The Rev. H. A.
Browne, whom 0114110 was advertised as deputation, not
being preunt, his pia°. was "applied by the Rev. J.
Calvert, missionary to the Fiji Islands, and Rev. G. J.
Adoney. Tb. °hair was taken by G. do H. Vaisey,
Req., of Halstead, Essex, brother of Mrs. Wood, of
Athelhamplon, and the meeting woo Wronged by Revds.
J. Calvert, G. J. Adeney, C. .7. Glyn, T. W. Knipe,
R. Merrimaa, and R. W. Pears, R. if, ffiiot, Req., and C.
cowgial, Req., MAX, the eddresum being relieved by
hymns very nicely sang by an impromptu choir in the
gallery. The meeting Included all the principal nibs.
bilanta of the neighbourhood (among whom we were
pleased to we ao many of our leadiag agriculturist.)
who take an interest in this excellent society, sad
the income, we are glad to find, has largely iacireued
during the put year. The collection after the meeting
was £7 being, we believe, the Largest that has been
mad* at Atbelhartiptoo, a suitable tribute to the
memory of the lamented owner of Athalhampton, G. J.
Wood, Fan., whose love for this society was so
known.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

USE ONLY TEN

GLENFIELD BTAItOHe

THE QUEEN'S LLD-NM= ME NO arum

"HOWE" SEWING MACHINE.

EBTABLIBIIED 1846.

TIIE PARENT AND MODEL OF ALL OTHERS.
THREE GRAND PRIZES
AT PARIS.
Cross of the Legion of Honour.
GOLD MEDAL & SILVRE MEDAL.

DOMESTIC MACHINE, complete witL
all ITO iszco• £7 10 •
Large Sum for Tailors, Boot-makers. ito. 9 0 0
Cutaloguea, Samples, and address of nearest
authorised Agent, post free on application te
THE HOWE MACHINE COMPANY,
84 ItEGENT STREET, LONDON.
,ommoioatioos to Ottoman W. Sows, Nonsmor.
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.

•AGLI. AMARELI A
fki 'IUMAN HAIR to its
rnsUne Iluo, no nsutter DI %dug ago.
JOHN GOSNELL St. CO.

Have at lent; Lb. with the aid of one of the meet
Cheiluets "uorroded in perfecting this woodarfurrii3.
It is now offered to the public in a more concentrated
aad o.i Iwer Kinn.
Soil In bottles, 3. each; else 711 d and les with brash.
gal Liull Wharf, Angellisesege, Se Upper Thruirsaral.
Louden. LO.

" Umlaut and Beautiful flair la the
badge of Totals." .

The following is /sadly what
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
WORLD'S
HAIR RESTORER OR DRESSLNG

WILL Do.

TtY its uso Grey .o.;- ;(ierd Hair is quickly
B restored to its youthful oolour and beauty, and
with the first application a beautiful gloss and
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IT will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spots.
IT will promote luxuriant growth.
FALLING HAIlt is immediately checked.
THIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes .the llair rich, tort and glossy.
IT invigorate; thereby strengthens the UAL
IT keeps the Head cool and clean.
IT removes all scurf and ditudrulE
IT contains neither oil nor dye.
IT will not soil white cambric.
In Large Bottles, Price ISt: Shillings,
ZY 1.0 lIA LS A ( M rs. 19. A. Allen's).
LA —This is ade tr, tratirparent preparation with.
out sedi:uent ; it far exe.ds any Pomade or Hair Oil.
To those whose hair is r.aturally dry, requiting fro.
guent ilre.simr. its chener• 'sand grvat vain° will ho
proved. Its early use on traildron's II air will invore an
abundant nod bountiful supply front Pm, h lo Old Ago.
In Largo Bottles. price Three
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PINE STRONG RICH BLACK TEA,
pIT FOR ANY TABLE, 2. &I per lk m 114. for free
to all parte on roma of root Ott lee onler.

OSBORNE & TARRY,
Tes,Wine A lipiril Mar.bassta. 434 West &rand, London. W.O.

MARAVILI

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

WAREHAM.

DrlnstoxAL Pirrrr Smemogg, Tuesday.—Before 0.
W. Ironer, Esq. (chairman), Rev. N. Bond, and Niles
Rodgett, Esq.—Robert Millar, Jan., and Edward Winsor,
were summoned by Mr. Young, supervieor of Inland
Revenue, Blandford, for keeping dogs without • liosnee,
and James Hector wee summoned for keeping more
dogs than he was licensed for. Ruth of the defendants
was fined io the mitigated penalty of 255. each.—
Joseph Joiner, summoned by Edwin Shave, wheelwright,
of Beni Regis, for leaving his service without lawful
excuse, emmented to go bank and complete his contract,
which expires in September nest.—Henry Shiner, of
Langton Betrayers, for stealing • dozen hens' emp, the
Fonerty of his master, Mr. Charles Creed, of Langton
Migrants, was sentenced to sever. days' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

FISH! FISH!! FISH!!!

R. G. HOLE,
IFISMMONGER AND LICENSED DEALER IN
GAME.
41": MARY-STREET, WRY,
AESPECT IP TULLY begs to thani
nobility, gentry, and the inhabitants a Wey-
mouth and the musty of Dorset, for the liberal support
they here bestowed upon bins since his commencement
In business at the above address, which has been We-
blished for the last 30 yews, aed trusts, by supplying
them with the best quality of Fish and Game at the
lowest market prices, to merit • continuance of their
pairossgs arid support. Country ordem punctually
Maeda M. Wenbasa Lake Ice.

'lfe!ti,d
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

LvTciirrr MINSTER.

CONCIRSOLTION•L 13011 DAT SCHOOL.— Thla Sunday
school held Its anniversary on Sunday, the 28th Jane,
when spodel sermons were presehed by the outer, the
its,. D. Hann—in the morning to the sobolers, In the
evening to teachers and parents. The members of the
school learned& select number of hymns for the ocesidon,
which they sang with mush credit. On the following
Wednesday, the lit July, the annual treat took plats',
oontribotions having been liberally made by kind friends,
Irrespective of religious sentiment or faith. Members
of the congregation kindly lent their horses and con-
veyances, end the children (carrying banners with
enitable Motto. on them) with their teachers and WWI
of the friends of the oongregstion, were taken to Bourne-
month to spend the day-. in the afternoon, having met
by the piers, • procession was formed, when they weds
to the grotto& adjoining the congregational church,
kindly lent by the dewing, where they all, seated on the
ground, did ample jostise to plum cake and tea. Subic-
quently they returned from Bournemouth, and arrived
at home in perfect eafety. The school Is under the
superletendenoe of the Bev. D. Henn, and numbers
about 80 scholars and 10 teachers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

Markets.

_
Prices in the corn market contsune to decline. Though
little wad shown in Mark-Lens on Friday, Monday's
reduction in value was inaintainetl.—Though the
supplies in the Metropolitan castle Market on Thursday
were much shorter than in the previous week, yet they
exceeded the demand, and a considerable number of
cattle remained unsold.—ln the wool market, prices
(except et lustre wool) have again given way.

CURRENT PRICES OF ENGLISH GRAIN.
r. Q Per Q.
g.
1I&S.

- -
waist
Suez and Kent, red to
" 11Itto, 13•11 61 to 70
" Dittoo. A1t0.... —to
Intto. now, ... 64 to 7.1
Foreign Ted to
: to
_

Gray ... ... 43 to 45
Mopi.. 46 10 48
Whit. ... 45 to 47
Boners 45 to 47
Foreign, whit* to

•
English malUar ... V to 45
Chortlior I. to
thstilinti 86 to 40

... 26 to 33
potato $0 to 36
Scotch, feta to
Irish, block ... 23 to SO

----.

Fotedo,tood to

Ticks „. 42 4)44
Harrow• 43 to 46
Bmslll „. 48 to 66
011

racona.
Town-made, 280 Ilm. 68 to 60
Country ...• CI to 60
Ilortola and duffulk... 60 to 48
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

WOOL MARKETS.

At Chippenbam market over 20,000 0000011 were
brought for sale, the whole of which changed hands
at prices aa under :—Ter wool, 365. to 37e. 41. per tol
of 28th.; mired wool, 335. to 36a.; Down ewes, 3531.
to 365.

At Andover market on Friday the number of ewe
fleeces was 9,533. Mgr, 3,735, mixed, 5522. The tots'
weight was 3,517 lode 1811,. Needy the whole was
sold, the highest price being 38e.
At Newbury fair, on Tuesday, there was • very large
pitch of wool. The attendants was good, and trade
ruled about the same, quality considered, as at Andover
and Huogerford, the range of prices being from
32a. 8.1. per to,' (for half bred ewes), and 3.5 e. for
Downs, up to 375. 4.1. and 375. 61. for good white lots,
and for some very aliperior lots of downs 38r. was
given. Mr. 8. Wickham, of Nuthmiger (whose wool
obtained the silver cup last year for the best and
cleanest lot), made • fraction over 382. per tad, but the
wool was • very Moe lot. No silver cups were given
this year. Nearly every lot was sold.
Al Bedford wool fair, on Tuesday, the suling prism
were Irons 345. to 38a., or on an average about 364. 68.
(bare) all count. At Huntingdon, on the following day,
bushman was dull, at similar priors to those obtained at
Bedford.

ISaaproao, Tburadsy.—The vAiol market to-day is
unusually quiet, and the quantity of wool *banging
hands is very mnalL The large quantity now coming
forward tends to prevent mummers from operating
beyond supplying absolute necessity. Middle and In-
firior sorts of wool are still easier, but fine choice lustre
wools are firm in price. Meows. Lewis and son held a
public sale of English wool. There wee a fair attendance
of gentlemen interested, but the biddinp were exceed-
ingly sluggish, and much of the wool was withdrawn:
The prices realised exhibited a still downward tendency
at compared with the prince current in the market.
LoutiON. Friday.—Privately the demand for colonial
wool has been very quiet, at the prime current at the
close of last sales. In English wool very little Las been
doing, on farmer terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

VISIT OF PRINCE WILLIAM OF HE
TO WEYMOUTH.

On Sunday evening, at a quarter put eight o'clock,
this town vu honoured by the visit of His Serene
Highness the Prinee William of Hesse, Admiral of the
Prussian Navy. H.lL's magnificent steam-ship Fire
Queen,Staff-Commander Paul, which brought His Serene
Highness, left Dartmouth at 2.30. The prince, prior to
leaving the above port, had been entertained by Captain
Corbett, on board H.M.S. Britannia, whish is now lying
at Dartmouth. During his stay there the prince was
emeedingil delighted with the River Roe, which he
visited after attending Divine service on board the
Britannia. On arriving off the Bill of Portland, Staff-
Commander Paul slackened speed, and the prince
' with his nue, adjourned to dinner. Being Sunday
evening, several hundreds of people were promenading
on the Esplanade, and immediately it was rumoured
that the prince was on board the F.. Queen, the locality
of the pier VMS thronged by parsons eager to catch •
glimpse of His Serene Highness, who disembarked and
went to the Gloucester Hotel, where he remained till
yesterday (Monday) morning, when he took the train
for London, baying (it is rumoured) been telegraphed
for upon urgent business. The Fire Queen still remains
at Weymouth, but she is under special orders for Prete.
mouth to join the Channel Fleet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

BLANDFORD.

RIFLE Cowrieleion.—On Wednesday a match be-
tween the Shaftesbury and Blandford corps took place
at the Blandford range. The day was very suitable for
the contest, being fine, without son, and with but very
little wind, and the shooting by both parties was very
good. Ilie ranges were 200, 500, and 000 yards, moves
ahota each, WA the result gave the Blandford ten
majority of 18 points. Average of Blindford party 49
poi nta.

SOO SOO 000
yd.. yds. Oa Tot.
Lieutenant Johns .. 10 13 8-40
Sergeant Mead= . 16 10 14-0

B;iisent Wareham
Scricauit Da%

1:13 19 1-46
22 12 13-17

ticr,fault Oa.

19 17 iO.-.

er;;;;T:i 1
Le-Corporal Gulh.r .. 16 17 19-61
Annpurer King .. 17 14 18-19
l'r!vale Grove. . 18 18 21-67

Private Rigout 21 15 9-45
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

CURRENT PRICES OF ENOLISII WOOL

d. 9. d.
holdlot9 . per to 1 6

""diii7

.-- - -
• • . .. —1 i
Soutlxioeu con sod sietlierii .. —i 4
Leicester ditto .. .. .. 1 4
60626—ClotIlltig .. . , ..
..
..
—1 6
—.l Ft

HOP MARKET.

BOZOUGH, Friday.—The accounts from the planta.
tions are hazily so favourable. The bine is still clean,
bat, owing to the want of moisture, it does not look so
. .C. 3
healthy. The trade continues quiet, at late rater.
Mid and East Rents, £4 ss. to £6 Gs.; Weald of
Kent., £3 Me. to £5 sa; Smuts 10a. to £4 Si.;
Fun".., gg to gg Q.; yearlings, £3 to £4 per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

POTATO /IA 13K ETB.

iloaouan AND SPITALPULDS, Fridny.—Full nverage
mows of potatoes are on rale in the various markets.
On the wbole there has been a steady inquiry, at our
quotations :—English, 6s. to 9a; French, Ga. to Ti.;
and Jersey, Gs. to 7s, per airs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

BOROI'OII PETTY f3ESBIONE.

TOVIDAT.—Before J. Ayling, Earl. (in the chair),
13ayly, goi., R. Griffin, Keg.. soil W. Talbot Esq.
BIIACH THX PlLWX.—throrge Kindel!. wooed
mate, • respectable young min, was summoned for
wilfully bresking nine squires of glass, and threatening
the life of Stephen Waterman Seem, a recluse, residing
in the Dorchester rned, on the lit inst. The parties are
relatives. The defendant was bed le., and 10e.
dimniffes, and to be bound over for six months to
k," she pesos, In his own recognisance in the sum
of 1.20. - _

--
Tna 14mw0L-24. JUDOS Yrerdry, late pro.
rietor of the Bardon Hotel. was summoaed et the
of Buserisleedent Lidbury, for unlawfully
bortniee the bye.leae, b 7 keeping pies et the rear ef
hie poilDlol, OD the Md ulll.mo.—rinat 20a. aa4
a. 10d. oasis, or seven dap.

Awn= Notaamai.—Wiliim Ool•, • lodging-bones
bee Pee, residing la Crescent street. was summoned by
Me Impeder of Msksmoss, for Mlowiag soil to collect
In an °P" vault, which was • nuisance to the public
—Superintendent Lidbury and P.S. Harvey spoke to
the nature of use nuisance. —Tbo def•ndmi said he
should not have had °Memnon to sleeping there, as it
was perfectly sweet, and he invited the manistrates to
Inspect his premises. This was declined, and they fined
him ss. and To. 10d. ecele.
CHARDS or AOLIOLT.—George Lodge, • cub driver,
was summoned by Jon. Fallow, another rib driver, tot
violently eassalting him on Thandey last, The com-
plaisant said they wee, sngepd by Mrs. Flakbett to
drive her cabe, and • dispute arose about • faze to Port-
land, when the defendant struck him, end he bled from
Thursday until bunday.—rbe defendant was fined ss.
and 7s. 10d. outs.
ANOTHER ANSAULT.—Elisoboth Beale, residing near
Francis-etreet, was summoned by Mrs. Nagy Bendell for
using abusive language and usalting her on Friday last.
—Case dismiseed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-14

.

COUNTY PETTY SESSION&

TIIIIIINDAT.-Before li. 11. fircafteld,
ALLEGED CHARGE OT STEALING • 00AT. -James
Westwood, a labourer, was brought up in inatody on
the alleged dam of stealing • use, of the value of 124.,
the property of WHILun Hansford. The prosecutor
identified the seat 111 his property, which was stolen
on the fith of June.—Jamee England said be was
employed by Kr. Marsh, at Langton Herring, as a
labourer. On Monday last he wee in company with
the prisoner at • public-house kept by Mr. Peat, at
Lusters. The prisoner alept with him, and he scum- I
ponied Min the following morning as for no Mr. Marsh's
field. The prisoner said he would make him • present.
He took his hoe from him and raked the coat from
beneath some brambles near the wall. Prisoner said
the coat had been there for nearly • month. The
Vogler wu not working with them in the fieW, and
avian plaoed the scat beneath the brambles and
mid he should go to the seaside and have a baths.—
James Norman oorroborated England's evidence, and
be was severely cross-examined by the prisoner, who
failed to shake his evidence. —P.C. Purnell said he
belonged to the county constabulary, and was stationed
at ChiekerelL On the previous day the prosecutor
called upon him, and from information received be pro.
seceded to Lessem.. -Mbere he saw the prisoner. and
accused him of st‘ling the coat (now produced).
He asked him whether he knew anything about the
emit, when he replied "be had seen it before." He took
the primmer into custody, and be also said "lb. ahem
mad be proved before they could convict him."- Mr.
Bwaffiold maid. in addressing the prisoner, that he mast
acquit him of the charge of steeling the coat, as the
evidenee adduced was not sufficient to commit him for
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

THS MgitTtlYt VIXt4IIIII.

Eleven of the Fenians arrested it Merthyr underwent
a further examinition on Tuesday, when Coffce. the
informer. again give 'sides"' He wite subjected to •
severe cross-examination, but his statements were not
subatantial:y etieken. Mr. Smith, who appeared for the
prisoners, made a long defence, onuiending that the
words and acts of the accused aeperately cm.idered did
not amount to treason. Doran made • druid speech,
charging Coffee with introducing Feuianism into
Merthyr. The bench dischargvd Barrett, but the rest
of the prisoners were committed for triaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

COUNTY PETTY BF.SISION&

110WDAT.—Before Sir K. H. Nopean. Bert., J.
Gundry, Esq., Colonel Cox. and Captain Bragg*.
Symes was charged with assault-
ing John Pone, at Stoke Abbott, on 11th December.—
Mr. Day for defendent.—Complainatit said that de-
fendant cpune to his door in the evening, end asked his
wife whet .he had been saying about him. She replied
nothing, and shut the door. Defendant then burst the
door open and knooked complainant down, went oat,
and then bunt the door on again. He was very
abusive to himself and bbi wife.—Crou-examined :
Defendant formerly worked for the same master as
himself, and was out of work at the time of this &exult,
but not in consequence of anything said either by him.
self Or his wife. Winne did not atrike defeadaat end
did not knock him down.—Mr. Day said it was a trifling
case that abould not have been brought there. Aceord•
tog to his instructions the oompleinant was the
aggreesor, and struck defendant, who did not strike him
at all.- Fined In and Bs. mats.
A 11101 PAIR Or LABOURZltn.—Charles Way and John
Way, two labourers, were charged with assaulting Mr.
Georg. W farmer living et Lauibrook,
Netherbary, on Sul January—Mr. Manley for the pro.
essuMos. Mr. thy for the defeadaste.—Coraplsinant
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

THR PROSECUTION Or BLIRICR, CABBY, AND SHAW.

. _
On We 'newt., Mr. Fitrj rotes St...then made an ap-
plication to the Court of Queen's Banoh on behalf of
Casey and Shaw to removo their trial for trewion-
felony from Warwick, to which plum they hers been
committed, to the Central Criminal Court. Th. court
Pante I • rule (Mcliading all three primneri) in order to
hear what the Attorney.Groeral may here to say on the
question.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

• Sae liumbolt • Cantos, on Tellnrio Magnetism.

•
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Oaks, Churehstreet, Dorchester, by FILIDMUCL OILL
Four, of the Perish of Fordingtos, in the County of
Donk.
Tuesday, Jesuitry 21, 1926.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

BOROUGH PETTY BEt3BIONS.

Before the Moyer (E. Cox, Esq.), J. W. Whetham,
EN., sod J. Williams, Esq.
William Garland was charged that he, being the step-
father of William Case, now detained in the Devon and
Exeter Industrial School, owed the stun of Ilk. in
respect of his maintenance therein, which he had neg.
lected to pay. The defendant's wife appeared for him and
seid it was owing to her husband being out of work—he I
had hardly had spy work for the past twelve months.
The amount oaring was one quarter year, at It a week.
She offered to pay 2a. per week instead of la, until the I
amount was paid off, or if her husband got work she
would pay it before.—Sergeant Lavender said the de-
fendant had been summoned once before for non-pay-
ment of arrears. It was agreed by the magistrates for
2.. per week to be paid till the amount was cleared off,
the woman promising to do so, and the case well ad-
journed until next semions to see if she was carrying
out her promise. She wee told by Mr. Whetham that
if she did carry oat her promise she would be excused
the costs of the Court, but that if she did not payment
of them would be enforced.
Benjamin Rowe, the young man charged at lest
sessions with neglecting to return leather materials
sufficient to make six pairs of boots, with which he had
been entrusted by Er. John Koper, leather cutter,
East-street, to make up, and who promised then if time
were given him to let Mr. Roper have the boots by
Saturday, January 4th, and whose case was adjourned
until this day to see if he would fulfil his promise, not
having do3e so, was now again charged with the offence.
He did not appese.—Giles Bugler, foreman to Mr.
Roper, visited that the defendant bad not returned the
boot. nor been near the place sines. He did not know
whether he had disposed of the materials, but supposed
he bad sib. had not brought the boots. The magis-
trates after some consultation senteneed the defendant
to one month's imprisonment with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

BL A NDFORD.

Ctratcat.—We are informed that the Rev. Charles
Drentell Nieholay, late chaplain to the Embassy of
Brssil, has been appointed to the Curacy of Blandford.
THS ACCIDENT OE THE SODIRSIT •ND DORSET
RAILWAY.— The remains of the unfortunate man,
Charles Croncher, who lost his life on the above line,
on Saturday last, was brought from Stalbridge to Bland.
ford station, on Tuesday, and were interred at Bland.
ford Bt. Mary church, on the following day.
SAVINGS' BANE. - The annual atatement of this old
and much valued institution has just been issued to the
depositors, and showt thrt its mar.y benefits have been
appreciated and enjoyed by a very large number of
persons. The year commenced with a bslance in hand
of 415,646 64. fid. During the year the Mill of
£6,639 15s. 7d. was deposited. and £2,352 24. 2d.
rem-iced for interest from the Commissioners for the
, Reduction of the National Debt. tin the credit side ,
of the statement it appears that £10,102 10.. AA. was
, paid to depositors on withdrawals, and that the sum of
4:74,035 18s. 3d. remained in hand to the credit of
depo,its at the end of the year, at which time it
! appeared there were 1,809 depositors, four penny banks,
" 40 charitable societies, and 93 friendly societies' amounts
remaining open, and that during the year 112 new
depositors opened account.
LOCAL B moan or 111•LTH —The monthly meeting
of the Itlandford Local Board was bald on Wednesday,
the 15th inst., in the Town-hall. Those present were
—Mr. Persian (chairman), Mears. Park, Abbott,
IMenden, Ball, Henvslie, Groves, Eye!". Smith, nudge.,
and ruler. After the usual financid business had been
transacted, it was ordered that the Clerk prepare and
lay before the Board, at the next meeting, the
tura of the Hoard under the several heads as entered in
the ledger, that the same may be charged to the proper
accounts. Re.olved thst a notice be served upon
, &smell, that he must net kill pigs for the purposes of
sale on his premise. in East-street, there being no
registered alau4hterhouse there. The noises,.e coop
mitt.. reported that they had inspected the building
, proposed lobe used by Mr. Philip Gerrit as a slaughter-
house, and that they did not consider it suitable for the
purpose.—Resolved, that Mr. Gould's application be
refueed.--Keadved, that the consideration of Mr.
Johns' propowthit AA to the water supply be further
adjourned to the next meeting.

BLINDFORD COUNTY COURT, JAN. 13.
There were only 25 eases left for hearing at this
court. The greatet part of them being undefended,
came before the registrar IF. T. Johns, Esq.), and th•
only one of interest was that of Strange r. T. Lemon.
Plaintiff is • currier residing at Blandford, and the
defendant a shoemaker. He admitted the debt, but
pleaded that the whole of his effects had been sold, and
the money divided among his creditors, but as no deed
was registered, the registrar told him be was liable,
but left it for ho Honour to decide in what way the
debt should be paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

STURMINSTER.

Parry ammo% January 131h.—Before M. S.
Yeatuian, Kra., chairman and a full Bench of Jastioss.
—John Burden, of Marshall, Emanuel Frempt a, of
the same place, sad Samuel Drake, of Sturminsier,
were .everally summoned by Mr. Hammond, Deputy
Chief Constatable, forkaying unjust icalei.in their posses-
sion on the 28th.—Barden and Drake were fined 3e. each
and 7s. meta, Frampton 10s. and Ts. oosts.—Henry
Daipia, of Sterminster, Henry Shepherd, of Shilling-
, William Mellaish, of the *tine plea., and Robert
Clarke, of Okeford Fitepalae, were summoned by the
Deputy Chief Constable, for being drunk in their
reap-wive parishes, and were fined sa. each and costa.
—Jame. Mullett, of Ibb•rtoo, pleaded guilty to an
information charging him with poaching at Woo!land on
the 6th loateut., and wee fined 3.. and 7.. °pat..—
Jewels, of Bel•balwell, and Richard Rae, of
Sterminster, were jointly charged with aesseltirs; Mar/
Asa Mb*. of fkurniaaba, oa Hos 11111 ali, sad the

Bench, after hearing the evidence, eonvicted the de-
fendants in the penalty of 20s. each and costs. or 14
days' herd Ishaer,---Georke White, at Sturminster,
was summoned for stealing wool off an elm tree, the
'property of Lord Rivers. on the 4th inst. —P.C. Paynter
I proved the cue, and the defendant was lined Is, ss.
costa, and 6d. damage, or 7 days.—Robert Chambers,
ot Child Okeford, an old men, 70 Tellr* of 111", ay"
*barged with stealing 281 b.. alright of bay, the property
of Walter William LOVIIIIIIIIO, of the Name pariah, on the
9th inst., value IL—The priooner elected to be tried
under the Summary Jurisdiction Act. and pleaded not
✓The m.gistratee took eome trouble in elucidat-
ing t e evidence, and after a careful consideration
aoquitted the defendant, but at the same time the
Chairmen warned him to be cauttnts in future, the
present case being very suspicious against him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

BALSAM OF ANISEED

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Coughs, Bronchitis, Asthma,

SORE THROAT, DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,

AND ALL SIIIILAZ •FirCTIONI 07 TEI
RESPIRATORY ORGANS
TS well known to be an excellent antidote to all
a chronic affections connected with the Lunge,
and, as such, is a serviceable medicine for persona
of either sex or any age, but its intrinsic virtue is
found in the special properties it parsons for the
cure of

COUGHS, SORE THROAT, ASTEIYA,
Stertorous Bnwthing, and all other derangements
of the Bronchial Tubes. It allays all symptoms of
irritation arising from taking cold, or from exposure
to any damp, or unhealthy atmosphere, and arrests
the progress of those pulmonary complainte for
which so many various preveativee ben been
ineffectually recommended.
Bold by Chemist. sad Medicine Vendors throughout tha
World. in bottles only, prim la lid. It ad, and lis mob.
Z•TABLIOSID auxin H•ta • Carreir.
CAUTION.—Obeeme the words—
" Thomas Powell, Bladfriars Rood, Lowlos,"
on the Government Sump. without which it imatiat
genuine, and to IMITATI WHICH IS riLoxr.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

TARR kICT GUNVILLE.

SCODIN DgaTll.—An inqueat wan held before W. H.
Atkinson, Esq., oo Friday fast, at the Bugle Horn Inn,.
in chi village, on Vie body of William Stickland, of
Blandford. who expired suddenly on the previous day.
The evidence of George Ihbben, • groom in the service
IJ. J. Fcrqutiareon, Emu. was to the effect that en
Thursday morning, about half-oast ten, he saw • horse
and cart in the road about 200 yetis from the Park
gates. The horse was walking on and no one near it.
Soon after he saw deceeaed coming out of the yard
gates. He ran about 100 yards after the horse and cart,
and then walked some distance. The horse turned out
of the road and atopped, and the deceased came on till
within about 100 yards of the cart, then turned and
looked towards the horse, stood for about half •
minute. then lifted ,up both his hands over hia
and fell backwards. Witness was about 200 yards
distant ; and after standing a little time to soe if ho
moved, ran towards him, and asked him what.... tho
matter, but found be was quite dead.— James Young
same up and nnloored deoeased's necktie, and Mr.
Bacot, Surgeon, of Blanilford, who happened to bc
}wing came op, and after examining him pronounced
him quite dead. Ikeetmed was then taken to the Bogle
Horn Inn.—James Young corroborate I the &hoer
statement, and the jury without any hesitation returned
a verdict of "Death from natural oausea by the visits.
Mon of God."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS for HORSES. Them inestimable
Powders eboold always be kept in the etable of th•
Sportsman, PiPtulaater, Farmer, !to , ready to be riven
in ease of Wm ef appetite, or feiigue from hauling,
racing, hard work, or sny.oth,r awls. They immense
'strength, invigorate the Hants, prevent 'welling of the
logs, assist+ digestion, and produce • glossy appearance
iiee akin, without withdrawing the hone from hie
aosodomed labour. Sold in tins, Is. and ii, 9d. MIL

DENT,

CHRONOMETER, WATCH AND CLOCK
MAKER

To the Queen, the Palma of Wales, and the late Prises
Consort, and Maker of the Great Clock for the Houses
of Parliament.
IN VITEB attention to the superior Work:Dun-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of Watches end Drawing-ssom CloeiLL
Ladies' Gold Foreign Watches— ... 7 Guineas.
Gentlemen's ditto .. ... 10
Ladies' or Gentleman's Gold ingliek
Lever ditto . "12
"
Gentlemen's Gold Compaomitkm 5.
!Wince ditto ...
aterne ciiryditto ditto
Marine eter.
Gold end Silver Pocket •C'hrossocostors, Astron:;utica
Turret, and Bracket Cloaks of every description. Ai.
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G.t.ra cassorr.. u.
assortment cdLoadoo-mette Fins Gold Albertand
DENT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutte's Bank); 34 sad
36, Itoyal SxohaLazd at the Cloak and Manse
Oessipeis lasicey. Wiwi. Strand, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

TB E FENIAN POLICT.

An address just Marred at New York, "by order of
the Senate F. 13.," met forth the policy of the "Brother.
hood." If any faith could be placed in the proferedons
of this document, it would be highly gratifying to know
that political burilarie were disowned; that no morn
attempt. would be male to Bre private and public pro-
perty ; that midday and midnight assassinations were to
owe ; and that helpless women and children were no
longer to be butchered under colour of a political idea.
Hear how this latest declaration closes :—" The Fenian
Brotherhood war not mgainat the live., liberties, or prm
perly of their English brethren, but against the feudal
tyranny which degrades human nature in England and
Ireland alike. Their efforts will not be wasted against
insensate walls of prisons, but directed to the overthrow
of Political despotirm, which makes the gaol and toe
gibbet the symbols and aesertms of its power. They
neither employ in their Mnmele the am:met weapon of
the assassin nor the torch of the incendiary, but, resole.
ing to face the issue of battle like men determined to
he free, they commit their canoe to the Almighty
Disposer of men!. and their own stout arm•—their only
motto, 'Liberty for all,' their rallying cry, 'God sane
Ireland,' "
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

BTA URI DOE.

Tag FATAL ACCIDIIT AT BTALBELDOI STATION.—W.
IL R. Bennett, Esq., ooroner,held an inquest at the Swan
Inn, Illtalbridge, on the 14th inst., touching the death
of Charles Preacher. • firennO, who WY killed at the
at the above station on Saturday evening, the 11th
ins• --James Menu, the engine driver, stated
that the deceased was his fireman, and as on
the engine all right when he started from the
station, but he bad not got more than 100 yards
when be missed Lim, and stopped the train. It is
supposed that the deceased, when the train, darted
walked round to the back rf the tender for the purpose
of throwing down some cal, and slipped off on to the
rail, the whole train of 18 carriages passing over him.
The jury at end returned • verdict of "Accidental
Dail." The poor unfortunate man was addled as
27 yearned age, and very steady.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

(Before T. E. P. LintoT, Eaq ).

John Burden v. John Phillips. —This was • claim for
El ss. balance of • horse daaL—D: (rodent admitted the •
claim, but pleaded as a set off the sum of 16v. f ir work
done ton cottage. This met off was disputed by Burden,
who stated ti at he paid for the work when it was done.
This claim was at that time E. 3, of which Phillips paid
him El down, it.. was reckoned for the repairs of the
cottage, and el 6s. was still owing. He handed in •
note bearing defendant, signature, but which he disputed
having written, and stated it was written by his
daughter, aged 10 years, in which he promivad to
settle the claim. His Honour inquired how long the
child had been at school -- Defendant : ' All
her life."—His Honour : 'Well I should think so, to
write so well u this. I am glad to find that the people
are so well educated in this county."— Henry Burden,aon
of the plaint:lf, corroborated his father's statement as to
defendant paying El of the debt owing when the work
was done to the oottege, and his Honour gave judgment
for the plaintiff to be paid in • month.
William Pink. v. It Inkpen.—Clairn El To. for
one quarter's rent.—Plaintiff was represented by his
agent, Henry Ainsworth, who stated that the claim was
for rent from Christmas, IBM, to Lady-day 1867.—That
he rec.ved the last rent, and that defendant left the
premixes without giving • quarter's notice, for which the
claim was made. As he could not prow, the terms of
letting, his Honour non-suited the plaintiff, giving his
agent to understud that he could have • fresh summons
if he pleseed, but at the same time advising that the
claim ebould be given up.
G. Strang. Tom Lesnon.—Tha Registrar haring
so:painted his Honour of the nature of the defence in
this plaint, a verdict was given for the plaintiff at 10s.
per month.
JUDI:11131T 81311110NUS.—IIIMAC WO v. Elizabeth
Tarrant.—This ease was adjourned from the lut Court,
and after hearing the particular* his Honour made •
fresh order for the claim to be paid at 4s. per month. so
as to give the defendant • chance of paying.—Edward
Thomson v. Geolge Ball.—This was also an adjourned
cue. Order if not paid in • month to re oommitted for
14 days imprisonment.—Robert Elford o. John Adams.
This was • claim for IL. for taking charge of defendant's
child. He offered to pay Is. per week, and hie Hoiiour,
after giving him • elution, adjourned the esse.—James
Green v. John Horlock. Ordered to pay Is. per week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

ANOTHZI GRIM( FIST OUTRAGI AT OWUL

At half-put nine o'clock on Thorwity night, in the
main street of Cork. • bottle containing Greek fire was
thrown at • man suspected of giving information of the
Fenians. It streak him on the bead without breaking.
but smaiihed and ignited on the flags. No clue to the
perpetrator of the outrage hu yet bran discovered.

ANTI-IMNIAN IRISH.

There being rumours of Fenian sympatllisers amongst
the Irish at Shrewsbury, • deputation, headed by Father
Hopkins, attended the police-court on Wadoe,..d.y
morning, and presented an address on behslf of the
Roman Catholics of Shrewsbury, denonneing Fenianism,
and declaring their willingness to be sworn in uspecial
constable.. Bravo I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

Markets.

MINN& KINGSFORD AND LAT report. fall of is. to
3e. per quarter in the price of wheat during the hut
week. Friday's trice* at Mart-Lane were, however,
generally equal to these of Monday last. We have to
report • dull trede and lower pries' for all kinds of meat
at C..penhagen Fields, both on Monday and on Thuraday
last. Business in the wool market is without material
improvement. The supply of poultry at Newgste
market is reported as small, but the demand is smaller.
A Bat and dull trade has thas existed for all kinds of
agricultural profuse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

SAME DAY.

,LITRAW KEEP for 20 BARREN HEIFERS,
• *.:l with • very rood outlet.—•pply at the Telegram
(Wee, Derebeeter.

DORSET COUNTY SC H 001.. 1)01

:11E9T1JL

, rrHE SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED on
1. MONDAY, FEBRU ARY 3rd.
Rev. R. G. WATSON. ILA.,
Heed Master.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

Court an fasbfottablt Endliving.

An official denial is given to the statement that Prince
Christian was hissed at Hugton.

THI QUM AT OSBORNE. —HOT Majesty Is still
frequent in her visits to West Cowes and other plutes
in the neighbourhood of I Mborne. Her Mejesty is
generslly aeoompanied by one or more mernhem of the
Kota' family, and occasionally by some of the ladies
sod gentlemen in waiting, but her guard, a. a rule,
ooneistra of one or two outriders only. The Queen is
received on all hands with every demonstration of
loyalty.