The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-17 00:00:00

WM DAY—TUESDAY, September IT.
MAIDEN NEWTON.
NI R. FREDERICK FOOT um son by
JL nalian. 1I`I1) %Y. SEPT/MUER IT. the
HOl E 1(11.1) PM: N !TITRE. liKINU UTENSILS.
sot at othar tl • ILEFIX.IB of Mr. 8. Hamm. for
Rent.-- &de at Three.

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V. . • 4,.!
DORsET VOLUNTEER ASECCIATION
sUBSCRIPTIONB AND DONATIONS.
Annual
Donations. Soberly, i,fPUI.
C s. d E s. d.
The Earl Shaftesbury -10 0 0 • 10 0 0
Iv Earl of Ilehester - •10 0 0 - 10 0 0
Toe Earl of 61.10 n • - • 10 0 0 • 10 0 0
Marton, of Westminster - 10 0 0 • 10 0 0
Lord Wears - • - • 10 0 0 • 10 0 0
Lad Dighy • • • -10 0 0 - 10 0 0
Hon. W B. Portman, M.P. 10 0 0
Ches. Poicher, Esq. • - 10 0 0
Rea. H. Boucher - • •10 0 0 • 5 0 0
lii-. Sic-el H..skina -10 0 0 - 5 0 0
.1 H. ealrraft, Esq. • •10 0 0
Oliver W. Fairer, Esq. • •10 0 0
Boon Ilawhro • - • 10 0 0
C. Ilembro, Eaq. • - •10 0 0
1111 Ildigbani, Eq. • •10 0 0 - 2 2 0
J. J. Farquhar-am,. Earl, . 10 0 0
Gittolry. 10 0 0
B. P. 011udry. gm. • •10 0 0
: .;•it
00
Sir. W. C. Medlyoutt, Bert. - 10 0
Sir Ivor Guest, Bart. • • 10 0
Lonl Ashley - • - - 5 0 - 2 2 0
Capt. C. A. Manning • • 6 0 - 1I 0
Capt. H. A. Templer - 5 0 • 1 0 0
R.-v. A. Hu:table • - - 5 0 - 6 0 0
John Flojer, Eel. • • • 5 0 • 50 0
C. Sim.% Rut. .• - 5 0 - 50 0
Jame. Fellows, Eaq • • 5 0 • 50 0
Ite•. C. Ita. tttttt id - • - 5 0 • 50 0
Robert Willima. Req. - • 5 0 • 50 0
G. W. D. Dilly Req. • . 50 0
Leut -Colonel k.lolel • • 5 0 0
T. Cockswain, - • 5 0 0
11. N. Middleton. EN. • • 5 0 0 • 2 0 0
T. A. Mitchell, Ea;., M.P. • 5 0 0 • 2 0 0
Ehr p. GI% n. 13art. • • 5 0 0
C. W. Dighy, Esq. . • 50 0
Sir J. J Smith, Bart. • • 5 0 0
H. K Seymer, Eaq.. 11. P. 5 0 0
Ilra. Pattison • - - • 2 2 0
entJ. Weld, Esq. • • - 2 0 0
E. W. W 'Mama. Eq., Herring.
atone Hon.° • - • 2 0 0 • 0 0
t'apt. Falwaaser • • • 1 1 0 • 1 0
Rev. S. C. Milan • • . 1 0
Major Steward, D.R.Y. • 1 0
Rev. Lumley Pout - - 1 0
Bev. Jvhis Blentierhassat - 1 0
Capt. H. B. Mason. ii.N. • 1 0
Edward L. Kinderaley, Esq. • 1 0
W. Eliot, Earl. • • • 1 0
Rev. J. T. Hinds • 1 It
5.5. Keddle. Esq. - - 1 1 0 • 010 6
E. Saunders, Req. • • • 1 1 0
Capt. Jacob • • • 1 1 0
J. A. Hodges, Esq. - • 1 1 0
Col. Tapp. C.B. • - • 1 1 0
Kea. W. J. Goodden • - 1 1 0
Rev. It. Thouipson - - • 1 1 0
George Cart. light, E.g. • 1 0 0 • 1 0
Fal4ard Fox, Bag., Beausinster 1 0 0 - 1 0
J. B. Guniiry, .mq, • • 1 0
Sprn.ier Meade, V.. 4. • - 1 0
It. J. Bourchier, • • 1 0
12.14. 11111U/11, 14 11VA. • 1 0
Rev. H. T. Bower - 1 0
J. T. Basket. Eq. • - 1 0
Sir J. H. ISOyly, Bart. • 1 0
Mr. E ward Mondry • - 1 0
l'apt.•ll,osu, 411, D.V.A. • 1 0
Hector Moral,. Req. - • 1 0
G.lonel Breese - • 1 0
I. T. 11,11 en. ES i• • ' 1 0
J. F. Hodges, Eni. (Mayor of
Dorcheaterl • - -
Rea. James Cree - • -
L eut.-Colonel Cox - • -
T. Bradaliaw, Es.;.. • - 1 0 0
Colour Sergeant Taylor, 6th
DRY - -
Sergeant Groves, 5111
Sergeant-Ilaj..r Hillman, let
I).V A. • • - -
Colonel 8t Lo M•let - -
11.,.. and Rev. W. H. Scott •
Beruch Fos. EAq. - •
Set nt,- Major Abbott, Bland.
ford • • • •
R. F. Eliot, Esq. • • .
Henty Tu krr, EN., Lyme
R gm • • - -
Edward Praise, Req. - -
Montague Williatua, Req. -
Rev. A. G. 8. Shirley • -
Mr. J. Ho lima, jun. - -
General Michel - • -
Seri. at Ayling. 541. DRY.,
Wea mouth - 0 5 0
Mr. E.T. Budd. n, 611. D.R.V. 0 5 0
Sulneriptiona and Donations should be nirde payable
to Meaans. WiLLIAns and Co.. Bankers. Dorchester.
THO 3. COOMBS, Hun. Set y.
Dorchester, Bep4. 11. 1561.

HEAL AND SON'S
NEW I LLU:STRA I'ED CA 7'A LOGUR
CUNTAINS Designs and Prices of MO
diff,•reut of Bedroom Furoiturr, s.writ
u of It/0 Selleteule, and Prieto of every deecriptiust of
&Adios,
SENT PR ES BY POST.
HEAL k BON. BEDSTEAD, BEDDING, AND
BED-ROOM FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
96, TO7TENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON.

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
OLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
See that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON & CO.. GLASGOW & LONDON.
COAL STORES.
AT THE DOECH ENTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
1141 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
I . the Pub:ic that be is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the toiletries PRICES, for CASH,
:
At the Sutuk-Weetere Station—
Best Walls End Coals Is. 44. per cwt.
Small Ditto. for Smiths , is. l."
Newcastle Steam Coal Is. Id. "
At the Ores. Wester,. .Wien—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cat.
Beat Radatock Coal Oa. lOid. 06 100.
Small ditto Os. 6d. Os. 64.
Best Bello
Culni
Beat Tenhy Stone Coal Is.
C.. 14 delivered in the Town Free of Carriage.
Coale delivered in Liu- (w.,iltry at moderate charges.
Brat Newcastle GR I N DSTON F.N lwsya on hand.
Order. received by Hr. F. 11..H.A, Post °Sim. or by
Hr. It. Hild., at the G. W. Station, will le puuctuali)
attended to.

£30,000 for £2, and £20,000 for El.
FULL Particulars of the manner in which the
shove Smut can be realieed, will be re, n on
application to Mr. F. FABSICIUS, Banker, Frankfurt.
on-tlie.Meine.
Lettent addressed to "Mr. Cit. HAW', 9, Cestle
Street, Falcon &loam, London, 5.C.," will be imme-
diately furaanled Pust Free.

FROUD, CHZIIIIST, High East-st., Dorchester.
AGENT root HONNIMAN'SPUBE TEA. This
Tea is selected from the spring gatherng. Anil i* there-
fore umiforinfy o,o4,—shipl.ed free from all artificial
colour on the surface, it is unifwnslp PURE : in
strength snd wholesomeness it thrrrfure excels. Being
supplied only through AGENTS. and secured in
PACKETS, the Imposters gusranthe that it reaches
the consumer " always Good alike," and at the lowest
possible rate.

L'REDERICK FOOT, AUCTIONEER, 1
GENERAL VALUER, and COMMISSION
AGENT, DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS for ADMINISTRATION.
NIB,. H. EDWARDS, DItNTIST, Signs
%TRACT, DORCHESTER.
at Home Daily Loin Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted, when lie attends at the ROYAL
RATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences xf 111.1 Patients without extra charge.
A notice per poet ensures an interview.
M INT HI CON el
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
M•NUFACTORIZIS, 33 AND 34, LUDOATZ HILL,
AND 46 AND 47, CORNHILL, LONDON, E.C.
ESTABLISHED 1749'
r W. BENSON, an an eminent and old
el . established London Watch aril Clock Manufac-
turer. has, for the guidance of intending purchasera.
publiehed a new 'illustrated Pamphlet on Watch*. Pod
Clock.. (free for two stemma.) which should be carefully
read by all before ha. Mg. It imiimius • full discription
every ronstructic a of Watch now oireie, with their
price., including Chronometer. Duplex. Lever. Hori-
andel. and Vertical escapements. It contains also
numerous cloaking fur the decoration 01 Weklies by
eminent London Artiste, made expreisly for this mono-
factory. and alietchea and prioem of various kinds of
Clorks and Timepieces. This work ti PIO arranged that
ermine living in any part of the world can tailed, the
watch heat adapted for their a..; mid have it formes*,
tree and safe by poat, dirext from the imoitifgc.
tory, on recwipt of a remittance. It also contain" plain
and practical direction" as to the Watch to buy and how
I. gke it. Every Watch warranted fur two yrans.
BENSON'S "Aura WATCH.—" Equisite artirtie
feeling in urcan4ntation and perfection of mechanism."
—Morning Post.
Silver ... 3 to 18 guineaa.-1341 .. sto 50 animas.
BENSON'S GENTLEMAN'S WATCH. " All
ilp.t'een he desired ie Sahib. testa. and
Weise.
silver ... 2 to 80 guiness.—Oold ... Sin 100 paws.
BENSON'S LEVER WATCHES.— "Lease umbels
to be desired but the moiety to buy them
Sesaclertl.
Silver ... 4 to 30 guineas. —Gold ... 7to 50 graiums.
BENSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCH.—' A good
Watch without paying an eaurbitant priee."—Daily
Telegraph.
Silver ...2 to 8 guineas.—Gold ... 5 to 20 guineas.
BENSON'S CLOCKS.-1 to 50 guesses.
--
Liberal terms to captains, userchanta, shipper.. Dm
watch club.. Old watches taken Ds enceanigr, or re-
aired. All communications to he addressed to the
Manufactories.
33 AI 34, LUDGATE HILL,
oa
46 k 47, CORNHILL, LONDON.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. THE ACCIDENTAL DEATH
---- INSURANCE COMPANY
EXC lIRSION TO LONDON! Have paid. in the 1,04. Twelve Years. the nal of
One hundred & VIII y.three Tbinumind Pounds
(IN MOND \Y, SEPTEMBER 23r.1. 1861, an .oi a,count of
1 EXCL.'S:iII /IN TI: AI N will have WAT xuer II llt Inn t Thousand Persons Mod oe 'Miami Mi—
st Si) u. lio , calms a follnas : ACCIDENTS OF RIDING,
'*w: ACcIIiF.N TS OF DRIVING.
Weettionth - • at 50 Fit Clam,. Cmaed Car. ACCII,ENT(I OF HUNTING,
Doreln•ster - • „ BIS ACCIDENTS OF IFIOATINO.
Bridport • • - ~ T. 46 las. Om. ACCIDENTS OF SHOOTING,
Mod, ii Newton - „ 8.40 ACCIDENTS OF tiK %TING,
And return from Padaington at 3.311 p.m. on AIVIDENTS OF RAILWAYS.
TH I: RBDA T . September 26.1., 1881. ACCIDENTS OF STE t MHOATS,
ACCIDENTS OF FARMING.
A single package of Luggage allowed each Falange.. ACCIDENTS (W MACHINERY,
Bri-tol. 12ti. September. 1861. ACAJIDENTS WITH TOOLS.
ACCIDENTS WITH FIRE,
ACCIDENTS WITH RIFLES,
ACCIDENTS AT HOME.
ACCIDENTS IN THE FIELD,
ACCIDENTS IN THE SHOP.
ACCIDFSTS IN THE FACTORY,
ACCIDENTS ABROAD.
For RA INN Forms .4 A ppLeation, awl all other Infor-
mation, apply to the Chief °Moe. 7, Rank Buildings,
Luta/bury, London.

DORCHESTER. AG HICULTURAL SOCIETY.
_
THE PIA )UGHIYO M tTCH for the Pre-
mium. if red hy tide Society aill take One
oil THURSD Y. the 3.d day of I oCTOHER., 1861, by
iwtini..ion of Mr. W. D. Doornail, on Troytown
F.llll. Dorcheiter.
Certllle4te4 t I.e sant to the Honorary Secretary
on or before WEDNESDAY, the 25th blatant.
ANUHEWB, lion. See,
Dorchester, September, MI.

MAWR COUNT! MOSPITAL
TENDERS are invited for SUPPLYING the
IXHISET COUNTY HOSPITA L with Meat.
Bresd, Flour, Milk. Botter, Chec-e. Groceries, Ale,
Is, An I other articLe, fur 6 sueotLe, trout the 260,
104.
The Tenders must be deliverei at the Hospital on or
bet,re Wednesday, the 25th inst.
Fl.llllll of Tender my be obtsined on aptdication at
the H.pit.d. or to Mr. JutiS BROWN, Dorchester,
Clerk to the Coolinitt, e.
Dated 10th Sept., 1861.

TZEYZOR and HENDON'S TWO GUINEA
ntiIOCEIL-tla FIELD or OPERA °Lanese%
*arrow free,on rreeipt of 14.44.10,• order, to nay rase
of the United Kiegtiom. The estraordinnry power of
thu it,,,sennient renders it 4.1.11401.1 to answer the onte•
hinel purposes of telescope and opera glass. It will de-
fine obieets dial hotly 111 tell Mile{ distance ; is suitable
for the theatre. raoreounie, sportamen. tourists, and
general not4loor ohaersations. Only to he obtained of
KEYZOR k HENDON (Successor. to Herrin mad P.O.
Opticians. ISO. High Holborn, London, W.V.-111,,m.
ended Price List of Optical and Mathematical Inatru•
monis free, on receipt of two stamps.

THE ASYLUM FOR FATHERLESS CHILDREN.
lIIAS CRUTDOI,I (LATZ AT STAMFORD HILL.)
Under the Patronsp oilier Majesty the Queen.
THERE are 196 Children, from all parts of
the Rm.:dom. now im the foundation, and the
number would he rouailerably incr.-lord if N. debt on
he &Ailing were The &writ Cr, making
vivrima efforta to reduce theleht„ £6,000. at the acme
time earn...oy anlicitini an inrIVIIIir in the number of
Annual Subscriber.. Ciintributiung in ail of the Charity
will he thankfully receive.' by Mr. Georpre Ftanoliff,
Secretary.— OM e, 10, Poultry, Lundon.—T. W.
AVELINO. Hon. Sec.

EXTRAORDINARY MERIT must belong
to that which
PLIABrB Essay O's,
And such is the cape with the
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH.
THE
MANURE FOR THE SEASONS
--
CENT. PER CENT. for outlay may be
realised, and •nuch time mid labour waved, by the
AUTUMN PLOUGHING-IN
of Prentice's Corn Manures, apecially prepared for the
purpoae, and adapted to produce • Army straw and
well-filled ear of corn.
PRENTICE'S Cereals thus applied, bare been exten-
sively u•efl, fool with such Soweto am to warrant ever,
coutidenoe both on the corr. etneas of those °beanie...l
pi nicooolea on which ii,, ir Makulactore is based, as well
a• in the Autumn Ploughina-in, which esperiefoe
! *how to he of peculiar solventege to the 16 heat Crop.
The Manure for the Seaom, i•
Pi...nine's Cereal Manure, £8 10s. per Ton.
for Grain Crook.
Price. of Preritico's Mangold Manure, LS 0
ID Turnip Manure, £6 10
SUPZIPHooPHATEN ic Luc :
PRENTICE'S' SUP ERP H MPH ATM are sold,
suhject to he •nalyisia of either Professor VOLLCKEit or
rrOferoor War.
23 per cent. Soluble • - - £6 10
26 mot SU per cent., in proportion.
37i per cent. - • • • £8 0
All delivered free, at the nearest Railway Station, to
the Farmer.
Supplies may forthwith he obtained on communica-
tion being ii.de with the undermentioned—
Mr. ALritr.o CifiLcorr. htrattan.
Mr. does Nottington.
Mr. TN was litNlNcrr, Dorchester.
TeIONIAS PRENTICE coil Co
Agricultural Chemical Works, Stowiliarket, Suffolk.
Loudon Address :-24, Mark-lane.

11.11 11'S SIIIRTS"
rywhc.re obtain the preference of Gen-
t !rt.i.a who determine to wear only • uch Shirts se
1.1 . ado nuticrmly well. As spurious Slurtsure
a, . c:rtised and sold as "Ford's Eurekas.- observe
I' at none are genuine unless stamped inside the
col lar.band with •
the R.FORD'S
Trade tnark, EUREKA SHIRT
thus-- 38.POULTRY.LONDON
&Art mrat respectable Sealers and Drumm
Vi here .‘eittv I, prtraritte th. rand form
Illustrated linty I Ist te the Plautus's. 11,5,111 Prink CO.
DORCHESTER :--CuAsLEs TAaßr.u..
Do. Elm so Britsht.
JOHH FITCH.

K EATIN G'S PERSIAN INSECT DESTROY-
ING POWDER.
- -
pOU LTRY, DOGS, AND PLANTS are
effectually freed loom Fleas end all other
Vermin with whi. I. they are infeettd, by the above
Posder,a blob is gust harmlesa to animal qr. The
Farmer, the Gardenvr. 01 the Sportsmen will therefore
tind at invaluable. Bo ;s, Owknoclies, Beetles, Moths
in Furs, and every other species of Insect are also in-
stantly destroyed.
Sold in pockets. Is., 2s. sad 4s. 6.1. each, or post
free for 14 or treble Mae for 36 postage stomps, by
THOMAS KEATING, Chemist, 79, St. Paul's Church-
yard, Loislon.
Take notice each packet bears the above name and
address.
f4dd by all Agents for Keating's Cough Lozenges.

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE.
PULVEIthI ACH ER'S PATENT
GALVANIC CHAIN BANDS é BATTERIES.
THE most convincing proofs of the efficacy
.4 these chains rill 14 1....U.1 in a iempl.lei
• • NUI VRRMACH ER'S IMPROVED MEDICO
GALVANIC SYSTEM OF SELF-APPLICATION,"
(pw-t free), omit...mug numerous authentic ineilic..l ItHI
,mientilio reports. with thoumnds of tesii ..... goal. of
rune in alieumrtisio. Neuralgia, P.Flll”id. Et ilopo.
Do.foopi, Norrunt Debility, and many other
Cbsin Mimi... 5r., 10a. 15a., mid oprartla. Sent (p.s,
tree) by J. L. FULVERMACHSR a Co., U. oi.r.d•
Londoti.
Agent for Dorebeotor--11r. J. Timm, Chemist, kc.

DEAFNESS. —A newly-invented instrument
to. catreme canes of ileaftiesa, rolled tib-
SOUND 11.‘GNIFIEld, (hyranic Vibram:. and Inst.
e Yuan. Cooduitor. It It, into the ear ao ea out to
be an the least pereeidilde • the uophraa.ut artoation
..f singing noi•ea in the hoed is entirely remnred. It
•Iforda iliataot flak( to rho( iorioDo, awl viable.
to Is v.., distinctly at church awl .t puhlic moon,
bliss. Ever, other kind of hearing ismtrumrot.—
Mcaora. HOLONLONS. 014 h-bins, 39. Albemarle Street,
opposite the York Hotel, London.

EMIGRATION AND FREIGHT ROUTE
via
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
TO ALL PARTS OF CANADA AND THE
UNITED STATES.
-
THE CANADIAN MAIL STEAMERS
LEAV..... LIVERPOOL STRICT THITIEDAT
QUREKC in Summer, mid for PonvtAati inWinter, lend-
ion Paiwengen, 1. sill Freight on the Wit root of the
GRAND TRUNK RA,ILW AT, whereby they proceed at
.otre to all porta of Canada and tie Weatern States.
Finite's'. Sailing Ships to Qiiebec and other ports of
the Grand Trunk Railway onemionally during the
Season.
For through Passage snit every information apply to
SABLE and SEARLE. 19. Water Street, Liverpool, or
at the orricta oft: e GRAND TRUNK CNDIIPANT. 21. Old
Broad Sere t.London, E.C. The Government Pamphlet,
R. 1.., he., are issued, yrreis, on siip ieetion personally
or by letter.
JOHN IL GRANT, Seeptiary.
IL Old "trued Street, Lon. on, E.O.
--
.o. Intending Einigrsnre aboald Provide thrroselars
sill. Through Tickets of the °nod Trunk Raitgrgy be.
fore' Embarking. thereby moving touch coot sad trouble.

•
STOW CARRUCt c."(TI
I 0 T. ea OP.. fite.A
C
RICHARD LOADFR I Co.,
• as * so. r0v.....t, Flasbury.
LONp..). RC.
4, tttttt am, Catalog:lags Cams • Pest FRU. I.
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Nailing glint gablts.
Foil THC MONTH OF SEPTEMBCR, 1841.
LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTIAN.
ways DAT•.-09 111111911.
WarsOuth & Dorehapter. irid fiouthautOon, is lageist
Ma.. 1.11: ?N. li%. 1 1: 1,011 IPS: LI:
,Malll
W 671100111 6168 10 1 1 . 440 10 910
Uoacumena . 646 540 $4O 1 130 6 1 010 111
$5O 11 60 110)146 .. 10 19 U
Woo! . .. . 0 1 9 1 1 I • 1 II ..
' Wareham . 7 8911 9 11 111 ISO 114 $llO 67
enole i&Mr% 7 940: 40 1 $ 11, 6 0 4 110
IllandlonlZ. 16
: 1 91:
1 66 2.. : 1
Wliaborua .. 7 544 944 . 11111 664 11 11 90
Ringwood 744 10 410 4 ll' ' ' 11 44
Southampton 311 117/011110 3 , • 111 1 30
Salisbury „ 7 1016.11 i 4 11, _„
Lohao. .11 I 1104 446 6 401 w.. 119 4' .. iis

(A) Mini dampsl leaving Dora Meter (11.40 nos
mid Memnon* Ale a.m.). melt London at LW p.m.
• A train Name Bismillord at 11.31 s. arriving at Wl.'
borne at 12.3 a.m. A arab aim leaves Winsberne at 9.10
arriving at Mainlined et WU CM
I TM 4A4.) trbili dem Weyeseele stave et Wool on Setnniam
0..1y.

, Mr! MUM
landisa, rid seesissopams;i• DemkNisr Aihimalli.
Cl".. 1;2;1. 1.3e.114.4101 1111.4..1par. raz. t
.1 art Mai Lr...
London . .. BO 01016110 1 0 3 0 0 510
Salisbury on .. 19911024406 U..
southamplon 60 10 124124 4 0 6 $ll II 4
Mugs uod .. 7toll 44 111 111 61 $O 119
elatheree .. TSO 12 6240 2 .. 0 49 llt
Blandford arr. 4 131 12 44 4 111 .. 71$ U ..
e I wrier 611 It 49 $l2 li. .. 7 6 16 ..
''''l 6 1 depart 749 II 14 241 246 . 640 60j 2 6
%Vanessa 51212 41 35 15 . 7 2 IS 2 9
Wool .. .. 010 1 1 X .. . i .1
..
5 n 114 I . ..
11011CUISTIll 9 11e342 34 .. 7 .117 be S. 4
SIT/100TM .. 9 111 6 4 40 .. 4 51 1 .

(1)1r1r4 mond and third ciao ceamegere can taros LOCI4OO
at h so is to proceed onsarda by the 10.11 train
4..athottiptae.
OW The train tearing Landau at $ p.a. arW Mop it WOW
by6V41:114,1r• In WO4ll and Mantas meat drags wisps
at ((indium.

110111D•TO.
171 P T 6411111. DOWII I`2lllllll.
cheater to bonitos. Lawton to Dorciater.
Moo. 1.6.3 I It Moàll Cu... 1,6,3 1.0.3111•11
Weemorro 6 c Its 9 London .. 911 91110
Dorchester 6 27 1 45 'Ol5 Southensplon 7 C. 1 41 It 0
Moreton 4lt 6 10 IPool.Junct. 916 040
Wool 617 211 . Warshaw 10 4 3at2 19
Wareham 661 23. 047 Wool ..110 10 4 6
Poole Jura 7 1 1 fi. 1 0 Moreton . il9 44 4 ..
iouthanspl 9 $l. 6 I 1 Ss Dominate& 11 0 41.
London t 136 9 C 420 WITMOOTII.. 1033 3 0 ..

On Week day* a li4 said Tod c'ess train Mane Weymouth et
10.14 for Dorvbester only.
on &swim. • third clam train from Wrimoutk (ie,s6
ism.) and Dorchedm (10.66 a-nt.), run. to M• Mewled
(11.15), and Brklport (11.56); node corresponding down third
clam train run• on Sunday. (rota Maiden Newton at (11.40
en.), °Amato's@ BEM a.m.), Dorris...ter (10 d.m.), and Wm
mouth (10.10 a-n). (1) On Frkla)• Only.

Lovieov, via Yeovil, to Dorchester. Wersoialt,
60011 TRAINS. 0015. GC AAAAA .
ChINI. 1.2,1 1 & 1,1,2,3 1 & 2 1 &I I &21.2.3 1,2,2
London . CO 0 7 341 910 II 460 8 0
Chippetim. 73610 0, 2112 1141 131 720 . It 41
Bristol 645 860 k 10 60 141 620 16 111
Bath ..1 720 920 .. II 16 111 7 0 841 648
Westbury 82510 46 326 12 tit 317 • 2 925 820
Ballsby ar 960 ' 4 3 10 30 140 4 830
Bruton .. 9 011 26' 356 1 & 336 837 00 710
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Ildn Newt. 10 10 12 36 6 6 166 b 6 9 1) 20 810
Brldpt ulO 46 .. 640 220 666 10 1) 56 716
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Weymouth II 60 116 545 1 116 546 10 12 0 9 0
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(C) Third class Irmo Paddingtoe Chippenbein and
callous below.

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BIRTHS.
September I. at Yeovil, the wile of Er Jetta Mara, ear.
pent.. of • daughter.
September 4. at No. 111, Grosvenor Squere, Lauda., the
iir=.. L dy Pe,thstora, of a ettOter.
her 11, at Summer Llano, Emwshot, the wife of L.
!brit& lieu., of a daughter.
September li. at Downs , Mrs Charles Rent, of a d.,ugh,er.
lispeossbe, 9. at the Vlcarap, Warminster, the wife oft the
Rev. J L Phi ISppe, of a so,
MA RRIAO ES.
August M. at the Independent Chapel, Mattock, by the Rev
Mr Pull, Mr Henry Drew, of Elsner Mills, Chard, to Mary
Anne. • diet daughter .1 Mr Thome Soutbcombe, of Stoke
sub-Hamden, Somerset.
Sher 5, at St. John's Church, Yeovil, by the Rev. R. J.
F. Tho, Mr L C. nutehh.gs, .4 Trent. lioneust. to Ann*,
Jane Hayward, y. ups( daughter 'I ths late Rev. Larson
Joule. of Gendreowen. Reath. 13
Sephoubsy 7, .4 51. p,ilip's igaL
uDalltOrl, by the UT
Alexander Gerdes, Incumbent, hoses Cl rn Rows. S 4, oil
Richmond-terrace, Queen's Read, Daleton, ondon, to Miss
Jane Trenshard, second doubter el Mr. John Tretehard, Mel-
Sept-esker 10, at Trinity Chun b. W•TrwwWh,
;I the Rev.'
Jaws Galloway, Robert Hawthorn, Captain Ito Engineers,
to Amy, youngest daughter of Commander idles Dow,
LN.
Ileptember Itch Plandford Chun*. by the R4'. Willi."
Marie. richer Alfred Downing Temp, EN., MU sat of the bite
, ev. Samuel Char*. Fripp, of Brised. to Lisa Banister,
swoud desighter of Mr John Banheer R e, of Shadier&
Septernber IL at Mutes Waldron Church. b- Us Ray
Robert SWUM. rector of Irentull Magna. masted by the Rev
S. P. Downing, Mr. J. T. Edwards, la- nage, o' the London übd
Ounty Rank, at Pushes. nu my, to Mary (heeling', ) ounge•t
daughter of Mr N Man Mau of Eut Orchard.
DB ATHB.
errla
her U, at Tordlngt. a, Isabella, fourth daughter of
Lrrria, gardener, aged IL
August, 31, at Ringwood, Hants, George Pocock, Esq.,
selletor, II uthampten, sul 41.
September S. at Innis Perm Everabot, Mr James Peach,
yeoman, aged SI
September 9, at Uphill. near Westossuper-Mare, altar • long
and painful Musk borne with snob Christian f stands,
ethe beloved wife of the Rev. Thomas (loud, law
udnieter in Ja "aka. aged 47.
her 9. at Crowbars's, soddenly, Mr Thomas Taylor,
lead ad of the Singe Area lun aged 17.