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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

SHMESORNE.

v " O. 1,11 BOYs."-N-o fewer tian 3-4-boys, some of the=
00ertvliete fello
eidjy :panwere taken off ohtfalye tatitotZarafiem, otr.
Newfotuadland Mamie&

tATLOIIeS PATENT SEWING MACHINES have new PSG'St
iniyroerments, which rendered them superior to all other
makes for DIALSSILIKING and Kuno* USE. They are
Simple to Learn," "Nary to Work." "Not liable to get out
order," are "Strome," "Sniff," " Derabts," "make very
little noise," and can be had on "easy tenets" of purchase-
at a " isiodenins yries."—lt is isecesuary to Caution the
public malted cheep, ill-made and consequently worthless-
machines. viiilch are often recommended by Dealme—ott
ammo), of the enormous profit. they obtain for them, in.
Reference to good machines at • fair price Intending
if unable to obtain Taylor • Patent Sewing
=3:e7ilfroin local Dealers, are respectfully requested to.
eebd for • prospectus to Si. Claeapside, London,
Great Drillield, Yorkshire ; or the branch establishments
92, Silver-street, Hull, and 13i. Hirkgsts, Wakefisa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

A TRUMIUT APVAIC

Edgar House was summoned by Goonte Willman, marine-
store dealer, for an assault and threatening to beat out his
brains, at the Ansty Arun, en Monday night last —Mr H. T.
Trovanlon for complainant : Mr It. Aldridge for defendant--
George Williams was at Mr House's bar 00 Monday last in
couipany with Charles Mitchell and two others. Mr and Mrs
House were in the bar. Seine conversation ensued about a pig
between Mr Mitchell and Mr HOUST, and thorn was a difference
of 45 between them Witness said they had better split the
difference. House said if Mitchell would take VI In be would
give him " ready coin" down. His wifefroind his check book,
and House smite out • check, but afterevanis mid he shouldn't
give Mitchell the cheque but should hand it to the man who
opened the railway :;114td. Mitchell demurred; and w,tniess
interfered, and said that it rva* House's own offer to
the coin down." With that House struck him, and if he had
received the full force of the blow he didn't know what the con-
Sequences „odd ;he also threatened to knock ow. hie
brains; but winners asked him not to do that - lee hadn't gut
very many teoehtert —Charles Mitchell. dealer, of Longffect,
said he sOIS House a sow for igel Its, lie oorroburato.l
version of the sake, and aasault. maw Mr House
give hints slap in the face —By Mr Aldridge : A man couldn't
live without a little drop of drink ; and it was quite a matter of
Indifference to him (Mr Aldridge) If he had had any —Caurebter),
lie (Mitchell) didn't interfere with other pouplo'a affair. A
man named Bush was called; but he only hmrd • noire ae ir
blow was struck; but saw 'he cheque-book on the floor.
Mitchell was standing in front of whined —Mr Aldridge said
the case was an absurd and paltry one. Williams Interfered in
• business transaction, mei all that Mr House did was to wave
complainant out of the house—The Mayor: He gave hint
cheque in the face instead of his band—Sr Trevanion ;A , "wild wive. •_The true-Hever Burt was tilled, and said
Williams interfered, and his interferente timed all the bother
'There was a crows summer., egslnit George rime.. for
immulting Edgar House,— Br 'House said he saw Williams in
the afternoon, and H timached the sublebt of Mitchell's pig •
and Mitchell and' Williams in the evening came into his bar.
and Hu dn3 was completed but at his wife's suggestion he;
aid not lay Mitchell the cheque; upon which Williams said he
was " not • MLR of his word I" and wilneas put back his hand
and ordered him out of the house, lie did not strike him —ln-
effectual attempts were made by the advocates to untie the
matter, but without effect —The Bench geld they should die,
miss both masa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADK

Late rates were maintained at most of the leading
markets on Saturday, but buyers operated with caution.
At Dorchester the supply of wheat was smaller than last
week, and there was a firm market at the prices of last
week, when the official average was 38s. Sd. per imperial
quarter. No malting barley on offer, the season being
over. Oats 6d, per imperial quarter dearer than last week.
At the cattle market there was a large supply of stock
and the demand was good. Heifers and calves, £lO 10s. to
£l9 each; barreners, £lO to £l9 : fat heifers, £l7 10a. to
£27 les., or 150, per score; fat bulls, for which trade was
good, £l5 ss, to per heed; calves, El to .E. 3 His.
each' store pigs, 2.W. to 50s. ; fat wethers, Val. to
665. ; fat ewes, 425. to 51s. ; fat lambs, 255. to kis.
At Illoucester the market was rather in favour of buyers.
-At Reading supply of wheat larger than for some weeks
past, and consequently millers and others were less dis-
posed to purchase. Best white and red wheats maintained
their former value, 17ut secondary samples sold quite Is.
cheaper. White is quoted at 425, to lila, and red, 4e4. to
4245. per quarter. -At Warminster • moderate amount
of business was dune in wheat.-At Winchester
the trade was good for best qualities at an advance of
Is. per quarter. Malting barley unaltered; grinding
descriptions fully Is, per quarter dearer ; oats, Is.
dearer ; flour 295. to Ms. per sack of Spill lbs.
-At Aylesbury wheat made last week's prices.-At
Berwick extreme rates checked business.-At Cambridge
Inquiry free at recent rates.-Carlisle shows a slight
advance.--Chester guod demand. -Chesterfield quiet.-
Leimster awned a decline of Norwich trade
quiet. -At Nottingham late prices. -Oxford market
was iirm.-Yeterborough inactive.- Worcester showed a
slight reduction-York market was less firm.

BLANDFORD GUARDIANS.
The contests hare resulted in the election of a majority
of Saturday—market men.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

9/Y211,0 11D EAGLE.

A Till' pleasant meeting of the pearibluoncrs vras held in
the school-room on Monday evening. Lord wynrord give
a most interesting and instructive address to the labourers
and their wives, who crowded into the neat school-
room to hoar his lordship. The school children under the
guidance of their teacher sang several pieces of sacred
music.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

!MANAGE.

SrumEß. —The Heath; Belli—na7lser first appearance for
the reason on Tuesday lutist our pier as a packet between
Swanage. Poole, and Bournemouth.
era DORSET ARTILLERT.—Members of this corps last
week had some capital target practice at their butts. A
brass band has been formed by the members of the corps.
LIGRTHOESZ.—GentIemen from Trinity House have
been making the necessary preliminary surveys of
Durlaton Head and adjoining neighbourhood with a view
to the final settlement of the erection of the promised
lighthouse.
Laest. Bosita.—This Board haa just issued notices of
their intention to make a rate of Is. in the X- l'revious
to the existence of the Local Board, and when the high.
%say-rate was included in the poor-rate, there were four
poor-rates in the year—three of Is tid, each and one of
Is. ti., making altogether as. lid., and they have been as
high as lie. 9d, in the year. Now there have been four Is.
rates for the poor and two Is, rates for the Local Buard,
nicking a total of 64., hence for the extra li. we have the
lighting with gas and the watering of the streets, &e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

WA/41MAX.

LOCAL BOARIL—The elctiou of three members has
resulted as follows :—Thonias Randall, 275; John Beer,
271 ; Jonathan Bennett, 279; Walter Sununers. 7. The
contest was provoked and the expense of election
occasioned by the nomination of the fourth person on the
list.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

GERMS kBBA.B.

On Monday a meeting of the clergy and lay representa-
tives was held, under the presidency of the Rev. C. W.
Bingham, the rural dean. The Rev. Dr. Fletcher, rector
of Minterne, was elected to till the vacancy in the clerical
members of the Synod, caused by the premature and much
lamented death,f the late estimable Mr. Bull. After-
wards an interesting and friendly I liscuasion took place on
the various subjects suggested by the agenda paper of the
coming Spud.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

BLANDFORD._

SOMERSET AM) DORSET RAILWAT. —The trains on this
line now run in and out of the various stations with great
putwtuality. A saving of time is effected by the use of a
continuous break, which the guard can apply to all the
carriages at once. The train can thus he easily stopped
when coming into a station at a speed of Is miles an hour.
llowrictiurritst SOCIETT.-A meeting was held on
Monday, Sir W. Marrhdt in the chair, when the treasurer's
statetuent showed a deficit of about £I. Under these
circumstances the question was should there be an exhibi-
thm this year. All present were unwilling the shows
should be discontinued, and an energetic ^anvass for
subscriptions was decided upon, and that a show should
be held in August, with Sir William as President
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

MONEY ready for immediate investment in
„."-11- large or small sums not under no, onitlin
-.rot'. of real or personal security, for
pe of not lees than one year, at • low rate, Via, 4
per cent, on personal and 3 per cant, on freehold or
I leasehold security. nterest in all cues payable half.
yearly, and not in advance. Distance no object. All
applications will be treated with strict seem), and
despatch. Money obtainable on the shortest notice.
No eonuniesion. Apply, with full particulars as to
nature of iiecurity, amount required, and for what
=l, to WILLIAM SKYMOUft, Bin., Financier, 9,
Rumell-street, London, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE IN I
SQUARES.

It is used by the RICHEST,

riIAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
I DIACHINES, with Patent Elliptic Shuttle
! Movement.
PATENT
Became of ita CHEAPNESS SEWING
, 1. MACHINES contain& number of new Improve-rpAyLows

On account of it. BEAUTY,

And by the POOREST,

April 12th, 1878
81nt,-1 love been LA11.011.111.1 to Ilia Royal Ilk:hoer the
PRISMS Or WALE* (or WeVeral yriLIV, and I consider RacoTTi
PAAL BUM is the best 1 over %yogi. and is undoubtedly
Frenly superior to the old-fashioned Thumb or Dark Blue.—
nun,
To Kenn. Reckltt sod gone ELIZA ELDER.

manta.
ITIAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING
i MACHINES are unequalled for Dresatualdng '
and Family use.
rrAILOG'S PATENT SEWING
..l_i NI3IA;:.IIRIINNEsES
„ha:. have
won
aonen wTenraterrizent Slhieudauttle,;otulwyo
e bole to thread.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE OUNCE. aIAYLOR'S PAT E N T SEW I N G
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorcheater by C. Passoxs, Wholesale and
at Vien
Retail Grocer ; and in Weymouth by R. J. WRIGHT i rriAyrows PATENT SEWING
Huirr and Cox, and F. N. WHITE, Wholesale sad e
i_ MACHINES are strong, swift, and durable.
Family Grocers ; and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
-17-'NUM% PATENT SEWING
men, and Druggista.
MACHINES are simple to learn and way to

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worlc.
DR- KING'S PILLS. YLOR'S PATENT SEWINGd
The Ben T-(
REMEDY for BILE, BIARIIINES. Prices, limd Machine, from
Wind, Indigestion, Headache, Sick Et ta ; Foot ditto, M.
nee,, Torpid Liver, Giddiness, TAYLOR'S PAT E N T BEW I N 0
N Spasms, ervousnem, Heartburn, MACHINES can be had on easy Terms of
&c.
DR. Payment.
KING'S PILLS.
&fore buying any other, the public are requested to .
LIVER COMPLAINTS. kelt SEE THIS MACHINE, Or send for • Knismectranusy'
to I
entirely CURED WITHOUT Taylor's Patent Sewing Machine
MERCURY, by Dr. KING'S Great Dritliel.l. or 97, Cheapaide, London.
DANDELION and QUININE : ----------
LIVER PILLS. Sold by all • DoCKHEAD DISTILLERY, LONDON, RE.
Chemists, be., ails. I. %I. 9d., EXTABLISHED 17i2.
and is. Ild. a Box. ! --
T NCOME WITHOUT RISK NO LICENSE WK. JACKSON AND CO.,
DISTILLERS, &c.,
I REQUIRED. —An AGENCY for the SALE of
the EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY'S PACKET iwsilw to call the attention of the Trade to their
GIN,
TEAS will, with moderate industry, insure a respect- ISRITISII BRANDY and
able living. -Apply for terms to the Company's'
ARMAGNAC Itkohyy.
Warehouses, 9, Great-street, Helen's Chur &yard, '
• Samples and Price Lists forwarded on application.
Bis' hopegate, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

WYK'S AEGIS.

h[ACKKHP.L —Th.: ,ant-oourier. of Um mackerel shoals
have appeared. tin Saturday last, Ilataher's boat caught
three fish, in very fair condition.

CHICHERELL.

WARS 4111) Rrnouns OF WASS have been the order of
the day in this sweet little place lately, everybody "walk-
ing into" everybody all round, up the sides, and down the
middle. Fruitful matters for dispute and the display of
eloquence have been found in connection with the School
Boanl, the site for the school, the building itself, the
burial ground, the proposed new church, the stalls well,
the money spent on the roads, the appointment of over-
soe; s, the auditing of churvhwardeno'aecounL, the election
of churibwardenii, the honour of being guardians, ate.
We have had tmlls and protests, voting papers, and ballot
bags ; law books have been bought, lawyers have been
consulted, legal proceedings—" quo warrant,o ' and "man-
damus," and "actions in equity,"—have been gravely
contemplated, the parson has been "protested," the
iustices have been written to, the Bishop has been
informed, the Education Department and the Poor Law
Board are going to be called in. The pot is certainty
boiling; let us hope that nobody will get scalded. Yes,
here are troubled waters indeed, who will quiet them?
" My lords," or the Bishop, or the justices, or the lawyers,
or the Highway Board, or Vice-Chancellor Matins, or
rolls or protest.? ! dear no. What then! That
Sweet little ilia, called tho "mackerel," it reigns " King of
Chiskerell." Boon may they come, Anil glora luck 'nay
the hardy "fisher lads • have in catching them ; a good
prim may tLey get for them, and good sense to keep the
money for which they are sold. So long AA mackerel are
on tl.e coast they will noinopolise the principal attention,
people won't have time for shindies except John Barley-
cum ihindies, and we hope there may not be many of
them.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

AgEMORIAL CARDS.—
The friends of deceased Por°°°l are invited to
inspect a variety of MEMORIAL CARDS, embossed,
cameo, or plain, at the office of this paper, 8, High
West-street, Dorchester.
26 Embossed Canis, with name, dates, es, and •
Toro• of poetry, or text of Scripture, supplied for 3s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

-----
TO BE SOLD, all that atone-built and
substantial FREEHOLD RESIDENCE now
In the occupation of Mr. W. VsitmoN, situate in
Fordinaten Green, Dorchester, Dorset, and containing
2 Underground Kitchens, 1 Store Room and
Cellar. The first floor contains 1 Sitting Room and 1
begs Dravrinii Room. The second floor ism-tains 3
large and comfortable Bed Roomssad the third floor
3 installer ditto. Also small Greenhouse, with commu-
nication from the second floor. Coach-house and two-
stalled stable, with every other suitable convenience
on the premiere -Full particulars on appliottion to
M. w. Vgagog, Fordington Green, Dorchester.

TO PUBLICANS AND OTHERS.
T°BE LET, all that old-ustablizhod and
well-lcaown Public-House, caethe "WHITE
HART," well situated for busman near the centre of
the town of Wepuouth. The House is in thorough
repair tbroughout.--Yor particulars apply to Ilessrs.
jr, A. Dzyunof and be lirewerY. Weymouth.

_
--lOR SALE, two SPRING CARTS, with
.i. patent axle'; one of them nearly new. Suitable
for a an or botcher, owner having. no further
use fMm.—Apply at COALS Pa rear, Bern
Regis.

MONEY TO LEND.—HENRY W. MIER
can be amen daily between ten and tour, Satur-
days ten and owe, at 19, London-bridge *swim.
approach, London, directly opposite the booking Aloes
at tondoo-bridge Railway Station. Cash lent privately
In Town or Country from Jay to MO on the borrower's
note of hand alone, or on deeds, leases, life policies,
Farm Stock, Implements, Crops, Furniture without
removal, trade stock, plant, &c. Interest I.:15 per Cent ,
irepsymenta can be arranged to 'mit the borrower's con-
wentence. No Life Insarance, no office Nisi, and no
Aclay. No sureties necessary. Intermit added to
nth AM*. —Apply personsll_,y, I .1. by letter.
Note address : Flimsy W. Buss, 19, London bridge
Statioa-approach, London, &may opposite the book-
% aloes at London-kW° Railway BIM"-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13

DORSET EASTER SESSIONS.

The chi' business of these *unions was commenced in
the Grand jury room, on Tuesday afternoon last, when
wore ermont
The Right lion. Viscount Portman (chairman),
Mr. John Moyer, WP. (deputr, dmirmall),
The Right lion. the Earl of Eldon.
The Right lion. the Lord Wynfoni,
The lion. W. H. 11. Portman, M.P.,

Sir W. C. hteillyeott, Bart.,-Mr. W. L.. Henning,
11. C. L. Mr. C. J. T. Hanibro, .
Col. H. 11. Bingham, Mr. J. W. B Hawkaiworth.
Hr. J. K Bridge, Hr. W. C. Lotnbert,
Mr. W. E. Brymer, M.P. Mr. B. Littlehalm:
Mr. fl. 11. Bond, Mr. J. C Mensal- Ploy dell, '
Mr. J. H. Caleraft, Mr. 11. N. Middleton,
CoL S. S. Cox. Mr. Hector Monro.
Hr. W. H. Caleraft, Hr. H. B. Middleton.
Mr. G. O. Churibill, Mr. 11. E. Mensal,
Mr. T. Coif.", Mr. J. H. P. Montagu,
Mr. R if. Eliot, Rev. John Illennerhamett,
Mr. H. Frampton, Mr. 11. Gerard Start, M.P.
Ca C
t. A 01. R. 0. F. Steward.
Mr. J. J. Faruhp. Foster,
arson. Or. W. J. Smith
q
Capt. A. B. Foster, Mr. D. 11. SerrelL
Mr. J. W. T. Fyler, Mr. Herbert Will
3[7. 11. r. Goodden. Mr. F:. W. Williams.
Ky. Joseph Gundry, Mr. G. Worry,
Rev. J. H. Austen,
Mr. P. B. Gundry,
Hr. J. P. F. GuliihT, Rev. C. W. Bingham,
Bev. W. J. Goodden.
Mr.C. S. Olin,
COUNTY IMMOS.
C isms read the prison report.
ar" umber or WILL
committed this uarter, 116. Ditto
lilt year, P
u prisoners
mber
of
1.1.0... ,thi.
quarter
la ILIWIY av"a4r' number
A s mire
same quarter MA
-Ware, 70; fronales, IS- ,
females. Is-total. 87. Punishment this
year-Males. 74 i
...,4 • . quarter last year on
riii7riast yeaeo"ik-c"u'. sedallyilLmeeresmen.7lB --thtsB: ta11..111 . quarter, .7.
Ld-7itr4 almmil'clgiairwronne
ad decrease gtlo 65 104. Pri" 4
quarter last year, CO4l 5.4 ---; 71 . ditto, last year,
Sr lead this quarter. 610 .
£166. 104 ; &creme. 5..4 19. 101 Prlce,Ll breaddeer.perilu,b.
,t,11,11.:
loader, lid ; same quarter last year. ...--,..k this
penny. /4intenance cost Per h'ind__.,Plr.,...A id • aghllnn .4 , _.
hi lid. ramie, Se 71/1 ; clothing nnn --ding.
'wining. 0.016.11, and wanking, Is 9id ; in el
~den,nd 6=
.1.
la id-total, iss old. Maintenance colt per nu= Pe5_,,...„,* ..d
v.ladarter teat year, Is Id ; ealaries, Ss 2id ; -----fi.._
ding' :a ; lighting, is, Is 9d ; Incidental immense, is.
total se ; increase, 214.
The Rev. C. W. Bierman called attention to the omis-
sion of Coptain Fosters name from the list of visitors.
It seemed that it arose from the Clerk of the Peace
thinking that he had also reMmembershiii. nth"
be retired hum the chair. Mr. ham mid the visitors
would be exceedingly sorry If Foster should moss
to be on the coramiUatt
Captain Tonga ached why loom magletrates who had
been officers in Rer ktideates *orrice were dascrib°d by
their titles while others were not. He meatless,/ Colo
Steward in Megalithic', who ia simply described as an
eltlLlMaildliall mid hy law they was required ba


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