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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

BORIC carLD DISILRTION.

At the Mary Mose Policeroomt, London, OW Thursday,
dared Chmsteriees, te, a married woman, and Mary Awn,
14, her daughter, wen charged with abandoning two
Want twins at the eider primmer, one month old. whereby
their lives were exposed and endasygered. The elder
brought a basket the Paddington station on
r•widaDver eve4namaddremed, "to
With care, this side up, Mr.
Creech, Cookhaui. To be &layered
iiambeitialaiy." The basket was on the machine,
wale and Indeed WM, for which was charged au for
conveyance. She paid the money. About three minutes
after she had left sounds tuning from the basket were
heard and two babies found Prisoner was brought hook
to the Alm The younger aoooor was with Lai other
one when the basket was and both were given in
custod!. A porter deposed to oning the basket and
finding the two babies in It They WOgg separately
wrapped up, with plenty of clothes, and were very warm
and clean. Dr. Weetmacott, division surgeon said that
to his Judgment the children would have died on the
journey. A constable stated that the prisoners were
given into his custody, when the elder one mid, "I am
a mimed woman, sad I have not heed living with WV
husband. They are net his children, and I was t
to send then beak to we father, a cowman at CookheaLgial
Mr Cooke, haring cautioned
eth:=, the eider one
said she had no intention of /hi ebildr.n,,
livea. Her daughter had nothing to do with the affair.
Committed for Via
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

SHERBOSNE.

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SILMI HODDINOTT, for lie larnumber of years
• member of the Oongregational Church, was taken
In a fit whilst attending a meeting on chapel affairs
and died the next morning. The chapel on Sunda
was draped in black out of compliment to the deceased,
Mid the Rev. J. Ogle in his sermon alluded to the
sudien and melancholy death. Mr. lloddinott was
about 65 years of age.
PRIUNTATION TO TR. LAT. HON. SIC. OP YILT.
MAN lioarrrat.— Mr. Robert Longman, who has
lately resigned the honorary secretaryship of the
Yeatman Hospital, after renasring 14 years services,
was on Mon&y presented with a handsome silver
Inkstand and penholder and a vellum containing the
names of the president, vice-
and officers, the resolution passed at the annual
meeting, and a view of the hospital, all beautifullypaintedby hand and bound in • substantial Rued=
leather cover. The vicar, in the absence of tlis
I squire of Sherborne Castle, who was unable to attend,
not having sufficiently regained his strength after
his late svvere illnees, made the presentation, and
In doing so said if the matter had been made nubilemany more would have subscribed, but Mr. Long-
man not desiring a valuable gift, they felt that they
I should not likd him to resign office without placing
In his hands some memento of their high appreciation
of his valuable services. Yr. Longman, who was
much overcome, said he was almost overpowered, and
, when he resigned offioe he did not expect any recog-
nition of his small servioes, for small they would have
been had he not been supported by an eicommt
committee, from whom he had received great help
and great courtesy. Me should value the gifts ads
memedioa of the hospital and as measeates from
those who had so agreeably worked with him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

WITKOIITH.

AIDOZNSION DAY. —On Holy Thursday the usual full
lentosu were held in the various churches In the
town.

WitntCum CitiON.—Mr. G. E. Eliot has been
unanimously elected chairman of the tylvly-elected
Board of Guardians, in the place of Mr. UooMen who,
after a service of 30 years, wishes to resign.
CHRIST CHUSCH VIIIITRY.—A vestry meeti was
held on Friday morning last at the Christ Church
schoolroom for the purpose of appointing Church.
wardens for the ensuing year and other business. The
Rector, the Rev. Talbot Greaves, presided. In the
place of Major Sykes who, after three years' good
service, wished to retire, the Rador appointed Mr. R.
T. Atkins as his churchwarden. Re cordially thanked
hfsjor Sykes on his retirement. Mr. Long proposed
and Mr. Yesraley seconded the re-election of Mr. J.
R. Short ss pew-renters' churchwarden. The state-
ment of accounts presented by Mr. Short showed • considerable falling-off as compared with last year.
The total receipta amounted to £449 Si hid. The
church expenses amounted to 2112 185. Id., the offer-
tories to L'll2 2a. W., and the repair fund to
leaving a balance of little more than £B3B to be paid
over to the rector for payment of curates' stipend and
omanw,. On the motion of Mr. Atkinry
This by
lb. Long, the accounts were poiwxl. This gooolimea
the bubo',
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

FIRST iOITION.

o :
LONDON CORN (OPENING).

Wheat met a quiet ode at Friday's price. ;
dull; oata and maize fairly steady ; beans as 4
well held ; flour Inactive. Arrivals :—English
2,033 qrs. : flour, 13,896 sacks; foreign ivh•al, 474
1
barley, 3,476; oat., 89,293 qrs. ; ittr, 11,021 1.1;

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.--moNOO.
(Tars DAY.)

2,700 beasts, including 1,600 foreign, Trail
quiet, at 41 64 to fis 101; 1,209 sheep end Istoto
business slow; sheep at 44 61 to is;
calved mode se. 61. to 6s. 6d. ; pigs, 4.1 64 to k
At Deptford there were 700 beantn, and 16,000 16;
and lambi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

BHAPThEIBITRY.

THS Cif £5Ol OF Iturriwo.—Mr. Freame, the clerk
for this division, haring acted as agent for Mr.
Glyn during the ree,nt conte.t, felt some difBdlnce in
sitting as adviser to the justices in the hearing of these
cases, and with the approval of the magistrates Mr.
Thomas Raman+, the old •st tna;is rates' clerk in the
county, performed the duties.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

SHIPPING INTELLIGILNCE.

ArKesels : 29th Wbeataar, Wilkins, Southampton,
wheat; Frederick, Gear, Sloreham, nil; Itemienger,
King Sunderland ; Flying Flab, Wood, Hartlepool, coals.
Ist—Oast Thedemansen, Christiana, board.; Liberty.
Hawkiria Southampton, wheat; Royal Adelaide, Stodden,
Newcastle; Davonia. McKenna, Sunderland, coals. 2nd
—PrJvidence, Feast, Podemouth, nil. 3rd—Ann Elisa-
beth. Young, Hyde, nil; Diedrich. Hart, Southampton ;
Cornflower, Kent, London. wheat. 4th—Commodore.
Kant. Luidon, wheat; Diver, Page, Yarmouth, nil:
Emanuel, Mikkelsen, Halmstad, oat a APpledram, APP..
London, mail.; Emma, Conway, Yarmouth ; Maria.
Lemon, Exmouth. nil. sth—Ann, Beachem, wanage,
' nil; Acorn, Breit, Plymouth. limestone ; Emily, Piper,
Goole, coal.' Little Dove, Rollaway. Yarmouth, nil;
Loads'. Hudson Ns wcastle, cosla.--Sailmge
Diver, 'age, Page, Ryae ; Sarah Ann, Brown, St. Helens,
drainpipes. lst—Try, Depledge Portland. ; Neptune,
Ro'ierta, Gloucester. clay ; Ann, Beacbem,Swantge, bricks ;
New Biossons, Crosby, Newcastle, cosh. ard—Express,
Float,; Charlotte. Denman, Linden ; Tonmoir, Vancoe ;
Triolistb, Wyatt, Dirdt, coal.; Emily Anne,
Hickmtn, Whitby. timber; Elisabeth. Cardisel ; Z 00...,
Sanders, London, clay. Ch—Mary Ann, Cracknell, Car.
dill, pit wood; Viso. Hernshaw, London, clay. 5th—
Heroine, Wilkins, Newfoun Hand. general; Leon Ray-
mund°, Pope. Liman'', ballad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

CHURCH PATRONAGL

This is a specimen of the evidence of Mr. J. Charles Cox
before the Royal Commission :
" I know something of the character of the principals of
two firms, both of whom are doing, or have dm, • large
business in this matter. Mr. Workman, alias Rawline
has carried on, and still oinks on, an extensive business
as • clerical agent He is in Holy Orders. His real num
is Rawlins, but he passes under dosen different aliases.
One of his first notorious tramectiess as • clerical agent
was with the Rev. N. K.. in cosnection with • living in
the diocese of —. He chaste t lir N. K. out of t 3,000,
Involved him in simony, sad mused him to loss both
living and money. Kr. N. H. sow works as •day labourer,
and is usually In the workhouse in the winter. In UK
Rawlins. or Workman, was convicted of altering figures
on a cheque from J 3 to /0111, and was sentenced to several
years penal servitude. On coming out of pesos, he at
once set up as • clerical agent (be was • man of some
family and private mans), and he bought advewsons and
next presentations of several livings, two or three of tbem.
I am told, being openly purchased at auction is Token-
house Yard. He lamed • month y organ, The Miura, am
Scatiel Oditette, published for sayers' yews at 56, ‘3,-.6
Russell Street, Bloomsbury, and often had some young
clergyman to assist him in the traffi as c secretary. One
his gang was to advertise in the Reelosiostkel Oesato and
elsewhere. lam quoting this bit of advertisement from
the Keeleafealiesl o.aette of December 1800, which contains
this usithsths, which I might to have mentioned in speak-
ing of N. IL's case. • Seenestratiotu, either threatened or
enforced, may in may induces be relieved and be aloe
insetted advertisements a( km of money to clergymen
moving, lc. Thus las berme acquainted with embarrassed
clergy, and got many into his meshes and used them as
his tools His frequent bankruptcy initsicateh his chorea
ter. In 1866 he was bankrupt in his true name of /tom-
tits!, and then consigs4 to the Queen's Bench Prison for
three months. In 1864, oa the Rh of Jose, he was bank-
rupt in the name of 'Jams. Murray Richard Howling,
known as Richard Woitiossa.' Ii Hares 11175, he seal;
%Trthrough the Beekaiplam r_Coort am' Murray Richard
uman: and perjured himeiff by smiling that he had
never before been beaknqpt or Insolvent*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

FACTS AND FANCIES.
(From PisswA. )

Poo? Hoc cr Paorrsa Hoc —A little Croat, he was.
grand Crete, basis.
_
. . . .

—OUR au B: Iliambca (bursting into card-room,
"Oh, waiter, hare you—l fancy last night I must hare
dropped a ft' pound--" Waiter. "Her. it is, air,
sing lar thing, sir,—'sse it under the table dimly I come
Into ,he room! 'Lucky I got here lust before any o' the
members, sit! _

CAIIINZT-111•MING. Rad carpenter. '' I hope your
Majesty likes the new CaMast It's been hard work—
such Iquentil. of material I—Th. Queen. "I see most
of it is well seasoned—Let as hops the new wood will
stand well I"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

ISMISSION ABROAD.

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 1880.

pRIN TIN 0 I PRINTING ii PRINTING
-
PRINTING of EVERY DESCRIPTION

AT 1111
66 -Ll_ 66 m
XPRESB " and ELEGRAM "
STEAM PRINTING WORKS,
HIGH-STREET-WEST, DORCHESTER
ClloCULtAntfLonizg
tobotouretdityptep:frtt the
at the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
IVrEMORANDUMB tastefully and promptly
ILL printed, and as Cheaply as any House In the
rrade at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
PARTIOULARS and CONDITIONS of
SALE cheaply, neatly, and promptly printed at
the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
PROOK AMMES for CONCERTS, &c., on
highly finished paper,and in the most elaborately.
printed style, at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
ORDER FORMS in a shapes and styles,
cheaply and expeditiously printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICTI.
ORDERS shouM be sent to the PUBLISHIR,
J]OTEL LIST 6 and BILL of FARE CARDS
handsomely printed in a variety of Colours, at
the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MAGAZINES, and
1-J, PERIODICALS, elegantly printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
fARNAMENTAL PRINTING of all deecrip-
k/ tione at the

-EX-Pit-ESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
SERMON BILLS quickly printed at the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
TMMENSE FACILITIES, and a LARGE
1 STOCK of the NEWEST TYPE for the RAPID
EXECUTION of all ORDERS for PRINTING at
the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
BANKRUPTCY and LAW FORMS cheaply
and promptly executed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
CIATALOGUES of EVERY DESCRIPTION
V Correctly and Cheaplr printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
"PETE BILLS and PROGRAMMES cheaply,
1." and quickly printed, in ANY COLOURS, at
the

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
CARDS of any size, quality, and style, either
plain or ornamental, correctly, neatly, and
-heaply printed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE,
ROCERS' TRADE LISTS elaborately
1..-11 executed by Steam Printing at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
ANNIVERSARY BILLS v3ry quickly and
cheaply, at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
141INANCIAL STATEMENTS of any style,
executed correctly and with despatch at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
BILLHEADS of every DESCRIPTION as
Cheaply and Expeditiously 44 any House in the
frade at the -

EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
NITR SE RYMEN and SEEDSMENS' PRICE
1.11 LISTS at the shorted notice, and in the most
elaborate style of the Printer's Art at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
11 lILES of FRIENDLY and other
1-
-‘, SOCIETIES tastefully. cheaply, and promptly
executed at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
NOTE HEADINGS in every variety at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
SERMONS cleanly, neatly, cheaply, and
expeditiously horned at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE.
DRAPERS'
BILLIIEADS by the 10,000 at
very low prices at the
EXPRESS and TELEGRAM OFFICE
46
64
FriCPRESS" and .1 ELEGRAM
STEAM 1101
j_ HINTING WORKS,
I HIGH lITHEZT-WHOT, DOROMISTER
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

COUNTY CABINET WORK&

THE OLDEST FIRM IN THE TOWN.
H. BAKER & SON,
nultuaus a WATER FITTERS. DZOORATIVB
PAINTERS, a PAPER-RANGERS,
MARKET STREET, POOLE.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL GLAZING.
OIL AID arrainuure GILDER&
Nosa ninciate max &MATS ON RAND.

TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
MI VERY TRADE MARK must be
17,4 REGISTERED anew under the recent Act.
No existing Refilarstions at Stationer's Hall or else-
where of any seal—Apply at once to num and Co.,
aheepside. London. Ka
Trade Marini Registered in America, Oerroan7.
Frame, and all Continental Cowart's.
No Marge for Treaeletloon Into any Foreign
Leognegth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

POOL'.

13mrn OP Horn—An entertahiment by the Toothful
members of this order was given at the Temperance
/Intl on Monday evening to &small audience. The
Mayor pewild*itead &lewdly programme, consisting
aaa MOWS= adadrably
goo Elmwood podded *I the plass.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

HAULING ISTONL

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Oa Monday in 5 load of stone was coming down the
prod soon port of the gear gave out. sad the
waggon rushed down the road with a pest impetea
the horse dews sad drsgd.y the poor erairsal. whisk IMO
quite usable to stop the in right mime teem
of th• Storm Company% Niko. Os 1b..... dare; loads
were Doming by the Primitive Methodist and
when jest le frost of that btd:Mieth of this 'took
charm " sad fogad the bones I. gems Ma bin eag
rowed the Oramost at • limit
load Was ealliai rt•tad lb. Priers when Tusdal amth
ethe doerelalr
cayaleed. We think ell Item loads of stoat should be
eleepemeg to go by the mersheakt Railway. Beebe 0
that way sow. It is trak but 'may of the Medan stifi
renew to out up OUT roads aad shake the property of
Tortuares-well toss eassmons extent It has shwa bees
said by members of the Beard that it is • free nest sad
therefore th•Y _essowilt be Prenated from trelng Is; bat we
think they might, If the matter was propurty brought for-
ward at th• Quarto' Slakes, ruMak this.. £ccld.nts
are constantly ocmrriaiL and coming down the keep
horses are freonMit/ Wise. Om day we remember •
bone warn forced DY • hen, bad Moja thrOligh • shop
ItiadOW cites by Mr. &even e, mar the Primitive Metho-
dist Chapel. It is time that this great evil was remedied.
and whatever Is laid I. the canbiry we think the power
to remedy it is directly or Indirectly. Is the magi of the
Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

ALINGTON.

CRY'RON MISSIONARY SOCIETT. —On Sun lay tbi
Rev. It. It. Meadows, of Littlebredy, near II othftte,
preached two sermons at St. Swithin's chcreh,
behalf of the above society. On Morriay eve*,
public meeting was held in the parilli sehoolrec
under the prdency of the vicar, Rev. S S. Ked&
The Rev. R. R Meadow e attended's& deputation,*
after the production of the report by the treasurer. C
Wilson, Esq., gave an earnest address on the amide,
labours, referring more particularly to Christian s'4
In India, in which country the deputation hart!
many years laboured as a missionary. Collreton
ware mitde, and the response to the appeal for supl..4
proved satisfactory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

DORCHESTER

SATURDAY'S CATTLE MARKET.
At Mr. T. Rneor's sale were about 220 best%
about 400 sheep and lambs. Trade wee brisk st
the best qualities; but second class animals 41 ,
reduction. Heifers and calves ..f hest rps,lity few;
from £l9 to £24 15s; seoond quality from Eli tent
Of barrenere there was a very superior It, sod
best fetched from 05 to £36 !Os per p ; MI
ditto, £26 to £3O. Stock betters from £9
stuck bulls, £9 101 to ED ; fat bulls, £l9 to, to tt::
Yet beef sold freely at 15. to 164 per scor,.
tags fetched 40s to 44+ ; fat ewes 101; seethes 114 k
ls per lb.; lamb lld to 13d. Veal sold freely milk
9d. There was a general clearance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

OITA TRIES AGAIN.
To tho Editor.

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Str,—Oosld you persuade our Town Council to take a
walk on the Bridport-road and have a new of the avenue!
I as under the impression that they do not come this
way, fit oas can hardly believe they would silo 4 the
tress to be enclosed. From what I heard to-day I shall
Not be surprised to hear they are to be cut down, and that
we shall webs up some due morning and dud another
aromas of old Dorchester spoilt without • word from thaw
who ere supposed to look alter the figments of the town,
A Itsnrst
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

TOWN COUNCIL WESTING.

Termini : Present The Mayor (W. Dunkin, Rm.),
Aldermen Gelpin and Gregory. Conurillon R. Burnett, T.
Resubmit, F. Lock, L. Pow*. G. Frost, R. Hunt, H. Darden,
with /I.r. H. Symonds, Deputy Town Clerk.

D/L ALDRIDOIOI WINONAIIOa.
The first boginees was to consider this resignation.
Arslue.s? asked whether the 1(17 had men Dr.
Yogi bed not, because be saw advertisements in
kireismationsing the resignation of Dr. Aldridge
unilendood that Dr. Aldridge had not been
the 0.11111115 Lean 00aa•Catilasly.
XL LPSSSIi4thIDr. had been out of the Council
MOO WISZELO tr. Paws) was (a.
Kr. Ostims felt rather strongly on this
aubjeet. Whether Dr. Aldridge bad been in the Owned
111 years ormsecutively or not, he could bear testimony to
ono vary important point—dnring his oouncillorehip he
dews expressed himself on the subjects brought before
lbws r bethought beet, and he Ofr °alpha, was not ready
t. p,4 with a gentleman of tide Mat on scoount of any
nt natter which had occurred. It this had happened
lathe ordinary course of business, it might have been
dosidat ; but we are all bound to look elhtl. at our own
yoglags, and now it had had due censideration, he felt
they ought not to accept the resignation. They would
bra to OM Dr. Aldridge resume his seat at the table, and
do what he had al ways endeavoured to do—hi, duty.
411Thintise gestiernen who had differed from Dr
asarelafly, he (Kr. Galpin) had =lend as mars
edy ova this Dostos's apatiats ; but they ought not to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

littraturt

The "Jowl Hoar. Religious Tract Society. nit. Pater-
noster Row.—Cliaaniag In all parts of the w0._,,,..° at
different times for a ••theorUve subjects, this good w'uw""
magasins tells from Prussia how the groat musician Rath
played before the biggest Frederic Atka Vern. most
e= tly iota us into the secrets of all kinds of life in
In his " troubles of • Chinaman," among which his
being disappointed et his very wedding is wilt grievous;
new Caledonia is rather a slt sketch • but then we have
Afghan poetry, Italy, old and Young. Tristan sr Lambs,
and, peens over the foolish " Folk-lore from Unit,
Shetland," (which we wonder should be allowed to occupy
the
_pmes of this otherwise useful magasthe)—ws cons*
to Ws In Lagos, where we and the bad old drinking
customs belpuog to make people wretched. " Ninetanths
of the Law continues Its course• intonation and some-
what exciting to the node% and out of misfortunes comas
i suited
sugmat inprovement In the relations between the.
family and those who have ousted them
somewhat on the soma principle as that which
guided " The Man that killed his Neighbours." by
making enemies into Mind&
hawks( at Hoes. Religious Tract Society—ft is
delightful
to travel with the Rev. W. Urwich round the
or to dip into any of thesis pages on a restful
Sunray. Rut I. these days of Northatupton returning
Mr. Bradiannh, let us quote from tbe review of Jean
Ingslow's poems, a bit that may be fittingly weighed
now:—

"TES ALTRILNATIM"
" Zither the Worker did in ancient days
Give us the'word, His tale of love and might ;
(And if in truth He gave it us, who eepa
He did not give it right I)
Or else He gave it net, end than indeed
We know not if Hit is—by whoin our years
Are portioned, who the orphan moons doth Ma,
And the untathered sphere'.

We sit unowned upon our burial mod,
And know not whence wa come or whole we he.
Comfortless mourner, for the mount of God,
The reeks of Calvary:
Bereft of heaven, and of the long-loved !sage
Wrousht us by some who thought with death to cops ;
Despalnng comforters, from age to age
(kering the seeds of hope ;
Gracious deceivers who have lifted us
Out et the slough where pealed our unknown youth;
Beare ant liars, who have gifted us
With sacred love of truth I

And if thou searohost, and art made to fear
Teeing of unread riddles dark and hard.
And nuaterins not their magesty austere.
Their meaning locked and barred,—
How would it make the weight and woader less
If, lifted from immortal shoulders down,
The world wen cut on was of emptiness
In realms without a crown r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

BOARD OF GUARDIANS.

The usual fortnightly meeting of this Board was held at
thu Ltaard-room, oo Thursday inerup Me Guardians
reat wer.--Ilessra W. D. (Ohotrusank Cl.
Pson, EL Kerley, and W. Abbot

_
1112DIC4L (11.11C1be NSTRAS.

_
The following communication was received from the
Wirnhorne and Cranborns Union :
" Dvar sir.—Tb• attention of the Guardians hes bent
called to a return of extras, furnished by Mr. Baldwin
Fleming throughout his district and in this return your
union with • population almost the same as this and a
district of • similar nature appears to have given only CR,
for extras throughout the quarter. The Guardians being
desirous of reducing their medicate extras, if possible.
desire me to obtain some information for their guidance.
Will you kindly inform me if you can exeunt for the
small account given and in what way?"
A reply in the negative was given to the following
question, :
L —When Meknes' ne urn and a pauper requires meat
and wine and is unable to b ty it do you instead of the
extras giv., money!
I—Do you give medical orders on loan
3.—Do you give medical extras on loan
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

THE Q.O.R.Y.C.

The Melbury and Dorchester troops had • squadron
drill on Tu. sday at Malden Castle, mortaring about
boll-past eleven and going through their drill till
about • quarter-1 sit on.. The Dorchester troop were
°Scared by Lieut. Middleton and Lieut. Thornton,
with Quartermaster Baunton •nd sergeants, the rank
and file numbering 24. The Melbury troop mustered
22, eommanded by Captain Brymer, and after drill
they shot for the troop cup, and also to select the
four to repreemt the troop in shooting for the rrgi-
mental cup at Weymouth. The winner was Mr.
John Adams with 35 ; 2nd, Mr. Andrew Northover,
32; 3rd, Mr. John Buckrell, 32 ; 4th, Mr. Oakley
Saunders, 30.
On their return Captiin Brymer, M.P., kindly
entertained the troop at dinner at the Kin's Arms,
where Mr. Frost provided an excellent repast, sad
the worthy captain was very liberal with the cham-
pagne. Of coarse, Captain Brs user presided, and he
wee laced by Quartermaster (levee, in the vice-chair.
Only two thaws were proposed. " Ihe Qieen," given
by Captain Brymer, and " The health of the Captain,"
proposed by Mr. (lenge ; both were received with
entkusiawn, and the captain appropriately responded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11

DORCHESTER
SATURDAYS CORN MARKET.

The arrivals Were not 110 large WI previotlAly, md
there was a thin attendance at the market, u
generally the CMS when the yeomanry are out. Earl.,
wheat Was scarce a.,d firm in price; but the TAW,
are so various that proms ranted from 21.. to 42,
Foreign, if anything, was a trifle dearer, fetiMmiru,
to 565. The official return for laat week WM wilak,
30 cite., price per qr., ; barley, very littte koeu
was on offer, and trade was slow, also for fore*, ,d
prices may be quoted 61. lower, at 26.. to 27, ;
about 3d. a quarter dearer. 24.. t 26,. I. ,
dear and scarce' pea., about 20.. • v. ; caw,
lower; cakes, unaltered in price.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

THE NEW STEAM DREDGE,
To (Ad Editor.

814-011 ?rid ty a fair trial of the two dredgers was
had on the bar at the mouth of the harbour.
The oil dredger raised 35 tons at a cost of £1 Li s
The new steam dredger raised 00 tons at a cost of il.
We leave the ratepayers te say which is best for their
p xkets. W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

CANDLES IN SERVICE

I asked a respectable-looking citiz on-by my side what
was the precise religious meaning of the candle'.
"Signore,' he replied, "it is to light the soul of the
departed.' "I perfectly comprehend,- I replied, " the
maintenance of traditional usages, especially on these sad
ocnsions, though they may be peculiar; but I fall to see
how these candles, which do not in the least enhance the
se:tithe in the Piaui, can light the man. Is he aun-
t) be somewhere near; and if so how can candles
help him on his way; what journey is it that the sun
cannot lighten and these candles can r "Well, signore"
he replied,this is a part of the church'. work for his
sool. He ha. need of It, poor fellow; he lived
as actors generally live, and died in an instant,
and I don t think be had ever been in his parish
church since he was baptized, and, signore, in such • cue
as that, if the church can't put a poor fellow right, what's
the use of the church and all the money are pay for It I
We might as well have none, and take our chance.' To
which I only rej 'laid that I could not find anything in
reason, nor In Christ's statutes, about candles as part of
the church's work for souls, nor about the church putting
a man right if he had lived and died wrong; that! thought
religious delusion the most terrible of all delusions, and
that Christ's word in His Testament, He said, was to be
our guide and judge; and if we went against that, and
depended on what priests and casdles could do, I thought
It would go ill with us.—Sunday at i 101,14.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

MANSLAUGHTER AT FROME.

At Wells Assizes on Tuesday, before Izird Chief Justice
Coleridge, three lads, named George Salomon, Arthur
Haneocil, and John Salmon, were indicted for the
manslaughter of William Wells, at From., on May M.
George Salmon Is. member of the From. Rifle Corp., and
on the day in question he wag practising at the range.
After practice be possessed hiniselt of air bell cartridges,
and on his way home met the othlr prisoners, and with
them went into • field, and all three fired at • piece of
wood, placed u target in • tree. One of the bullets so
fired putout through the target, and shot the deceased,
who was engaged in watering • rose tree in his father's
garden some 4110 yards away. The facts were undir
puled, but it could not be proved which of the accused
fired the fatal shot. The question was raised by Mr.
Sullen, the counsel for the defence, whether. under the
circumstances, the prisoners could be found guilty of
nianslaughter.—Lmd Coleridge, after consulting with
Justice Grove, who was sitting in the Nisi Pettis Court.
ruled that the prisoners could be convicted: but, with
the view of having she petal wattled, gnash,' a case fe•
the Court above—The Jure, under his lordship's direc-
tions, found the prisoners guilty. Sentence was deferred
until the result of the appeal, but the accused was
liberated on bail, audit was intimated by L-ird CJleridge
that in rue the conviction should be upheld the punish-
ment inflicted would be a light one.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

11011.6 F-5.

In this dapsrtment there was a emir fair show of mares
and colts; but for Mr. IL B. MAJletou's pro a, offered
for cart stallions, no entry was in ido. Sorely a .nal of
the owners of the excellent animals travollint in this di..-
riot could have made an effort to 'retire this £5. ois
well-known sheep bred.-r. Mr. T. Chaperon Sounders,
appeared to have struck out • new lino, for he showed a
capitol cart colt against that strceodul hroeder. Mr. L
who put in two entries. Mr. Soon Loa sea successful in
gaining the first prize, Mr. L •gc taking the sec nod prig
and • "highly commended.--The horse., as well as the
pigs, were judged by Ulu gentlemen who awarded the
Cattle prizes, and these were their dechions •.
Cut Mare and Fool, one is given by the Itoo. E H. T.
Digby. M.P., first, £3, Mr. Oakley Hounder., of Bradford
Newell, the offsoring being by Sultan; 24d, Li, Mr. T.
Bradford, lo.vik„ Litton Cheney.
Haaltney Mare, for producing Monter', pr:ass given by
W. IL Brymor, Em., M.P.. first, 413, and accJud, Li, Mr.
J. Positi, Fulham,
Cart Colt or Filly, under three years, price given by
William Eliot, Eno., first. £3, Mr. T. Chick, Stratton;
second, £2, Mr. J. Chick, Compton.
Hackney Colt or Filly, under four years, first, M. Mr.
Chapman Saunders. Wateroonthe ; second. £2, Mr. E. G.
Legs, Coombe Down, Beaminater, who also was highly
commended. The animals in this clans were so uniformly
good that the /adios had great difficulty in dociling who
were entitled to each prize.
During Qui morning • shower or two of rain fell ; but
Use wafter altogether was moderately
lya favoursblo.i:obynd a
njutlitsior tithe agriculturi
ylaltedtsht fafromh
h ytarecLneitwEicb,gli
will p. r°°°•°thetsg, is not far from the centre of the
town.
At midday the labourers who had competed were enter-
tained with a substantial feast, and there was an upper.
tualty for condoling with that fine old servant who has
worked for Mr. Genie 19 years—and we forget the odd
time—And who await at the eleventh hour, saw the prize
taken front him by the entry of another who had worked
arm limner in cosa vervice. The man hat" put in" some
Tiara in sursweese• for the prize, which ho will soon be too
old te riesl,e, sad perhaps in his caee soon oho may he
fogad of aelrnowag such commendable porseverance
in humble life

TRX ANIMAL OIDIMAL NEXTIN4
Was had it till Antwlope H thi At ternoon, thee
bwkiskytmant:—R E.g., jun., in the chair.
Kr. W. Hawkins. Hartinstown; Mr. T. Chapman
Hanadar% Watareornba Hr. G. W. Homer, Athelhamp.
tot : I. (hap. Waters= ; Kr. W. Dannisn. Troy.
WWII XL 11 Bananas, Knighton; Kr. J. Groves, Wig.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

TILE CONTIDENUE TRICK.

C mutable Bannister went into • public-house bar, where
the" inapmen," Bares and Davis, were lying in wait,
and they began the game for the benefit of the stranger
who bad joined them. ThlVil said to Boyce, "You get
.C5O out of me every week or two. What do you do with
it r Baps answered, " You know very well, father.
I'm the same as you, for if I see a man who wants • pound
or two, I always give it to him." "Not you," said Davie,
"I believe you squander it." The alt 'ration gradually
grew hotter, and Bayce at length said to Davis, "Even if
you are my father, I'll strike you." "No,' retorted
Davis, "you mustn't' " Ah," sa,d Boyce, turning to
B moister, the inspector, "ho knows I mustn't, because
he can cut me out of his wilL" "Still," addressing Davis,
"you have no right to abuse me before this gentleman."
Davis replied, "He is a gentleman, he is. This eon of
mine, sir, gets 00 pounds from me evrry week, and then
squanders it. You must have travel lod • good deal, sir;
you don't belong to London." The inspector said he had
travelled, and the c niversation naturally turned on the
subject of drinking. Bannister suggested that they
should toss to decide who IMO to pay, and pulled out a
handful of gold and silver, whereaoon the rogues
almost openly congratulated each other on their
luck. After some discussion about Laudon and It.
sights, Davis pulled out a handful of Hano-
verian medals and said to the inspector, "Suppose
I trust you with fifty pounds, would you be honest enough
to return it r "or course," replied the inspector, "hull
don't want your money." "Well," said Davis, " I like to
see. man put confidence in ma, a, you 'to? with my son
and trust me with a few of those 'q lids. and I'll come
beck." Bannister said, " Walt ; I want to go out for a
moment," and returned with two policemen, who had been
waiting till they were wanted in the next compartment.
And tbe rogues were arrested. But what foals they must
be whom these cheats live on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

LTEINGTOW.

Till 811111118.—Mrs. (lirling be. discharged the
several marmots of debt and code revntly ordered by
Lb. Cututty Cann to be paid by her.

The situation in Basutoland is extremely critical. "the
tasters are fortifying their stores, and sending their wives
and children to aces of safety. The Basuto@ have
latimatei that if Cape troops eater the country they
will be attacked.
At the Eastbourne Convalescent Hospital it it stated
some of the patients have been advised to go to confesaion,
and ham received manuals of instruction which informed
them that attendance at • Dissenting place of worship
we. a " sin againat God Almighty," The grant of 1.55.
to that hospital wed; withheld-by the Hospital Sunday
Committee.
It is useful to know the derivation of word.; both
" Cocoa " and " Chocolate" are of Mexican origin.
The word " Chocolate " is derived from " Ch000latl,"
the
adirreteeri by the primitive stones, used to
bruise am x the Cocoa with sugar; whereas
" Cocoa" is the name ander which the unsiulterated
beans of ths " Theobroma Cacao ' of Linn°3u2 are
knixetad Into EA=l. Thom who wish for Cocoa
absolutely pure ask for the Cocos Ellielne
Originally Pro Pared by Cadbury Bros.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

LAMB REOUNIi.

_
Shepherd who rast;i—itioWia—it II rk r.f John
Monett., 701 ewe% 953 lambs rear:a, ew 1.e., a !resat
to . Mr. W. S. Hull
_ . _ . . .

-6Tiio,..ll;—a--fI,CII of :km G !lrzu SI s !to' satito
Hr. W. 8. Hull, 591 owes. 74,l I.,,ubs rowel, To etas lust.

TI! 5110W7

The exhibition of cattle :io-i—stlek took pleco st Mr.
&woes repository, where feveral exet Dent animals were
shown. although the og.;r•gato of st,k was n it flume,.
out There were two entries of young bulls, of which Mr.
W. it. Fryer's Devon, 31agnolis, w is by far the better. Of
aged bulls there were four entrice, and all were so good
that the judges were a long time d •ciding lintercm their
merits although
some of the rp-ctatws hal early made
up their winds in favour of Mr. Fryer's.
Tke judges were—Mr. C Flower, Franc., Firm, Blau I.
ford ; Yr. J. Coates, lismmonn; ani Mr. If. Drown,
Yankton, Swindon ; and the following were their awards:

CATIIII.
Bull, under two years old, £5, given by the High Sheriff,
W. 15. Banks', E q., %V. R Alas Fryer, E.g., hyteher.
Bull, any breed or age above two yen, £3, W. l.
Fryer, Esq., Shamrock : lot, £2, Mr. Fryer; b.c , Mr.
Thomas Bradford. The prig 31 were given by the Hon. W.
H. B. Portman, Esq., M.P.
Three Dairy Caws, undrr 'even peers, £5, giVerl by the
Mayor of Dorchester (W. Darden, E.g.). Here there wee
only one entry ; but they were consid,red good enough f .r
Lb. prixi, which therefore also went to Mr. Fryer. One of
the cows was the mother of the prize bull.
Bath of the prize bulls were very good, the aged one
being of extraordinary rigidity, and, in fact, be had alr..ady
won wren prizes in All Enghati ColOpetitioll.l. Thi dairy
cows were else good. Of heifer' there were no entries for
Dr. B. Hawkines prize.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

An adjourned meeting of this Board wee held on Mon-
day evening last. Mr. Itichard Pearoe (chairman) presided,
and the other members present were—Mama H. W.
Smith, J. Hodder, G. Mitchell, T. Gibbs, J. O. Lino, H.
Otter, J. &riven, and T. Oemben.

MI NUL= OF TIM ISIAND.
Dr. Rawer, Q. Medical °dicer of Health. rewortod ii
follows:

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"Portland, July 18th, 1880.
" Mr. Chairman and gentlemen,—l have much pleasure,
as your medical officer, in sending my quarterly report,
and ion pleased to state, on this occasion, I have nothing
except of a very satisfactory character to communicate.
Tbe mortality of the Island generally, comprising the
months of April. May, and June, has been below the
average. Death' have occurred from the following cause.:
—Bronchitis 3, pneumonia 1. phthisis and pulrnonia 3,
convulsions 2, heart disease 2, apoplexy 3, enteritis 1, liver
disease 1. dysentery!. di.rrhces 1, brain disease 1, exhaus-
tion I, old age 2, drop.y I, debility 1. measles I. typhoid
fever I. total death., 26 births 64. I have the honour to
be, Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, your obedient servant,
" Auougrus EDTII.RD BOWER."
SURVETOR.II REPORT.
Mr. J. Pearce reported that since the lmt meeting pipes
and 'urine gutters had been laid in King-street, kerbing
had been laid at Chesil, and the footuaths in Grove-road
repaired. The uncracked stone, hauled to the various
districts by Mr. J. Ward, was as follows :—Kasten.lane,
83 yards; Yeats, 107' and Wide-street, 290; making
total of 479 yards. The amount of kerb-stone now on
hand was 300 feet ntn.

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The report was received and adopted.
ssisricroa OF NUISANCES RiPOl7.
Mc. J. Stone, the inspector of outlaw:es. repottod coin-
plaints with regard to nuisances. He had examined the
earns and bad caused them to be abated.

'The Board instructediltresgurTeßyt-r—to—report the different
Urn.. that the contractor for horse biro supplied one driver
only for two horses and carts. The clerk to the Board
was also requested to inform the contractor that 2s. • day
would be deducted from his account when he did so.
THC COLLECTOR'S ENT
Showed that the sew of £498 81. 74. had been paid to the
trauurer 'Moe April 20.
BY HR. OTTER.
Mr. It. Otter wrote to the B mrd claiming £7 It 4.1. for
213 yards of atone at 81. per yard, deposited at Weston.
The clerk was requestsj to write to Mr. Otter and offer
him the sum of 31. per yard in settlement of his Claim,
that being the price usually paid by the Board.
The Drainage DAnntittee was requested to acetates and
report on the drain in Ar
_

THZ LATE MIL WHITT..
By the unanimous reeolution of the Board the clerk was
requested to write • letter of condolenos to Mn. White.
expressing the great sympathy felt by the Board caw-
(pent on the death of her husband. Mr. Charles White.
Bills to the mount of £l7O were ordered to be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

SItEEP.

Here we cannot rep la so ievoural.oly, for oat of W classes
there were only competitiono in threo. Mr. G. W. Homer.
of Atheihamplon, who., sheep ovtainly were gond, hod it
all his own way. The judges wero : —Mr. W. B. Peron.
South Petherton ; Mr. K Bes-nt, Kinoton ; and Mr. G.
Tett. Puddletown, who decided as follows :
Twenty short-woelled ewes. not horned or S mthdown,
mires given by the Earl of Detester —lst, £4. and 2ad„
Mr. (l. W. Homer, Atholhampton.
100 down stork ewes, under two years, X.l, civan by Lord
Rivers, Mr. GM. Homer.
Twenty short.woolled full-mouthed elm, not horned Or
Southdown. prises given by Wingfield Dialby. E.q.. lat. £3.
end Sod, Ms Yr. G. W. Winer.
PIGS.

Three breeding sows which have had a litter.prixet given
by the society's p 'Aron. lArd Dlgby. Only Mr. CI. Vincent,
of (13mpton, exhibited ; but hie throe Aplen.lid lar.m black
sows were so excellent that the judges at once decided
they were worthy of the prize.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

BLLNDIPORD.

BALI 01 MR. FOWLS'S RAIIs AT WHITICHURCH.—
On Friday at this side there was a good attendance,
but prices did not rule high. One ram, four-toothed,
fetched 20,t5., but the average was from 6 to Bgs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

SALISBURY,
THE DOG 8110 W.

At the Wilts and Somerset Dsg Show, on Thunder and
Friday last, nearly MO dogs were sent in for competition,
embracing all claws and degrees of animals, from the
stately Si. Bernard, to he repulsive-looking bull•elog.
from the tiniest spaniel to the msjestic blood-hound.
Only two classee—foxhounds and bloodhounds--(a remark
able circumstance considering that this is a buntMg
district), failed to fill. The Newfoundland, fmtn•il a very
good class, and Mr. Fainaberson ffilsnd(ord), tack the
firet in the bitches with his Lady Beaconsfield, the winner
In c 'abode at Birmingham, Berlin. the Cryan' Palace, and
rhe•bere ; and • doe bred by him .no the premier award
in the other class. He also had a coople of very highly
commended.. Toe following are local selections from the
mise list :
Mastiff h a, Mr. W. Stephenson, Hay wood,
Bournernouth-1b; a, Mr. C. W. Brooke, York-road,
Bonrisecnouth--Juno.
St. Berciard'a—y h c, Mr. A. B. Barton, Boscombe
Chtne, Boumemouth—C

Newfoundlands (dooe).-2nd wiz", Mr. FL H. Farquhar-
Imo, Tarrant Manville, neer Slandford— Scamp; • b c,
ditto, ditto—Odin ; • h r, ditto. ditto—Lion.
Sitchen—lot pis% Mr. FL U. Farquharson, Tarrant
Quartile, near Biandford—Ledy Beacorefleld.
Greyhounds (dose).—let prize, Mr. J. Kevin., Yeovil—
Nero.

(Clumber) ay& —lit prise, Mr. (1.7. Raielvffe,
Hyde, Wareham—Dm ; • he, Mr. C.. 7. Radclyfte, Hyde,
Wareham—Judge IV.
Bitobat—Sad prize, Mr. C .1. Rulely le, Hyde, Ware-
ham—Judge 11. ;111h0 b c—Fan.
Spaniels (any Ober warietiest—c, Mr. G. C. Day. Wood-
bridge House, Sbaltasbury—Drak• ; c, Mr. 0. A. Birbop.
Wostat-eet, Blandforti—Topty ; c. Mr. K Laidlarr, Royal
Mew; Bournecnootb—Nero.
. .

F.: Terrim (I)lta..•)—e. Ur. W. Ormond, lial6bury
Wilk, de
.poreb r --Governs's,
. .

-6:74hict;it4i i'snau, Cornhill, Dorches-
ter —Dash.

shisp Don (01111se. bitches). —tad VIZ Mr. W L
Hetherlogton, Pme Villa, Westbourne, Bournemouth—
Lesele
Black and Tan Terrier. Mr. R. LaMar, Royal
Mews. Bournemouth-11,joo.
Pugs (bitches)—C. Kr. H. W. Abbott, Blanctford—
Peggy.
Any other Breed.—• a c. Kr. C. O. Dad*, Beanksome
Arms, Bournemouth; • h c, Kr. P. Wareham. 106, Com-
mercial-road, Bournemouth—Minnie : e., A. K.
Barker. lied House, Bourasmooth—Unole Tom.
Sporting Popplea—h e, He. J. Darden. Blandford.
Saban Class —e, Mr. A Morton, Bateornbe k• Line.
BOUX12•030U th—Bob.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-03

Suitable for the
MANfuct, l'AnsotAcr., FAttctoutt, & Correct.

F. II vwxs awarded the SILVER and BRONZE
At the
18/lISEr INDUSTRIAL EX lIIBITION,
HELD AT
EY o UTII , JULY, 187 8 .

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• zp with Bedding and Furniture complete.
iIEBbING CLEANED AND RE•MADE.
"NG MATTRESSES from 131. 6d.
CARPETS

BEST and LARGEST STOCK in the County.
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