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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

Ilrocetbings of Varliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.
blnun 4T.— There wee no business of interest
transacted.
Tr mar. —Eseept that Lord Stanley of Aldorley
wit criticised on the slow movements of the coin.
mlvsirin on the Irish Church, which Earl Stanhope
seemed to intimate win going fast enough, there was
nothing noticeable.

THCRADAT.—The sitting wu brief sad void of real
bovisewa

_
k m Dar.- -The Government Bill for the Regulation of
Railways waa amply disc:towed on ita weriond readiog.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.H. THE PRIMER OF WALES.
GLENFIELD ST AEON.
&elusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The LADIFIS are reepedfully Wormed that thie Stara
Ii delusively used in the Royal tremary, and Net
Meleety's Laundress says, that although Abe hem tried
wniArzw, Rica, and other POWDIIII ftraenetne, she be.
found no.. of them equal to as Caissynui, whisk is
the &mai duels ehe mr used.
PRUE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITII
1111PERIOEITY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

----••••••.• •
TINDAL—Won the Mayor (J. Dead, Seq.), and J.
AJlis& Bol•
SHOP Lirrnis.—John Consisk and William Pitman,
labourers.wifie brought up in eadody of P.C. Delsmotte,
charged with Meiling five herrings, of the value of 3d.,
from the shcp of Mr. Denning, lahmonpr, 55. High
street, on Thursday last. The prosecutor. Kr.
C. Denning, mid about seven o'clock on the previous
evening, he misled several herrings from the shop
window, and on nuking further inquiries he
amertained from a youth named 0. Shepherd that
the primmer Pitman took the fish train of the spinster
and hauled them to Cusick, who made of with the
WWI Mt bat was eventually ceptnredDb=o.officier
and oloye7 to the poliss-statien.—P.C. said
from information received he apprehended the prisoner
shortly after the robbery, and found the herrings on
Corniek.—The rimers iskedid guilty, and sleeted to
be tried by the —ln answer to a question
from the Benoit, perintendent Lidbary mid both
prisoners bore very bed characters, having been pre-
viously eonvieted by the county magistrates. As the
Mayor was about pasang systems the prisoner Pitman
threatened to smash the witues's bead to " • mummy"
°C, muting out of gaol, upon which be win sentenoed to
three months' hard labeur, and Corniek to two months'.
They were then removed to the cells.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

iK)RCHESTER FARMERS' CLUB.

TANNUAL DINNER will take plat).
at the Arrrtore Flom. in this Town, on
the 31st of MAW% instant, at 6 o'clock.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Hun. See.
Dorchester, 16th Month, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

A SWF.ICT TRIM; IN FUNERALS.

To the Editor.

Brffs—Tlio ludicrous sussestious tondo by kii• priests
at the Brldport meeting of the Dorset branch of the
English Churob Union, in ruterd to funemie, remind
me very strongly of • ressitire fl Oberlin Lamb's gray
on "Burid itocistisik" and I think it will afford clamours
to Dome of your sere if you will roproduoe it in your
, oolitians.—Yours truly,
1716.TR1 'CUM • ST

BITRIAL Seamy.

" A favourable opportunity now offers to say person,
of either Km, who would wish to be buried in • genteel
manner, by paying one shilling entrance, and two-pence
week iror the tome of the dock. Member. to be
?no in six swaths. The money to be paid at Mr.
Middleton's, at the age of the Fern and the Last,
Stoaectutter'rstreet, Fleitentarkrn. The deceased to be
furnished as follows :—A strong elm coin, covered with
superfine black, sad finished with two rows, all round.
aloes drove, beet japanned nails, end adorned with 0r,..-
m.Ol drops, • handsome plate of inscription, Ansel
uhore, and Flower beneath, sad four pear of handsome
beaks, with wrought grip..; the coin to be well
pitched, lined, end maid with fine crepe; • handsome
crepe shroud, cep, and pillow. For use, • handsome
velvet pall, three geatlemen's cloaks, three crape hat-
bands, three hooda and scarfs, and six pairs of glove.;
two Porters equipped to attend the funeral, a man to
attend the run with band and glove.; also, the burial
fees paid, if not exceeding one guinea."
" ' Mao,' says Elie Thoness Browne, 'ls • noble animal,
splendid in ashes, and pompous intb. grave.' Whoever
drew up this little advertisement, certainly understood
this appetite in the rnernea, and has made abundant
portelon for it. It really almost induces • radium vita
upon one to read it. Methinks I could be waling to die,
In death to bees attended. The two rows all round sloe.-
drove best black japuened —ho w fielingly do they
invite and almost irresistibly persuade 111 to come and
be fastened down! what schism bead can resist the
{temptation to repose, which the crape shroud, the *so,
and the pillow present? what sting is there in death,
which the handles with wrought gripe are not calculated
to pluck sway? what tietory in the grave, which the
drops and the velvet pall do not reader at least ex-
tremely disputable? but above all, the pretty em-
blematic with the Angel above and the Flower
beneath, lakes nee mightily."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

the undersigned RICHARD NICHOLLS
HOWARD, Clerk to the Portland Local Board,
•Ite BRIERY GIVI NOTICE, that image TALLY TIMING,
the Auditor under and by virtu, of the 21 and 22
Victoria, cep. 68, sec. 63, for auditing the sociounte of
Haig Boar I, has appointed the audit of the accounts of
this Board for the year rnding the 25th of March. 1863,
to commence on TURSDAY, the 7th APRIL, 1868, at
three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Local Board Room,
Portland; and I HERRIST GIVE RRRRR NoTICR, that a
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eopy of the at:equate to be audited, together with all
rate bin Its, account books, deed; contracts sad
aim.anta, bd,lec reeelb(e, ronehere, mentioned or
referred to in tbe aollobblle will be deposited ID the sold
Board Room of the muil Local Boar for moon days
before such audit, and be open between the hour. of 10
o'clock ia soil 4 o'clock pm. daily, to the in/sootiest
of all persona interested then in.
Dated the 14th March, 18118.
(Signed) RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD,
Clerk to the Portland Local Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

foreign iniellionct.

Ts' aseososhment of the Empress of Austai• will
take place et the mad of this; month, n Um Barg, at
0f..,. Her Malady tm nudge Use awe of an Hungarian
physician, lass choose an Haagenso wastauns for tho
sowing Palatine or Arehduchesa, an Hungarian
goeiroses, end. last of all. an Bunions* valet de
eAasebre, formerly a Hound. The Viennese are not
best plemed with thess arrangements. hut, ess revanche.
Um Magya's ars halfnad with nultalloa sad 'nailed
vanity. After all, th• Imperial lady booth. right to an
'Absolute indopensisnes of shake ia a matter so purely
personal, and sehedy object to Use decision in favoar
of Mill, • oomplinteat, as debate as it is &tiering, to
her beloved thagariikan.

-
Tine NAPOLIIOIIII.—The pamphlet spas the titles o
the Napoleonic dynasty, whisk bag hem so emulously
looked for the last week or two, has made its &Pluto;
sue, but there moms to be notillall to It 1684 "Is
have retied expectation to eo high • OWL The
pamphlet draws a parallel between Napalms L sad
" "PhOW. s.dMeseta that both have drawn Primes
from abysms, sad have hem hailed UMW Siam as bar
mviourr The Witif wales& that if the be... of the
constitution are axed mil swot be medilked without a
popular vote, the cheraelor of the emetikaties in iteelf
implies pregreenve arsalimatien, be aerobia of im-
provement. He reeks to prove the truth of his sera-
meat by phobias the Emcee of November KM, 1860,
sad the Emperor's Maar of Jemmy 191 h, MI.
Ters Prince Imperial sabered upon his 13th year
ea Monday, sad, perhaps, in all Harm* there is not a
life on wig.* more Usp than on that of thie youthful
prime. Those who are consteatly with him speak
Wily of the promise of hie intelleet and of his good
disporition. His appearanes is eortainly sena is hie
favour. Lately, too, he bee grown veryeinek, and we
are amend bass.t nasminese hie health is
aow meth* removal. He made • speech • Mort
time dam which would act have dimmed an older
head as older Madder& The Bower said before the
Prints, at Unser, "Leo Lo• is es r
there was behoove in praime of small pee* a w==
fame. and all the Wks great men were Aid as
ee
for the Priam ; vibe sag, go gaow if
fer siuir mb• like NNW peat mesa ia saybidig obsi
you eztilis risli4 I as like this se leg.
veryer
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

STALBRIDOE.

SODDIN DlUTll.—On'Tusiday, Mr. Bennett, cermet,
bald an inquest on the body of Samuel Mom boal.
maker, of ttalbridga, who died suddenly. Mr. R. G.
Long, inrgeoa, deposed that death bad malted from
apoplexy, and the Jury Marina • audio& that mak was
IND 04110.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

illarkets.

Is lfark-Lane on Friday the demand for both whits
and rod wheats was isairtive, sad no &Duration in the
quotations can be reported.—Prioss r..ids unehanged
in the cattle market The supplies of had bad mutton
hare bean fatly paid to the dicoand. Good calves ere
Korea —Wool is rising in vales, and ON prospect is
&slued to be for Amnon for sone mouths to cume,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

HENRY WHITE,

RICOH &TOR,

ROUSE PAINTER GLAZIER,

- PA PER II ANG ER, &a.,
45, HIGH EAST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
BEGS to thank the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of Doichnstsir and it+ vicinity for the kind
r•tronage afforded to him, and also to inform them that
undertakes to make any Pattern or Design in
LEAD GLAZING for Church or other windows.
H. ham • Image assortment of
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

COUNTY OF DORSET CHITILCH ASSOCIATION.

A. LECTURE will be delivered in the Town.
HALL, Donaiteausa, oa MONDAY evoulau,
MAUCH Et, by Hoy. W. Soon Motrozure. MA.,
Itiowabiat .ISt. Paola Tiverton.
Sublet*: "THE TEACHING OF PERVERTS."
no Mat will be takes at e :Moak panotailly.
Jernigan** Fret* Collection to &fray oxpaamea.

WEAK FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK
EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUENNETOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
ATATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
• oCib al IN. The new full-powered British Iron
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Screw Steam-eitips
Tone.

Tons.
FRANCE, GM* 38001 HALVETIA, Cutting 3325
TIM QOM!, OrOrin 3412 PensignvarrtA,Lewll2B73
Fro Ann, Thompson 3400 VritcwriA, Prowess ... 2876
RAM, Hall 3200 Dirsicask, Thomson 2870
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York
M Mom :--
PKNNBYLVANIA WIIDNIODLY, Horeb 25th.
VIRGINIA WZDNISDAY, April lit.
FRANCE
And from Queenstown the following days.
Th• Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
livery superior. Rate of Purge from Liverpooljo
New York, Fifteen Return Tickets, Timm*.
Ave Gaines..
'There is excellent acommodation for Steerage
mad a full supply of Cooked Provisions
servPailasrliyap the Campeny. Steward..
Pamungers throng's to Akepinwall, San
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" We hail with eatisfaction addition of the
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

"RBERRORNE JOURNAL," "DORSET cor-s"ry
EXPRESS," AND TRLEGRAM" BRANCH
OFFICE.

C
MILLARD respectfully infnrms the
inhsbitants of Blaudford and its neighbourhood
that he has REMOVED to the House and :•hop lady
occupied by Mr. BURDIIX, near the Fleur-de-Lis Inn,
Ike, week Illsndford, where be trust, to receive a
continuance of that kind pstronage and support which
he has enjoyed for the last Ilse years.
Blandford. March 9th, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

WATERLOO WINE STORES, WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, 8.
WH. CLARK and CO., Wine Morthauti,
. respectfully annonnes the opening of their
NEW and EXTENSIVE CELLARS and., the
Terminur of the London and South. Western Railway.
A complete list of nearly one hundred different Wines,
with prior, will be forwarded on application (port bee.)
Wnterleo Terminus, Loudon, S.,
Dosewbor 7. 1867.

DENT'S TURES T CLOCKS.
Tint &Nestles al Public Bodies, Gentleman, and
ethers is respeetfully requested to the improvements
mad* In the construction of Clocks suitable for Stables,
Churches, and other large Buildings, by the late X J.
DU? and F. DINT, Clock and Chronometer Makers to
the Queen and the late Prince Consort. and Makers of
the GREAT CLOCK for the ROUSES of PARLIA-
MENT. km
Turret Clocks, with CONTINIATTOX PENDMAII,
Award for variations of temperature, to work the
beads of Dials of any aim, from 1 foot to 90 feet ia
&taster.

QT. 61 Strand (adjoining Coutes Bank), and 34 and
B• 07•1 Ezchanie, Lembo.

V.
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TRUE CARTE DR VBITR.—IIr. HIND.
the Oelehr°l•6 6°4oleler. 111 Nod the Name,
As., and Dote al Imerrime of your
leteeded. for 16 °tune. Three qusetioes
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directed ensoistm—Addru.. Rs. Ruin, Vietoria
villa, Portlaad-rnad, Nettie/a-Hilt
published. "The Guide to /Otology," pod
rm. 13 etesutel.

FrWSLVS CARTES DE VISITS,
J. Biz, la Bd. Seed Out* with Stamps, piamt"
Copied and Original returned Free. Carte Enlarged to
No w Cabinet Portrait, 2.. Id.; Three Coo.,
DO x Pooroouraw Commun. 40, High
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

-7171;Fwao ososadod by tbs Rev. A. Perkins, of
Boothompfon. . _

The Sin. W. Lewis, Minister of Hope chapel, moved,
that Ibis meeting, considering that there are
peculiarities in the character and employment of sea-
man, which give them special claims on the sympeth,
of the British public, commends the Weymouth salon'
society =rid ecudenee and support. He *domed
by sellable illeetrations, and referred
to ramose wWeh has attended she put operatioBB_,_,
el the moiety, In proof of its excellence, netantha-
lag the shortcomings to which the Chairman had
referred.
Mr. H. Beale seeoadad the motion few weed
words.
The Rey. J. Jordan, • Minister of Os Methodiet body.
proposed • resoletiou requesting Aleara "ad celm.
mitts' of the society beauties* their unitise, and el
Cheeks to the Chairman for presg.
Mr. Councillor Beek Nomad,' lb' proposition.
Hr. Eliot rid be wished to "ay a I" wmda he
tirgdanatioa his id‘vious
dromarsukr.ps.
el adidcnhols.undoeue
rate Moo feithfel p
ah.integibigllect:Teual:,""thmoarelarlastbi:gui,
tuxedo spibpimri lialhit:elligeevanatitin7l:oiitipsbrio;
airillsidsesdl woks*" aboadti°sathait,";APhizealemig). ht calßelt, positive
preaching pi...bin slid positive mune of providing rigtosis
exercises, there should be other measures adopted for
winning sailors from thoughtlessness and godlessness,
and vie., to ways of holiness Cud the piths of Cod. He
wee glad to bear Mr. Lewis BMW that the captains of
vessels did not ousider the boxes of books supplied to
there ej so meet deed cargo, but that the crews did
Mutsu for *se and stuctli. But the remarks he made
oPeelaffefecenes to • atraageini who Dome to the
port. Be was disposed to thick that the society we.
adequately adapted for tic• 'Foote of the
1004 union, bet that for strangers and men-
of-war'smee a little more should be dose. so
that, when 31:0 tor 400 Game sahore, free and easy in
disposition, and with plenty of money in their podia*
they should have in connection with this society. when
the weather was dull, or when other ceases led thus to
seek a shelter, a plain sufficiently attractive to precast
their going to harmful plums. For these reasons, he
thought, that am we had here the nucleus of a society,
which had been established maay years, and. as far u
it. power extended, had fulfilled its duties to the sailors
of the port, we should engraft upon it some larger
sphere, in order that it might meet the requirements of
those sailors who wise amongst us from time to tints;

snd he.as a member of the oommittee, should not riwit ,
satisfied till he saw a good librery, a reeding room, sad
a place for shat and refreshment provided in couneetion
with the society. He thought they were very necessary.
and sew so reason why the committee should not try to
. . . .

suPPLY them - 4aPP
After einging • hymn and prayer, the meeting ended.
The collection amounted to El 3e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

FOOLS.

Exsurrtous nom TUC Powes tt Art—The bench
were occupied several hours on Thursday in hearing
upwards of 400 appeals from persons applying to be
relieved from payment of their poor rates on the
ground of poverty. a circular having been issued by
authority inviting those desirous of making an appeal
on that ground to attend. More than three-fourths
of those who appearedwers excused.

KIDNAPPING Cannagar.—On Thursday, before J.
Wood, Esq. (Mayor), L. C. Adey, H. Harris, F. T.
WTlend J. C. Stone, Esqrs., a man named
Cottle was Sentenced to three months' hard
labour for stealing a pair of boots, belonging to Job
Loader,—Two sharp looking lads of tender age,
named Erin and Packer, were brought up. The
prisoner Cottle had allured them away from an lane-
trial School, at Bath. They had begged continually on
the road for Cottle's benefit, and on one occasion he
thrashed them because they did not succeed in getting
money enough. The boys hart been kept at the police
office for a week to give time for the chaplain of the
Bath Industrial School to be communicated with, but
the boys were waifs, and the chaplain, in his reply,
wromended they such be proceeded wind under the
Vagrancy Act. lie Mayor said their was no charge
against the lads,
and they must be releaaed—
The decided to pay their =away fare back to
Bath. _ _

ANNUAL MUTING 07 TEI LITOLLRT INSIITIITio/t.
On Thunder, the annual meeting of the institution was
held in the library, Mr. James Blade, one of the vice-
pruidents, in the chair, when the treasurer's report,
showing • balance spinet the institution of £l4 Bs. 2d.,
was submitted and approved. The report of the oorc-
mines was read by the eseretery, and was likewise
adopted. It stated that the members had tersely
increased, and that • new reedimprown had been erected,
the met of which had been claimed by voluntary
suneriptions. The leeturee bad realised the cam of
EA 126. 11, ond She *era oraramioad., given hp at.. iaat..•
of the institution, bad realised £8 6d. The report con-
eluded with the hope that the debt would be entirely
paid off during the calming year. The mooning then
proceeded to the election of ors, when the prent,
vice-president', treaserer, mentery, and librarian were
re-elected, with votes of thanks for their past services.
The new committee, with two or three exceptions, con-
sisted of the came members as last year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

PORTLLND.

Suzann Of • COWNI. eon— vie, named Walt*
Tomlinsca, aged 30, who waa under emit/nee of 15
years' penal servitude, recently committed suicide, by
suspending himself by the neck with his hammock
straps to • wooden peg. Earlier in the day when at
work he mid to a fellow labourer "I'm going to make
away with myself." His eompanion said " Don't you
do anything of the sort." Demised said 'You look!
fifteen years is • great deal to do. I've no prospect of
getting a day's remission and I have determined to make
away with myself."
TZSMION7 AL. —The members of the two Bible classes,
whisk during the past 'rioter months have been con-
ducted by the Rev. W. W. Sherrie, the pastor of the
Congregational church, met in the school-room on
Tuesday evening. After partaking of tea together,
thee' presented Mr. Sharron with • kettle with heater
old stand complete, and also • Sower vase as an
expremien of their grateful appreciation of his efforts
for their welfare. During the evening several short
speeches were delivered, interspersed by the singing of
suitable pieces of music, Miss Attwooll presiding at the
harmonium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

• •--
Thero..... • lis•ellas of this Baud os Thareday area.
soon; present, Mr. B. Sorlireo (ohairrosn), Mr. A.
&wives, Mr. Collins, Mr. R. B. Sariven. Mr. C.
Mitchell, Mr. B. horse, Mr. W. Gibbs, Mr. B. Combos,
My, mr. 1. 5164.16ar, 14. IL Pew*, oft& 14.
W. White.
RATIO.

The making of an "excused list" was lb* first
business, and the (soapier placed in that category were
persons receiving parochial relief, or ,offering from
acidente in the quarries, or men "bad off, with large
families, and ale wives," or people in the asylum, or
poor widows.
The collector of rides (Mr. W. &riven) stated that
the General Distriet Rate of Bd. In the pound, chargeable
*pop £16,866 lie. ed., amounted to £504 19a.
oat of which rum he received £387 10e. up to March,
and since that tiros be had collected about £l3; the
excused and void represented £l5, and Government
property nearly £2O; so there was about £lOO to be
collected.

THI AUDIT.

Mr. Howard said tha-t-167.-.1..i. Vining, the Audi ,tor
wrote to him, saying, that U belied to come to Portland
special), to make an audit his charge would be 15
gains's, but if it was arranged for the 7th April it
would wet about 5 guineas. As • meeting of the
Board could not be culled in Lima to give the requisite
notioe, and feeling satisfied that they would Irish to
sere the 10 guineas, he had given notice of the audit on
the 7th April, and he asked the Board to approve the
same, which was done.
OCAVINGINO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

CATTLE lIARKgra.

Meraopoirres. Thureday.—Abent an average "apply
of beasts, demand insetivs, at Holiday's quotations.
Bbeiep--ttie show of whit& was by no means extensive—
moved off slowly. at late rates. Lambs were a dull
inquiry, at from 335. to 3s. sash. Calves supported
lames terms, with a limited amply on offer. Pip sold
slowly, at late rates. la mileh caws vary Ussl. was
passing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

WITIIOIITFT.

Tirn Itrg Sitnnpr Pr—The funeral of Yr.
Rogers, the late rm. pecind lindlord of the Fountain
Hotel, whose sudden death we announced in our last
issue, took place on Saturday afternoon laat. Long
before the mournful cortege took its deputure from
Hingetreet, a number of parishioners had assembled to
pay a last tribute of respect to the deceased, and at
half-pset two o'elock the remains of Mr. Rogers were
oceretzeil toAheir last resting place in the Weymouth
came . The errangernenut of the funeral were
efficiently Carried out by the undertaker, Hr. Senior,
and the hearse and carriages Were supplied by Mr.
Hardy, of the Terminus Hotel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

THE KEATING 01 ELEVEN AT BELDPOET.

A LADY'S Iliross or rim R 0 17 mama, Coorac
HELD AT BLIDPONT, FIIIIIIIART 27, 1888.
(lies Okranicie, Marsh 12,1868.)
1.11 tell you a strange affair that happened here of Iste,
When two visitors, eight members, and a chairman sat
in stele;
\6ll there, with wondrous earnestness, did seriously
debate,
• way to bring poor Bridport tea within the Papal
gate—
s bran new English Ritualists men of the modern
time.

The Hon. Sec read his letters (hle name it isn't told),
Oaptain Funpui moved that so and so be an oteere
enrolled:
This Hr. Hills did wand, for he was far more bold,
And didn't care who knew that be was in this mune
sheepfold—
This very forward Ritualist, one of the modern time.
Thor the Reverend Mr. Xavier mid it wee • dreadful
i
That

shame,
a people world eat hot eras boos srhems'er Good
Friday an.;
tholent. too, that employers were very so& to
I tbilen sOOO improve, if they'd but read the books
that be should name—
thus boom* good !Woollens, men of the modsrn
time.

Captain Fungus said he didn't think that all that speech
vu fair,
For the priesta should be the men to me that people
went to prayer;
And the Reverend Chief Commandnr, who this notion
seemed to share,
Stpod up and in decided words his feelings did declare—
Like a thorough-going Ritualist, one of the Roguish
kind.

Would they just) look at BR Albans, in Holborn, and
they'd me,
What say town or country church with perfect ems
might be.
Strip the gem, veil the more; the the flowers away,
lays he ;
(Din% we wish they'd take Rimming away and all their
trumpery—
Them bowies scraping Ritualist; men ol the modern
One.)

Then Reverend Mr. Snipe begged sash some Oxford
tracts would buy;
And the Reverend Mr. Raga hoped they'd get • good
supply
Ot 'Burial of the Dead," by Brett, for there they
would dowry
Verioua wins, plates and handles, of the type that's
reckoned high;
Which precisely suit the Rituelista, uien of the modem
time.

The Bon. Sec. quite approved of what the previous
speaker said,
But he should like some pretty palls, with crosses
gold or red ;
And shouldn't the promotion be through street or
village led?
And surely they would offer intereessions for the
dead?
Or they would'nt be true Ritualists, men of pure
Runtish type.

The Chairman and Ron. Bea. thought 'twould sale
much needless fright,
tf members would just boldly print their names in
black and white;
Twonld cheer tb• weak and timid, and much increase
their might,
(But why woe put their own =nee down, since they
thought it was so right)
Why bang back, like timid Ritualists, men of the
Jesuit type?
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

GARDENING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
TI:10)1AS BEVIS, Gardener, begs to inform
the inhabitants of Dorchester and neighbourhood,
that ha boa COMMENCED on his own account, and
respeedully solieita a share of their patronage.
Fordington Hill, March, IBA
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

CHRON OYSTER, WATCH AND CLOCK
31 AKER

To the Queen, the Ptin—ae—of—W and the Lae Prior
Cowart, and *Aar of the Great for the Honor

of Prlicmct.
INvincs attention to the superior Workman-
ship and elegance of design of his extensive Stook
of WeMles and Drawing-room Clocks.
ledies' Gold Foreign Watches... ... 7 Gaines..
Gentlemen's ditto .. .. 10 „
Ladies or Gentlemen's Gold lbaglish
Lever ditto . . •12 „
Gentlemen'. Gokl Compensation
Silver ditto ditto . . ... 25 „
Kerins Chronometers 35 „

,
Gold —and Silver Pocket Chronometers, Astronomical:
Turret, woad D. .k. 4 01,K.k• of emery deaaription.
adepat assortment of London•made Fine Gold Albert
and board Chains. &a
DRNT, 61, Strand (adjoining Coutte's Bank); 34 and
36, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Conlin. Factory. Nornereet Wharf, Strand, Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

Tei.lllo a IviiisMesdania,miWationott.loodco.WA

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIAN&
WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS (ICRAansT's
OinurAL,) so long and justly celebrated fee
their peculiar virtues, are strongly recommended to the
Doti., of every lady, having obtained the unction and
approbation of most gentlemen of the mediael pro-
fession, as a safe and valuable medicine in effectually
removing obstructions, and relieving other mcou-
veniences to which the female frame is Sable, especially
those which at an early period of life frequently arise
from want of exercise end general debility of the
system; they create an appetite, correct indigestion
remove giddinees end nervous hesdaehe, end are
eminently useful In windy disorders, shortness of
breath, and palpitation of the heist; being perfectly
innooent, they may be used with gaiety in all seamen
end elirestes. . . . _

It is necessary, owing to the numerous iseitstionN
u, ...aro the public that Seanatara&_ mi./ original
receipt, and be. " ,asaruo7 femly
rem% Purl:bemire should se* that.. e box
wrapps d in what paper, aod tbe mum., "C la es mesa, -
engraved on the Government estop. Bold wholesale
and retail by J. Swum k Soy, 150, Oxfordatriset,
London, and by all medicine vendors throughout the
'pantry, in boxes puce 2.. 50. each, or by poet for N
postage stamps.
Agent—Yr. EV Lill, Chemist, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-24

DENTISTRY.

In conceqsassies of tic greet fecrease of Trectice,t I
MONS. LETS, Surgeon Dentist, sad
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, fir.
TIODIAII4II.2IIT, Wnwourn, will in future attend
DORCRESTER TWICE A WEEK (Wirtitruntrs
end ISLTVIDATR) st Mr. WILIAIIINCen, 5, 15017e11.
IPTIEST, from 1 to 4 p.m. and will attend all patients
at their own residences bjappointment, without extra
charge, •ithin one mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays
only.
N. LIT/ =optic., artificial teeth, unrivalled for um,
eorefort, natural appearance, and durablity, and gives
written warranty, as to keep in good repair, free of
*huge, for • period of ten ream for all his work,
which will save the Inconvenience of returning often to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to previde for repairs.
I. Lrts has reduced his prime within the reach of
everyone ConaultaMen free.
DENT,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

Sale at two o'clock.

NOTICE 01, SALE OF FREE:IIOI.D LANO AND
DOUSES AT EEL/LYNCH, uear DOWNTON,
WILTS.

-kilt. lIANNEN is favoured with instructions
froca the Executors of the late Mr. JOHN
Go r FR, to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY.
Ito 16th of SEPTEMBER, 186 S, at the Ktmo'• Hein
Ism. —THREE COTTAGES, with GARDENS and
trits;llitEleS, at itsotracu ; and a corrAGE anJ 24
•cre, of rich ARABLE LAND, pleasantly situated by
the roadside at Paccombr, sear Menton.
Further particulars in future advertisement', or of
Er. WARM Solicitor, Of the Aucrioneas, at Fording.

NOTICE OF &ALE AT SANDIA LODGE FARM.
FORDINOBRIDGE,
Hall • Male from Gm Itailw•y Station.

SIGHT very Choke COWS, 30 PIGS, 3 HORSES.
RICKS of WIIEAT, lIARLEY, and OATS, three
HAI' RICK', a yoml assortment of MODERN
IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY CTENSILS, Ss.. SC

Al IL HANNEN is favoured with instruc-
done from CHAIM'SRuv, Esq., who has let
his nem, to SELL the STOCK theroon by
AUCTION, on THCSSDAY, the 17th SEPTEMBER,
1868.

HARTS FARE, HOWIYIN HEATH,
One Mae from Horton Village, and fire from
Wimberne and Ringwood.

R. HANNEN is favoured with inatrc-
IVI to SELL by AUCTION. on TUDIDAY,
SEPTEMBER:NIL WA tb , s FANNING STOCK and
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of Itr. Rouse BOUND,
retiring from bumblers:—

The-stock cowrie... forty-seven forest ewes sad
lambs, 4 very good .1., ry now. well...m.omA in calf, 3
ataunch active sart,horaes, 7,8, and 9 years, sow and 10
pip, sow and It pigs. II hood of poultry, • rick of prime
pasture bay of 1847, about 14 tont, with liberty of
removal, about 39 maks of apples and 15 Lacks of
potatoes, a light 2-horm waggon, small tip cart, goe.g
spring cart and set of harness, al-horse power thrs•Ving
machine. • 12-coulter corn drill, a 4-coulter turnir. and
manure drill with steerage, land presser, how, hoe,
Iron plough. 2 pair of harrows, pair of le al dnags, tor-
mentor, roller, tome, thill, and plouch harness, 2
ladders, wheelbarrow, iron and wood,, pig trawl., 3
poultry coops, corn Nick., willow l'Atakeit and scoop, 2
drag r.ke., 6 small ditto, 4 prongs, iron bar, beetle and
grapnel. large corn bin with partition., will
bold 9 sacks, grindstone, 4 dos „.
3170 f.dgot.. a 45444117 of 4144 grewood, pair of cart
whoele, 5 oria chains. .insnl.l7 of old Iron, kc., chem. I
press. batter barrel and stock o, sad other detiry
2 cider OP". I,V•b"" Js, tub, Wand, stool, sod ;
insuserou other eflteete.

Tbe Haus, hold Fur'siture comprises French and
Arabian bedstead., o Attieues, 2 good feather bcds,
blankets, sheets, so, quilts, printed druggets and bed-
side carpets, floare'.oth and hearth rug, snabogaor and
paii.ted cheats
•drawera, dressing tsbles and glasses,
*wash stand and wank night commode, kg., 8-day clock
in oak two% ci egle-barral gun, mahogany Ica table, oak
and deal tah'„..,-- stuffed neat and Windsor chairs, hand-
some wale itaay couch, oak earner cupboard, 2 chimney
glaases. ,ariety of ware and glass, knives and forks,
fenders and Matrons, bsilers and kettles and numerous
other effecle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

Bowl Counttl bps.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, Ha

a onstusbirt.

COMMTITED TO THE DOESEE COUNTY PRISON.
Anita : William Stainer, arson at Oketord Yitspaine.
—Sessions: Thomas Clarke, idealing hoots at Wey-
mouth.— hard Labour George Bartlett, smolt at
Breadwinner, 1 month; George Sims sad John Willson,
misbehaviour at Weymouth Union, 14 days; Walter
Watt., assault at Lorchister, 1 month; Charles Wells,
poaching at Pimperne, 1 month; Henry Young, polish-
ing Ash at Footmen Magna, I month ; Thomas Saunders,
misbehaviour at Blaodford Union, 1 month; Georg*
Coraisk, drunk at Godmanstone, 7 days; William
Watson, stealing a coat and waistcoat at Portland, I
month.—/mprisonateut John Drew, drunk at Dor-
chester, 1 month ; Charles Lodge, ringing door belle at
Dorchester. 14 days; Margaret Wilson, damaging police
station at Bridport, 7 days; Mary Ann Burden, steal.
ing towl at Farnham, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

POOLE.

...
Removal, or nu Postr Oriscr..--On Wednesday the
new Post Office was opened at the premises formerly
occupied by the English Joint Stock Banking Company,
in the High-atm-et, at the corner of Carter's-lane.
Tausres Munso.— A meeting of the Trustees of
the Quays was held at the Townhall, on Friday morning,
Mr. Alderman Wood (Mayor) in the chair. It was
resolved that the refuge buoy, which is considered by
the Poole pilots one of the most valuable of the buoys
in Poole harbour, should be repaired, the cost not to
exceed E2O. Toe harbour muter was also empowered
to obtain two thirty.feet lengths of unease piping for
the quay fire engine.
EtITERTAI . —Signor Bosco gave his amusing
magical entertainment in the Townhall on Wednesday
evening last, when there was a large attendance.
Everything went off well, except the gas arrangements,
and they were such as to call forth loud marks of dis-
approbation from both performer and audience. After
• considerable time had been wasted in 'Rill attempts
to light the ball by gas, the town crier and town
sergeant had to borrow a number of candlesticks, and,
finally, the hall was partially lit by twenty candles.
POLITICAL—Mr. C. Waring, M.P., will address the
electors of Poole, at the Townball, to-morrow Wedne.-
day) evening, at eight o'clock. Sir Ivor B. Guest has
not yet stated positively that be will conic forward as
• candidate, but, on Friday lost, a letter written by
him was printed and distributed about the borough, to
the effect that he (Sir Ivor) would consent to become a
candidate at the ensuing election, if h receives evidence
that it will be in accordance with this general wish of
the electors of both parties. On the question of the
Irish Church be declares himself averse to disestablish•
ment, though ready to give every attention to any well
devised scheme for amending the working of that
establishment.
ANDIUAL LICINSING DAY. —Wednesday last was the
day appointed for renewing licenses and for hearing
applications for new ones. Alderman H. Harris and
C. J. Stone, Esq., were the justices present. Com-
plaints were made by Supt. Clifford against the Ship
Inn., Pendia:et-reek kept by Emmanuel Cherrctt ;
%Trthe Greyhound Inn, kept by James Rogers; and
ay. Inn, West-street, kept by Thomas Fry. It
tram stated that at the Ship Inn prostitutes were
harboured, the landlord of the Greyhound had been
convicted three times during the year now ending, and
at the Star Inn it appears there has been Sundaytruling
The landlords were duly cautioned. but the licenses
renewed. Mr. A. Harris made an application for a
Beene., to the Steam Packet beerhouse, Quay. Mr.
Stone said he felt inclined to grant the application; but
as Alderman Harris was of a different opinion, the
application must be refused.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

Nadas.

At Mark-lane the trade as been dell throughout the
week, the decline of Monday having been ginerally
seceded to. Priers, hottest r, have not &dined since
Monday. But chile whorl Lai given was in price since
this day we, Is, ti. ',workable that grinding barley has
risen in price shoat a shilling per quarter, and oats,
notwithstanding large arrisa,s, have been in active
demand at from Is. 6.1. to 2s. advance. This inquiry
for food for ft tiling stock tufficiently indicats's the
critical position in which feeders and graziers new stand
in consequence of the mart me heat and drought of the
peat summer. The importstions we have had, arid are
Promised, of foreign hay do not seem to have much
influen v over the trice, of the first °meager ies in the
production of meat. —At tl.e Metropolitan rattle
market the supply of beasts has been snore extensive,
bat all well-fed animals have fetched from 74d. to Bd.
per lb. live weight On Thursday, indeed, they were
dispoeod of in some eases at higher rates. Mutton is
now quoted, for the first time for many months past,
as dearer than beef, the best Downs and half-breds
having made on Thursday rid. to Sid. per lb. Lambs
are still sorierabendant, which is accounted for by the
return of the hot and dry weather, and the consequent
rotting of nearly all the forward turnips, and the very
slow growth of all root grope which have appeared with
foliage above ground, since the bountiful rains of
August.—Potatoes are coining to hand very badly—
excepting it be very forward sorts, such as ashleals sod
shows—as the foliage almost everywhere throughout the
country retains it. original greenness, which, of coarse,
is the result of a second start.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

LABOUREkLB' ASSOCIATION.

For the twenty-second time an exhibition of garden
produce and of needlework in connection with the
Dorchester, Weymouth, and Cerne District Association
for the improvement of the labouring classes, took
place at the Dorchester Guildhall, on Tuesday. The
show was much more limited in extent than in former
years, and the vegetables were for the most part but
poor specimens. The needlework, however, won general
commendation. At two o'clock Major-Gentral Sir John
Michel, K C. 8., the president for the year, distributed
the prizes, and gave some good advice to the labourers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

CASSELL'S PURE TEAS. Reduced in
Price.

CASSELL'S Pt7RE TEA. Agents wanted
in all please not fully supplied.

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. No. 1, 24 44.
per lb., No. 2. 2e. Bd. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

MARAVILLA COCOA,
"Wit="ol7o

BOLE rsomarroass,
MARAVILLA COCOA-TAYLOR BROS., LONDox,
The COCOA 5 CACAO) of YARAVILLA la the gaff
Theobrocoa of Cocoa is indigenous SO Soul"
America, of which Umatilla is • farrowed portico&
TAYLOR BROTHERS haring secured Me
"apply of this UNRIVALLED 0000 A. hare, b 7 IBM
applioadon of their " soluble principle' and
maithinery, produced what is so
" THE PERYECTION OF Tltse'rgiD COCOA."
that ii hss not only emmed the preferenos of a
and (boos drinkers generally,but many who had=tl
found any-preparation tomtit them bare afteronetrialadoptod
MARAVTLLA 0000 A as Usk constant berm. Ibt
tarkfli:44lll to.
io6D FACT " Itztrest hum Ikeeff‘o
"TAYLOR BROTHERS, adapting. their parka
of preparation to this flout of species of Tzaciul
amaedy
ham prodoced an article which supersedes MST ores
Comm In Liss parka. Emirs solultinty, • delimit' aroma,
and • ram concentration of the puresi elentents of nutrition
distinguish the MARAVILLA COCOA *bore an cams.
For invalids we could not nociasoded • aim agremble at
lima tor abercOgees.cortm Vb. W. NM ID, yr Am filsoms.

FMB STRONG 331011 BLACTX TM,
I,pr? OR ANY 1= al ad pot Th. i • Tbs. ix ft. froil
1 to all ports on of Post Mar molar.

OSBORNE & TARRY.

gis.V/las Spirit MarebasisAffill Wag I.;:ealos.W4

"larariant. awl Beautiful Bair le the
badge of Youth." .

The following is *sadly what
MRS. S. A. ALLEN'S
WORLS
HAIR RD'
ESTORER OR DRESSING

WILL Do. -----
RO Y it* We Grey or Faeled Hair is quickly
restored to its youthful colour and bewail, ar,4
with the first application a beautiful gloss &a
delightful fragrance is given to the Hair.
IT will cause Hair to grow on Bald Spate.
IT will promote luturirmt growth.
FALLING HAIR is inuncdiately checked.
THIN Hair thickened.
BALDNESS prevented.
IT makes the Hair rich, loft and glossy.
IT invigorates, thereby strengthens the Hair.
IT keeps the Head cool aud clean.
IT removes all scurf and dandruff
IT contains neither oil nor dye.
IT will not soil white cambric.

In Large Bottles. Pries Ste Vannes.
7YLOBALSAMUM (Mrs. S. A. Allen's).
LA —This is a clear, transparent preparation with-
out sediment ; it far excels any Pomade or Hair Oil.
To those whose hair is naturally dry, requiring fee-
quent dressing, its cheapness and great value will be
proved. Its early use en Children's Hair will insure ea
abundant and bountiful supply from l'ostii to 01,1 Age.
In Large Bottles, price Three Shillings.
Sold by most Cbenuals and Fortuna's.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

gorrtsponbenct.
THE BROADWEY CONTROVERSY.

To the Editor.

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and then running away. In the nest plue let me say
that it is • matter of very small importanoe what the
ratepayer thinks of the merite of • controversy I had
with the Wesleyans some few years since. It may be
that I have learnt wisdom 111100 than, that I have
given up es Utopian the hope of geeing, in my time at
least, all Christians united in one visible church upon
earth, and that I desire to provoke my brethren, not to
controversy, but to "love and good works." Certainly,
and I thank God for it, we are a united parish, living
In love and goodwill and may it evermore remain no.
As regards my condnet on the road question I have
only sought to do nay duty in difficult circumstances. I
do not claim perfution, and u even MOMS on one
occasion 'poke unadvisedly with his lips, so on one
omission may I have wed unguarded language, for
which I ern perry, boll was speaking against precmcsa
not against men. I know who wrote the letter. The
internal signs are too cleat. But I will allow him if
be prefers it the comfort of wearing his thin mask. I
forvve him, and only wish him a more charitable
spirit. Of one thing lam sure, that be doss not lies In
she pariah of Brasd Ivey. We all live in pea* him I YE, sir, yours obedieatly, K. IL
Breadirsi 12, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

NATIONAL LLNIL

erskm IVWEDNESDAY
FROM LERPOOL TO NEW YORK
gyzity ,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.
N ATIONAL STRATI-BRIP
COMPANY (Limited.)
a, to b, The new full-powered Britiah hoe
Screw Steam-ships
Tons. Tons.
Fume. Ore.. 3200 I Havana.. Cutthm 3335
Tee Queer. Grogan 3412 Psinismeeele, Hull 2873
isrezren, Thompson 3400 I Vlbanne Thomas .. 2876
ERIN, Wages 3200 Deets/mi, Thema% 2870
Lotneten, Fatties 2210
Will be dovetailed from Liverpool to New York..
follows

HELVETIA WEDNESDAY, &pt. 16th.
MINNARK WILDNISDAY,Sept.
VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY, &pt. 30th.
.... . . .

And from Queenstown the followinidals.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
Ii very superior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Twenty.
Ave Guineas.
There is exoellent accommodation for Steerage
Passengers, end a full 'apply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Pageenprs booked through to Aspinwall, San
Premise*, the inland towns of Oanada, and of the 'United
States, on favourable terms. .

OT Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and 23.
Water•street, Liverpool; or to N. and J. Comma and
Bios., Queenstown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

BIRTHS.

Auguet 31, at Barrack-street, Brulpert, the wife of
Mr. T. Male, of • deushter.
September I, at Buret farm, Moreton, the wife of
Mr. Losgman, of a son.
September I. at Virginia Water, Egliam, Surrey, the
wife of Mr. Edwin likavington, of • &slighter.
September 6, at Oaket's Wood, Dorchester, Mrs,
Arthur Maim', of • son.
September 10, at Winfrith Newburgh, the cite of
Mr. W. Keynes, grocer and baker, of • son.
September 13, at Pruices-strcet, Dorchester, the wife
of Mr. H. Grassby, of a son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

IIYrATO MARKETS.

BOROUGH AND SPITALFIELDS, Flay.LLorp suppling
of potatoes are on sale in the various markets. On the
whole the demand has been inactive, at the annexed
(potations :—English Regents, 120 s to 160.; Maws
eO. to 90s ; Hocks, 100 s to 140 s ; Scotch Regents, 100;
to 130.; Jersey, MO. to 100.; Frouch, 801 to 100.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

DORCHESTER.

Con HABER, Saturday.—lnspeoler's return :
Wheat 50s. to 56a., average. 535. 95.; barley els. to
50.., average 45e. • and oats Ws. par quarter.
Ocincnrr.— Mir; Louisa Fyne, assiated by. talented
company. DVS • concert at the Guildhall, on Friday
night. There was • fair attendees*, and the per-
formances elicited great applause.
Wt iftre *lth preva.,. that the Lora C7baneeller hoe
prelienW the Rev. F. J. Moult., the seiseb respected
curate of Fordingtoe, to the Vicarage of Iraeley, near
Peterborough, to the Diocese of Ely.
ACCIDIDT.—On Friday Wit a carter, named Geormt
Manning, in the service of Mr. J. Sanivrays, of Broad.
rnayne, was backing a pair of horses harnessed to. mitt,
when be slipped and fell, an/ one of the horses trampled
upon him, Inflicting a wound immediately over his
right eye. lie we. removed to the Dorset Comity

Pim—Shortly before mid-day on Monday, • fire
broke out on the bay-loft over the stable of Mr. J.
Fudge, situated between his residence and the Unitarian
chapel. in Pease-lace. TIM fikMoll spread rapidly, and
the rafters end tbe floor were soon in • blue. Yr.
Jowett, the superintendent of the fire brigade, was in-
formed, and he end the men were on the spot directly
with the hose end stand-pipe. At this time fire
was issuing from the gable end of the loft,
arid the burning embers of the floor were dropping
to the stable beneath. The pipes were promptly attached
toe hydrant, and a heavy volume of water was showered
upon the burning mass, which Mussily deluged the
plaza. In lees than ten minutee from the arrival of the
firemen, the flume were eztinguishod. This woo moot
fortunate, as, bad the Ire continued any length of time,
the adjacent property would have been in imminent
danger. There we. • considerable quantity of hay in the
loft, which woo all either destroyed or rendered
uluelesa, and a duff-cutter was burnt, while the wood-
cock about the roof and floor of the loft I. very muck
deissaga‘l. The baildinas belong to Gerard Start, Seq.,
M-F., sod are inured. Nothing is known of the
erten of the fire. The stableis gaits separate from
tte hennas mai there is no fire kept near it. An In.
eautioualy used tobaceo pipe
may possibly amount for
11, or it may base originated through boys playing
, there with :macho.. Happily, through the prompt and
wise exertion. of tbe fire bridasle, the damnsl. but
small.
cmukeu Moutrossav Soorry. On Wednesday
last, the 9th irst.. the Afthteenth annual meeting of
the Dorchester end Fordington Juvenile Aseinnotion
in oonnution with this society, was held in the pariah
schoolroom at East Fordington. The rpm:Sous room
was filled to overflowing, end about 400 children were
preaent, including several lasib s' schools from Fording'
ton and Dorchester, the children of the day echools
from Rad and West Fordingtou, the miLjatua
and several °there The clear a the perish , the 1t.,.
H. afoule presided, and he was supported on the right
and loft by Rev. Horatio Mottle, lately returned from
India. Rev. O. E. Mode, who appeared as lb. deputa-
tion Boy. J. Gore rotor of ftludboaros, Berk..