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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

NI orsttsbirt.

(burn Ciamirr ron Illtuon.—Ando ,
Noods.y, 16th; Fordinchridga, Tuesday, 17th; Clutit•
chunk, Wed:medal,
..18th ; Blandrord, Thursday, 19th;
peels. Friday. Ma
_Wermouth, Saturday, 21st;
Dorciater, Mondey, Wrd ; Bridport. Tuesday. 24th;
Winner:lton. Wednesday, 25th ; BLsiksbury. Thandv,
26th ; Balisburl Friday. 271 h.
DmesAris Mii;fri.—To• Her. Robert Cholmehry
1L A., has been instituted to the Herneey
Child Okeicak void by the death of the Rev. D. VI,
Evans, Clerk, the last incumbent there, on the presenta-
tion ot Mr. Frederiok North, of Hastings. Clarke
William Hooy, (lark IL A., to the Dummy 04 Dewey.
At the Siehop's Ordination the follor in Ws
aunty wen adsdlled La Holy Orders u priests :
Bin. Edmond Broome, LA., &Anse °olive, Oxford,
Onntle oi B.ormiaila Mirka, Rev. Egan

Pria•
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Pleetidstarriott-Dodingba, BA., Trinity C,,0,11NL
Cm and Curate of Bmis Bight Bev. ()mist
Franck; owys, BA., Corpus Christi Collage, Cam-
bria's. and Crete of Bradford Abbe.. Bev. Henry
' Bolt Winbolt, BA., Corpus Christi College, Cam-
bridge, and Curate of Walbridge.
Enossaruzer or roe VoLuarraess Laer Veal.—
The ststernent of amounts relative to the encampment
of the Dorset Bide Volunteers &trio' the summer of
last yew have lust been published. From this it
appears that the subscriptions received amount to
£499 4a., to which must be added £l5 la. T.l for sutler's
rents and incidentals, making a total of £514 ss. 7d.;
whilst the expenditure was £2113 10a. 6cL for messing,
£3O fis. for mess tenl,E349a 10d. to Government for stores.
washing blanket', be. £l5 for band', £3 124.
expenses of local committees, Ell 4a. 6d. printing and
advertising, and £27 Is. Id. incidentals, making a total
expenditure of f E 514 16s. 5d., leaving a balance
against the fend of 12s. 10d. The subscriptions were
raised by means of local committees in the several
towno, the following being the sums no raised :—Brid-
port district. 268 19a; Wareham, £77 2s. 6d.; Dor-
ehester, E 74 Ta. &I.; Poole, E 26 154.; Weymouth,
LW 3a, 6d.; Wimborne, 230 ls. &I.; Sherborne, E4O &.;
Standard, £Bl. lb.; Shaftesbury, £26; Warminster
Newton, Ell ls. fid.; Gillingham, Ell 13s, 6d.; and
Walbridge, £3 2s. There are twelve corps in the
battalion, and the camp extended from Monday to
Friday inclusive, so that the expenditure may be taken
in round numbers at ElOO per day. The offieersa mem
expanse,' amounted to the sum of £229 6s. 51, whieh
eras of course contributed by the officers as a distinct
fund from the above,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

CATTLE MARKET&

11PYROPOLITalL Thunday.—Our market was but
moderately supplied with beads. Nearly all breeds
were in fair request, at prices quite equal te Monday.
There was a steady sae for sheep, at extreme quota
-
Moos. Lambs moved off steadily, at from 34a. to 404.
each. In delves only a limited business was pealing,
on former terms; whilst pip sod mulch oows IMO •
Lull inquiry.
Per 8/ha, to leak the OffaL
s.d.s.d. a. d. s. 4.
lat. coarse boasts 3 2to 3 4 Prhaellouthdoeskei 2to I
Memel guilty... $ C lo 3 10 Lrg. some <Live. 4 Its 4
Primo large r,e.o oto 4 6 Pdmia 8.111111
Prime Sesta, Ste. 4 Ste 4 10 Large hop
Isl. Nurse sharp 3 Sto 4 0 iffeas eel. porton $ 10 to 4
Sowed quality .. 4 2to 4 6 ,Sokag. ulreeech 23 ote 26
Prime aorta elle 4 3to 6 0 Alr.old etr eire.do rs te 25
110M.T.

TOTAL

SUITLT.

P 0•11111

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BORAS 9io 1 Bilmis
llp
Calm
Pip
1/10 I Plp
0

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-$11111.01., Thureday.—The supply of fa cattle at our
market to-day was rather above the average. In beef
best samples realised from 661. to 68e., sad smoodary
from 60e. to &M. per cwt. We had a bill supply. of
sheep. at an admits, in prior, best wethms realising
from 7gd. to 41d. per lb. and ewes and beery sorts 7d.
per lb. The sappl.y.ciay" though bolo. the avers"
was anything but sad the demand wee fully equal
to it. Owing to the recent bupnoweme.t In the baron
market, mem showed a inerload advents, in setae Gems
from 6d. to N. par more additioaal money Ming
obtained.

NrwortmAlD LIADIIIIIALL, Fri.:W.—Timm markets
ete moderately eamplied with meat. The domed hae
been fairly metre al the ensued quotatieee

Perlbs., by the terra
ad. L& 4. 4. d.
Inferior beef .. 1 10 to 3 I Inferior mattes 3 01. 3 11
Middling ditto 3 4 3 6 Middling ditto.. 310„ 4,
Prim Mtge 6e. I 4 I Prime . 4 „4 11
Prime mon AIM 4 . 4 4 &l pork .... 3 I . 4
Vaal $ 4 5 Leave ditto.... S 10 . 3 6

WOOL NI A.BILITI,
Thersdity.—Tber is again • Inn end
Maltby tort In the market, with good sosamptive
demand for most dares of wool. The ~city of
Northumbsrland, ileatord, sad Donn wools makes trim
partimilarly saleable, sad the value of these may be
gaoled • (radios higher t aad all firallar wools width
ma be used along with or in plass of these, also soca.
mead a good sham of attontion. In other
wools there is no change to note, the prior of thew=
brag folly maintained, but without advance,.
Lizaerna, Frlday.—There is more doing in worsted
sad woollen goods, in anticipation of higher pram. The
admire oo loess wools boa resod hr prices for
akin worn
LONDON. Friday.—Tbe attoodannt of buyers it the
public salsa of eolonial wool has oontioued good. Home
staaufastarers have operated fairy, and sonsiderable
transaations hays takes *es on French and Belgian
sestrat. The orating advance Ira been well sapported.
Is English wool • fair avenge rather has been con.
eh&g, by perm roam* at full ourreares.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

VIDE I LEGS I CB.IDE 1

PULMONIO ELIXIR —One
_Li don relieve; and one bottle ewes. The ELIXIR,
now long known to the public, will be found highly
tffielkliotil for the relief and sure of all disorders of the
Chest and Lunge; it contains no noxious ingredient
what..,,; in moat eases it effects a rapid and lasting
Cu,.. and the Proprietor has great pleasure in asserting
that in no Instance has it failed to give relief, (generally
after the firet dose), in coughs, colds, asthma, con-
su iitikeDsa, difficulty of breathing, spitting of
blood,irritation of, and pains in the chest, !seaminess,
ILO. Whatever may be the stage or variety of the
complaint, immediate relief Is invariably obtained by
the use of the Pnlmonie Rliiu. Being very miefials.
children and the most fastidious invalids will take it
readily. Prise 131 d. and 2s. 9d. p.r bottle. J. sAaass
k fiOns, 150, Oxford-street, London. W.
Agent—Mr. DOILDII, Chemist, Dorebeeler.

TO PARENTS AND GUARDLLIMI.
WIDOW WELCH'S PILLS ainasumes
011101110 so long and Justly celebrated for
their peculiar virtue., are utroarly remeirnended to the
notioe of every lady, having obtained the sandhi° and
approbation of most geutlemee of the medial pro-
fession, as a safe and valuable medicine in effectually
removing obstructions, and relieving other incon-
venience* to which the female frame is Bade, especially
those which at an early period of if. frequently arise
from want of curdle and general debility of the
'Totem; they create an appetite, correct indigestion
remove giddiness and nervous hoedaehe, aid are
eminently useful In windy deeded, sharteses of
breath, end palpiktion of the bout; 66114 perfedlr
Innocent, they may be used with Natty in all MINOS
and climaleL
It is nsomeary, 016 AI to till numerous
to warn the public that Biannzirs jtheiaii=
receipt, and has been prepared by the a2y family
over eighty years. Purchasers should sae that sash box
Is wrapped inwtiitpsger, and the IMMO. "C. YarnszaT_
engraved on the Governmentdamp. Bold wholesale
and retail by J. LuauA Bonn, 1150, Oxfordidnwit.
London, and by all medidne Teethes throughout the
country, in boxes prim 2s. 3d. each, or by pod for 26
postage stamps.
Agent—Mr. EVA" Chemist, Dorchester.

RHEIJNATDIII AND GOUT.

SQANGER'S GOUT and RIIKUMATIO
PILLS ars a caftan cars for thaws otospialwas.
Ttio rapidity and oirtainty of their adios is
Pries 134 d. per box, or by past 15 dal4Zr.tf
Saloon k Sows, 150, Oxford-streak Landow, W., as cd
.11 rospoolable eheiairia,
arat—inr. Evaxa Clamart, Dorebodior.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

PORTLAND LOCAL BOARD.

the nedereigned RICHARD NICHOLAS
HOWARD, Clerk to the Portland Local Board,
do II IV/ NOTICE, that JAMES TALLT
thy Auditor under and by virtue of the 21 and 22
Victoria, cap. 66, sec. 6itt, for auditing the accounts of
thie Board, has appointed the audit of the accounte of
this Board for the rear ending the 25th of March. 1868,
to commence on TULIDAT, the 7th ATILIL, 1868, Si
three o'clock in the afternoon, at the Local Board Room,
Portland ; and 1 WTI Trivial ITMICZ, that a
copy of the amount& to be audited, together with an
tete books, amount books, deeds, °entracte and
aocounts, bills, receipts, and vouchers, mentioned or
vederred to in the amounts will be deposited in the rid
Hoard Room of the said Local Boar' for seven days
before such audit, and be open between the hours of 10
o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m. daily, to the inspection
of all persons Interested therein.
Dated the 14th March, 1808.

(Signed) RICHARD NICHOLAS HOWARD,
Clerk to the Lad Local Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

IWIALLIKI DI THY OOLONIE&
(hew & W. Silver rut Oe.'s Clercslar.)

vicrrozu, 27th December. —Great excitement In re-
gard to breadstoffe ; area have sob been large, but
prior have advanced; goer It per toe, sad wheat
Is. 64. pet bushel. nearing is orir, and the slip is
reported to be pester then that of any previous year.
During the month 29 suction ealaref wool hors b•••
bald. Prices fell gradually from gd. to Id. per lb. on
pod qualities, and Id. to li& on inferior clips. The
Inqotey in the labour market is rill good. The ques-
tion of meat prsiervin (for porpoise of export) son-
tO attract oo attention.

—liiwioTrWilL,BB,-2.411—D;;;;b7. "—Wool is ...this
to hand in anaseally large nitantlttes, sad freights for
Loadoo rule higher than for years past Tile sides bare
bola mailer than usual, and prior 3d. to sd. lower than
the opening rains of last year. The weather hes been
uosedingly hot, sad the salon, is 'offering front
drought. The cultivation of the vine is progressing
rapidly, and an abundant yield is anticipated this
MOM.

iy
Alninatia, 28th Dessenber.—Reports upon
the wheat crops ars very unfavourable; thousands of
acres will not pay for reaping. The market wee in an
excited state in the beginning of the month and orloss
wen rising daily. The lad large treeesektee old
wheat waa 11. 8.1. par bushel. tad 8.. is now demanded.
New wheat Is ready, bet mesh is very inferior,
_a
difference in value eihrting between one wage and
another of from 3e. to 4e. a bushel. Flour has risen
about 50 per cent. airiest month's rates : the last sales
*fleeted wars at £lB to £l9, and firm at them quetationa
20th Deossiber. —Wool coatinues to
arrive in large quantities from Toowoomba, he. The
Sal mien is about to sail for London with upwards of
1.,700 ban ; the Alfred Hawley, Winterthur, and Queen
of the Colonies will follow. Steamers carry about 700
hales weekly to Sydney, notwithstanding whion
salty is experienced in providing donee for tilt., ei
brought down.
Wzanan A ueraeuA, 28th Deno:ober. —Heavies is
in full operation in the antral district, but the proeposes
are not favourable. In eon* locelition, however, the
ciro_ps sra expected to tarn out igenl to the average.
TAAKIXIA, 2411 DOOMINC —Tree* has nvived, owing
partly to the demand for wheat, prime bey, gone up
shoot 50 par soot. viz.. from 44. 341. to fie. 34. Flour is
now .014 to £l4 lin. Oete. 3a• Very encouraging »-
poen from the Derweat ea to the oornplete swami of the
otlason erperimart.
Cern Or GOOD Hops, 18th January—The grgo
crops are 11011 r harvested Yid ale of unusually good
quality, and ommidered quite equal to the average in
quantity.
Anonyms Rnpunuo, Demos Apra, llth January.
—The wheel woo is splendid this yaw, nod more than
sallitiont. For the ant time the Rine Plate bermes
en enrolee of wheat and &az to Scrape; and from the
we are Whited to think that Inc fierlizara
keg be a difie 'isoclinal Ss
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

WHITCHURCH CANONICOBIIM.

lioness have bees posted on the doors of the °berth
bete, and elm at those of Obidsook, Marshwood, and
Stanton St. Gebriel, within this extensive parish. that
the Bishop bee ordered the proceeds of the bausios to
be sequestrated in favour of Mr. Robert William
halinig; the attorney of John L. flaerborout
the plaintiff in an &Mien spinet ear vicar, Bev.
Si, William Palmer, Bart.. wherein ryas las. wee
recovered for debt. n the returns the living is seated
to be of the joint asumal value of £730, with resideere,
and title in the estrous,* of the Bishop.

MLitt= &ad PsWetted for the Proprietors, et stair
Ofies, ailizelpeiroot, Dorobeder, by rINDIMICZ GILL
Poor, el leo NEW' GI Ford*Ole, irk the Coosip of
Dore*
Taisisy, limit 17, INS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

Country Misccllany.

Bar CULTIVATION.— W. understand that Mr.
Duncan has entered into contraets for the perebase of a
large quantity of sager beet in the autumn with several
growers in Suffolk, and that he will erect his sugar
factory at Lavenharn, in that county.

Srictiga Gansu Oransuoire.—Do what la moss-
eery to Globe Artichokes without furthee delay. Re-
move the sail from around the MVOS and thin oat the
shoots; all smaller ones should be removed down to the
vary bees The. or four will be readmit if left to each
stool. Having placed a good Weimer of spit measles
over the rook, return the soil and flash eff neatly.
Should the shoots be very prominent it will be advisable
to plow • little litter around them, so an oddities'
security should sharp weather again visit us Fresh
plantations should be made with the seekers, which it
may have been nateeeary to roma.* from the stools
The ground should be Arst prepared or them. Traumas
it deeply, and manure it —they Ilk, a good
deep rich soil. Dover up all further movies of
which it Is inteeded eboald be forced. Do this so that
the outer air cannot possibly get to them, otherwise they
will grow so full of poker sad so Ares& use, to be It
for table. They are already very preminent, so m 7
mild is the swop. Hake • geed mho Bowies of
Parsley, and pronged with planting potatoes epee every
favourable opportanity. Give a serfage melebing to
Asparagus if en insuflkdeney, or nose at all, was afforded
I. the antenna Make small sowing, of Elbow's Winter
White BeoceolL Welchem, and Osborne White also.
Sow Tomates, (sp.ieiima, and Chili., and Herbs gene-
rally, such as Sweet liesti. Summer Savory, he., and
make a sueosesiosal OM of Celery to sussed that already
up. Prepare a place spat which to prick this Wier
out anon. A *tight warmth will be needed below.—
W.S.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

PUBLIC APPOINTNIOTTEL

Tuesday, 17.—Fonlingbridge County Court.
Wsdaseday, 18, and following action at But.
attest, Wareham, of Household Furniture,
Carriages, Harness, Ac., by Mr. H. Richards.
Christchurch County Court.
Hampton (Devon) Fair.
Thursday, 19.—Blandford County Court.
Auction at the Corn Exchange, Dorchester, of
Household Furniture, Millinery, Drapery,
Am, by Mr. W. G. 13v7er.
Friday, 20.—Auction at the Weymouth Anne Inn,
High-street, Weymouth, of Tanners',
Currier'', and Shoemakers' Implements,
Stock-in•Trads, &a, by Mr. Pothecary.
Poole County Court
Saturday, 2L —Weymouth County Court.
Monday, 23.—Dorchester County Court.
Tuesday, 24.—Bridport County Court.

BIRTHS.

At Maiden Newton, Dorchester, the wife of the Rev
Frederick T. Salmon, of a son.
At Wareham, the wife of Mr. 0. Seal, of i twin—
boy and girL
At Dorchester, Mrs. R. C. linteltings, of e daughter.
At Wollaston.villas, Dorchester, the wife of Mr. G.
Greening, jnn., of soon.
At Ringwood, the wife of James Appleford„ Esq., of
DOM

- -;11-t-fitalbridge, the wife of Mr. Elias Green, of a twin
;...boye.
At East Lultrorth, the wife of Mr. C. Sudden, of •
daughter, still-born.

M ARRI AG ES.

March 5, st West Knighton, by the Rev. P. D. 0.
Sylvester! JIM'S, third eon of Mr. James Craw, of
West Knighton, to Isabella. seventh dmight4ar of Mr.
John Tres., of Dorchester.
March 12, at Broadmayne, by the Rev. W. Urquhart,
Isaac, oldest son of the late Mr. G. White, of Friar
Marne, to Emma Hurst, of the same place.
At Exeter, by the Rev. John Mosley, Samuel Whitty
Heudebourck, Req., of Arlenbam, Kent, to Harriet
Brown, only surviving daughter of the late Thomas
Fiaor, Esq., of

DEATHS.
March 9, at Stowell Lodge, Marlborough, Wilts,
Admiral James Montagu, in bis 77th year.
March 9, at Fifehead Magdalen, Dorset, Mr. David
Silverthome, aged 48, deeply regretted by all who
knew him.

S Mary Newman, the devoted
wife of the Rev. N •am T. Williams, Wesleyan
minister, ~ged
March 10, at West Walks, Dorchester, Thomas, son
el Mr. Thomas Hodges, aged 3 months.
March 10 at Fareham. Hants, after a few days'
111 Den, the Rev. Philip Thresher, In his Bath year.
mut& 10, suddenly, at Taylor's Buildings, Poole,
Mt. Stephen Blundell, master mariner. aged 36.
March 10, suddenly, at Weynaouth, Mr. W. West-
mitoott, of Pools.
Manta 11, at Bradford Abbao, Donet, Major-General
osom mac lately commanding lit Battalion of the
nth Light infanill, siva 65.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

OUR R.P.S.

Hr. J. Florin*. 11. P., was one of the geode at the I
Brisker's dinner on Wednesday evening.
Yr. H. Edwards, H.P., was aeoidently abut out
during the division on the Compulsory Abolition of
Church Rates Bill. Had this not happened, of course
the hon. member would have added one more to the
msioritiol 167 in favour Of the measure.
r. 1). Hodpon, M.P., is one of the select nom.
mitt» trying the Coventry election petition.
The Owl says "come of the contemplated peerages
have been postponed ;" so we may still anticipate seeing
verified the Ulric's-rumoured »commendation of
Yr. Gerard Start, 112., for a seat in the 110111111 of
Lords.

Blurt, we. at a dinner Party given
by the Sul and Countess of Bradford, on Wednesday
evening. Her Boni Highness the Primus Mary
Adelaide and His gems RlOwees Primes of Tea were
precut.
In the division on Mr. Gladstone's Church-rata Bill,
Mr. It. B. Bberidan—(DOrebeeter people will be glad to
lied the bon. gentleman attends in his plus in Parlia-
ment this session), Mr. K. D. Hodgson, M.P. for
Bridport, and Mr. G. G. Glyn, the representative of
Shaftesbury and the whipper in of the Liberal petty,
voted, of course, in favour of the clause for abolishing
compulsory Church-rats.; but that Mr. .1. Fluor, our
steady-going, cautious, old Tory county member, and
Lieut-Col. Napier Start, the Conservative represents-
' tire of Dorchester, should be found in the same lobby, it
noteworthy: Mr. Floyer's getting into the company of
such Radicals as Mr. John Bright and Mn. P. A.
Taylor is most remarkable, for, as regards the Colonel,
we have always thought that except upon this question
of Church-rates end one or two other old sores he might
well be classed as one of the beet amongst the Inde-
pendent Liberals. "Amongst the faithless (of Dorset)
faithful only found" wes Mr. J. W. Treeby, M.P. for
Lyme Regis, one of the little boroughs cut for death by
Mr. Beater and the telegrapA, to make room for •
tennis Snot, and if the hon. gentleman don't get
medal for devotion to his party, when Lyme Regis muss
to have the privilege of returning him, all we unsay is,
he won't get his deserts.
Mr. J. H. Montagu Caleraft, M.P. for Wareham,
writes to ray that he was prevented from voting for Mr.
Gladstone' Compulsory Church.rates Abolition Bill,
having been unfortunately shut oat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

WEST LIILWORTH.

UJVBOAL OCCOIIII,OIL—Bu Swearrwo TN MARC.
—On Saturday It a hive of bees belonging to Mr.
Stagg, stonerauon, "swarmed." The swarm we.
speedily secured, and turned out to be a strong healthy
one, end are delft well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

HUNTING A PPOINTIIENTS.

The Fast Donet Rounde—Wedneeday, Gaunts ;
Saturday, Milton Perk; Monday, 23rd, West Wood
—ot 11.

Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday' Portisham ;
Fridacuxton Barn, near Maiden newton; Satur-
day, nlon Hill—st IL
The Rise moor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Holnest Pound; Thursday, Nether Compton ; Friday,
Ming Stag, Fulham —at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

POOLE.

- -
Ths PORT/MOO= Reviirre—Our rifle volunteers ere
elated with the prospect of taking part in the forth-
coning Easter Monday review at Portsmouth.
Alas TIDE. —On Wednesday morning, the tide on
the quay was with higher than has been experienoed
for some time. Some of the yards and low-lying parts
of the town were inundeted. A strong wind blowing
up the harbour raised the tidal wave higher than would
otherwise have been the case.

PRZEULITTATION Or BOOKS TO THC POLIO' FORM.—
The Rev. A. and Mrs. Wilkinson, of the Rectory.
Poole, have kindly presented to Supt. Gifford, the
sergeants, and other members of the Poole Constabulary,
copies of the powerfully written story "Pilgrim Street,"
a work published under the auspices of the Religious
Tract Society. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson. in the letter
accompanying the pftsent, ask the superintendent and
men to accept the work "se • small token of the regard
and esteem we feel towards you for the conscientious
manner In which one aad all perform their very arduous
duties." Mr. Gifford, by letter, suitably acknowledged
the kindness of the rector and his wife, for himself and
on behalf of the men.

Airman Gas Mstruo.—On Monday a special
general meeting of the shareholders of the gas company
was held in the Town-hall. Before any Unocal was
transacted, Mr. M. Kemp-Welch handed in a protest,
signed by himself and eleven other important share-
holder., calling in question the legality of the notice
convening the meeting. The protesting perties then
left the hall in a body. They were Mews. M. Kern
Welch, H. Hamilton, W. Wilkinson. H. B. Sedglield,
G. Belben, F. Milne., W. Waterman. F. String, W.
W. Aldridge, J. Pine, and F. T. Roger.. The old
directors and their adherents then had it all to them.
selves, and immediately proceeded to Ml op the vacant
odium. Mr. W. Pearce and Mr. Brine were elected
truetees; Meson. L. C. Adey, C. J. Stone, Glitch,
Kendall, T, 13elben, and W. Penny wereatomnidirectors;
and Mr. Hornsby was appointed *reamer. The
protesters threatened the dominant party with to.
promsedings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-17

i..: ti W. ,

PAULKSIVNL

ELMO Room AID LIBRARY. —ln addition to the
many improvements whieb have within • brief period
been effected in our village, under the superintendence
of Mr Hisdeme, of the South Western Pottery, • reading-
nom and library bas been established through the
instrumentality of • benevolent resident lady, for the
bseellt of dm working alsallell, and we are plearod to
learn that 'goodly number of young ness have already
enrolled themselves as membws, and men in the
somber; to while away • leisure boor is reeding the
varies' literary productions whish have been gratiel.
toady supplied by several gentlemen and ladies in the
baseediats neighboarbood. Two rooms have been
furnished, in wbieh are sightly to bo seen many harz
fess pan the fragment weedL sipping their eaten
disarming with all ths gnarly of senators pushed
Pohlad events. We ere given to understand that
effort. we being ma. for Mee senake el • mare sew
modems building in the oestral part of the village, sad
would seggeet to those who nre diorama of promoting
the intelleeteud advancememt of our worlds( ow, the
nodulose of leading • belying band towards so desirable
la died: