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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

Fa. 81b., 19. the careen.

nd. ..d. s. d. O.
Inferior beef . 3 4to 3 8 Inforior mutton 3 6to 4 6
Middling ditto', 310 „ 4 0 rlddling ditto. 4 6„ 6 3
Prime large do. 4 2 „ • 1 Primo ditto .. . 6 4 „ 6 II
Prime mall ditto 4 S„ 4 8 I largo pork . 3 10. 6 6
Veal 4 „5 8 3nea2 ditto .... 4 6„ 5 3

Lamb, 6.bd. to is Od.

Bement, Thors—ria-y-..uPPly-of fat ateek very shark
Soriano active, and best drecriptiona realised from 67r.
to 71e. per cwt., while secondary samples obtained from
635. to 136,. per cwt. A large supply of sheep, demand
brisk, general figure from 7fd. to &i. per lb. Lambe
showed very little alteration. In store sheep the de-
mand was not very active, bat holders giving way •
little in prices, most of the animals changed hands. In
pip, • fair trade at about last week's priers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

EVIZT eommuniestiou must be authenticated by the
name and address of the writer there2f, not neces-
sarily for publication, but as • guarantee of rod
faith.

Ms. J. SUISUN, Bookseller and Printer, fit. Miry.
street., has undertaken the agency in Weymouth fur
the Dorset County Express, and through him the
Trade can be supplied with Bale Copies (In donne
only) in anticipation of all the Newsmen of Wm
week,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

SOVEREMN LIFE OFFICE, 48, ST.
JAMES'S-STREET, LONDON.
Edebbthed 29 Yaws for Ida Autumn:es and Annuities
Income, £lOO,OOO
AGENTS WANTED. Apply to the Bnuach Manager.
ME. JANIS ANDREWS, High Feat-street, Dorchester.
Mr. Erma Worm,. 29, Eut-threet, Taunton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

Paddington, llay 30 J. OItIERSON, 0•11. Man.

WAREHAM AND PURBECK LABOURERS' AND
SERVANT'S* FRIEND SOCIETY.

BY the kind permission of E. J. WILD. Seq.
the AN NU t L MOWING sad SHEEP.
SHEARING MATCHES will be held in Lci.worim
C.asne Pam, on MONDAY, the 25th day of JUNE
next

Candidates to be on tbe Ground at 9 o'clock, a.m.
The names of Candidates must be entered at my Aloe,
North-street, Wareham, on or beton Monday, the
113th Jane, &wording to a tone which twill be supplied
on application.
22nd May, 18116.

W. C. LACEY', Hoc. &se.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

CATTLE PLAGUE.

rrillE LOCAL AUTHORITY of the County
1. of Dorset baying declared the Florist% of WYKE
KIWIS to be ao

" INFECTED PLACE,"
NOTICE is hereby given. that it will not be lawful to
remove soy OrtliM4i from the aforesaid parish, to any
other parish or pleas; or to remove from the aforetaid
puri.h, any hides, skins, horns, hoofs, or offal of aninnh4
or any earcue of, or =Armed meat that has found
mot of any bull. bullock. oow, us, beifcr, or self, or
any dung of animals, or hay, straw, litter, or other
articles forming the food of, or used for, or about
animals, without a Li05n0e......._

SAUL. S. COX.
Inspector-General of °stile
_ _fed Chief Constoblo of Dorset.

Dated 2ad Jane, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

13•L/611UNT PLAIN AIM STONZHINOIL

Salisbury Pin. extend* from Salisbury 25 miles east,
towards Winchester, and 28 mil- s westward, hut it.
breadth in some planes is nearly 30 m.lea The famous
Stonehenge and other antiquities% both British and
ROIIIIM, are found in this Mein. Stonehenge consists of
a great eolleetion of stoma of immense 142.1, which from
there being Nome erect, some reclining, but mood of them
lying upon the ground. Deem to have formed at one time
an extensive building—though probably without any
roof. They form • perfect ruin, • coofased mass of
standing and fallen stones, many of them squared and;
hewn by art. By comparing their relative situations
the shape sod dimeasious of the original structure con
still be tratxd. It la supposed to have been • Druidical
Temple of enormous size. It is an object of great in-
terest to the antiquary, and has excited more inquiry
and speculation than any other ruin of the kind in Great
Britain. But no important discoveries have been m.de
within it; and, it. founders, the date of its erection,
and the process by which suet 81101111061 manes of stone
were eonveyed to this desolate spot, and raised into
their respective situations, are buried in profound
obscurity. The total number of stone, of which the
structure was oomposed &poems to have bean about 100.
Tbe exact situation of this tali brated aseembinto of
largo stones on Salisbury Plain is about three milts
W. by N. of Amesbury (*even (ruin Salisbury), rhe
stones are partly untie.. and pretty squared, and seem
to hare been originally arranged in three sinks, the
largest stones are from 16 to 21 feet high. Several of
the etooes Sr. upright, with similar stones placed as
imposts horizontally on the tops, and connected by two
tenuous on the upright stones let into two mortices of
the horizontal stones. The impont stones appear to have
been originally continued round the entire circle.
Several of the stones have fallen, and others are in a
sloping position. On Salisbury Plain, W. of Stone-
henge, are numerous tumult, The camps and. ocher
earthworks are also numerous. For fuller partteulars
consult Sir R. C. Hoaxes" Ancient Wiltshire," (Brown
and Co., Salisbury.)

The churches are 81. Thomas's, St. Edmund's, and
Bt. Martin's. The former is worthy of adoption. It is
very late in style. The Rown Cetbolles have a church
dedicated to 84 Osmond, In Ezetisvetres*, atter i4sg.
by rada.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

mportant F ate of 2,1115 llorset born sheep sod
IR long 'Joni beifois bull, mash mos pigs, 19 cart
and b. k bones, Puplcisent., 10 bopheads of oiler,
casks,

MR. T. FNSOR ha/ been favoured with
inetreetmon from the Executors of the late Mr.
.I,twus DAVIN to HELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY, /UNE 21, 1866, the following HORN SHEEP,
Coe- &wet, Pip, 'foram, Implements, Cider, Cults,
k
.194 erttnoth ewes.
lehl. lour- toothditto .

373 Pro-tooth ditto.

400 ,I•ogs.
ROC el. aver lambs.

ve nether ditto.
Ta raw and ran lambs.
17 2-year-old heifers.
90 I.7rat-old ditto.

bet
ZFe rjtot,
2 sows.
12 store
17 cart homes and h&rness, capital 'haunt cob, quiet
to ride or rinse, brown cob, • good back, 6 waggons, 4
rut's. cart. dor key and oart, photon, dog cart, harness,
saddles and tauller,string and Phil! harness, plough hainse
and traces, reaping and mowing machine, corn drill,
turnip end manure drill. 6 iroo ploughs, 3 wood ditto,
chain honours iron harrows sod drags, wood ditto,
Coleman's 'cadger, Cambndge's roller, 3 iron rollers.
horse hoe. horse rake, 2 haymaking machines, turnip
comas, chaff cutters, etho crushers, thrashing
machines, hummelrr, winnowing machines, blowers,
a quantity of barn impkments, 180 corn Packs, 90
oh ep cribs, • large number of sheep trougho, 180
dozen hurdles, cider mill and press, 60 hophmds
of eidrr sod casks, varying in size from ball hogah•sd
to eicht hogsheado. and • great variety and number of
agricultural effects.
The Salo will comPaeses st Meven o'alook with the
H.ifors. Luncheon at ithif•yeet One. The nhesp wsll
be Sold at Three o'clock.

II-

Tie high repute awhich the Bock of Dorset horn sheep
and the long horn beasts bred by the late Mr. JLII3II. Davis
have ben held fee ao many years, renders it unnecessary
for the Auctioeser te mete any comment to raise them
i tic Vaal w.l aua of atock owners in this and adjoining
o ti. s, to bons they arson well known; but for the In.
friction of gentlemen et • distanoe, be begs to acquaint
them that the flock ban been established upwards of 100
yaara, and eminently poseesace thaws superior quelitise
for whisk the Dorset horns, and Use llisionerbe goeg
in particular have been celebrated, and ao much nought
aft, at W.yi.dl and other large fairs. Tbe longhorn
he lees are principally by the bull that won the
let prize at the Royal Shows at Battersea sad
Worcester. The long•hornerl stock bred by
Mr. Dacia have always been in great request by
tie most riminerit graziers in this and adjsining counties,
who have succesafully exhibited them at Bakevatrimt and
nunierocs provincial Fat Stock Shows. Tim horses are
poworfrl and good workers, arid the implements in
good essdition ; and as it is seldom 1.111 large an
asserntlag• of live and dead stock is offered for sale in
one •fas y, the Auctioneer respectfully and earnestly
volien .1 II punctual attend/ante.

WEST COK ER, SOMERSET
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

OLD SARUM.

Prioe, in his observations on Salisbury Cathedral,
gives also the following interesting account of Old
Sarum :—" This ancient fortress seems to have been
formed on the extreme end or termination of a hill
which commands an extensive prspect ; from this it
was separated by the removal of vast quantities of earth
and thereby reduced to the drawer figure it now is.
The whole work occupies • space of near 2.000 feet
diameter ; but the ancient city stood on the south west
of the Castle, and as it were under its ramparts. The
Coati' was fortified by a deep entrenchment, with •
very strong wall upon its inner ramparts oonsiating of
dint, chalk, and rabble, eased on the outside with been
stone as may be s•en by • part still remaining towards
the north. It had two mitts/ices, the principal towards
the mouth-east, enarded by a mole without but so near
it as to admit of but a very narrow pue•ge. The outer
was to the sonth-west for bringing water to the
garrison from the river Avon, which runs through the
vale below at the dietetic, of ab et half II mile. Near
and towards the north of this lot &motioned entrance
are seen part of the founda•ions of the old church ;
likewise the trance of many other buildings which pro-
bably were the habitation• of the bishop and clergy.
This large space was divided into parts by entrench-
ments with rampart. thrown op. At the centre of the
large area bounded by the preceding entrenchment,
there is another Melanin, goat do! wi.h•deepentrench•
meet and very high rampart inwards, having upon its
summit the visible traces of a wall with the remains of
a portal towards the south-east, and of a watchtower
towards the north•wrot, which may therefore be
reckoned the citadel Hr. also are discovered the
foundations of ruined structures. From the said watch-
tower which overlooks the church, and that quarter in-
habited by the clergy, we need not doubt but the
soldiers were more immediately troublesome by the
frequent insults, riots, •nd irmeelenties they com-
mitted ; which added to the other inconsenisneet of the
place were the meows for the Pope emoting his hull
for translating the (lurch to a more eommodious
situation."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

HAIL STORMS

THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, WC.,
Insure Wheat, Barley, Oats, Beans, Peas, Rye,'Purnips,
Clover, Re., spinet loss by HAIL STORMS at
Moderate Rates.
SEEDS and GLASS are also insured.
FIRE Insurances at rates as low as other well estab-
lished oMcee.
LIFE Assursneee of any description at equitable rates.
Four.liftbs of the profits divided every Filth Year,
LOSSES. Prompt and liberal settlement of
Farther particulars may be bad at the Chief Onion,
or of the Agents.
JOHN REDDISH, Secretary and Actuary.
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AGIIMTS :

DORCHESTER, Cern;-I.dhia, and I!iddletown—

Maw. diII:MEWS end Coe'. MUM, Solicitors.
Blandford Mr. IL Fowler, Whitchttrets, KaHata

, .
and srewer.
Bridport Mr. F. Good, Bank.
Child Okefori Joneph John Holdway.
Crearkerrie .. G. L Lae', Seq., Solicitor.
Gillingham Mr. H. Kaines, solicitor.
Shaftesbury Mr. Chad*. &stable, Stamp Odiee.
Sherborne Mr. C. Stoke., Bank.
Wareham Mr. Thomas Kendall, Chemiet.
Wimborne Mr. Geo. Chialett.
Fordingbridge Mr. J. Hannan, jun., Estate Asstd.

Additional Agenta wanted application to the
Secretary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

UPLYME.

Tug CLoe. —The members 0( our club held their
annual meeting last week. The amber of members is
172, being • dearer.. of twofer the peat year. Since the
re.aximmencement tbe club four ran ago EU 17s.
has been paid to Web members, £l5 at the aleeth of lee
member.' wives, end 11:30 at the deaths of fire members,
being • total espenditere of £lOl 17a. Tim meant in
the wrings bank is £460 PP. 21, sod in the tresnirerag
and stewards hands £ll 16s, ed., being • Mel fend in
hand of £491 14.. 6.1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

HAIL STORM 114181JRAITCE.

MIDLAND COUNTIES INSURANCE
fPUPANY.
Read Odloe : ilileeretreet, Lioooln. Loam Moe
6, Old Jewry•leoe,
T/LUITZLI.
_The Right Hos: the Seri of Yerlbeertgb.....

The Right Hoe. Robert Adam Christopher Nisbet
Hamilton.
William Redgard. Esquire.

OILORTSG CROPS OF WHEAT, BARLIT, OATS. RIAU,
PEAS, RIR, TURNIP'S, CLOVIS, AND OTHIR 01111
CROPS, ALSO POTATO/II AID SLIDE OF DIPPZ/LKT
KINDS,

INSURED AGAINST DAMAGE BY HAIL,
AT MODERATE It VTR&

A LIBERAL BONUS. returned. this yoir to In.

surers in 1863 and 1864. .
Losses promptly and liberally settled.
No district is safe from the destructive ants of Hail
Storms, as the experience of the last and other seasons
ha. proved, Farmers may, however, protect themselves
from Loss, at a trifling cost, by Insuring their Crops.
All letters respecting Hail Insurance to be addremed to
JOHN ILLNBON,

Secretary for tte Hail Dmarivant.
FIRE INSURANCES of all kinds at m te gate!.
—......--- . . .

LIFE ASSURANCES of every description on ui-
table terms. 80 per oeut. of the profits divided every
sth year vrith Participating Policy Bolden. A Bonus
from 40 to 50 tvr omit. vas returned in 1882. Neat
Bones Year, 1867.

Prospeetruses may be had at the Offices of the Coca
pear, and the Agents.
Agents wanted in towns where none are acting.
Dorchester
Bath

.W. Sainsbury, Anationner, 7, Ir-
gyle-otreet.
.0. Porter, Sealpior, 18, Newark-
street.
.W. Bright, 26, Southgate street.
Ai. W. Martin, 14, Monmouth-
etnet (Wire and Hail only.)
I:Sandlord H. Illandford, Merchant and Sur-
veyor
H. Domoner, Oaklell Villa, (Fire
sod Life.)

Bridport
Castle Cary J. S. Andrews, Wine Merchant.
Chard H. Chick, Knapp Mille.
Crewkerne
Emsworth ....... A. Reeves, Rope Walk.
Gillingham H. 'leaden, rhcenix Hotel (Fire
and Life.)
Leominster
mington W. Cann, Clothier, High-street.
Newton Abbot W. Green, Chemist.
.W. W. Major, Ouisehbuilder.
. A. IL Roger., Draper. LongSeet.
XL Main, with Mr. Sidford, Mer-
chant, Market-place.

Poole "
Salisbury

Shaftesbury
Stermionter
Wareham
Weymouth .

.T. Redman, Grocer, South-street.

Winchester G. A. Miller, Merchant, Perlis.
otent-street.
Yeovil

..w. Walei-,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

BLANDFORD.

Tug Aiimr ORDZIL Or FORIZTIRS intend to
have n grand demonstration on the 12ih Julv •h.o *
is expected tber will be joined by the Wandford
the enited Patriots. Satiety, and the Building
Benefit Society.
_

CHORAL FESTIVAL AT BAumsuity,-012 Wrist&
day thy Blandford and Langton choirs msembled at mg
Blandfoud Station, and accompanied by their knit
friend. th• Revs- Mr. Quirk and Mr. B. Furqh.n..
proovorled by rail to Brdi.bery. The Ilipettiebury .gg
Charlton choirt preferred she road and were eon.rym
Mr. Byer', band carriage drawn by boar honey All
arrived safe at their destination, and spent a very
happy day.

BL•ND/ORD AGRICULTURAL Socirry. Tl,
annual shearing match of the above society took
place in the Crown Meadow on Saturday. Twenty-
five persona competed for the various prizes --Wes
in the champion, nine in the premium, ten in the
shepherds claw, and three in the boys clan. Tim
judges Mr. Cvsorge Harding, Mr. Cave, and Mr.
John Ford gave their award as follow*, but at the
same time remarked that the work as a whole ass
very inferior to what bad been nen at the usual
competitions of this incisty.
- - - •

-
Premiums given by .1. J. Farquharson Fol., to the
person recommended by member who shall shear thre
sheep In the beet msuiner. —lst prise to Arthur Dart.,
servant to Mr. Robert Fowler, • poet and 10. ; 2nd,
George Shentord, servant to Mr. E. S. Little, Cl 10..;
3rd, Charles Weeks, servant to Mr. Martin Small, 11,
To the servant of a member not being in the babt rd
shsering in any company. —lst prim to John Mitchell,
servant to Mr. Joseph Williams, £2 2nd, Samuel
Watts, sersant to H. C. Compton. Esq., El.
Premistas given by John Floyer, Req., WP.—
Champion prize of a great coat, to Frederic Harris,
servant to Mr. Witham Fool's.
Lads under 113 years of agc—lst prise to Robert
&mom, servant to Mr. John House, El 10..; 2nd,
P.thrud Sheppard, *errant to Mr. H. M. Utlie, Cl; 3rd,
Robert Small, servant to Mr. Robert Fowler, 10s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

ORWELL WORKS IPSWICH.

I •

VOGINGTON'S RICK CLOTHS for Sixty-
A.:41 one Y lan bare maintained their oclobrity as tbs
best
EDO 'ROTOR 8 GARDEN NETTING, the 'hasped
and most durable, ljd. per square yard, or in quan-
tities of 250, 500, or 1.000 yards, carriage free.
EDO INGTON'i MARQUEES and GARDEN TENTS
ars the erratical

EDOINOiONII MARQUEES, for hire, are ths most
bandsom• and capacious.
HAYTHORNE and BRITTAINE Nettinp. Sample
of material free on application.
Ha —FREDERIuK EDGINGTON sad Co.
Old Kent-rood, London, E.&
A liberal Diaconal to the Trade 111
International Exhibition, 1f162, ClaseXLS.
Hooourable Moulton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

WOOL MARKET.

The public sales of colonial wool now in progress
have hese fairly attended. On the whole, biddiner
bare progreved steaddy, at a rednotion in prices com-
pered with the close of last series of lid. to 3d. per
lb. Privately only • moderate busioass ess hese tran-
sacted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

PROVISION MARKETS.

llmasa LL:gs, Fri 'ay.—Ths sale for Irish Maier
is stall in • sluggish state. Prices, however, are sop
ported. Foreign psroals move off slowly. Friesland.
92, : Kam fen and Zwolle, 81s. to 90..; Bosch. 701 s. to
76e. ; Groninsien, 70s to 761.; Embossed Leer. 765. to
Ws. ; Jersey, 80s. to 84s. ; and French, 70s. to 761. pot
cwt. &icon moves off steadily, at 74. per cwt. for
Wstorford on board. Haws are rather cheaper; but
lard is beld for more money. Obese* sells slowly.
Edam, IR.. to ; Gouda, 525. to 58..; Kanter, 19a.
to 205.; and American, 765. to 8214. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

Lurga and Beautiful Collection of Pictures from some of
tLi qamt u well se Modern Mowers, together with
• valuable assortment of Oriental and other China,
kc.

111 Ft. FREDERICK ELLEN Las been
L.VI honoured with instructious to arrange for
8 LE br AUCTION. at the A aailllLT. ROOMS,
(ULM/WRY, on WEDNEADA Y, 6th JUNE, 1866
(being the week of the Both and West of England
Agricultural Society's Show there), upward. of
100 FIRST CLASS OIL PAINTINGS.
Amongst whieh will be found Ana reaelne Specireees
from tire following Masters
J. Gull
A. Pynaker
J. Rrengliel
Q. Malay.
G. Moreland
D. Taoism
N. Berghem
&beak

P. Ns/myth
Loatherbeurs
A. Vandenbeer
C. Poelemberg
J. Wvoants
W. Vaoderrade
Dr. Wit*
Hoodistimiter

re: M:2 - A.
F. Hals
J. Vernet A. Borgognone
Tr CIIIN• comprises AIN specimens of Worcester,
Dresden, J•paneee and Chelsea in jars, vases, bowls,
disheo, imps and saucers, Ac.
A 1.., a heantiful Chinese Inlaid Cabinet, with 24
drawers, and Chinese eight lasi Fire Screen. 8 het high.
N 11.—Themi Valuable Piotursi include the choice
Colection of a Private GreUenian, of well known taste,
residing in the County of Banta, to which is added,
by permission, • portion of the exquisite Collection ot
Paintings and China, of C. W. Wyndham, Esq., of
Balioburv.
The whole win be on view the day pieviotts and
morning of Bale. Catalogues may be obtained of the
Auctions/a, Andover, and at the Hotels in the City of
Salisbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

CERNE ABBAS.

Pri-rT Seamen, Wednesday.—Before J. E.
Bridge, and the Rev. C. W. Bingham.—William
Seymour, cattle dealer, of HiHeld, for allowing his
horse, harnessed to • cart, to feed upon • bank in the
highway, at Buckland Newton, without any one in
charge of it, was fined Is., and 9.. costs. There was
a calf in the cart and be wassummoned for removing
it without a lioense.—Dismissed. Mr. Weston was
for defendant.- - —Simnel Lewis, of Sherborne, was
found at Glanville. Wootton, removing • calf with a
permit to be used the previous day, in Somerset
When Superintendent Brown pointed it out to him
be said, "Oh, then, I've got the wrong permit." He
now pleaded ignorance of having done wrong. He
was tined £5.--John Payne, of Athelbampton, for
moving • calf from Admiston to Poddletrenthide
without a license, was fined £1 and 9.. costa.—
Mrs. Harriet Paul, of Sydling St. Nicholas, charged
with being drunk, said, "Well, I spent 40., and I
can't say but what it took efr ct, but I've been ill
ever since." She was tined Ss. and 2a. 6d costa.—
William Curse, Weygood, and Edward
Wbitty, of Cerne, pleaded guilty to obstructing •
footpath in Came, on the Sunday. Fined Si. and
3.5. 10,1. costa each, in default one week hard labour.
Curme slid he would take the imprisonment and did
so, the others paid.--John Will, and George Case,
of Crrne, were summoned for a breach of the peace.
Bound over in £.5 to keep the pesos for six months.
—Grace Bow, 22, of aeremast-street, Cerne Abbas,
was charged with stealing • quantity of articles, the
property of her employer, Mr. Tibbs, draper.
Prisoner had been in prosecutor's employ about six
weeks as nook and general servant Calico and •
i variety of articles, to the value of £lO. were mimed,
and on the 2411 ult., Mrs. Tibbs found • pair of her
gloves lying on prisoner's bed. The same afternoon
the girl went to the club teameeting wearing • pair
of the mistress' gloves. Her box was opened, and
many of the miming things were found. The girl
was accused of the theft, and ultimately owned it.
She was dismissed from service and taken into
custody on Saturday. She now pleaded guilty, and
wished the case to be disposed of be the Bench. The
magistrates laid it was very melancholy to see •
young woman of her respectable appesranoe standing
in the disgraceful and painful position in which she
did. She was committed for six months' bard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

WAIUMELL INCLOSURE.

THE loolosnre Commianinners for England
.ml Wales HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that a
MEETING of the persons interested in Werewolf!
Weruswell Heath, and Cook's Land, situate ID
the pariah of Warmwell, in the Cennty of Dorset, will
be held on the !gib day of JUNE next, at the hour of
in the Formsocie, at the Mansion Howse of Auaoirros
Fromm. E.q., in the said pari,b, for the purpose of
appninting • Valuer in the matter of the Inatome. of
Oil maid TADAO, under the proviqlons of " The Ada for
the Ineloeure, Eatibangs, and improweanent of Land."
AND THIT /MUTH= GIVI NOrtCL that • majority
In number, and in reaped of interest of snob persons,
may, at anal) Meeting, resole. upon Instruittions to the
Valuer, MA inconsistent with the terms and oonditiona
of the Proeisional Order made by them in the smatter of
the said lockouts.

With... my had, this 31st day ad Dlay. in thit
year el ous, Lord 1866. _

J. B. MOOB.E.
By Order ot the Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

ftSkela

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

BATH AND WT OF ENGLAND
AGRICULTURAL SHOW AT SALISBURY.

fIN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. TRUES-
D 4 Y. and FRIDAY, sth, 4th, 7th, and Ath JUNE,
Special Trains for Salisbury will leave Weymouth at
6.50 cus. (farm, 14s. and 10a.), I lorchseter 7.7 (13a. and
Vs. 6d.), Grim-tone it 7.17 (13s. 6d. and 9..), and
Madera Newton at 7.30 a.m. (tie. and Ss 6d.), calling
at all eatioos up to Fronts inclusive, and returning
from Salisbury at b 45 pm.
For fares and tones of departure, at intermediate
station., is. handbills.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

SERVICES AT THI CATHEDRAL

The Holy Communion is celebrated at 8 a.m., on
Sundays, and on the Great Feast-ea( Christmas Pay and
Ascension Day. On thece feet,als, sod on &tater Day
and Whitaun Day, end on the Met Saul.lay of east,
month there i• also. celebration at mid-day. Service.
day .1 730 a.m. (not Choral), 10.30 a.m., and
3 p.m. From October to Lady-day the Evening Service
is at 4 p.m., except on Sunday, when it is at 3 p.m. ;
during the hammer months, on Sundays. it is in
the Na,.. Sermons on Sundays and Holy Days.
N,14, The Nacei and Morning Chapel of the Cathedral
are open fcee of charge to any persons ei.hing to mile
them or mart to then, for devotion, from Lcely-d,,, to
ichaeluice-day fmni 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. ; front Michael.
mas-day to Lady-day from 9 a.m. to 5 p m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

T 088 of SUMP, PARALYSIS, RHBUMA-
LI TISK, INDIGESTION ha Oa/maim —lnvalids
wishing to be convinced of the extraordinary steam of
Galvanism, when administered by means of " RAMPS
GALVANIC APPARATUS," should send two stomps
to Mr. HALM, No. 1, Addison-terrace, Kensington,
London, for his Pamphlet on Medical Galvanism.
They will be asioaisbed at its contents. Mr. HALIWP
thirty years' ostensive previae as a Medias! Galvanise,
has enabled him to being the Galvanic Apparatus to
the utmost perfection, and hence the reason of its
succeeding in making Cures, after all Medicines and other
Galvanic Machines have been tried in vain. His
Machines are £lO 10.. each.

DR. RING'S DANDELION & QUININE
LIVER PIMA

Tbeet remedy for Bile, Wind Indigestion,
Costiveness, Piles, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness
Fluttering of the Heart, Servoesoess, Lose of Appetite,
Flatulence, HeFtbara, 1... .

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TieTr-Ingredients sin really excellent, and are sworn
on oath not to oonthin the smallest psrtiels of any prepa-
ration of Antimony or Mercury ; they see verygently re
tbe Bowels, and do not require any thane of diet on
the pert of the Patient, or produce the slightest risk of
taking sedd. If the Patin, only knew bow MERCURY
destroys the delicate casts of the Stomach, weakens
Digastiou, starts the Nerves and positively shortens
Life, they weald take no, other Aperient than Da.
KING'S DANDELION AND QUININE LIVER
PILLS, which liberate Me, disperse Wind, sad
strengthen the whole Frame. They purify the Blood,
restore the tone of the Stomach, Klaroy Worms, sod
remove cli ssmelainte brought on by irregularity of the
Bowels, thus being to both sexes a restorative sect pre-
servative of Health, cleansing the Blood and Fluids
Irons every impurity.
Teetered ally by Ism= Row, 47, Mortimer-street
Cavendish-square, London W. in Bog., at
gs. 44, end Ils. each. free by_post for Stamps,
and from following igsete—Msggs, Tarsi Evens,
Dortheider ; rooks Lad Penny, .orais • Lather and
ilieds,..k, yentas ; and most Chemists cad Mediates
Vonelors.
KEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES

WHICH are daily recommended by ti.
Faculty for Conk &Di afl disorders of the
Lanp. Chest, and Throat —Sold in loxe., Is. lid.; and
tins 21. 9.1. 4s. 6d., and Ils. each by T. ICILTING
chemist, 79, fth Paul's ebersbrard. 'London. soiA
Retail by Bemis, Chemist Dorthister, and all
Driggiste, &a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

EXTRACT FRO3I GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Ittruararre. —Exhibitors are required to mark the lowest millets price upon every implement so as to be oouspiernoas to the public.
Au „non ~,d.itt.d into the Show Yards and other plactes In the temporary ommpation of the Society daring the Misting shell be subject to the Rides.
Orders, and Regulations of the Connell and of the Othoers appointed by them.
or Sebecriegicees and D 0116601111 was be paid to ti,e Fatima ariethiltee al their Office is at Stew Yard
By Order of the Connell,
JOSIAH GOODWIN, flacursay, 4, Terries Walk, Bath.
• To meet the wants of Visitant, an authorised Registry of Lodeings has been established at Mr. WALT= Ccerezaroes, Bookseller, Cathezia•-street,
Salisbury, where applieations may be made between 10 cm. and 5 p.m. daily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

FORDINGBRIDOL

Mr. Grows Kist, of this biro. km hiss
appointed coroner for the hundred of Fordingitridgo,
ski fOOIII of the Lit* RAI. Duey, !eq.

RING WOOD.

A ?POMMES? or Illsorrrasirsi? CLikac.—Wsi
base mat pleasure in stating that this office, whicil had
been so ably filled by tb• late Robert Davy, Sm., for
26 years, and which had become vacant by his moot
death, haa been filled up by the appointment of kis
eldest sou. Dlr. Robert Manning Davy, who was Moo
Moses Clerk to ths Commissioners of Taxes for the
division of New Forest West, which aim had also
bosoms vacant from tbe same muse.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

WAREHAM.

INDIPINDZIST 011D1It Or 000FILLOW6 -On
Thursday. June 28th, the 12•111110111 of the Loyal
Victoria Lodge of this town with their brothers
from neighbouring lodges intend celebrating their
anniversary by a procloo and dinner. By the
eioalleat bill posted, and from the beads engaged,
we may look forward if it be • fine day to •
I ,rge gatheting. We sincerely hops to see visitors
from all parts. Eyers's celebrated band is engaged,
tbe Corfe Castle, and by the kind permission of J.
Weld, Req., of Lulworth Castle, the drum and fife
baud will appear in their new vigor= ; another
grog attraotion will be Sergeant Dominy's Wing
sword feats, who has kindly promised
his services, in aid of the funds of the above society.
The dancing during the 'Teeing will be under the
special management of two efficient stewards, and
ground specially enclosed for the occasion.

•. PALNAN QUI Meant FULAT."—We are numb
pleased to IS. in a coatemporary a very just tribute
paid to an intelligent, trustworthy, and highly
respectable architect and surveyor resident at Wry.
mouth—Mr. (l It. Criolunay—well known to our
readers, who has lately reaped both laminar and
prnlit at Worthing, Sussex; more especially, as,
amongst some of the by no mesas least tasteful and
very ornamental of his plans, the house of our
own Mayor stands pre-eminent. Macy say that
snob a boar is thrown away in the situation, but if
the example of the strucree tells well here, as well
as in other places. this can hardly with truth be
said, and we hope in time Wareham, like other
place*, may prove to be a "sit, of palaces," though
some few of us only may lima to emi the approach of
it. We are pleased also to learn that so splendid a
fete is to be extemporised for Oaronatioe-day, sad
are quite sure that it will help Wareham to lift up
lw lard.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

WEYUOUTH

VErray Morn:co.—A vestry mooting for the parish
of Metomtit* Regis was held in St. Ilary's vestry room.
on ,Thencdsy last. the Rev. Talbot (lessees. presiding.
There were only eight genthimenpreeent, the object been
simply to pass the churchwardeo, s accounts. The receipts
of the rate mad* last year including abalone. of Cl 3 14..
2d. from the premolar year were £227 Os. 2 and the
expenditure hal be-n 4180 41. Aid. vol I£9 17.
poor and excwied £lO 19v. lid. and uncollected Old.
A vote of Monks to the eh:airman terminated the
proseedings. _ _

STIALINO LAD.—On Thursday leg • young an
name I Henry DiliDe, was charged before tbe Sum. and
C. l‘nny Esq. with Meeting a pieta) of lead pipier.
weighing 41bs. Eq.,
valued at (id. belonging to Mr. R.
Rornol.ls. hi. master. The prisoner was sin...heeded by
P.C. Mara, who ou meeting him t thought be apposed
ansioni to conceal something, and amiordingly sr=
him, and asked dim what be had got. Prisoner p
guilty, and waa sentenced to 14 Ago' bard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

WYSE R.EOIB.

Tue CATTLZ PLAOCIL —Oa Moaday meek • floe
bull, the property of Mr. John Gard, of Gold Croft
Farm, was observed to 10 ailing. Remedies were applied.
but on the following day the animals was evidently
WIC.] worse, and a eriassenoittation was made with Mr.
Redwood, vetarinery surgeon, of Dorsbester, who
visited the farm on Wednesday morning, and pronounced
It lobe suffering from rinderpeet. Mr. Gard gave infor-
mation to the local authority, and on Wednesday morn-
ing. Mr. Plummer, one ef the cattle inspectors for this
district, proceeded to Wylie, the premises were placed
under the supervision of the pollee, aad the remainder
of lb. Gard'. herd, which consisted of 17 owes, were
further removed from the shed in which lay the diseased
bull. T 1.6 animal continued gradually to get worse, and
on Thunder morning it died. The premises were dis-
infected, and the comae of the bull buried as the law
directs. None of the remaining herd evince any
symptoms of having taken the infection. About the
11•1218 time Mr. Samuel Gerd, who occupies SOIES
premises at West Cottage, about a mile from hie brother,
observed that two of his calves were very iIL This was
• atijudeed by the veterinary inspector to be • ease of
cattle plague. On Thursday the solute& became pro-
strated, presented the usual symptoms el having bees
engrains from the fatal malady. and it was thought
advisable to vlaughter them, which was •00.Tai/11117
done on Thursday evening under the superintendence of
the comity potion. On Friday the distressing symptoms
mautfeated themselves in two cows belonging to Mr.
Luce, of the Royal Hotel, and on Saturday they were
destroyed ond buried. Every possible means of pre-
venting the spread of tba disease in this district are
bolos taken, and the parish is disland aa "infected
pima^
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

CORN MARKETS.

MURK LAIC, Friday.—A 'my moderate sispply of
Fnzbsti wheat. condition tolerably good. Demandfnr all
qualities in • sluggish state, at about Monday's .
With foreign whew Mho market was moderately =.
All descriptions were in slow requessionriprices were
without quotable change from . Floating
cargoes of grain in but moderate demand, on farmer
terms- Supply of English barley small, of foreign
moderate. Trade quiet, at late rates. Malt aped bands
slowly, at late currencies. Oats ware in supply,
and *low request, at about late rates. trade for
beans and peas ruled firm, at full quotations. Flour in
fair demand, at /Ma prices.

Batirroc, Thursday.—There was a moderate =poly
of English whrat, which sold slowly at bandy laM
week's values ; for foreign snarcely any inquiry, and
prices were nominal. &dory freely offered, end 6d. to
ls. per quarter lower, most boyars bolding off in ex-
pectation of a further reduction. Oars slow at about
Liet week's quotation+. liaise in fair retail demand at
a decline of 6d. per quarter. Beans quite am deer.
Per Qr. Qr
waist •• • I
Ewes, Kent, red. 44 t5O I Sketch, eetote..,l3t.lO
" Ditto. now ... 36 to 46 filth, •Itito tO to U
" Napo. btu, '6 067 " black 1$ to 36
^ Ditto, .36t0 SI
Norfolk sad Lincoln. le..
red, .. —to Tkk
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

NEW ZDITION OF

Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGREITE'S
Work, which haa passed through 73 Zditiems

of-1000 each?

Thi• reinarkoble book treat. of the muses, .paptoros, &ad
Forges, of tbi. fell disease, through all its stages, and the

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

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BLLNDFORD.

VOLUME= CAMP FITYD.—The amount enbeoribed
is this town and neighbourhood towards the fond op
to the present time is nearly CIO. It is hoped that
more will be yet added to the list before it is sent in.

FIRS BRIO•DIL—Thi• instal body of MOO had a
cpILI penotaos with their engines on raereday even.
ing, wlI s view of trying whether some repairs
recently made would stand the test. After a good
tilal them were found to have been estieteetenly
executed, and we may therefore hope that in the
remit of the engines being required for use (an
event we trust, far distant), they will be found of
great service.

fli Doemrr 1111L10.—Tbe monthly compatitios
for tb• gold challenge cream by the members of the
*wpm, took Mace on Monday. Twenty pen present.
The rang« were IMO, 400, and 060 pude, seven rota
each. The prinoipal worse made were : Corporal
Moon, ss; Johns, 157; CecPecal
Mr. Atkinson, 48 ; Private Elam, 47 ; Sergeant
Lava, mg Priest. Kin, 40; Private Roe, 41;
Private Light, 41. The ON wasomemerseitly woo
1.7 (.3"Parel Moore. 00 the following Tuesday
Milacbet,r sem ao aad 40 rank and Me resembled
°ls Mull' &Mira for the Coiswers
aud. prewar by the hug, coarshed friirra
Dows, wheys they had arta 6411. Tim Ism&
tire elicited warm
c°4°.ralorone from go pima
coloneL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

THE BEST HORSE RAKES AT THE LOWEST PRICES
RANSOMES AND SIMS

A RE prepared to "apply their beet HORSE RAKES, with Bteel Teeth, at the following extremely
low prices:—
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

BRIDPORT.

THI first meeting of Pyrnore Archery Club, for
the present moon took place lani Friday, at Py more.

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Inc Bridport, Lyme, and South Coast Railway
Bill. has been read a third time in ta. House of
Cmon&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

TO BE LET--
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Apply to Mr. E. BALL, Chougna Ins, Blandford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

SALISBURY DIOCIISAN BOARD OF EDUCATION.

Thin Board was established in 1839. Its great work
Ii the Female Training School It oleo now makes
grants towards the following objeote :-1. The erection
and enlargement of nibce.l houses, either with or with-
out residencies tor the masters or miatreeser. 2. Joint
grant. by the National Society and the Diocesan Board
to Id.l *An manager, in engaging the services of
certifioatrd leacher., with the view of securing ths grant
made by the Committee of Council to schools having
sash teacher.. 3. Granto towards book., insp. and
school materials, alwo in connection with the National
S-ciety. 4. Grants to enable managers to engage the
merrier, of paid monitor.. S. Grants towards new
school desks and forms. 6, amiatancea toner!, night
schools not aided by the Government- 7. Aasiatance to
pupil teachers and diocesan monitora limning from
schools in connection with the Board dories their train-
ing at the Training Schools of Salisbury and Winchester
provided they agree to remain 2 yearn. 8. Amirstanoe to
the Diocesan School Prise &Mews. Penns of applic
tion for leant. ander any of the same first-mentioned
heart• may be had from the Secretary. Rev. Prebendurr
, Wilkinson. Bronghton Gifford, Melksham, who also will
gladly give any farther information which may be
retrireol. The Board's grants are not ft.-cording to any
uniform rate, but in proportion to the ociesaitiee of each
case, and the local effort. wade to meet them. Ti.ri
Schools aided mud be in connection with the National
Society or Diocenan Boar!. RorlDecinnal Boards are
eatablished throughout the Di owe, and all applications
are recommended by them to the Diooolllll Baird.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

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41gricultitrt.

TOM ROYAL AOILICULITRAI, BSIIiVOLZJIT 'germ-
1101C—The ins lb annual festival' to odd of the food' of
this institution took place at thir Landoll Trnm. A
large number of gentlemen sat down to dinner. Earl
Cowper coonpying the chair. dale's; these present
were Alderman Reath Mistsrs. a Oo'risek J. Belete,
J. Howard, and J. Claydon, Captain dot4S, do. After
the usual loyal and patriotic toaa.to had been
given, the chairman proposed the lona et the
evening. "Prosperity to UN Royal di,erlonl Meal
Benevolent Institution.' He stonfesesei to •
feeling of great diffidence in giving the toast, but hi
believed the chisel for which they bed met was not et It
that they might antemble together as friends of • eons woo
muse, but that their meeting should also serve se • kind
of advertisement to spread a knowledge of this 'net r•••
Boa abroad and to increase iterevenue as much se pea& In
It had been said that the farmers of Ragland were, as •
race, rather food of grumbling, but so far art his knew.
I. lie of them went, he might say that, bower they
might grumble, they *Add always be generous opponet ts
or warm and faithful friends. Hs thought anything
which was to benefit such • class of men deserved notice
of the public, and the on/y wooderr in his mind, wh •
he considered the object of the institution, was that it tad
not been tetablished uctil en recent • period as Os years
ago. Host other classes of men had established for
themselves some such society as this, and it was well
known that a farmer's life was not Use me-t lucratiee
one. The generality of farmers were not able to put by
very marsh from their earnings, and the necessary
consequence Ins that • great number of most worthy
men, through no fault of their own, after living remixed-
eels and useful lives, found thenseelese in old age in
very reduced, if not in very deetitate circumstance,.
This society appeared to him to over relief where it wee
needed in snob a farm as not to wowed the feelings el
the recipient., and he thought it deserved to he well
supported. The toast was enthusiastically roseieed,
and the Secretary then read the lists of enheoribms, the
subscription announced amounting in £3,5130. Mr.
Alderman Hechi then gave the " Health or the
Chairman," 'both was suitably responded to. The
remaining toasts were "Th. Easentire Coin 011,"
'The Stewards.* and *The Ladies"

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S mArturrs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-05

PORTLAND.

TUE STORR TRADE W. regret te learn that
owing to the White of lame of the London bookies
firma and the depressed state of the mosey market,
.everal orders for Portland stone bare been sweeter-
mended. If snob he the ease, there Is Mat fear that
many bands will be thrown out of employ.

FOOLU•RDIIIIMIN D ITS CONSIQUIINCIIII. On
Thursday •••11i111 four eoldiers belonging to the 62nd
regiment stationed at Weymouth and Portland, obtained
• few hoer, of extra leave. They bad stayed beyond
their time of leave, and said that as they should get
into it" if they returned, they might as well make a
night of it. They obtained a lieht of owe of the Part.
lend polioemen about 12 o'cloek. for their pipea, sad
afterwards went to • public-hoses for drink, bat not
hemp able to *Mein !Omission, they wont on to the
Che.il hese& The policeman eave they were not drunk
or that time. It seems that while on the Chesil beach
they streed to have a row on the rester, sod accordingly
Lisected s boat nearly new belonging to a poor mas
named Henry Pitt. Two of the
Hail and John Smith—got in and said they wonld row
to Weymouth. The other Iwo soldiers would not agree
to this and jumped oat, and in doing eo, shunted the
boat a. The bear with Hall and Smith Irifted net to
sea. The men had bet one oar, and the wind blowing
hard from R.N.E. they wen drifted out into the buy.
Neither the two men nor the boat have einem b. en
heard of, and there is every probability that the boot
with the men wee ensilaged. Tim other two soldiers
went home in the morning and have been oonfined to
barracks ever ism. With regard to Pitt, the boat be-
longing to him which was takes was the only means
whereby he had to obtain a livelihood, end the loss to
him will be very great.