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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

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attention of many medical men of high standing of
Newcastle, Sunderland, Scarborough. Edinburgh. and
elsewhere, continued to increase; so much so that live
years since I was so far reamed in strength no to he
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areas, kc. Every week I grew worm, and staggered
like one Inebriated; the touch of • child would upset
me. At this time (pow Ave years past), I went under a
course of galvanism for nine months, but my pains and
weakness oontinued. After this I tried galvanic baths
to no great purpose, as well as the small galvanic
machines, but without the least benefit whatever.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

WEYMOUTH.

FANCY FAIL A sale of work in aid of the fund for
enlarging St, John's Church, took place at the school-
room, on Wednesday and Thursday, and the receipts
amounted to £96 3s. 10d.

TH VOLE' zzzzz Ravtsw.—The accounts in reference
to the demonstration in honour of the Dorset bat,alion
of rifle volunteers last September, show receipts
120513.. 6d., and expenditure ESN ISe. 5d., leaving a
balance of 15a. it

Fontirrar.—A delegate meeting of the Weymouth
United District of Foresters was held on Tuesday. The
&mounts showed cash in had for the funeral fund
Efa 3a. ltd.; the management fund, 18.. lid.; and the
goods' fund 7s. Opl.; saleable property in stock, £7;
total worth of the district, £75 Ba. 3iiL

THIC EASTER VESTRIES.- Wty*loltal: Mr. R. Talbot,
the out-going churchwarden, was urumimously re-
elected.—Me .Iftsthe Regis: The Rector (the Rev. T. A.
Grooves) appointed Mr. W. Talbot as his warden, and
Mr. J. Milledge was unanimously elected for the posish.
Mr. Rooke was re-appointed organist.- fir. Jolois : The
out-going churchwardens Messrs. Frempton and
Swatridge— were unanimously re-appointed. Holy
Mr. E. H. Oakley was chosen by the Rev. J.
D. Addison, and Mr. H. Wheeler was appointed by
general consent for the pariah. The servioes of the
retiring churchwardens—Messrs. Veitue and Haraffield
—were cordially acknowledged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

PUDDLEHINTON.

THE BAITTIt VESTRT.—The annual meeting for
appointing churchwardens we. held at the school -room,
on Fridsy last, the Rev. T. H. Ropor presiding, The
unexpected deooration of the church on Stater Sunday,
which provoked • remonstrance from the Heetoe'
churchwarien on the Sunday morning before the
, service began, a joint protest from the two church-
wardens on the following morning at the rectory, and
e hid h has disquieted the parish. occasioned • larger
I number than usual to assemble at this meeting. Mr. J.
Leselsca (the Rector's churchwarden) who has filled
that office for 17 or 18 years, said he would not
continue in th.t capacity if the Rector intended such
decorations of the church aa there was on Easter Sunday
to occur again. The Rev. T. H. Roper said he wee
sorry that Mr. Lovelace objected to act., his warden,
and premed him to a consent to re-appointment. Mr.
Lovelace said that if he (lid remain churchwarden it
would be on condition that Mr. Joseph Saunders, of
illusion, was oilmen on behalf of the parish; and be
said that if re-appointed he would support the Rector
in everything that was right, hut he would oppose him
to the uttermost in anything of the sante tendency as
the decoration of the church on the previous Sunday.
Mr. Roper still desired Mr. Lovelace to be his warden,
, and he ultimately consented. On the motion of Mr.
Lovelace. Mr. J. Saunders was unanimously elected as
warden for the pa ish. The ,principal ratepayers were
present, and expressed their approval of what Mr.
Lovelace had done ; acid it was generally believed that
on Roder Sunday waa seen the first and the last of
anything in the shape of Ritualism in this parish. We
should add that both the eburchwardens are members
of the Church itssociatias.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

Countrp filisallang.

Mortee-nrunto Fowt.e. —flouts/ Indanoes of fowls
being adepts at mouse-killing have come under my own
observation. In my youthful days I wits vary fond of
the sport of killing rata, and this propensity used to
make me very zealous in attending at the removal of
every dank of corn in my own villau where • rat was
likely to be found. Whihrt looking after the rad, I
have seen the fowls, which have been attroded to the
spot by the may grains of corn, gobble down live mice
as they have tried to emu. I also well remember an
old cock of the Dorking breed who was so fond of mice
that when • eornetubble we. being broken up by
the plough, he would be in attendanco to catch any
poor mouse that might be turned out of Its liond. As
soon is one we. seen b. pounced upon it and swallowed
It immediately' and be would °onetime at his port until
he had captured sufficient for • meal. He followed this
pnutioe for years, and his attochinent to mice owed
only with his deatb.-12. B. in Horde:riches SLUOICO.
Gossip. (Tame pheasants and Guinea fowls are also
exoellent mousers.]

KITCHEN (411)131 OPZIATIONEL —Fresh beds of
Asperse' in of formation should bare the
young stuff" planted without further delay; be care.
fel not to injure the tender young growths issuing from
the crowns in the operation. Hake the main soaring of
Broccoli, not omitting sueli good lake varieties as
Cattel'a Williams' Alexandra, kat. Bow another bed of
Early Horn Carrots to succeed those now showing
through the ground ; and should any symptom" occur in
beds previously sown, throwing doubt upon the likalb
hood of any given sort germinating snoomisfully, sow
again Immediately, and eo endeavour to fill up the pp
to the best of your ability. Repeat main sowings of
Peso, Broad Beans, its" as frequently advised, as soon
as former sowings show through tit* ground. Earth all
up that are • few inches high, for the twofold purpose
of keeping them from the too open attack of birds, and
of affording an additional security &pima cold winds
and actuel frosts. If not already done, make the main
sowings, so advised, of Beet, &crooners, &laity, kat,
es by the time they appear above ground we may, it is
to be hoped, experience a nice period of warm sad
entries weather. (ii the main beds of Asparagus a
good salting. Independently of the saes of salt as a
manure, if dusted over the bed now it will destroy in-
numerable small slugs and other insects which prey upon
the young "blades" as they push through the ground,
often to their no little injury. Prepare • bed with
slight fermenting material for" pricking" out the main
sowing of Celery upon ; old material now needing re.
mover from the &shale bed will do admirably, as it
will by lying closely together be likely to engender
just rush a alight heat only as Will BUSOII for the
purpose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

Tans are 110 cues in the Divorce Court for hearing
during the present term.
The Globe says it im confidently stated that V.
Chancellor Stuart has resolved on resigning it the doge
of Ttinity term.
Ti. TwilaciUtx B•RONSTCR.—In the Equity Courts
on Wednesday, application was made to Vice-Chancellor
Gifford for leave to have these Cams tem:agreed to
soother branch of the court, on the ground that the
Vies-Chancellor had been engaged in them is emuistal
for one of the partial'. The S ice-Ohanoellor sold there
could be no objection, but in point of fact his permlnion
Was not required for the transfer.
SIKTIIICZ oil • Feating Socorirm—Tbe finding end
neseltaienboel.ioff
otrbteheiteinriearalot oopiriirt..mkartjamialeswcmghich
bt sae.
106rittl
Regiment, on a charge of Fenisaism, was on Wednesday
promulgated to the officers and troops at Chatham..
The prisoner was sentenced to two years' imprisonment
With hard labour. There is another prisoner awaiting
his trial at Chatham Garrison on a similar charge.
RILI•111 OP COI/MU NAGLE—Colonel W. J. Nagle,
who has been confined in Mountjoy Prison oboe lad
say, and whose trial (or participation in the Jacknell
Expedition at Sligo bad been postponed for want of
foreigners to serve on • jury, has been released from
custody on condition of leaving the country imme-
diately. He arrived in Oork on Tuesday, in °bergs of
two policemen, who have orders to place him on board
the next steamer leaving that port for America. 11l
health was the inirnediMe cense of his release, the
surgeon of the Ifounijoy Prison having, it is said,
reported that farther confinement would endanger his
life.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

PIDDLETRENTHIDE.

BIWA SOCirrY. —The annual meeting of the Piddle.
trentbide end Piddlehinton breach of this soeiety will
be held nszt Thursdsy evening, under the presidency of
H. if. Eliot, Esq. The Rey. E. W. Pears, ILA., will
be the deputetion.

CERNE AREAS.

Prrry Seseroxe,---W—a—need•--;.—Pressot : John E.
Bridge sod Richard Marker. &qrs.—An incorrigible
youth named Thomas Beek, of Backhand Newton,
pleaded guilty to stealing a whip, the property of Mr.
Shier, the district surveyor, at Alton Pancras, on the
11th inst. Prisoner has been for some years in a
reformatory. lie was committed for two months' hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

LONDON MARSIT&

ar ZIPAJCBB • ALIC'T- Rio TILIGRAPFL
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'non OUR O-WN IMPORTER

ILIEE•LANI, MONDAY, Ann 90.
no arrivals of Eolith* wheal trash up to our market
lo.day, sware.be sad by lead cordage, were Untied,
but l too modition. Belleeled qualities wore in fair
sled, in some few instances, 1.. PER. QB.
jggi,Jl MONEY was realised for them. Low and
damp paresis awed off slowly, at late rates
We were well supplied with foreign wheat, in width a
needl heolnown warn trammeled, at very fall prime.
Florian( MESON of grain were held at quite last week's
quotations. There was a good dirinawd fee barley, sod
fate rates were well supported. Griading and distilling
aorta were inective, on former terms. Malt sold at
=
full Prima although the demand was far from
The apply warn seasonably good. • steady sell
for oats, the show of which was good et full quola:
lima No amp to notice In the value of beans. tuts.
hewmer, progressed slowly. Pees wove shissly In pries.
The supply was rather limited. The flour trade ruled
sisedy. In prime, no change took pima. There was no
Mange in Um mina of either mods or cakes. LAM°
men was • slow isle, at lale rale'.

MITHOPOLITAN CATTLE KAMM, APRIL 90.
Moderate supply of fo • stook, trade slow at rather
lower prima. Home-fed beouti in average supply;
demand quiet, but last Monday's rata meetly sap-
Best Boot. sod crones made 4s. 104.
rraL. per 81b. Sheep in large supply: aim
slow at • &ohne of twopence per 811 a. Beat
Doan. sad half.muda, is the wool, made 5.. 24. to
Y. 44., and oat ot the wool 4.. 84. per 81b. Lambe in
good supply and sluggish at 6s. 4d. to 71. 44. per 81b.
Calms dull at late prices. Prime small pip Demos and
atse &mu is lust wee, tarp bop inactive on former
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

Sgriculturt.

Tory SECDIIO.—The peck of wheat par acre sown the
second week in November looked like a fallow all
winter, bat is now, after hoeing, branebing abundantly,
and my labourers predict that it will be as good or
better than the rest of the field sown thickly with one
bushel per acre. Every year I Dow half an sere with
half a peck of wheat, in the midst of a thinker sown
crop, putting it in the same day and nada, the same
eireumstanoes in the various fields, as they oome in rote-
tion. By this means I arrive at safe conelusions, and I
would strongly recommend my agricultural friends to
follow my example by thus experimenting on a small
and. uninjurious seals. It would abolish mean pre-
Justus', and they are bound, for their own interests, to
usertain the most profitable nasality of used. My four
years' trials have resulted In 58,57, 36, and 38 bushels of
wheat per acre, Um two lint good wheat years, tbe two
latter unfavourable. I still continue to drill 4 peeks of
wheat, 6 pecks of barley, 8 pecks of oats, as z LyErral
sowing—a trifle more oath° light land; but I ting
inn
more and more convinced that, with blgh (dean
and the drill, we may. in Ewes, reduce our wheat to §
peeks. On light lands we need not fear wireworm, if
we use 6 bushels of salt per acre about February, or
early in March. By having our drill sups and wheels
arranged like thou of Mr. Hallett, at Brighton, we ran
put is very small quantities of seed. It does arum me
to read that 7 bushels par sere of sate are still sown In
Scotland, and that there sowers pride themselves upon
putting in only 5i bushels I I presume that this is done
broadcast and the measure a Scotch acre. I unsatisfied,
however, that such a system aan never result In such
Grove as we generally grow on this farm, say from 8 to
13 quarters of bleak oats per English sera.—J. atocA4
April, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

Borsetsbut.

ILLS ZIO Or THE BISHOP OF SALTODMIT.—The Bishop
of Salisbury has been Definitely indisposed, and hia
medical advisers haws required hint to &Wain from his
spiseopal engagements. The Bishop of Sodor and Ilan
odleieted for his lordship at two eonsecrations of
church.* in the diocese during the week, and be hes
also undertaken, as the sabetitute of the Biihop of
Salisbury, to oonessarate the new parish church of
Poswell, on Wednesday next, the 22a4 instant, and to
administer the sacred rite of Coofirmation at the fol-
lowing places in Ma current week :—Thursday, April 23,
Wareham, at 2 p.m. Friday, April 24, Winfrith New-
burgh, at 11 a m., and Combs Keynes, at 3 p.m. Satur-
day, April 25, Swann's, at 11 am., sad Church Knowle,
at 3.30 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

Pattrg.

ADDRESS TO STIMMER.
Spring is growing up,
Is not it a pity
She was such • little thing,
And so very pretty
Summer is extremely grand,
We must pay her duty.
But it is to little Spring
That she owens her beauty
From the glowiog sky
Summer shines above us;
Spring was rush a little dear,
But will Summer love us?
She is very beautiful,
With her grown-up blisers,
Summer we most bow before;
Spring we coax'd with kisses?
Spring is growing up,
Leaving us so lonely;
In the place of little Spring
We have summer only !
Sommer, with her lofty sirs,
And her stately paces,
In the place of little Spring,
With her childish graces!
—Poems written for is Mkt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

WIILBORNE.

PROPORIM ADOPTION OF 'HZ LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Acrr. —On Thursday last according to previous announee.
merit, • crowded mooring of the ratepayers of this town
was held at the Oddfellows-hall, Captain Barrett in the
chair, to take into consideration the advisability of
adopting the Local Government Act. It was shown by
Mr. IL Chislett that Wimbome was healthier than
any other town in Dorset, the death rate for the last
year being 15.5 per 1,000 a the population of the town,
while other towns showed from 18, to 30 per 1,000, so
that there was no necessity of adopting the Act, which
was being forced on the ratepayers by one or two
interested individuals. After • few remarks from Mr.
Joiner, • resolution was put to the meeting, when it was
resolved unanimously (with two exceptionM not to adopt
the Act. Mr. Bishop demanded a poll on behalf of lir.
Webb. At the clone of the meeting, three cheers were
given for Mr. H. Chislett and Mr. J. Joiner, Messrs.
Bishop and Webb being saluted with groan, and hisses.
The town crier then perambulated the streets with the
following notice. "0 yes. This is to give notice. -That
if any ratepayer be found going out of his mind this
afteteherntoeohne,nonteacecoheivunt
hofy the
he voleofto heedthetzendeetint lre
well
eilst
washed, naked, at t e town pomp, and for his services
he shall receive all the ream. of Ins body,and two years'
filth from the main eewe=tuornmpany, Fee forth.=
particulate aepii to the J
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

BOROUGH OF DORC H BBTER.

MR. JOHN THOMAS ENSOR has been
appointed by the Vice-Chancellor STOAIT to
SELL by AUCTION, at the Knoll Ant HOTEL.
at Downturn, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

Marktts.

Priem In ilark•lane have remained unaltered through
the week. the top puke of best white wheat is Ms.
per quarter, which is fully up to last week's maximum.
At Wakefield on Friday wheat was reported to be in
moderate request.--At the new cattle market on
Thursday trade wee quiet, and Monday'. quotations
were hardly realised. 'The lamb trade hoe not hitherto
been very good, owing to cold weather. Good calves
are scarce and dear.—The potato market bu been over
supplied during the week, and trade is dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-21

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FACTS ABOUT THE IRISH CHURCH.

The following handbill has been circulated in Dor-
chester :—Fellow Protestants The IRISH CHIJROfI
is part mid parcel of the English Church, and the Mall
Defence of that Country against Popery. It is cot
tree, as some would have you believe, that the is chiefly
supported by the contributions of an unwilling people.
See the facts ea taken from public document.. She is
supported (1) by Glebe Lands, and (2) by Tithe or Rent
Charge. 1. Her Glebe Lands are an Endowment which
belongs to her as truly as any Church or Chapel belongs
to its Religious Body in England (This was fully
allowed by thellteman Church aethe ) And 111431
acres out of 132,720 (nearly 84 per mot) have been given
to her since the Reforetalum, and therefore sever
belonged to R 0114411 Catiggies. 11, Her Rau chave is
meetly paid by Protestant Landlords; only £30,000 oat
of £401,114 being paid by Roman Catholic Prop: ietors,
And an equivalent sum is given to the Roman Cat holies
by us as Endowment to tinir CoVege of Illaynooth. So
that the case stands thus: Given by Roman Catholics
to Protestant Church £30,000. Given by English
Government to Roman Catholic Church £30,000.
Accounts balanced To maintain the Irish Church is
justice , to disendow is robbery
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

LANGTON MATRAVERB.

Tax Sunda—y—schoo- l was bountifully regaled with Vs
and cake on Tuesday last. The Langtonian band was
engaged and paraded the Weide with the children's
procession. The expanses were met by Mn. Serrell.
Simi Hones OProarriorr. We understand that tte
new house built on the north-road DMZ Langton, and
whioh is intended bob. a beer house, has been watched
with much =opinion by tbe farmers, respectable in-
habitant., clergy, and magistrates; and it is now well
known that the application for • license will I.
strenuously opposed.
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- -
THE A cumulus.— Mrs. (Jarrell lets out in allotments
•great extent of land to the working men of this parish
Each person is allowed about 97 surds, at the rate of
3d. per goard or leg, per year. Those silolinents hen
been beautified by horticultural and floricultural decora-
tion; at an expense of about £lOO. On Thursday last
each renter was kindly invited with hie wife to •
sumptuous enterteiument, provided by the gaineron.
lady. The Code Castle brass hand wee hired for the
occasion, and played merrily during the 'afternoon and
evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

W I II BORNE.

kftLY HOCSI.-71te Hon. Mn. Raib!sigh and Miss
"Ashleigh have quitted Manly House, Wimborne, for
their town toreidenee in Hill-street, Berkeley-square,
for the imam,. Mr. Ranbleigh will remain at Newly
House for some weeks longer, prior to joining his
family in London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

CONSUMPTION

Which has now gamed through *4 Unions of 1000 each!
Thta remarkable book treats of the causes, symptoms, and
progress of Ow NI disease. through all ita stages, aed the

TRUE TREATMENT,
WITH 'STEMMING AND EXTRAORDTNART

CASES OF CURE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

!MANAGE.

The Wesleyan, here are melting en effort to retire
Ithr.ry in commotion with their Sunday school. They
are hiving lectures for the °biers& . .

-- -
THE Rev. G. Hinds bee throughout the past minter
been working hard and anceeirefully with his Rand of
Hope. The anneal tea manifested the sauces of this
gentleman 'e temperance labvun at Swanned.
CONFIBMATION.—The Bishop of Sodor and Han held
a conarmalion in Seepage church on 13atarday last.
The building was well ailed to witness the prognedinge
Swansea : The Rev. R. 1). Travers presented 21 female
and 11 mid, candidates. Worth: The Rev. Mt
Itichardrion,_o feemin and 3 males. Langton : The
Rev. Mr. Dyer 17 females and 8 males. Stadland
The Rev. Austin, 8 female. tad 6 males. Each
ellergyman knelt with his candidate. at the Commandoes
rail. The Rev,. N. Bond sated as Bishop's Chaplain.
Our COI respondent adds, the 131.hv's eddrees was very
high church in tone, and quite • contradiction to Um
doctrines usually preached in this church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

MANGOLD NANUEZ_END BEST PERUVIAN

-ouiiia.

DAMES bep to inform bis Agricultural
friends that he Is prepared to remise Orden for
Lewis's MANGOLD MANURE, abieb hsa given
such general satisfaction for many Tem past
Alec f,r best PEEIIVI AN GUANO, for delivery at
Weymouth, Pools, and all Railway Stations.
Dorehmter, April 6th, 1868.

rrwELvis CARTES DE VISITE, 2a. Bd.;
1 Six, In 8.2. Carte, enlarged to 10 inches, 71. 64.;
Cabinet, 2a. ed. Seed Carte with Stomps. Perfect
Copies and Original returned Frye. LONDOX POMO-
GRAPHIC CONFIJIT, 40, Higb Holborn, London.
E & D. Femurs. Manager.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

AY ZIPIIBB a ELECTRIC TELBORAPH.

!Rom OUR OWN REPORT/IR.

MABM•LANK, MONDAY, Arm 27.

Beasonaide arrivals of both English end foreign
wheat, and trade steady at previous rates. Flour quiet.
Barley inquired for, and rather dearer. Other artistes
unchaeged.

marrsopoures CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 27.
Foreign sleek rwellsed former rains. Home fed
beasts declined Ed. per 81h. Top figure for Boots end
crosses 4.. 10.1. per 81b. Ithe .p in Mir request; beet
quality in Me wool fe. U. to se. 41., out of the wool
4e. Bd. Larube Se. Bd. to 7s. Bd. per 81b. Calm doll.
Email pip quite as dear, large hop very dull

MONEY MARKET, Arm 27.

There was great excitement at the sernmencement of
banner in the olty this morning. Al Lloyd's, the
Jerusalem', and the Jamaica Coffee-housce Ik. only
tapirs &sensed wen the attempt on the Dake
of Edinburgh's life sad the defog of Theodore at
Magdsla. At the Meek &cheap quite an ovation
took place. Whilst deep sympathy was expressed
among the members at the cowardly attack upon the
Duke of Edinburgh, great satieteetion we. 'mani-
fested at the result of the Abyseinna expedition.
The national anthem waa sung, and three times
three cheers were given for the Queen. The seen*
waa one of much animation, and it was Dearly •
quarter of an hour before any prices could be obtained.
The effect of the intelligent* of the defeat of Theodore
was principally exhibited in the Consol Market, where
priors advanced about e per cent., bet this quotation was
not maintained. Consols for next time were dots at
Sit ; but subuqoeatly wool butt to 94e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

Itiarkcts.

The value of wheat hu been well maintained during
the past week. Good Talavera white wheat is now
worth 11. • busbel.—The supply of eattle and sheep in
the Metropolitan cattle market has mmewbat exceeded
the deuaand, sand last week's rates ere commanded only
by the choicest qualities. Lamb trade good. Val less
In demand, with lower primps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

Countrg fßiscellang.

[Erma= GARD'S Orguriove.—Cardoons should
now be sown. The bust way to perform the operation
is to sow them in patches along rows. The patches
should be from five to seven inches apart, and three or
four seeda will be ample in each patch. The rows
should be about four feet apart where more than one is
seeded. Lettuce, of aorta cabbage included, may now
be sown generally. Where delayed thus long, make
without further delay the main sowings of Beet,
Soorsonera, Salsify, bua Transplant Chamomile if a
good free plant exists, otherwise it will be better to
wait awhile untillurther growth has been niade upon the
old roots. Rhubarb will now be very generally pashins
up fiowering stalks. These it is almost needless to
assert should be wholly taken off at the ground line
snediately they show, unless, indeed, in • few iostanees
where seed-easing is an object. Sow suet Herbs as
Thyme, Burnet, Winter Savory, Chervil, Purslane, Ste.,
where • further supply of any of them is required.
Each will thrive well sown in the open ground after this
data. Aaparagus will be coming in pretty freely sow,
and it will therefore be necessary to keep it cut re-
gularly. To allow any of the most forward shoote to
grow beyond what is really necessary for the purposes
of cooking, is to impoverish the plants to an unnecessary
degree, which in effect will bent the expense of weaken-
ing very materially all succeeding growths upon the
same plants. Seakale plantations which may not have
been used in the ordinary way for culinary purposes,
should be gone very carefully throurh, ouVing down
each plant to the ground line if of sufficient strength to
form during the summer two or three separate crowns.
This will be iseelftti also with the view of maintaining
the plants dwarf, and to somewhat counteract their
seed-producing efforts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

WEYMOUTH.

MI A 1701011148 W-ATCH- -LOW- AT TUE VICROLT /I.
—oc Monday, in the case of Moore tt. Dunn, Mr.
Justice Hannan announeed that having consulted the
Lord Chief Justice Hovill, who tried the ease and who
reported that he was entirely satisfied with the verdiet,
the Court thought that there should not be a new trial.
Rule named.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

STARCH ILLNUFACTURERS

TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES

GLENFIRLD STARCH.
Exclusively used lei the ROYAL LAUNDRY
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Star.
Ii exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, and
Illsjesty's Lsundress says, thst although she has
WHEATEN, Rice, nod other POWDER STARCHES, she
found none uf them equal to Us GIJX/fULD, whia
the finest March sbe ever used.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

RICK CLOTHS,

WATERPROOF COVERS, &c.
J. BROWN,

TOLPIIDDLE, NEAR DORCHESTER,
EOR to return his most sincere thanks
to his numerous patrons and friends for the
very liberal support bestowed upon him the last
12 years, and moires them that it will still be
kis constant study to render good materiale at
remonehle prices. J. B. would also mention that
baying separnie premises expntsaly fitted gP for she pea-
pate OP of Waterproof Goode, he can with confidence
recommend them as first-elms articles, and warrant
them Cot to stick or mask. Orders by post or other-
will receive prompt etiention.
A list of prices will be forwarded on appliestion Alse
samples of Kt& Cloth, Winnowing Sheet.. Waterproot
Covers, Twines and Cordage by pod ; end of &egg.
Begs, La., by rail or carrier if ',paired.
/ ereeeg weturprnof RAI LW AY, VAN WAGGON,
HAY. sod CART TILTS (bleak, yellow, or buff,) ditto
for Thrashing Machines, Steam Engines, Corn Drilla,
Boats, Tsrgets. Horse loin coven (Wool-lined), Knee
Wrappers, ke.
RICK CLOTHS (with or without poise, ropen, and
pulleys.) Winnowing Sheets Wool Siteete, Pan flothe
ka, Corn; Finer, Bran, Cheri'. Oosl, Seed, Ctider anti
other Bee., Red Seeking., Sarrin2 OM.. lOr
Trees. Garden and Sheep Netting, Bshbil, Pit. Calf,
and Eel MOS.
ROPE.% Lines, Twines, Cordage, Wool Twin*, kr-,
of all derseriptioes.
comPosinoN for Waterproofing Tilts, Coats, lee..
(black yellow, or buff.) 2s. per quart.
White anti.frietion GREASE in i outs. (knM. fres)
_

e..7i W.:. id: per lb. _
014 Cloths noshed and redressed.
Veer snA old Tarred Seek Tyers, from 2d. to 4d. per lb.
RACKING COATS for agricultural Mboarers, 3s.
4s. sad 4.. 64. each. Yontbe 61. and bore Is. lees.
THRBSIIING CLOTHR, 1.85., Vs. sad 30e.
each.
floods on Hire. —Mariam, Tea* Shed Covers, sad
Cloths for Raildings.
Agent for HARDING'S HORSE end CATTLE FOOD.
Toloeddle, moor Dorchester. April, 1868.

USE ONLY THE

GLENFIELD STARCH.

TSB qussars LAIINDDELOS WM NO MEI.

C
MILLARD respectfully infgrms the
inlisbitants of Blandford and its neighbourhood
that he has REMOVED to the House and :‘hop Istely
occupied by Mr. BrItEMN, near the Fleur-de-Lis Inn,
East st,eet, Blandford, where he truste to teceive a
continuance of that kind pstronage and support which
he has enjoyed for the met five year.
C. M. begs also to state that he has
Apnt for the sale of the RELIGIGI
BMErlre PIIBLICATIONS.
PRINTING IEXISCUTED
.WITH NEW,-
WALE.

DESPATCH.
ORDERS RECEIVED FM 1
Illiediewil. Aril. NIA

bees

PERIODII

Vet LIT N DRLL'S CA TT LS Ml
1-3 now ce Sao. good for an Is
Kamm BUT/DILL and num, 3, 1
Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.

MR. JOHN THOMAS RNSOR ban been
appointed by the Vionettancollor STUART to
SELL by AUCTION, at the ITtnit's ARMS Horn,
At Dominica& on WEDNESDAY, the 13th thy of
MAY, 1868, at 4 o'clook in the afterooon, in Three
Lou, pursuant to a Deeree of the High Court of
Chancery made in • RUM Of Mame e COON;
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
attune., in Friory-lane, to the Borough of Dorchester, in
the County of Dorms, oomprising
FOUR DWELLING...HOUSES AND A PIECE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

BRLDPORT.

-
THE plaintiff in the action Lyon e. Home, formerly
lived with her husked for a short tires at Wooth
Omega, new BridPort, and after his death Mrs. Lyon
stayed for a limited period at the Ball Hotel, Bridrort.
The Bank at Bridport she 'peaks of in her, exunination,
as the one with which she does badness, is that of
Messrs. Williams and Co.
EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT THE EIAILDOUI,—On
Friday evening there was an extraordinary movement in
the sea along this toast. Throughout the week rough
weather had been experienced in the channel, but on
Friday the yes calmed down, and in the afternoon, at
four n'olock, was in a state of oomparative quietude.
Alertly after, a sadden commodes arose, the wager was
lashed to fury, tremendous waves were formed, and
dashed ashore with great violenee. The bush wee
=ly covered with water. the Bridport Arms was
to the depth of several fest, vrindows were broken
by the force of the waves, a heavy bureau in a lower
room was upset by the rash of the water, and the
donates feared at one time that the house would be
washed away. The watch hoar of the Coastguard, a
delesehed building near the gag-staff on the beach, was
very mesh exposed to the fury of the storm, and the
outer stairs leading to the upper room were swept away.
at the Neptune inn the water was three feet in depth,
and an immense quantity of sea was washed up, so
wadi that the road was almost impassable. The water
vu at its extreme altitude between nine and ten o'clock,
after which time it began to reside. What makes this
sudden occurrent* the more extraordinary s, that there
was no particularly high tide, sad the whole affair erne
on so hastily and uoupeetedly, that 601110 attribute It
to an euthquake at a distance. We are informed that
the area of the storm was very limited, sod that the sea
was so calm a abort diabase from the &ore thet smell
boats might bushier' oat in sekty.

PRIMO sad Pubßased for tbe Proprietor; ai 11'4
013oe, Obureh-etreet, Derebester, by pluumoce Giu.
Poor, of Me Perish of Fordiagfea, IA tae County of
Dorset.
Tuesday, April 38, 1818.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

POOLS.

PITIT SitAstOva.—At the petty sessions, on Thurs-
day. before J. Wood, Esq. (Mayor), and H. Harris, W
L C. Adey, and C. J. Stone, &qrs., Henry Williams, •
travelling ticket writer, of respectable arpearance, was
charged with stealing • vest worth !is., ko property of
Edward Hearing, • sailor, and waa sentenced to seven
days' bard labour.

THIS CHAIRMANSHIP ON TI BOARD OF GUARDIANS.
—lllr. James Wood, Mayor of Poole, has retired frem
the position he has so long worthily filled, as chairman
of the Board of Guardians. At the first meeting of the
new board, on Wednesday, the late rice-chairman, Mr.
J. Pyne, of Canford,was, on the motion of Mr. Richard
Slade, unanimously elected to fill the recant office, and
Mr. W. Wheeler Aldridge,of Oa Ilford, was elected vice-
chairmen.

RUIGSATION Or MI Rio. R. T. Vuunal..—Geeeral
regret is being menifested at the intention of the Rev.
R. T. Verrall to resign the pastoral charge over the
Large and induentiel congregation of Congregational Die.
sentare in this town after the first Sunday in June.
The climate of Poole does not agree with Mr. Verret',
and he has been compelled frequently of late to Aeon
himself from his ministerial duties through indisposi.
tion. He will leave behind kdin • name Tory ipmerelly
respected.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

POTATO MAILICETB.

BOROUGH AID SPITALFILLDS. Friday.—The supplies
of potatoes on mle at these markets were fully equal to
the demand. On the whole the trade has rated steady
at the annexed rates :—Begents, 120 s. to 170..; Finkel,
140.. to 170..; Rooks, 90a. to 120 s. Fremeh, and Belgiaa
whites 70s. to 90.. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

bud eon* &pø.

TUESDAY. APRIL- 28. lea

Dorietsbire.

Tau DORarr lifturia.—Captein Doris has been
appointed lllsior, vies Wood, resigned,
SUNDAY THADING BILL--The second meting of this
bill was supported by Mr. J. Floras, Mr. G. G. Glyn,
and Mr. J. W. Treeby:
THE Bishop of Salisbury is still indivosed, but his
lordship's health hae much improvld during the
week.

Tile Rev. Octavian Piekard Cambridge, clerk, M.A.,
has been instituted to the rectory of Winterboine
Thomson, void by the death of the Rev. George
Pickard Cambridge, clerk, the last incumbent thete, on
the presentation of Mr. Henry John Percival &tikes,
the patron.
COMMISSIONS SIGNED BT TER LORD LIBIITRIANT.
ht Administrative Battalion Doreetehire Rifle Volun•
teera—The Rev. Charles Outlaw, to be Honorary
Chaplain.-61.13 Donetshire Ride Volunteer Corp.: The
Rev. William Mortimer Heath, to be Honorary Chaplain,
vice Onslovr, resigned. 7tb Hornet Rifle Volunteer
Corps: The Rev. R. H. W. Digby, to be Honorary
Chaplain, aim Hanton, resigned.

CAPITAL Ponteangs'Y WITHIS Parson.—The follow-
ing Donset members voted in favour of this Bill :—Mr.
J. H. M. Cali:raft, Mr. J. Floyer, Mr. G. G. Glyn,
Lieut.-Colonel Heisler Stud, Ind Mr- i. W. Treebr*
Mr. J. H. M. Gelman end Mr. G. G. Glyn voted in
committee on the Bill sgainst a clause, that the
admismion of repreeentstivas of newspapers to executions
should be imperative.
COSPIRMATIOIII.—The Bishop of Sorter and Man hea
undertaken to be the substitute of the Bishop of
Salisbury, to administer the sacred rite of Confirmation
at the following plums in the ensuing week : —Tuesday,
April 28, Dorchester Allastints, at 2 p.m. Wednesday,
April 29, Upway, at 11 am , and Weymouth St. John,
at 3p m. Thursday, April 30. Preston, at 11 a m.,
Melcombe Regis, at 3.30 p.m. Friday. May 1, Wey-
mouth Holy Trinity, at 11. am., and Wyke Regis, at
3 p.w. Sunday, May 3, Portland, at 12 IL M., and
Portland Bk John, at 3 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

HENRY WHITS,

_
DECORATOR, ROUSH PAINTER, GLAZIER
PAPER HANGER. bit.

45. HIGH- int3T-ST—II-EIC—T, -DORCHESTER,
BEGS to thank the Nobility, Clergy, and
Gentry of Dorchester and its vicinity for the kind
Pittrooage afforded to him, and also to inform them that
he undertakes to make any Pattern or Design in
LEAD GLAZING for Church or other windows.
He has • large assortment of
NEW PAPER FIANGINOS,
far which he solicits an early inspection, hoping by
strict attention and puuctuaiti to all orders to merit •
oontinuanoe of their favours.
Marsh, 1868.

BIRTHS.

April 17, at Fordington Hill, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. James Goring', of a daughter.
April 18, et Alazandra.terrace, Dorchester, the wife
of Mr. Edwin Basoombe. of • daughter.
April 21, at Charmouth, the wife of the Rey. T. L.
mopionoro, rector of esthey,ton., of • daughter.

IikRRIAGES.

April 14, at the wish church, Drente Courtesy,
a.m., eldest son of Mr. John Bath, to Miss Elizabeth
Weeks, of CritchelL
April 14. at Florence, by the Rev. Loftus Tottenham,
Samuel Thomas Baxter, of Florenoe, to Lucy Emily.
third daughter of the the Rev. W. Barnes, rector of
Winterbourne Came, Dorchester.
April 20 at Weymouth, Kr. James Warren, of Liver-
pool, to gmma late, daughter of Yr. E. Plowman,
saddler, late of Crewkerne, Somerset.
April 21, at the pariah church, Winterbourne, by
the Rev. .1. H. Cartwright, Joseph, second son of
William Matey, builder, Idmineton, to Charity Bwyre,
only daughter of the lets Yr. John White, of Speary.
well, Broughton, Hants.
April 21, at the perish church, Broadway (by license),
by the Rev. E. Headland, Mr. Joseph Toms, of
litridpt:rt, to Mrs. Mary Roger., of the former place.
April 22, at St.. Nary's Church, Wareham, by the
Rev. 8. B. Taylor, Edwin, son of Mr. George Kin
manufaeturer, of Ditchrat, Somerset, to Bltizabet
daughter of Hr. Robert Dover, carpenter, of Wareham.
April 23, at the parish church, Ringwood, by the
Rev. R. H. Tuck, vicar, Er. C. Hisoock, to
/?tteirest daughter of the late W. Pardy, cl".n
"lowt. CranhorneSi. Odes.

DEATHS.

April 17, the Hon. —a-2;T lie. William Hugh Scott,
rector of Ma.iden Newton, Dorset, second son of Hugh
Lord Polwarth, in his 67,1 i year.
April 17. at Wych Farm, flothenhimpton, Mr. John
Matthew., aged 31 yearn
April 17, at Hinthnde house, Parkstone, Mrs. Settle,
sged 86 yeara
April 10, at Cpottary, Devon, after a severs illnees,
Jan., daughter of the late Mr. B. chipp„
April 20, at Preston, Mr. Charles Look, aged 63
ye us.
April 21, at Weymouth, Mr. Johu Heal), draper,
aged 27.
Aped A si Marlborough College, Francis Evelyn,
eldest Non of the Nev. Francis Leer, canon of daW.
bury, in his 15th yeet.
A pril 24, at Torbay-Wince, litristee,Londa.
relict of the late 111 r. John Lima, formerly of
ter, beloved and lamented by her eliklren sad friends,
soda).
April 26, at Trlnity-sentet, Dorchester, Mr, Beniemis
Hea.rnici
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

!\

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

On Wednesday morning a meeting of tbe Town
Conned was held at the Guildhall, under the presideney
of His Worship the Mayor (J. Thor), Frq.) The
other members present wets: Alderman Mdlsdgs
and Howard, Councillors Potbeary, Commins, blesoo,
Benuton, Brown, Roberts, Buck, Thomas, Eliot,
Value, and Betts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

rcraNwciaTa.

w. ret to announce the death of William Parry
Mahn, ' . who expired at his family seat, at Tut,
worth, on Wednes.iay night, between 11 and 12 o'clock.
Mr Okeden's death will be much felt and deeply
regretted by the inhabitants of this village, to whom he
endeared himself by his kind acts and generosity.
He was a justice of the pesos for the Blandford
division, and although somewhat brusque in his manner,
be was an upright and conscientious man, always ready
to help those who by misfortune, and not by their own
misconduct, were reduced in circumstances. He
was, at the time of hit death, 68 years of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

OF LAND.

Printed Pertieuhus—andlberlTtiose of Safe may be
hid, gratin of Mr. OLIVIA McKenna, ffolicaor, 16;
Were iek-street, Regentutrret, Loodo. ;
Itefoota, Bost, and Denary, Solicitor*, 63, Chancery.
ban, Load., Mourn Anoarene and COCKERAN,
Solicitors, Dorchester; at the °lke et Mr. Ell4Ol, the
Auctioneer; and at the_said

ROBT. WY. PEAKE,
Chief Clerk.
OLIVER RICHARDS,
Solicitor,
16, Wereriek-etreet.
Regeotstreet,

loadoe.

'HERS.

TO DAM& BUTCHERS, ABET
rim BE SOLD, a bargain, the owner having
1 no further RN. • Capital LIGHT TRAP, with
asmplote.-- For hitcher particulars apply to Mr. J.
J. R. 1.11011•11, Sleek Dog Hotel, St. Hery-streok
Weymouth.

WAV;I7.D--a COOK, who can bake well
awl ra.ke bolter.—Apply to Mrs. nosier
F'..arcica, Whiteburgh, Managed.

SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY, ETC.

Tand H. 1.1 ARCO lkf B B respectfully
announce the OPENING of their 8110 M.
ROOM on THURSO Y, the 30th instant, with the
lATIL'uT NOVELTI IS fur the SEASON, when they
en early inspection.
N.B.—Agents for Nowton end Wilson's Hand Sewing
Machines.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28

OrJarmo Moe LIAP.

•
Private St •• •
There were seven eompetitorg entered for ibis match.
A good deal of interest wits evinced by the lookers on
In the expellant jumping of an old veteran of 20 years
itirVick Sergeant Donohoe, bat he did not guessed in
being placed, in consequence of the superior jumping of
his younger opponent&
Tan Spam SPURT, 150 yards nos.
Privets MoGlade •.. ... 1

THEOWEIG TEI HAMM
Private I;:ieGtire •
Serjeant Higgins ... ••• ... 3

- -
Theme oompetTtore wailded the hammer, which
weighed 141 b.., in Brat tate style. Towning threw it •
diatanee of 7511. 10in., and the other two east it more
than 7211.

THIC JILLALABAD 011 P, three-quarters of a mile.

iltosate•CoaoNralec %gib:

This was the most exciting nee of the day : betting
We. even on the favourite, who won easily 117.1.1) yards,
and Neale.' beet Warney for mond by 15
yards.

Purnaa SHOT.

Sergeant Donohoe •.. ... 2
Private IleGlacts . •
3
Tun Hu.c.icosainu. Sill: 900 yards.
lloGlada • 1
Drysdais... 2

Rinsinno Lone JOll7 (open to (IarWoo).
PrivateTottniog 1
Pri rate Eito art ... 2
Bergeaol Higgins ..• .. 3
Tel Cannot S. 277_ 2
Priva 111 te 03lade ... • • -•
Private CooLok
14,"°0-''orP3ral Kink ..• ... 3
Itaaminson PAO (Boys only) 100 yard&

TOR PORTLAND STAX/12, 800 yds.
BACK RAC&
DOlller Drysdale ,„ ,„ ... 2
Private Mather. 3

This race afforded the company capital amusement,
there being no lei than 20 competitors. A good start
was effected, and Cusack was leadiog, when he 1.114
fouled by Major Douglas, who did not notice the men
*owing. However, nothing daunted, he pushed on
mails, keeping the lead, sod he hopped in a winner by
ten yard., whilst his opponent, were, for the most part,
roiling on the round, provoking great laughter from
the spectators, for they were unable to rise until
released from their non-miiitary etivelopments.
The other sport• consisted of vaulting with pole,
Egyptian double shuffle, vaulting, throwing the *Ticket
ball, Crimean burile race, and the wheelbarrow race
blindfolded, which imocluded a capital day's sport.
The oMeers gave a ball in the °vetoing at the
barracks, to the title of Weymouth and Portland, and
dancing proceeded m6nllt to the splendid bend of the
13th regiment, 2n4 battalion.