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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

Somtrottat ire.

AC AirmanAs Owl..—A Ina sPeninnill a the
Abyssinian owl may be semi at the lasi& nes of Mr. R.
Goode, Sonth-street, Yeovil. The bird, although quite
young, loot immense site, and has •beek nil talons mune
lice en eagle than an owl.
CRICIET AT • LADIES' SCHOOL—In a young ladies
sebool near From* the pupils are allowed I. play at.
cricket. They have a special dream for the purpose, and
the be cricketers ore said to be almost invariably the.
best. ma.
A linontrits CAHN oriel:pied the attention of tic
-
Rey, W. J. and Major Allen, and H. Bedeock, Eaq.,
sitting in petty sessions at Tllllotoll, 011 WtdDeStbly,
An old pensioner, named George Williams, residing at
Roseisarion, lately married n widow named Hawkins,
and at that time she had • step-dnualiter, Rosins
, Melhuish - a more child. In the absence of the mother,
r a day or two since, the neighbours beard screams pre-
co,ding from the prisoner's house, and on going in weio
horrified to find the prisoner tenably violating the little
girl, who wan crying bitterly. He was emonsitted for
trial and bail refused.
AC SlTnaonimi•RT CLAIK.—The W4,11011-Ottpli•
Mere Town Commissioners, actieg as the Local Board
of Health, have been thientened with an action for
£l,OOO by a farmer named Evans, living In the adjseent
parish of Uphill. Some two nears since a drain wan
made from Weston to the river Age—which empties
itself into the sea near Uphill - and in aosatracting Rio
same damage was alleged to be done to Mr. Evans*
promises to the extent of 1152. The most extraordinary
part of his elm, however, in the balance et .1.348
injorien unstained by Mrs. Evans, who inhaled pees
from the *ewer, which poisoned her blood nod caused
her to have • rising on her finger, the inooneenientie
arising from the mine being estimated at the suet above.
mentioned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

title at 12 o'clock.

WOODFALLS FARE,
Oos Nile from Downton Railway Stati"n. eight from
Sobsbary, mod five from Fordmibriaim.

31It. HANNEN is favoured with instruc-
tions to SELL by AUcTION, on THURSDAY.
OCTOBER 1, 1868, the LIVE and DEAD FARMING
STOCK on the above Fano, by order a the Aloaja.
tratoni,d the late Mr. Ji.ot GwTER

The Stock comprises 21 very useful dairy cows for.
iwarti in calf, 2 two-yearald heifers not in calf, 5
:yearhog heifers, 2 weanlings, and • bull.
Seven active staunch cart horses, a nag horse, Forest
.psny. 2 Forest mares with colts, 2 rayearalil mares
without colts, and a yearling colt, 2 sows with trips of
pigs, 3 sorra in farrow, 1 barrow pig, a very fino Berk.
shire boar 5u11.% store pigs, 70 head of poultry.
Three very good waggons with iron arms, 3 shamble
carts, pony cart, 3 ploughs, Braiall's broad share, iron
and wood rollers, iron harrows and drags, lend presaer,
horse hoe, oil cake crusher, 2 chaff cutters, Gardner'.
turnip cotter, been crusher, winnowing rusabine. so corn
sacks, sail cloth, 2-bushel measure, pock trucks, 3 barley
'stompers, 4 fork.s and 4 drag rake., 14 modl rakes,
prong., shovels, and other working tools, ii .k &timidly
oo 9 Pair of *Womb 4 ladders. • shepberd's house on
wheels nearly new, 30 dos, hurdles, lamb creep, 36
sheep cribs and 8 troughs, 2 capital water troughs,
sheep °lipping stocks, wool sa,lcs mid weights, 6 cow
cribs, 4 poultry 000pe, 4 iron and 3 wood pig troughs, 2
corn bins, 1; pair of trace harness, 5 psir of thill ditto,
.11 pair of plough ditto, 2 Deadline, screw jack, large
quantity of old iron, wheelbarrow. G corn rudders, 2
grind stones, 7 hog tubs, neat gig and set of heroes.,
saddle and bridle, Ica, the crop of apples about GO sacks.
The Dairy Utensils comprise, 5 gool milk loads,
capital large butter barrel and stocks. iron double lever
*hetes press, 9 cheese vets, cord mill, large rheas tub
and stand, 2 oval butler trendies, 9 milk buckets, milk
fieh and farrago on springs, 2 milk welders, 2 cream
sans, art of chows shelves. 4 wasbing.up tube, kc.
Santry brewing tubi, large bacon bin, 3 washing tubs,
a firma, 2 hand lights, and numerous other effects
Refreshments at 11, Sale at 12 o'clock.
. . . . .

The whole will be sold without the h reserve.
'The stock generally will be found well worthy of notice.
Catalogue to be bad on application to the A tenon gca.
SA LE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

.MARILIAGE3._

September I.at Alton, Bants.the Rev. Thomas
of Shore.villa, Swanage, to Edith, third daughter of the
late A. Crowley, Esq., of Normandy House, Alton.
September 2, at All Souls Church, Marylebons,
London, Charles You etrangways, youngest son of the
late Rev. Henry Foe Strangwaya, of Rewc, to Annie
Maria, third daughter of the late George Flory, Esq., of
Ipswich.
September 3, at Frampton, by the Rev. R. Tudor,
Nr. William Loveless, of Charmumter, to Elite Shiner,
of FrAmptun.
Septeinh.r 3, at the pariah church. Wiaritb, by the
1,1.•11;,... Mr. th;•.l ..e
Mr. William Hibbs, farmer, Winfrith, to Miss Anne,
second daughter of Mr.. Martha Baker, landlady of the '
Iti!ing Sun no,

Stemt;er 7, at the Priory Church, Christchurch,
Mr. i [win Tucker, to Trypbena, youngest daughter
of Hr. Thornaa Wilhams,eider merchant, Bournemouth.
September li, Ches.'bourne, by the Rev. T. W,
Iltirck Withal°, youngest son of the late Hew. eillllBll
Remora ‘'eoper, of Seafunl, Sussex, to Hebe, eldest
goxeieing daughter a John Jeff ord, surgeon, Hridport.
September 9, at Biahopgate Chapel, London, by the
Bee. E. Ilannering.the Rev. W. W. Sherren, Congrega.
tional linnet,. Portland, to Miss Annie Crickatt,
second daughter of the late Mr. James Criokett, Cable.
street, London.

DEATHS
September 2, at Werrb.m. Robert William, only sou
of Robeit fluidal@ Marshfield. Faq.,after a abort Ulnae,
aged 17, deeply lamented end beloved.
septembeg 3, at Acorn-house, Itochftter, Alderman
John Foonl, justios of the peace for the county of Kent
aol cpitLolaberßocr..haest agodh
Wm 72. t t-atmet, Horcheeter, John
Creed, second son of Mr. F. Bennett, Nod tx,
11 month&
ligptember 7, at Bingham", NetherbArY, lir. Thomaa
Conway.
September 8, at Iwerne House, Blandford,
Bowyer Bower, Eaq., late captain Her Matmirt 73rd
Regiment of Foot, aged 65.
THE M•itculotrecia or WINCH/ME died on Saturday
at Ampoit Howe, near Andover, in her 40th year,
She was the eblest daughter of Genend Lord Rokeby,
and was married in 1A5.5 to the Maiquis of Winchester,
I'; whom she leaves one son.
Luny KATHERINE ELIZABETH FLEMING. eldest
daughter of the 10th Earl of Dundonald, died on the
25th ult. at Florence. She was born in 1821, and
married in 1840, Mr. John Wills Fleming, of Stone-
ham Park, near Southampton, and Mastoid, Isle of
Wight.
1.4,11 D Anituckrois died on Sunday after a long
Illness, arising from mental disease. His lordship,
Francis Rasing, third Baron Ashburton, in the peerage
of the United Kincdorn, wm the wooed son of the
first baron, by the eldest daughter of Mr. Bingham, of
Philatielpis. Ile wasborn in 1800. He succeeded to the
gale in 18C.4, on the death of hie elder brother. He
halpreviously represented Thetford in Parliament from
1832 to 1841, and from 184 H to 1457. He was a Con-
servative in politi_ but. like his father and brother,
was moderate in his view& sad generally voted inth
•• Nati,'" party. He is snooseded by Isis sided son,
Alexander, born in MIL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

_BY PRIVATE

CONTRACT, BY
MESSRS BLUNDELL and PALMER,
Southampton :
FREREInLD FARM, 100 acres, North Hants.
FREEHOLD FARM, with goal residanee, 400 earls.
North Hants.
FREEHOLD FARM, with gentleman's residence, 140
acres, South Hama.
FARM of excellent GRAZING LAND and good
re.itlenoe, 100 acres, South Hanta.
FREEHOLD 9-quarter MALT HOUSE, North Hank%
EXCELLENT FREEHOLD BREWERY and INNS
attached, atm,
BUILDING LAND .ad HOUSES in eight lots,
&wpm in rise horn 2 acres to 33.. r...
thrarsi lead COUNTRY RE.switsces with
PASTL"RIi LAND, varying ha. 4 to 22 &am,
&qaabed.
!ARMS of various sixes to be LET, with immediate
pinseenon.
For particulers apply at the *Mom. 3, PormArn-
STRUT, SOUTH•IIPTox.

DOM /I unit UNION.

TFIE GUARDIANS of this UNION will be
prepared at their Meeting to be bold on
Y. the 17th day of SEPI'EMBER trot to
receive TENDFJIB for the SUPPLY of iko.
VISIONS sod other necessaries for the UNION
WORKHOUSE ; also Bread made of the hest Flow
for the Out-door poor, and Mutton for the Sc Ner
residing is or near the town of Dorcherter, for three
Months, from the 30th day of September next to the
23rd day of December next.
Also 'Pendent for Clothing and Coffins for Oae Year,
from the :10th day of September next.
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my office, and most be delivered at the Union Work.
honed on or before 11 o'clock in the forenoon of Thurs-
day the 17th inst.
By Order of the Heard.
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardian'.
Dorchester, 4th Elepternber, 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-15

HAY AND CLOVER WANTED.

1,200 TONS of 000 D MEADOW,
MIXTURE, end CLOVER HAY
wanted immediately, ia large or smell lots. Only those
need trouble who are willing to swept a fair present
loorkot "a" at per to. for cash, sad MO &leo Megerod
to cut, tie, aad deliver to station. Bend partieulars its
to quantity, quality, sad to the HAT AND STRAW
P iLOSKIN, " King Smathield Market, Lassies.

The Tieketa are not Transferable, are available only at
the Stations named upon them, and only by the
don Trim, there and bank.
Children under three years, free ; three to twelve,
half-fares. Only one wilds allowed as Luggage to each
passenger.