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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

WA MIHAIL

Waltman an Peers Urtoa.— The following arar
sleeted Gaardisas of the Pont for this Clam :
Wareham--Holy Trinity. jteishen Bennett, hf•wev
Lady St. Mary, Cornelius Yerpley• sodsHeary Joseph
Garland ; Bret Martin, Edward Dean,* mine,
Affpuddle, Junes Brannon, remise. Arse, Cornelius
, Yearrley. Bare Regis, Thome Edward Hoyden* and
William Sour, yeomen. Blnxworth, Boerne Young.
ambles !Herring, William Marko, yearns. amok
Knowle, William Veen West Buckner's, meeelenne,..
Coombe Keynes. Charlie Hyde, Wool, 7.0112■1i• Cad.
Carle, Robert Taylor and Merles Kent.' East chair,
Fookes, West Holm, yeoman. Best Lal
worth, John Joseph Bates, land 'gent. East Stoke,
William Charles Lary, Seawall. Wareham. solicitor.
Kinseridge, WHIM. James Voss, West Bricknowle,
yeoman. Langton Marren, William Solway,* Worth
Herrera yeoman. Hordes, George Alfred Budder.
Moreton, jolni Harness, steward. Steeple, John Byrnes.
Studland, John Hales Carat Semmes, Baas White
and Jennie S. Cull. Toner's Paddle, won. Hooper,
yeoman. Typebar, William S. Flu& West Ledwortli,
Samuel Tucker. Winfrith, John Angel DSOPPI4. Weal,
John Waldron Carter, solicitor, and William Spicer,
Bovington Farm, yeoman. Worth Matravers, Thomas
Minn, Rensoombe, yeoman. Xr•Oleio Guardian--
The Might Hon. the Earl of Eldon, J. H. Caleraft
(Chairman of the Board of Guerdions), E. J. Well,
Henry Framptoa, Monne Bond, 0. W. Ferrer, C. W.
Digby, Mile' Rodger, end N. Bond, Ern, and the
Reeds. N. Bond, and Genii E. Garland. Amassment
Committee. —J, H. Caloratt, Esq. (chairman), W. C.
Lamy, Req. (deputy chairman), ExmAkio, 0. W.
Fa:Ter, Esq.. J. W. T. Fyler, Era, and N. Heed,
Req. Those marked el are members of the &resonant
comaittas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

Mognxr.—Before his Worship the Mayor (J. Tistrd,
Esq.) sod J. Ayling, Esq.
A RUST 81RITISCL Richard Courtney anal MAO, a
notorious sump, who was apprehended on a warrant,
appeared at the bar charged with unlawfully end brutally
assaulting his wife, Emma Courtney, on Friday, the
24th instant. The penseentrix said tht prisoner was her
husband, and wag unsturtly ill using her and the
children, and keeping them without foot About three
weeks ago the prisoner stabbed hi r with • knife. H.
was convicted at EpSOl:l2 for nine months for brutally Bl-
ueing her and cutting her son's throat. On Friday
last the prisoner, without the least provocation, tork
up the candlestick (produced) and broke it over her
head, indicting • great gash, from which the blool
flowed profusely. For the put ids years the children
had horn half starved.- The pri ' soner in his defence,
pleaded not guilty, and raid his wife had annoyed him
by vie' to Mr. S.)mends, on the Wyke road, caking
for alms for her children. He also arid his wife struck
him with • knife. Both accusatims the proisecutrix
strongly denied, and the prisoner was sentenced to three
months' hard labour, and at the expiration of his
sentence to be bound over in £2O, and two sureties of
FlO each, to keep the peace towards his wife and all her
Mejesty's subjects for the 'urea six months. Prisoner
on leaving the dock thanked the megistruts, and said
the parish would have to keep his children while
be was in prison.—The Mayor ordered the prisoner back,
and amended his sentence by siting him six months'
with hard labour.

A SAD CADS. —Matthew Sandell, • waterman, was
summoned for refusing to contribute towards the
maintenance e his two son., A lbett and John Sandell,
who are inmates of the lidbonte Reformatory. In de-
fault of payment of arrears the defendant was committed
for 10 days, with hard Labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

WEYMOUTH.

HAIL OF COIIMAprm, gr. ILArty.sTaBEF..
-luf R. POTHROARY has been favoured with
IVJL instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on the
above premises, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,
sth and 6th MAY, 1/168, the useful

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
IRON SAYE, GAS FITTINGS and EFFECTS, late
lb. Property of Mr. 8. MACS,
Consisting of maborsoy Arabian, Frensh, and iron
bedsteads with furuiture, feather beds, bolsters and
pillow', wool and other mattreesei, ehildrens' cote with
hair ratittreases, a quantity of bed and table linen.
blankets and eounterpanes, mahogany chested drawers,
Large painted ditto, wardrobe and useful cupboards,
toilet gleams, linos chest, washstands and dressing
Wiles, hip and other baths, bedroom chairs, carpets
and rags, several sets of toilet ware and other bedroom
requisites, ofieval glass, 431 e. by 231 n., line buffalo
borne, lamp, 61 06116•111 pianoforte in rosewood. by
Wood, from Cralard and Collard's; square *so by
Dromiswri, and sough, drawing room
and other carpeting and rep, 3 pairs of blue rep
curtains in good condition; brass pole, 20 feet, with
rings and bands, handsome chimney glasses in gilt
1 frames, pier show glass, 68io. by 321 n., dowers under gWe
shade, mahogany, dining, 100, and useful side and other
tables, chairs, 3 large ottomans, staffed birds is eases,
a quantity of books and papers, eight-day dial, tea urn,
bagatelle board, fenders and firs sets, choke oil paint-
Inge, engravings, and pictures, model of a ship in glass
ease, cut glass, handsome dinner serviee, complete, tee
and dinner ware, kitchen essentials, show drum stands,
a few remnant, of drapers' stook, mahogany and other
shop caw, 3 pair of steps. a_ SoostitY of Palm', gas
fitting", a good iron safe by mow, lot of wrappers,
brass rode, and other items toe numerous to
Sale without Rimerve at 2 o'clock scab day presteely.
On view the Mornings of Sale.
Dated 34th April, 18614.

WHBN YOC Atug FOR
GLSNFIELD STAROR
BEE THAT YOU OHT IT,
As lahriar kiads an otwo Rabetiftsed for 'he mkt*
este' probs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

BOROUGH OF DORCHESTER.

MR. JOHN THOMAS ENSOR ham been
appointed by the Vice-Chancellor groan? to
SELL by AUCTION, at tha Krao's Mins Hinny
at Doacnvrrsa, on WEDNESDAY, the 13th dgrzfp
MAY, 1841 n, at 4 o'clock in the aftornoon, in
Lots, pursuant to a Damen of the High Court of
Chancery made in • Cause of MIAMI V. COUNT,
DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
. . . . . _ .

situate in Friary.lane, in the Borough of Dorchester, is
the Coasts of Dorset, comprising
FOUR DWELLING HOUSES AND A PIECE

OF -LiNfi.

Printed Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be
bid, gratis, of Mr. Ousel Mowing, Solicitor, 16,
Worwirk-street, Regent-street, London ; Messrs.
Kirwan, Sots, and Dorrwry, Solicitor., 63, Chandlery-
lane. Londoo ; Messrs. Ammtswe and COOKIMAX,
Solicitors, Dorchester ; at the °Mos of Mr. Esson, the
Auctioneer ; and at the rid Ire.
HOST. WM. PRAM;
Chief Clerk.
OLIVER RICHARDS,
Solicitor,
16, Warwickwtreet,
Regentwtreet, Leedom.

TO BALMER'S, BREWERS, AND OTHERS.
To BE SOLD by Private Contract, a
valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, in tbe
neighbourhood of Winchester, conaisting of &substantial
Dwelling-horns with 9-quarter Malt-house attached,
kaving an old.established connection and fitted with
every rwriaite for carrying on • lucrative trade. Con.
meted with the above is • good Garden and thriving
Orchard, tha whole oninpriaed in one sere of land moth
or lers.—For particuLsrs apply to Mtwara BLONDILL
and PALIII2, Land Agents, &a., 3, Fortland-strest,
Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

Nova- I
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Vhe-41tiiregeenVIAllilleitaltfige
houre-ae •sti_ vetnedl., vaults-all' of the

K. J. BY]

SUTTON'S HOME-GROWN SEEDS.
FRILL

CARktIAGI

QIITTON'S MANGEL WITRZEL SEED,
from large Bulbs; dumpsr by the owt.
I. d.
Good Yellow Globe lb. 1 0
Good Orange Globe „ 1 0
Good lied Globe „ 1 0

it7d
Good Long ••• „ 1 0
SUTTON'S SELECTED YLNOSL. SEED,

From chseipar ; by the out.'
—B;le;te—olioota
s. d.
Sutton's Selected Yellow Globe ... per lb. 1 6
Sutton's Selected Orange Globe „ 1 6
Sutton's Red Globe •.. ~ 1 6
Sutton's Mammoth LODI Rid .•• „ 1 6
Sutton's Ibiramoth Long Yellow „ 1 6
New Yellow latennediate (scarce) „ 2 6
New Red Intermediate _ , 1 6
For Prices of SUTTON'S superior TURNIP' SEEDS,
Sutton's GRASS SKIMS for all soils, and all other
FARM SEMIS, see
SUTTON'S NEW FARM SEED LIST,
Which may be had on applisation.
All ,300di cerriago Free, (except vary small parcels.)
Five per Cant, allowed for prompt Payment.
SUTTON
_et; SONS,
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szki "ciiiiiiiies- , READING.
N.B.—Masora. SUTTON have many enelowers within
the circulation of this Paper, to whom they can with
oonildence refer as to the superice quality of their
Seeds.

CABI3ELL'S PURE TEAS. Reduced in
Prim

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. Agents wanted
la all plains not fully supplied.

CASSELL% PURE TEA. No. 1,2 a 44.
per lb.; No. 2. 26. Bd. per lb.

CAI3BELL'S PURE TEL No. 3, 35.;
No. 4, 36. 6t1.; No. 5,4 s. per lb.

CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE.
No. I. Is. per lb.; No. 3, Is. 44. per lb.

CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEE,
No. 4, la. Bd. per lb.; No. 5, 20. per lb

CASSELL'S CELEBRATED COFFEES.
Additional Agents requind.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

Countrg fit intllang.

KTTCIII3II GARDEN 01111tATIONS Harden off Tomato.,
Capeicums, Vegetable Marrows, Gherkins iotended for
out-door ridges, &a., and prepare the
for planting them out st an early date. Sow • further
supply of Cauliflowers sod Cabbages for a 111100111a011.
Earth up the former of these, which are now growing :
rapidly, and wit Moreton be mush bseeitend thereby.
Tie up Lettuces, for the purpose of blenching, end
transpbuit finally other seedling ones intended to
snooped the latest autumn-sown ones. Continue earth-
the formation of roots.
log successional plautings of Potatoes as they push
through the ground, primitively for the purpose of
',Ain:icing them somewhat from frost, should such
tugioks, an. d
ote, Induce more moreoofareLlytoh
of
Celery,
o
pare the neeselary trench for the meeption the
surliest sow, when sufficiently large for the purpose.
Celery trenches are always best prepared in dry weather,
and if somewhat before tbe7 are wanted, all the better.
They are more wady supplied with the nesenary dung
during • dry P•n•di 444 then is • chance that the
latter may have a masking of ruin upon it before the
t
when the whole operation is undertakes on the "spur"
of the moment. In regard to routine, I can but
n's:m(4A planting.which, by settling it doers nicely,
oh better state for aft, „nye. ehen
advise constant use of the hoe upon efOry feeeereme
occasion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

POTATO MARKETS.

Boaouos AND Bert/Irmo', Friday.—The supplies
of potatoes on sale are somewhat extensive, sad the
trade has railed heavy, at our quotations :—Resents,
130 s. to 1605.; Flakes, 130 a. to 1605.; Rooks, 100 a. to
1205.; Fran* 755. to 90a. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

EVERY WEDNESDAY,
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.

NATIONAL STEAM-SHIP
COMPABY (LiinitmL)
• 1
The PAW full-powered British Iron
Bono Mem-ships
Tone Tone
Faun:lo,orue 3200 firsurrin, Cutting... sas
Tug Qum. Grogan 3412 Pormegisnstn. Hall 31373
ENGLA.III), Thompson 3400 i VINGINIA, Moms... 2876
Sono, Foetus 3200 J DZIIKABE, Thomson 2570

Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York ea
follow :

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V1R01N14....

WZDNIEDAT. Mi'y 20th.

And from Queenetown the following days.
The Saloon meommodation on board these Stammers
Is very superior. Rate of Passage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return TIMM., Twenty-
are Guineas.
_ _

There is excellent acoommodation for Steerage
Pamengers, and a fell supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Passengers booked through to isPinwallb fun
Prti isne. the island to•ns of Canada, and of the ratted
States, on favourable terms.
_ .

For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY, (Limited ) 21 and 23,
Water•street, Liverpool; or to N. and J. Cummiss and
Emus., Queenstown.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

Proceetings of Parliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

Ilownkr.—Ais address to ber Majesty, in the usual
'form. having refs care to the attempt to assassinate the
Duke of Edinburgh, was moved by the Earl of Malwes-
bury, seconded by Earl Rowell, and tarried at once.
The Government FAecation Bill then OIUDO on for its
second ri sling. and. its rejection having been moved
by the Earl of Airlitr, it was diocussed with varied
opinion for some time. Eventually the bill was read a
second time without a division.
-

TnitabaY. --Lord Derby assailing Lord Russell on thiii
subject of the Irish Church, inquired whether it was
warned to bring Mr. Gladstone's resoletions to the
Ulmer Home before any address was mat to the Crown,
eisiaing the Government to bold to e policy of no
.Aurrender, or sticking to their plaen till they had tested
the feeling of the new constituencies, and twitting Lord
Russell with inconsistency in having given up his plan
concetning the Irish Church in favour of that of Mr.
illadeene. He •poke with almoet his former fire, and
manned to be necially in the political element which he
desire.. With point and even rigour Lord Russell
replied, showing Gast be bad been inennsistent only in
the means to the end of diesstablirhing the Irish Church,
which was always big object—more than hinting that if
Government followed Lord Derby's advice they would
bring about • serious collision between the House of
COMM4II4 and the Crown ; while as to the renlotions,
they amid not be brought to thet -Houle, but the
decision of the majority of the Lower House would
appear before their I-rdships in the shape of a bill. A
stive-and.take party discussion ensued, which ended with
an ebullition of outraged dignity on the part of Lord
Ifisleinbury, who irascibly protested against Lord
Onnville's having almost insulted him in his *banner
of leader of the House, and then hiving gone away before
be could retort upon his assailant.
THURSDAT.—The Lords. after a short discussion, sent
the enmpul.ory Church Rates Abolition Bill toe select
eommittee, with the snout of Earl Russell, but in
opoosition to the wishes of Lord Lyveden. The
r•rtition Bill, and the Prisons (Compensation to Officers)
Bill, were reed a third time and passed ; and .ome
other bills of minor importanee went throogh various
steps.
- _ _

_
FIMAY.—The reply of Fier MOM, to the address en
be attempted assassination of the Duke of Ediog-
burgh mao lin-night down by the Lord Steward of
be Ilonaehold. Their lordships bad II conversa-
tion on the Friendly Societies Hill. which is
etciting some attention throughout the ',wintry.
Lord Vclifield. at the request of the Govern.
ment, postponed the bill, and Ftated that nothing
abort of a Royal Dornroimion would reveal what was
going on with respect to the syatem of assurance by
Friendly Societies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

Littraturt.

The An Amnia/ for May contains two splendid line
engT.Vi.V." Falstaff and hi. friends," a spirited scene
flow "lbe Merry Wise. of Win Astir," and "Sunset at
St. Ilelices, Jersey." in which the picturesque features
of the place are displayed with true poetie feeling. The
lot. reetitig “Memotials of Flaxman" are continued ;
the touching life and legend of Madame Saint* Nutburg
I. gives in outlit.e, end beautifully illustrated; there is
S as vital article on Mr. Potiney's photographic printing
is oil ; and the art topics of the month are ably and
erg i•ovily trested. Accompanying the journal proper
is•A further iost•lment of the l'sria Exhibition cataloger,
airs rk of remarkahlo merit and calculated to be of the
.gsiatest usefulness.

Sf. Pours Maga:not for this month is an expellent
number. The thrilling story of "All for (freed" is
brought to a conclusion, but "Phloem Finn, the Irish
member," is continued by Mr. Anthony Trollops, with
absorbing interest. The other contents embrace •
clever article on it. Irish Church debate, an entertain.
ing parer on ya-hting, "Columbus—a arsmatie frac
ment." some new and interesting beta in the biography
of " Italcgli," the first of a wriet of " Life ttudies," an
essay on sybers history of the French wrolotion, and
an able article upon snonymous journalism. From the
raper on the Irish Church debate we °strict the
following:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

PORTLAND.

Tan South Landow Press says that Roupell will shortly
be »lewd from the Portland Convict Prison. Hie
health has severely nffered during hie punishment, and
his return to the world—broken down and despised -
wall boo bitter dienplina for WM. who, it il rumoured,
were morally m criminal as be.

ABMVat Of SIM CHANNEL SQUADRON. —On Monday,
aI fear p.m., • portion of the Channel Squadron
arrived in Portland Roads. The iron oiads sailed direct
from Kingstown at twelve o'clock on Saturday. The
vessels coinprise the Minotaur, 6,621 tons, 34 gans,
1,500 horse power, Captain J. J. Goodwill, the nag
Ship of Rear Admiral Warden, C. B.; thr Warrior, 32
guns, 1250 horse power, Captain Corbett; the Achilles ;
the Defence, 28 guns, :4720 tens, Captain May; and the

PORTLAND LOCAL 13OARD Or HIALTIC—A meeting of
the Lord Board of Health wu held on Tneaday after-
noon last, under the presidency of Mr. B. &riven. The
following members were also present: Messrs. A.
bcriven, B. Comber', B. Collins, B. Stone, W. Gibbe,
S. Peens., R. Flew, C. Hinds., R. Lano, 1.0. Lsno, W.
White, It. Baleen, and J. Hodder. The meeting was
called for the purpose of electing • chairman in tho
room of Mr. 16. thirteen who retires by rotation, and
Mr. Christopher Mitchell was unanbsionsly elected.
luergorton Or TIM FLIRT at mu Parpon or
PROSSin.—An unexpected royal visit by Prince Adel.
tout, Lord Admiral the Prussian navy, to the channel
squadroc, took plus on Thursday afternoon last. The
Prince arrived in Portland Bay on board the steam
yacht Enchantress, Commander Pettey, and ha was
received on board the Minotaur by Rear Admiral
Worries), CM., who ncoompanied the illustrious visitor
during hie inspection of the squadron. On leaving the
Admiral's ship he was saluted with 21 guru, and the
mama compliment was paid to the Princes when he left
the Achilles, Warrior, and the Hainan The Royal
Admiral Lieu left with T. R. Seymour, CB., and
embarked on board the Enchantress and returned to
Portsmouth ea route for the metropolis. The Prince
immured his high approval of all be had witnessed on
bo.rd the channel spaadron. It is rumoured the Beet
will sail foe Cherbourg for the naval review about
the 101 h.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

WOOL MARKETS

BRADIPORD, Thursday.--Bpateulation. which bee mot
prima up, is at rest for a while, spinners MO supplied for
• time, and in the Ism of the clip, transitional' are less
numerous. On the whole, however, wool maintains its
value. The best wools are fully as dear, and inferior
aorta are only • shade in favour of the buyer.
Lunn:mut, Friday.—Wool ia quiet, but firm in price.
LONDON, Friday.—There has been a fair inquiry for
&WW2 wool, at steady prices. Colonial produce con-
tinue. arm in value, The wood aeries of London
colonial wool sales has been fited to sounnenee on
Thursday, the 14th instant. The arrivals up to date
comprise 23,611 balm from Sydney. 68,213 Port Philip,
16.675 Adelaide, 7,690 New Zealand. 1,251 Van
Diemau's Loud, 1,518 Swan River, and 21,970 bales from
the Cape of Good Hope: total, 140,928 Wes. A
forther 60,000 bales may arrive in time, so that the
probable total to be offered will somewhat exceed
200,000 bales.

CURRENT PRICES OF ENGLISII WOOL
4. d d.
Funcnit—Elouthdown hoggetr ..pir lb. 1 4 to 1
4431
Half•beed ditto . 1 —1
Kent Fleeces .. • . .. 1 4 —1 4
Soutlidorn ens and mothers .. 1 z 1 4
brintator ditto .. .. 11-1
EMEri—Clotbind • •
Combing .. • . .. 1 0 —1 ei
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

BIRTHS.

April 93, et Moreton, the wife of Mr. Proles, of a
daughter.
April 94, at the vicarage, Fad Lulworth, the wife of
the See. Walter Kendall, of a son.
April 27, at Orewkerne. the wife of Marla George
/13ers, Itsq., of a mem.
Apr*lll, al **wettest, Peak, die wife of Mr. H. J.
Dunning, of. &ashler.
April 30, at St. Martin's, Salisbury, the wife of Mr.
O. Foramen, It • daughter.

ABBIAGES.
February IS, at Christchurch, New Zealand, Mr.
John Grilths, formerely of Frown. Bomemetshire, to
Elisabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas Hooper, of
North Allington, Bridpmi.
April 20, at St. John's Church, Tolpriddle, by the
RV,. G. L. Nash, Job Ernest. third son of Mr. H.
Foster, Whitchurch, to Matilda Elisabeth, third
daughtor of the late Kr. W. Woodidord. of Tolpuddle.
Apirl El. at St. Mary's Chuck. Weymouth, by the
Rev. L. Davidsos, curate, Mr. John Guppy, of Cpwey,
to Ruth !Rebecca, fourth daughter of Timothy Beer, a
Maiden Newton.

Aa -;-t- All Sainte, Dorchester, by the Ven
Archdeacon Braim, mt. John Mayo, Manor farm,
Poswell, to Rose, youngest daughter of Mr. W.
Manley, Kings Arms Hotel, Dorchester.
•p PA, at Poole, by the Rey. J. L. Williams, Mr.
George G. Frost to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of Mr.
Edward Baunden, builder, both of Poole.
April 30, at Netherbury, by the Hon. and Rev. A.
Spring Rice, George, eldest son of Mr. }Ballard Barrett.
yeoman, of l'olley Farm, Orewlteree, to Ruth, second
daughter of Mr. Jonas Crawford, White Croon, Nether.
bury.
April 30, at St. Edmund's, Salisbury, by the Rev.
R. G. Sersyne, rector, as.is.ed by the Rev. George Style,
brother of the bride, WilliAM JOllal, second son of
James Wilton, to Mary Christian, eldest daughter of
John Style, both of Salisbury.
April 30, at lispertosi, Somerset, by the Rev. John
Walter Moore, rector of Hord'ey, Shropshire, assisted
by the Rev. George E. Saunders, rector of the parish,
Sir Richard George Glyn, Bart, of Gatint's House,
Dorset, to Francis Geraldine, youngest daughter of
Major Fitz-Gerald, Maperton House, Witioanton,
Somerset.

DEATHS.

April 24, at Blake-hill, Peekskill°, Dorset, Sarah,
widow of the late French Bryant, Esq., aged 72.
April 29, at Blandford, Ellen Edwards, aged 15
months.
April M, at the reeidenos of his daughter, Mrs. Gray,
Milford-h,ll, Salisbury, Mr. William Johnson, at the
advanced age of 93.
April 30, at 9, Pulteney Buildings, Weymouth, after
a long illness, Emily, youngest daughter of the late
Mr. Edward Mondey, of Dorchester, aged 21.
April 30, at Knowle, Hants. Mr. Henry Huggins,
late of the Hampshire Ohrossiek Office, Winchester,
aged 41.
May 1, Catherine Mary, daughter of Mr. S. Curtis,
plumber, Salisbury, aged 18.
May 2, at Fordington Given, Dorchester, the wife of
B. Miller, Esq.
At Puddletrenthide, Mr. Thomas W. Sherren„ in his
71st year.
At Sherborne, Elizabeth, relict of the lat. Nathaniel
Highniore, Eau., aged 84.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

BLANDFORD.

Tug wood monthly cattle market was held on
Saturday lut, and an expellent supply of fint-olass
quality bed was on offer.—Prime Devons from Langton
and by Mr. Mitchell, of Witobampton, and Hanford' by
Mr. Ford, of Rushton. With but one or two egoeptions
all changed hands at from ltft. to 13s. pso wore. Dealers
and butcher+ from a distance would de well to visit this
market, where they are sure to meet with stook equal
to any in the country.
WESLEYAN FOREIGN MitrUOgs.—The annual mooting
on behalf of the Wesleyan Missionary Society WU held
on Friday evening in the chapel. The attendance was
small. The meeting haring been opened with prayer,
on the proposition of the Rev. Mr. Bisset, Mr.
A. S. Hodges took the chair. The Rev. B.
Grey (independent) first addressed the meeting.
The Chairman then offered a few remarks. The Rev.
Mr. Riled read extracts from the annual report
of the society, from which it appeared that the
total maid.' for the year 1867 was E 148,140 14s. 9th,
and the expenditure £147,681 18. The number of
circuits RB3, chapel and other preaching places 4,781 ;
missionaries and assistant missionaries, ineluding super-
numeraries 1003, other paid agents as eatechisriblaa
school teachers, &a., 1,380; unpaid sp astaots

school teachers. kn., 18,082; fall and accredited
rneuibsrs, 148,289 ; d
on trial, 116,444 ; echolars, deducting
those olio attend both the ay and Sunday *sheet,
152,690; printing retabliahments, 8; increase of im•-
sionaries 22, dittri of mends., 3,188. The sues of
£55 Is. had teen raised in the circuit, beside Ed 41-
as juvenile, offering, to which iffandlord bed contributed
by subscriptions and oollectiona £7 k The lice. lir.
James (int...Sive methodist), nest spoke, and then the
Rev. Daniel kanderson (late missionary in ind.lll)
addles:led. the meeting, giving interesting information
respecting the society's work in that country. A collar
tioa was made at the close, amounting to £2 12a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

DOBALIESTER REPO6ITORY AORICI7LTURAL

841 LB.
ESTA 111.18811) 1852.

MRT. lINSOR begs to announce that his
- NEXT SALR will be held on SATURDAY,
NAY 9. 1868, at lb. Iteroerrose„ adjoining the
South Walks, mar the Soath-Western Railway Station.
At half•past 11 o'clock :
- •• •

—.-
45 dad.j oowa, ot large au, young, and areaUent
mdahars, and 14 gremlin calves, late ins property
of L LUCZKAII, of Broadway, deemed.

At bollinst 12 cid.*

20 superior horn nm lamb*, and 5 hog non. tho
proprrty a Mr. H. MATO, of Ooker's Proms
Frns, Dorchester.

- -
At one o'clock :-
12 superior born hog runs, 2 two-tooth ditto, and 1
Sour-teeth ditto, the property of Mr. T. Clunk,
of Stratton.
At hial-past,one o'eloek :
1 sperraelltz mad 1/44 bulL
3 prime fat owe and 1 fat steer.
4 very prime fat steers.
4 prime fat Devon heifers.
1 prime fat short-horn heifer.
2 prone fat heifers. 2 ditto. 2 ditto.
2 ditto. 1 ditto. 1 ditto. 1 ditto.
2 fat bulls.
20 barmen.
17 heifers and calves.
Pair of 2-year Devon steers.
12 2-years old barren heifers.
15 fat calves.
30 prime fat Bureex Down wetter's.
10 prime fat Sussex Down ewes.
30 fat Down top.
20 prime fat Down ewes. 12 ditto.
10 fat Down wetbers. 90 fat horn owes.
5 fat step. 5 fat ewes.
20 Down couples. 9 fat rams.
20 fat lambs.
GO fat horn hop.

At the Plume of Isathers'alehles, at 4 o'oloek :-
6 powerful cart horses and their harness, Ines the
property of Mr. L. LCCICHAX, of Broadway.
Ray cob ware, 15 bands, quiet to ride.
Gray oob pony, 5 years, 13 handy, unbroken.
Brown mare. 5 years, wand, quiet to ride, has beau
broken to harness. _ . . .

Urk ix-ro-wa--n;:re, 7 years, 15 kends, sound. quiet to
Mn and drive.
Bey nosy, 6 years, 13 handl, sound, quiet to ride.
Noon horse, 5 years, 14 bands, sound, quiet to ride
and drive. . . _ . . .

—Orry—si—are, 5 years, 141 bands, quiet In harness, vritb
• fest

—.—
Turnip and motion drill, with extra barrel tor MU.
sold, u good u mow.
Pazly Entries its reopeolfolly ooluitecl.

Extensive Sheds are eroded for the shelter of I.lttle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Rale, at moderate Charges
Commission—kL in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
IS per Dent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF S iLE PAID TO 'VENDORS

RAME DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

THE BE PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.

JOHNSON'S 13 ARS A PARILL & AND
BARK PILLS.
The °eternity of the healthy state of the blood cannot
be too deeply hnpreseed on the mind; when impure the
whole fabric ix diseased, showing itself under the form
of pimples, boila, abcesses, aoorbatio eruptions 'curvy,
scrofala, cancer, and other affections of the glands and
skin.
These Pilla stand unrivalled as a powerful and
permanent reiterative They szhilirate the opirits,
Increase the .ppecite, invigorate the nervous and
muscular system, giving • renewed action to all the
functions of the human frame. the torpid state of which
i• the sole canes of debility ; oostivenem, inaction of the
liver, bilious dersegeroent. Pills, Aø.
This valuable medicine will be found • certain purifier
and restorative for all the diseases above enumerated ,
and more convenient end economical than any other
preparation. They may be tam. with Nasty by the roost
delicate and debilitated constitution; and, being purely
vegetable, are cepreially recommended to sea-faring
persons, emigrants, persons padding in tropics climates,
traveller,.
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dreei.

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_
TO the Nervous sod Debilitated. Read mid
judge for yoemelL Dr. Bamemilas jest published
23,000 cupids 0, the "Secret Mend. • most valuable
book to young men on the treason:A ana Imre of
Novena sad Physical Debdili. loss of Memory. Dime.
of eight. laadtadr, pans in the Busk, local Weaning,
on of Spirits, be. , with plain dlnotiona for
iprtoSsertrestoratioa to Walth sad vigour. The book will
be sent poet free to any address, *mare trona obeereaties,
oft receipt of two pimps.
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Weasel= Seed. Landes. N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

WVFB IN-TERKSTING AND EXTRAO6DTTIART

CASES_ OF CURE.

-
'''-11211.111 ALSO 01. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, Sc.
gtheV Bea. JAB. SMITH, LaeV Igetiggri pagsveas
owe" me Baptist 'liaises', .8.11,
TVs case came under my notice in Mareh Igen
every symturen of Decline was present, and oath sa
accompany the mooed stags (ace my book). I found tubercle
In both lungs beginning to suppurate. Dr. IL, under whose
Vestment the patient bad bean prior to this declared the
hag dassimod, aisid prosolowal to. OW luipelirai. In about six
weeks I saw Mr. Smith again—(l bad corresponded with
bin, meanwhila)—. Cough and expectoration si ost readied.
knathing better, appetite better, but pulse gut:feeble." Is
another month the improvemeto wan still more decided:—
"No cough, expectoration very might, gaillinf flesh." On
"no active disease now, thoottb lanes weak..
And no (as the memoranda of my book tes(ify). by further
Continuance with my troalm.ot, the pewits
sally re-
reseed flesh and strength, and mewed his preaching so'
gligiblerita. Suffering from over-exertion, Is the tarty
Pon or boos year, a light tonic prescribed by me set him to
rights. He is now tbe settled minister of the New Chß,
&arm. • letter received from him, February I
Mortis as Mows Mill in good besnli. an!!
la Plasma kr ray paw So be of iftcs In say way.

1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

Dorsetsbirt.

GILIAT WilTlllll RAILWAV.—Ther• will be no .1 tin..
%ions in the trains on this railway for the month of
Hay, and the February time tables will remain in
forte.

Tut Bishop of Salisbury lais meetly lioensed the
Rye. Philip Birt Adams, clerk, M.A., to the Curacy of
Backbone Weston, bad the Res. George Law Harkness,
clerk, M, A., to the Chaplaincy*: the Shaftesbury trolou
Workhouse.

COUNTY FINANCIAL BOARDL—Mr. R. B. Sheridan
voted for the second reading of tke hill for establishing
Opting Financial Boards, and sgsinst it were—Mr. J.
Player, Mr. G. G. Glyn, and the Hon, W. H. B.
Poetise&

COUNTT COURT CIRCUIT FOR May. Andover,
Monday, 11th; Fordiegbridge, Toesdey, 12th; Christ-
church, Wednesday. 13th; Blandford, Thursday, 14th 1
Poole, Friday, 19th; Weymouth, Saturday, 1602 ;
Dorchester, Monday, 18th; Bridport, Tuesday, 19th;
Shaftesbury, Wednesday, 20th; Wineantoo, Thursday,
21st; Salisbury, Friday, 22nd,
COMIIITTID TO TI!! TIONIZT COUNTY GAOL.—
Herd LaSoerr Riehard Courtney, assault, &a, at Wey.
mouth, Smooths; Ellis Brake, misbehaviour Sherborne
Union, 21 day.; Eli Walton, assault, km, at Rioson,
!months; Thomas Corbin, assault at Langton Marravers,
14 days; John Lewis, vagrancy at Poole, 14 days;
George Thorne, stealing a hoe at Bnekland Newton, 14
days; John Belie', liting brick. at Portland, 21 days.
frapriaortmeref : Matthew Bendall, refusing to oontribsta
te the aspired and maintenance of his two soon in the
Milborne Reformatory School, 20 days.

Tea Imes CHURCH. —in ihe division on Thursday
night on Mr. Gladstone's resolution for the disestablish-
merit of the Irish Chursh, amongst the 330 ayes were
—Mr. J. H. K. Oaleraft, Mr. ff. Edwards, Mr. K. D.
Hodgson, Mr. T. A. Kitchell, the Hon. W. H. B.
Portman, Mr. R. B. Sheridan, and Mr. C. Waring.
Mr. H. D. Seymour paired in favour of the resolution.
The 265 noes inolnded—Mr. R. Brooks, Mr. J. Floyer,
Mr. H. G. Stork Lieut.. Colonel N. Stun, and Mr.
J. W. Treeby. The following is an analysis of the
division :—LiberaLi voted for, 321; Conservative, voted
for, 9 ; Tailors, 2; Pairs for, 14—total, 346. Coonnea-
tives sstsa against, 260; Liberals veted against, 5;
Tellers, ; Faits against, 14-4olal, 28L Total for,
346; total against, 281 ; Speaker, 1; Chairman 1;
absent, 22; seats vasant, 3; borOughs disfranchised,
4—total, 658.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-05

Starktts.

The arrival of English wheat in Mark• Line on
Friday were again limited, and the extreme prima of
Monday were realised.—ln the cattle market trade has
hen dull though rather brisker on Thursday, owiog to
diminuLd supply.—ln the wool market there has of
lota been only • quiet demand, and tin approach of the
new *lip riedws burin timid of going is too deeply.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

WOOL MARKET.

BRADFORD, Thurso:hr.—A fair quantity of wool has
been 101 l since Monday. Spinners bays recently taken
lane orders in yarns, and have to • greet extent
covered them with wooL Staplers are holdiag out toy
an advance, and Nome report that they could fr.d.
Ii they would submit to last week's rates. 'r, how
ever applies solely to the best sorts of lustre wool,
middle and inferior kinds being in comparatively Uwe
minima at late rates. The tone of the market is quieter,
but mph:fliers find staplers worse to deal with. TIN
best qualities of wool are Id per lb. dearer than they
were • week ago.
LONDON, Friday.—Considerable purchases of low
wools have been made this week for export to America,
the transactions having embraced upwards of 3,000
bales. For English wool the market has been rather
quiet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

HOP MARKET.

BOROI7GH, Friday.—On the whole the demand for
hope has been less active. Fine parcels continue to be
held with firmness; but inferior produce has been
neglected. Mid and East Kent., Li lOs to ; Weald
of Keats, Li to £5 ; Sussex., £2lO. to 4:411s ; Farnham',
DI 10s to LV 10s ; Coventry, £4 4s to Eli ris ; Bavarians,
to £6 ni ; Belgians, r 3 fps to L 3 lfis ; Yearlings,
£3 10 to £4 10g.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

D. CLARKE'S WHEAT PROTECTOR

Which bas been tested for upwards of TWENTY-TWO
SEASONS, and proved to be • Certain Preventive of
Smut in Wheat., and an effectual aafeguard awaits% the
destructive attacks of the Slug. Grub, and Wireworm,
at a Coat of Twopence per Acre. Prepared at G. B.
CI. a AKE'S Manufactory (Son and Successor to 1).
CLagge), W,burn, Beds.
In Packets 9d. each, containing sufficient to Dress
Seven Bushels of Sced.
The Proprietor, in presenting the "Wheat Protector"
for the Twenty-third Season to the notice of the
Agriculturist+ of Great Britain, has much
satisfaction in referring them to the very numerous
List of Testimonials, upwards of One Hundred and
Fifty, selected from the opinions of Thousands of Gen-
tlemen of the highest standing as Practical Farmers,
during the Twenty.two Years it has been used with unde-
viating sum.. Space will not admit of the whole of
the Testimonials he annually receives being printed;
but the facts expressed in these Letters (a List of which
eau be seen at any of the Agents), of the Preparation
having prevented Smut on the same Farms for Twenty
Years, and its rapidly Increasing Sale, are the best
criterions of its Superiority over (every other Wheat
Dressing.
Seed dressed with this f4pllstion may be lowed
directly ; or. should the weather prove unfavourable,
it may remain for any length of time without sustaining
injury. It will not decompose if kept in a dry situa-
tion, but retain its properties for years; it materially
assists vegetation—in short its value is better expressed
by the fact that it loss been tested by the side of more
expensive preparations, and in every instance proved
the most successful.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

• =WING
nosaNds
awoke
V

DENTISTRY.

In conaegnenot of Ow oral bloooon of Prdaire,
MONS. LEYS, Surgeon Dentist, and
Manufacturer of Artificial Teeth, of 5, gy,
TH OM 154ITRIZT, DrITMODTII. will In future attend
DORCHESTER TWICE A WEEK W =WM AT
and SATURDAYS) at Mr. WfimArfilllo 5,6, SySyrg.
gram. from 1 tO4 p.m., and will attend ill pntients
st their cora resideoces by appointment, without extrs
I chug., ,itbin one mile of Dorchester, on Wednesdays

°Uit Ligys artifisial teeth, unrivalled tor use,
...fort, natural appearance, and. durability, and given
• written warranty. as to keep in good repair, tree of
ob.rge, for a period of ten years, for all his work,
which will save the inconvenienee of returning *hen to
the dentist, and having constantly the hand in the
pocket to provide for repairs.
M. LKTB has redumdhis rides within the reaah of
everyone. Consultation free

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

WOOL.

Isquitirr.—On Monday an inquest was hold at the
Bear inn, before 0. Symonds, Esq.. on the body of Jane
We'stead, the wife of a labouring man residing at Wool.
From the evidence it appeered that the buslnind left
her on Sstnrday looming to go to his work, the
deemed having to go to Dorchester by train
to receive 101110 money. and at eleven in the
morning she left her mother's home to get ready for
the journey, baton her husband's return at seven o'clock
he found the door locked and the key inside.
lie called the wistance of P.C. quarrell
who burst open the door and found the woman
hanging by a strap from some wood work
over a small close: door quite dead, and
had, to all appearance, been at some time. After
heating the evidence the Jury returned a v.vilict that
deceased hung herself whilst in an unsound state of
mind. Deceased was about 24 years of ago and had been
married three years but had no family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

LOCKS, ItEDLYNCH. WILTS.

MR. lIANNEN is favoured with instrue-
tines to SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNES-
DAY. OCTOBER 14th. IS6S, the FARM STOCK
and STOCK.IN.TRADE, of the late Mr. Jolla
Sreeer.
The Farming Stook consists of six very good dairy
cows well seasoned in calf, a two.yearml.l heifer forward
in Golf, 2 weanlings, 2 vows with pigs, 3 sows in farrow,
2 fatting pigs about 5 score each, and 20 store pigs,
uaeful boy cart mare, handsome five-year-old bay pony
11-hanils good in Inane., neat gig and spring cart, rick
of prime clover bay about 74 tone, stracl, of old ditto
about 3 tons, 3 ricks and I stack of hay at the " Fran'
chin," which must be viewed before the tale, a rick of
note the produce of 2 acres. (•,11 this hay •nd straw
nia• lx. removed.) Rick straddle on 7 pair of stone*,
abut 40 sacks of potatoes, • light 2ihorso waggon on
good wheel*, shamble cart, plough, harrows, and roller,
trace and Darn harness, borun hoe, seed machine, a two.
horic.power thrashing machine, set of 4 waggon wheels,
pair gig wheels, 3 ladders, 2 seedlips, 2 cider maks, and
a variety of small articles.
The Stoek-in.Trade comprises, twenty oak trees, 1
prime oak butt about 20 feet, 1 walnut tree, • large
quantity of 2,3, I, 5, and 6-inch well-seasoned prime
walnut, oak, ash, and other plank, 5 red deals, • *own-
&relate qua:laity of oak elm, chestnut and deal board,
numerous hit• of slabs and Anrt plowu of timber, ro
oak joists, 17 bundles of oak spine laths, 26 oak spokes,
*luxe quantity of oak and deal panelling and doors
from Diownton church, oak reading desk, pulpit stairs
end rails, gallery front, 4 oak finials with carved tope,
4 large gothic window frame., an arch-top window i;
feet high, 4 ditto 7-feet-2 by 0.1•et.3, several smaller
windows, 7 new iron easements, about 200 feet of
moulding, 31 yards of new felt for roofing. capital 6-feet
turning lathe arid tools, timber gin and chain, carpenters'
bench, elie.t and toads, a general assortment of iron-
mongery, paint stone and mailer, paint pots and paint,
oil can and oil, n«w untold iron and lead, iron columns
and brackets, coffin furniture. curbing stone snl coping
brick«, 5 cramp• and a large variety of plan...sand otlor
workiog tools, quantity at nighogany veneers, 32 oak
bolnalere, and about 50 oak panel., a large
quantity of short piece., of board and scantling., 2 new
cucumber lights, patent malt mill and numerous other
effects,
e.t.d./roes of the whole may be had at the place of
:Sale, or of the arcrioNFEß at Fordingbridge.
Luncheon at 11, Sale -it 12 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

POTATO MARKETS.

80100011 AND SPITALFIIIILDB, Friisy.—The various
markets have been heavily supplied. The trade has
been rather quiet, at our quotation* :—/inglish neva*
80s to 1604 ; Scotch Regents, lON to ire; Jersey,
70e to 9(*; Preach, 40s to BCe per ton.

HAY MARKETS

SICITIEPTILD.—IIeadow bay. £4 10s. to ES 10a..
clover, 1.4 10s. Oil. to 1.6 6a. Od.; and straw,
LI Ba. Oil. to El 12a. Od. per load. A fur supply.
ComecaLewn. Meadow bay, £4 10s. Od. to
ES 15a. Oil.; clover, £4 10.. Od. to £6 10.. Od. •
and straw, El Ba. Oil. to El 18.. Od. pot load
A steady demand.

WIIIIIOIIAPIL. - Meadow bay, ,C 4 Ilk. Od. to
CG OS. 0i; clover, Lb Oa. Od. to £7 Oa. Od.,
and straw, El Ba. Od. to El 14s. Od. per load.
Trade active.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

igarketss.

The corn mutate remain without any Lppris
alteration. Wheat undo tains the Price of several weeka
pest, snd barley, beans, peAs, and OLte alternate to the
extent of Gd or ls • qr. up or down, according aa
supply iz slightly greater or lass.—The meat trade is
in a similar state of quiescencie ; choioe qualities of both
beef and mutton make high prima, and thin and coarse
animals are dull of sale.
COIN ATRIAL& —The averages deduced from tit,
weekly returns, published in the Lowlon Gazetts, gins
oats
the following results for the 52 week' ending the 28th
of September :—Wheat, 671 94 per imperial ter;
bsrley, 41s led ditto; and ,
27. GO ditto. Tbe
following abstract shows the dates of the highest and
lowest priests during the same period :
flightet Priem Lowest Priem. Difference
Wheat, May It 71.74 . Rept. 21i Os 7d ......f1.0.l
Harley, April 28 44024
Ont., July tr 11.44 Oct 24, 1667 24,61 ......
.The extreme range of the price of wheat has been •
grainsl rise from 64e 5d per qr. OD the Bth of October,
1867, to 74574 on the 12th of May last, wheu it at-
tained it, highest price, and bas num fallen to 531 74
on the Mb of September, its lowest intOt daring the
year.

CORN MARKETS.
immutut OORN AVERAGES.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

rufous POZ PRINTING.

The tenikr oi Mr. /17111Ww— ---W;;;" -none. pted for the
Borough printing.

THE EORVIYOR AND HARBOUR MASTERS REPORT.
The Surveyor and Harbour Masters Report were read,
the latter report Mated that 000 of H.R. gnu boats had
done about e. 3 damage to the *ln pier on the 16th ult.
by reaping foul of it.

The C1.411K waa uvatrueted to tale proceedings soled
the Captain of the gun Wet for the recovery of the
amount of damage.

On the suggestionsoflir. WEBB, the lighter belonging
to the Corporation was ordered te be sold.
The members then formed themselves into the
LOCAL BOARD.

The MATO{ rid the first =Her they had to dimes
warn to take Otto considarstion • commuaiestion from
the gas ransomer, oompany in reply to one from the
Local Board. He then read the following corres-
pondence; -

Weymouth, 26th September, I 608,8 t Thomas-etreet.
Dear hir,—On the other side I send you. copy of resolution
leased at a meeting .1 the Dire-torn, relative wthe supplying
the public lampa—Yours truly.

JOLiff TIZARD.
To F. C. Sterna. rag.
((ewe.)
The proposition of the Council and Local Board offering this
company £3 per lamp haring been mad, item resoiced—" That
Use clerk be instructed to write offering to supply pa at £4 ea
Per lamp per annum, subject to 2i per cent. discount if paid
within two months, or LI the Connell preferred. the company
were 11 filing that the consumption 4.1 0,..h..;,1 be ,Leuwe,d
by average tinter Indication subject to the same discount."

"That the Town Council and Loci Board offer the ps
cowpony • price of LS per lamp, such auto to Include lamps,
tamp poste, and all expenses of lighting and keeping the lamps
In repair, and all other calmness incident to the mine, such
lamps to be kept lighted etc') night front aueiset to sunrise,
from the 14 of Sovember to the last day ..f February, end from
or. hour after sunset to the commencement of the moon' hour
before sunriee, from the 14 of March to the loot day of May,
and from the let of Anew( to the last day of October incliod re
In gm" your, .xcept two nights before, one night after full
moon In eoh month, mid that UM enigma be entered Into for
• period not exceeding sit year. with such company."

A lung discussion took plate upon the subject, but as
the same opinion base been expressed on so many
occasions, and reported in our columns, we merely give
Mr. Howard's preposition, which woe seconded by
Mr. Commins and earrieil unanimously :—" That the
members of the Local Board, in discharge of their
duties to the public, consider the price asked for the
supply of gas by a letter of the gas company dated the
28tb of September still excessive, and request the Town
Clerk to write to the Gas Company, asking them to
reconsider the question.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

TO H.R.H.-fil-E PRI4CFBOF weLEs.

CiLRNFIELD ST ARCH.
Exclusively used in the ROYAL LAUNDRY,
The LADIES are respectfully informed that this Starch
Ii exclusively used in the Royal Ismndri, and Her
Majesty'', Laundrem says, that although she bee tried
WHEATEN, Rice, and other POWDER STRIDERS, she ham
found none of them equal to tte OLWWD, whieh is
the fined stimuli she ever med.
PRIZE YILDAL AWARDED POE ITS
SIIPSSIORITY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

ELECTION OF SCHOOLMISTRESS.

rrinz GUARDIANS of the above UNION
1 will, at their me..ting to be held on THURSDAY.
the lhth of OCIONER, proceed to the ELECTION of
• ISCHOOLIIISTREAS. for the Union Workhouse.
The person to be appointed mug be fully competent
to instruct the children in Twirling. writing, and
arithmetic, and to perform the other duties required by
the Poor Low Hoard and the Guardians.
Salary 1.10 per annum with furnishol apartments,
board and washing, and surh increase, if any,.. may be
allowed by the Committee id the Council on Education.
Applications in the candidates handwriting. with
recent Testimonials, to be rent to me on or before nine
o'clock on the morning of the oaid 15th of October, awl
the applicants will have to attend at their own curt at
the workhouse by 11 o'clock in the morniiig of that day.
HENRY LOCK,
(leek to the Guardians.
Dorchester, October 4, 1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-13

Enittsbire.

POLITICS AZ SALISBURY. —A largo meeting of th
Liberal party wee held at the Anembly-rooms on Wed-
nesday evening, when Mr. E. W. Hamilton, who has
offered himself for re-election, &Amsted an address.
At the close • resolution was unanimously carried
approving Mr. Hamilton's views, and pledging the
electors to give him their cordial support at the nest
election. Mr. Marsh, the other Liberal member and
candidate, was also present, but he could scarcely
obtain • hearing.

ATMITT TO LIMIT • It•Vt.w•T TWW.—Georce
Wanaborough, n boy of twelve, hos been itommitted by
Lord Heytesbury, from Warminster, on a charge of
having maliciously and felonionsly_pluoil three stones
on the Salisbury branch of the Wilts, Somerset, and
Weymouth Railway, at Norton 13avant, on the 25t h
ult. Fortunately the obstruction was unattended by
isrioua consequences; but the 00011M31100 having been
reported to Sept, Abbott, that °Most found ground for
suspecting the boy, who admitted the offence, end in
his mother's presence subsequently he also acknowledged
that he bad placed the stones on the hoe, but he denied
that he had any malicious intent. It being out of the
power of the Bench to convict summarily, the bc,7 woe
committed for trial.

pannim end published, at Cbarob-otreet, Doroboote r
by Am= Amiss, ot the Parish ol Prediagtos
for ..It sad 00-oroPtisecr•
Theriey, October 13, LW