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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-05

MURDER AT CARLISLE.

Oa friday debt or Saturday moraMy • brutal afurder
wee aommitted under the walls of Carlisle Castle. The
body o/ deemed (a dyer named Junes Patrick) wm
feted witk tbe skall fractured, and the upper rail of a
lease, whisk bad been seated with ter, lying neer, was
'brim* the weapon whlob bad been need. On Sabar•
day emerda a nervy named Campbell, wbo bad been
ma is ossapany with the deemed, was apprehended.
and the sheen be woes fitted footprint' et the wenn of
the mordar. and his hands were All marked with tar,
It le weaned, off tbe roll.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-05

BIUDPORT.

BUM= DIATII —On Wednesday Worth& it the
lit ar feu, Itridport, Miss ferilhb, niece of the haat wd,
Mr. Haines, died vary suddenly. Oa t;turJ .y ,v(niog
the young lady Is a tooth entreated by a niediral
gentlenian of the time. The operation resulted in
nanamation, and death as stated, at the early age of a
littlo one 90 yean, followed. '
T11A.51C1511,1/10 Def. —The tradesmen agreed to a
general dining ef their shop., Iron unity of whieb.
with the prinelpil Inns, a good display of !aunties we,
hung oat. The churn belle rang merry ',At. bull tin
priuolpal feature of the day wee one of the best pro-
cession we bare over witnessed. At ball-past one the
3rl DN. Artillery mustered at the Court, Westetroet,
where they wore moon joined by the I.t aneet rind
under the eommand of Lieut. Good. Oa marching to
the Fattened they there found • doodle nester of the
(Marlin's (11. U. and Forednrs (Oeurt "Star of the
West") *wafting their antral. A proaession was thee
formed, white wes heeded by the See hand of the 341
D.V.A. and their edge, Mewed by deli MO& Then
sane the splendid hawser of the Foresters, and the
long he of Oddfellows and Poreden, two and two,
vsith the beautiful insignia anti meshes of each Order.
After numbing through the main street they returned
by way of St. itiohaers 1.4404, *rend South-street, to
litidport chard, to join the dankserieg Dente° for
the recovery of His Royal Highness the Prince of
Wald An intend coneoures of speetatorm from the
town and country witnessed the proceedings. In the
olivine a large party of the gents and prinloal tnides-
men dined together at the Bull Deed the Oddfellews
and Poreatert fraterulaing at the Dela Ofh fen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-05

THE QUERN'S RECEPTION ON THIS
THANKSGIVING DAY.

',err= FROM RIR MAJM3TY.

A Supplement to the Lenalon Gosstte was
pubikhad on Friday evening, containing the fol-
lowing gratifying oommunication from Her
Majesty the Queen in referenee to the Thanks-
giving Day proosedlaga :
Dow N I xu-rnmsr, WaxTliiAi.u, Feb. 29, 1872.

The following Letter from The Queen has this
dsy been received by Mr. Gladstone
BUCKINGHAM PALLOR, February 29, 1872.

The Queen I. anxious, ae on e previous owe-
sion, to express publicly Her own pampa very
deep sense of the reception She and Her dear
Chilama mot with ea l'smaey,lhaisuary 27th,
from Millions of Her Subjects, on her way to
and from St. Paul's.
Words are two weak for The Queen to esy how
very deeply touched and gratified She hes been
by the immense entinudaem and affection exhi-
bited towards Her dear Son and Remit from
the highest down to the lowest, on the long pro-
gram through the Capital, and Sim would
earnestly wish to convey laer warmest and most
heartfelt thanks to the whole Nation for this
great demonstration.
The Queen, as well an Her Son and dear
Daughter-in-law, felt that the whole Nation
joined with thrall In thanking God for sparing
the beloved Prince of Wales's life. _ _ .

The TOUleglbrame of tide day, and of the
remarkable order maintained throughout, will
for ever be aileotionately remembered by The
Queen and Her Family.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-05

lILTROPOLITAN =AT.

raton.—Tboo ar• mama supplies of
amot oar, far whisk tbe datiaad boa taloa ot the
mamma qaolatioao t—lakatar bote. St to lb Id; middling
Mu% la Ids. lb lid; prim lowSls46 is is U: prim
saoW ditto, it 41 to ao Illd ; Jo ad to ; Year tau um,
la 44 to WIC EYANIIs. lit% Is II to fa ; prim ditto.
4.1 to ; Yugo palt, It to la ; 4.14.4. to to Id.
pot Sabo by the arroaat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-05

THE WITHEY MURDER.

On fialarday 6 Labours, named Roberts or Robins
WU tried at the Oxford Aadaas for the murder of Ann
Maria. at Witmer. Prisoner aouriod desemod,
bosems jealous, end in • state of excitement from
drink Amok hoe on the head with an axe, from the
effoots of whissh she died • month afterwards. Tho
jury returned • verdict of guilty, and the prisoner was
sentsesed to death without hope a morel. Re mailed
lithe seilimos, and walked firmly from the dook.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-29

WINBORNL

-----.
WlllllOl3ll Gutman Bcitooi..-4 already reported,
the Endowed Schools Oonuniseioners haw* issued a
draught whew* to devote onekell the blooms derived
frees tithes for the support of thh ancient boys school
to the establiclunent and maintenanse of a girls' board.
lug mhos' for the Welt of England. This is opposed
by the governors of the school, who seek to promote a
incashes elemleal education for boys exelasively. •
mooed pablie meeting on the subject was bad on
it eventog, whoa tIN• Rs, Lone••ll.4•l4f. Vida.
a Wbsre. Laster, submitted for approval s new
eatteme embodying the four potato: That the education
sheik' be isehding to the prineiples of the Marsh of
gland, and that the ednostion of girls as well as of
beye should be provided for; a boarding and day school
tor the former, and the same as at prusent for boys. By
mese et the speakers it wee eocteaded that the endow.
ment—BlMO per annain—that of Margaret, Omahas el
Itiehmead--wes Wended exeltudyely for hop; hut it
wee siltimitely agreed that the Rey. Lestor.Leeter
&mild *WA signatures to the scheme which be kid
proposed, and that this be presented to the Ocean&
dement It wee dated, however, that the point as to
the edesation Wang east/said asecidiag to the peinclphe
of the Marsh of England would have to he eabraitted
to the Qesen in OchaeU.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

SH OCKING COLLERY EXPIASION.
LOBB OF EIGHT LI VS&

On Saturday morning, an explosion occurred in the
oelliery of Messrs. Stannic.. and 00.. Silverdale, four
miles mom Stoke-on-Trent. 226 men went down to work
at six lc the morning, and at 8 50 an erplosion occurred
in a beam where 26 were at work. Mazy of three wore
brought up suffering from the effects of the Aro, and were
restored, but eight perishsd.
It appears that a back current of air bad blown oat
one of Om lamps at the bottom of a dip, and in order
to relight it one of the charter masters took off
the top of his lamp. The explosion followed imme-
diately.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

HOMN 0.1 Co . N. NotwEs4•4lte•t. Larks, FANCY
OODS, TOYS, Ise.-111olaa3• only.
NOVILTIZII for Ohrintess Premeds sad Now Tales 011 la
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

_
lt-PITOHING PART Or ROPR OQUA.III.
. . . .

Mr. C. Jetity's was the ooly leader for this work.
ilo oflvred to do it for MR with Purbeck pitchers,
aod £B9 10e. for Guernsey granite.
Mr. AiLal =tattooed • plea whereby about half the
export's could be raved, and
It WM ultimately resolved to macadamise the place
instead of pitching It.
TSB [LSI Laltlll . . .

A v ror tb•
ary y n nonteeo-ral --ehr-a«- ml---entorini I
ishabitanta in the Park, oomplaingrd of the mall pro-
portion of gas lamps in th• Park, sal " &eked tor
loon."

7iiioaroed.

PORTLAND.

Thy Coirrior ReTAßUsitusirr.--Capt. Cookwor thy,
late deputy-govarnor of Portland Consist Prison, who
has been appointed pawnor of Brixton, has jest be..
thooessied by Capt. Horne, late of H. d . Army. Copt.
Herne entered upon hie new duties es deputylreveraor
of Portland at the isomreenosseent of title week.
DIATB OP Mr DODO MAN.—Mr. T. White, tbe
"oldest lehebitent," died en 'Monday morning bast,
lathe see of 95, he having been born on September
23rd. 1777. He enjoyed the me of all hi fanlike to
the last.
Max. FOOT Chumirax—An seeideet mourred os
Friday lad, to lir. R. H. Hinds, son of Mr. Hinds,
sleek of Bt. Georgia, Reform. He woe engaged at the
Dew sawmills of the Portland Stone Company (limited),
and was pleats a atone to be sawn. WhUo doing so,
he stood aloes to • part el the gear that was out of work
ad had not been in work that day. By some on.
explained means, the 'trap ooneemed with the gear
in work slipped on the other wheel and drove cc that
which had not hese working before, and as Mr. Hinds
was Gloss to (tic gaging the block, it aught his foot,
and crushed It very much. He was taken boon in •
Ily belonging to Mr. Hodadon, of the Royal Victoria
bodge Hotel, and Dr, Cannthers was soon in attendanoe.
He believed that no boom were broken, but all the
Medan of the toes were sot off. The doctor has been
daily in atteedsom, and m far se ern be judged, lids.
Mode la going on favourably.
BT. Joan's Scums. —On Thonday moraing the
scholars of Bt. John's met for the last time this "half,"
to resides prime and presents before •i} ping their
holidays. They gathered to the number ot 375 la the
boy's room, and behold I there was • beautiful Christ-
man tree, oe which the prizes had been arranged,about
90 in number. Mr. Ash, the master, distributed the
books, aad made • short speech ea the importune of
being molar and pusethal at school. The Rev. H.
Jesour exhorted them to be obedient to their parento
aad theaters, and the Bev. J. Crofton advised them to
"sabres" the valuable opportunities they now bad.—
The boys' work appeared to be vary good, as proved by
epsomite oxidised to the visitors, who Winded
besides the rev. reatiemea mestioeed, the Riess
Crofton, Mrs. Z. Illilengv, and other ladies—The
'tholes' sang "God bias the Prime of Wales, Master
Davies presiding et the hannonhun, and hearty Jeers
were gime for Mr. aad Mrs. Ash, alter which the
atheism dispersed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

FEARFUL SHIPWRICK.
SAiIIOW =OAP II OF • Ll7l-110•Tl CREW.

At Montrose on Saturday during a heavy gale from
the south-pet, and a fearful sea, the brig Henrietie,
of Memel, Cautaur Minuth, from Sligo to 'Memel, wee
men tuning towards the shore. The Minolog•laith life
boat and the Roman Governor were launched. The
Mincing lifeboat decided to pull over the elsogerose
Annat Bank, and when close to the brig the boat wee
'track by • tremendous the, stoggerteg the beet, and
washing her pliant coxswain and three of her crew
over board, but the next sea fortunately broeght the
life boat along skis the brig, end thus six of her crew
were inerailtilly saved. The life boat thstantly pulled
to the rescue of the four drowedoe men, and in • most
providential manner, brought them all in safety ashore
The coxswain and hie three men were found to be in
• most exhausted state, and very much hurt, se the
four men had been crushed by the heavy thee against
the ship. The Roman Governor life boat succeeded la
awing the remaining three men on board the foreigner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

OHRISTEAB AND THE SHOP&

The lailesmos of the beentiful weather on Widows,
wonderfully q debased the preparations for Chriau.a,
whist% had loss somewhat disooureged by the long i.e.
&cues of wee, and although the early eloiing
nary on Wednesday evening Prehlat•d any full
development of our trudennoe's intentions and plsas.
yet there was miongit to show Met the festive AIWA,
will be welcomed as hedrtily la cer loyal tetra as ever.
In Bood-strmt, Mr. Cole, watelimaker awl jeweller,
Hakim op the neighbourhood with thousands of
redactions from brilliant guid and silver, sad jewellery,
Is all its beast:dui forma. LIM Quoin,* 01 thew
*you fashioa vow son think of agreed la
toisoing the prevail*, ate= of sosstently eking
for more, and yet more, till the utmost limit had been
resahed, and their Ileum bad to admit S.. reduotiom
Watches, too, In gold, mod gam, ia as... and without,
for juvettlies, artisans, Wise or gentlernott, all Waked •
determination to go "so task. " But sub was not
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

SIZIAS.

With the ease sport:l3h of ihe Christmas holidays
oar market., m is usual, are assuming • quiet tone.
Values of all descriptions sea very steady, but the
liminess doing la ezeeedingly !lathed. Farther reporta
Ito.. New York oomerning Choir seed confirm the
etallemente previously to hand as to the mellow of the
mew crop in comparison with the seasons of 1870 sod
1871. French and Guinan samples are held for full
tattoos. A few floe parade of new hotowirrown red Deed
have just appeared at market, for whisk long prime
were made. Fr foreign Italica there is • good
demand, at eohamed rates. Perennial Bye gramme.
continuo steady. French Buckwheet meets with a
ready sale. In bird mods there Is s small retail trade
eildat late qoot•tions. Fine qualities of sowing
ere scarce. Joas Ete•w k 80/11, Said
Merchants, 37, Mark Lase, I,ndise, LC.

CIORNS, BUNIONS, sad ENLARGED
TOE JOINTS.—Tbe Pain Is lgtetantly relieved
so 4 complete cure effected by n few •ppliestions
DELLAR'S PLtTRt—S.IJ by all Chemists, •ad
EvAns, Chemist, Dorehector ; Witting& Weymouth;
OI,TDI. BI•wilord. 11. la& and 2a. W. per boo; by
post 14 etainps of I. Pepper, 237, Tottenham Court
Road, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

DR. J. COLLIS BROWNS'S
CHLOR 0 D Y N E.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE.
CHLOKODYNE is admitted by the Profession to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy ever
discovered.
CHLORODYNE is the beat remedy known for Coughs,
Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma.
CHLORODYNE effectutlly cheeks and arrests time.
too often fatal discases—Diptheria, Fever. Croup,
Ague.
CHLORODYNE este like a charm In Diarrhasa, sod
is the only specific in Cholera and Dysentery.
CHLORODYNE effectually cots abort all ',Steaks of
Epilepsy, Hysteria, Palpitation and Spurns.
CHLORODYN6 is the only palliative In Neuralgia
Rheumatism, Gout, Cancer, Toothache, Menia•
gills, in.
From Lard Francis Conynghant. Mount Charles,
lkmegal, 11th Deoember, Ma.
" Lord Francis Coeynghtm, who this time last year
bought some of Dr. J. Collis Browne's Chlorodyne
from Air. Davenport, and has found it a most wonder-
ful medicine, will be glad to have hall.a-losen bottles
sent at one, to the shove address."
" FAH Rummell oommunistte" to the College of
Physicians that he received a dispatch from her
Majorty'e Consul at Manilla, to the offset that Cholera
has been raging fearfully, and that the ONLY remedy
of any servies warn CHLORODYNF..*—See Lancet,
lot December, 1884_
CAUTION.— Beware of PIRACY and
IMITATIONS.
Catmor.—Yiets.Cbanciellor Sir W. Paoli WooD
stated that DT. J. COLLIS EllOW•U we., undoubtedly,
the Inventor of CHLORODYNE ; that the story •f
the defendant. Fauxur, was deliberately untrue,
which, be regretted to say, had been sworn to. —See
Timis, 13th July, 1804.
Sold in Bottles at is. lid., 2s. 91.. 4s. Ga., and lls.
each. None is genuine without this words "Dr. J.
COLLIS BROWNS% CHLORODYNE" on the
Government Stamp. Overwbeluilrg IL.dleel Testintoey
accompanies each Bottle.
SOLI MAnurnowul :—J. T. DAVENPORT,
33, Greet Ramell.street, Blooissbery. Loudon.

TO SMALL CiPITALISTS.
%IRE SH a RIIMOLDERS' INVESTMENT
1 SEISOCIATION out strongly rocommood to that
client' aod the poorol public two or aim moat alligibio
oodartakiort, which oasoot fill to booms mod
exoellsot permanent Lowestoft* aft are ado for as
almost immodiato and Imp rim to price. —Fall particu-
lars aro application at the Ofllese, No. 2, Qamia-otrmit
Plato, Londe., K.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

iaaritto.

wits.

BRISTOL, TIWRIDATTIThe. supply of English wheel
was moderate, and sold /lowly at last werk's prier.
Arrivals of foreign are large ; the demand quiet, •Ithout
alteration in value. Ma!deg barley unaltered. grinding
again 64. cheeper. Malts very dull. Oats folly as
dear with • good disosiba.
DIVIZIS, TIOIIIIIDAY.—Oat market was man
scantily supplied with wheat and Imlay ; good samples
of both ',illy maintained the late rater, but • very .low
trade in infernor sampled On the whole priose moat ht
quoted as lest week.
BIRKERGRAII, THUCIDAT.--Short supply 51
English wheat, and the tone of the trade wait quiet.
MANORS:STIR, FRlDAT.—Choloon quahtlen of
F.ogliah and foreign wheat were taken at proems's p,lOlll.
while other kinds were orgiect.d, and to 100" 016"

rather lower.
IIARIC•IANE, 'LIEUT.—The market preempted
very dull apparently, sad on the whole, vases Merl
inclined to give way. In llogiteli wisest evinoed
Ilttlelldleposition to operate, eves in dry produse, which,
owing to the incemant rain, erm partlselorly Melee,
sad commanded full priors. Foreign wheat was also
very quiet, and ooly fine, dry qsalistes fully supported
previous currencies. Transactions in barley were small,
mad chiefly weaned to choice mattes samples on
fanner terms. Malt experienced a steady tide, both
as regards value and demand. The market for ost,
was inactive, sad with • large supply offering, eousisting
priccipelly of Inferior earn, eerier pricier were in some
Instances accepted. Mate, was cautiously purchased,
wtile beans and pets were dull of isle, bat net iientalsly
lower. Floor of fine quality was dealt in at lets rates,
Merely to supply immediate requirements ; sod other
• remained extremely quiet..

ic•criptiosue

AV likula.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

METROPOLITAN
.MEAT.

supplied of
moot. Prime beef and mutton dors tualAretely
inquired for at previous potatlous, but Inferior kinds.
Winding pork, or. dull. and In matte' instaaom
=wearier to purrhme. I alerior boot, :is. 1, da. 81.;
ditto, 3, r• I. to 4s. 41. ; prime large ditto,
4a. Gd. to 4.. 10.1. ; prime small ditto, to. 10d. to
; rad, ss. 61. to tin; inforrior mutton, 3. 81. to
4s. 44. ; middling ditto, 4s. 61. to 5..; prime ditto. se.
to 5.. 81. ; large pork, 3.. to 3s. 81. ; smell ditto, 40. to
46 Wiper 81b.. by the cameo.
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

IDUOATION CONTROVIRSY.
111da aarraspospialos mad dais mat weak. Appose
111141 las takes part la the saalroveny $7 %anion
nod hal lam, only It mak by IDioDab& brig.
210 tka ltdieor.

Will you oblige the by lasorolog the toompsaylog
Wier to the 8.,. 'Memos item ta your next taus ?
Rarrawe Holm.
weiskiiptea. Dorobootar. Dec 18th, Ira

To the Rev. l'hontris A. 1111,4.

Dui 811,—la the Dorset irpress a Tuesday
sat I observe that la a letter written by you
there is a very free easel my name, and a
V• 7 free application of epithet. to It. My
*oat In addressing you In this public) manner Is
comedy to 1101 RM you, and all the readers of this pew,
that Ido not Intend to retaliate. Invective is a carnal
weapon, and the weapons of my warfare are not cornaL
I have on many coossioes been deeply grieved at Use
pereonalitiss which I have observed in discassious In
the local papers, especially of subjects oonneitsd with
religion. I way God that I rosy never be led into that
snare. I bsWv• that in the House of Commons thine
I. en ardor diet no member shall mention the name of
an opponent, and that wheeever anyone Indicates
another by any title it shall bile terms of reaped for
him personal/y. I think thst DOM rule of the kind
should be observed in all public dircsastons to avoid
lanseemly persootalkies. You inked for facie, and I
supplied you with a few. They do rot appear to have
pleased you, bet my apology moat be that you asked
for them. And elms I answer your questions you will
sot be better pleased, for they eel against your posi-
tion in every institute', But se this latter is intended
only to decline unprofitable alteeitatioa I will not intro-
duce the subject rontler under dissnielos Into It, bet
refer you to some observatints of atoll entitled "Volun-
taryism and Compulsion," which will probably ap
In the same paper with this letter. You have Loaded me
with reproaches without the slightest foandation for
may one of them. Be word however that I do not
intend to take any further public 12114114. p•••••. 1
invectives against me. It will be enough for me to
remember One who when Ili wan milord, reviled not
again, and when He Inffeed threatened not, but oom-
mltted illoaself to Him that judges!, righteously. To
Him I shall on all such 000asons commit toped, hi
some snob woe& a. thew :

Volt—
my— Weed tor. thy dear oatne
Shwas sad reproach= be.
.4.lLhey repratchaad warns thorn.

U thou riumunber mu*
And I shall ramalve ia dime, any odium that may ha
out on ma—Holism me, faithfully yowl,
Elarruatis Holm.
Watt Compton, Dorahotator, Dec. 18th, 18/2.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-24

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Blectrinity. demonstrating the most effectusl,
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functional disorders, ka. In retitled exclasively
by the use of POLVERMACHERS improved
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medical reports and authenticated testimonials,
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Persimmon, Bart., Sir J. R. Martin, Bart., M.D.,
Dr. E. &seeking,
_M.D., Dr. A. Clark, Physirdaa
In the London HospitaL This ramphiet (seat
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Gtheitio arrangements have proved most
tffiosciotts, even in mums where other eleotrioell
app•ratas end ordiukry medial tnatmeat have
been tried in vain, espeoially In those ailments
resulting from deficiency of vial electricity In
the affected organs. —Apply to J. L PULVER.
ILACHER„ Chivas& Establishment, 169, itagsat-
street. W.