The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-07 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AG RIC ET I,'CU RAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY,
el, but the condition excellent.
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iirtgg. ttiaurleydssufferevd - st lIORItIBLE fRIME.
LATEST NEWEL Boroet efinutti ex
excessive rainfall, and from promising to be a
equally with wheat from the Croesexansined: Mr WMlnst..: 1711efscl hhie. manfin,„lld. en. tsiviethmouillt ;alhtteirtinhag the ouwldhee'lPoPrart •its
laana Pa"P 'fro" it;
sEPTEMBER 7, 1875.
,oing into soy *ere • I---------------------------------'o
the New l'ork Ilerara of the Est of Augu5t:h.„......,.....,r brfluswi
i.d.,....L.
Somensetsbirt.
to us by the steamship Somerset of the Great
--4,----- towards the disposal of the mill.
wanted the Council to take seine preliminary stele line we find the following :-A report is in cimula ' -"
' THE CORN TRADE. :lir:, 7!..uitiel.corathmalt......,iret.ges.n.ry
earg....
„oh.
te
finding
the The Yeovil guardians have decided not to allow out- )ears ago which i
'n trade remains much the same- I'UFSDAY SEPTEMBER 7 1875.
....................... , , very great crop will be in yieldabout
sheep •to be suffenng from loot•and•mouth disethe on 14th Mr. Lemant really thought that, until the mill was door relief light I the f • ' 'as only
now come toby e eon aeon of a sailor
siderable number of glovers Isevuig gone to America.
ir.
Dot
in
th.
h,catme:.l.l.
tinues to spa cad very Dreenvrood. The schooner Mary E. Jones saii f„.,...."--
been
NOTES OF THE WEEK.
the crop will be nearly an average ; and average
large barley area, Crowe. samined : Pont-and-mouth diocese might become foot
but the quality is generally 'f • rn tbut co.", not be mistaken d.rit by a qualieed veterinary Mr. tiowaa a
yin enor. eLa rot. thing with it . The foot and mouth disease con
ipported Mr. Eliot The questions were rapidly in the Bri.igweter district, new outbreak, lacing Clyde River, Shelburne county, for Boston. and tee.' -,..- ---,r„
a horrible crime committed tir.i • . bon el
nanial Sutherland were passenger,. Shortly afte.rnsani-i
forty eight. whit* aft 7 Active preparations are being made for —" A No, iSh Id th * k
Aye or o. ou t.sy keep on the t , .
nill r and he reported to the superintendent o! police iilinost daily.
..
the two women were brutally outraged I.y. the rg,,,ar-•"er
or quarter. Fail!!!! approaching visit of the Prince a Wales soh disease. The sheep which had foot an mout . wean surgeon. It would then loose the characteristdies a
hfonit and-the crew, except one man, who nows tells the story InTr4
nports from abroad se .
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.t. to Ind yield of sound potatoes will be gathered, the dry I rs'ta b..n treatol with an astringent. Some had pawed from presiding. It was
whether they should lay out anything for repairs, and this on Thursday. the Res. S. Wyndham .
for were then killed, and the baeliee thrown overlies's. ,g.,,,
e raps wi ,t is expected,be out of the hands weather h •gndonouth disease to hes rot. decided to accept 3lessra Petter and Edgar s tender or
, exams of ma- of the dockyard authorities the eying checked the disease; and winter foo"
Mr Jame, Rowe. Neter nary surgeon, and cattle inspector for he also opposed.
thought they would all say ' No. The next question is as A vestry meetin-o was. held at M. John's .hurch. Yon il,
heating the church, at • red of £375, the work to le cr,repowratedftetrh%atratiheelanvetedl
miii:etth.e.iitrhlhemeatsyyownetaht
an augumen- on e 33rd inst., beans are above Mr. Et int moved that the Town Clerk take steps to
,bigis may and will be taken into the harbour on the follow- deficient PTo average, while spring beans are the Dorchester district, spoke to examining 17 of the sheep . " •
. Peas are bulky in straw and well fomented by Mr Whittle
,on the 10th, thd to their having hes- ire
dis of Rolled° Mill by public auction. commenced as soon S 9 sufficient subscriptions have been
thrown on her beam ends and the young women al a-
rewned
ing day. She will then proceed to Spithead. a d I d ie Matolt tit ed with MT Eliot and Mr. !toward, received. th bin but the vessel was subsequently drifted i 1
and nu uth pease n different stages. The symptoms were
'rtiftee I I t writes as follows :-" Miss in -e ea r. a
'1
neat After leaving that podded, but tho yield has been greatly dimin- • . and agreed with or. Lundie. At the present moment the A lent on correspona en I •ngton Bay. **hen the deckloal WWI still on, and th t 4
pithead to any floe knowing anything about the diseases of he beloved of Mr. Turberville, is not -larn ere
ut. t place Malta will be the 1 t hed b shedding. property was under a cloud, because, undoubtedly, Mr. lageaa, of Yeovil, I
._ was no appearence of her having been on her beam ends
~,, calling place. There the Se *ll lex is y Tnynipe and mangolda are :Meep Ile ',masa some suffering from foot rot. h t al: - t She has a rival
as at ou ispo e._
Tate in seeking compensation from the Corporation did likelY to get her money i t and no bodies were found in the cabin. The . ~
rapts will remain a full crop ; pastures are unusually luxuriant, Cr ea-examined : A man seee dressing one of them for foot the -no other than Mr. Bradlaugh -** ho is now a own a u Wain
several days for coalinghad lootetel-mouth disease. not diminish the damages eupwsesi to be done to name is Swain, and he is now bound to a New Hu •
aa .11* purposes. From Malta and the short' of the first crop of artificial ro!rillittdef that Mr Whittle no I dhl not know they mill, and he (the Mayor) considered there was far greater Yeovil with the will in his pocket, offering to undertake.
__rt. whoa lie will be arrested on his agrirab Tumid'
e—go to Venice, where on the 15th October ha has been yield b the h •ld f had Ussotenndcemouth disease, but was sltoilyed they had not it, noise about it than there was any necessity for, so they unlimited expense in connection with the inquest on the F.'
prince of Wales and those who y pertly met y e heavy re o
may foot rot, and for that they had been tres•ol. . S . Pe- - .
would o into the market now with the rosety under a body. The property is said to le extensive, and the ill AN EXTRAORDINARY STORY.
o accompany the second crop. It le liked/ that there will be • Law-suit to
'll embark. I tOthsrge Berson said he had the care of Mr. Whittle s fern at clotirl. There was another question •if they were going numerous.
dispute. _ , . _ , f
A strange story reaches us from Warrington. A f
an the question of the soundness o ew
..........9.•••••• Woolen. Master was net often there. Some sheep came to to deal with that property they must be careful that it settle the. . . I h oi ad been days ago • flatmen, named Houghton, sent to the Pun' li
' Wilson, member for
West Suffolk, Norden on the Oh of August. Some of them were lame, and was sold subject to such covenants as were necessary with the deceaseds mind will tinge. t as m y
that the real name of Mr. Turberville is filaekmore, church and asked to see a clergyman. He was told by sn
he found they had foot rot. Ile cut out the part affected and respect to the whole property on the Backwater. The stated
-rday. In June of this Dorottobire. d the • the brother
year, or less applied vitriol On the lath master was at Norden and Board were not prepared to pass such a resolution as to an that is e of the author of "torn' clerk, whom he saw, that none of the clergy were el,o„te
and during the conversatioa which ensued II h- •
'the ago, ho contested the con- --40.--........ directed him to send some to Millerne. On the nth he took instruct the Town Clerk to proceed with the sale. The Deena.' " . oug ton,
of sudden who came froni Runcorn, told him that he had balsa
Mr. \Yawn, a Liberal, but the THE Bishop has licensed the Rev. Robert Farther, 97 to Milhorne on the way to Piddietrenthide. Had been five question was raised whether they should keep the mill Sennese Dearns AT SAurro:!.—Two CIMCI _ T
extraordinary dream, in which it was resealed b ri -a a.ra
kween rival politica thanna Donut.
clerk, M.A., to the Curacy of Winter bone Stickland, years vrith my Whittle, and had charge of the sheep. Ilad not in their hands, although he thought it would be the best death have occurred in the neighbourhood of suntan
seen any foot and mouth disease, but hail seen a good lot of pan to get rid of it The whole question of the future of within the last few days. On Wednesday evening, M • .re that he would die that day. The clerk tried to persunk
•etutnt representatives of Tug Rev. Lord Sydney Godolphin Osborne has resigned foot ww• the mill should be referred to Sir John Coode. Bennett, landlady of the Ring and Queen publichou.seej hum that he was labouring under a delusion, lout without
'loon the Agricultural the living of Brienstone-cum•Durivesten, in Dorset, and Cross-examined : Master did not go and see the sheep when me. Caddis asked whether they would be putting retired to bed noon after eleven o'clock in apparently g effect. The man persieted in his statenaent that his dream
d would lie realised and to divert his attention the le k
the diocese of Salisth as ary. His Lordship w app th
appointed to he was on e fulace• themselves in dal
a false position nail the mongsgees to health. Shortly after her daughter beard her groan, an
The result WM OA the living in l&IL Viscount Portman is the patron of the After consideration, Mr. Stewani said the uesistnratre had attach the mill with the rest of the property' went to her room. but within • few minutes, and before sao I *ad him the. church. When inside the c-l• t e building
mdment measure, Irving, anal the gross value is 1.53•4 per annum, the ;annuls. carefully considered the case, awl they did not think Mr.Houghton at Onoe made for the communion rail
The MAYOR sail: No ; the present mortgages were on medical aid could be obtained, the deceased expired. In , and trier.
-,rity of 1,729 1 04 The Bishop of Salisbury has instituted to
tion wing : .
the living the Rev. W. W. Warn, M.A. Whittle had taken sufficient precautions. They 11:1il him a:10
and costs. certain properties, the other instance, Mr. t Valium Pleass, who resided at knelt down and offered up an earnest and audible prayer
Mined on Tuesday for the forgiveness of his sins He afterearls saw the
Mr. ATI.E.9IItRY supported the Mayor's opinion against Chesldon, a village near Taunton, comp .
to 1 h
h. i
-mservativo --- Mr. Symonds said he should appeal against the decision. dealing with the mill yet. evening of being unwell, but, thinking it was nothing rector, w uom e related is i ream, who spoke kinally
'hi/l, it IS DOECILEBTER. --....... It was stated that the tail water might be of Annie value serious, not much notice was taken of it. During the to him and told him to keeltettat of harm s way. Th,., man
thanked him and went away. During the afterno
. FB.AYPTON. ultimately to the town, and it night be wise to keep it in night be grew worse, audio the morning a messenger was
again Tim depth of rain during August was 3.16 in. ;in the r
sAUCKET.-Donherter " Excelsior" (2ad Eleven) V. their own hands, dI • his* list, which •a
of
despatched to Taunton for • turonon, but before his the eaine ay re went tol f., was lying at
sante month of PC4, 3.30 in. Frampton "Star."-This match was played at Frampton Mr. THOMAS said Mr. Eliot's motion was qui i
• le 'noppor- awned Mr. Pleatel had expired. The deceased was a Howley Quay, and on reaching the river • fellow work.
, ENTERTAINMENT.-Mr. Arthur Sketchley gave humour- on Saturday bet, anal terminated in favour of the Dor- tune. If the Ward were driven to pumping the sewage young man, and leaves a wife and four children. man, who was at the other dale, beckoned to Houghton
inns readings from the Brown papers, at the To Hall, eheetor team with ten *wickets to spare. The following it had been suggested that the using Radipole dream to bring a boat arenas to take Is i iii on board. Houghton
sa Thursday evening. The attendance was fair, lumped into the boat, and when sculling across the river
are the scores:- instead of a pumping engine might, perhaps, save them BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY AND
'NYE LATE WILLIAM FROST.-We are informed that the Deacuserea .• incusicia" (tut minee). L5OO a year. lie should also like to ascertain the opinions SOUTHERN COUNTIES ASSOCIATION. Lie oar slipped out of the rowlock into the w • water and in
of Old Friends, in this town, of which William Is 4 innings. 2nal innings.
.. of persons in the trade abent the mill. It would be most The annual Council Meeting of this Society was held at his endeavouni to reach it he fell overboard. lie ass
shortly afterwards rescued la his friend •11 • A-
s * ai witness,.
ho was accidentally killed at Messrs. Wright and (1. Dean, c Charey, b Burrows •le not out., • • • • ° unwise to sell it at present. the Grand Hotel, Bristol, on Tuesday, under the ptesidency the accident Restoratives ;ere a,li el and
. 1 e ...
.the man
or, was a member, have paid to his widow the McDonald, h Fox .. .. .. 0 Mr. 110 WARD thought the mill had been put up to public of the Iti ht Hon the Earl d Dude
money his memberehm ensured, and Ea lie. Rogers, h Fox .. .. .. a not out.. • • .. 1 suction 'leveed times durinlast f. years. and all s.
g the,ieg M * • 1874 .-The • list fd taken h .He seemed to be in a fair way for recosery,
ryFJLEFORD ELTING, 4.- eo stewards an but he repeated his statements that he wind,' not
' memben and friends of the lodge which Lydon, Ibw, h Borrows.. 2 about it was generally known. Nothing was to be gained officers for this meeting was brought up and confirmed : better, and to the starrise of his friends died V:ve aft I a"t
•ts
Iby Mr. Barge, the secretary, and Mr. King. Ibw, h Burrows .. .. 7 by delay, and they were now in September, and any the stewards for the Arts Department being Mr. E. W. after Itio immersion. Ile was quite sober at the time of
,r. Kerslake, h Burrow. - .. 0 person would wish, if he wanted to sell property to dispose Williams, Mr..). Dew, Mr. It. It. M. flaw, and Mr. W. It,, the accident.
-The annual prise meeting of the Filling, e Fox. h Burrows .. 0 of it about this time. An empty mill, if left through Crabbe, and the Honorary Curator. Mr. C. B. Wortnep.
-nu will be held on the 15th inst., Nutting. run out .. .. .. 0 the winter, would receive damage that would much PRIERS FOR BONITO:4 LACE.. -Mr. J. C. Moore-Stevens ELECTING A VICAR.
-ill he shot for: -glO given by Spicer, not out .. • • .. 4 peseta the value. As to the damage oiiit to have having placed the sum of twenty-five pound at the disposal The parish of St James's, Clerkenwell, is a Republic
Brymer. M.P. ; .C 5 by Mr. Chapman, ram out .. .. 0 been done by the dam, be believed that what Mr. of the Council for the encouragement of the art of lace- no far as its church administration is concerned. It I '
*syor (Mr. E Burnett); in Filen', is Tudor .. .. .. I Tate had salt would not damage the mill one iota. c ects
'lnns of the corps will knew well the value of making, and the Council having determined that subject its own spiritual Washers ; and the retirement of the
ate
- Mr. Luckham and others arounda . to the discretion and arrangements of Mr. Herbert Vicar, tke Rev. B. Ma-suire, gave an opportunity for the
.v. Messrs. Saunders - 7 the property, and the object with which Mr. Tate ire Williams a similar, or, if necessary, a larger, sum should exert:De of this seal privilege of self•government Two
•te to the prize list la his statements. But instead of the Town Clerk hong
risterrois w aTAIL" he added from the funds of the Society, Mr. Herbert candidates disputed the place to the last-the Rev. M
Instructed to take steps for the diersal of the mill, he Williams now brought up an elelsarate and carefully thee, who. AA senior curate of the church form * r•
Olt successful Ist Innings. end innings. nahtions of sale. That yen years
snt Oxford Fox, h Spicer .• - .. h Spicer _ .. mieht he instrected to r 1.
prepare
anatc•it would cause the sub- matured plan of proceedings, and on bie prep.-sal. leek, has been very popular, and the Rev. Mr. Holdertiess
,d to find .1. White, c McDonald, b Spa= •. b Men •• •• • • would not bind them to sell and
ting. If Mr. Eliot would seconded by Colonel Luttrell, the sum of .Cl 5 was granted wh his opponents described as a stranger. The
-s-the Tu.'''. h De." • • • • .. b Dean - • . .. 1 ject to come before the net ruse for the purpose recommended. It was also resolved on parishioners entitled to vote were smile eight or nine
thus he (Mr. Howard)
ion Burrows. c Kerslake, b Dean .. c Filling. b Dean .. allow his motion to be altered.,, h .
_,,e 13,w,, to _ the motion of Mr. Without, seconded be Mr. Moore thousand, and fos a cousideralale time the controversy
ah Tucker b Dean .. .. .. h spice, .. ~ would second it, and he would the Pto • Stevens, that with the view of providing means whereby was almost as tot and passionate soil it were a mesa n
H. White, b Dean.. .. .. e Faint b Spicer .. division. .
articles of lace exhibited at the Society's show at here- of a elitical election 'tin' ineetha •• •• • •.• • •
W. White, h Desn .. .. c McDonald, b Spieer Mr TALMOt asked
would it not he advisable to put the ford may obtain a in. . ,
sale, this , . . I. . a g were nightly hell
re rows ewe, We Arts Consinittee be at which the spiritual and intellectual qualifications of the
-• 0. White, h Dean _.. b Dean -•• .. mill in thorough repair and working order? , requested to obtain leave to hold an Art Union. similar to two candidate. were debated with remarkable frankne a.
Mr. CHARLES Said Mr. Eliot was perfectly right in the one now held for pictures, but separate! f I T 1 ' P ial ' ''.
-
yor ace. o eloquence. am acrimony. mon claims family claims
ion, la Nutting .. _ h Dean . •• .. objecting to the Board repairing It; because the aler this request the Arts Committee most cordially assented. domestic "t • 't if la t • •rts f •i .
Air ULA, pun y . 4 e rine, pa o eraeca
orit out .. .. .. e Chapman, b Speer.. wonlal wish to do what he liked to put the mill in order. and arrangements were at once made for carrying the vigour of lungs and strength of constitution were ir;
Extras .. .. They might lay out money, and then bidders might ea
• • • • • • • E wishes of the Council into practical effect, the l• ts f • Id• • •T
aaa'
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su ea. o comparts m an. tscustmen. he n iiiii infs-
.-. - "You have not done it in the way I should have wished. THE IllogriNo or 1578.-The Secretary reported that he ten of c 3 ndiallata took r lace in the re ular ' -
01.1 Lehi- n.
14 29 Mr. HOWARD: You have sold the mill, Mr. Charles, two had received • letter from Swansea with reference to the anal n • Ith the once too famili . g
with result, that neither candi•
-- Of three times! Society holding its meeting there in 1878, after the Here- date could lie bean' when he rare to vindicate his cli
"ATTIBTOCK. Mr. CHARLES: Yes, I have sold it three times. 11111.
. ford end Bath meetings; but it was considered premature The friends of Mr. Holderness wotild not listen to Mr.
. ..
"Ezertmor v. Cattiatoalt CC.- Mr. Elsor said it was now ten months since the question to entertain or discuss the question so lung in advance. Itose, and the suplearters of Mr. Rose shouted down Mr.
o the above club, was played at of this mill had been brought before the Council, and if - e Holdernese. It seems a little ridiculous that two tom-
od resulted in an easy victory the members bait not turned the matter over in their
wickets. No lento mores minds, and considered what should be done with the mill, failtobirt. peting clergymen should exhibit their rival interpretations
of dogma anal their rival gifts of eloquence to at lerken-
SA the rough state of the all that time, nothing would be gained by their waiting, --sp.-- well crowd, anal ask the crowd to decide thereupon which
'on and Wescott was even ten months more. If they left It over, the winter „,
'mid innings, as will would be lost, further repairs would be necesearr. and • • DOTAL ARCH FREEMASONRY 111 WILTS.-OD Friday is the letter suited for the elfin of Vicar. But it must
SCAM niuc more ru icu ous s when e mewl p
h •1. I tillthe I roceeal
year's rent would he gone. He should certainly press the there was a grand gathering at Swindon of Royal Arc
resolution before the Board. . Freemasons frail the provinces of Somerset Berks, Rucks, to decide elven the claim* without hearing the candidates
th 'inp. Mr. 'Nona asked whether Sir John had abandoned the Dorset, Oxford, Gloucester, and nearly all the Companions The Rev. Mr. ItOAC, late curate, was elected on the pill
. .. 0 idea that if the Board were driven to pumping sewage, the in Wiltshire, upon the occasion of the installation of the ll 1.0h3 to Mr- lieldernella a 503-nutioritY :re.
.. 1 mill might be useful t Right
Hon. Lonl Methuen as MEE. of the Itoyal Sussex
Mr. ELIOT never heard it eupnosed or even breathed. There has been teat re•oicin on he
Chapter ft( Emulation, No. 335, and also the installation ~., , g 1, g t estates of Earl
that the property would he useful for that. There was an of Lord Henn Thynne, M. l'., as Provincial Grand Superin- as.
...• semi:,
.cnnsequent upon the cooing of age of his ,on,
idea that it might be used for primping Marie's Lake • but tendent of Wine. Ex-Comp. John Ifervey, G.S.K, acted ‘ u,"c •nt Trafalgar.
he never heard it suggested in connection with • pumping as the installation Z.O.T. Prov. Grand Superintendent It in annourc h , hal that the Serapis will sail from Ports.
-urine at the Dam. After the ceremonies a
banquet, wider the presidency of mouth on the .5t if t is month. She will embark the
'he MATOR said very stringent covenants must be put Lord 11. Thynne, wet held at the Goddard Antis HOWL , Prince of Wales at Venice •
to the sale of the mill. lie wished the matter to be the Grand Superintendent having presented for the Messrs. Sutton have issued a schedule of their Royal
occasion an aloundind supply of venison anrlyame. Anions
' to Sir John Coale.
Berkshire RootShowwhich as to take p 1..," in the autumn.
0 lass than 1;2211 is be award •B I . •
• KER said there always had been a question thaw present at the ceremonies and sealant were when if • ed i i rte..
-bather the Board could purchase the mill at Companions Monckten P. as C.P.S.. and President of on Sunday aftentoon, at Bromley. a sulearl, of London,
he should say, the sooner they got rid of Boar,! of General Perpoos • Henry Caller, H. C. T bs, the veneering works of Mr. 11. W. Were were destroyed
J. Chandler. W. Read, A.: Plummer. Wyndham (War- by fire the damage being estimated at nearly £310,4.1410.
-,cl there was an express provision minster) Ward (ialisintry), Sparka Otradfortlon•Avotth The Japan,.° tiovernment has appointed Sergeant-
Nuy waterfall's and dams, and also and N. *entworth, Little. The visitors from the province Major Hanson, Royal Artillery, MI lain retirement from
they must be sold, except under of Berke and Bucks were the Rev. Sir J. W. Ilayee, the British Army, to be gunnery inspector at Yokohama.
's haul no objection to the P.Z.P., 11.1'. D.G.M Berke and Bucks; 11. Dalniaine, Satunlay, the anniversary of the fall of tire French
Nat would bring the question P. Z.J. ; Weig•htrean, I. Ill; F. A. Beth Y.P.Z. ;W. Biggs, Bonfire, passed od in Paris without any incident worthy
P.Z. anal 11. Howard Hodge, U. 771. Dorset-Jelin of ree'w`i•
.., still as strong to those .1 meet, P. P.P.11. ; Wiliam Smith, P.P.J., and Henry C. Kr. E. Mann, wine utercbant, of Leamington. was aecis
-til the deals were Burt. 11. 622. Somerset-lohn Else, DP .P.., M.P.E.G.T. ; dentally shot while partridge shooting on Thursday. A
..s not theirs. The Payne, PI,. • Field-Col. J. It. Ford, P. Z. : James 11. Sloane, number of shots entered that face and body, and it is feared
o hamls ; but if Z.T.P. : Lord, l'.Z. ; Walter W. Martin, .1., and W. A. he will lose his sight.
FITIL-EPILSPITC FITS OR FALLINO SICKNESS-A certain
11, let it pass. liwilsi 5.0.. tnethal adu cre has been discovered for this distending
anuplaint by a physician, who ii......iroUA that all sufferers
'bine to
-van a Ilantpobirr. may benefit front this providential aliseovery ; it is never
known to fail, anal will cure the nmet hopeless came after
--...---. all other means have been trio 1. Full particulars will be
A CHER= BURIAL SOCIETY, which ham for some time sent by post to any pereoe free of charge. -Addraw :-
' been Information at Southampton. is new fairly launched. Mr. Watuams, 70, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park. London
ord Henn Scott. MP .., is the President The fourteen _ -
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saretidents are vrell•known clergymen of the neigh- ------- ___
set all of Iligh Church tendencies, and the corn- MEMORIAL 04.1 t pti.—
-, composed of cler mgy and laymen. Among the The friends of decemsed pentons ate invited to
brought forward for inembershilt is ' • model
weal design I inspect • variety oSI f ESIOHIAI. CARDS, emboesed,
cameo, or plain, at the Mbar of thin piper, 8, High
Westatreet, Ihmelseeter ; at 4, tlueen-street, Bridport ;
'BAT BY A YOUNG LADY. in• at 7, Bontl-street, Wey th.
-nam Miss Agnes Beckwith. a MS Embossed Cards, with name, dates , ag.,m, and •
kwith, of Lanibeth baths, swam verse of poetry, or text of Snipture, eupplied for Is.
oier at Greenwich adjacent to , ,
'eag been given of the con•
....engaged to accompany YONTHOONING BALES BY AUCTION.
'y at four o'clock from Worst:ow, SEPTEMBER R.
- piers en renter up to Dorchester market-Sale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
-"Mutes past five Furniture. plate linen, lasoks, and effects at Wareham,
o a wherry in lay Mr. 11. Richards,
amidst the THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9.
-itness her Ilenl of Ilerefonl Dairy Cows and Hellen, Cart Hones.
'at all; Dairy Utensils, *co at Gray's Farm, Stalbridp, by Mr.
o the G. Symonds.
the FRIDAY, SEPTEMBIR 10.
o Hampshire Down "heeding Fleck, Cart Horses, and
ether lave Stunk, and the Finn Implements at WAY..,
wilt., by Iles-re. Water., S. and ItaWlenee.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11.
heater market, -Sale by Mr ti. Symonds.
WEnsesnav, SEPTEMBER 15.
'sr markst -S.ale by Mr. T. S. Morgan.
FRIDAY, Ss:moths:A 17.
se and °dices and other property at Dor.
Fastior.
'en Sheep at Littleweed, Frainpten.
" SEITEKBER 18.
fe at Dorchester.
'sem ma M.
'ire. a ;,,eultonse Plahts,
At Wrackleferd Ileums,
Ileitera, lthpie
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