The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-12-21 00:00:00

PORCIIESTER AGRICULTURAL RIPOSITORY
SALE.
1%4R. T. ENSOR begs to announce that, in
I consequence of Christmas Tray being on a
Saturday. his REPOSITORY SALE will be held on
Faumr. Drczunra 24th.
Early Entries are solicited.
CANNING COURT FARM, PITLIIAIi.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. W. S. Follat, to SELL
A1(1111N, on Wannannar, Parrifsaa 29th,
DAIRY UTENSILS, requisites for 100-
o.w Pahl. Pies. kr.
They are of the hest deacrinthm and equal to new,
anl are to he 5.,1.1 in consequence of Sir. Follett
hming let his dairy.
Sale at Two o'clock.

THOS. S. HORGAN,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
VALUATIONS FOR PRoRATE,
BALE Of FAT STOCK, &c., held every WIDNREIDAV
at the Dorchester Fair Gonna

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, DORCHESTER
THE following is the LIST of SI'DSCRIP.
TIONS at present promised in AID of the
FIT N D for RESTORING HOLY TRINITY
CHURCH.—
£ s. al. £ a. .l.
l'roceede of Bazaar ma o 0 I Smith,Mr.Boyton 5 0
Churchill, MM... 130 0 0 Smith, Dr. ... 5 0
Chtirchill. MIME. 150 0 0 ' Spark.. Mr. W,. 5 0
Salisbury Dlocewin Ravenhill. Mr. R. 5
Church Build- DorwTa, Mr. J. ••,, 5
;fig Society _. 150 0 0 , Henning. Mrs. C. 5
Williams. Mr. 11. 100 0 0 t smith. /t„,,. 8.... 5
Ihgliy,Mr.G.D.W. BE 0 0 Pantor, Mr.. ... 5
Me.srs. K. and 11. Tbring. Mr.. . 5
Williams at 1,0. 100 0 0 1 1-,..,,,bsit.itin *. 5
Sturt Mr. 11. (~ , Anonytuou., 1'.... 5
100 0 0 , Malciel, Mr. A. 5
Brymer. Mr. \V. , Hodge., Mr. 11.... 5
F., M.l'. _ 100 011 ' Holland, Mr. F.... 5
Eldon, the Earl of 100 00 , .1. It. ... 5
Everett. „,.. It. lit) 0 0; Atkin.,Mr•Alfrt4
Rev. 5
Davis. Mr. Robert 100 0 0 , Ite+t, Captain ... 5
Incorporated Nti•l•lleton, Miss— 5
Church Building ' Longman, Messrs. 5
Society ... ... lOU 00, Chapman, Mr. K. 5
Proceeds of Co..- Mile.. Mr. J. ... 5
101 0 0 I/3y. M...1ty,. ... g
Hawkins, Gr. .:. 50 0 0 Davis, Mr. H. .. 5
Henning,. Colonel Tryon. Admiral... 5
CR. ... 50 0 0 Ferrey, Mrs. 5
A. H. . _5OO II Fvler. Mr... ... 5
Ilchestar. 41Arl of 50 0 0 Ili.lwell, Mc. ... 0
Pearce, Mr. IL _ :111 0 II ' f .antain 8a.t.... 5
Boller, La.ly 1L... 20 5 0 •" C. .. 5
Rivers, feint ... 25 0 0 ' Bev. W. Churchill 5
Sturt, Colonel . 25 0 0 Fillih.r, Meoirs.„. •1 :I
Middleton, Mr. H. Ludlow. Rev. F. 3 3
N. ,„ ... SS 0 0 Smith. Dr. Barton 3 3
Burnett, Mr. R.— Z 0 0 Collected by Mr.
llodges, Mr. J. fr., H. Ling_ ... 3 3
Jun. .. ... 25 0 0 Collected by Mrs.
:ire, Mr. 'Edwin 25 0 0 T. S. Riggs ... 3 3
S rer, Mr. A. ... 25 0 0 Mieliel, M. ... 3 0
n4t Instalment itodgett, Mr. ... 3 0
of Ladies' Guild Bli.,ett, Miss ... 3 0
Cards ._ ... 23 4 3 Spicer, Mr. James 9 0
Second Instalment Itantnhill, Rev.
of Ladies' Guild 11. E. _ ... _. 210
Cards . . :..24 8 0 Tnwey, Rev.F. F. 2 2
Dr.Prew,proceeila Willianis, Mr. J.
of Lecture _. 21 2 0 A. ... ... 2 2
P.oucher. Rev. 11. 21 0 0 Williams, Mr. ,
Floyer, Mr. J., Itober„,t Jun. _. 2 2
M.l'. ~.. ... 21 0 0 Drat, Mr. 3. S.
Fattison, Mrs. ... 21 0 0 W. R. M.P. 2 2
liawkituk!lrs. ••• 20 0 0 Leigh. Major ... 2 2
Coombs. Miss ... 20 0 II Hayman. Mr. ... 2 2
Davis, Miss .. 20 0 0 Itirne.. Mr. 11. ... 2 2
Kin,ler.ley, 11. r. ittlykSon %%ark 2 2
KL. ... ... *1 0 0 sly. Mr. J. _ 2 2
Page. Miss ... 20 0 0 11.1.4e,5irE., Bart. 2 2
II
Thornton. Mr. It. 20 0 0 Mosey._ Mr. ... 2 2
Aldndge, Dr. 2u 001 es... Mr. B. .. 2 2
Bishop of Salta.. Saunders k Jacob
bury ... ... SI 0 0 Me•isrs, . ... 2 2
Anonymous. J._„. 15 0 0 t Godwin. lir. John 2 2
Lambert, Mr. W. 10 10 II Slade. Mr. W. . 2 2
Lock. Mr. A. 11. 10 10 0 Sanctuary, Arch-
liodgm, Mr. J. F. 10 0 II deacon ..._ .' . 2 2
Wallis Mr. J. ... 10 0 0 Deveni.b. Mr. anil
Gone, Mrs. ... 10 0 0 Mr, M. . .. 2 2
Persona. Mr. C.... 10 0 U Dan.ey,.lohn,Es;i. 2 2
Stone, Mr.. ... 10 0 0 Jancrin. Rev. .I.
Tudor. Mr. John 10 0 0 W. _ 2 0
Ilankes,ltevEldon 10 0 0 Smiley:, Miss ~ 0
Lyon, Major _ 10 0 0 Hooke, lbw. J. I'. 0
Kir.dersley, Sir R. Brown, Widow... 13
T. .•. ... 10 00 ' V..sg. Mrs. ._. 5
Sanderson. Mrs... 10 0 0 Hankey. Rev. IU.
Green, Mrs. ... 10 00 ' Burt, :4r. Si. ...
Baker,ltev.Talliot 10 0 0 lie.. Mr. G. ...
• •
Wood Mrs and Holland. Mr.
M ...
. ".$ - 10 0 0 .%1.1....rth. Mr. .
limier. Mr. fl. ... 10 0 0 1171.41101 X., Mr. k..
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 0 Green, Rev. J. ...
Mayo, Mr. 11. ... 10 0 0 Eteior and Co., PAS t ...
Rond, Rev. N. ... 10 0 0 Meao,,
Sir E. B. Baker, Mayne, Mrs.
10 0 0 It. WEDDING BEI:
Bart. ... ... En.r, Mr. G. ...
Green, Mrs., pro. I Poole. It., EMI., DINNERS, TEA.,
coeds of needle- 1 1:.II. A. ._ I
work .. ... 8 0 01Watt..
Ilall. Mr. 11.
_... 5 5 0 , Lok, Rev. W.
_.- 1 18 , CORNHILL, DORCHESTER
Davis, Mr. John 5 5 0 t Mantel'. Sir John
Bond, Mr. N. ... 55 01 Ile+ ... I --
Grove. Mr. ... 55 0 ! Mr. G. Mayo ... I
Lock, Mr. F. .. 55 0 ! Rion, Mr ... 1 J. HARRINGTON
Collected by litr. Bora., Mim ... 0
Mlles ~ ... 54 6: Evan.. Mr. ... 0
Parmiter, Mrs. ... 50 0 lirocklelank,Miss 0 111,119 to inform the (:entry and Inhabitants of for.
Hazel, Mr. ... 50 0 V...., Mr. ... 0 cheater awl the surrounding neiglilseurbooil, that he
Anonymous _. 50 0 pausal'. Mrs. :. 0u is preparetl to ekeente, in a neat and tasteful style,
Wilkinson,Lieut.. . 141 craft, Mr. J.ll. 0 0 Orders of di Dimoriptions.
Col. ... _ ... 5 0 0 isivele.., Mr. ... 0
Hawkins, Mr. G. 5 0 0 1.-anon. Mr. ... 0
Ling, Sr. 11.
..„_. slt ti Thankolferitia ~ 0 !
Farm., Mr. O.W. 5 0 IS Barnes. Rev. K. 0 iil
Glyn, Itev. C. .. 5 0 II Hodges, Mt. Ct. ... 0
lindiUst. Rev. lir. 50 0 soO,I, s ~ ._ 5170
FRENeII AND EN(11.I SII PASTRY
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS, 1875,1

STYLE, JAMES, AND 00.
The Public are respectfully invite I before purchasing
their
CHRISTMAS STOCK OF FRUIT
To inspect 'Messrs. STTLE, JAMIOL AND CO'S. large and
varied assortment, which will be found without
exception the CHZAPEST AND MOST CAREPULLT
SELECTED of any llonse in the West of England.
VALENCIA.% CURRANTS,
SULTANAS. MUSCATELS,
NORMANDY PIPPINS. TAFALAT DATES,
ALMEIRA GRAPES, FRENCH PLUMS,
FIGS in Boxes from 9d. to Ss. each.
CRYSTALI.I7' FRUITS, ie., am.,
ALSO A LARGE VARIETY OF COSAQUES.
TEAS!! TEAS!!! TEAS!!!!
AB the Teas supplied by lime, JAMES, AND CO. are
KO well known, they think it only needful to remind
the public that special care and attention is paid to
this branch of their Trade, and that they are DOW
offering
GOOD STRONG HOUSEHOLD TEAS
at 101. and 2s.
FINE CONGOU. Very Strong and Full Flavour
"SPECIAL" at 2.5.
FINEST INDIAN TEAS
2s. 10d., 3s. 24., and 3a. W. per lb.
Mb. parcel and upwards 2d. per lb, lemi.
STYLE, JAMES, AND 00.,
40, HIGH Rairt-Staturr,
DORCHESTER.

C. PARSONS,
31, HIGH EAST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to call the attmstion of the Public to the
following, which are cheap and of superior quality.
NEW VALENCIA RAISINS,
411., Li 1., and 0.1. per lb.
--
FINE GOOD CURRANTS,
34.1., 41., awl 5.1. per 11..
_
CHOICE TEAS,
is. fid., 25., 2s. 6d..35., and as. 4d. per lb.
Parcels of Glbs. 9.1. per lb. less.
SUGAR, CANDIED PEEL, FIGS,
SULTANAS, M L'5C,7711.3, :CUTS, &v.
CHEAT AY) GOOD.
31, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER,
(Next door to the King's Anne Hotel.)

CHRISTMAS CHEER!!
WILLIAM BISHOP,
GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
HIGH ENST-STREF,T, DoRCRESTER,
(Opposite the Wllite Hart Hotel),
Respectfully informs his numerous Customers and
Friends that he has is T, %ROE AND Cif 4) Ice
CoLuscri. or
GROCERIES AND FRUITS
For the present Season.
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ME NEW CURRANTS AND RAISINS.
SUPERIOR BLACK AND WEED TRAIL
SUGAR, CANDIED PEEL, FIGS,
MUSCATELS, LEMONS, ORANGES, &c.
CHOICE SMALL DAIRY-FED PORE.
HOME-CURED HAMS AND BACON.
TUB AND FRESH BUTTER.
DORSET & CHEDDAR CHEESE.
OINSIERVZ TIM ADDRESS—
WILLI AM BISHOP,
GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
HIGH EAST-STREET, DORCHESTER.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 13ru, 1876.
WINTERBOIJRNE ABBAS.
jfR T. S
LYL a.inMOlns rANmhsaTrem:ivetl,
SFI y our. THU:I4T,
JATCCAIIT 13th. 1876,—A Quantity of Ash,
gPruce. Scotch. awl Beech TIMBER.
Alm • large quantity of FAGGOTS.
T. S. M. ho.:s to inform his Menai; that the Timber
is of large size and close to a goo4l mad.
Sale at One o'clock.
39, High West-street. Dorchester. Dec. 20, 1875.

TOLLER FRATRI_
Nine Miles from Dorcheeter and one Mile from the
Maiden Newton Station of the Great Western
Railway.
Preliminary Noticeof a most Important SNLEof about
213 DEVON CATTLE.
N[R. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instnn-tions to SELL by AUCTION, on
Trisnay. FEIIRCART 15th, 1576 (being the day after
porchester Cattle Fair).—The late Mr. Edward
Whittla'aDEVON HERD. which for numbers. size,
finality. Mow, coat, symmetry, constitntion, snd
milking is unrivalled by any Herd of Devon% in the
Kintrlorn.
Particular, will be given in Catalogue. in ,Ine course.
Auction Office, 54, South-Street, Dorchester.
--
DORSET COUNTY POULTRY AND PIGEON
SOCIETY.
MAE THIRD GRAND ANNUAL
I. EXHIBITION of MULTI" and PIGEONS
will be held on
Wocrestum and Tifeasuay. JANUARY 19 & 90, 1876,
TN THS
CORN RIOAANOR, DORCKESTKR,
when over 900 Guineas will be given as PRIZES,
Including Twenty-Ave Silver Cup, anfl Pieces of Plata.
Forms of entries and any information may be
obtained of
c. FAItSONR. awl }IL: Secs.
J. STRANGE BIGGS n•
OPENING OF THE NEW PRIMITIVE
METHODIST CHAPEL. DITTtNGATE
STREET, DORCHESTER.
OSUNDAY, DECEMBER 96th, 1875,
lAI TWO SERMONS will be preached, in the
Morning at 11 o'clock, by the REV. S. DOBSON,
end in the evening at 0.10. by the REV. T. NEAYE,
Congregational Minister, Dorchester.
gin limin.tv, lure:ware 27, 1870. a PUBLIC TEA
will be privide,ll in the British School. at Fire o'clock.
awl a prni,lC MEETING will be held at 7.30, to
he addressed by the Revs. S. Dimwits, K RICHARDSON,
T. NEAVET Nleasrs. W. TARVItit. Weymouth, R.
VIP ENT, Atiliotslinry. and other friends.
Tickets for Tea Is., may be bad of Mr. C. Cox, Mr.
11. Foot, Mr. W. B. Mir's, Mr. E. Pc:duv, and Mr.
N. I.zz.
Sesnay, JANITART 2nd, TWO SERMONS will
be preached. in the Morning at 11 o'clock. and in the
Evenin.: at 6.30, by the REV. W. WILLIAMS, of
--
on SENDAI*. 3 ATTEART Nth, TWO SERMONS will
be preached. in the Morning at 11 o'clock. and in the
V.v. ning at 630, by the REV. R. IL CONNELL,
et Wycombe, Bucks.
-- -
On Movnay. SANCART 10th. the Rev. R
CONNELL will deliver a LECTURE, entitled :
" EVERY MAWS MONITOR."
('hair to be taken at 7.30.
Collections will he made after each Service on
behalf f the New Chapel Building Fund.
• -
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
CII RISTNAS HOLIDAYS.
frIIIRD CLASS RETURN TICKETS will
1 is issinsl by the Third (lam Trains to LONDON
frau the undermentioned Stations on WIDNITIDAT,
22nd IDCTTIIiER, and subsequent days.
Available to return up to FRIDAY. 31st DIDCZUDIUt,
Fr Times of Trains see Hand Bills, to be ohttins.d
at all station..
111111 D CLASS RETURN PARIS.
s.
.• 18 6
Innreliesur
nowt- n
Warshaw
r llwus artily .• •• It 0
Newtons
.• •• 11 8
Orilinary Return Tickets between all Stations
(ewelit for distances less than 30 miles) boned on
IYriiNDOIAY, 22nd Dermungs, and subeetent days.
will Is' available for the Return Journey up FRIDAY,
31st IOrSURRii, hut v.
Ordinary Return Tickets issued for distances over
100 miles between any Stations upon the South
,f',..sterr, system, And also between South Western and
sg•boos.,, au-i 1 oa..et l.ii,s Statems :us available tor
the Return Journey within One Month. This includes
ketween ltasiw,t.toke and Dorche‘ter or Weymouth.
The Service .3 Trains I,n Christmas Day will he the
same as.e, giiiiilayt,with Additional Trains, for parti-
culars of whisk see separate Bills.
11(W AI. WlBriT OF ENGLAND
ESTAMA.INE SEROZE4
IN 11.1. INC
NEW AND FASIIIONAIILE COLOURS,
Nfade of Selected and Staple Wools.
A.sii Hi, le (..r 1. 114E8 and CHILDREN, it can
I.' relic-1 on for
DURABILITY AND ORNERAL UTILITY.
LIST Or PIM& AND PATTHRIDI POST ran.
J. G. ILOWB,
dad Pi, Hi'. MARY STREET,
WEYMOVTII.
WANTED. a young man of goml character,
as SECoND POSTBOY : must's° thoroughly
capable of riling and driving.—Apply et the Jusertos
Hovel., Dorchester.
rp) BE LET, it DAIRY of Fifty Cows.—
. Apply to Mr. C. H. WARNI, Holywell, Ever.
FREE EMTGRA.TION TO
QUEENSL &ND.
FREE PASSAG EA are granted by the Government
to Female Domestic Servants of all kinds, who are
quite free to engage with whom they please at the best
wa..lea they can get.
Wages f:2l to 550 a.vear all found.
Free Passages given to Agricultural Labourers
wither married or single.
Wages C3O to 1:50 a-year with Ismni and lodging.
Amisted Passages to Mechanics ~n payment of £4.
Wage., as under :
Mackie:lithe 12s. tolls, a daThipwrigtts 10s. to 12. a. day
Carrenten 12s. tolls „ Tailors ...... to „
I,ao,onasers to (o.. Miners . ....Ios. to .C 1
'the above need not want work • single hour after
landing.
Apply personally or by letter to Agent-General for
queenslan.l, M, Charing Crows, London, S.W. ,• or to
TURK% MATOR, ; 11. M. MANN, Salisbury-
street, Manilforii; .Tao. RINNITTY, Shaftesbury; and
Gs... Wimbonie.

MONDAY, DECZMITER 27th, 1875.
ROUND CHIMNEY T) AIRY 1101313 E,
G LA NY I LI,EB
MR. T. S. MORGAN has received inatruc-
time from Mr. 3on TALBOT, to SVILL by
AUCTION. on MeTtnAr. Onersrata 27, 1875.—The
whole of his DAIRY TiTITVIRTIA, PR • 70-row
Thiry. consisting of 7 good milk leads and stands. 6 '
milk tine and stands, cream tins, milk warmer, milk
strainer, wood pails and buelcets and yokes, cheese
tub, cheese press with lead beds, vats, and follower*,
cheese salter, cord mill. 2 butter churn* and stands,
butter boards, trendies. 1 $6 gallon copper. 4 iron and
2 stone pig trough*. hog Ohs, beam*, prates, and
weights, grindstone, firewood, and many other u.eful
article': also, • gam"( cow ,log.
The whole to he sold without reserve, as Mr. Talbot
Is leaving the neighbourhood.
Sale at One o'clock.
:61, High West-street, Dorchester, Dec. 16th, 1875.

JAMES F. HANNAH.
Upholsterer, rahinetmaher, Paperhanger, Haw Ageng
Apprairer, Undertaker, ke..
DORCHESTER P.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND
NEW YEAR'S GIFTS,
ROTH UNTryt AND ORNAMENTAL
WORK BOXES, WRITING DESKS, DRESSING
CARES, FANCY BOXES, &c.
cAfersn swfss GOODS,
SMALL FANCY CHAIRS,
In Velvets, Repo, Satteens. Cretonea,
AND THE lAR-T %MED
OCTAGON TABLES,
Polished Birch, from 121. 6.1. each.
Greatest Variety in the Kingdom, and especially
suited for Presents.
FOOTSTOOLS AND (Yrl'OM ANS, BANNER
AND POLE SCREENS.
LA DIES NRSOLKWORK TA grt:pricr MOVNTIND.
DESIGNS ANT) MATERIALS
For Amateur Fret Cutters. ,
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stoeke.l with the choicest
proaucti,m for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT. he.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
Rims to Match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Widths and Qualities.
AR Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTHS. MA I'R, MATTING.
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, ac.
rfringrrtraz.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, Imitable
for the 111.v:slots and Corraca.
BEDROOM SUITS.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, plain dit'so,
painted and decoralvi.
Pelson) Mang BUM from £2 16...
GyntLe snpplital at any Cato/nom Prier.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every ..rt. Axe, and qualltV.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Dome stores of .smood-ko,„1
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE

H. J. LAST
BEGS TO CALL ATIKSTIOS TO HMS STOCK OF
DESSERT AND OTHER FRUITS
COMPRIKING
FRENCH PLUMS, GRAM MUSCATELS,
ALMONDS, DATES, PRUNELLOILS. PRESERVED
;INGER AND CUMQUOTES,
CRYSTALLIZED APRICOTS. CIIINOSS, 4tc.
ALSO TO A CHOICE OV
BREAKFAST AND SUPPER DELICACIES
AND KANT
NEW DE-lit:Ns IN COSAQUE&
AGENT FOR
GILBEY'S WINES AND SPIRITS.
11, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.
December 16th, 1875.

DURDEN '8 BALSAMIC ELIXIR
The very beet Remedy for Asthma.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Our Bronchitis.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Cure Cold&
1 D u It De
(Ere Nat 'Ledßy
forl.
..MI
.A.CrtioEn.LIXIR

DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A Remedy for Hoarseness.

Tumoral* ruiraisbed end Conducted.
Agent for the London and Law.a.liire Vire awl Life
Insuranoe emmpanies.

SORICW AND HYDRA.IILIO
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS
11011.9 K On.t
B. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
MEET ANT PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES. THRASHING MACHINES
BOILERS. Sc.
CHAFF currßns, ROOT PULPRRS, CORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, tt.c.
-
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
EVENTOIET) FOR EVERY I,E4CRIPTIoN OP
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAT"TING, GEARING, CASTINGS, &c.
111U4raiel Caal,411(11 post (ca oo application.
Mr. It. L. Turns attends Markets.
THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
()LD DR.
SAIDUZEITT.A. NBEN"
This extraordinary medicine has ft singular
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches, purifies the system,
and acts like a charm. As a snstaining and putibring
tonic it is invaluable, and highly nteotunteutkal in long
standing eases t.f indigestion, nervousness, coughs,
strofula, gous, tworey, anti wanting of flesh. Sold by
ell driumists. Caution—Get the red and Mlle wrapper,
With the Doetnesbeall in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottle., 2s. Cpl., ts., 7s. Ott., and lic. Sent by rail
to any address.
THE OLD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the most popular medicines known for all bilious
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and indiges-
tion, as proved by thousands.
Also SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT, the beet
soother of all sores, burns, and scald'.: each in boxes,
Is. lid. ; Is. 91, and Is. 6.1. By post 15, 36, and 60
Wang*.
Chief Delta, 131, FLEESTREET LOIDONI

DUBBER'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Lao of Voice.

DI3RD E N ' 8 BALSAMIC ELIXIR
For Shortness of Breath.
1:1 RDEN '8 BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Invaluable in Whooping Cough.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS AND NE\
YEAR'S GIFTS.
J. RUSSELL,
(UTZ A. C. HoLMEB).
BOOKSELLER, STATIONER, PRINTER,
BOOKBINDER, AND NEWS-AGENT,
13, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER,
In thanking his friends and patrons for their kind
support, announces he has just received a
consignment of
FANCY GOODS AND STATIONERY
In every variety suitable for presents for the approach-
ing festive season, amongst which will be found
WORKBOXES. WRITING CASES,
PAPIER NACHIK BLOTTING BOOKS AND PADS,
INK STANDS,
ALBUMS, including the new Floral "Album
Parterre,"
SCRAP BOOKS, WATCH STANDS, tc.,
A varied Stock of Purses, Pocket Books, and Diaries.
CHRISTMAS STATIONERY IN EVERY DESIGN.
CHIUSTRAS AND NEW TEAR SCENT SACHETS, CARDS, &C.
De In Rue's Playing Cards, Chess, Draughtsmen and
Boards, Dominoes, Cubes, /cc.
A Numerous Selection of Prayers, Church Services,
Gift, Toy, and other Books, itc.
Au early lasi:v.lkm is wheikil.
All the London and Provincial Newspapers and
Monthly and Quarterly magazines supplied
on the day of Publication.
LATE EDITIONS Or THE WEEKLY rsrgas EVERT
RATCRDAY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PERIODICALS SUPPLIED.
LEDGERS, 111EMORANDUNI ANT/ ACCOUNT
BOOKS, IN GREAT VARIETY.
HEALTH I STRENGTH!! ENERGY II I
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC.—
The most valuable awl reliable strengthening com-
pound ever °tiered to the public. It is always the same,
Anil contains chemically pure Quinine and Iron in a
definite proportion. I donde.' in a careful manner to ensure
the fullest effect of both. It is used and prescribed by
many medical men, and is confidently recommended in
all case, where strength and general improvement of
health is necessary. Sohl everywhere by chemists in
capsuleil bottles containing 22 doses is. 61, next size 11..,
and stone jars, containing nearly six Is. 6d- bottles. ISM&
each.
DEPPER'S OUININE AND IRON TONIC
• Pllrifieli andnrlehri the Blood.
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
I Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System.
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
• promotes Appetite and improves Digestion.
PEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
I animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties.
PERPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
I in Scrofula, Wanting Macaws, Neuralgia. Sciatica
Intidigeetion. Flatulence, Weakness of the Respiratory
Organs. Ague, Fevers of all kinds.
_—
PEPPPR'S- QUININE AND IRON TONIC
for Delicatelfenudes and Weakly Ailing Children.
EPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC
▪ thoroughly Recruits and Re-establishes the I loneral
Bodily Health. Is sold by chemist.; everywhere, in
rapsuled bottles lA. &1., in bottles Ile., and in stone jars
Ms. each. Be sure the name, address, and trade mark of
John Pepper, Tr, Tottenham rourtcroad. London ~'on the
label. Any cheiniet will procure it to order.
DEI'PER'S WHITE COUGII MIXTURE
▪ is the most reliable, speedy, and agreeable cure for
Toughs, Coble, Asthma, Bronchitis, Conmtuption, and all
Diseases of the Lungs, and Air Peasages. It us soothing
mil comforting in its action, and quite different from
ordinal/ rough remedies. Bottles Is. lid. mil 2e. AL
Sold by all chemists .
pELLAR'S--8111-I,IIIO—N—PCASTERS.—Boxes
Ills. lid. and b. sd. each.
pE l IR . A '§-C 0111N1' ASTER S.—Boxes
s. lid. and 2s. AL each. The Corn Plasters are a
certain cure fur Hard or Soft COMM the &Minn Plasters
Proved remedy for Bunions and Enlarged Toe Joints.
Sold by all chemists.
nRACROFT'S ARECA NUT TOOTH PASTE.
—By using this deliciout Aroniatic Dente:May the
enamel of the Teeth becomes white, and polished like
Ivory. It is exceedingly fragrant, and specially useful for
removing incrustations of tartar or ne_glected teeth.
Sold all chemists. Pots Is. and Es. 6d. each. (Get
Creero(t's). - -
nEAFNESS, NOISES IN THE EARS, &c-
-13 Deltas. Essence for Deafness has proved an extra.
ordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally cores, and
I, strongly recommended by thousands who have &rived
benefit. it is quite harmless. Sold in bottles Is. lid. and
2s. 9.1. each, by all
T OCKYER'S SULPHUR HAIR RESTORER
.1J will completely restore in a few days grey or prama.
timely light hair to HA original colour without the slightest
This Maching Self .Thremi.,4, both in Arm and chance of injury. 'The Bair litre iemone_.roftothe best
rereferedloi tit effects toed nly MI&
'tut • perfect]) natural colour , thorough y
Shuttle, being the only one if this kind in the world. crlurtr"bo ugd from Acuff. Snd Ca' Pes the Pc.th of
new hair. it is Id everywhere by ;herniate and hal-
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO AGENTS. dressers in 'bottles at Is. ed. each. Be sure to
"in s Sulphur Hair ROSSOIST.

DURDEN ' S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Promotes Expectoration.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Is a Tonic; Does not Weaken.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Safe for Children.
DURDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prepared and Sold only by
DURDEN, CHEMIST, DORCHESTER,
In Bottles 13id., 2a. 91, and 4a. 61.
_
CROSSE AND BLACKWELL,
Purveyors to the Queen. SOH() SQUARE,
LONDON, direct attention to the following
articles of their manufacture, which always
bear their MAW and addras on the Wel&
puRE PICKLES in MALT VINEGAR.
-
CWHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLES,
an exquieite compound of manta and mount.

MOUES MAIII—WitniIV- --nu strength
and asvour, in Imperial pint and quart bottles.
11,AUGES for FISH, GAME, &c.
MD MEATS and FISH in fancy tins
and jars.

MOCK TURTLE, OX-TAIL, HARE,
SAVY. JULTENNE and NIULLIGIA.
TAWNY SOUPS.
TAMS, JELLIES and ORANGE MARMA-
•J LADE made from fresh Fruit and with refined
Sugar only.
CALVEK-FEET JELLY in bottles, Orange,
Lemon, Madeira, and Vanilla flavours.

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REGISTERED FOR TIW(SMISf3ION ABROAD.
PRIOW —sarr AmP RD :I;4d : UNSTAMPED, 3d.

MON& LETS, Dental Surgeon and Mann
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after
noon' excepted.
ou Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
Bootmaker, High-street, Poole, from
2 t 0... 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. WOOLBTON* COlll-
- Coruhill, Dorolenter. from 2 to 4 Rm.
_
FOR ALL THE USES OF THE FINEST
ARROWROOT,
BROWN AND POISON'S
CORN FLOUR
HAM TWENTY TEAM' WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION,
AND IS A HOUSEHOLD REQUISITE OF
CONSTANT UTILITY.
CAUTION.—Other Corn Flours, pretending to impossible
merits, are sometimes supplied instead of Bitown and
pou,eses, foe the eaUe 01 5.-tee

How to INV ItBT SAVINGS and
I. To know thei the money is safe.
2. To receive 5 per cent. Intermit,
3. To Share in drawings for Bonuses.
4. To withdraw from the Investment if desired.
A Pamphlet explanatory f the above will be forwarded
post free on application to the DitIiENTV RR TRUST, Union
Court, old Itrimletreet, 1,11111011, It C. where also application
for AORNCIRS should be addrtaiscd.
Now Ready.
A NEW AND COMPLETR HANDY (WIDE AND TRADR
CATAIAIDITE 14 MAGIC and DISSoLYINO-YIEW
LANTKIINS anal SLIDIM, IisNSES. DAS 11A01, Ac., for
,A,..ackut and other 'iconic envie. Prim 81 pima free. A.
Wiuttsso., Optician, 15, laolintaido. Borough Road, Sunder-
land.
NEW SURSCIIIRERS TO MILITARY, RRASa, STRING
.„,1 FIFE and riuttm journal+ will have rriat advantagca
for 18113. 'the lamest amortment .4 MUSICAL RoxEs. RIRD
ORDAYS, VIOLINS for VIIKISTRAS PRF..EITI J. R.
li.sbars and 'mi. wusk Puhlisbors, 15, Groen-street, Leicester
W.C., [nudist.
A. B. FLEMING AND 00.,
VEGETABLE MACDIN CRY OIL,
14 81 Per Gallon.
NO EQUA b XICKPT
UMAYYIICTIID IT FIWIIT.
Mee—Caroline Park, Itilltibunrh.
laindon Odin -DI, Queen Victoria...Dort. 'Kr. Re.

TII PORTANT —II Ars Patent Wmtenwoof 0..11g COMPANY
limltol, LANDPIIRT. PORTSMO' 'VI, offer to Architects.
Builders ana others, their impenetrable Damp Course for Wet
Foundation, also their useful Verni.h. unequallel for preser-
vation of Wood and Iron work exposed to wet Price 10d per
gallon.
lIE-11-0-E—M-• RERPIATORSI
All who require protection to the Chest. throat, luttlfs or
tvapiratory onputs generals. about.' wear one of these neat
little Inatrumenta. POST FRE• on receipt of P. 0.0. for Is fid,
Ta 61. 101 6.1, according to quality. Sole Prollith6oll,
Rargobesi and Co., 14, Commercial-street, Leeds.
PHI HIM ALAY TEA eOIII—PAIIrI3- PURE INDIAN TgA
I, Packet., the choicest posluct of the fined t Tea Crowing
Country In the World. AONNTS appointed in every Town.
Himalaya Tea Co., Spltalsquare. London.
vcr HoLERA I. g SPIRIT TRADE.—
CARR BUYER.' OP urinom GIN
Spirits Anil Coraials, can oblain clone prices by addreeing Mr
JANDA BrallOrnll. Cale-street Diatillay,
Chelsea, LONDON. Established 1810.
Tj/E WE1,1,4( SOWN FREweit SOUPS
of the 5:011Erli GEV NRA LK des roreoss
ECONo VlQU'net,. via,
CONCENTRATED REEF wITII PERT !TALI IN RICE, or
spuoLINA or lINAZ.LIAN TAPIOCA or PR RI. TAPIOc A.
or ITALIAN PARTE. or WHEAT FLOUR, or CONSOMME,
(Deasy Soup),
.on he ..141med thou It all respectable Grocers and Italian
For wholesale and Ship/Sow apply to the
NOPe .11,11, for the United Kingdom.
Hammy A. woutr. .0. Dee. Tower-street. London, Kr.
WRITE AND •OUND TrET.I.
IgW 6 It CRY AN It It it lIWN
ARIENTA I. TOOTH PAATE.
Estsblinhol forty yen. 22 the most effeetual nratervative
for the Teeth and Gment A. 4.1 univernally at Is 61 nna Is 61
The reticule' alel only genuine. JlternarllT AND Batter}, Man-
chester.
r.lll YEARN AND CPWARDS H D'S AR PARINA, IA POT
.1,1 p ton h at0...1 the feet 11 public opinion and well
Immo 24 the Rest E.oi for Infoots an.l 1nt,111.1 Nall In all
nart• .4 the worl.l by Chemist Pstent Molicine Vendor. ao.l
Ital.n Warehousemen in 111. awl tilt 1"311011 76. l
each. Wlyacatle at the Itoyal Victoria Mill, Dartford.
INANDELION LIVRR TONI(I.
(nEming vq) wntPursi is of extreme vain° in
stimulatiog the favor, ...doting Digestion. Relieving Debility,
nod Inviroreling the !Ardent. Prier n lAI no.l ae 61 per
bottle. Makers, (Imams Asa Wamcit. Worcester. Rota by an
Druewhae.
TAR. aCYYPTS BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS are Invaluable
If as a family aperient and general meJlei. alike for both
mexes item:. certain core for Ilewl-kehe. Iteligeetlon.
awl Coors. form .4 !her and ,tonetell complaint..
READ TIDE LETYEIt.- lietenvevl July. 1075.
Dlr. --A neighbour of mine at Xlenfora who hail beet. gleeo
up hs. the M.ont took your Pills only, nna tylls trio they osvol
his life. and he ha. been, though over Rftv years of a.% able
1.. work at his trail., ever since. I ant, youra. Sc., It IitALD.
T., Ur Lambert. la, Vere-strect, W,
Roll by all tlhemista In Rotes at Is 41 and Rs RI Observe
Dr SCOTTS 110.1101'S AND LIVER P 11.1.8. Wrapped In a
square green package. Take no odher.
IDAILTICR RAGS (onth. Patent), Waterproof on one able
awl Muellet on the other The advantage. of the beg ore
thee,: completene. :no muslin or oiled silk requires! remai-
n,n for ulo ezaetneas 1,, elan ; oluanllnow ;an be wont
witivint staining the linon and will retain the warmth atni
m .istors '4th, liktulttne. Mel, In various mimes. 6-Inch by 5.
sixpence too.b. To he had 1 all Civemista, awl by poet of the
Patetteeo. Joni Ramo, llemecy wiee. N.

KADYO It It Poen, "vow 11.
RIMY= 11 WARtina MACIIINES,
b'ont Wringer.. 111,02144. tannin- fitting., he.
FLERT.T., rata/mum bee hv not. 140.142 And 142, inch Hot-
LC. born, W.O • and Cremant Icon Works,
Mwohe,.
TIIR WAVERLEY 01)Lit PEN, lon go.
" The maroon( many • writer's woe has been Ihneovere.l "
ACNIVEN AEI/ CAMERON'S PENS!!!
vt They come as • boon and • blaming to men,
The Pickwick, the Owl, and Waverly,. Pen."
The misery of a KV! Lou, is now a voluntary InMetioo."
IWO Newmenera 1,3.1411111011.1 them See UropAie, 12th Feb.,
1075. Sold hr ovary respectable Statbmer. Post, Is 1.1.
Patentees, HAUNIVIS 11'4D CAIIIISMI. 23 to 33, Blair Street,
Edinburgh.
130RWIPKIt Baking Powder was awarded TIIIIEE 1.101.11
I) MEDALS for superiority ItVer. CV4`,V "ther.
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTIIII A ,

IN R. lIATC II EIA It' 4 NERVO-ARTERIAL. ESSENCE.
5.r...1101V1N, Low Spirits, and Palpitation
of the Ileart. tonfintod by long experience In private practice.
Do 'M 12, Finsbury Place South. Bottles, es 11.1,
and AGENTS WANTED.
SAFF24, Kest and thespian SAFTAWARD
against FIRE and THIETML
Phumix tide Works. Liverpool.
....71; . v./Merit, lexhihitios, MS, awarded fa
ri u 1.) AL I. WORI.D.RICNoWNED HOUSEHOLD
SPIXIALITIES.
GOODALL'S RAKING POWDF.II
The beet In the World.
id Notch": rd.. Is, Is 0.1. and 2. Tins
yOKKNIIIRE REIJSH
nt, most delicious Sauce in the World.
!lonics ed. 1., and beach.
GoODALL'S tjUIN INE WINE
The bent Tonic yet introduced
Guiles 1., 1.11.1. 2. ainl2. 3.1 omit
Sold evert wherelly Grocer.. Chemist., Oilmen, Sc.
Prepared by 'GOODELL. BACKHOUSE and OD., LEEDS
DORWICKTIGoId Nadal BAKING POWDER Waal Pudding,
I) Pke and Tart.* smack an.l wholesome.
1 ON DON and SOUTH AFRICAN RANK
IA (Incorporated by Royal Charter IWO),
10. Rom Inu.imurnisirr. Lle, !DOS. 12C.
P dil.op Capital C4OO.OOO—ISSUE3 LETTER! of cRr.DIT
oul DRAFTS tnt ii.. lininchm at Par Elizabeth, Graham..
Capetown. Durban (Natal). Bill. in:nom-Med Lod cent
1,, ...Section. and al Baiiklne bulne. transacted.
Intense at 2par wet per m (pmable halflca 13)
Rowel on Deposita fixed for It months., longer periods.
A BERDEEN Olt ABUT'S MONUMENTS from *J.. °ammo
./1 free. lincrlOons. accurate and beautlful.--Plans and
prior. from Jou• W. LIMOS. Sculptor, abirdeen.

i-viuutrs Patent SAFIIIt snd 81r0ng.1loom DOORS, Fire and
7 Mel Redmins.
CIIURIVS Pat. nt Detector Locke and Street-door Latches.
1.14 of prices free. CHUBS and SON, Malan to the Beak of
Rostsnd. 57, St. Pour., London; Illanclunter, Liverpool. ms 7
Wolverhampton.

It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BEAUTY,
And by the POOREST,_
Because of its CHEAPNESS l
Messrs Ram= A Sox.
Shepherd's Bush, October SS, 1874
Letter from Gentlemen,—" I arn very much pleased
THE DUCHEStI with hour SQUARE BLUE. I have DOW
or used it for imme time, and both for
EDINBURGH'S BEAUTY of COLOUR and FAX/NOMY it far
Laundress. SURPASSES any other I have hitherto used.*
Yours respectfully, SARAH GARDNER.
Laundreesto II R.H. tbe Duke of Edinburgh.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE SQUARE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by C. PaasoNa. Wholesale and
_ ist!___________________--
Retail
n,
and
Elmggrocer ; an:.
in Weymouth by B. J. WRIGHT;
Burn and Cox, and F. N. Wurrs,_Wholeaale and
Family Grocers • and by all respectable Grocers, Oil-
me
•SPIIALTE ROOFING FELT.
One Penny per square foot.
CROGOON AND 00, MANUFACTURERS, Albion Wharf,
41, Upper Thamee-etreet London.
69, George Square, Mammy.
X, &wee Pismo "----,

IRON CHURCUES, SCHOOLS, AND soon
Erected by
CROOGON and CO..
41, UPIAT Tilannr-stroct, London.
60, George Square, Glaanow
2, Gum Piazzas, Liverpool
WALKER'S CRYSTAL CASE WATCHES are eupersedilf
'2 all others Price lledale, London Paris I :
Silver Irmo CS 30. Gold, trunk kU GS, Conshill, E.C.
lig:cut-Street, W., and 70, strand, W.O. Descriptive panipit2:
Deo.
IGR W. A. liMiE AND 00.•
IfillTlioUSE CoLEA OIL
14 roe MODUATOR MID 01114 LANDS.
Merchants end ReSuora of all binds of Bantling and Ltdirleathill
Oda.
Dam ider Vasa oil Arrucaslni.
Offigs, 06 Upper Mantas Street, lAD4DDI. E C.

I'o LADII34.—A Catalogue NEW lind POPULAR MUSIC
(beet Within.) at greatly reduced prim, poetaire free All
who play or sing should write (or &bine erhich will be sent
gratis post tree. A. M. MOPPATP, 3, Bariebury Street,
Issalon, N.
TOON MlTell-ELL, Rik!. PEN MAKER to the tlUEElte
• Established iSV. Idesion Depot-1K Cheapside, 1.0.
Works- Newhall Street, Birmingham.
STEEL PENS Warranted quality, Sample Box 7 stamps.
Gamma W. Wolin, 56, St. Paul's square. Birmingham.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Catli.t..ck Mounds- -Ttie.alay (this day), Rampishaui
;Vri,la. 2lth„ Backlit:id Millers —at 10.4.5.
Mr. Iduliiiire s Hounds—Thursday, E3rd. Yellowham-
WIMMI —at 11.
East I ha...et -Wednesday, Enfurdgate Timm
tIAV. gird, 1.14.1140 rd - at 11.
Vale Hounds --Tuesday (this day), Caliwile
Marsh : Thursday, :TIM, Stmckhrielgt: ; Friday, 21111,11iing's
Stag, Pulhou —at 11.

lIIRTII%.
De:ember I, :IL PILiiII/LI/1/ C. the wife of Ur John Oliver, of a
daughter.
Moonier S. at ItAletruct,l/orcliester, the wife of Mr Grow
Payne, of a I langlitcr.
December 9, at East llelbury, Shaftesbury, Dorset, the ails
of D. 11. Luamoro, Cwt., of a daughter.
December 9. at Parkstone, the wife of Mr Gilbert Whethermasei, of a soli.
Ikvember 9, at Parkstone, the wife of Mr Rolart
of • daughter.
Deealiber 10, at Itockbasupton, the wife ef Mr DAVid Strong
dairyman, of a son.
Deannber 11, at Parkstone, the wife et Mr J.uiea ,owe,
Soutiewestuni Pottery. if a drobride.:
Deeember It at Belle Vu, Terrace, Weyurnitli. the ea'
uf Mr Itielimond Yates, head schoolmaster of 11.51.8 lloseswen.
of a son.
Des:oilier Id, at Illandford, the wife of Mr I'. Corbel,. 01.
daughter.
Member 14, at the White Hart Inn, Blandlord, the wit' '4
Mr G. Itidout, of a son.
December 14, at Blaudfonl, the wife of Mr W. Call,
sot,.
December 15, at Part-terrace, Upper Teddinglon, the ode '4
51r 11. F. Goodenough, of a daughter.
Da.c.,mber 16, at Shirehaltplace, Dorchester, the It of
J. Dibben, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES
November It, at Port Elizabeth, South Africa. Mr Will!'"
Hay to Camilla Louisa, daughter of Capt. Jan,
grand-daughter of Bee W. Smith, late of lilt, Wittys.
Deeember it, at Witehampton church, by the Rev. G.
Collinson, Mr Charles Collis, of al itelieldever, Hants. to M'n'
second dauthter of Mr Joseph Batchelor, of Deane,. Lear, ,
December 13. at St Mary's Church, Longfieet, by the Re"
Williams, clear, James Walter, son of the Into GCOnte Dann.
Nottingham. to Dile. daughter of the late William Frisk. "
WY forth'', Melton Mosehray, Leicestershire. •
Decerubcr 13, at St. Mary's Church, Southampton,
Rev. C. Hawkins, Mr F... W. Hunt, of Down Wood,
Fanny, only daughter of Mr P. Gram, of Southampton.
DRATHIS.
December 7, Annie, wife of Mr Samuel Hoare, 4 ThWAX.
iibe nsthr B,at tet e s°th
year
I 4
4oyhael Oak r lge.
, Radipole. William 14".`r"
gal 61 years. ••.a.
December 8. at Milton AbLas, Emily .isdie, tea emell4
1 Mr R. Vatther.
luecember 10, at he halisbury, Miss Flimbeth
Janus, eldest daughter ,d the late Robert Janus. r°l'
WlYksdec ime 0 hbuwr 1.1).„ lil tutrireea `
ton Farm, Stieklmel, rr: k i
the beloved and only child of Loulat and William Item,
1 year Ind 10 months.
December 10, at 56, St Mary-street, Weymouth. 11m34
relict of the late itobert Symes, aged su years. gr C.
Deedmher It, at Blaladford, Eva, infant daughter
Wells, aged 10 months seamier'
December 12, at West-street, Poole, Mr Goers,
aged 53 years.
December 13, at Bournemouth, Helen, wife of Mr Thognal `t.
Perry, sired 57. sl 74
Deoetither 11, at Dorchester, Miss Ann Tullage, kr' ....Ise
December 14, at Puddletown, Mrs Paull, widow el I'n
Mr Null. J°l'B
December 14, at Tlneleton, alter a short
Bridle. yeoman, aged 60 years. ewe 111-
December 13, at Bournemouth. Mr Thomas Ho
December 14, at Bournemouth, Mr Moses Sarirenl..7,;,sa.
December 15, in his 67th year. at Greenharn.house.
ger, Dorset, the Rev Charles Pennv,'D D., rect. r oft.",„ 37
and chaplain 1:0 Lori Itadlan, until recently for
years head-master of the .'rewkenie Grammar &hoe'.
December 16, at Worehoon,
MDecember 10, at St. r John
%eyEn
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trec :